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Evening sentinel, Monday, April 26, 1926 · page 4

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HEALTH PLAY

Norwolk Congregational Church Entir- :
‘tains Eighty Delegates At Young People's “
7 Week-end Fairfleld County_Confcrcnoe.

V th in ’l'ofloud," o delightful
ploylot one presented in the
Theotro. flottirdsy sftornoon

 
 

 
 

J l’ulnoni unit r r o n h l i n
g: . under the direction of Miss
' E. Thompson. supervisor of
odumtion in tho Norwolh

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'7 theatre was pnultoi‘l by Lou
~ end 200 odulto. with molly
o choosroning tho children.

 
 
 
 

PARKER TO SPEAK
BEFORE THE MOTHERS’ CLUB

_ Molllcro' l‘lllll will hoi
.g tomorrow uftornoou o
and Woman's t'lul;

 

P will givn n titlif an. "Musical
' tion for Children." '

.3 o’clock tho li‘lrnt Md'nlusm
bl hnlii willie iit lizlil o'clock
orktrr'e tnlic will hc given. fiho
Mnilicd by four of her pupils.

 
 
 
 

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The ohlldrsl in the out

The nioylot wio woody coined.
M

toys. were clone to their roles. 'I'ho
oooturnoo were oust oflosttzo. The
numbers of tho son m-IH
Thompson with o homo! hoohot
of roses. The furniture ood‘ioys g:
or

the ploy wore looood
oooooioo by Andrew J. Collins,

Then one on “Our floss” ooioody.
snd tho looks l'ioyors production.
"Peter Pon". which children so”?

M to CnMo

 

liorgorst Dnnbor. Aotoinotto Toilets.

dliorick Bauer sud lildwsrd Finis!-

Tlioy will ontortolo the club ou ot
tho somo time domenotroto how lilo

Porkor'o theory works out in proo-
lice.

Anyone intorestod is oordiolly in-
vited to ottond end members of the

Moth-w oliib ore argon to Mill
friends.

 

tow SHALL YOUNGPEOPLE
THINK,” SUBJECT OF CONFERENCE
yogotoo' from nearly oil the Adorn MEchlou ond Borold Dud-

, oucilunni churches

pic‘s Wonk-End Conference in
Ioutli Norwnili
.h. Hilllli‘din’ and Sunday. 'I‘hcro
delegates, most of
m were the “'Oflk-tfnd guests of
Second District

(‘ongrruutionnl

 

fill?!“ mltln ilicnm of the router.
my “How Shall Young People
It?" and the subject was pro-

0 conference opened Soturdoy
10 o'clock. with dovo’
led by iiov. lCrncot F. MoOrog-
Aftor'u short ocoslon. luncheon
sorvod by lodloo of the church.
lunch. them was on oddroos.
living which the dolegotoo on-
the baseball gomo ot Amuse-
ln the evening. there.
fellowship dinner It ‘tho'
. oh. during which Weilnlts’s‘or-
“in furniohod music.
diffnront churches govo their
' . 'i'horo then followed the eve-

dologotou ottondod the
church school. ,
with John Lund. superintendent. of.
hole. gave it very Interesting toll!
"i‘tciiuion und Life‘s success."
younu poopln were in chorgo of
morning service at it o'clock.
o Wore short addresses by seven
the dbldgutnl.

 

son. the first Congreggtiopol
church. South Norwollt. At o
o'clock in the ofternoon thoro woo
'u. communion service in chorge of
Rev. Frederick H. Jooobs ond Roy.
John H. Grunt.

.Thc oddrooooo on the subject
"How Sholl Young People Think?"
were:

“Of Their Freedom." by the Rev.
Allen K. Chalmers of New Hovon.

"Of Their Neighbors ond other
Rocco.” by Korry Edmond: o di-
rector of lnternotionol House. How
Your oily.

"Of. Their Bible." by the Rev.
Forrest i... Know. oosiotont polor
of United Church. Bridooport.

"Of Tholr Life Work." by the
Rev. Merrill r. Clerks. of tho Con-
grcgotionsi church. Now Conson.

Mr. Edmondo' toih woo oopooioily
foocinotin to the young people. in-
iorno'ilo House. of which he is o
director is iocotod noor Columbio
university. end is o house for 1.300
students of do dldoront rocos. Mr.
Edmondo impressed on tho dolo-
gotoo the congenisiity of the any
types of young men. raid!” I! the
house. This is on experiment end
has been working out wonderfully.

Lym‘on Hoovor. o student ot Yolo
Divinity'lohool. who is to he s into.
oiohory toaChlito. go's I Vol" inter-
esting toll: on his roooono for bolus
s. misoionory.

Tho week-end oonforooco woo o

 

with Miss emigrant-ecos- ond crootodosnlolldid
or representing tho First Con- spirit of fellowship omen: the
dorm church. Norwnlk. ond.ycuns Double-in ottendoooo.

 

honor of the first onnivorsory
he Wampn clulv, the Womon‘o
lisry“ of the Mustol‘ Piumbors‘
otlon of Fountain County, a
not and dance was held Satur-
nisht itt iiiu l‘utnnm inn in

 

Who husbands of the tvcmon. mom-
. {Of ihu Mtisivr Plumbers" Asso-
.._ on. worn the mimiu of honor.
. ul fifty were prosont in on.
’ til helm: prcncnt from llidsenold.

 

d Bosch, (iriwnwlch and White
‘ I. New York.

AMPA CLUB OBSERVES FIRST
ANNIVERSARY WITH BANQUET

 

The delicious mono inolndodt
Fruit eoolttoil‘. vesetoblo soup. celery.
olives. illet of solo. creole oouoo. roost
turkey. string boobs. meshed pets-
toes. oronborry oouoo. hurt of lot-
tuce. nuooion droning. ice orsom.
domi tease and oondy.

The husbondo enjoyed oils".

The ioool members standing in.
eluded: Mr. sud Mrs. A. 0. Ruth“.
Mr. and hire. John M. Porter. Dir.
and Mrs. Luster Roost-I. Mr. sud
Mrs. domes Per-one. Mr. ond Ian.
Stephen Miller. Mr. end Mrs. Horn:
Nothon. Mr. and Mrs. Chorioo L. 3y.
nit.

 

 
 
 
 

(AP)--l«.‘.ncourogod by
Junction in Paris of o woman
spits running 3 shop which sells
'mon‘s nttlrc. n nu‘mbcr of Eng.
I, women one dinousslnx tho so-
of at similar shop in
Mon are so successful os
,. million! ond mllllners thot wo-
'bollovo they could duplicate
(shooter: in coloring to the
to! male customers.

W Phyllis iloo Rosy Chocks
mayo lllied Phyllis sad I felt.
She never bod molly
Just polo ond “woohed
'i‘lrod easily.
in for sports like the root of us.
w, why. i never shw such a.
i hardly know hon. She
:ioinod duo pounds. She'd boon
' tennis and. honestly.
led to be alive!
,, t have you done to your-
.li emondcd. "Lydlo 3'. Pink-
' Compound." she
"I‘m olso toiling the Bills;
Bottor‘ try them‘

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Gertrude Elliott '
Returns To London

m

LONDOV. “Pia-Gertrude m.
iiott. hos returned to the London
ttuo “in s tronslotion of Koren
Brennan‘s "Lo rename Fouls.“
which is coiled "honours-o." She
pinyo the role of tho Countess of
d'Anthoor. Mid Elliott to lady
Forbes Robertson in prints life out!
o sister new» Elliott.

Contest for Dainty
Ankles Abolishod.

LONDON. (uh—Tito dointy‘on-
itlo competition. o footuro for yooro
of the usual Rounsiow hospitol
Mote. hso- boon oheliohod owing to o

ocoroity of unsuited contest-hie. A.
J. Lutmohoimn of the demon-tro-
tion committee. sold the tiny of tho
pretty end olnty ankle woo pon-

oports. be bid. bod lillod tho shone.
gly‘ on‘higwwuoh bod not yet shown
ony tondpncy of ooaing hock.

 

 

 

 

 

“not an. left to right: Mrs. Somuei Gutkowoky. Mrs. Sophia
will now: We. Sonntel swlnberg, Mrs. Michocl Anathema. Mrs.

W monks.

Noorly "00 will be rooiised oo o
nuolouo for the building fund of the
Jewish not: no women in this city
on o. result of tho three doy rum-
msgo sole hold by tho Norwoll: sec-

tion. Notionoi Council of Jewish
Women in o moot store in tho

bishookemo block Wednesday.
Thursdoy ond Fridoy.

As the present quarters user] by
the Jewish men and woman in the
city are so cramped o move is on
foot to establish o building fund to
be used in the future for more

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JEWISH WOMEE IN CHARGE OF SALE

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

-—-l'llo!0 l\_. \ .nr int.

Abrohonm. Miss Milly Gone. Mrs. Meyer Kept-tn.
John Bimiomln. Mrs. Edunrd Gum. Mrs. Abraham ('nhr-n “nil .\lr.~.

Everything from hand it) foot. in j tiles that lilt‘l‘llly cluihr-l 11.. i.

the way 0: clothing. was on 5-th ni Mrun at the ml»;

the store. ond ovary sort of person
come. our end purchased.
Those who could not afford

Lost year a similar silo was lit-ill
for lIlI'i‘t! d;_\'s. \-.lwn f-m ulnm.i the

 

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CHURCH MINSTREL

LARGE CROWDS OI" PEOPL

Local People Enjoy Unique l’rosmiution; Dr
Cattaneo of Darien SCOI'L'S .\
On Proi'rram Give Inter ‘Sllillfi' .\' {511.llu1',

 

 

Nor\v:.ll.. l‘wu‘ufiull,

‘ mluoirrl show when undrr lilo .iur-

ulws of the Jim': i‘llllv of tho bur...
['ri‘ubylcrian ihllli‘l’i in the
lzuyio school. in l';ll‘l< :i. t‘ltlilrdu)’.

t4.» gi‘i‘ut ups lilo .iCIt'l'lllallLG iii-ll

'3 LOCAL WOMEN TO TALK‘JSETORL; '
“BETTER HOMES WEEK" MEETING

 

Two u'r-li knoun n:« n nud,two lo-
\"LI womi-n “ill speak before the

.liiuiiing to im held by the- American
ll.¢gion Auxiliary
Illll-.
l nitli [letter llamas Wei 3:,

r the Frank
(‘rodfrny Post. No. l;'.

C.
in connr-.:lon

The gathering l’illl
April :ill at 3 o'clock

mite place
in tho Elks'

io'mme amount of mungy \-.;.s rmi'lzt- ‘ auditorium.
buy oil that they really needed, \\'--rr ‘- d. The rllnlm:l,r;;::s lv'ti l')’ lhi: .1. w.i

Thur: will be a spr-wial program oi

more 03' 1‘” 0‘1”“th by the “nm‘ 13“ women “0”}! 10 b" ‘i'l‘b' 5"”“953‘ cnim‘inlnmc-ni hr'riilus addresses by
on. And thnro were dozvns or f.im- ii’ul.

 

ALLER PUPILS
TO DANCE AT
S. N. BOAT CLUB

lovers! of Miss lllldrod Allor's
pupils will ontortoin with donolng
numbers ot tho south Norwslk Boot
Cornivol tonight. ,

Tho numbers will inoiuder

Rose Pots] too douse. Ruth Bonito.
Wilhelmino Buds.

The Chose. Kothorino Vout.

Pony aollot. Mory Wesley. Wilhoi.
nuns Buffs ond Ruth Bonito.

Gordon donoo. Kothorino Vsoot.

lponloh too donco. Miss Buffs.
hills Bonito. Mory ond Eilsoboth
Wesley.

Highlond flint. Miss Buffs. Miss

 

Bonito. Miss Mot-y ond Miss Elizobeth

Wesley.

William Thomas _
Given Surprise Party

Williou: Themes of so Woodword
ovcnuo enjoyed o ploooont surprise
porty oi his homo Fridoy evening.

A anterior: luncheon woo served
by Mr. Thom who woo in seed
form ond seemed not to hove for~
gotten his experience in several of
the lending hotels in Europe.

Bovorol sntertoiurnents followed.
ooch guest singing his fovoritol sous.
mony different ionguoges being too-
tux-ed.

Chorles Bookoy gave a. Charleston
exhibition oocornnoniod by Gabriel
Kurllnoi on the piano. Joseph Mug-
yor proved to be in root form for
o Hungorion Chordos. Mr. Thomas.
hoving ti! srrlvod home from
o tour of mono. swoon interesting
tolh on the wool ed tho people of
the «mount countries he noosed
throuoh.

It' doll end Mitchell Sel-
oceotnnoniod

 

 

dud Gdbriol
loonyi ond
Julius Poll gore o few selections in

singing. Btophon He-
woos. Fronds doll ond John Yobby
govo o comedy sot.

Wants Run of Plays
‘ To Be Shortened

LONDON. (AH—Mil Thorndike
ho o low to pro-

 

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Here Are Three Delicious
Ways to Use Maple Syrup

There‘s no tooto like the of
rool mople syrup and no in or
foodo tho fresher the syrup the t—

"torthetosto. rtoowoe

with moblosyruphoeo do ‘ .
neoo thut oos't be imitotod. Cokoo
end cookies sweetened with nitric
sunr- ore most "nummy" ond con-
dieo mode from the nuns cooked
syrup have u tinvor oil their own.

This recipe for movie mouse. to
ocomonnlool~oo reclpeo go—ond
rushes o. dessert that will pleoos the
whole fitmiiy.

.Mopie Mousse.

Ono and ono~hoif oups rnoplo
syrup. 3 eggs (whites). : cups whip-
ping crum. few groins colt.

Boot whites of eggs until stiff.
Cook syrup whlio booting eggs for
five minutes end odd to whites in a
thin sit-com. booting constantly.
Fold in c‘reom whipped until firm
snd pour into freeser. Do not stir
whllc freezing. Pack in three ports
ice to one port soil. and let stand.
three hours.

The next i-ocipo molten o richer
dessert end is really o frozen oile-
‘ll‘d. I
Moplo Odom Moon.

Onc cup msplo syrup. t cm i
oup'milk. 3 toblospoono flour, 1
cup crcom.

Add yolks of so“ to lymp snd
cool: over hot water. stirring oon-
stontly until mixture boils. Add
milk ond flour stirred to o smooth
pesto with o little cold milk. Bring

 

again to the boiling point and rc-
movo from tin fire. When cold fold
in the cream whipped until stiff.
Turn into mot! and pack in three
ports ice to bob Wt out. When
mixture is poldioliy frooon fold in
the whites of taro ens bootcn until
stiff. Let otond two hours before
serving.
biopic Cum-d Ice Gown.

' Ono quart milk. 3 tablespoons
oornstorch. 2 «to. 1 1.: cups
mople syrup. 3-t cup seeded rais-
ins.

Put milk into so smooth calico
poo. Stir come to o. smooth
posts with o lite cold water and
stir into milk. Bring to the boiling
point stirring constantly. Boot eggs
well and stir into milk mixture.
Cook o minute. Jill long’ enough
to set the eggs. Ramovo from the
fire ond odd one cup of maple
syrup. Let cool and hour into mold.
Pack in ice adult and from: un-
til “mushy." Cook rejoins in rc-
meining syrup until roioins oro
plump. Add to bolt ,froson mix-
ture. mixing thorougidy. Let stand
on hour and cue-half longer to
freeze firm.

The kind of motor used must of
course determine the reporticno of
ice no soil. used in tossing mix-
tures but this uouol proportion is
three parts ice to one prt salt. sad
the ovorogo time for crooning is
three hours topfreezs without stir-
ribs.

 

“Law Not War” Says
Woman’s Peace Ass’n

GLASGOW. (AP)-"st. not
Wor." hos boon odoptod no the slo-
gon of tho Poooemokero' Pilorlioooo
of the wanton of Crest ltoln who
assemble in Hyde Po. London
Juno 19. Some of the pilgrims from
Sectio'nd plan to well: ‘most of the
m. .. . .
There. will be mun routes for
pilgrims to trovoi. oll «outing on
London. boos! committees in Sect-
lond ond Englond hove been formed
to mobilise the pilgrims ond emu
tho monitors. 'rho mmupootod
to be ottondod by 100.000 women.
will doinohd Riot Low be substituted
for wor; thot the British govern-
most'oo’roo to submit oil inter-not-
iohoi disputes to courts of um.
tion or conciliation. ond shell (or.
thor lots the lend in the proposed
dioormsnient conference. ‘

Woman Leads Trade
. Union In India

I \ .
LONDON. (Aim wanton
a W

 

 

 

“Genera ” Flora Is Ex-i
Militant Suffragette

LONDOhl—"Oonor "Fion- Drum-
mond. who recently worsholed The
Women's Guild of Empire. . for its
march thmuoh Motion m. won
her title in tho doyo when one was
fighting in the ranks of tho 81!!va
cites. She won ioiled runny times
and was one of tho leoding hunger
strikers. ~

Since women hove boon putty en-
fronchioed. hit-o. Drununond hos
sopersted herself from oil fruition
ponies nod hos devoted horse! to
the automation of The Women's
Guild hf Empire. This orgoniution
is designed to end strikes sud bols-
ouio ond fights the influence of
Communism upon iobor.

Scotland Has first
Rate Women Lawyer

Jtorgooot

 

 

 

maroon. (run—ou-

5

PRIDE OF UNCAS
AND UNCAS TRIBE
SOCIAL TOMORROW

—_——.——.

the Pride. of Horus will moot tonight
oi the llama of Mrs. Struiluy Iilclnw-
ski. on Howard avenuv.

Tomorrow. nighoggthe Pride of Un-
Lnn and'rho Uncan‘ ’l‘rlbu villi hold a

Washington om oi. Curtis will lm fol-

PERSONALS

Mr.

shunt
Ali's.

Gourhnrdi. of Stuart. li\‘t)n!li'.
tho wr'r‘kvond with Mr. Illil
John \\'lll|:ims at Lyons Plains.

 

RESIGNS.

Miss Mable Miller has resigned. as
soprano soloist of thr South .\or-
fall-z Congregational church.

tun-om,”

Spring Fashions

 

For. Little Gll‘lSl

 

LONDON. (Al’(—-Cliilddron‘s at-
tire of long ago has been :uloptcd by
Mayfair modistes for some of the
spring fashions for the modern so-
ciety miss. The feature 01' those are
the (lid-inshicnncl sash and ribbons
willcli- Wore. uornlby girls out a.
while muslin frock.

Spring dresses shown in the lead-
ing salons are fairly short. often do-
signod with petals and finished with
s. brood cosh tied st the waist line.
Mony of the sashes boar a thread of
sold or cutter in tho center.

Other youthful coking dresses
carry two norrow pieces of silver
ribbon mony feet long placed side
by side dorm the middle and endim
Door tho shoe top. In others, tins
ions ribbons are partly veiled by an
overdross of colored neorgettc.

Tells Why Woman’s
Party Is Left Out

-PARIS, —- Mme. Kmomorancl-i
petite scnerbl secretary of the Paris
brooch of the French Union for
Woman‘s Suffrage. is an intensely
feminine feminist.

She roprrsents a modern typo in
Paris. in addition to her law work.
out! her efforts for suffrage. she is
the mother of o nlnoqoor old son.

Mae. Kramer-Bitch discussed
the question of the requested admis-
sion of the Notionoi Wot‘non‘s Party
of the United Stoieo to membership
in the lntornntlcnoi Suffrage Alli-
onco. Under the present constitution
tho oppiicotlon must be refused. cho
ennioinod. bocouse only one o‘rgnn-
inlion from eoch country is ougi.
ble. not emulation now is the
Looguo of Woman Voters in the
United States. She bolleyos that the
mlorlty of the congress will oppose
o ohongo' in th'o,Conotitntioh per-
rnitting oddltionoi memberships.

 

 

 

ingthoooottohotwotorondlonion
Rmmnmmm

 

moors-rim ans will sell nay.

 

Minot moods still bus.

.1..en's I‘-: .:,.i2alit‘an

 

The vubzrtuinmont commuter» oi:

. . . . 'e ': l;.l on
Joint and“ at Rod 3' n 5 ‘ l ‘ idiilous in Norwalk and report on the

lowed by dancing and rein-sinuous iflill'ln'uliill'y (If :1 llf>1li“i’\V’0m’U1 in ”ll.“

I ’ " . .
fmnn. .‘li‘fi. Bt‘nlamln l‘. Androus.

M rs. ‘

sin-limbo: awnuc, and Mrs. Kathryn lseeremry; Mrs.

5 four nutrition. Tim it-tturirs Will in-
! elude:

Mrs. Percy llarreu. of fill:
club,
spank on Bettiar Homes.

Miss Mary G. Rider. Statltilal'y of

“'0-
v. ho mil

lthu Dispensary, who will tell of the

uork that tho Dispensary is doing

in Norwalk. .

ORWALK

DJi'lQll unit
Nuroton I'thlilcll'i 110mm to mpitlutitui:

 

 

 

 
 

 

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Francis t”. .i. -_ linlmri 1. Parker 01‘ Finf‘llc'—"'Gliilfl 2 v 1. it t
lion‘uvluh; Join Lu... end man; Wil- Chorus.
Elam Mr-rifiu. (nil mun. (Arrum'vtl by (Titanic. .. 1' ‘ l

Ch'irlw 13. Dow, Slnlctlurn . ._ A. .
or of tho liurcau oi (‘lilJJ \‘3 l i
iii Hartford. who ulil tall. (-1: ,"l
\Vol i’u rn.

\V. Parlct 1‘ Fl - ivy. Past (‘02:! . ,.
or 01 lhu ll'irry \\ (Trillium
American Legion. Hi: nul~,l- r:
"Americznusm."

’l‘lm .\rn.rir-un I.»:{.'ir~u .lilil '4
will lie [ire-suit in unliorin til.l - .
participate in the saints
colors. It is horn-d that ill» 1.05.5: i.
(:horus will imd ll pClSE‘llJl' [0111' i

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and aid in tilt. ringing; of L..."
songs.
DUlllix 1“ ’ g....f:‘.... T‘iill'p‘l'

the history 0; the ilig unri tin»:-
quell; Will in. di:~‘ril)ult~l .
meeting is own to ill.. pulvlic 517‘]

is hoped ill'ii all “ill unit} tii~m
selves of this opportuui'y m rl'wnria

 

Repu'b. Committee
Named By

The committee ‘3 investigate con-

 

cliy lius been named by the chill:-

Tlirv committee iuwiuilus:

:(‘lmrlrs D, Rogers. to be assisted by
1 .~
and Mrs, Gnome Brown, orillis. John Merrimnn. corresponding

Harlicrt O. I’ollsrtl.
Mrs. l'crcy S. litrrctt, Miss Mary
Hitler. Mrs. Nehu‘uinh Candice. Mrs.
Robert Jilillmgs. Mrs. Lioorso Scott
liubbell. Miss May D. Smith. Mrs.

;Georgo C. Krapp and Mrs. Herman
'Lippke.

The committec will meet in soo-
slnn tonight at the home of Mrs.

logms. 1:. Park street. Reports

:nill formally be made at tho Mity

meeting of th-= Not-“till; Republican
Women's Association.

“How To Train Dad”
By Lady Erleigh

LONDON. (.tl‘)~—Lady Erleigh's
lectures to train fathers how to be
satisfactory parents are proving a.
great success.

"Men were a bit hesitant about
coming to the lectures at first." said
Lady Erlelgh. "Bubtlle truth of the
matter is that fathers really do not
understand the psychology of their
young sons and many of them
frankly admit it and are anxious to
have scientific instructioAVOue of
the grant problems which fathers
have to fees is the question of pun.
ishment and who should inflict it."

 

 

French Woman Writes
'On COldStorage

PARIS. (AH—"Tho Cold Stor-
age Industry in Argentina." 3. book
of 860 pages full of statistics nod
graphs, is the work of which is
young French woman borrioter.
Mlle. Genevieve Ometro, won her
dcgroo doctor in low. ond political
and economic sciences. At the
some time she believes she is "one
of the most normal beings in the
world."

“I so out. 1 dance. I go in for
sports especially tennis and I unv-
eh" Nile. Ometro woo summed to
tb bar in 1925 but -only recently
pbodod.

Pet Dogs To Have
Their Beauty, Parlors

IDNDON. (AH—Pot docs of the
middle end working classes ore to
have their "beouty porters" ond
will be “titivoted up" Just ilk. those
of thoflchfoihwhooonoilordto
hoop‘osrvonto esoociony for thoioh.

 

 

 

 

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TODAY’S RECIPE

Maple Cumin].
'l'l’irw '.,~'.ir?.l'is will maple syrul L‘
culls rim... 1: teaspoons c011

 

 

 

 
 

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blotch, l-l trunk-on Hit. six hill '3
- canned lime-"1v >
him-fill i in). t“ lull': in lap i"

doth billzr. I'm-2'. tggz :ll 1‘.

Add syrup, silt .inrl (‘Cll‘l....li‘f“‘.-’u
mixed with little cold mills. in:

thoroughly and add to hot zzilllr.

Cook our but “our until tiiiri.

Add remaining mill: and (film‘s; it“. ‘
of

minutes longer. ‘ fil' halvas
peaches in indivld l molds. poizr
over custxrd ;.ml put on ire to

chill. ,
Italian Soup

Four tablespoons butter. 5 mm. ..
urn-sized onions, 4 carrots. 1 Lil cum
sliced cabbage. 1 cup strained tomato
Juice. 4 cups bccf broth, 1-: cm
broken macaroni, 4 tablespoons gran
ed hard checso.

Mince onions, slice carrots am
shred cabbage. Melt outior. add V6;-
etabies and simmer over a low firo
until tender. Add boot” broth and
bring to the boiling point. Add to—

mato juice and macaroni. Cook ‘20

minutos or until macaroni is tender.

Add grated cheese and serve.

No salt is used in the recipe sin-we

the butter and broth both contribute

this ingredient.

IF

 

 

you baked bread
you would use
the Slime
ingredients
‘ as m

 

 

 

Special Record Book
For Mother’s Day

Three Records in Album
for

$2.75

Place your order for out-of-town
shipment now.

 

 

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