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lsbconfuis or cream. Turn into a but- stockings Match the Gow'ns.
tered dish which set in simmering 1e Colored stockings are enjoying a re-
lwaterf stir continually until thick and viral this season The lad which de-
mands shoes matching the gown must
necessarily include the stockings;
hence there is scarcely a new shade
human”... MN... ..._ Nam...“
Home Helps. tablespoonfuis of butter in a frying
design exquisitely embroidered; others When there is a fairly hot oven, pan, and when hot and the cabbage
sets of lace which may be outlined brown a cupful or two of flour gee land four large tart apples. pared.
are made eyen more attractive by in- mg that it does not burn This will cored and sliced; cook uncovered for
with a trailing design of embroidery. keep indefinitely in a corked bottle about 30 minutes, tossing the cabbage
The embroidery. in the nicest of these 0,1 closed jar then there 1,3 always and apples several times to prevent
MUGICIANS FORM ASSOCIATION.
A local branch of the American
Federation of‘Muslcians has been
formed in Stamford, ‘with the follow.
ing charter members: James T. Bren-
nan, Frank P. Kearney, Frank G.
these stockings boast of an ei'lective’
ry In Cream Sauce .
lie toughest stalks ot celery
on. foliage into inch pieces
iii! a‘salted water until tender. 'L‘creamy and serve on toasted broad.
be about three quarters 01"“Lad195 World
hen drain off the water,
p for a milk soup next day:
into sauce and place it al- I
with the ceiely in a. botched
sh; cover the top with brea
mixed with rich American
(1 bake in a hot oven until
‘ rispy. Serve with fowl. l
‘fcnearncd Chestnuts 1
ad'blanch large chestnuts; 1
11 until tender: daln and
on a flat dish. When cold
‘ liking powder and half a teaspoon-
f nit. ,Beat thoroughly; then add i
n a hot oven for 20 minutes.
ago! pepper and ,four table
1 (any kind).
(1 or with four cups of cold water and»
Brown two tablespoons of stores will gladly dye the stockings to
These colored stockings are‘
simmer.
minced onion in tour tablespoons of match.
butter add one tablespoon of Worces- such gay ”{5er that they require 110
tershire sauce and the liquor in which further enhancement except the clock
tbones was cooked Season with salt at the side.
11 pepper, add two cups of the cold
game out into pieces and simmer 15 morning, when all the World and the
Serve on slices of dried \dog goes a- -shopping or shop gazing, the.
cash a sieve, add a little sa‘t'brcad surmounted with a border of smartest stockings are those in shot
‘1 all
minutes
em‘ pans two thilde full of thisi
_Salml of Game.
Cut meat from cold cooked game if. by chance, 11. shade 11119 been selec
Break the bones and covg ted for the costume which cannot be
of shredded or grated cocoanut The Kind You "I" Always Bought
Husband—I don't 'beiieVe that fable
'Itimes. ~—Llppincotts‘.
whites of the eggs beaten stiff. iabout the whale swallowing Jonah.
Wife—Why not? That‘s nothing to
having the pans ungrcaaed what you expect me to swallow some
his ing hot before turning it in. l
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pie is quite enough for you."
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title way to opportunity for malty.
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advancement.
responded the boy Chances for profitable selling, rent.
ing, securing employment—all
t you won't give me enough Sentinel Wants have been the means
pr‘actice?"—-Children s1 of giving many workers a chance for
Sentinel
Wants con
summate realty deals each day, intro
lbuy-era and sellers together.
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which cannot be reprbduccd in hosiery.
sucessfully method in stockings, many
'i‘o wear with the trotteur suit in the
effect 15 continue to.the garter hem; i
stocking. some of these stockings are
much heavier in quality than the 0th
em, and, aithongh the price is corres-
pondingly greater the wearing quali-
ties are like wise increased to such an‘
extent that it 13 economy to purchase
them. L
i For street wear, the black stock-
stockings, is in the same shade as the a supply on hand tel making blown
stocking, although colored embroidery g. twice
is sometimes seen in these days of. the.
5W)“ contrast Before molding any cereal, rince the
The lace "133130 applied as round 0" mold well with cold water; then there
0"“ medallions. or in strips W119“ the is no danger or the fondstnff sticking.
latter is chosen. it is very often used!
to form clocks at the side. or the girl Rolls are easily warmed if put into
who is skillful with the needle it is a a paper bag and then placed in the ov-
very 9““ matter to buy a 1m” 0‘ 80"“ on; this heats them without drying
silk stockings and insert the iiiedai- them says the Newark News
lieu; of lace. In this way she can 911-!
joy the prettiest of stockings at a much
Ilf the pantry is damp put some
‘burnlng When the cabbage is tend—
rneccssnry.
'ytlil'ii on a dish and serve with the
1 liquor thickened for a gravy.
er season with salt and pepper as
Add a cnpful of thick
cream. and When the latter is hot
boiled meat, which should have its
Worth Knowing.
When buying thacon choose that with
a thin rind and with fat of a pinkish
white
Beets, carrots and parsnlps all con-
Smlth. William H. Webb, Lorenzo G.
Wood, Joseph Willi, William G. Will.
lame and Rudolph Svec.‘ Formerly
the Stamford men were members 01?
the Norwalk local. Now that charter
has been obtained from the national
headquarters. there will be another
labor union ill Stamford. There will
be a meeting of the branch next Sun-
day, [Or the purpose of electing 0111‘
cers for the ensuing year. .
’liiig from one-half to eight cents a huu- h
on others it extends midway between;dred flom points of production in New blowning well. Add a medium sized,
east today Were held by the Interstate thick :1 lelel tablespoonful of 811mm” (0818 and men Muse”; WM.”
Commerce commission to be “111138.8an3
able. Suspension of ploposed advan- :0
one were made permanent and existing
rates were ordered to be maintained
for at least two years.
OURFEW RULE IN NEW BRITAIN
NEW BRITAIN, Dec. 9.~—-IA curfew
rule will hereafter be enforced In this
city, Chief William J. Rawllngs of the. . .
police department, having instructed! The full report of the albitratloil
the policemen to arrest all children
found on the streets after 10: :10 o’clock
at night Already several arrests have
good ad. plays host in the best ;duee landlords and tenants and bring been made and childish have received
sharp reprllnanda
it
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.New Haven System Has Clinlrge of
L lroads involved.
CONTROLS 3328 MILES.
That Trackagg at Present.
board adjusting the wages of railroad
engineers gives figures which show
'tllat the New York New Haven and
'llartiord railroad system now controls
£652 miles of track, or 13 per cent.
lot the iracknge oi‘ the lifty~two rail
including its own
.milcrage of 2.040 miles.
‘ The company controls approximate-
ly 98 psi (“out of the stock of the
.(‘cntlai New England a. little more:
1
iioldln‘g company. and through the
lioidlng‘company about 511 per cent.
of the iloston and Maine and a little
over 50 per cent. of the Maine Cali
trnl.
Under the arbitration board's find»
in! the minimum wage is awarded
the New Heron‘s electric engineers.
which results in an increase of iii-1
teen cents a day for electric pas
sensor engineers and ten cents a day
for electric might engineers.
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Dr. Wm. Battier. author or “The
Cause and Cure of Colds.” #13111 that
common colds should be tall n can
lously, especially when they "hang
on." Wlsy's Honey and Tar Compound
in a reliable household medicine ior
oceans and colds. equally effective for
chiircn and tor grown muons. Take
it when you tool I sold coming on. it
will avert danger of serious results
and cure quickly. No harmful only.
«For nib by all droughts. F‘
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rates-nous mm sinuous.
Members at the Telephone Employ-
ee Mutual Benefit association will
most in New Haven :1 '99.“ troni to
any to discuss chances lathe use-
oiatioa's constitution. Southern New
nomad: Telephone employee from
ls tender
will require less time to cook tender.
it cut into pieces about the size of
small apples.
DAY NURSERY CHRISTMAS TREE.l
Will Be Held on Satorday, December
the illicctors of the, Day Nursery As.
aociuiion was held Monday afternoon‘
with Mrs. W. ii. Church,s
childr n caled for during the month_ ”The train hearing this delegation was
or November.
1 Mrs. Edward, Jackson;
mashed potatoes. Garnish with par— silk says the New York Tribune. lower price than those sold in the stop quick ‘inle into a bowl and let it stand. _, .
with Whipped cream and ‘sley. ! All the manner of combinations are es. 'm the pantry over night; it will an mm a large percent“? of “58“ Car-. ‘
efntire mixture with pulver- ‘ *1 blended together, but the most popularl . 1- ........._. curb the dampness. rots and parsniDS. When young and tom ‘ 1 ,, '1‘ ,
serve “5 a “953'” j , are the black and white. royal blue and HIGHER ' POTATO FREIGHTS ARE: 1191— am very hummus- _ , g ' - 1 ‘- V
o o L 1 ' "he“. “3d and We“ ““11 Purple and ensues BL commence some. some seer, Dutch style ”mm” mm” m ”15°“ 1““ ““1 ” ‘ 5 -'
c o anut Gems t 1 black. W1 'th f h f t t“ brushed over the greasy stove is very . ‘ -
the yolks of two eggssand add ‘L 3 Infant a Child! l On some stockings this changeable WASHINGTON Dec loulncreascslth De riigmmidfi 0 it e1&1 011 k It?“ 1elfcctual in cleaning it fi L L .
int of milk; then stir in half a or I” en‘ i“ ”‘9 freight ”at“ 0“ potatoes rang e rump, n p see a a f 8‘ A simple and excellent way to re- For
1 hicil a 01 ll tsuet dri 1 ,
w re 8 no 0 "1m” 1move dirty marks from a raincoat is
to cut a raw potato in slices and rub it
' cupful 0f cornmeal flour and th 1 d th 1 h as ,
Bears the . 9 ““9 an e “‘09- very mac braska, South Dakota Colorado and onion cut in slices, 11 large carrot,
pint of entire wheat fl,our int Signature 0‘ W the silk does in a so-called boot silk 1 il territor to all (1 ”mm“ scraped and cut Into slices an inch 'well on the marks it will also remove famil
oh sift two rounding teaspoontulssi . - . 1 5‘“ ar y es mild stains from dress shirts child- y.
11d cover with boiling water. Place|
ii I
n the lid and' simmer until the meat neapo 5 Tribune
it may he left whole. but
Modern Touch.
Electric lights {mold-fashioned bed-
rooms, furnished with Chintz, may be
Trim a red cabbage split into four made from the old glass lamp stand-
PROGRELSSIVES iN CHICAGO ‘1
k...
Mr. Roosevelt and 500 Others at Na-
tional Progressive Conference
CHICAGO. Dec. 10.——Progresslves in
Chicago prepared to welcome Theo-
.dorc Roasereit and 160 other men
Lpron‘linent in the party from New
York and New England yesterday
213:. from 3 to 5 O' clocks ‘
Tho rcgular monthly meeting cf1
The hence committee Icpoxted 28f.
expected to arrive at noon.
A preparatory.reception had been
arrange
morrow and Wednesday will
Plans for the Christmas party were;
discussed and it was decided to have?
a Christmas tree at tile Nursery on
Saturday. December 21st from 3 an
t" 5‘ Any one desiring to help can at which more than 500 delegates are
December 13”" are due today many women being
013‘: ioilowinlg‘ 31"“Trer‘: ””10“” dkL among thorn. National Chairman JO- 5
rcns 010““8’ "3 ‘ erd ewor seph M. Dixon and Secretaiy K. 0.
Guild undercloihing Mrs Matthews'
' ' ' Davis were reported to have left
“”1”“ (”mm ““3 Mme" mm“ Washington in time to join the spe
clothing, Mrs M. E '1‘. Brown; case' cinl from the east.
or Bhredlied Wheat biscuits. Thez George‘tw. Perkins, Gifford Pinchot
Shredded Wheat'Co cookies Mrsr and his brother. Amos ’Piuchot and
Mathewson; dolls cradle and toys, former Governor dllquol A, Otero. of
0““ ton 6' New Mexico. are among those already
cool. Mrs. William Ryan; pop corn here.
bulls “m“? Church, ”‘3 "W Mrs“ The program includes a meeting at
Church: bread and macaroni, Mrs. J. the executive committee and a meet.
W1 “mm" “1““ “"3“ 3‘" W 3' ing or the annals state committee
Wik. 01v Ind WhH'Joflm Circle. 80“") ’O‘nuy with the ngmnive member“.
“WWW G”“""““°““ church elect ot the general assembly.
m
canoes! AND TWO 9““ ”“5"“ sons NATIONAL canrllesn To
ED NEAR NEW LONDON; TWO GET COMMIWION-
MEN Mm INJURED Vast cums were Juggler] about in
NEW LONDON, ’Dec 1o.-lilxtra conversation when the action of 11m-
rreishl Win No. ass westbound 0“ ear I: cilittsnden of this city against
the New Haven road W" “I“ "“0 “I the National scanner co. also oi this
the "if end by an WW“ "id °“‘ city had a hearing this morning he-
booue or nxtrn number 303 mime“ tore sum Referee alias A Robinson
one mile east ct Minimal. M M“? " in the Qumran- court.
crossing. at 1:15 illiteracy afternoon} Chitiendon was a large stockholder
The casino at 208 was Wilkins m in the National Fertiliser (30.. which
caboose to ‘Wntcriord, west of here. was absorbed by the trust. otherwise
16 pick “it “"3 train which Mi! “0” known a. the American Agricultural
ion at that point. The impact dolmwmlw 43., .13, wants an account-
rolled the «boost and m “I!" 0‘ ing on the profits at his stock valued at
13331 which rolled down the heat. The 339.1100 and also wants. commission tor
; all locations at the state will attend.
the «measuring/ins the ms was»
to all also some. With, the, outdo!
into "sheet of the pension. plan of that.
telephone company on Jun. 1
.ovnrturninz stove in the moose. not by; “1.. accordingtoin mushy-g3.
dirt to it and the «bones and one car
was burned. chemical on. which 1‘- s Materialism.
1 will! in the caboose WM mount in “3.101111%! to mmt for 3120001) worth or
T MW slid betel: he was he no «counts as is it“ to have collected.
sued was burned on the {use has urine , mu .1 oligisy ,1“; saw some.
" ‘ airframes wound ht 11st muted this moi-sins that in 111111
1Sllncon it).
[White House Saturday and was photo-
Igraphel with the President on the
steps as he» was leaving.
the National Progressive Conference, 1‘1”“ 0f ”‘8 I
World, at the opening session.
thewhole L
2:21:21: {:11 gxiellexéztlustilhion d9’3'. "HS WILL "HERE“. MOTHERS logs, with white or colored silk clocks. parts and soak in cold water for an'ards says the New Havanour11a1~ ’
V s v c How" (my. Sweet Powderl m Chudm'n are:i considered vzryo chic.l 112mb 31‘s Pa'e Child ren hour to become crisp; then shred ellh Courier The bulbs may be added and
- . my, a amuse, 13nd an n s oes o v [r us co or age a attractive hades made. it o . not ‘
. 599‘ *BrOulli l Sfifihfigéz' glmulvoinfieznbverfiua‘mfillntc stockings. of course, match the shoes. ayes“ Samggarlllabl hall” 1:31;: lerhiigll‘lPinfjlllfnigne aetng‘rIGOLIg :2: :1; pick up his... glass standstill: (it?) an- We sell Showmut mime"?
‘ me we can . i 1
out four eggs well; then add fOI‘r.t27da?:21a§ollm1The! .29 ,0 ,1 (Km to the ’lo wear with the evening shoes and mom 'generously with bollinv 11 nor 'l‘lom liqne shops copies are to be purchas- ,Connea“ & Bracken
isspoonfuls of beef or chicken soup inacwimwgggfih ’fifimhwmummm slippers there are the loveliest and the Sold for-60 y: 00. the meat cooking WSW; “mm. (,er ed in the glass- ware stores. y ’
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,one-Lfourth teaspoonful or salt, a Lshinny 81h???“ “in” u Snm;1§nii‘cd 1.1. dalntlest of silk stockings in all the Ask Your Doctor. well. M1... for five minutes; then drain. Put two} ‘ 81 Washington Street.
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Addres- ._ Advertise your wants in The Sentinel.
GOV.LBALDWI1N CALLER AT THE
WHITE HOUSE.
WASllthi'l‘ON Dee. 10.—“—Governol
Baldwin was a caller at the
As plesidcnt of the National Con-
ference of the American Society for
Judicial Settlement
Disputes Governor Baldwin will open
the conrelome in this (lty December
11 for the delegates who to {20 and will delir'cl an addless on"The
attend international Court, a National Inch
-oi ‘ international
Emluiion of the Modem
ONFORM You OF YOUR. HAVING A CONFERENCE WITH 0?“ than :10 per cent. of the stock of theiswd oontributl ns : Mrs A
NOMiNHTlON Fla FIRE ~' 5 OR rec WiT i New York, Ontario and Western. 91? . O 0 ‘ expected to be in atendance. State
TH MHY DON H GEI- per cent. of the Boston Railroad Wadsworth, Mo” Hill Villa, before delegations from all over the country CHURCH GETS 'NJUNCTION'
injunction proceedings have been
brought by the Congregational church
of New Canaan in the superior court
against-Anna Agnes Russell for en-
croaching upon the church property.
'It is claimed that the defendant has
been building on the church property.
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hear of so
inany people
hereabouts
having con-1
Sumption
nowadays.
since
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