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Evening star., 1935-12-17
When tOUse
and
Butter Plate
Hints for Correc t
Table Service Also
Given.
BY EMILY POST.

DEAR MRS. POST: Will you tell
me, please, if it is no longer
proper to use bread and butter
plates and butter spreaders at dinner?
If they are PERMITTED, where is the
pro per place for them?
AnSwer-Bread and butter plates
have always been tabu at dinner in
formally appointed houses and are
still tabu at any dinner that can be
considered formal. But during the last
few years they have been appearing
regularl. on most family dinner tables
and often on company dinner tables
as we'll The bread and butter plate
is put above and a little to the left
of the fork, and its knife is laid on
its right hand rim, most fashionably
in a perpendicular line following the
direction of the knives, forks and
spoons. Or sometimes its knife Slants
diagonally from the right side across
the Top of the rim. The correct word
is butter knife. "Spreader" is COM
mercial term.
Dear Mrs. Post: Our household has
been considerably disrupted by an
argument lately concerning the pro-
priety of serving beer with buffet
suppers. The feminine members of the
family seem to think that a beer
can or bottle is too unsightly to
appear on the table and that beer
must be poured into the glasses Or
pitcher in the kitchen, while feel
that beer poured ahead of time loses
all of its freshness and that no one
who likes beer would have it this
way. The argument will be decided
by your opinion.
Answer-Then my opinion is that
if you are having a buffet it is alb
solutely all right to have the cans or
bottles put on side table. Only when
it is tu be repoured into glasses and
drunk Immediately could it be brought
into the dining room in one freshly
poured pitcher at time, leaving the
cans or bottles in the pantry.
y X 4 x
Dear Mrs. Post: An article you
wrote lately, in which you gave among
other directions one for serving salad
after the meat course, has caused
quite an argument in our small club.
Som, of the ladies said you were for
getting the problems of those who, like
ourselves, have either one general maid
or no service at all. Can you suggest
simplified service, which at the same
time would be In GOOD taste?
AnsN Ner-If it is easier for you to
arrange individual plates ahead Of
time and keep them in the ice box
rather than have empty plates put on
and the bowl of salad passed, there
is no objection. Since receiving your
letter have written, and am having
printed now leaflet called "The Three
Types of Table Service" If you and
other readers who might like a copy
of this leaflet will clip this letter and
send it with stamped (3-cent), self
addressed envelope to me in care of
this newspaper, I shall ~ only too
glad send 1t to you.
Evening star., 1935-12-17
Gourmet's Guide
BY LUCE EBERLY.
WHAT to serve and what to give

WHAT to serve and what to give
that is the question!
Celery juice, piquant and sharp, is
the newest vegetable juice appetizer
and delicious it is! Served either ice
cold or piping hot as bouillon, it
makes a savory dinner accessory
1t comes bottled in pint and quart
jars and is no higher in price than
the ever-popular tomato juice. If
you are searching for real treat you
will mix the two together-half and
half-add a dash of lemon juice and
sprig Of parsley and nestle the glass
in ice when serving! With this you
will serve either poppyseed waters or
cheese Straws.
WHAT price dinner party bouillon!
w Several pounds of beef, veal and
lamb. chicken or two-a nice fat
vegetable bunch-hard work and
much time! But what when time
limits this undertaking? do with
out the broth" some would say. Not
when you keep up with the news in
the culinary world! A delicious beef
extract comes in paste form in large
and small tubes. All one has to do
to make kettleful or a cupful of
steaming delectable soup is to squeeze
out the necessary amount of extract
into spoon and dissolve it in hot
water. Concentrated bouillon, We
know, is not a novel thing-for there
are any number of beef cubes and
extracts on the market, but the one
we are referring to is new, being
made with South American steer beef
This beef, as you know, has a dis
tinctive flavor and is exceptionally
rich.
THANKSGIVING is mince meat
and pumpkin pie time-Christ-
mas is fruit cake time! One must
have at least one small traditional
cake in the larder to serve with the
Yuletide beverages. when callers drop
in. One of our local stores is fea-
turing fruit cake which is Is months
old. 1t is made in Richmond by
an old Virginia recipe and only the
finest ingredients are used. The cake
is put through a regular 18-month
low flavor and is very reasonable in
price.
r x x x
A ND as for black walnuts-we
found some already shelled and
nicely packed In half pound and one
pound waxed bags. The nut meat is
not crumbly as it so often is when
YOU crack these hard nuts yourself
and frantically delve into the sec
tions with a nut pick-but comes in
large firm morsels, fresh and crisp.
Shelled papershell pecans may be had
too and are sold at the same place.
At another store we found some
sugar-coated black walnut meat that
was perfectly delicious. Order a
good supply of these nut delicacies
and put them in the bon bon dish or
compete with raisinS and other dried
fruit-peacheS. apricots and prunes.
x* 4
AN ASSORTMENT Of imported
preserves in medium-siz glasses
and jars packed in smart little sec
tional box makes nice remembrance
gift. They come in the following
f1avors-pfamble. black currant, black
heart cherry, strawberry and rasp-
berry. Honey from many lands also
comes in tiny jars, packed in gift
boxes-peach blossom from Spain,
orange blossom and acacia from Syria,
hymettus from Greece and vine bios
som from Portugal.
For information concerning items
mentioned call National 5000, ex-
tension 342.
Evening star., 1935-12-17

On the other hand, you have your
duty to your children, which is greater
than that TO your mother. You will
wreck their lives If you break up
their home and deprive them Of a
mothers love and guidance. Your
mothers life is nearly over. Theirs
is just beginning and they need you
now in their formative years more
than they will ever need you again.
So your duty is clear. 1t is to carry
on, no matter at what cost to yourself.
RUT what a cruel thing it is in q
husband, what an unjust and das-
tardly thing it is in him to refuse to
let his wife help her old mother, and
how little he must value his wife's
love and respect when he does the
thing to her that makes her see him
as a selfish, grinding tyrant with no
thought for her happiness and no pity
for helpless age.
The woman who has borne a man
children, who has made him a COM
Portable home, who has been a good
wife and mother, is his partner and
entitled to some of the money she
has earned by doing the work Of
half dozen servants. If she we're
working in any Office or store instead
of in her home she would have her
weekly pay envelope out of which
she could support her old mother. And
so the wife whose husband denies
h fatx ;oL,
her family when they need it is justi-
fed in feeling that he is cheating her
out of what is her own, and that he
has no affection or tenderness for her.
Let us hope that something will
soften your husbands hard heart and
turn him from the error of his ways.
DOROTHY DIX.
4 +
DEAR MISS DIX am a young
girl engaged to a boy whom love
dearly and he loves me, but we are
both afflicted with jealousy When
he even SO much as talks to another
girl I go wild and say hateful, catty
things which make us both miserable.
though in a milder form. Is there
any way to overcome jealousy?
S. AND J.
Answer-I see by the newspapers
that a scientist in Vienna claims he
has found a cure for jealousy. 1t
consists in going on some peculiar
diet, but what the diet consists Of
is not revealed. Maybe it is gall and
wormwood. Or else people are made
to eat their own words. Or perhaps
it is one of these starvation diets
that keeps you so concerned with the
cravings in your stomach you for
get all about the pangs in your heart.
X K x
T THINK the only cure for jealousy
is large doses of common sense
repeated as often as necessary, but
there is no use in prescribing that
for the victim of this dread disease
because no one will ever try it. Per-
hapS they can't, because they haven't
got it. for no sane and reasonable
person ever suffers from the green
eyed monster.
Jealousy is the manifestation Of
an inferiority complex and it is also
the sign of a mean and suspicious
disposition. Think better of yourself
and have faith in the one you love
There can be no happiness in a mar.
riage IN which there is not trust be.
tween a husband and wife.
DOROTHY DIX.
Evening star., 1935-12-17

ing tray after
tray of luscious
morselS that 1t
hardly Sc e m S
necessary for any
one to contem-
pla t e rolling
their own" But,
as a matter OF
fact, the home
made" appeal is
a strong one to
many people, and
often a gift is
more deeply ap-
preciated if the
person on the re-
peivinp end knows
Evening star., 1935-12-17
Spring Hats.

Hats for advance Spring. daytime
wear we're pert straw toques or big
straws with low crowns and wide
brims which curled up at side, back
or all around. Most Of their trinK
were simple ribbon cockades. Z
Evening star., 1935-12-17
Leather Jackets.

PARIS (R.-Leather jackets lined
with bright contrasting color are
smart for sports wear. Molyneux
shows black one lined with bright
green wool to match the blouse worn
under It.
Evening star., 1935-12-17
For Bad Winter
Coughs, Mix This
Remedy Yourself
Saves Good MoneyI

Saves Good Money! No Cookingl (
If you want the best cough remedy
that money can buy, mix it at home. 1t
costs very little, yet it's the most reli-
able, quick-acting medicine you ever
used. The way it takes hold of dis.
tressing coughs, giving immediate re-
lief, is astonishing.
Any druggist can supply you with
215 ounces of Pinex. Pour this into
pint bottle, and add granulated sugar
syrup to make a full pint. To make
syrup. use 2 cups of sugar and one cup
of water, and stir a few moments until
dissolved. No cooking needed. It's no
trouble at all, and gives you four times
as much cough medicine for your
money-a real family supply. Keeps
perfectly and tastes fine.
1t is surprising how quickly this
loosens the phlegm, soothes the irritAt-
cd membranes, helps clear the air pas.
sages. and thus ends a bad cough in .
hurry.
Pinex is a compound of Norway Pine,
in concentrated form, famous for its
effect in stopping coughs quick
ly. Money refunded if it does -
not please you in every way. 80
1D)1IlNlEA%
IL for COu0hS
Evening star., 1935-12-17

study the details, visualize it in one
of the new pastel woods and see if you
don't agree. The details are all sub
ordinated to the general excellence of
cut and fit and the color is matter
of preference. You may like the nat
ural shades, the putties, wheats, mush-
room shades or the soft grays that are
worn so much by smart women. Or
you may prefer aqua, or sky blue.
apricot, coral, pink. chamois yellow.
You may want darker frock, and
then you'll choose rust, red-brown,
violet, dubonnet! Perhaps you need
a black dress, and in that case you'll
like this dress in black, with bright
buttons.
The blouse has the most intricate
looking scanning, although it isn't
bit. Thera are sections that start on
either sidei y the collar. marrow panels,
Evening star., 1935-12-17
BY BETSY CASWELL.

RISTMAS wouldn't be
Christmas without candies
I Sweets of all description,
~ from the gay red and white
striped peppermint canes to hang on
the tree to the crystaliZed fruit and
richly dark chocolates for the bon
bon dishes on the table.
The shops are so full of temptingly
packed boxes and glass cases display
Evening star., 1935-12-17
BY BARBARA BELL.

~ ONT think it Is just gross ex-
aggeration to speak in glow
ing words about this nice
- frock! Read the description.
Evening star., 1935-12-17

shall now"-Sut here's little
muf Croched
ribbon,
beginners
complete instructions making the
material
suggestions.
obtain Is
sdtor Of The Evening Star Please print and addr9&
Evening star., 1935-12-17

Jealousy is the manifestation Of
an inferiority complex and it is also
the sign of a mean and suspicious
disposition. Think better of yourself
and have faith in the one you love.
There can be no happiness in a mar
riage IN which there is not trust be-
tween a husband and wife.
DOROTHY DIX.
Evening star., 1935-12-17

~ EAR MISS DIX-I am worn-
an of 81 with two children,
1 IL and 13 years of age. My
49, marriage is fairly happy-or
Evening star., 1935-12-17

If you wish advice on your indi-
vidual household problems, write to
Betsy Caswell, i'm care Of The Star,
inclosing stamped self addressed en-
veIcpe for reply.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05
Closing Exercises

A large attendance is expected at the closing exercises tonight of the adult education classes of the night school. They will be held in the high school auditorium.
 There will be an original talk by Mrs Cecile Arnold, Mrs Emma Yulke will deliver the welcome and also an original talk on Mendel- ssohn, there will be songs of Men, delssohn's composition by Mrs Anna Groh, Mrs Yulke, Mrs Rose Leiton and Mrs Arnold. The play
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05

nomination as warden.
 A meeting took place yesterday c ort have 1t several candi- dates were discussed but ID defin- ite conclusion ached. -e is report ed the nam, of William Nobl for merly second ward burgess who was quite popular in this position, was one of those highly recom- mended. Some republicans feel MT Noble might not accept, as he did not accept the renomination for burgess last year because of bust ness and fraternal obligations. They feel Harris Whittemore, Jr will again be candidate.
 When questioned today as to whether he were a candidate for the republican nomination for warden, Henry Zwick, burgess from the third ward for many years, declined to state whether or not he is. "I am not saying any, thing about it." he declared.
 Many feel Mir Zwick would &C., cept the nomination if it were of fered to him. Tracy Noble, first ward republican burgess, has de- nied he is 8 candidate, saying he will not run.
 There is no doubt the republicans will have to name a strong candi- date if they hope to win. Unless the unexpected happens Warden John J. Sheridan will be the dem- ocratic nominee and many feel he has strengthened his position con- siderably since his election last spring.
 Convention Site Changed
 The Young Democratic clubs county convention will be held next Saturday in the Knights of Colum- bus hall, Neary building on Church street, it was decided last night at meeting of the local Young Democratic club. About 300 are expected to attend the meet ing, at which the Naugatuck club will be host.
 All members of the local club are invited to attend the conven- tion., It was decided last night there would be no formal list of delegates from the Naugatuck club. It had been planned to have 1t in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05
WEEKLY CONTESTS
 IN CARD TOURNEY
s. H. League Host Tonight to Visiting Teams-At-
 tOrney MCGrath Talks

Plans for a communion break fast, to take place April 7th, were discussed last night at a meeting of the Mems league of the Sacred Heart church. About 200 persons attended last nights meeting. which took place in the basement of the Sacred Heart parochial school.
 Attorney Thomas F. McGrath addressed the gathering. John Howard, president of the league, presided. The committee in charge of arrangements for the commun- ion breakfast includes John Pilla, John Jannetty, John Connois, Thomas Bowling and Joseph Dunn.
 Tonight a card party will take place at the school. Many card teams from all parts of the city are expected to participate.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05

nlm was made by the signal corpu. U. s. army. An medical ofIlcers ere invited to attend. This meeting win be held at the State Armory on Field street at Q o'clock tonight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05
ILLUSTRATED TALK
 FOR MEDICAL CORPS

It. Col. R. II. Duenner, medical corps. U, s. A. will deliver a lecture and exhibit a film showing the ac- tion and function of medical troops with an infantry division. This
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05
New Italian Society

A new Italian society has been organized in town, articles of as- sociation, filed at the. office o1 Town Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr. show today. The name of the society is given as the Societa' Femminile Marchegians Plume Mettauro Inc society. It is the feminine counter part of the mems Marchegiana club here.
 It is located in Naugatuck and has the following officers: Anna Goldenzi, president; Ida Giraldi vice president; Orlando Gregorini secretary; Stella Nori. treasurer; Domenica Fabrisi, financial secre- tary. Orlando Gregorini is the agent of the society upon whom any processes should be served.
 The purpose of the society are listed as follows:
 A. To promote good fellowship among women of Italian blood.
 B. To do all things to foster a feeling of better understanding be- tween people of Italian blood and those of other nationalities.
 c. To promote the mutual well fare of the people of Italian blood.
 D. To promote social and frat ernal activities among the mem- bers of the society.
 E. To aid and assist the members in dime of distress and illness.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05

church. WolsrvIlle. He will also tf, minister confirmation lo a claG1 kI the service. which Nill heHln hN 1880. Bishop Gross lB visiting Rev pr John N. Lewis of st John'4 Episcopal church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05

Pythian hall but the site was changed last night.
 There will be a dance following the business session. State and county officers are expected to at- tend. Matt Scully, president of the local club, will welcome the visit OrS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05
Naugatuck Bremen Expected To Elect
 Peter Foley Again
Foreman Seems Certain of 26tfl Appointment Annual Meeting Slated Thursday-New Italian Society
 Organized Church Lenten Speakers Listed
NAUGATUCK

Naugatuck, March s. Peter Foley coach of the Naugatuck high school athletic teams, is expected to be elected foreman of the Naugatuck Hose, Hook and Ladder association at it's annual meeting Thursday night, for the 26th time. Bremen are looking forward to the meeting which will be held in the lounging room of tho fire house.
 Mir. Foley last year was honored by 8 banquet when he observed his 25th year as foreman. He has proved just as competent and eff cient this year. and there is no rea- son to believe there will be any op- position to his reelection.
 Other officials of the company including the assistant engineers, secretary, treasurer, foreman of the hook and ladder will be chosen.
 Reports for the year will be made and plans for activities in the coming year will be discussed MT Foley leads the volunteers in all fires and his experience and knowledge gained over a period of years are now distant asset to the town in this respect.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05
Paint Schiller's Omce
Will Meet TO6av

The republican town committee will hold another meeting this aft
 ernoon at 5 o'clock in the office of Town Committee Chairman Dr H. H. Gorton in the Neary building, .t wss learned today. At this meeting there will be further discussion of prospective candidates for the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05
Sells Three Ints

John J. German has sold three lots on the corner of German and Spencer streets to Daniel Quinn of Brooklyn, N. Y., according to re- cords filed at the office of Town Cleyk Louis Schiller, Jr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05
will Discuss Italian

Not To Be will be the subject of discussion Thursday afternoon at the March meeting of the board of education. The educators will have to face the question now of whether or not the petition of local Italian societies that Italian be taught in the Naugatuck high school, will be granted.
 This matter was brought up fin January and was slated for dis cussion in February but Italian rep- yer were disappointed when there was no official meeting of the board, due to a lack of a quorum.
 It is expected there will be enough on hand Thursday to trans act business as several matters of importance will come up. Among these things which are to be con- sidered is the matter of preparing a budget for the new fiscal year. The board usually in the past few years has passed the buck" to the superintendent and approved his suggestions. It is possible a larger budget may be asked as the present budget will be over-expended this year, and as fas as can be seen there is no indication school de- partment expenses will not be as heavy during the next fiscal year as during this one. The report of the superintendent for the months up to March will be awaited with interest, as it will indicate about how much the mudget will be over- spent.
 It is expected representatives of Italian societies will again be on hand. It is likely they will wage strong fight for their petition.
 Church Lenten Services
 There will be a Holy Communion service tomorrow morning at q o'clock In St. Michael's church at
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05

Famous Regent street in London may be fioodlighted during the kings jubilee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05

3 a. m. there will be litany, pen- itential office and Holy Commun- ion and at o'clock in the evening, there will be a litany, penitential office and a sermon by Rev. Rich- ards w. Baxter.
 During Lent services on Sunday will be at 7:30 a. m., Il a. m. with p. m. with Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Other days, services will be as follows: Tuesdays p. m. study class in the parish house, D. m. Service and address to children and young people; Wednesday at 8 o'clock D. m. there will be a seryit e and sermon by visiting clergy, and Friday at 9 a. m. there will be Holy Communion. Monday March 25, there will be Holy Communion at 9 a. m.
 During Holy week from April 15 to April 20 there will be Holy Com- munlon at a. m. daily until Good F'riday: Tuesday at 3 D. m. Brs H. B. Fowler will be the special speak. CT at the meeting of the Study class In the parish house, and at p. m. there will be a service and address.
 At 9 a. m. Good Friday, April 19, there will be morning prayer and iitany and from noon to 3 D. m there will be preaching of the Pas sion or Three Hours service. The day before Easter at 3 o'clock D. m there will be baptisms, Services for Easter Day, April 21, will be as follows: Holy Communion at 2 a. m. and 3 a. m. Also at II a. m. with sermon. At 3:30 D. m. there Will be festival service for Sun day school and at D. m. there Will be choral evensong service and, sermon.
 Wednesday. March 13, Rev. A, N. Samwell of Waterbury will speak. on March 20, the Venerable Frank ;. Morehouse of Shelton will talk, March 27, Rev. T. L. Sinclair of Waterbury will address the corgre- gationa1, April 8, Rev. Henry &. Douglas of Oxford will be a speak er on April 10 Rev. Burke Rivers will deliver the sermon and on April IF. Rev. Edward R. Hance or the local Congregational church will be the speaked.
 Paint Schiller's Office AAS IIIlA WOTkerS Who nave been making the town hall grad ually look spick and span by de- corating and painting the various offices are now working on the of- flee of Town Clerk Louis Schiller and also on that of the assessors next to it. Persons who have been working in those offices have been forced to move elsewhere.
 They have now done work on the offices of Judge of Probate D. Elm. melt Shea. borough Clerk Charles Daly, the EZRA or warden's office and the hallway,
 Will Meet Today
 The republican town committee will hold another meeting this aft ernoon at 5 o'clock in the office of Town Committee Chairman Dr H. H. Gorton in the Weary building, :t was learned today. At this meeting there will be further discussion of prospective candidates for the