a 1a/ar/or/a-rlu ran/alan- In I
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untlngton Fish Cutlets. low grains of cayenne; then add one
’ half cupiul of whipped cream and
three tablespoonfuls or mayonnaise
dressing. -
livewlninutes. stirring constant-
, one third cupiul of flour and
Mil Well blended; then pour on
13’," while stirring constantly,
hitkbupful each of milk and
Egg Cutlets.
Work two tablespoont‘nln of butter
un~.til creamy, add t‘our tablesoopfuls
of bread flour and stir until well blend~
Bringto the boiling point and ed; then pour on gradually, while stir.
he had three fourths cupfuln of [ring constantly, one cnpful oilmilk and
'cold‘oooked haddock 0,, halibut. l'hring to the boiling point, Cook in
11} With three fourths teaSpoon- ldouble boiler five minutes, while con~
* a“ and one fourth teaspoon of turning the stirring. Add eight hard
‘. ‘Spread on a plate and (.00, boiled eggs cut in coarse pieces, one
hip in 'crum'bs, egg and crumbs, teaspooni'nl of salt. one half teaspoon-
‘yftinr'deep iat.‘ Serve with or ful of finely grated onion, one tea-
utjltlle following sauce: Mix one Sspooni‘nl of finely chomwd parsley and,I
Epoon'fnl .of grated horseradish i“ few gratings 01‘ nutmeg. Cool, and»
bile teaspoonful of English lllllS~ shape in the form of cutlets. Dip in,
(mohair teaspoonful of salt anda ’flour- Make ’1 PM at small end 0t!
,_ ‘ ....~ leach outlet and insert in each a. two"
EBTORES PLEASING
‘ . PtiiMPiiESS *
inch piece of macaroni. Serve with a
white. or Bevhamel sauce. This recipe ‘
{makes just one dozen cutlets.
" English Patties. , !_
0,3,8 sold Under F' H' Baxter’s “No Cut cold cooked chicken in one!
u . .
Cure No Pay Plan. i’ourth incll cubes; there should he,
in?” are a good many 13901)” i“ ‘one cupful, Add six rnualtroom capsf
911th N.9X‘\Vfi-lk WhOHI‘dGHUY \l‘ifih ”WY fproied and cut in cubes, one half trutl'
dduid find some “"13" 0f getting fat and file, out in small pieces, and two tabled
1,113)! While not ill, yet “19-" are so lspoonfuis of butter, Cook the min-
in mm aorawney that “19“" friends lites, stirring constantly. and add two
.3 out of ten this condition can be M.” blended; “1,,“ pm”. on gradually”
(WY overcome by “$3"? ”19 "0“" lwhile stirring constantly, one cnpful of,
9ND” of fies“'“’““‘“£ “’0‘“ ““0““ lchiciien broth. tiring to the boiling.
Jree times a day with tho food done :50" with one half canpuni'nl of salt”,
Wonders in building up good hrnlill rt'llle lightu lollnpolll'nl ui‘ grated nut.-
' ,d restoring the pleasing plumrness imog. neat one can alizihtiy, alum».
fills; 3° dceirnhit‘. lwith one talllvspoollful of crcaln and
. H. Bachl‘ lint» the agr-n'w for mid fadd to hot lnixtnrc, Stir until hlcnd»i
“Filtration and 9“” it with ”.1" prom- it'll. and fill pally t'nson.~~~\l‘0lllllll$X
9‘ that H 3* does “i” a” 1‘“ that isiliolnn Companion,
lined for it in mailing pcopio gain
Jar weightand in lltahll. the money hi-ical‘y. impure blood makes a:
m he refunded. muddy. plmply t‘tlllllllilxltill. lloatlaches.i
'0“ certainly can “”0?“ l” ”‘3' ‘1 'nuusca.intliccslion. Thin hioodloakesi
, box on this plan, as Samoan will :5...“ \vt’hkylwaufilchly. Burdock 13100“:
at you nothing Hilly-‘55 it gives satin lnii‘tcrewmfihge file blood rich, red. pure
tion. ' i ”restored" ntirdictfilcalth. ‘
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during the last, few months to 210001”
.ored to thrust upon them,
’lill‘ mans \l‘lll hrt-ak lllc long: coat all ,will not he brokvn.
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the walat line, so that the effect of u
uhort jacket, is given,
Drapery. it is expected, will he. used
on the shirts this winter, but
not in the complicated arrange-
ment that has characterized it lately.
There seems tu‘bc little doubt that
skirts will continue to ho narrow.
though whether the will will be retain-
ed in a much dii‘iputad point. Still,
some opening must he provided in the
narrow skirts. Plaitu and flounces
will continue to lend the effort of ful-
nosn and will he mounted on tiling
fitting foundations. Skirts. oven on,
dressy costumes, will he unusually
short, and the train has dwindled to
urarlilte proportions,
The. bodices will he tral‘lsparcnt.
nemidcrollcte. and simply trimmed
with dchus, frills and collars.
Tho long sleeve, fitted ovcr the fore ,
arm and kimono in form at the torn!
is the fashionable alcove. 'l‘llia‘t‘uti
necessitates the rcry large armhole.l
i’lullings and t‘riila finish those, long
sleeves at the wrist,
The sash and girdle have hcon worn
no universally this. summer that it
hardly seems probable what they will1
in: shown on the smartest full ("034
tomes. though they still play an im'
portant role on the early fall ililllii‘lSJ,
'l‘hc ncwcst girdles are home cxtcndQ‘
ed to form rests. ’l‘llow gvt'stllke,
Fashion Forecast For Fall,
Those who have studied the situa-
tion in the fashion world carefully, do
not expect any radical change this fall.
There are various reasons for this
opinion. To begin with, women have
grown tired of thc tyrannies of their
ion; they have refused several times
styles that. the. couturiers have endeav-
because
they were new. They are beginning"
to understand the value of inl‘lividual-
ity, and they are demanding new and
original ideas, (loatunlcs not like their
neighbors’ as in previous years, but
something. different. The day 01' uni-
form has pusaed, says a New York
Tribune writer. This idea of individ-
uality necessarily must he developt‘d
further, because the great designers
are pledged not to copy the models of
their competitors. Furil‘lermoro,
there will ho a certain accard among
these ticNigncl-s. because 'the name
sollrt‘cn are open to all, but lhc de-
tails of the continue will he workwlf
out differently. ill other wordn, the|
inspiration may in.- the some, but the
details will be different. From this
elasticity in modes, women may ex-
pect original hit-as “’(il'iii‘d out to suit
the practical cvt.‘l',\'~tlny pectin.
The artists and those who uphold
the principles of the modern art
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ii" they cannot be well. in nine lllblcspoonfll‘ls of flour and stir untll scimol hnvc, and will continue to have. {drnllcrlczl or girdles ili‘v wry ucncroun or.
a marked influence on the modes. This {affairs nwalhing lhn iicurc from ill"!
lnliucncc has twtcndcd hack to the in Hotel, lino to the hips.
llricn. and tho new luntcrinls for fall The waist lino, from pros-cut iudit‘n-l
Samose. This little tablet tlikcll:1,.,.;m and lot siullncr m minuica. shadow for more 'henutii‘ul and at '0. on :llons will be retained at tho llill'iillli,(‘ililiil‘ifli arc home at noon, iilllt‘lll'tlll
usual than anything; shown in prod-i
ions: yearn. ,
'i‘hc novelty of the new styles will i
not lio so ninth ill form as in ill0,WlLL DELAY COUNCIL MEETING.
hoauly of illlili‘l‘iillg and their color:
inns. lfacil til‘t‘SFillil‘ilil‘: house “1‘11! it is qnllo likely that tho lnccting
stand for tcrlnin 50105. but tllcrc will ;of the South Norwolk and Norwaik
he an .‘lt‘i‘t'll'tilllll'D amonu lllcnl. lt‘ol‘lt‘ity Councils. schcdnlcd for Monday
iiirllllli‘”. the home rillO'dilli: short inlaid (idlllnl‘ ilay writing) will ho
route will cxlll‘olt with the whorl Coat lpontponcd until tho noxt or some for
a skirt So drapcd as to hro'ilt the line ‘ lure evening. This course is usually
in Hip sclohlancc of a lull): coat, While adopted because of the holiday and
a vast. :l chalk. or this arrangzrmcnt of iacrordinlz' to all i‘t'pnl'ih‘ tho prccmicnt
or slightly raised, as in tho llirwloiro‘
modes, l
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HERE 605’s!
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HER-E5 WHERE I MAKE Ngflfb? 0‘3... 1 2:,” -.. .l‘rcilzllt. cars at ”it“ foot of Suiilvld
'. » MY FIRST HPPEHERNCE O ‘BU‘ *“m istrcct, yoetcrduy lll'lt‘l‘iltmli, and died
hol‘orc thc arrilnl ol’ the amlnllnnrc.
lit in uncertain how tho hoy met, his
dcalh. hut railroad mcu art- of tho
[opinion that he was walking hosidc
itlw lravlt and wan struck by a shunt
imi l‘rcinlll car. The loft arm was
hro'lu-n and the right chum crushed.
’i‘llo hoy was a non of larncl (iluzicl'. of
No. lTE ilclievuc nircct.
NOT! t‘k
bio Lott”...
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”NYIANZJ‘
REQUiSlTiON FOR HARTFORD
MAN
ii.\li'l'i“(llili‘l, Annual L'i'fi";\(‘iillit
iiovvrnor Lyman ’l'. 'i‘lnnicr today
a rcnanion on tho ,lzovcl'nol' of New
. Jcrsoy for tho extradition of Edward
lWiLl. Now SING THHT FHMous
Di'TTY ENTITLED ” You CAN
_ STONE YOUR NElGHBORr Bur-
NfiVER. ROCK: Hi5: splays!“
‘Dnassm
930M -
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Now t‘LL (so OUTSIDE
HND MlNeLE wwn The
CROWD ‘TO SEE.
THLK HBOUT
MY HG‘T l‘.
i‘owica who is wanlmi in Now llavcn
on tho chargc of nouwpport. Ilatc
Tut-allay afternoon. Acting tiovornor
'l‘inalcr alum-(i lllt'tllliiillliillfl on lilo
u: Tnev
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urd ii. Harry and itolmrl .l. linker, al»
on wanted in Now Hilton on u i‘nino
prclcuuo churlzo.
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Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly 890“.
How to Remove Easily.
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no fitter lF Wu wanna
use Laundries. one Tum!
March a chance. Mina Freckle-THUG.
to try n rculcdy for irauklon‘willl the
guarantor: of a reliable driller that it
will not cont you a penny unload it rot
moves the irociticn; while if .it doth:
give you a clear complexion the ox-
pcnac ill trifling. . ’
Simply get an ounce of willie“
douhlo strength from If, H, Baxter and
a few applications should show you
how (lilieiy-dl. in to rid Yourself of the
homely freckles and £33}. a beautiful
complexion. Rarely isltnore than one
ounce needed for the worst case. i
Be sure to will the draggiat for the
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prescription sold under guarantee of
money back if it fade, to remove
- «rookie ' _. , .
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'ulonc, hilt) will fin-l tho tray
.i‘illli'iiiilll' or two, hrvud and illlHt‘l'.
aol‘cl'nor of New Yuri: stain for llirh»
double strength nihine no this in the ,
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Oman at- ‘
av, alum-'1' 1/ [annular/unity!!!
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llOMid HELPS 'snlad. egg or chop, and fruit or jam.
Don’t Cook Too Much and You Will Such a lunch is nourishing and easy
Have No Waste Food. to prepare. It is also dainty enough
Maybe it in the’lnattcr of \vastllm,to tempt the appetite; and could be
“We fidgflpfi. The housmvit‘c will tt'ii‘nharcd with a guest without embar-
you that one llt‘wt?!‘ iota a scrap of. rnssment. Company to lunch even on
food or bread get. out of the kitchen; iliuay days is no hard matter when
that- she uses up cvcry rrulnh. Yetslunch can be served in this way.—~
if you happen into her hack yard orlI Philadelphia Telegraph.
look into her garbage. can you will find _____
enough scraps thrown out to have Bed Borders,
"W10 several ”Willi- ‘1‘llose who have traveled about ru-
Another way nhc wastes is in the, ral England Will recall the well nigh
matter of clothes. Often you will 5 universal custom of placing hriclls 0,.
find the children‘s clothes citller lying ; stones on edge wherever a border of
.i‘or days at 21 time in a tub of Stills, or, flowers is placed next to a grags plot.
loft hanging.r out ill the weather, Oil'ThiS in an excellent preventive oi
lilo line. or on the sllrubhel‘y. or 01x lrouhle. says the Cleveland Plain D‘eal-
ilt‘v feucp- or. slut-e it is effective in ltcc in the
SH” illitHhOi‘ i5 “1 failing to take HIE.T gram; from running over the £9: and
stitch in tilnc. and than allowing thcil it also prevents it from rooting u’nder.
clothes to no to pieces from their own i While in” pretty in . ”ml-“561mg, a
Weight. ii f d ‘ neat line of bricks or stones, so placed,
Many women W l SN 00 S Oil illeigivgg a wgllflaredfflp 3 Romance,
slow or ill the oven in china or our “pp-h is very attractive town”, hor-
cciuln dishes, and let the dishes hurn T tiers.
alongr with the food, or become so full
oi‘ a network of tiny cracks that they"
Sticky Leather.
are anything hut pleasant to look at. , am,“ 3'0“ u,“ the what will keep
(‘ookina too much. and having too
., loulllcr furniture from sticking? I paid
much left orer is, an
extravagant-c. in hi1: price for a suite, and during the
~ _ , , ., i . J . . i .y
.\o food.» are «heap too» dais, Vantlwlmnner n 1,,- utterly list-lens. in re-
0‘10 lli\lfil llfit‘, llD (‘thl‘y ut‘rnp «'lllil trail-i
. . ' u .. - . , .l ‘
on at. hut ii. in helm to hole a ennui . says:
ply to thin query, the Chicago Tribune
lack than an tli‘l‘i'illlltllllltsr"Cul‘llliitill-‘
"The fault is in the leather itself.
l'l‘ho lel quality oi furniture leather
"F”"" icoycrinl: ncrcr gels sticky in the hot-
L‘mch Served 0" a Tray. . lost wonthcr. i haro a not of library
Whore nuc mold is employed and nil-(.mlim and sofa which llavc hm,“ in
' uho forty years. It is still in excellent
served ‘0 ”“9 “”3”“1‘5‘ 0“ “ tray is proscrvnllon. We have had no trouble
much onslcr than luncllcon served at with it winter or summer. if the
”‘0 lnhlo. “1‘9”“ thorn ‘5 “0 mi‘mlstlt'kiness comes from tho lOlH'h of
““d the houacwii‘o ”3““ 11““ lllnt'hcons , illoinl hands and bonds it ma)’ he rc-
l‘mm lllm‘cd lly wringing out a flannel in
mm“ “‘“m‘i'm ““ii "i”lfll‘” “1”“ tho , ncal‘a toot oil and rn‘uhinu it over the
lunch catch alum» at the tablc. T51“ icothcr, ’l‘llil: done, thrown nhcct over
”W" “”1 "“ “‘m‘d to ”i“ ““M ”‘0‘“! the flil‘llillll‘t,‘ to exclude dust and
fill l‘M'i t‘l~ llll’ ilt'llfit"*"lt> lilt' ili‘1‘1’i13‘1‘” imrl- ii for six hours. Then polish
"Y ‘i‘ 5”“7” “in“? “‘ii“i"“' or 51‘7“” , with ('iiliilltll‘l; skin. it is posni‘nlo that
pol't‘ll. as nullllvr and tompter lllatiitls,,_],,, ”mm,“ may remove the present
advisable. wilt-kincx‘s, it can do no harm."
'i‘hu tray lunch can t‘tllh‘l-‘l of nlilltfi.
it:
, A good adv. pays In the host paper
MARRIED W 1908, HAS
NOT SEEN WIFE SINCE 1910
Cari Harold August Seltzberg Sues
Mrs. Carl Harold August Seltz-
bcrg for Divorce.
‘ Alloying: tit-sortion upon the port
of his wife, Anna Schmidt Suitahcrn,
(‘url ilarold August. Soitzhcrn. cl
llridacport. lllod suit for dltorcc yes-
"tcrday- with Illl‘ ch-rk of the Superior
court. The plaintiff acts forth that
ho was lilill'l'il'il in lil‘idgcpol't ill (livid
bcr. Wildfowl declares that ho has not
hoard from his wii‘c Silii't‘ .lunc. lot".
when the allotted dcncrtlon is said to
‘hnvo occurred. ‘
, Several other divorce cases. all
'l'roln (lrmi-nwich. was illcd ycalcn
)day. .lnmcn W. Davis sucks a divorce
!l'i‘t)lll .icsslo hioulton l‘lnvln on
grounds of «insertion. wlliic Henry A.
Eddy want» a. decree from John E.
.\lc(’nrtlly Eddy, alleging intolerable
cruclty and habitual intclnpcrlmcc.
t'i‘hiu couple wore. joined in wcdlock
‘twico, once in New York city ill
.lunc, 15M, and annin in Port Chester
,in February of the following your.
Lottie llemhroa‘kn liockowitz. ot’
(iiroonwicll, wants to he divorced
from Charles Rooilowilz, alleging do-
nortinn in March, lilitl, after a mat"
,rhul iit‘o looting front August, 1901..
Jim. llocliowitz claims the cuntody
or her three children.
i ‘i‘ilomari' 1.. Bolts», of ilrconwicll,
linen Florence Boiou. of Port Cheater,
for divorce. claiming dcaortion in
hilly. liuli). ihcidn l‘fruuit llach, of
(‘ll-aenwioh, who in not. yet of age,
alum Henry llach on grounda of in,
tolerable cruelty. The couple were
married December 19 ot' lustycar.
RECORD NUMBER OF CASES FOR
. SUPERIOR COURT.
i new llavnn, Aug. 28.~«'i‘Wo hun-
dred canon. a record-breaking numhor,
are scheduled for the September term
of tho duperlor court here... The clerlm
point out that while the list covers
the months of July and August, the
number is nevertheless exceptionally
large. Nearly half of the total, it is
understood. are (lit/urea cases.
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MlSS‘ING WITNESS MAY BE HERE
RIDGEFIICLD. Aug, 2tl.—-—-’l‘hc canton
of the twenty pcrsons arrested in a.
raid here yesterday on chargea- of illo—
gal liquor selling. did not come. up to-
day, an had been cxpcctcd, owing, it
was said, to tho eudvicn disappearance
of the prosecutions chief witness.
The authorities, who would not (“5-
close the man‘s name, said that last
evening he requested pormlseion to go
to South Norwa‘lk, and was granted it.
with the understanding that he was in
be in court this morning. He did not:
appear, however. Efforts are being
made to locate him and unless he rc—
turns willingly. it isolated, a subpoena
will he leaned for him.
YllU ill
llRllllilllil lllll
You had bcttor stop at once on,
you'll lose your 3'01). iCreryiine of bus-
incss is rinsing its doors to "Drinking“
men. It may he your turn next. lly»
the aid oi ()iiliiNid thousands ot‘ men:
have been restored, to lives of
$04
SENTINEL FA
briely and industry.
We are so sure that tllllllNE willl
llwnlilt you that we 5a). to you that ill
,al‘tcr a trial you fail to not any henc-
'ill from its use, your money will hot
'rciundcd. l
When you Slop “Drinking.“ think oi‘,
the money you'll Siil't‘; hesidus, aohen
.nlcn are worth more to their employ“
lore and get higher wanes, i
, Coats only diam a him. We llaro an)
‘iulclcsting hooklct about tJlilllNl-i
that we arc liiiing‘ ilth)’ l'l't‘o on re—
t;ill’t=i. Call at our store and talk ill
orcr. :
l‘nl‘iwr l‘harnlnr'y i
\ North Main strlwtl
SHION PLATE
Kiri ill will» \\’.ii\‘. 5. rs.» and l.llt,ll_l,-.. lyl‘
dark hill. crop.» do chino.
illnuirod to malw:
'33, yds. ivtin, :sl'l"_t'l' 1‘: $1 yd, ., $3 '15
:l ,vdr', iiAin. il'l‘;ll‘ do n illllt‘ 4’1‘ $l
yd, ....................... 2.110
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Waist .\'o, ~lh.\‘.’~,
and fill yearn.
(’t‘iilh‘.
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had to years.
«until.
Sizes, H. “L. ix
l'rlt'cs of pntlcrn, l5
Ellen. ii. iii. iii
Price of pattern, if}
(See Pictorial itcvicw Pattern Adth
lNJUNCTiON TO STOP SALE OF
DOLLS.
iiAil'i‘lt‘trilil, Ann. “swan odd upu
;pilctttiou for n icmporary injunction
,waa uraniod by Judge Edward fl).
irimith. in tho (‘ourt ot‘ Common Pleas,
,yoalcrdl‘ly. it won brought by Joseph
Davenport, of thin city. to rentrain
ilohcrt Wiillamn and it Now York con-
,ccrn front Bolling dolla. Teddy boars.
eta. at a fair next. wocir. .ilavcnnort
, act up that he had paid $1,300 for con-
ccauione at the fair which have him
cxclualvo right to owl tho novcitlea
lmcntionod. Davenport wan required
,to lilo a bond of $1,000.
Qt
Wu. wmam*~r~
CLARK'S JURISDICTION EXTEND-
ED BY RAILROAD,
Will Have Charge of Trains Operating
In Western Division of the
Company.
NEW HAVEN, Ann. 2d, >(lfi'loiul an~
nounrcmeut wan nlndc today that.
‘ci‘l‘cctivn Annual, :‘ll, lilo Juriudiction of
‘(tcncral Mnunrcl‘ ti. W. Clark of tho
it‘unlrai New England Railway, will
be cxtcndod Io corol- operation of divi-
1alon of the New York, New Haven and
iliartford Railroad lying lultwcmt Dana
ihury, Conn, rind Hmlcwwl-il, N. 'v., in.
2ridding the englno tcrmina‘l at the lat»
:tcr place.
“avast,
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Norwalk Chronicler