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Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 28, 1913 · page 10

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pensive coiling may be impossible
lie Woman or ‘o limits}! income; that

gnu It Is generally .concede‘I that:
(3 French designers attribute choir.
use to their condoms genius in
imonipulstlngfcolors. So, the woman
who must count the cost of her gowns
oy be very smartly dressed at the

5 into the chafing dish
pint oi milk and cook untli
liéI veal s (I‘one cnptul
ins which have “been
with Salt pepper and

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tablespoon of butter and two (oblo-
spoons of flour together and add to the
hot milk bo Ilia this until It. is thicIn‘

”3 creamy Add F° the salmon and present thus with comparatively small
23°F away to cool. If the mixture In ”03 pence it she will study colors and

aquatic”; may be prepareq : 3:29; ::::%2 Oiiznnfgrsea:§£:&nionnsq Mrflnge the Combinations artistically.
_‘ chicken is chopped rather tablespoou of 5““ng one of flour am“, Distinction is the aim or (no artlu-I
18nd. says the sun Diego mg cream When the salmon mi‘xtnrel designer. and seldom has InshionI
1th our cupiuis of the (nest: is cold and firm mold it into round fluhi rod us with a larger scope (or the 1
of. brefldcrnmhs, three 1 Put a spoonful of [3:933 “I the! velopmen}; or original combinimons

popper and. paprika to taste. center of the coke, cover with antoller. in In colors and materials. A charm--
no elted “butter Form thi 5 salmon cake. press into a ball egg . g gown of soil. almond green crepe
(lors dip into egg and bread. and cFumb and m, in deep, “It tot. de chine shouts an interesting combinI

" y to a delicate brown in Pictorial Review. lotion with rose and white tulle. White
isntin veiled with black lace gives (1

IE dish. Creamed chicken:
also be prepared and instead or Iharsh appearance. but, when softened
ed on toast may be put intoI ’udown with a slight touch of color. such
as a girdle oi Jess-blue, the sheet In

'across my book, with a burning andi h , hi i llcl
‘ as fr nds are famous fan 6 aiming Another com out (311' in 1
19 scalding feeling “00k Foley Kidneywm produce the much wanted air oi?

od cheese dishes of. which' 1
‘9 oils one (Ff the simplest. To P“: 9‘3 M3129“ :mh 38:31”! “Tail distinction and at the some time is
no sure. 9 m u an um (13 e ’entirciy harmonious is that of sop

:‘ ' 3 W“ should melt or table- Ins left me i felt toned 11p and in-i,
butter in a chadng disnjvigoraied. Ii‘ecorn-mend Foley Kidnoyipmre blue ulth silver brocade and

band oi? delicate ink satin at the

I one cup milk, one cup of fine r1115" F61. sale by all “1,8313% ”i3 FI’

(limbs and two cups of grated} (on of the bodice. T119861 Emifhes I01
Until. the cheosels melt-i color give. u decidedly it we 1y on;
little salt, dry mustard

Gilliam (these shOuld have The meeting of the Norwalk Conn-
had first") and lastly two eggs try Club last evening accepted the by—!
IBEEWL Serve on toast ‘ ' }lo\v amendment making the member-
‘ns smoked products“ find a ship limit 250 and took in fourteen
. old of action in the chafing new: members} making the limit.
0 instance, there' 8 flnnsu had- '
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Koihorine L. Norton New Bodilor d,l
IMass.. says: “I had a terrible pain;

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MEMBERSHIP AT. LIMIT.

(inched BHT 3110811 037111le 'v,
in the styles oi the tiny is a strange
in nmble W owners,
but of t 9 present ny his is true
lpurtiouiarly oi the coloring; in usa._
IRuosla, Sindhi, Bulgaria, Turkey, Chins .
' r iund Japan have contributed largely to‘

'3 iheI present styles, and even the great

dcuert of Sonora has been called upon

(to contribute its sand to he reproduc-
Hall’s £81: Renewer certainly stops
falling hair. N a doubt about it; what-

ed in the new sand color. Which should;
not be confused with the yellows and
over. You will sorely be satisfied.
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d the iish cut in (line, and
, six minutes. This Is very

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tans which have been in vogue Kori

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although Wmm lib: ' ‘

‘ suit.

congruitiss, on the wearing or Japan
use silks with Spanish loops or Medici

ish comb a'tions are among the most
popular showng... .. _

The manufacturers of cloths and the
dyers have combined ln‘tholr shorts
to produce some marvelous syninhom
has, with the result that gorgeous coi—
orings and amusing Fabrics are abroad
in the land; and although there arc
many Which Itho best-dressed women
do. not consider artistic and will admit:
with caution; yet the whole trend oi;
the'seoson seems to havé'been for the
especial benefit or the woman who
would be smartly but economically
dressed. for the designers show a do-
cided preterendo for simplicity, and,
with the small amount of yardage and
the wide scope for striking and an
the same time chaimiug combinations.
there is every oportnnlty for distinco
tive and artistic costumes at moder-
ate cost.

CASTOR M

For Infants and Children.
ills Kind You llm Minis Bought

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more of

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"Outsider" hastens to indorm 115——
us the result of who: invosiicauons we
looking through 11 (whiskomuboulo one
can see the moon shine (oxen on a
cloudy night.‘-'-Now York Evening

would mnhdudatlon notice to sled. »

tors on (page 12.

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if you vote You on lilondiiy for con.
solidntlom you use your lii‘eroxhiive

to Insrituie u poiiticul potpourri,
among other things more uncertain.

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materials is belt

verywthin and him.

Cloiheu Sorted. -
When ironing clothes. to avoid ss-
sorting them inter, I aiwnys place
them in two‘piies, writes a contributor

|to theNew.York”Pross. Those which

need mending may be put in one Inn
and those which are perfect in anoth-
er. While ironing It is easy to notice

a horn place or where a button is .

,

mIIi‘ssing. _ .
3 Car Aprons.

So popular bore the uncalled "Pull-
man“ aprons become {list these occeo
series for the traveler are to be found
in (he shbps ready made, and in a var-
iety or motsriais. Time was when

7. the woman who wirhed one of ihese

cases with its many fitted pockets
for toilet ariIcics had to make it or
get some one to do It for herl Today
the shops odor the cases-culled

. humus because when opened, they are

guslenod about, the waist like an apron
do of cretonue or silk.
them conic supplied with towel and a

case. Often hot water bags of rubber
titted to cases mulching In material
that of the apron ore to be had. says
the Pittsburgh Sun. 1 -

The beauty of ono of theirs aprons
is that there is a scunraie pocko't 1'01
orery (hing necessmy (or the toilet
IIsInd at a glance one run tell whether
she has oil essentials.

 

Vote No and preserve the name and
identity 01' your city -

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Prominent Railroad Officials Again in’
Bridgeport. '
BRIDGI‘PORT

(301111.. June 28-4

((113an will can run to iii? door and Coroner John J Pheiun. of I‘uirilold

cull Fido. WEECéW - . W,
"I cun' t. momma.

'00s I srent his inquest

County. yesterday afternoon resumed
into tho wreck oi the

nncukin to Fido since. no limits my Springilold express on the New lin-

(loll. ' "'-~London Opinion.

 

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EXPEBIFNGE
0F MiiTiiFiiiifliifl

Advico no Expoctsnt' Mo

Tho exportation of Motherhood a
in; one to most woman and .
1311ch all when in their 11m.
wanton in s hundred in freporodor’nnw
luminous lion to pmpmy our. on ham
0: mm amour-hr.y «my oinan
downdsyo hos monies! (Mormons “with
(host, but mossy appronch (ho cxperia
cncs with on orgnoism unilt‘IIod (or this
trial of strength, sud W hen n1 is
micro humour! _

hardltoreoovor. no
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Insomnia (our the
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ten (“and hi Stumi‘ord, June 12th, in.

"which half (1 dozen limo were lost.

\‘i' hon the inquest opened (1 number of

Iprominent othoiols of the road wore, ,
Among them being Genorah
Manager (3 1,, Burdo. General (stupor-z
ilnondunt G N Woodward vice-bresl-I

present.

(loin; A ll VVhInley who has charge (III

A number oi inventors oi sooollod‘

nomads train stops. were also in _

tondoiico. ut the request of tho Cor.-
onor. TV’ho’n tho inquest salesman

Ilasi Monitor musing. Woodward and

8111‘",an ,

to-ihsi'r (lotion. carvers (ind «(spoon-I
bilitlozr,’ on (mum ‘
claiming that their s? ‘ ‘
used against them (criminal

sniworinx similar questions.
term of rho noon-

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ed, and-T olden in Asia,
Holdlor Trial
wooonuhr, Conn, June sir—Al

large automobile containing six per-
sons, and driven by John Demsey, oi;

thhingion. Conn, was in collision.

nor min/wru/a/wrm/uinltv
u m~¢nus fi\l\‘\I&\“\‘\W-x

condition won serious, bus later it wag 3

said that she (infrared slight bruises

The wagon was smashed to piss .
Domsey and Divisht Wilson. on oil

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the occupants oi the auto, were a. 3.

3 routed and Justice at the Police Kong
4,. held Gofiri gt 3 o ’olook in the mornin'
. to decide the cases. ill
, $100 bonds (or a hearing (on night ‘92"
. is alleged that there were no llghtfit

He held the

on the auto. . .

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IIIIMMOND BRAND.
-i Ask your ”omtfm ll (.1!

 

Thursday morning) with a wagon in '

which were Mr. and Mrs. Doinn. oi-
Sonthbury." The womanmwas thrown. '

from the wagon and Mr. Dolsn was 1111-

1Wcldtis in a separate rubber iinfidf :-

Horace Rf Nash

 

l 001' and rich are interested
in a good range, let it re-
duces the high cost of living, ,
and also the cost; of high liv—

mg The Stamford range '
has all the economies, and it -,
is built to work ,

’ ' T6 know it is to (13¢ it;

‘ resold: nu

Corner Nomi Main and won! stroeisrfi

SENTFIEL FASHION PLATE

it

'iho operating department, i-L A Fun . .
Ihinn. agent. of purchases sud our.
than plies and A1Timegt‘! Sum oi' tho I
i Shmdidno filvioion. 9. (

orn- . '
' condition. now pending; as tho rolnii:
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‘IIElorenco.
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the town could be sent to the scrap.
It takes 7 yards of 27-inch silk to
make this model. At $1 a yard the
coat wordd be $7. 00. plus 50 cents for;
tho luce for yoke. . .
. No 49H. Sizes 32, 34.3(i 38,40,412 ‘
and «ii bust Pride of pattern, 151 _
cents. I ‘ I 1‘
(See Pictorial Review Pattern Advt.)
A WORKER APPRECIATES True,- I
Wm. Morris. (1 rosideni Worker of!
Oregon soys:‘ “I-or‘ tho :__'

bladder incapacitated me (or all work
About eight months ago i hogan using
Foley Kidney Pills and they burn .
done whut other nicdiclnsa failed to
do. and now i not fooling line I run!
ammond Foley Kidney Pills.” For
sale by all droughts. '

onus.” (-

oANTArA suNoAv mom- .
(Sunday evening 3*. '1: 30 tho nourish .
and chorus of (his Son News“: CW «1 ‘

Intonational church wt i sing none

Buck’s forty-sixth (Psalm. mod
Our Rollins.” This Work. is new

‘ . oomnosor.

Sunday evening In (no lust corvl

. his (iconic until his return 1mm
4 1 European trio and Organist om
_ snows choir horn planned to

 

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