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(mun Doughnuts.
‘t of milk four eggs, one
lespoonful of melted butter,
3 t to taste. First boil the
pour it while not over a.
our. Beat it very smooth and
‘cool have ready the yolks
gs well beaten add them to'
end flour, beaten well .into
laid the wellsbesten “.111th ‘inch thick, cut into rings.
b7. add‘the “lit and as muchV i until Very 11¢th 'I‘Ty in hot fart tum“
r as will make the whoiei
bit dough“ VFlour your board,
1‘ dough npou it. roll' it
E them in the form of a
lenty of boiling lard. V
ring.
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sVour Milk Doughnuts. '
a cupful of fat and two cup-
Vugnr.- Add three beaten eg: 11,
int of sour milk, a teaspoon
”do dissolved in 11 little’ boil-
,li. tenspoon’ful each of nut-
cinnamon and enough fiourV
V‘s a dough that can be rolled
“Roll and cut into siiai.1es Fry
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Mother's Doughnuts.
Want a. generous half cupful of fit
Add this flour grad-
ntil' you have enough to make
that can be rolled out, as it
dd take the full amount. Roll
71' try to n golden brown.
slander. While hot sprinkle
Raised Doughnuts.
Idium sized doughnuts are one cup 0!
in
thick 33V your fingers ami'sugui as they are needed, they will
,9, boiling fat which has been, Two wellbe'vtcn eggs. one cupful of
isngur,
1m'Lg, grated rind of lemon, three cup-
doughnuts will rise
Vsugsr.
out: into (rounds, drop into boiling'
' Drain,
owdered sugar—Toledo Bee. ;
ingredients for four dozen me- ‘
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a _..sasM 'JVUI awn
1”er one hull cup of butter, two is the hut, according too writer for
eggs one pint of _unr:n milk. One cup
of yeast or one youst cake dieselved
in warm Water one 11qu teaspoon
marred by a not much more than by
anything else that can be worn. A
simple dress or suit with a smart
eac‘ 1 of soda rand salt, a. dash or not _
snag. Mix with flour like soft bread 22:2? ffinwgnbzlifigggy 2:311:18
dough. Lot is rise over‘niglit. 'l‘urn
°-“‘ °" it should be. ,
1 A good safe general rule is black‘
immediately above the face and White
or cream just below it. This follows
nature' 3 ruling which crowns most no
men with o. darker shock of some sort
and leaves the throat and chest fair
59:: 3k: mam; $00k“; do:g:nut;.V 'n'ud 'crenmy. Carefully. then, should
o C way 0 "we res oug ‘ a but be studied and selected It is
nuts every duv is t) 111 he the dough
us direetcd 1.1: (1 cut a“, enough each false economy which saves on a hat.
morn‘ “3V .0 “n out 2111 fry for ’breuk ,Better by tar economize on the gown,
fast, kme V,“ V It of li1e~ dough in if it be one with which the hat is
the refrigerator ul. iclr chills the worn All inch or a half inch in the
size of the brim in the «head size. or
yeast shut and notnrds rising. How; the sin of th trimmin me make
ever the cook must rise early to raise po g e g y
a great difference in the effect.
{2:3, all The first method is easier, It is well to determinuwhat general
' style is most suitable and then adhere
trapped Do 'ghuuts. to it. If round hats are more becom~
lug, select hots whose general lines
are round; there are always some to
be had each and e\ ery season.
long shaped huts look best. then by
all means adhere to them. The same
rule holds good with large or smell
huts. There are some fortunate wo
men who can wear huts of any size,
and look equally well and need only
consider the occasion upon which
they are to be worn. But these wo-
men nre rare. A very large but should
never be worn with a short gown, as
it ghee a top henvy effect which is
.Vdisplcosing to the eye and destroys
Vthe uriis‘tic balance of the general sp-
peamnce Large tints should only be
Let rise
ing often.‘ When c .411 mil in powder-
ed sugar if thoso dodghnuts are kept
ill a Jar 11nd hound Vund rolled in
one cu fil of sweet milk, one
level tersptonful cisiii, one half nut-
i’uls of flour and two heaping tea.-
spoonfuls of baking powder. Drop
iiom o. tcaxpoon into boiling fat. The
in round balls.
Fry until u. golden brown.’ Roll in
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B l I l 0 u s .
One of Ayer' s Pills at bedtime—dust
one. Acts on the liver Gently laxative.
Sugar- coated. All vegetable.
Solid for 60 years.
Ask Your Doctor. itggfiffifi‘h‘.
:voru with gotvns that are long and
preferably trailing at least a little.
N, Jan.
‘ V. my babies born in England will
8 their parents all sorts of valun- [titled to the maternity benefit. of
of the new National insur Ving.
t. which took effect yesterw or. who gave birth to a girl one min-
The idea has so caught the pub- lute past midnight.
lint innny wealthy people are giv- |toned Georgiana as n compliment to sibilitfoe in some things you are stor-
VVverr cups poringers spoons and Chancellor Lloyd George
:i.lody«George Churchill.
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The first“, mother to become en- , .
Very often a Sentinel "For Sale"
. prizes in addition to the motor-inity -ti1irty shillings was Mrs. Amy Gould fad. will bring a "Wild!“ 1" of pin
" to
the Wife 01' “ Paddington mm“ .money in return (or an unused article
of value. Are there pin money pos-
She was chris~'
Another in Ins sway?
is This we
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\vlimn'r CHM“ HUSBHND NO LONGER .f'lNEi WAY OF
I no me You 5‘ LOVES ME ii Peovme
THESE ‘ Flt-Fruits
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The most important article of attin‘o ‘
SENVTS FOR ENGLISi-i BABIES. money to the first babies born in surnuce baby has been christened'
15.—-For several various districts under the new not.
‘ . one they; have frnmed up this twitch.
. our results from other states.
Small and medium size bets are
best with short suits and gowns andI Squabs and all game have lettuce
the New York Sun. One is made or the choice between the [W0 is an helm“l French dressing “"9" With “New Haven Journal Courier; “
dividual one. and depends mainly
Vu-pon the features beneath them. We
man with large features would do
better to select the medium size but.
during the day: end the ldrge hot at
them and lettuce must be cotton with
lVirginin hum.
stocking Help. ,
thave found a way of keeping my
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d to ll. with a hat that just misses being what night. The small but is not for them.’ 3”“ stockings ““39 from the “runs" i one sizes.
11 floors ard. ro out one lNeither V“ the hat turned up or. trim made by garters, writes a. contributor!
med directly in 1mm, :01- this win. ‘0 G00“ Housek‘eérfins I cut on the
accentuate the length. 0‘. nose and tops, about two inches deep. on pair
bring the fact to much into promin Viol! old lisle stockings and sew these
em Long, thin feces require a‘hut. under the tops of the silk stockings
with a brim. perfersbly a. round one lTh‘“ little plan has saved me many
to relieve the angular icok, dad a woltedl‘ma “0“" M darnlng "“1118" / I
innit with sharp features should never ' I
wear a :three- cornered hat, for on I'm” 0-, Braid. '
angular face and an angular hat Will? Children‘ s cloths, especially rompers
not be harmonious. Small hats are require a great many buttonholes‘. 1“
best on round faces with small noses. everyday garments of this sortl make
Short women should never wear loops of ssutac'he timid that serve very
very large hats; these are for the tall 1 nicely instead of‘ making buttonholes;
women who ‘cnrry them to advantage. .Vsuys a contributor to the Modern Pris-
lA large broad but with a list trim- icilla. i cut the leaps a little long. so
wing is extremely graceful on 11 tall; as to fasten securely that they will not
woman Vnnd lends charm to her up pull °"t ““3th them m 1’1““-
imarsnco. but the high trimmings are . Luncheon bleh
for her shorter sisters. ' ' '
The poise of the but upon the headi Fried bananas served with broiled
‘ . iadLhc u: manor
If is of much importance. Few huts are bacon form a luncheon dish of much opp 6d “3 y i 1V .‘l i
placed squarely upon the head. with1nutrlment, according to the New Haven
the front in the front and the back in JouVrVnnl-CfuigerV Be sure that every
the back. Here the French womnnlres g: o t 9 user skin is removed
certainly excels for she has the nu ram he quarters for frying.
tuinl instinct of placing her but upon
her hend in the most euoctive andi
fetching manner. She turns the front1
'iust a bit to the side, she tilts it ever .crinnbs is to dry it Well. dredge both
so little, being careful never to MVsides with plenty of flour
it appear rakish. 31‘“ then pulls the'nnd plunge it into boiling fut. lie sure
brim down over the forehead, which the fut is boiling and that there is
given to her eyes sometimes on air oi'1 plenty of it uiiontronl Stur
mystery. So the poise of the body and
the poise of the bend and but will dol
niucii toward meeting 11 smart. st)"
lish appearance. '
Crisp and Brown. V
The secret of frying 'fish crisp and
brown without either eggs or bread
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if in A Hurry.
To murry the cooking process of any:
ithing cooked in a double «boiler, odd
resec‘wnnrs NEW ENGLAND
AGAINST ROAD.
V Governor Baldwin was shown, this
lnten noon, a Boston dispatch that tells of
In Coming Suflrngette Governor Foss, of Massachusetts, urg-
liaueant. ring the heads of Connecticut and
WASlilNGTON, l). C., ‘Jnn. 15.-— Rhoda island to get together with him
My” Elsie Hill, daughter of Congress in panning railroad legislation and sug
mun Ebenezer Hill of the Bridgeport 8933118 “on “We “91’0"“ 3V committee
district ‘3 one of the most pronil which will meet with similar commit-
ncnt workers for the parade, png'nnt toes from Maine New Hampshire and
and demonstration of the suffragcttes Vermont
in be held on Pennsylvania sv,enuc “1 hnvo recehc-d: “0 such cornmunt
March 3 in the monomer of the crowds “mo“ from Governor F0531 3“” G0“
which will be in Washington at that truer Baldwin, “and 1 do “0‘ care to
time for the inauguration of Wood- discuss the matter."
row Wilson. as President. BOSTON Jan. 15~Followlug up
Miss Hill has been appointed chair Vsuggestions for cooperative ”Hm“
man of the committee on the college legislation by the six New England
WOW,” contingent m the parade states made in his inaugural address.
Among the other chairmen of commit- ““0”” Eugene N F03“ arranged to
tees tire the daughters of other mem- “’“Y to notify “‘9 3°V°m°m 0' Connect
bers of the House and of members of icut, New Hampshire. Vermont. ithotle
the Senate. And the workers will “V island and Mnino that he would like
denvor to make the dee the Erect suggestions from them as to n confer-
cst demonstration. in behalf of two-1'3"” to M held within the next ”w
mans suffrage ever held in this m.onihs ”Bow“ Connecticut and
country. Despite fears on the but! of Rhodo island are with .‘tinssnchusctts.
the chief of police or Washington to most vitally “mated by the railroad
the contrary. the WOW" promise that situation following the frosting out.
the demonstration will contain no- 0’ ”‘9 Grand Trunk railway. Governor
thing even suggesting similarity with m“ “a” ”’9’.”th Governors Bald
the methods of English summons. M“ “"d ”“1“” um
Word has been received by those in The tentative plan will b“ to have
charge of nrrnhgemoniu it is. nnnouno each “me “me a Joint ”“51”,!“ com-
ed, that the Women's suffrage Society nilttee which will most three lolnt com-
ittees at the other states and decide
of donnoctlcut will is its el re m
sented in thu.“Tho Vhtos furyWom upon “mum” to resolute railroads
MISS ELSIE HILL TOV :3E lN SUF-
FRAGE PARADE, MARCH 3.
Gangreuman’o. Daughter Muc
Gated
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Parade." No definite dcmlls fluoride in NW England. ‘* ‘
public at present, but Miss Hill is re ......._ " ‘ ‘" "W
ilod upon to rally e goodly number of HAVE YOU A
women and male symuslbinm from
the Nutmeg store.
« one or the latest {onions of the be.
rude to he announced is s squad of
"oavhlrywoinon." Quito 11 uhmber of
the export ho women of the na-
tional capital. are staunch supporters
of the Notes for Woman” movement.
HYQMEI
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(lot a bottle sen; non Pour a raw
drops of. sirens: on theiphnlor sud
it is expected there will he neuron
tour 6 Mom- sacrament.
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salt to the wuterhn the outer boiler} LlGHTHOUSVE KEEPER MISSING.
l NEWaLO'NfiON, Jan. 15. ~Georgo
Ilianson keeper at Southwest Ledge
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'Asbestos tnible pads for the circular
onui table pads are made so they may
be folded up and put away in n drawer!
when not in use. They come’ in vari—
nflernoon in on open power boat and
has not been heurd from since.
Veglne of the boat broke dow shortly
““ ' was seen drifting toward Fisher is
A” M°"‘°“9d' 1 land and is presumed to have gone
‘Those who have been irorlilcil be through the Race Hanson was 35
cause of the dryness of the air in a years old and unmarried.
stenmhented house will the interestn -————..__._..___'
ed in a metal water holder. in ii iii; Tomorrow is the twentieth anniver-
that it the close to the radiator cn ihc Vsury of the beginning of the Hawaiian '
side nearer the well says the Chicago revolution. ‘ «9: {minim
Journal This holder, is shepsndel:
from the top of the radiator and is 1f-4 ,
a size sufficient to hold considerable: DANBURYV, CONN
water, not! so ihrow oil‘ 11 grcn‘ dciri '
of moisture‘ it has deg: (1Q: "gym Where the best Hats are made, is also
taxes over the water stands on top at the home of this famed: remedy-
the radiator. .. ' . «
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Shopping Nrtca.
For the. traveler in iorelzn pdrfs one
of the small dl‘ctfonary sets is some
thing to be appreciated.
Engagement books or {1 ds rrc g" '3
woman.
Book curls of bronze or wood are to
he had in handsome d: signs.
Japanese house gowns and costs of
linbutni silk, in jet black, seaweed
green. golden brown, n'nvy blue and
purple, one quilted on an interlinlng of
cotton and are lined with the harbutdi
Some have collurs and others none.—
Newark News.
1A meeting of‘ihe new hospital com-
mittee is scheduled to be held this
further arrongemnts
will be made for the mass meeting to
be held the lust of!“r the month.
New York. New
Haven 8. Hart-
«. ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
in Effect Navember 24, 1912.
For Coughs. Colds,
Bronchitis
if you. want confirmation of Lino-
nine's effectiveness (even stubborn
bronchitis yields to it) write to any,
one in Dnnbury
Medicine knows no surer healing
. ngent hr the inflamed mucous mem-
ages than Liuonlne. Used for years
lby thousands of people and highlyi
recommended by physicians.
as above. on every bottle) 25c, 50c, $1.
There is always a way for .the con-
scientlous, skilled worker to gen
ahead—write n Sentinel Want Ad.
stating briefly and concisely your or
periences; tell of your proficiency and
seek a position where energetic, welb
directed service will rcsult‘in definite
advancement. '
3
The New ScienCe
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC;
Chiropractic is the science of till
cause of the disease and the art on
adjusting the some Disease in cans:
ed by a wrench twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
Inlet;- life in the different organs and
Im a
Chiropractor: remove the cause of
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curve-
ture of the spine. You will never re-
gret giving the Chiropractor n chose.
to he! 17 you
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. FRANCIS, D. C.
94 Washington at. 80. Norwnlk. Conn.
(irsduste from Palmer School. the
discoverer
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