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3 CABINE¥@
aspirant, 1922, “Ft-stern Now-paper Union.
5 {A glimpse of sunshine, a sparkle ot
. dcw,
.A cloud and a rainbow’o warning,
Mdenly sunshine and (lint! of blue.
An April day in the morning.
W HAT TO EAT
,mer using
Edam cheese, save the shcll and use
bake
with chm-so.
out: cupi‘ul
macaroni
cd water
tcnzlcr.
Cook
until
soncd white sauce
t-m‘t-i‘ with wcll bul-
nlnl [ct brown in the
(Mun. Wrap tin- outside of the shell
with a' thick pain-r to kvep the bent
Slum destroying thc color of the shcll.
Green Butter.--~—'l‘his is nice to sci-re
ani‘h various tliuhcs on any occasion
Mitch grt-t-n is to he the color note.
\ll’ash two (‘lllit‘ON of frcsh parsley
and t‘titik until tt-ntlcr in just the
man-r that clings to the leaves, adding
Ian more unh-ss there is danger of
burning. “’ln'n tcntlor pound to a
waste with a iittlc anchovy for iiavor
sml
:h 11in; well.
on line slow-
fili 0
‘l‘fted crumbs
the shell.
l'rt-ss the whole through
and kccp on lcc until
tawnly t0 Scrvc. As a garnish for fish
It. s is espccinliy attractive.
i. bison Salad.----r‘tit‘ t-ach service
;l..."l‘ a slice of flash or (“Illlt'd pine-
I- z. 't- on two or thrcc in art lcmcs 0f
l‘ttiuce; on tho [tincaitplc [time two
I‘uiions each of orange amt grape-
fruit frce from all mcmhiauo; his
fiycrn those stwtions plant! an cl’ghth
ooi‘ an apple, with a bright rod pt-ellng
Loft on. Serve,wtth mayonnalsc.
Hot Rico With Hot Chocolate
Cadet—Mix onc-halt‘ cupful of rice
with one teasponnt‘nl of salt. one—half
tx-aspoonful ot‘ gratcd nutnwg. onc-
tlird of a claim] of sugar. onc-hnlf
(’lllifiil of raisins, with mw quart of
molded milk. 'l‘ttt'u illin n huttercd
baking dish nnvl ltakc slowly for two
hairs. stirring: m't'nsitllitlily during thc
first hour. At‘tt-r two hours add one
pint of cold milk and continue baking
flirmvi’ourths of an hour hinge-r. Scrve
txlth hut chocolatc snut't‘.
Sponge Cake Custard—Spread
slices of spring.» t-akc with rasphcrry
or currnnt jam. Arrangt- thcm in n
fluttered, papci‘»lim-tl pudding dish,
sprinkled with tinciy crusht-ul pcanut
.fitile. Beat lilrl't‘ ozgs, ntiti «mo-half
trasplmnt'ul of salt. tin-cc tnhicspoon-
his of sugar anti a pint of hot milk.
Four ovcr tht- calm and bake tmtll firm.
Serve hot or cold
“@1me
SomeI/zz'flg to
T [Iiflé [150111
By F. J. IV/{LKER
.ESTRA IN
lOUR SPEECH
HEN inclined to speak of a
person‘s faults, though he or
may be unfriendly towards you.
train yourself, and think or your
shortcomings.
Then, it you are a charitable soul,
, will turn your conversation into
rauother channel where there are no
hidden dangers and go sailing under
r skies in joyous sunshine.
One thoughtless, impulsive, slan-
a word spoken in the presence
clothe“. and particularly In the hear-
.5" of those given to ossip and dis-
”ed to magnify vi at they hear,
my rain on innocent man or woman
fit life.
a Gun your own house before you
“ about the task of cleaning, the
those of your neighbor.
Purge your own Soul of shortcom-
Imgs and you will find yoursolt so
.usy in doing it that you will not haxe
lime nor inclination to discuss the
defects of otheis.
i “Let him without sin," said the
Blaster of Men. “cast the first stone."
' :‘nd the accuscrs of a hapless woman
dole away. one by one.
1 t 0
Your faults and my faults have come
down to us through the ages.
3 So. let us always curb our speech,
.wherever we may he and think noble
nought: instead of the kind um de-
Dose others anti ourselves as well.
' Aside from tin-'- 200;! policy of speak-
I‘ng no evil, tin-re Comes to the man
or woman who may adopt it. a divine
muse of serene happiness that cheers
"our way like the stars of night.
And anothcr thing thataccompnnics
.cb a course is the ability to make
”lends and holtl them in all sorts of
.mther.
In lying down to sleep, in waking
and in motion, there come no mgrets
X
no torments to torture a guilty com.
. 2mm, no remorse that ages the
hart and driws the soul to despair.
If it did nothing else this char-
Inbie observance wouldfirxe at least
. give you peace, make you great-
“J‘hrted and enable you at all times
t strike the nicest. balance between
I‘lgt and wrong and to hold the re-
m and love of the community in
on you live. .
And after all is said and done, what
,moretobedeolredlniite
« moxood will of nelgbora. whoa:
the center tram an’
it for n shcll tot
macaroni ‘
of ‘
in salt— i
drain and .
put with well sca‘ ‘
mix with timot- Uliuccs of buttcr, ,
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“Ho E EPARTMENT
KNITTED OUTERWEAR RIDES
RISING TIDE OF FAVOR
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.2! lu_\nl iiiliilltt‘SS. iill' l'rinvt-ss ttn- “tin-r the more tllgnifivtl tuxedom
{\lnl'). lins‘ st-t tin- scnl of hcr Thc slipmn is inatic with either round
approval on kniitt-d {rm-ks. Nil? t-r "\" nm'i; opt-nine and knitted in
has crtlcrcti “hitc Ulli~ and t-olnrctl many dift‘crcnt slilchcs. it is Varied
ones from Dom-uni t'ur llcr trnusscau. in nthcr ways. as in its finish and doc-
uraliuns, Hm- of ilw most becoming
nimicls am'cars in tin- picture above.
and it trot-s without saying: that cw-i'y
maid will aspire to at lcasi l'lli‘ knittt-ti
slucnd most of tin-Ii tinw a. :.i \iinitr
and summer resorts.
is huttum-tl to the sweater.
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; CD'VLGHI ll VDIM NWUl-l UNION
which
\\’hat inn-rests t-u-rybmiy is the lust
word about M\<~:ttcl':~. ’i‘wu six!“ in
those iiOillllliill' ;: Irv-sent. t-nc 1-? lit in
”W yt-utttl'ul :.r.-i [uncut-.1
practical
for the b}.ll'i>\\lllli.il,
DOUBLE treat
—-Pcppermint
Jacket over Pep-
Sugar jacket just
“melts in your mouth,”
then you get the deler
table gum center.
And with Wri ey’s three old
standbys also ording friendly
aid to wteeth throat, breath, ap-
petite and digestion.
l SOOthing. thirstvquenching.
Making the next cigar
mate better.
dross this s1 ring. 'l‘itt') nit- not H: will. llt’fk :lil'l slt‘r-H< and pntkcts hor-
tirt-ly now to us. l‘t-r ll-c [tam lhrtc tit n-il \ it! I tutu hands of limped \‘(Nll
i‘t-an‘s the iitlt- of “nor i‘cr kliittt'ti ill a l“ili‘:l'~lill,1'i'l‘.tiii| High (”lots in
garments hns ilt'l'ii we «lily rising. tln- lilNi‘ t-i tliv suoatcr are ionctl
The introduction or sslk :liJi til-t'i' sill; liII\\il “ilil gray lmrtit-rs of this killti. ;
l“ the niattni'nt-lun Hf i.i..ttmI unirrr; A “31”,“ fur tho ”H“, folks. shown
“'cflr limits-’1! in a tin t:.t.\. ‘ut tlu- lt-i‘t. has a tam-y stitch intru-
tlnt- rttnsm: l- r iiu' ntlxtmt't' “5 tint-vii to l.i:il\" u stripe below it plain
knittt-tl amvarcl luuartl thr «'t llii‘r cf palm and its sult- nnhainwl by n sailor
the slagt- is its :lti..li?1lll1.i}' to ~3wl'? t'uiitli'. This is linislxctl with .:i knitted
clothesV “hit-l: ii.'..l t-ztcli to M? hand in “iliil' anti IilP sicmes are m}.
widened ltl ilt'llltil iiil HJ'H' Hillii‘l ishpt' in [hp sun”. “‘uy, 'l'htl [Hwypgt
and informal gtit'ltutiis \‘I:Ltit “mm-n ot' itlcas alum-Mr In the brief skirt
BLOUSE HAS CALI.
Favoritism Shown Suits Means
Demand for Walsts.
Colored Batiste, Dimity and Gingham
Are Used—Tiny Pin Tuckc
Are Featured.
', is being shown the twccd and
homcspun suit for spring. blouse
manufacturers Spec hilt/Jug in tottun
waists are anticipatin ' a big business,
states a fashion \\l"ii4i‘.
Aiiittng‘ the fabrics
colored hatiste. lilon~cs
mcdium having hand-made t‘Uiifli‘S
and rufl's of white. 'l‘hc t'nnlmSt
of the rose m- sky blue blonsc printer
with tho white collar and (‘UiTS is
most Springlikc. Some of the collars
{calm-e hand-drawn work and hand
is
this
strcso-‘ed
of
both plain and tnckcd.
“'ith color a: prime factor in spring
tlcvclnmncnls. it is only tittini.’ that
‘hiuuscs should in! oiTyn-d in t-qually
tang: sinttlcs. (‘niort-d tiilnltics are
given a place of importnncc in this col-
lcction, and are iit't'ul'tlvti \‘lli‘il‘ti treat-
mcms. Ilosnm frontmi‘l'cris arc well
liked, the yoke tit-fincd with item-
stitchcd lines. l‘lniteti edges arc cm»
Mun-«l fur miliwliishmcnt. and outline
”’HNTS (if King's car and i't-galatinn
in"? as wcil as smartly tnilttrcd turn—
iVith the markctl favoriilsm which
hank cuffs. An orchid color blouse
trt-atcd in this, manner is must at-.
ill‘nl'iilt‘.(I
blot-king. \rltilc tho iniliil‘u scctions are :
Gingham is n nwdium also thuscn I
for trimming purpnscs. and is vireo-3
tit-e cmnhincd with tinntty. 'i‘ln- gang- '
'hnm is soon in such color comiiina- .
lions as black and white, rod and
I\\'hiic.1:rccn and whiic and black and
fwhite.
'llw gingham forms t-dgings‘ for col-
lz'us nnd cults and
illnish for tucks dwnrating the front
sv‘t'tlons Of the blousc. An nildimlty
luluuso, don» in whitc. has collar and
tnckcd ireatmcnis. ihc tlncst of pin
.turks being chum-n fur this purpose.
shell cdgc ci'l'ccicd through the black
mulching. ‘
CHARMING FOR smite WEAR
A part gray gown of orch do chine
i ll decorated with steel beads. The hat
. is of brightly colored straw with
toasted balloons.
ioieeveo and how they an Joined at
the wriot.
“DONT’S” FORjSTOUT WOMEN
.Ouggestiom for Matron: Who Dociro'
to Avoid Drawing Attention
to Avolrdupoio.
‘It you are plump:
Doh‘t go without a corset.
Don‘t wear figured or patterned ma-
terlals.
‘Don‘t' wear materials that have a
impuni-e woolly, or have a sheen.
‘Don‘t wear light colors.
Don’t show your waistline.
Don‘t wear broad» panels—use nar-
row ones.
\Don‘t wear kimono sleeves.
Don‘t wear long-haired furs
Don‘t wear wide-brim hats.
Don't try to look youthful and for-
get your style. ‘
Don‘t wear nutty dresses. ,
Don‘ t wear colored shoes and stock-
lugs.
Don’t worry. '
Dont wear round both lines.
I Don't wear round hats.
Soft Fabrics for. "Coats;
The use of pile fabrics for spring
coats, onceclaunched‘as a hazard. has
now develop'éd‘ into a certainty. Day
coats, fashioned in
modes that are debixnéd for formal
wear especially adopt these lovely
culls of contrasting l'lliiil‘. showing: pin- 2
in tho silk nnmlmrs which this
ihouse is showing radium silks and
ltt'ngco arc the mmitnms strcsst-d. and
it is stated that poncho is in par-
tlcularly high favor with buyers. The.
intrmluctiun of a slicil wigc is note-
u‘nrthy. and adds a good lunch to
those models. Tho radium numbers
often Siuli‘ mamtic rmnhinntious. the
also serum as a '
trauma Santana '
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'l‘hé radiOphone can be used for innumerable purposes. But the
latest one put to use is that of making love over the ethereal waves.
Despite the fact that there may be several persons "listening in." Miss
Gladys Wyvtlle does not seem the least bit fazed as she sent arkiss
to her sweetheart in Pittsburz.
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' MONDAY, MARCH 27,192;
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bus? ~3‘mi .. - ‘
half liit‘ lzsimi
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Fi'ttds 5‘31‘_!.m'. in”
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$9.95 to $50
on
45% it 953660,)
The Shop of Individuaizty
Note the clashed '
the elaborate a
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4 soft textureqwlrllé many sport “W‘s-L >
- new ‘
The HamiltOn Shop
Add a.\ ew Popular Song to your
V ictor Collection
18847—chp No More My 18848—That's How I Believe in
Mammy You
18854—Katua l8855-—Boo-Hoo
18844—Waiting for the Sunrise main—Mississippi Cradle
\‘ict rola Depart merit - M ain Floor
Let Us Develop and
Print. Your Films
Twenty-four Hour Service
Natteford Candy
Fresh Every Day
Try a Box of Peanut Brittle
A Snappy March for your Player-Piano
Lights Out Comrades of the Legion
Sabre and Spurs Allied Victory
Blaze Away I Faircst of the Fair
l‘i. toil liar-art men t-Second Floor
3a.;
49 \Vail Street N orwalk
OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL NiNE
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ta) No pcrson shall lime in his ,1 isscssion am
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discovcry of any motor vehicle, the engine
which shall have been mutilated, shall
into his custody.
court or justice.
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If Your Motor Numbers Have Been Changed—It Is Against
the Law for You to Own That C ar—Whether You Knew An) -
thing About the Number Tampering or Not.
WE ARE THE ONLY DEALERS IN SOUTHN 1\iORW AI K
AUTHORIZED BY THE- FORD MOTOR COMPANY
We GUARANTEE that the car you get from us has never
~ been owned by anyone else-—
(I That it IS a new car—- .
Guarantee—
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“BUILT” .
numbcr
immediately take
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‘V‘ih ”3 operator, and shall produce thcm iiPlllit .l innit
II That it has never been registered.
WE GUARANTEE YOUsa perfect title in the car you buy 0f 1‘"
WHY TAKE A CHANCE?
ilc0X Flint, Inc.
Operating 30 Ford Stores
52 North Main St, South Norwalk.
—-REMEMBER THE LOWEST FIRST COST—THE
~ ~13]; 153E. HIGHEST RESALE
tau UNIVERSAL cam
l YOUR PROTECTION!
READ‘THIS EXCERPT FROM THE CONNECTICUT LAWS:
Sec. 66. Mutilated Motor Vehicle Numbers.
12(th
mutiliatcd iactorv or engine number 0 ' a nunihcr \\ hich shthS » \iiii‘ii‘ c
inning: been tampered with, exccpt as licrcinaficr prnxidcd.
0 '1'
(I That the numbers have never been tampered with-
(I That, therefore, it carries the Ford Motor CompanV
i Proxe for \ ourseif
That only the Hoover i
really cleans rugs i
ciczm .
Let us demcxstra‘e ore ID '
you at your 0 ~ our:
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Just pincwc us for a 5:;
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