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Evening star., 1927-11-08

Cream two tablespoonfuls of short.
ening and add one cupful of sugar.
Add one-half a cupful of cooked mash.
ed squash and one.half a cupful of
sour milk. Add two and one.fourth
cupfuls Of -four after sitting it with
one-half teaspoonful Of baking soda,
three tablespoonfuls of cornmeal, four
tsaspoonfuls of baking powder, one
half a teaspoonful of salt, and one.
fourth teaspoonful Of nutmeg. Add
one beaten egg and stir well. Add one
half a teaspoonful Of vanilla and one
and one-half cupfuls Of flour. Cover
and let stand for about an hour. Roll
out to about one.third inch in thick.
ness. cut with doughnut cutter, and
fry in deep fat. When partly cool,
sprinkle lightly with fine granulated
sugar.
Evening star., 1927-11-08
Chocolate Caramels,

Put into granite saucepan one
half pound of grated, unsweetene9
chocolate. four ounces of butter, one
pound of brown sugar, one-half a
cupful of molasses, one-half a cupful
of cream and one teaspoonful of va :
nflla. Stir over a slow fire until
thoroughly mixed. then boil slowly
until the mixture hardens when
dropped into ice water. Turn into
creased shallow pans and stand aside
to cool. When nearly cold. dip a
sharp knife in olive oil and mark the
caramels in squares. When celSL
break apart and wrap each in waxed
paper.
Evening star., 1927-11-08
Savory Tongue.

Parboil one large tongue with one
teaspoonful of salt and a little red
pepper then skin. Heat two table,
spoonfuls of fat, put in one table
spoonful of Drowned flour, add the
tongue. one pint of water, one cupful
of tomatoes, one teaspoonful of
chopped onion, one tablespoonful of
table sauce and three cloves Cover
closely and let simmer for one hour.
Just before serving add one tea
spoonful of minced parsley and two
picked cucumbers chopped.
Evening star., 1927-11-08

Cook one quart of cranberries in
one cupful of water until soft. Rub
through sieve. To one pint of this
hot pulp add one tablespoonful of
butter and stir until melted, then add
the following ingredients: One tea
spoonful of cinnamon, the juice and
grated rind Of one orange. one-half a
cupful of raisins, one-hah a cupful
Of chopped nut meats. the yolks of
two eggs beaten, and two cupfuls of
sugar. Pour the mixture into a but
tered pudding dish and bake for
about Is minutes in the oven. Re-
move and cover with a meringue
made with the whites of the two eggs
beaten stiff with one fourth cupful of
water. few grains of salt. and one
teaspoonful of vanilla. Put back in
the oven to brown the meringue.
Serve hot or cold with whipped
cream.
nrncacc IF filing dnrounA xyfkios
Evening star., 1927-11-08

open texture. You'll find:that your
Muffet blends perfectly intunlimited
combinations. And keeps its crunchy
individuality through them ALL
That's because of the way it's made.
Whole wheat, cooked, drawn to a fine.
spun wheaton ribbon. Wound round
Evening star., 1927-11-08

By this time, of course, you're just
wild about Muffets. Now fall in love
with them all over again! Try them
with stewed or preserved fruit.
Pour juice on literally. Let it flow
between the many layers, fill the
thousand tiny spaces in the Muffet's
Evening star., 1927-11-08
s"Escalloped Cod
andCorn"
Interesting nesv recipe using
Ready to Fly
Cod Fish Cakes

DnICIOUS - Gorton's Ready-as-
Fry Cod Fish Cakes taste vhsa
simply taken from the can. shaped nd
fried, they may also be combined with
other foods 10 make such unusually
delicious dishes - she above. II YOU
have pet recipes Of your own using
Gortnn products, let ~ her from Jon.
"Gorton's Deep Sea Recipes" Free
Gofson.Pew Fisheries Co, Lad
Gloucester, Mas.
Evening star., 1927-11-08

doubt whatever that the waistline,
normal or otherwise. has returned.
Belts, girdles. Wristbands and even
sashes are to be seen on the new
frocks. and the old-time chemise frock
with no sort of visible horizon what.
Evening star., 1927-11-08

A process of filling decayed cavities
in trees with specially prepared cork
has been patented
Evening star., 1927-11-08

and round to muffin size and shape.
Baked. Toasted. Light as crumpet.
Crisp as potato chips!
For breakfast tomorrow, Muffets
with apricots, prunes, figs, strawber.
ries, cherries-yourfavorite, whatever
it isl Quaker Oats Co., Chicago.
Evening star., 1927-11-08

RIBBON GIRDLE WITH GLASS
FLOWERS AT SIDE, SHOWN
ABOVE. IN CENTER RHINE
STONE AND ONYX CIRCLES
FASTEN SILK iGIRDLE ON
TULLE FROCK, AND BELOW
a RHINESTONE AND JADE
bUCKLE AT SIDE OF SILVER
CLOTH GIRDLE.
Evening star., 1927-11-08

Copyright. 1927
New Britain herald., 1927-10-21

The Nalc Bulldog mas just finished intensive training ior the Army Mule. When these two clash at New Haven tomorrow afternoon q battle royal is certain to result catch-as- catch-cm style, with no holds barred,
 Last fall, the Army Mule was in fine fettle when it took on the Yale Bulldog. The result was a one sided victory for the Army 5@-V. It was one Of tho worst trimmings ever handed Yale by any old team and the Blue rescnts it.
 While Yale suffered defeat in its first important game of tho year with Georgia, the Bulldog showed plenty of power as well as tonacity of purpose, Only tLe rankoSt sort of fumbling kept Val" from making the contest much closer. This evil will have been taken care of hy the time Yale meets the Army.
 This game promises to be one of the treats of the football mcm for this fall as Yale is sure to try to avcnge the walloping Of last year.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-21
Sande Will Ride Osmand
 Tn TOmorrCN's Contest

Chicago, Oct. q tPl-Weatern horsemen's hopes of victory in to- morrows $15.U0O American Na'ion- al handicap dropped several notchcs today with announcement that Earl Sanie will be up on Osmand, inc pride of the l. F.. Nidoner stable,
 The best of 'ho west in this race over q mil" and an eighth is Cbica- go, owned by Fred NJ. Grabner,
 Top weight of 1@G pounds among the 15 probable starters has been given Crusader, $. D. Riddles son of Man @ War-St1r Fancy. Osmand will carry 122 pounds and SO will Flat Iron. Stuyyesa0t Peahody's re- cent purchase. chirago will go to the post with 119 pounds.
 Perfect weather this wreck has made the new track C"p'louaily tast, considering tho few months that have elapsed since fl was roll ing prairie.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-21
New York Giants Buy
 Los Angeles OutGeIder

Los Angeles, oct, 21 lPD-Art Jahn hard-hitting Los Angeles outfioldcr, Giants. A check for s2,5o0 has been received from the Giants and a like sum will he paid the Angels if Jahn makes good. it was announced today.
 Jahn will not be new to thc ma iors, having played with the Chicago Cubs in 1925. coming from the Flint team of the Mathematician league. In IS games he battcd over 300 Lack of speed. however, sent him 10 the Pacific coast league. Jahn hattcd around .340 during his two years with the Angels.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-21
TWO EASTERN TEAMS
 ARE UNDER \ CLOUD
syracuse Plays Tipped 10 Ei.ais-- American |. Players Break
 Training Rules.

New York. Oct. q tPl-Bpcausc of violations of training rules to crib ping at examinations football play CTS were under a cloud in two east rrn cities today. In a third city foot ball writers demanded an nVestiga- ton of charges that one of their number had liyulgcd plays of one college team 10 an opponent.
 Syracuse newspapormou have been stirred hy a letter 10 the athletic governing board of Syracuse univer- sty by the coach ot William and Mary at Williamsburg, Pa, sayjng
 he had received information regard ing Syracuse plays in advance of the game on October l.
 The letter said the information
 WAS divulgcd ny a n,W&uIpcrman through third party. Nine repre- .stutatiNcs of the Journal, Herald and
 Post Standard of Syracuse have ad-
 dressed an open communication to Chancellor C. W. Flint requesting q complete investigation and the name of the third party. The newspaper men declare they are not concerned at not being allowed to witness the practice sessions Of Syracuse but dc sire to be cleared or any charges as suggested in tine letter rom the coach Of William and Mary.
 Because of break in training rules, Capt. Tom Sawyer and three first string mon, Christie, Elliot and Dcgg Of the American University squad at Washington have been sus- pended. The American game with
 William and Mary tomorrow has been cancelled owing to lack oi | players.
 Al Vinoland, x. J., five members
 of the high school football team ihavc been suspended for sharing examination papers alleged to have been stolen by three students two
New Britain herald., 1927-10-21
CHURCH LEAGUE BOWLING
south Congregational and St. Mat thc"'S Lutheran DcadlOcked
 After Two Weeks Play

The close rivalry of the South ConSr, gatiOnal and St. Matthews s German Lutheran churches which broke out last winter in basketball lS being renewed ill bowling, for these teams are tieI for first place in the Inter-ChurCh Bowling league at the end ot the first two weeks of play. No other team is threatening thcm badly. The surprise of the season has been the failure of the First Lutheran team to get going, although part Of this is attributable to their meeting the St. Matts last week and being humhlod thrice III close games.
 Clarence "Lefty" Myers Of the south church hung up high single and thrce-striug marks the first night. The First Lutheraus hit tn, high team mark in the one game they have won, and the St. Matts hold the team three string record The scores thus far have been low all around. Tho standing and rec t.rHE.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-21
COMPREHENSION
 RIVAL GRID STARS
Both Yale and Army Rely Much
 on These Men

Yale faces the Army tomorrow with higher hopes than it has dared entertain for the past two years, and the game, one of the important con- tests of a Saturday of really big games. should be desperate and close one. The Blue appears to have it's strongest team in several seasons and that team appears to have found it's stride. What Yale has lacked since the passing Of 'Ducky" Pond has been a major star to add a clinching argument 10 the threat of it's annual general strength. just one flashing back to take advantage of the support accorded by the other ten men. And now. in Bruce Cald well, Eli has 2 man who is already being measured up with the Mccoy whose prowess has become almost legendary.
 Caldwell was forced out by injury in 1926, but this year he has cut his way ruthlcssly through three oppo- ncnts on successive Saturdays. The Army has never seen him in action. and if will take more than a play or 1 two for the cadets 10 figure out how l to stop him, if they ever do. Ranking only second 10 this unusually con- sistent ground gainer are such men as Cox, and Hoben, a pair of fleet ] backs; Scott, who is proving such q. 1 clever man at looSing himself and grabbing passes that he is eclipsing even the clever Fishwick: Captain . Webster and Quarter. two of the 1 Bulldogs sturdiest linemen; and { Hammerslcy a slippery streak who l appears too light to last full game i but is a great man 10 toss into the 1 end of a close game among tired players. This team smeared BoWdoin. It clearly outplayed Georgia but lost 1 on a succession of breaks which, de- spite their tragic emulation, did not l Qu"nch the mems spirits. And 1t wrecked the Brown Iron Men so completely that they have had 10 be i entirely remade. The Army will have
 no light task against such q potent 1 and courageous eleven.
 it' Army Sldl. Ul CpuI1t, IS 'dp
 tain Light Horse Harry" Wilson, 1 now playing college football for his . eighth year and being ranked of All American calibcr for the fifth sea
 son. Wilson is as tough a man to
 stop as is Caldwell and he has had
 vastly more experience. Under his leadership will be Cagle and Murrell.
 two backs just short of greatness; i;
 Born, an end also considered Of All American caliber; Harbold, a wing
 man subordinate only 10 Born; and a
 tough, heavy line containing many veterans of proven worth.
 But somehow or other this team
 has failed to hit it's expected stride. IL Is still undefeatcd. but il has been
 playing set-ups and having none too
 easy a time with them, A GO win
 over q weak team like that of Bos-
 ton university is no display of power,
 and the cadets other margins have
 been disappointingly small. Yale
 should win or at the very least earn
 Ii" tomorrow unless tn" Army cuts
 loose with its boasted power.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-21
ILLINOIS PUZZLED
Does Not Understand How North western Can Be FalOritc To Win In Tomorrow Contest.

Chicago, Oct. q LF,-Thc Illinois eleven were puzzled today by the sentiment which makes Northwest crn the fayoei,os in tomorroW's con- test. Northwestern has won but one contest from the Illini since 1908.
 The magjcians of Pennsylvania who face Coach Stagg's university O. Chicago team, were handicapped by injuries which probably will keep Paul Scul and Marty Brill out Of the backfcld, Saull, smoothcst Of the backs in making his yellow ol- bow pads resemble a football, Sho- bcr, quarterback; Wascolonis. full- back, and Brill complete the quartet that has perfected the deceptive at tack.
 Perfect Indian summer weather or has given the teams excellent chances to polish forward passing but Q hint of rain by some time to- morrow may affect inc aerial play
New Britain herald., 1927-10-21
STANLEY ARENA WILL BE
 READY FOR USE IN NOV.
New Auditorium, With Seating Capacity for $500, Has Been Booked for Activity Every Night of Each Week Through the Middle of May-May Also Be Used Sunday Evenings

After November 1, New Britain will have in its midst a new audi torlum which will be larger than any which this city has had for years, and with this addition the re- turn to New Britain of it's former high standing in boxing. polo, bask- etball and other sports is possible. Tho Stanley arena will be com pieted during the week immediately following November 1 and an attrac- ton will probably be held during that week. Joseph Toretsky and Alexander Perlstein are owners. Every night has been booked for an attraction which will carry through until the middle of May.
 The schedule Of attractions fol- lows: Monday, roller polo; Tuesday, mems and girls basketball Dusty leagues of the '. M. c. A: Wednes- day, professional boxing; Thursday, roller polo; Friday, dancing; Sat uriay, All-Ncw Britain basketball games. The management is now making plans to have roller skating ! in the arena on Sunday nights, It is thought possible that the automobile show might be held this l year as well as any other large at 1 fractions which require a large au- 1 ditorium.
 1 The arena Is being reconstructed
 at a cos, of $50, ,000 and will have maximum seating capacity of 3,5"p people. Manager Toretsky estimates that $500 people could be accom-
 molated comfortably.
 X gallery stretches around three sides Of the arena facing a stage on the fourth side.
 Questioned as to whether or not the floor will be damaged by the roller polo, Manager Torctsky said there will be no danger because the players will be equipped with fibre
 rollers on their skates.
 The entrance will be under a
 one circular arch with marble .,,stihula. The floor will be of ter razzo. Accommodation of ticket
 sellers and concession booths hay"
 also been made.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-21
LOCAL CUE ARTISTS
 SHOW EXCELLENT FORM
Each Team Entered In Statc-W idle Tournament succeeds In Win
 ming It's Game.

New Buta.n's four repr, s"utatiyCs from Rogers Billiard rooms were in rare form last night and when the total scores were recorded New Britain had lead by l6o points. Each of the teams won its game and the lg point lead which Nidal"tO'sn had oyer New Britain ID to last night was wiped away hen is representatives lost last night
 GrcEor and Wolfe defeated Halla- ny and Maron of MildlctoNn in games played in this city and AL Iorman and Kaspro" took Grippo and Taylor In games played in Middlctown.
 Grcgor Nas in fuo form l3st night and he defeated Hallaby l0' 10 6. He made run of 57 and auothcr Of 70. making a total Of = whIl" his opponent was ouis- making ou" ball. Wolfe defeated N1ron 100 10 SS in rn" bc-. game ot 'he evening. He H+d an NutuI-n"1 u41 Of l9 at the .ad of thr EanO
 AiieruEI '."'"ai"u Grlnpn IN" To .g. and Nasprou "or from Taylor. lap 10 1o lu MiaIi1o~u-
 Monday night a' Rogers Naron otIl play Greror and Hallahy Mil jay KasproW and at MiIdlotown Alderman will play Taylor and Wolfe will attaci, Grippo.
 The only game of tho three rlsii- Ion tourney wus Wom hy Tony against Sfohrs 70 fo It.
 Following were ihr results of inc pocket billiard games, Cook. 75; Wallace Ao; Cook 73, NrAhrI1 3-, Tracy 75. Wallace G9; Tracy 75, N.wncld G&; Savoic 75. N"wd"M l2; sa,oio 7J, Pilarsbi %S. The 75 to @ defeat WAS tine worst given in 1h" tournamCut.
 Tracy has urst plar" with II wins and no lossps and with one more game 10 play. Cook, Sayoic and Wallace will fight it out for second third and fourth places.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-21
FINAL PRACTICE
 FOR SUB BASE MEN
All New Britain Eleven Will
 Meet This Evening

Tho entire crew of the All-New Britain football team is expected to be present at the practice scheduled for the game with the Submarine l Base team Of New London at Me morial Field in Willow Brook park | Sunday afternoon. The team will l perfect the plays which were used so successfully last Sunday when the ! Hardware City crew sWamped the ] AL Bridgeport eleven by d 34 to 0 l score.
 ! Coach Dave Dunn feels that the 1 opposition from the sailors will be much stiffer than Bridgeport fur nishod and he is taking no chances l on his charges becoming ovcr-conti- | dent. He will put the squad through q stiff workout tonight and will give ! the players final instructions before i the clash.
 1 The team emerged from the con test with Bridgeport unscathed and with only superficial injuries. All the l players are reported 10 be in prime condition and the same speed and power that was in evidence last Sunday should be there again this weekend. The lineup will be prac~ tically the same with T.oary and ! Bingham starting at ends Conk1in land Donlan at tackles, "Jumbo' Gnasdow and Humphreys at guards and O'Ncil at center.
 Graham will again direct the team from quarterback while Radzcwich and Potts" Thompson will be sta- toned at halfbacks. Jim Manning. crashing line smaSh"r, will be at fuIlbaoN.
 Against this array, New London vii have Nil<odon and Skidmore al ends, Rogers and Walker at tackles. Fuller and Linchurgrr at guards and
 Moore at center. Harringto cap tain, will be stationed at quarterback
 with McCann and Carter at the
 halfhack5. Sn"idor will fill the posi- ton of iullback.
 | Tho appearance Of tho T.. s. s. Camden band will be an additional
 feature that should give the con
 test q decidedly collegiate aspect.
 The band is rated highly in Navy
 musical circles and after a short
 street parade, the team will render d
 concert at th" field before and dur
 ing the game.
 "Kcch' Parker. Harry Gmsburc
 and Dave Mahoncy will oaiciatc and
 inc kickoff will take place at 2:3o
 o'clock sharp. Ono Of the best crowds
 Of the year is expected out to watch
 the teams in action.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-21
SOUTH CHURCH TEAMS
 HAVE 21 CANDIDATES
Large Initial Turnout Gives Nsolr- anrc of Strong Senior and Junior
 Trams-AU Veterans Back

A total of q candidates turned
 ont at the first practice session of the South Congregational church
 basketball teams held last nlght'at the Boys club ten men trying out
 fer the senior team and II for lhe
 iunior. With but one exception, all
 of the teams which captured TWO
 titles last year were oil hand. These
 were Ted Vessels. last years cap
 tain and center; Wilton Mercy, for
 ward. Otto Barta, kermct Parker.
 Howard May and George Osborne
 guards. Joe Potts Of the reserve
 team reported, and two new regulars
 were added to the squad in Henry
 Rockwell, captain and center or the
 1ooC-2- state championship Trade school team, and Harold Peek, an other lengthy center candidate he veteran Harry Bonney worked oul with the squad. Clifford Bell the other forward and only first team man not on hand last night, is eN- nortal 10 turn out soon, and Lester l KUduff, veteran of two years ago. will report next week. With such a wealth of material the team eN- poets to repeat last year'5 conqu"S's and add to them. Candidates for the newly 'orIlea ] junior team were Fred K'ttcr' , Francis Ratings. Roy Ha"ick, How ard Heinisch Lawrence stanley
 Ehbic Xcttrman Daniel Nosilus' Hurrard Wosilus. William Stced' ! Ahie Jos,phs and Robert Hlll. his
 squad. which will probably b" en-
 larped. includes plenty Of good men . and the outlook for successful hfs' l season is hy no means black,
New Britain herald., 1927-10-21
BLUES WILL TACKLE
 T0RRINGTON ON SUNDAY
New Britain Outfit I~ One That shows Much Latent
 Power

With their greatest weakness. th" defense against the forward pass in complete control after several hard practice sessions this week, the New Britain Blues. New Britain semi professional team will sec action again this Sunday when they will face the strong Valley Park eleven of Torrngton in that city.
 The Blues are a team that has shown plenty of promise in tho games they have played SO far thl- season and it is expected that before the season comes to close there will be few teams in the state that can compete with if,
 So far this season inc team which for several yeSrs won state wide notice as the Ranger A. F representative. has partially lived uI to the record set for them by for mer teams. The record so far js ar IS to loss al the hands of M"rI- den team. a to c win over tho Bristol West Ends and q 31 10 ' loss to the East Rocks of New Ha- ven.
 The Blues team consists of z heavy line and a hard hittia" anf speedy baclfol1. Few first downs have been scored against it on lh' plays.
 The teams lineup will be as fol lows: Argosy, center; AnastaSio right guard; Chester left guard Sobrick. right tackle; Captain G Puppel. left tackle; Kolpak righ end; Westman, left end: Wcstrr gron. quarterback; Kayosld, rish
 halfback; l.. Puppol, left halfbacf
 and Casperine, fullback. The lin
 substitutes are Si"Ccl, Mcgr"lli Coons. Beck. Gregory. <aSproW The hacks arc Dobbs, Rehm, Nu i borg and Lucas.