A's-um
of "the water.
re and heat.
pour around the corn
serve at once.
delicious soup,
Mulberry Pie,
‘ a lemon,
Blackberry Pickle,
tainted. sugar and one pint olf
dool place.———\\'onmn‘s World.
Baked Eggplant.
thpg‘pulp and mix it. with the
tilty oi? cold minced chicken
"(in butter.
theiahalved vegetable and cover
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RECIPES
airbutter until the onion is
yellow. Then add one cup of
broth is at hand, use that in»
Cook slowly 1:3
to. ,Pour through a sieve one
as much of the corn through as
, ' Add to this mixture one cup
sum or milk, pepper and salt and
esboons of butter. Return to
When hot, thick-
. bind-with two level table-Spoons
our-dissolved and rubbed smooth
small amount of water or milk..
the soup is thickened and boil-
tinihalcs
This is u hearty
monotone pie may be made from
Brides if some more noid fruit is
tied; To each pie add one hnli’ cup
fresh sour cherries. or.tho juice
bust
Ide’r Vinegar. When the berries are
‘" skim out and boil the juice to
5 desired thick constancy, pour it
over- the berries, cover and set in :1
[Bot an eggplant 15 minutes. drain.
and: when cold cut in halves length
wig and scoop out the insides. Chop
Silillt".
or
one hnudl‘ul bread crumbs. Still.
taste and one generous spriou incli-
Mix thoroughly, rciurn to
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baking pan, pour in seasoned stockl
deep enough to cover one l’ourth up
the sidegof the eggplant and bake
nearly an hour, basting frequently.
Transfer to a hot dish. Add onion
juice, saltand‘pepper to the sauce in
the pun, thicken with browned llour
and pour about the eggplant.
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', Baked Cucumbers.
‘ Cut in halves lengthwise without
paring. Place in a. saucepan, cover
with salted boiling water and boil un~
til they begin to get. tender. Lift. care
fully and drain. Fill with creamed
'fish, cover the top with stale bread
crumbs and pluca in a lbuking’pan.
Place. in the oven until browned on
ltop and serve as u flsh course.
Onion Cups With Ham Filling.
Boll large white onions until they
are tender, but firm enough to retain
their shape. Lift out carefully with
:the skimmer, and with a sharp knife
remove the center. For the filling mix
:two tablespoons finely chopped hum
iwith one cup bread crumbs, pour over
one teaspoouful melted butter nntl
sprinkle with bronil crumbs. \Vl’up
each in 21 Square of buttered tissue
pnpcr and twist the ends so they will
' i h 3 ’3 ‘ " .
1010;“ Eogulfir 59““ pounds C” stand up at the corners. iiilke in u.
9‘ err es “ h iixo pounds 0’ 5”” slow oven (to minutes. Remove the
pzlpcr and serve with cream sauce.
V Vegetable Cutlets.
ridding butter. St‘ilsullillu,’ and enough
hot milk to moisten slightly. tiliop
llnr- Ollt' onion and slowly l‘ry uolduu
brown in one lubll-spoon bullcr. Add
this to the potatoes with one cup uul‘il
of chopped cooked carrots and white
onions. Scuson all: add one licuplui:
(obit-spoonful chopped pnrslcy ililll
mold in small cutlets. llip each in
slightly hcutun 'sig roll in line til“)
bread Ci‘llillllt-l. and try in smoking hot,
dug-p l'ill- Sl'l'l‘c with tomato soure~
Sun li‘rmulsco (full,
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A very pretty dress of black broche
crepe wuu draped sol‘lly in the skirt.
The. bodice hud a ilcliu ol‘ ivory color-
ed chiffon edged with wide soft loco;
this oi‘osSed in front leuvlug an open
V, at clover touch being that only the
the chiffon beginning l’romeuch side
of the front, thus avoiding the bulky
look so often seen where. the whole.
iicitn is carried all the way round, un-
less indeed the low effect is also do
sire-d in the buck.
buttons on each side of the fronts,
which bung loose over the belt, com-
pleted} it veilprutty and graceful
gown. The but was a small swatllco
blnt-k sutlu clot-he shape with n huge
buttieiily bow of block tulle in front.
A pretty gown was in blue and rod
with touches oi‘ bright green. the
skirt of dork blue silk with n tunic of
'tho some dark blue with u treble
LATEST FASHIONS
soft trill of. lace encircled the buck..
Two large brilliant
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wus passed through a buckle in front
from which the drapery of the skirt
started and went round to the back.
where it ended louder-"n huge rosette.
The embroidered hashes of Orien-
tul coioring‘ are the smart thing‘ or
the moment, not only on block gowns
but on the colors culled tete do ucsre.
bleu corbeau, and a shade of violet
which is much worn. Sometimes the
'i‘rlnged sash and falls from the toll 0It
the draped bolt in the middle of the!
trout, being then about 12 inches!
iloug and six inches wide, sometimesl
i falling at the side of the front 01‘ lW-‘li.
either from the top of the draped belt;
.or from u quaint knot, and longer,
ithough no wider. than when in the
imiddle‘ot the front,
| One charming etl‘cct. Wits obtained;
lby a skirt of Liberty satin tctc do!
negro with tunic of pole gold lace“
lbordorod with honvier loco and a:
hash of cerise enilu'oldcrod in shades
lstripe or red in ii, the tonic turnedE
, , of pur iii‘, brown and void (in on
luiitli, r to the know: in trout. null longorl I ' i“ ' ‘D
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Way to Save Time. “
Broom Whisks which have become.
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too much worn for crushing clothlngHBui’taio Comn‘terelnl,
l
etc.. can be utilized on Buucepuu clenn-
ers, says Lou Angeles Express. Alto: ‘
scraping out the contents of sauce}
puns they may be filled,
the whisk remove nil particles adher-i
ing to the inner parts of saucepan or
skillet, cleaning it quickly and with
out injury to the utensils.
Proper Care of Veils.
The secret of keeping a veil in good
condition is to take cure of it when it ;
is not in use. Put it on a tint surl‘nce
and lny on lop of it a piece of stiff.
paper on wide as the veil and Mimi.
lk’ inches long.
paper together and fusion with one
lioll the veil and
1bieuome to iron, hosts the pluits be-
.t‘
preferably lpapur uro bedroom
with warm \vutei',tliidlei’t. to soak dur- lure very light and pretty, and really
ling the progress of the meal, nttcrlmucli more substantial than one would
which one may with a few turns ofiiinngine.
paper, Which is braided in the ordin-
’nr,v way with three strands of paper
.‘ from three fourths to an inch in (ii-
, a meter.
jcrosswise and when joining the ends,
lfold one strip over the other for an
inch or so.
'ut the. buck, cut so that the stripes
fmot in trout, forming vundykcs. ’l'lio
lslocvcs were not in from the waist
‘rlybt up to each side ol‘ the neck, thus .
‘ioruiiun a kind of yoke i‘rom wilil'li‘
tilt!
hodico was set, in with l‘ulncss.
"lisp vest was ol‘ l'luu (‘l‘t’l‘illi lure, tillti
ilno rovers or tubs of the some lnce
li'ril over the bodice from ent-h side 01‘
p wide iurudown ltobcsplorro collul“
Mush six large but, boiled potatoes. E i” 3‘ lovely shod.» of ”mg“ 39.3““ “9.17“
’Mlllii, while it big crumpled how of
,ibi‘: :lppcnl‘ud to tho lull. ht tht‘ waist
i‘orluini: lliu luslcnlng of o
in from
litlli- sti'nittbt bond oi", blue tlud red
‘whirh svrvvd to join skirt and bollis‘o
threu
'llllili'h‘l' h-n:th, linlsbcd with it turn
lltlfltil‘ilt‘l‘. ’l‘ho sleeves wcro
i'f‘t'it cull" with on end oi‘ lure hung-
,ilii: from the under purl.
l .\ dark blue churmuus‘e gown wits
, .
ulli‘nl‘tln- Emcnuo of u touch of our»
union. o.i r-ttiln outlining the open V;
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suns! MY SIGNATURE. is~
’~.loui~4 doses as
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shuptd, wi‘ wru iltl v :illii tulle tint and
ADVERTISE lN THE SENTINEL ,l'lm' utlluar. u Hl>h oi‘ the sump color
' high up to the loft. the tunic also for.
,lowiug, the same line. 'l‘ullu ruffles
lilllb‘lliitl the neck rut \' shape. the
lsloevus lo the. elbow lillti lli'upcd.
The tailor made suits wort: in navy
blue or in bluish tlilti while. ()no welt
,cht durk bluo serge. suit hall a nit-dict
oollur und low cut \vnistvout of yellow
bulistc, mixed with tiny milieu of the
;oi‘ the little wire clips used in oilicos
,for keeping papers together. Smooth
,tbo veil out as you roll it. You will
The surprised, says the Ladies Home,
filouruul, to son how long it veil will
lust and look all right it“ such ville is
taken of it. ,
it you rlusc n plute with cold water,
sumo. A min-unis siltlllcii but in block ,bcl‘ore breaking the cars on it. will
slruw with stilt upslnudluu bow of to them it pinch of suit and thou
block tuti'elu ribbon ut the buck wus'slnud where there is a current of
worn with this coslunw. A smuri air, you will have no dilliculty in hour
blank and white check luilor suit was lug tlwm to it truth,
(in taking unlit-5 baked in it till out
oi the (non, stand lilt‘ tin on :1 wet
X'lotli for in or 13 minutes. The lakes
loam llwn be turned out with lilt‘ hill
of n kuil‘o liliti will not silt-l. lo the
tin. us frequently happens otherwise.
l’luukois, utter lu‘iilg wusiwd nud
lil‘inil tlioi'onuhly. should be well ili'li'l‘
\‘li with u curpct bliull‘r.
_ Wood nlvohol will iuko vuwlluc
The monthly lulu-lint: oi“ the Ariou Within.» from “mil smalls. Souk thcui
‘riiuuinu Society will be held on Mon. a few minutes in the ulvohol.
«luv owning, i it you have n juimt which is tron
boiled in block with two loin: trliigco}
mills knotted ut lilt‘ left ol‘ tho buck,‘
n unrrow collar uud rurrs of thick
whito (’(li‘ilt‘d silk lillii :i damp l’urltflh
(.‘oiitlr'ot' white chiffon{trillionr ovur the
,l'tiiiili’ of silk. Lilli: (int. ill
ith the cunt undid In small t'ui‘i‘s;
white silk LN nod with u
block button.
sleeves
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THE ELECTRIC BATTERY.
.How and Why the Little Battery Pro-
duce: a Supply of Electricity.
The automobile stood
l‘lulll. its itlltoiuouilvs urn soiliv-liiin‘s
wont to do. The drivu: Mood helpless,
beside the cur‘wns so runny mind's do
upon occasion.
"What's the mutter?“ unkiui u pow
iiiu‘ tourist us he slum d dowii to help"
u cmurndc in distress.
"i‘nii’l. rrunk her up," nuswoz'cd tin»
helpless onu. "llou't know what in tin"
litlllll'i‘, either."
'l‘ho loui‘lst found the nilsolouu sup-
ply it” right. lie it-stoll the upurli
plugs not! found lhmu duud.
“Mllhiiuto in out, oi‘ business," Hill]
lu-. no it“ tiii‘ilcilt'tl the ignition over on
tho bulttrriuh. “lintttirll-s out too." lip
muttered.
\‘i'iih trniuod lingers be disconnected
llll‘ litlln dry cell buttcriuu under the
(il‘ivvi"n hunt and :‘oplncotl them with
trunk butterieu which he took from his
tool box. When the drunk wus whirl-
l'll llll‘ t‘llllluo begun to throb with pow-
or.
“Well, l’ll bum" begun the helpless
on“.
".\'o Julro,” uxpluluod the (loud Suv
ltiltl‘iliili. "Buttorlou wore out. Just.
a lllll'tllinii ot rt'liilii‘illfl thorn with how
out-s. \V‘ull, so loin: lllll] better luck
next. time."
Thu hrlplonn one could only utiuu- lll‘llliilll‘lli'l“
nmr lilu thunloi umi ninrvcl lit the un- l'lillrolld um] the Maine (“outrnl rullt
imz'lor knowledge of tho mun who was mild. ll hll‘liillillll‘l’ 0’ ”l“ "““v ”NW”
l‘mlt hiding from sight down thollunty illlt‘. “‘lll’ili‘ "W““l‘i‘ "t H” “mm." to
turuplko. devoid till his ultoutiou to the nl‘iulrh
rltlll pumlnd tho mun phykm] up the ot‘ the New liuvm railroad, unit not,
wot‘llllouh butterlm and looimd them iteration of our tour ol‘ uvup thought.
(our mu'pruny. T0 ull diipuurmlcuh tlint he would be personally involved
they were just mg mum M now. its should the government. luntigutn lognt
could not: nothing the mutter with WHO“ “WHWU 0' ”“3 MW ”“9“”
thorn. llolhtt of u frugal turn of mind "mum! of the Norton and Maine. war
he l’i-[lliicotl tlwm in hp, tool box and the opinion muted today by Samuel
tiuls. tho two uivtul plains lilld tho
(‘ill‘lllit'tli solution. i'l‘iu- irhiios ui‘e util-
t'il t!t:.‘li'l)ilt'>i and tho climnivui is the
l'ii.‘i'il‘l:i§ll‘. l‘-i‘_\~ lilllll'l’itN are dry in
llilillt.‘ only. if (lo-3: word uhsoiuicly
dry. till-3' would not work ut :lll. The
out lliiTi‘l'l'llt‘l‘H between it dry buttery
nud :1 wet buttery is (but. in the former
the electrolyte in the form of :1
photo and in the lnltcr it is u solution.
'l'lu notion of oil batteries is nbout,
ilsu sumo, rcgul‘dlcos of kind, The
plum: litillllil)‘ trounist oi" zinc hud cop-
pur. or zinc and carbon. The (‘ilt‘iiii-
fill may in: diluted sulphuric, tit‘fid, blur
vitriol, or u number of othur cumul-
rnls. 'l‘hls chmulrnl solution ultncku
und destroys the zinc plutu when tho
(lrcull is cluuplutu. When the circuit
be brokuil tho cbululcul ucilou eunuch1
uml. mum-uncut”. no current hows:
\i'lu-u the circuit is oomph-ml the
chemical immediately nltackn tluI int»X
[it] pinion. it. cuts up, or burns up, the
ticriititl lilo
in
or. Soon: (it this energy in wustod in
hunt. some is clulnttud into cicctrlcul
t‘lli‘lll)‘ which flows out mow the wires
to ignite the unsoluno churns: in the uni
ulnu.
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MELLEN'S TWO RESIGNAu
TIONS.
’l'bnt (i‘lmrles u. Mullen. resigned the
of tho llouluu d Muluo
‘ i": l i.
don‘t” «:iootric buttery generates h nup- Notional hunk, who in in director ut
ply oi? electrit‘iti’ by chemical notion. the Boston ti. liinlno and the Maine
it. differs from the magneto. or drum Control roads. ‘
mo, which generates electricity from “'i‘liure‘is nothing I dun odd to)”.
mechanism energy supplied by the un- Mrllen's statement, at his reason tor
glue. When this chemical action resigning from the presidency of tho
WM?” the supply or hiedtrlolty ceases two roads." said Mr. Hemingway, who
and the battery is worn out. flu for returned today trout tho uiuetlngs or
an humdn eyes can see the battery its directors of these two linemmlienw
just us good as it mt was. but it will phoned in the mom 1m 0 a on"
Wm WW r .....
“m . . . . , iaéney of that road. He mm meat
Mlbflmflfl “9‘11“.“ “in“? with, routers. ash “litter rain, int; publish».
‘sole is nun sowed lo the upper and'
zinc pinto. This action producrn idler-=-
SAMUEL HEMiNGWAY EXPLAINSl'
Hemingway, president of the Second:
ore it is washed, then iron and re-
nove the threads. t'su line threads»—
Paper slippers.
One of the newest things in (trope
slippers. ’l‘lieyr
The slippers lire made of braided
The paper should be cut.
A paper pattern for the solo and
too should be cut to serve us it snide
when slurping the braid. which list
sowed with the edge. of the braid just':
under the edge of, the one above it...
using tiny stitches.
'l‘lio toe portion is formed uud ins
toned it) the top sole (two solcg‘aro
mode for onidl slipper.) The lower‘
in this why u very neat finish is «lieut-
ed. says the Minneapolis 'i‘ribuné‘.
Many bunutii‘ul colors cnn be secured
in the piipur.
Qloths for Table,
'l‘hhlecloths may he of
French niuinniy cloth, or S'ilili‘lilll‘t‘h'i
or plain. tine linen. ’l‘lw unmask cloth '
with nvoliictrirul striped or t'lowercd
putlt'ru is prbl‘errlzd to any (lilit‘l‘ du-
lt is the prevailing humor of:
l'usliioii that on n suture iii‘ole the.
illi’f.’l.‘ control puttorn in tho ciolh
fiillllliti be whom; and likewise on on '
«blood, round or ovul lull!“ the own-
frnl putlc'n ot‘ the cloth should cor-
t’wpcnd in outline to 1b“ inhlc, Siil'h
tho (‘hivnuo .iouriiul. (‘lulhs o! muni—
my pluiu iiill‘li zll't' usually
with
l‘ri us in ii on suitable niououmnis,
lluuiuSk, .
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tiillii U!“
l i.i?i--lii.~tiiv:l lure .iuil iruiirtibl-
. m.
lion, lilill his .siilpriuson i'or irtltiut:
out was in tu-l‘tuil him to (homo his:
\xbo‘m :uw, lil'ililliilll hull oucl‘gy to
tho :lll'uil'y iii illi‘ Now ilnlin l'nlll‘oglti,
"’l‘iltli bltll'”lil‘ili, in in; opinion, to
troll. Ho mud!) liit' roun- :5l;;r‘l:x‘.vli‘l
(it. Hit‘ bowling: of the Iiiif‘i it r»: (if iit“
\iilliiw t‘t 'itrul ill'iil :I’ l‘ori“ iili, \lu ,
,wslrrdul', 'i‘le‘v is nit-o .iwii‘ no
oiiici' venison lzi my lxnowltduc MN.
he should l‘ wisp one! ; do or
tilt-rt- is on: other misou tor his. not
thin."
in r. p :l donation room rtliliu’.
ill» i'l‘lili ‘.::ii Mr. Mellon will it‘d"?
lilo Now lliiwu roulpully, .\ll‘. iluhi‘
ill‘il‘x'fl"? with "l (‘l‘iilHli {Minn mix?
to bo tron. l illlilei u illvt-itor til" iii"l
Xvu' il;i‘.'ill t'oliipuiiy, bill I do iiol.
hollow lllc ri-lorln that Mr. Alcilcul
iii to ii‘iH'l' [but mnupuuy,
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“W YOU DO NOT GET YOUR PA
PER CALL UP WESTERN
UNION."
All of The Ht'iiillivl city sub»
scrum-u who miss their pulll‘l‘ run
blue it oopy sent them by uuiiormcd
unsskuugrr ty culling ilu- mourn ifukln
'I‘tlitlti'illlh otl’ice 7 o‘clock. '
Do not iuultu your colupllllilt until
tthout u: is o‘clock, thou ml] the West.
crn l'nlou direct, not liii‘ South Nor-
wnllg Ei‘i'lllng Sentinel. The. Western
liulon will mend it uivuunnurr out
lpruniptly ht twill in mulwur to such
complaints on huvo homo in by tluitJ
time.
At 7 o‘clock 11 second trip will be
nullit- by the inunsonizcr dolivvrlng nil
pnprm where roulplitlulil luivo coumi
in since lliilll, After 7 o‘clock no for-
thnr deliveries will be mndu Hint}
ninht.
in omitting romplninln to the Welli-
nru union give your nutmi. lluil in the
’sulmcribvrrt name its well on the
street number, and tho ’l‘ologriiph (‘0.
will turn over all uomplnluis to the
«initiation uspnrtumnt first thing
next inoruiuu. General complaints.
cmirernlng irregular delivery ”or milk}
thine else in condition with your down!
paper subscribers should be phoned to
the oirrniutiin department of the
South Norwulk Eveningfientlnei at
Mail as usual.
The new service will start this ev-l
ening and the subscribers who may
have any complaints as to the rush-vimx
rendered by the Telegraph ('30., will,
confer a favor on the newspaper by:
communicating direct with the circuit».
tinntiepnrtment or the dentin Nhrwuii
Evening Sentinel. ‘
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Siliililll
.’\“\‘\‘\“\‘\“\“\‘*\‘u-s“i‘ sulphur/win: ’M"'W‘m"’fl "Mr’u’mr’uw
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lisiitiiulll
A \‘l'i'y liilllllr‘tillll‘ lollvlto lil lirlcw
in] blue tirurril iiiiiln, limbo: tho
ultil't prim-fully tlrnpmi lit the, olden
uud burrow punitlu trout uud hunk.
'l‘liu holilw hurl u tiillilliiii‘l' your or
lit-i own uiilluiiul null vvsl, ol' llilllVl‘l‘
lul'u, ills' lowvr purl oi” which in
nilivbrd with funny bruill.
Mllii'l‘illih i‘miulruil lo lliliitt‘:
‘6; you. :lcln. link in own yd, rum)
1,9 )‘li. ullrovuv loco Hill
in; yd, tum-y bruld fill
{to :"ill
“him No, Mid. Sim-la, 313. ill. tilt.
Ilfi‘. to, to null ll bunt l'rlrv oi‘ pni,‘
ll‘lli. if» l'l'hllc.
tilliit, 51335, Black. 21, 1"3. 1”, till. fill.
Ito, fill told (it wnlhi. I’rli'o ui‘ pnllrrh,
is truth, ‘
(tiled i’irturlul lirrtcw ruin-m new.)
CASTO Fil l A
For Infants and dhiltirtm.
ills Kind imitate Always tough
floors the m
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signature of
Crowds of people come. from all
over to (“mono lleheb every tiny. ‘i‘llti
water is {the and there is everything;
there to shiny. .
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Norwalk Chronicler