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frocks'ot muslin and flowered. mater» f".._9°“p- must ”9 “’0“an 8 “man‘athen put in the flour and stirdown the A
saiidwich has “kiwi“? ”mpg”, T9 (“1‘5 $3191.91 of‘pulp ,3“ . faces. Of all the shapes the mush;
lals'the poke bonnota are charming. AI V9399" To Wt a small mail. in a “"36 air bubbles so carefully formed. a i .
. . .. . , , fetching‘model in tho'palo‘st blue hemp E ”a“ ‘5 “'“iemv “9 “W8 “i “P“ 103% To out and told in is a term often‘ ' -
canoe. until from who“ tablespoolltul 0" 0“““5‘3 59”“ MW room 13' as a rule, the moat becoming has just been ordered fora blondo who .l'i’ evaporation and a large proportiow used in recipes where whipped crealn‘ .
, ”Yeti“ and meat it'hh'iEweli and sprinkle with a little new to Willi! gm“, Wm‘ “‘9 “"0” :5 : will act as maid of honor this montnii‘is ““8“ v‘°°lm“““' A 3“” “i “’0 “”3“ or the whites of .escs' are to be added
‘ . nd m9“ toothsomadewg cumulon- $11958 “We be” with ”1°39 sewnd’ according too Now or The model is such a good“ one for the
‘ ’ breadlmadejoi entire-wheat pour. Tribune fashion writer. Ono sailor's
a kettle will require. more water twim a mixture. or where the flour is . .
. ' . , . . . _ nlidalinlor dressy hat that it is worth, =¢°V°r 1‘ than ””0“” be “W‘- Vege-i. added to angel food cake. The egg: Y0“ had better “mp at once (”i
‘ ring the butter from Marshmallow Sandwiched—Take hat is almost a necessity in the ward.
W“ “3 30°” 83 “i9 “and“. ruin round crackers and Spread with robe of a young girl. and she usually
describing. Moire ribbon in the sameimm “‘5“ m ‘0 bfi'seived hi the W or cream is poured on the article to you'll lose your lob-EVerynne crims-
. :delicatoktone of blue is draped across ’ “.9“ in which they are “00km should-be 'wlllcll it is to be added; then, with" ‘lness is “‘05!“ its doors to "D”"Mng'
,1 bowls, and by 'the time creamchecse. :‘Placé a marshmallow} prefers to keep it perfectly plain, to the crown and (oils in onolong simian): placed in vessels of moderate size, or .the edge of a spoon, a cut through the men. «It may be your turn next. Byi
eiidi’it Willf"pl‘0bably be i on top. and dot with a bit of butter. . wear with her smart top coat and er from the Mt brim. When the lint “1; they may burll by reason of the rapid imixture is made, The spoon is brought the waid of ORRINE thousands or men
Fuse-p” lime it Should, EPut in a hot oven just long enough‘ short ‘tailored skirt. If the, shape ‘3 On the head this end is drawn “llderiovaporntlon. or else. as ill the Casofup in such a way as “prom over a have been restored to lives of so:
1y creamed with a large {0‘5 themurshmallows “’- pulp “D. and becoming and she desires another limi' 3 the chin and is iastened to the righfi‘a stews, t°° much water is used. For. :Dortion of the mass. This in repeated. briety “d industry. '
cake,” says a Deliver“; serve at once; The oven must be pip- flu!“ hat to complete the street gums ' ' We. are so sure that OleNE willl
,slde. On either side oi’ the crown a‘some vefiemhies of strong flavor that until ole whole is well mixed. The"
ing hot or the “larghn‘anowg will flat. Shawl” probably require a little trim- ‘ largo blush pink rose panties in its are to be drained a large kettle is do I object, of course, 15 to break as few benefit you that we say to you that in
top down and pr, tough, ' after a trial you fail to get any bene~
lining. 3““ as the and 0‘ moire rm“green foliage. making a dainty combin- slroble. 1“ cooking “09"“ “mm" lair bubbles 38 ii°551ble- ‘ .
Pimento Sandwiches—To one fourth ball, with a perky bOw across the book. ntion of pale pink and blue. , oni a large kettle may be used, sincel ! In addition to the terms used above fit. from its use. your molley will boi
Of a pound 0f 3.0“ 05931“ 61199383“ 0’ a dmpe “' ribbon With tiny, prim’ .. * a considerably quantity ‘0', water ‘3 in proper understanding of the terms refunded. ‘ .. ,, '
one teaSpoontul oi? chopped chives, 011i8i9r80l brilliantly COIOi‘ed “0W8"! needed, and then. too. the weight Otgreferrlng to temperature or methods _ When you 8th Drinking. think cl:
‘ one “"5150”;qu mixed mustard and arranged at unexpected intervals. The the article, especially rice, may cause 5'0! cooking is needed, says the San Ana the money you ll save; besides, sober ,
ampvnapkin until ready to ‘two tablespoonfuls of minced Pimento bat is not as becoming to the \ ' it to boonmepacked and sticky. glmmo Express. Bolling means a t em- men are worth more to their employ;
_ ‘iAdd cream, and beat until solo a 9"8 and get higher \VfigeE‘. l
ace 88 are some 0f the other , Iii baking cakes the size and com: ineraluro of 312 degrees at sea level;| .
6 ”mm delicious fillings for 'creumy. Spread""betu'een thin Sllc warm». ' Costs only $1.00 a box. “'9, have all
and ihe girl who has a full position of the run both require con- pile temperature oi rapidly boiling wa-
. _ J of buttered. bread." [a maid chollSe one of iho new Pall- sideration. Pans of heavy block tin. itcr is scarcely higher than tho of no interesting booklet about O‘RRJNF}
m“ Sandwiches—~Stone halt" IISalmagundi‘ ‘VSan‘dwicbea—«Waah. 51109 MIMQJ “Hit We are fili’ilig away free 011 rer
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s with indented crown and white .or aluminum. are the best. Granimiicr boiling gently. in the case of
9" 0““3'5- Add one sweet skin and bone one Holland herring moire ”mm ending 1“ a trim little bow or enamel pans require careful WiiiCh' ésome cereals. such as rice, the rapid- quest. Call at our store and talk W
. remove the seeds and ’and chop very fine. add the chopped: over. i
in the hhch- \ inn to avoid burning the bottom oi the My boiling water is required to keep
small slices. Chop together. breast of a roasted fowl. two hard Parker Pharmacy i
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, ‘ There is something particularly up- , ~calla. liillc grains apart, but in cooking pota—'
.W fine; combine WWI cream‘l , boiled eggs, one third cupl'ul oi chop» 1’9“”“3 1“ “‘9 trimmings Of flowers 0“ ' . i The utensils for mixing 5110“” 1W» i toes the rapid, movement oi the water' 3 North Main street:
hick 1135 been mixed to a lped ham, one minced anchovy and two the. hills worn by young girls. They carefully selected and iii": “931‘ hi :serves only to break the potato and
L .Erench dressing, an.d‘'tclalspoonfulis‘lot chives out in very; are for “Mile“ ”‘1‘“ plumes and in band. A large tin or enamcled platter make it soggy by allowing t water
.' ‘ isnlall nieces.~ Mix together and blend hetiei‘ "ii-lie» we“ (“Flimsy ‘1“le WV . kin should he use“ to hold the “has, fio enter. but does not Cook tie potato
dwtcheswiloa fine 0‘19 "“1" :with French dressing and spread be- they arb “‘0’9 girlish, Ribbon llke-. Willi . 3000118. etc. “any more rapidly. Simmering is cook«
, ’ 9h ‘1“ deleiohe‘i ,ru‘l oscillated chocolate: Mix well teal Tile‘mniorliy of hats this flew?“ the
onfii.iullctlop ‘0 an 3‘“ getller, moisleningwitii sweet cream. decidedly youtllfiil looking, and arel.
in an increasing number Date Sandwiches-8tone dates and therefore. most becoming to the young
plan to butter the. bread
itwboiore cutting, using a
knife {for the purpose.
it be filling on one side
other, trim the crust}; and
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uncut v‘amm
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Bl‘olling is done on u broiliilg iron, in
pail-broliilg a slicctll'on ball is subsii- ‘
tilted for the broiler.
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wine is youthful, but this season such
.rns
t Putter Sandwiches~l>rcparc
aéasc- again, and spread.
.‘Nut fiandwichcs—Chnp to- in a moderate ovon five hours.
It half ,cupiul oi seeded rill-i . --—
Swedish Stew.
Swedish stew will make u‘savory
’n‘d dust with finely chopped ;change in meat dishes. Put into on, Every kiild 6i fl’l‘V—Qil‘id no art at illl----'I
’ ioartllen dish two and a half poundsiis presente‘tfin these ribbons. which ln~
stew beci out into small slices, a'largo variably encircle the hat and lamp the
“roll with .a polling pin. 'carrot allccd.~.- three 019VQ8- th‘ree‘ibow that sticks out ill an aimless fash-
Nfiiie Mix with all equal quan- {rounding tablespoons ‘peurl ‘:,;lill)ioca.ii.iflii directly, it can bc obtained quite
' ttpr and roll again thoroughfouarileaping tablespoon breadcrumbs;ins'casily'hy a mount oi flowers as ilyfuumunn wi.....,dlnymm.i.o..., 10¢,
‘ dashhoi’ paprika, salt. and one tableapooll vinegar, one eighth otimeulls of the erect ribbon loops. and '
83¢ 0‘70“ 10 a paste “'1‘“. one .lween buttered bread ‘siiccd very thin.
oil in of hot water. Add one toa-‘
icmon juice and set away
.Spread on the prepared
. mun juice; Mix with cream a ixrated nutm‘eg. salt and pepper-{Add the «Wool is sure to be more unusual;
in little water, cover tightly and bake :t‘iild nioro pleasing. The wheat mounts
llare particularly elective and practice
lwllcn the list is to be exposed mine 10-,” Albany Sinai. Cambridnl. Mug.
lqualliiles of fancy ‘rlb’bons‘ are n lag
fastidious w‘omletl‘ willvnprcfel- 'i'lmvcrai
V in measuring. mea‘sure dry ingred
used on tile‘cheapost of hats that the. ' ‘
'3!“ 306!" the only ladloa'slioo dressing till
positivcl contain! oil.
Milli. 356. WRENCH GLOSS." lilc.
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{indent tumult onan shoes. loo.
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packc
ioinr. lam aluminum boron. wii sponge. roe.
if Vllurllvnlcr don not Iflfl‘
WHITTEMORB BROS. ‘ 00..
(Mint and Laura! ludii‘fl/fllhl'l'l a!
" um and whiten: I . iiilllitl.
SHED?! and CANVAS Sllons. lll round while calle- l
in zinc boxca. Will. Bpiill 'r. 100. In hand-‘
tho kind you pull condo.
l, wovrlcclii alnillyil For Ilil M: c package. charger paid.
tentiou milst be given to the terms
, mmkswdrmwmmdm used. it the recipe directs that. white
lad ollll routs boom and ohms. shines without rub-l
of egg be folded in. and the cook beats
failure. ..
inns terms are used. For instance. to,
boat. is to lift the mass by'rnis‘liig tllo‘
spoon or beater and carry it back and
iortll; in this way air is incorporated
rapidly. Stirring is the moving. of the
,ionts first. then shortening, and finally =
' the liquid. ‘ , ‘ '
in following a given recipe, strict at— ‘
ting at. a temperature of 185 degrees.
it may be. distinguished from boiling
Eby the size of the bubbles and the ra-
pidity in which they are lormed.’ llli
boiling, large bubbles rise rapidly and
break on the surface. Stewing is the
cooking of some article below the boil- .
ing point. it meat slows are allowed
‘to boil the flesh is toughened. The
term sonldlng. applied to milk means",
llcnill i: ovcr hot water, all in a double
'boller. until tiny bubbles appear at
sides. '
3 Frying moans cooking on article lili-
mei'sod ill but tat. In saliteillg only a
in some recipes counting is requir~l .
ed. as in directions for trying. in all
cases the counting is in the time ill?
which the clock ticks, neilllcr fusion
nor slower. ‘
—~—A specific for pain ~Dr. Thomas
Eclectric Oil. strongest. cheapest lini-
nlont ever devised. A household reino
dy in America for 25 years. .
The Warren Brothers' Company, of
Boston, Mass, are at present laying
Wurl‘cnite pavement in East Hartford
and in Yalesvilic on the State roads
The former stretch is seven and a hair
93!!! ppm} pf English wal- 1,, ADVERTISE lN THE SENTINEL ardcln You. oi’ the sun for long periods 5,.“ tum... m m, irmu. - spoon in a Circle from the center olit-‘Vllltlc fat is used to prevent sticking. miles long.
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lMPOSSlBLE?
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WH‘TER FROM MY COOLER
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AUTOISTS PUNlSHED BY STATE. .
Secretary or Stalc Albert Phillips is
\gi-lilllg right altar \‘iUiiliUX‘H of tilt}...
llrlvcr‘s licenses oi" licorgc Hoslord ol‘
Urilllgo was suspended until August ii.’
the lllllglltlilg passoilpcrs. 'l‘liu scorc-
illl; considers that ho was driving
recklessly. .
'I‘lic driver‘s license of Anthony C.
Andrews ol' Stonll‘lgtoli was suspended
until such time as he run dclllonstrntci
to tho doparlmellt that he is able to
operate a motor volllclo properly, .\lr.
Phillips says that boillrc Andrew's oh- 5
tallied his liconsu. ho had not opcrutcd 5
ll suiilcicnt number at miles.
.. ’l‘lio driver’s license oflolin Reid is
suspuiidod llldollnltcly and tho llcouani
hold by Michael McNamara is ails».
pcilllcd until July 3. They are Duli-'
bury mail. . i
in the case of liorliort Tuttlo, the
secretary (loco not think that the avi-
dunca Jllutiiloa” a alispollsiull of the li-
collaa. '
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TRAVELING LIQUOR STORF IN
CUSTODY.
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liquor store and its proprietor were
taken into custody by State Policemen
Robert W. liridgcmiln and John A.
Flynn, in Avon. Tuesday afternoon.
Louis Quinta. of Now impala, was tho
oh'sndor. his bad olglltoon barrels and
a dozen bottles or bear and a gallon
of wide on the wagon nndtlio unicorn
[say he was paddling it from haunt: to
houllc. Ho was reloaded on it build oi!
$204) for appearance hdioro a justice
, on .luty (15. Quinta war in trouble a’
your into on a similar chum.
nun-v
‘ can
lupin ourcnlé Worthlnxtnu lino rm,
turned to‘ll'
HARTFORD. Jilly ll.~-A traveling,
“ hm! apiconiplaintil and tho torsion
BOY AUTOIST FINED.
NEW HAVEN. July ll.-——Charles R.
Brock, sixteen years’ old. was filled
responsibility for ll highway accident.
The automobile which he was driving
ly criticised automoblllsis who allow
children of telldor years to‘drive cars. .
There were too many such parents, he
said.
“IF YOU DO NOT GET YOUR PAy
PER CALL UP WESTERN
UNION."
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Commencing tonight. the city sull-
a motor vehicle upon it public highway; Lacrlbora who mm their mum. can ’
i have a copy sent them by uniformed;
illeusougcr by calling the eastern Union
Teidgl‘flph olilco 7 o‘clor-ii
Do not make your complaint until
aiiout‘tizio o'clock. then call tho West
orn Union direct, not the South Nor-
walk Evening Sentinel. The Western
Union will
promptly at 6:30 iii answer to such
Complaints us have come in by that
time.
1M 7 o’clock a second trip will be
made by the messenger delivering all
papers where complaints have come
in lilacs 6:30. After 7, o'clock no run
their deliveries will be ' made that
night.
in making complaints" to the West-
orn‘uniou give your name, that is the
subscribers name all well all ' tho
street number, and the Telegraph Co.
will turn over all complaints to tho
circulation department .iirllt thins
next morning.
concerning irregular delivery or any-
thlnir also in condition with your new.
paper iillbldfibel‘a should be phoned to
the circulutlin departmo‘nt ot the
South Norwnllt llivonlni; ‘asntlnél at.
92.3 on usual. . "
onion and tho subscribers who may
frsismplrfoo. will
send a nlcuuougor outi
General complaints ‘
’ Theinew service will start "this on
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cations wore husklnolis. nerve, superb
’ . ulllo laws. Following the suspension of $50 and costs ill the City court today .iil'lllti and return of dark satin. Collar
he license of C. W. Brock whosé for oporntingan automobile withouta and ciii’l'ii 0F iiii-‘L‘ "my be Milled, iii
. l l K l 3 Fill ‘ . .
3%": 955.2ng gapi‘egrvi-‘ims lgfigo‘mfig l‘itNOEJ EQSJMESHB‘ggEa lllillOl' son drove tllc father‘s cur, tho license and for attempting to avoid desired. .. .
i Size 36 coals in mull-0:. ,
‘ 4*»; yds. 44'1“, lulltcl'lul di. $l yd. .$-i.ili}
.. in February llosl‘ord drove his car some time ago struck and killed lliile- ‘1 doz. yda. braid .. ............ . .50
:-:'K I ' . / We?“ “ past a trolley car on Meadow street in years-old (”.‘arlo Ruggiero, on .llillldle-V it. yllu. satin, .................. fill,
. y “k ,7 1%. -. , D ‘ New Haven wllcll lilo cur stopped to town avenue, in this city. lieioi‘u illl- ‘ ""“f
, . .... ' discharge pzlsBeligcrs. He hit our of posing penalty Judge O'Mcni-n sevcrefi sum
No. Sikh, Slzvs, 32 21. 36. 38. it). 4::
and ii llilst. l’rll'c ill piiltarii, iii
cents.
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it‘Sco Pictorial ltcvlcw i‘lltlcrn Advli
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QUESEION: SHOULD WOMEN
“COPPERS” DRESS LIKE 'EM?
(‘liiCAGO. July 11..»llocal sump.»
gotten are all idol-loll up with plcilsliro
womenpolicelnoliwcxmlun us. policu»
over Mayor liurrls‘on‘s i'euliefii. iiiat lull
women-4m appointed.
The uniform was Ultl lirut topio
considered and tho sublcct or the
most vivid discussion. All agroud
:Uiili. the policewoman should wear a
‘cutu llttlo star. but beyond that no
two opinions are alike.
Whoihor the now lilliiorllls shall
have logo-mutton pores and bill»
tacks. or pussomcntrio ilouncos,witil
Illlulgarlau dornlor cupolus; or ulit
:uklrta. so fugitives clfn bo pllrsilmi.
llilli aroused tho grclltost agitation.
‘ The militant arm oi‘ tho sump.
gotta army wanted revolveiwm—puill'l'
'lmndled alloswilut otllorli thought a
litlo coast with a ribbon how would
be room proper. None wantod club”.
though some wanted to carry llatpins
andothors wanted cough drops to
hoop the vocal chords in good condo
tion. '
Mrs. Gertruo Howe Britten, of tho
'Jilvonilo Protective League. who was
chiefly influential in porsua‘dlng um
mayor that Chicago hooded pelica-
womon. thought they should be armed
only with women’s natural weapon.
which she called oomnpin senile.
She added a pollco woman's qualiha
ones ’ii’l pooled (“WWI understanding
oath. colonic? sauna and ideals.-
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