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. ominste—Fourth Blow-
ing Machine Installed—-
W. C. Martin Returns.
Although it is only late May and
many oi us have not yet worn or
bought straw huts. the Crotut and
Knapp Hat company plant in Van
Zandt street is being rushed with or-
ders of soft hats for fall trade. All
of the departments concerned in the
making or these special hats are
very busy.
it is said that in the fall hats
will he in light colors.
Another blowing machine has
been placed in the blowing room.
This apparatus. invented by Iieinse.
German. mechanically cleans all
t fur when it is taken frbm the
bales. it is the fourth of this type
of machine to be installed in the
factory.
'i‘ho testimonial banquet tendered
in James J. Desmond and Robert
liolmes. at Wclshelt's lust evening
was a very enjoyable nftnir and was
attended by about 200 oiliclals and
department. heads of the company.
«Will C. Martin. production on-
gineer. has returned from a. fishing
trip in Maine. lllr. Martin “us
some for a. week.
Mrs. Gertrude Morley of Roway-
ion has resumed her duties in the
Women's Hat department after an
absence of several weeks. Mrs. Mor-
iey‘s son Everett has recovered from
the effects of an accident which he
sustained. when he was hit by on
auto.
Robert Howard. superintendent or
the straw hat department. motored
over the Storm King Highway and
Bear Mountain bridge. Sunday.
Fred Bates has returned to his
duties in the second sizing depart-
ment after an absence caused by an
injury to a finger.
Mu. Florence Austin or 55 Wir-
tield street has resigned her position
lll,,the order department.
Ralph Roodia. of the blocking dc-
partment. is raising a. stock of prize
chickens at his home in Baugatuck.
John N. Shepherd. 0: Meigs com-
pany. Bridgeport. was at the factory
yesterday.
Miss Jaye Josem, clerk in the of-
fice or the women's hat department
~Woo in New York City last evening
to‘Inttend the wedding or1 her sister.
Frank Pazick oi the blocking
department is cnnlined to his home
in Stuart avenue with on injured
finger.
A new starting machine has been
installed in the felt hat department
of the back shop. It is an apparatus .
tor shrinking. -
Miss Dorothy Word has returned
to her‘dutics in the office. after a
short illness.
Mrs. Carol Moore of the New
York office was at the factory yes-
terday. 0. B. Carter is on a. busi-
ness trip to Chicago.
Miss Grnce Ferry oi the women's
hat department is convaleseing
from a recent illness. '
Miss Lola. hlcNernEy of the office
lorc‘ was on a fishing trip Monday
evening. '
John Farnsworth, aupcrintcndcnt
at the “front shop" spent last Sun-
day at his home in Brooklyn. N.‘Y.
Humane Society Stops _ ‘
Parisian Ladies From
Dyeing Pet Poodles
PABIS.—-(AP). Milady no longer
may dye her pet dog in a color to
match her gown as she goes prom.
shading. An olive green rPekinese.
led by an Englishwoman started the
led on the Promenade des Anglers
ind soon poodles. pokes and other
breeds in varied colors were to be
seen on the leashes of their mie-
tresses or carried under thoip arms.
Then the International Humane
Society got busy and mad-i an in-
vestigation. It was found that the
ordinary dyes used on cloths but
very much weakened. were being
used to turnish the costs at the pet
canines. and the practice was or-
ae stopped. Patrolmen on the
pflfipfll streets are saldto hive re-
ceived orders to advise the owners
of dyed dogs that it will be well for
thorn to permit their pets to regain
their natural collars by bleaching. 1
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BLOOD PRESSURE.» ,
USUALLY; DISASI‘ROUS
From all over the country come
:cperb or the tremendous. increased
combo: of. deaths due to High Blood
Prostitu- Doctors and health ei-
moss
pert- consider the situation extreine~ .
ly serious. and are cautioning the
public to watch out for the alarm.
lng svmptoms~hoodache. short
breath. dullness. _ nervousneu. hot
flashes. depressed sulrits. They are
also recommending very strongly a
marvelous remedy" for High Blood
W called Tense. which im.
W1! brings tho.diseaso' under
control. reducing the pea-mo ”l ”
m "a; use per cent. All the 193“!-
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mm beam: is restored in a,
Milkmen time. as wonderful
m Ton-o proved. t your money
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Enchiladas. picadillo. Spam
ish rice, beans a la Ayre. and
refritesl
Those words conjure up pic~
tures of most palatable and
, agiey dishes to
t e Spaniard.
A 'many an
A erlcan has
fallen for their
temptingtooth-
sameness. ' . '
Mrs. Kate
Brew Vaughn,
homo eco-
MRI. KAT!
WW “Wit" nomics direc-
tor, .Los~ Angeies, and author
of several cook books, was
taught how to make these
dishes by a Mexican lady.
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Fragrant and Delicious
s. Vaughn given the following
directions for makin enchilada.
Tho gravy may be too o the day bo-
fore. its ingredients are: 0 ounces
chili peppers. 1V. pounds tomatoes.
2 slices hard toast. 1 small onion. l.
pinch each of clove. thyme. poppor.
sugar. and salt.
Open peppers. and if It is not de-
sired very hot. remove veins and
seeds. leak in boiling water about
l0 minutes. Ikin tomatoes b hold-
ing over flame. Put toast an onion
through food cho par and thou
strain all the in re ants in order to
malts a sweet gravr. Ital} I.”
tablespoons shortoninf in r7 ng
pan. odd gravy. and a minor slowly
until smooth and thick
run... I» Enchiladas (pica-nu.)
l pound pork
1 tablespoon shortonin
1 teaspoon chopped on on
Clove of fiarlle (chopped)
is our eh. i sauce
1 tab espoon chopped groan olives
1 tablesp'gon chopped, blanched al-
men
1 tablespoon raisins (chopped)
1 teasp‘oon vinegar
1 pine salt
1 Inch sugar
1 easpoon olive oil
Boil ork until tender. than cho
line. on shortonin and i' pot
until brown. Add on on. arl o. and
chllisauce, and fry for t res min-
utes. Add olives. almonds. and
raisins. and cook two or more min-
utes. Just before removing odd
vinegar, salt. sugar and olive oil.
Male Tortillas. Too
1 ouart white iionr
1 cup lard
£t3ss eons tsalt ilk
n ug we or or m to maho
' ”den 1: suiliclently thick to roll
. out lko biscuit. ,
Divide into balls also of turko
°{' and not between the hands not i
t in and round and cook on top of
the stove without. grease. After
trying. dip in hot gravy. piaeo on
lots. and place ll‘ tab eopoono of
lling In cantor. no i tortilla loosely
and garnish with my grated
bat lass boon
cheese sliced opion
soaked in salt water a. few minutes.
roan olive. blanched almond.
a
rad oh, and a sprig of parsley.
Spanish Rico
1 one rice
1 ts leapoon shortening
1 tablespoon chopped onion
1 clove of garlic
it cup tomato sauce
1 quart boiling water
Pepper and en t to taste
Melt the shorten . add
onion. and partially 950k. not. tall2
lowing to brown. Add to rice and
try until brown. Add the tomato
sauce a little at. n time. allowing
each portion to almost cool: or: be-
fore adding snore. Add .tho boiling
water. Do not stir. and ailo
simmer slowly until dono. If
necessary to add more so or. be
sure it is boilln . Do I
wires about 1': hours 0 cooking.
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Hero's o. now we “to ’
atria beans—a la gyro-'63”;
u sstrin beans or green beans.
ggs. and toaspoons oorustare
string baanouutil tender.
into bundles of lght--
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until a
beaten yolks. o t.
l corsets Pia o a. bundle
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in hot at until brown on all
with tho renewing
1 teaspoon shortening
i {W333 gr“.
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1 small tomato” onion
_ 1 :‘su‘psgvgornwrch.
. no. sugar
Holt shortonin win ‘ '
cook fol-Ts. tow‘n‘s'i‘nlatos.‘
or
union dry. and cornstarch
enough water to make a smotlln
pepper.
sauce. Add salt and
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