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Evening star., 1936-01-23
Boys Mackinaws, SOS
We're $II.75

8 Boys Hudson Bay Mackin
with wide stripe and slash
4 Boys All-wool Snow Suits,
sizes 4, S and IL. Were Sc.
NOW
II Boys Flannel Jackets, sizes
Z to ~. Were So. Now---$1.15
80 Boys Long Sleeve Polo Shirts,
sizes 6 to 16. Were 81. Now Csc
SO Boys Slip-over Sweaters, sizes
% to 36. Were So. Now -$2.25
THE Boys STORE, FOURTH FLOOR
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81 Collar-attached Madras
Shirts, sizes 14l2. Is and
15Aa. Were IS. Now 81 IS
1876 Mems Socks in attrac-
tive patterns. Were soc pair.
Now ---- 3 pairs, 81
4l2 Mems Neckties, four-in-
hand style. Were 81, $3.50
and 81. Now Csc
80 pairs Mems Gloves in
mocha and pigskin. Broken
sizes. Were So and $3.50.
Now ---------$l.95
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Wool Sheer Crepe
Special S yard

Regularly Much More
All-wool Sheer Nubby
Crepe in these color
combinations: Brow n
an d-t an, rus ia n d.
white, green-and-white,
brown-and-White, navy
and-cadet, and brown
and-red; 81 inches wide.
50 yards Novelty All-wool
Tweed in combinations Of
red, brown, green, blue and
plum. 81 inches wide. Reg
ularly - to $3.50 yard. Now,
75c yard.
WOODEN DRESS 0ooDS,
SIcoND FLOOR.
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bowls, trays, glasses and ca
63 Hors d'Oeuvr6s Sets, COM
prised Of tray and dishes. Were
81. Now -----------------25c
II Gilbert Electric Mixers;
complete with juicers and chro-
MUM stand. Fully guaranteed.
Were 1895. Now-------$S.95
Metal Weather Strippi
81 packages. Were $l.l0.
Now ---------------.---xSo
2 packages. Were 81 rs. Now -25c
I packages. Were $1.60. Now-26e
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH Floor.
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Bien JoIie
Foundations
81 .e5 We're IS

SZ.95 We're IS
Is, in one piece
style. OF figured
batiste and lace;
sizes 81 to AZ.
3 Girdles of lace Las
tex, for slim figures.
Sizes Is, 27 and go.
Were $40. Now 1895
20 Brassieres Of ba-
tiste and lace. In
white and tearose,
sizes 80 and 36 to ~.
Were 81 to $l.50.
Now ------ CSC
CoRsITs, THIRD FLOOR.
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Penknives
Special IOc

225 Pen Knives, in
many styles and
patter ms. Find
many uses about
the home, Office
and automobile.
SPORTING GooDs,
FOURTH FLOOR.
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esticks.
50 Imported Nut Bowl S4ti.
Were 75c. Now-----------40c
I Ivory finish Hampetette Util-
ity Hamper and Cabinet Com
bination. Was $s.95. w--$4.95
- Miracle Mixers; for mixing
and beating. Were 38c. Now -1Sc
Reduced for Clearance.
5packages. Were SITS. Now -2sc
~ pltces. Were 2lc. Now
229 pieces. Were 1Sc to 24c.
Now ....-............
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Microscopes
Reduced Price

8 Microscopes. Were
81. Now---------50
Z Microscopes. Were
$l.75. Now-------S5c
3 Microscope Sets.
Were $3.50. Now 75c
6 Microscope Sets.
Were S.. Now--$2.5o
s Wood Toy Auto
mobiles. Were 50.
Now --------------H
81 Ethiopian Games.
Were 81. Now----26c
s Patsykfns Dolls.
Were $2.95. Now $l.45
5 Patsy Ann Dolls.
Were $3.50. Now $3.25
5 Patsy Lon Dolls.
Were 48.SS. Now---A
3 E6anbee Dolls. Were
43.D5. Now-----$l.S5
Many ethef toys r..
duced-
Tors, FOURTH Floor.
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Imported
Dinner Sets
$I2 We're SIS

S sets of 81 pieces.
With cream soups.
3 China Dinner Sets,
service for twelve. 93-
piece sets. Were
$3.50. Now $25
Close Out, Of Dinner.
wore Reduced One.
Fourth Or More
80 Dinner Plates, re-
duced to ------l5c
50 Bread and Butter
Plates, reduced to 10c
so Fruit Dishes, re-
duced to -------10c
81 Soup Plates. re-
duced to -------15c
50 Tea Cups and
Saucers. reduced to Csc
s Salad Dishes, re-
duced to ---------25c
6 Platters, reduced
to ------S5C
CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR.
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Writing Paper
.35c Vas SOC

wv
125 boxes white
vellum finished
Writing Paper, in
gay novelty boxes.
As is.
Is Children's Novelty
Boxes Of Paper,
slightly soiled and
damaged. Was 75c.
Now -----------Svc
& Duplicate Bridge
Sets, four boards each.
Two sets numbered S
to 8; one set number
ed 8 to IL; two sets
numbered l3 to 16;
one set numbered 81
to "a. Were 81.
Now, as is--------75c
STATIONERY, AISLE 2,
FIRST FLOOR.
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Tailored Ruff|ed Curtains
Special Csc pair

200 pairs in cream and ecru
A Group Of Draperies, in chintz
or crash, as many as seven
pairs in some styles. Reduced
to --------------S5c to $1.95
36 Window Shades, in desirable ,
duced to Observation-Disclosures.
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Little Boys
Goats, SOS
We're SI3.95

We're yIJ.95
9, Of tweed. in
sizes 3 to 6.
IL Wash Suits for
boys. In cotto rs.
Sizes 3 and S. Were
S1.65 and 50. Now,
s5c
8 Cotton Dresses for
girls. Sizes 8 and 4.
Were 50. Now---65c
s Pairs Leggings, in
wool jersey, chiefly in
white. Size 2. Were
So. Now --------45c
JUVENILES APPAREL,
FOURTH FLOOR.
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J; all-wool silvertone fabrics
ketS. Sizes IL to 18.
80 Boys Broadcloth Shirts,
sizes 1919 to 1412. Were $1.50.
Now
Isl Boys Two-piece Pajamas,
sizes 10 to IA. Were $1.65.
Now
IS Boys Wool Hats and Caps.
Were soc to $2. Now--25c
80 Boys Wool Hose, sizes 7l2 to
9l2. Were 75c. Now q for 75c
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BIousettes, s.
We're 81

" ere %
20, in red, green,
rust, brown and
purple wool jersey.
Assorted sizes.
8 Net Capes for eve.
ming wear. In flesh.
red, blue and white.
Three styles. Were
$7.S5. Now---$2.95
NEcKWEAR, AISLE Is,
FIRST FLOOR.
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Cotton Suitine
25c yard

Vas Soc Yard
82H yards Herringbone
Cotton Suiting In oyster
shade; 36 inches wide.
80 yards White Cotton Suit
ing with narrow self stripe.
Was soc yard. Now z5c yard
WHITE GOODS, SEcoND FLooa.
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SewingCabinets
$l.75 We're s2.75

3 two-toned Wood
Sewing Cabinets.
AS is.
2 Two-toned Wood
Sewing Cabinets. AS
Is. Were 81. Now $50
1 Utility Cabinet for
shoes, hose and lin
gerie, covered in rose
washable cloth. As Is.
Were $3.75. Now $2.75
NorIoNs, AISLE 81,
FIRST FLOOR.
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Younger Mems 1uxedos
s|8's5 We're $3.50

z Tuxedos of all-wool blacl
lapelS. Single breasteds ir
breaStedS in sizes 81, 80 ant
3 Students Suits, sizes 81 to "a.
Were $16.75. Now 1895
6 Students Suits, sizes 80, "a
and 36. Were $40 and SIS.
Now ---$l3.75
SHOP FOR YOUNGER MEN. SECOND
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Fiction, 5Oc
Vas 75c
so books, inclu ding 6
novels by Hergesheimer,
Deeping, Bower, Carolyn
Wells, Garland and Nc
Cutcheon.
/ Table of Non-Fiction
one half price.
/ Table Children's Books.
one-half price.
Books, AISLE %,
FIRST FLOOR.
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Mems and Young Mems Suits
s22.5o We're ,,s

81 Suits Of sturdy fabrics,
stout sizes. Trousers alterat1
Fl Worsted Trousers of good
quality fabrics in dark colors.
Waist sizes 30 to ~. Were
$3.50 to $40. Now----$3.S5
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
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Printed SheerCrepe
58c yard

Vas y1.25 Yard
1855 yards Novelty Print
ed Sheer Acetate Crepe
print e d on a dark
ground; 80 inches wide.
165 yards Novelty Black Ace
tate Crepe. Was 81 yard.
Now ------.5 Sc yard
80 yards Navy Blue Acetate
Crepe. Was $l.25. Now 58c
CorToN DRESS GOODS,
SECOND FLOOR.
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Millinery, '2'25

Vas IS to y16
40 Hats in felts, velvets,
and Lastex; in assorted
head sizes and colorS.
40 Imported Scarf and Cap
Sets. Were $3.95. Now,
$2.25
MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR.
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n pairs Pumps in suede, patent
leather and brown and blue
calfskin. Sizes: AAA, 5 to 8:
IA. ~ to Z and 8: A. ~, S.
5h, ~: B. 31s, 1. "a, 5h.
Were IS and $6. Now ---$2.95
CHILpREN's AND JUNIOR MISSES
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fabrics with dull satin faced
sizes IS, 81 and AZ. Double
l Prep Suit, size 81. Was $40.
Now --------------------$S.95
Alterations on above suits will
be made at cost.
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- Pairs Mems Matrix Oxfords,
in black or brown calfskin.
Wingtip style only. Discon-
tinued models. Size: AAA.
OK, 101a, IL; IA, 8, 8, 1917:
A, 8. 81, 8, II; B, Z, III, 10,
IL; 6, 7Aa, 8, 81a. ., l0h, II.
Were SO. Now------.---$7.45
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Granite Hose, Csc

3 poirs, SITS
Vas SI.35 pair
$50 pairs all-silk SEMI
sheer and lisle REIN
forced service weight.
Broken size and color
assortment; sizes in the
group. 812 to 1912.
HOSIERY, AISLE 10.
FIRST FLOOR.
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Dresses, sI*4'

We're SI95 to S2.95
30 in cotton or cotton and rayon mixtures In pads and
conventional designs. Sizes II to 20.
In red blue and green Sizes
IA $1295.
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Silk Gowns, s2.95
We're S395
16, in lace-trimmed sat-
in and tailored crepe,
all pure-dye silk. Satin
gowns in tearose only,
sizes IS to II; crepe in
white and tearose, size
80 only.
4 Pairs Pajamas in pure-dye
silk satin. Tearose. In sizes
IS to II. Were $5.95. Now.
$3.95
SILK UNpERwEAR,
THIRD FLOOR.
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Weekend
CandySpeciaI

Assorted Chocolates and
Bonbons, two pounds ----95c
Strawberry Hard Candies,
pound d--------25c
CANDY, AISLE IA,
FIRST FLOOR.
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Slips, sI.9'

Slips, sI'9'
We're S2.95
As, of pure-dye
silk crepe. Tai
lored styles in
navy, blue and
black; lace trim
med in W h tie
and tearose.
Sizes in the
group, 80 to A.
6 Slips Of silk crepe
(slighted weight
ed). With built-up
sh oul d. S and
deep hens. In
beige and tearose.
Size sc. w ere
1895. Now - S2.95
COSTUME SLIPS,
THIRD FLOOR.
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Mems Shoes, s4*s5
Wsre S6.75 TO SS

120 pairs black and tan calfskn oxfords in medium
or narrow styles Sizes in the group: AA to IL;
A. 8, 8 g. 10. 1oH, II; B. to II; G. to II; D, to
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Winter Goats, sl7
We're S29.75

8, in untrimmed sports and
have detachable fur Innings
black and brown; also gray,
IL to 18 and 40.
I Sports Coats, untrimmed
styles, in gray, brown and navy
mixtures. Sizes IL and IA and
40. Were 1895 and $22.75.
NOW ---------------..-s---$1V
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|n-Seas0n Merchandise
merchandise is not eurnable exchangeab not
appova mail telephone orders not accepted

Junior Misses Dresses Reduced
Street. afternoon and dance Styles In sizes II 10 H. IN
wooens and synthetic weaveS.
Now-------$3S5 g. were $lO9o ana 1880.
T. $40 095 and 1895. Now -so0o
Now $40 e5 to $22.75.
s. $685. Now------$795 NOW ---------------@0''
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL FOURTH FLOOR
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AIurninumware, Soc
Was 81

81 pieces spun aluminumWare In use
bowls, trays, glasses and candlesticks.
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2A yards long.
Short Lengths Of Chintzes, Nets,
Cretonnes and Damasks.
Greatly Reduced.
Is Drapery Cranes. Reduced
for Clearance.
this, In green, ecru. or white. Re.
-25c to Csc
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rs Pairs Mems House Slippers,
in black, brown. blue or red.
Some have soft soles and rub
ber heels, others have hard
soles and leather heels. Sizes
in the group. 6, 6l2, 7. 7ls, 8.
81a. 8. 10, 101a. Were 81
Now w---$2.85
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Junior Misses Oxfords, '2''5
We're IS and S6

IS pairs in brown cafskn several styles Sizes include
AAA, ~ to and ~: AA, to and to 8; A, 5, 5h
and z; B, 31z to and to 8a; c. 3h to g.
Evening star., 1936-01-23
Misses Dresses Greatly Reduced

ey, lame, velvet, silk and
!. Colors include red, gold,
black. Sizes IL to 20.
3, were $19.75 to $29.75.
Now ---------$14.50
10, were SIS to $34.75.
1. were $38.75 to $59.75.
Now .-..--------......-$26.S0
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IA Tailored Sports Skirts, In tan. orchid
and green wool, Sizes "a to 49, Were IS.
NOW ----~o'"o
8 Checked Sports Jackets, in WOOL Sizes
IA to 18. Were $10.95. Now-------$6
Evening star., 1936-01-23

Daytime dresses Of wool,
synthetic crepeS and matela
green, beige, wine, brown ar
10, were 1895 to $685..
Now ---$7.75
rs, were $l4.o5 to $29.75.
IL, were $16.05 to $39.75.
Now ------.--$l2.25
MISSES DRgssEs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-01-23

pairs Mems Soft Padded Slippers In black
kid leather Sizes in the group 6a 7.
Q, e1a 10. H. Were $3.50. -N6S
THE MEMS STORE Floor.
Evening star., 1936-01-23

30 pairs Misses and ChiIdren's
Slippers in q variety Of styles
and colors. Broken sizes. Were
81 to $3.50. Now--..-----$l.25
oEs. FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-01-23

IL, in brown, red and green. Sizes l:
IS Wool Sports Dresses. in broken sizes.
for misses Green, blue. black. rust and
brown. Were $685. to S1695. Now. $3.50
4 Tailored Sports Skirts. in wool. Sizes is
to 20. Were $1095. Now---.------S4.75
SPORTSMAN, THIRD FLOOR.
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5. including three in gray;
in brown, sizes Is and IA.
/ Russian Cat Swagger Coat
with beaver-dyed rabbit collar
and cuffs. Size Is. Was $98.75.
Now
1 Krimmer-dyed Lamb Swagger
Coat, size 16. Was $169.50.
Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1 Black Cafacul Coat, size Is.
Was $3.50. NORTHEASTERN
FURs. THIRD FLOOR.
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Misses Formal and Dinner
Gowns Greatly Reduced

group of dresses brocades satS velves and
metallic lace In black pink, green white brown and
rust. Sizes IL to 20.
$13s5 $2s75 Dresses were $2s7S to $5s15
Now SITS Now -$z2
presses were 1885 to White Lame Wraps
Now . ..---$s5 $685.. -$ls2S
Dresses were $25 to $3975 Velvet Wrap, $2975
Now NOW
Dresses for the larger in cut velvet in fuchsia
blue wine and green Sizes 421a to 50 Were $1975 to
S4975 Now
FORMAL ROOM, THIRD FLOOR
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Processed Lamb Goats, SIS

zes IL, IA and 20; and two
1 Seal-dyed Muskrat Coat. size
II. Wcs $255. Now----$l3S.50
I Swagger Coat Of squirrel sides,
size l8. Was $l79.50.
l Swagger Coat Of South Aneri-
can otter. Size 16. Was $129.50.
Now
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Is, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-01-23

we'll tailored: regular, short,
MS; other alterations at cost.
Fl Topcoats Of good quality
fabrics. Sizes 81 to A. Were
$27.50. Now -------$19.75
Evening star., 1936-01-23
Seamless BroadIoom Rugs Reduced

AND SHADES, SEVENTH FLOOR.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-02
BEEF BIRDS WITH CARROTS 2 lbs. round steak

 BEEF BIRDS WITH CARROTS
 2 lbs. round steak
 small carrots
 cup bread crumbs, sifted
 egg
 T.B. milk
 T.B. butter
 Salt
 Pepper
 Method
 Have round steak cut into thin pieces suitable for 'indi- viduai servings. Season with salt and pepper. Place 6 carrot in each piece and roll. Fasten each roll securely with string or toothpicks Roll in egg beaten with milk and fine bread crumbs. Brown in but ter. When nicely Drowned. add l cup water and simmer until rolls are done about one hour and Q half Thicken liquid for gravy. Serve with baked potatoes, which have had the Centers taken out, mashed and replaced. Decorate with pap- rtka.
 Mrs. Clarence Wells. 20 Wall St.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-02
ORANGE BREAD

 A delicious bread recipe, especial. ly good for children because 1t con- tainS vitaInin c.
 1 cake compressed yeast
 I cup of orange juice
 l teaspoon salt
 1 tablespoon melted butter
 M cup lukcwarm water
 Grated rind of 1 orange
 Grated rlnd of 1 lemon
 2 tablespoons sugar
 2 egg yolks
 { cups flour
 Soften yeast in water, Add orange juice and both rinds, egg yolks, but ter, sugar and salt. Sift flour and add gradually. Knead until dough is smooth and elastic. Cover, Let stand 2 hours in warm place. Knead very lightly, form into 2 loaves, place in well oiled loaf pans and let stand until double their size. Bake for (46 minutes) in oven (375 degrees F.) Mrs. Joseph SpadOla, S3 Home- stead avenue, NaugatuCk. Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-02

COCOANUT AND ORANGE
 LAYER CAKE
 2 eggs
 6 tablespoons grsnulsted sugar 4 cup flour
 2 teaspoons Royal Baking
 powder
 orange
 tablespoons shortening
 cup powdered sugar
 cup water
 1 cup grated cocOanut
 Reserve white of one egg for fill- ing. Beat balance of eggs with granulated sugar in basin over pan of boiling water until warm; re- move from pan and beat, until thick. Add flour mixed with baking pow der and part ot grated rind of or. ange; add melted shortening and A cup orange juice, mixing gently. Bake in two greased and fi0ured layer cake tins about ten minutes in moderate oven. Turn out and cool. Boil powdered sugar and wa- ter in saucepan until syrup forms soft bali when tried in cold water. Beat white of one egg to stiff froth; pour hot syrup over 1t slow ly beating all the time; then stir in cocoanut and 6 little orange rind and beat until thick. Place between layers and on top of cake. Mrs. Madeline Zambiella, Davis St., Oakvllle, Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-02

SUMMER SUPREME
 1 pkg. elbow macarOni
 1 can sardines
 1 small can peas and carrots
 1 large cucumber
 2 or 3 tomatoes
 Lettuce, Mayonnaise, Salt, Pep-
 per (TO Taste)
 1 tablespoon vinegar
 small onion
 Cook macaroni in boiling salt water until tender. Drain, mix peas and carrots and chopped onion with nnacaroni. Put 2 or tablespoons mayonnaise into bowl and to 1t add salt, pepper and vinegar. When thoroughly blended mix with mac. aroni Place well washed lettuce leaves around edge of platter. Onto each leaf place 6 slice of tomato, on tomato place slice of cucumber, on top of cucumber place a gardine, heap the inacaroni salad in middle of platter, chill, Can be garnished with slices of hard boiled eggs to make 1t more attractive.
 Dorothy AitchiSon, 2s Albion s., City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-02
PIGS IN A BLANKET 3 lbs. ground meat

PIGS IN A BLANKET
 2 lbs. ground meat
 egg
 onion chopped fine
 2 Sprlgs parsley chopped fine
 l celery heart chopped fine
 cup bread crumbs
 teaspoon salt
 # teaspoon pepper
 Mix all together we'll Take one head of cabbage separate leaves of cabbage. Put tablespoons of mixture in cabbage leaves. Roll up and pin together with toothpick or tic together with string. Put in kettle with # cup of Pork drippings, or olive oil. With two cups of water cook slowly until done, about 90 to 70 minutes. Be sure cover will keep all the steam in as this cooks 1t well.
 Mrs.Mary Johnson, Box 12., Ply mouth, Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-02
DRvILED EGGS

Boil fresh eggs for twenty min- utes. When cool and shelled, cut lengthwise to take out yolks. Crum- ble them into a bowl. Then crum- bIe one beef cube to three egg yolks, add 1-2 teaspoon of butter and one teaspoon of dressing stirred over hot water until cube has coEn- pletely worked in, pounding all together with back of silver spoon, Ell whites of eggs with this mixture
 Hardly any seasoning Is necessary as cube fiavoring Is usually sufSi- cient.
 Mrs. Albert A. TasselI, 76 Bunker Hill Ave.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-02
FRENCH STRAWBERRY PIE 1 cooled 9 inch baked pie shell 1 package cream cheese @ Oz.) 1 quart fresh strawberries 1 cup granu,ated sugar
 3 tablespoon cornstarch

CUW WMppnAB CEG@m
 Spread cream cheese (softened with a little cream) over bottom of pie shell. Wash berries, hull. and drain well. Place half the berries in the cheese coated pie shell. Mash and strain remaining berries until juice is well extracted. Bring juice to boiling point and slowly stir in sugar and corn starch mixed to- gether. Cook slowly for about 10 minutes, stirring occasionally, cool and spread over uncooked berries in pie shell. Place pie in refrigerator until very cold. Serve with whipped cream.
 Mrs. ). Each, 1915 East Main st., City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-02
APPLE PUDDING

Fill a buttered baking dish with sliced apples. pour over the top a batter made of:
 tablespoonful butter # cup sugar
 egg
 # cup milk
 cup flour in which has been
 Slfted
 teaspeonful baking powder. Bake in moderate oven until brown. Serve with liquid sauce. Mrs. Ruth H. Dugan, 20s Morse Ave.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-02
CHOCOLATE ROLL { large eggs 1N tablespoon flour { tablespoon sugar 2 tablespoon cocoa
 METHOD

Beat yolks and sugar until creamy, add cocoa. and flour. beat alto- gether. fold beaten whites into mix ture. Spread on greased waxed paper on greased pan. Bake about 10 min- utes in moderate oven, turn out on floured board or cloth. When cool spread with whipped cream and roll Serve with chocolate sauce.
 Mrs. Jerry Shea, 10 Webb st. City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-02
AMERICAN CHOP sUEY 1A lbs. chop meat x Rh. Rak amlk nMrlr

FMWNEKBNO1N1V
 1M lbs. chop meat
 h ID. gat salt pork
 1 package elbow Adacaroni cook
 1 small onion cut up small
 1 can tomato soup
 Salt, Pepper
 Render out the sliced salt pork in Q large frying pan. Put in the onion and fry until brown. Then put in the chop suey meat and break it Up and brown 1t. Next add the cooked Macaroni. Then add tomato soup undiluted. Season to taste. Mix 1t all up. Heat 1t through. 6erveg {. Mrs. T. D. MOriarty, 1S3 Chest nut avenue, City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-02

FAMOUS SWEDISH DISH
 1 ID. best hamburger
 2 slices white bread (stale is
 best) soaked in milk
 egg
 or , tablespoons butter
 No. 2 can tomatoes
 ? medium slze onions (mOre or
 less to taste)
 Salt and pepper
 Method
 Soak bread in milk for one to two hours (enough milk to make bread into a soft, wet dough-. Beat the egg; then mix the meat, dough, beaten egg, salt. and pepper and make these into small meat balls Roll the meat balls in flour. Put butter into frying pan: when size zling hot put in the floured meat balls and brown thoroughly, turning over as one side gets Drowned, tn. til Drowned all over. When Drowned, put into Q pot that has been slight ly greased with butter, pour water into frying pan the meat balls were brown in, and stir to dissolve the Drowned juices that stick to the pan; then pour this into the pot with the meat balls. There should be enough water to nearly reach the top of the meat balls. Add the tomatoes; then add the onions cut into small pieces and season to taste. Allow to simmer slowly, with a lid on the pot, for 2 hours. Stir every now and then to prevent the meat balls from sticking to the bot. tom of the pot. Serve with plain boiled or mashed potatoes.
 Mrs. l.. Fl. Luth, 5l Laurel St.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-02
HUSBANDS DELIGHT 1 baked pie shell mau fNgM TN WAvaa, wAakAMA mR~A

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 { slices canned pineapple
 Thicken the cherries and juice with 1 tablespoon cornstarch, Add 4 slices canned pineapple, cut in small pieces. Pour into 8 baked pie shell and let cool. Serve with whipped cream (unsweetened) or Marsh mallow Fluff.
 Mrs. Carl Swanson, Nsugatuck, Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-02
STUFFED CELERY SALAD l small bunch celery 1 head lettuce
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 French dressing
 Mash cream cheese with a fork until creamy, add a little cream or top milk if necessary. Fill the cel- cry stalks with cheese. Cut into one-inch pieces and serve on let- tuce. Cover with French dressing --this makes 1t very tasty. This recipe will serve six people.
 Mrs. John Cavanaugh, Hitchcock Lake.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-02
GINGERBREAD UPSIDE DOWN
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GINGERBREAD UPSIDE DOWN
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 Melt 1h tablespoons of butter in heavy iron skillet, add h cup inolasses, heat to a boiling point, re- move from fire, strain juice from q can of sliced pineapple and fit slices in bottom of skillet. Fill spaces be- tween slices with broken nut meats and raisinS, let stand in warm place and prepare following batter.
 Sift together
 1N cups of flour
 # teaspoon soda
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 Nteasp0on cloves
 ,1teaspO0n salt
 NteaspoOn nutmeg
 Cream 3 tablespoons Crisco, M cup sugar stir in l egg well beaten, # cup molasses add dry ingredients, mix well, and h cup boiling water. Beat well pour over fruit. Bake in moderate oven (360 degrees) remove from oven, turn out on serving plate, fruit side up. Serve warm, either plain or with whipped cream. Bake from 8 to 36 minutes.
 Miss Helen Duffy, 60 Laval s., City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-02
CHEESE FONDUE

Pour over 1 cup soft bread crumbs, cup scalded milk, add N cup grated cheese, 4 teaspoon salt, 1 tablespoon butter, egg yolks. Mix we'll
 Fold in 3 stiffly beaten egg whites. Pour into a buttered baking dish. surrounded by hot water. Bake % minutes in a moderate oven.
 Mrs. E. Lyons, 1s3 Maple St.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-02
MIXED VEGETABLE SALAD
 BOWL 1 cup cucumbers. I cup sliced onions 1 cup grated carrots l stalk endive

cup shredded caDDage
 Roquesort TnsyOnnaise
 Blend all ingredients with real mayonnaise. Garnish with hard cooked egg and olive slices. Serve with Roguefort mayonnaise. Mrs. Mary Gleason, lS Fuller St., City.