latdc’uzmtuv figur/JgJI-l U Iln\‘u\,Un\Us .1 .. \u~,u~~u~usu~c~vp \flflflurfldu‘lu‘lfl, , year/M, mm «a; town, aims. at. Hun, u.x'm«,-\u\¢xunsutu-\ \fi-t'fi‘fit‘fi‘w iU.'.If,. All. U ‘ s new. .w M , “wwm. . mm... .w.........._.... «.7. .. 1.-.... , well-heated;,iill crab shells with moral cover with buttered crumbs. ‘ habitat: Patties. re some puft‘lpaste and spread: tum' potty puns. Extract the “mom. ‘ or three bolloddobsters until TWISTED new The little twisted bow on the cor-' _ . , . . sage is a. pretty novelty that ny girl Oysters on the Half Shell. i'could’ mike for. herself; itvis bear . , . Use a halt a dozen oysters toreaoh made of piece satin, though this needs »mffiighggflfidfigflvzédfim;fperson. One mblespoonlui top sauce..the muster hand, and should notgvbe, oiled. egg. Season with 51:0“ halt tnblespoouful suit, pinch osnettempted by the uninteur, ,ssys the: " : cayenne, powtlered macb'orlpepper, one tablesogn finely chopped; Chicago inter Queen. Wide soft sun! will a. little graced lemon rindl parsley. ‘Sti‘r mixture well. Dip out in ribb‘on of rather a. heavy make: thel‘tnlxtu‘ré well with omm'lequal portions ofthe mixture and drop looks very well. To make it each, new or m,“ 0",. Put. into are. hit on each oysters. Place the oys—lloop is out separately, twisted once orI ‘ add 6. [little water“ and letters in the oven and bake several min-twice. then sewn to s: tiny square of; , , a loss to boil; take fmmluies. Serve as you wouisvruw‘oystermstlil comes on which the short. ends‘ i! th mm“ being baked, w‘ on the half shell. have already been attached. in tin, place on large dish and uh 'L tin, piece on a. large dish and PRESI‘DENVT MELLEN'S PLAN" he'mlxture. i HARTFORD, Nov.‘30.—~Ma.yor Chen- ..M vey has received 8. communication from . .Oyster Loaf, liresident Mellon fit the Ne; xYork.i . ‘ . iCow Haven end arttord oi road. to;~‘:n§::$ol;;e:g’ 5:: gzncfigog, with regard to the plan proposed by tilts, uglout the soft interior. Fill the city and Board of Trade relative to the; him with oysters. seasoned with“? entrance of the tracks or theCentrul pepper and o. little, tomtnto cool New England Railroad into this city. ; plenty-oft littlepleces clout-l mac“ Meme“ am “m “ppm" over the top an d; replace the top; of the method suggested by Hertfonn, If»? ., lPlhce in a biscuit and pour over 2 mm. he proposed to change ,exlstingcon- - idlLlOllS in accordance with ideas of his large spoonfuls of orster lch, “Balke from 20 to 25 mihutes ,1] own, providing the expense can be , ~ ‘ justified. , en, basting with Oysters vi‘l- .0-.- from time to time- Serve very The help wanted columnsRoll'fi‘iuel ______ ‘ [Sentinel cover every legitimate line: Narrow bands of gm. edge the top of 0’ human endeavor. 0001“: ”‘93 standing collars, finish cuffs and the 98091“. stenogrnphers, molds. nurses, bottom of shirts. and outlinethenecks :skilled specialists in various lines. 01 chiffon gowns. professional and business experts—all “w are at the command of themsers oil ,Nearly all the newest girdles are Sentinel Wants. idrnpcd. and seldom more than three ' -—~— inches wide. Fist pump (bows finish ..—-u' Fashion Bits. A new notion is to pipe the top of a mounted ski-rt with velvet. The present draped fashions require long skirts to be at their best. fly. Two colored effects are going ahead of black and white effects in favor. Laces may be enriched by touching up the pattern witll ribbon work in colors. -—--- A certain wool velvet. is one of the smartest of cloths for line tailored suits. M . ,. 'Stufl‘od Crab. l-‘intio ar‘snucepan one tablespoon rand cook with «it a large slice of ne-ly chopped. Add. one stable- 3 flour when the onion is trans- ‘t,_rnb smooth and odd slowly one or creem. Season with salt, ' Mandi, lemon juice. Add the ad yolks at four hard boiled eggs,1 i ”n“ at of six large boiled clubs and; When the vacant property growsf The 'twopiecc‘ tunic over blouses ' quantity of chopped connedjtoo expensive use a Sentinel Want continue to show apron and position Tfii ems; vCook until smooth and Adv. and sell it. icifects. - ‘fnvor of the cuddiescme girl. ,_pm5,hm.gh Sun. F‘I'ER PIPE LINE' COMPANIES. jszm Oil Company. tlio'l’rnirie Oil and E is pending in the Commerce Court, he iii‘NGfil‘fm, Nov. lid—The Intor- Gas Company, the Standard Oil Coin«3cessitating today‘s action. ,, ,nmerceWFCom‘misshih direc-ipsuy, the Standard Oil Company of ‘ he pipe line compunieg operating loiiisi‘ana. the Ohio Oil Company, the tor-stoic oil trnfllc to submit sche- Tidewater Pipe Connmny, Limited, the savor their rules and charges fore Producers and Reilners' Oil Company“ transportation by February 1. nextQLimitod, the United States; Pipe inns “HRH yesterday. . order. is directed at‘tho Oklahomnlmmpnny. and the National Pipe Lie inround in? Line Company, god Standard OliiCcmpan'ys. The Commission has cilecid-i Stall-My new Scotch plnid. Raul y of New Jersey, the UncleQed these pipe line cases, but an appcnllly. dour, ii‘iits perfectly splendid! .. ...._.......-,..._... .M. ....n ..,. .-.,... .. J VHER RECORD. [Neil—4 heurd you were out on the What did you go ‘ his use“ Guess iM STRLLED was. we NIGHT u ,5OMETHl'Ne is WRONG! \\Y\\\\ ‘ ’ ‘ *4) m. We 7" \ W .. \KM‘AAA . ~T.‘~-~. W “wins-ti ' ‘ .r .1 l H, . .. "'1. , ‘ ~\'i-§~ a”: ‘y st ». ,. I % tum-5mm A l " w » 4/ 3:?» we? woow resumes] -. gfiw’ggu, ; " v . '. eggs}, 3 even Venom $036,“, ,7, .. , . f “roweu'r'? ,1 Pan. “mu av u'n‘flrfflv‘mw agar my w‘xu’»uf~u \ i Arsvos-in-ssrvts in LONG “‘9 summer girl has resigned m‘mnn'y of those. new dress accessories , with double black braid and has n. y ‘ lone, onlfmwed hauling. today isnamt - , soon a. sort-sot disillh't robborhw with » .no ‘oiuo left by the humor torthe'w . lies to stark-upon. oh flashers mom *’ «nudism outbox the" things token tun-’9' ukw‘um u. n‘ ‘, ,. , x. 1 COATS. f it [.1 Block and white or grey and white is the newest thing in long coat fob. rice this masses, and‘ is especially smart and distinguished in the two- tone diagonatia.’ The lines on, which those costs are out are usually quite plain: and straight in the front, with it loose buck bolted in at a normal 01‘ slightly raised waist-lino. The model shown is ' bound around the edges collar and brood double Directoire revere or black sutinwtho latter. reaching below the waistline. The, length is quite worm-dust coming shoes. which are the ornament. sirloin street ‘unoen this out ‘ ' r houses once»? ov osoobo . , onus. 1 ‘ ‘ how mums, Nov. sows poor. Joseph nitrous: in jail for. i5 months; ilfor the about, low would welliw‘ occupied ,byviilotor hometown; ram,— use on em clock. :t‘hqaoolioo any sorted KW” . 5“.” lav/~IJrlu whom 1-er ‘. I knife in hot water and the bread can then be out as moothiy he stole. rub it with a load pencil. line, boil them for a quarter or an hour l'i‘his will make than much ‘ stronger and more weather proof. pour boiling water over them. skins will then, come readily. sweetening of sour fruit, if a pinch of carbonate of soda be added two-«it when dishes which have become brown from baking, soak them in strong horror and water. - ' ’ , should be divided between twioep oep, . should be divided between two people, one doing‘the washing and. the other the polishing. Washing should be one' with soup ends- and warm water and a piece of flannel, the dlrying with is lit- tie piece of old linen. and the pollen- lug should be done immediately with n soft'duster. ' . .‘ a-tsbicspoonful of vinegar its the water when first put over the fine, says Home , without lehvlng any flavor of the vine gar. ' ' - ' _ ' losses added to the griddle cake blotter: m the, tool of the clothatov butibnflw will“ . -\.‘ 5““‘~‘ . I; an n;..’;.' ,luvhtv! Ina-yr ur‘fl'ur.!uv"rl ,v, t ‘. I I v I r z N . I l‘ I um. \fi\‘ ‘K \ ,, ,.uv/ ,am,4v_ a‘a,u,.n,u/.uun1a~u/naw, sandals .40.“ rye/afar \._. “(\me lulu.~u‘«.u\-\—smx‘xwxm\n u\m\u‘\‘\.riskixmto‘vu‘x‘ than ‘ ‘ ‘ . . ' . ‘ ‘ ' . , , .‘l ,g - . l ' , , as y , t mummies .t‘ " ‘ O. O. O. Gil O. t. .0 .5 s .W.W»—~—,, w... .» “av...“ ~....,.....-- m-...~«, A DANGEROUS PRACTICE. The first real full of snow come on Thanksgiving Day, and while it did not cover the earth to any great depth, yet when the freezing came at night it . hardened the snow to a. compact mass . , ' , on the sidewalks, boards and whatever 'Ru‘b sweet butter over the top 01 else it had fallen upon during the day. breed other taking from meme"! and Small boys gonnd-plnces to slide yester- wrap in a breed towel, to rim“ ‘1 ”Cb (lay and made the mast of rule, thew and soft crusts—Home Progress. first opportunity. _ Several little tots of both sexes took ‘ Beating E993 their sleds to the platform of the Nor- Tq,,beat the whites Of eggs quickly, walk depot, situated along side of the adds pinch of ”It“ says Home Pro‘firack‘und below the station itself. Used “995' (only frequently as this station is, as a When on egg is beaten for “Sh or playground the youth find: it open to croquottes, add one tablespoouful of them with but seldom rebuke. Sliding water and it goes further. on the platform itself was no danger- - ous act as long as the sleds remained OPPORTUNITIES' on the boards, but. once or twice the E801] day brings new Opportunities, youngters were spilled on to the tracks. added possibilities, for“ those who, One little fellow had it narrow es- are alive to their chances and quick ,cspe whenafreight train néarly Caught to take advantage of conditions. lhim on the tracks. He Jusr managed There 1.5 always a. way for the con- to get to the platform with his sled, as scientio‘us, skilled “01‘1“”. to 3"“ the heavy train rolled byfiThe engineer ahead-write a Sentinel Want Ado" called out his warning as he went past. stating briefly and concisely 3'0“? ex- l and this put a dam-per on the sport for , perleiices; tell of your proficiency and s time. seek a position where energetic. well-‘1 'directed service will result in‘deilnite‘ , advancement. a The help wanted columns of The Sentinel cover every legitimate line, of human endeavor. Cooke, sales people, stenographers, molds, nurses, skilled specialists in various lines, professional and business experts—oil are at the command of the users of wwmw-.. ... bakes it brown better and more easllv l. ' , When baking Widesprick the skin ‘ with a fork, and they will not burst. "A. tablespoontul of melted butter, is ,‘measured after melting; A tablespoon- ful of butter melted is measured before melting. , ' ‘ Home :Holps.‘ ‘l Whoncutting new} breed dill the To stops door hinge from‘crenking. Before using clotheslinefor the first, To peel apples quickly and costly. The » Mes sugar will be necessary for the t is stewed. fl‘o remove the stains from fireproof '...._..._—_. The work of cleaning white penit .p Mrs. L. M. Webb, 93 White street, Danbury, Conn, says: “We have been using Foley Kidney Bills in our fam- ily, the last few weeks and they cer- tainiy have done everything claimed for them. They have made two com.- plcte cures right in our home and we are very pleased to recommend Foley Kidney Pills." For ’saie by all drug- Boiling Moat. ‘ , When boiling meet. or any kind, add Propose. This makes the meet tender ,When trying anything to be rolled in | Sentinel Wants. w...“ gists. , “ men], use half flour and it will be found » to brown better. , The most complete rental lists are Edilii—onbody loves me. A’teaspoonfui of brownlsugar or mo-r always to be mm“, in the WM“ 001' Ethel—.011. 11,190. Reggie has Dm- umns, where lundiords and tenants posed, has he! cot. m MW“-.. E _ _ ,, W.-. m ---n..- BROTHER ARRESTED FOR STAB- 1; all of whom are allégcd to have partial-Inert March, and who has been seventh - " BING. looted in the light. The Fohcr brothers years of life in this city, was hostess not only to the Thanksgiving dinner in her home, but presided over the feast which was in .honor of her son’s Loni-rings. Their son. Daniel Ribinson, "of Springfield, aged 64, was married .to Mrs. Stellar Foidcn, also of Sprinu field. Both have been prevoiusiy inst-4 ried. TORRlNG'f‘ON, Nov. 30.~The camphiwiil be chargsd wit-h breach of the tion of Patrick llolghn, tweiitycue Misses, but the charge against Bonyul you” 01¢ who my. grabbed live umeslvwiil not be determined "until the out» in a sheet. light yesterday morningflivcome of Hogan'sinlllrieslfi knGWHJ was still critical today. The police: ”ww“ yesterday arrested John and Joseph: A" AGED EON-53a“ l‘eher.’ brothers, and eariyfius morn-i MERlDEN, Nov. 30.——-Mrs. fill; lug took into custody Joseph Benysi. Comicrthlte. who will be 96 yours old v “*4“ W..." .W-... M"... A...fl.....>t .. ... Excuse Me i 0‘ OFFICER' iWFiNT more was THE ears FROM PLAYING THm' HORRID BHSE-BHLL m This NEIGHBORHOOD!!! one or THEIR. ones- ontte NEHRLv PUT ME UNDER over now! or ii, one send-You‘ur'rtu Lcr- smsnow' lsl carer-l vou PLst‘ anti. seem an Jill! 1.0?» m; suu‘vou m» on u cl he stalk-rue are errors— TH!!- , ssev ens-muss. , iWAs'N‘r new Now some mom, mm Dav swoon: vi , Virtuoso flammafih . t > . "M museum: . .
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