“R1 4E
thin to most at the foods
to the table.
ation that will always be
or with lemon only.
"Sun writer. The Spanish
s delightful of flavor.
; restaurants that make it a
cation, but it really is on
It can be made at home
‘ .hour if the soup stock is
nd sliced Put two
hen put the contents of the
. open with two quarts
to k.
of
polities of, the soup. in each
piece is trimmed slice of fried
.HAVE A HEART,
In: Elekwlck Either
Feeds Or Else He's a Liar
V Had But One.
.118 suspiciously.
cor Smith locked him up
onion cannot be excelled as an
it has even been
tosdrssslug for raw oysters, u
, by those who prefer the oyster
e young green or spring onion is
delicious variety, fit when young
eds a sandwich filling. The Ber:
its leek is used chiefly as a soup
“titanic but the Italian chef cuts it
1 , hits, bolls it in two waters.
' there it in butter, cream and chick-
brotlh, beats in the yolk of an egg
A some Parmesan cheese and pro
es a dish appetizing and dainty.
nion soup, which has become n,
dard favorite with the patrons of
ty on certain days of the week is
opposed by many to be a French in
llnllun
‘ llt is simple and economical,
,d"can always be made ready in hell
ers for this purpose; but all onions
Mil, do, three large or six small,
ounces
pits in the flying pan end when hot
rid the onions and stir until bromied. for removing a slice from one end
pull in u that the eggs may stand level. On in-
OiilceriJohn H. Smith arrested Vas-
ho said that the man had been not-
\m
I'lur’
CIPEs
. .... .4. u; _ w 7.. ..
and serve with
cheese.
that
(11198
in certain seasons.
OlliOll
tied, olives stoned and cut up,
onions chopped fine,
‘lilltil well blended; pepper salt
very light and fluffy and serve
spec
in.
Finely chopped spring onions
Wm, .biue splendidly with scrambled
‘ 'wltli or without green peppers,
used not cook long enough for the
the Spanish, Bermuda or white s
peel.
cf Egg and Tomato“ Salad,
a...» .
grated Parmesan
The omelette mixture is perhaps
better if prepared a day, in advnuce
and allowed to rest in the refrigerator
until needed. Tomatoes raw or canned
may be used, mushrooms fresh or hot-
hot
chopped parsley or chives powdered,
Stew all those from three quarters
”of an hour to ail hour on a slow fire
and
}butter are added. Make the omelette
On it
hot dish pouring the mixture around
ithe eggs rather than flying to fold it
Coili-
eggs
Care
.should be lakcnthat the mixture does
vege-
tables to lose all their green crispness.
ill the green onions are not to be bud
bould
be chosen in preference to the red.
Cut hard-boiled eggs in quarters, af~
good dividual plates set slices of ripe to-
Emotoes with two or three heart leaves
piste tomato.
bread dressing.
several sandwiches and a
steaming hot coffee.
ileynolds‘had noticed the
that :ho had taken him to a
wagon and fed lilin.
and
us well.
ill ment
1‘ ‘— j ‘——l—- l
A ' , They can’t be
anything else
but GOOD to
Every Blue Ribbon Egg
is selected, inspected,
weighed and “looked-
into Sundial) as if the
Blue ibbon rc oration
depended Upon t at par-
ticular egg.
BLUE:
IBBON
are exclusive. Not one in
13 that come ‘from the
farmers are good enough
to be Blue Ribbon Eggs.
We guaranlee every egg
and in order to do this we
must know that they are
clean, full, rich and appe-
tizing. Pooch a Blue Rib-
bon Egg tomKorrow lll()l‘il~
in g and lost our money~back
guarantee. '
1- ‘ Buy one Ribbon Eggs
At Your Dealer’s Today
Make sure the seal
on (he carlun is im-
broken.
Dillon ll Douglas
New linen Hartford
a .mu
1
Wm
cup
A previous in-
Had Two torment. stated that Officer J1 1hr:
man and
EGGS
- 34.
Boil slowly for half on hour or so of lettuce; on each slice of tomato
"nd odd pepper and shit. Do not strain set one of the prepared eggs, held to-
you wish to hold the ‘substnntiul 'gethcr with a ring out from a. slice of
Surround with mayonnaise
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Colors Which Are Favorltel.
Among the favorite colors for the
The young spring onions when cook- season are yellow and tortoise shell,
ed with other vegetables or used raw ruby, garnet,
with salads in place of the more mu garnet and tote do negro (which is
turn vegetables are very delicate and dark enough to be almost black). This
appetlzlng. Used in the making of to- deep toned shade of brown is cherub
mnto sauce for spaghetti they are very lug when trimmed with golden brown I for as their collars were concerned
good and for the Italian omelette they and yellow Bottle green debits. or”n fact, most of their collars were of
lore better than the larger onions, a1 current red are ’ulso favored andlwhite or other light material.
0st delicate of all the onion fem ’though 0! course not always attainable lthere are marvelous color comblna- [tailored blue serge collar makes a
bud the red onion is the strongest
lily” after the leek, says a New
beige, green, begonia,
lions. Rambler rose red is favored by
those who like brilliant colors, and
scarlet coats and whole suits of this
color made in military style are
shown, but it is safe to say that theyi
will not be popular with the majority.
Hook Handle is In Style Again.
Long, straight umbrella handles.
which have been popular for many
seasons, urn liable to have 9. strong
,l‘ivul this full in the hook handles, it
the plans of themnnui‘acturers are
carried out, there being a general feel:
ing among them that there should be
a reaction in favor of books. Women
who have come lQ‘ appreciate the con-
venience of hitting it hook on the our
brellli handle. which may be hung
over the arm 11‘ one hits both hands oc-
cupied, are showing their appreciation
of the attractive hooks featured in tho
stores by purl busing freely of the new
styles which appear in all the better
class of woods The stiiilght bundles
continue to be populur ill the cheaper
grades.
lug silver novelty tops lire populism-
but the keynote of the dosig us is 31m
pllcity, for this feature, which lei
chuhdiso this sonson, extends to um?
brollos and the showy effects are fast
disuppo ii In): I
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liousoulvos wolliv Sentinel Wont
Advs. for clues to that nspiredto "bet-i
for position!“ l
of
l unc h
Oillcer Smith is
how wondering whether the mun lied
Elekwlck on Sunday night, the to him about his hunger. Abe Levy Appropriations YOI‘ "I8 Coming
emplaint being made by Abe Levy, stated to u reporter lust night. that he
had sure enough mode the complaint,
Vnsse said he come the man having been ill the front door-
,m Bridgeport and that he had had way of the shoe store and in the rear
p log to out from Snturduy morning. Judge Keogh discharged the
l on a mail that he might procuie employ-
use of vugraucy and took him
SAUBAIIIIA RAAII l8
AAAIPIIII BY IOWA
Year are Increased at
Special Meeting
I
l
l
I
WES’l‘l’OR'i‘, Nov.
town meeting Monday evening in the
flown Hull appropriations Wore mode
the coming your and u petition
presented and signed by E. Purluloy,
Jr,, usklnu the town to accept it road
in Suuguturk known on the Sauuntuck
road. The petition was iiivorod and
the road uvccptod. A road will be
built and liinlutnluod by the town.
:The loud adjoining. illlls newly ncqu1r~
ed road is iiwumpy uiui of times the
tide projects uevcrul feet over the
lodge. i’ltl‘lnlt‘y owns the kind and it
in being dividcd into building lots, Al
,rcnlly six lots have been sold. the pur-
‘rhuscrs ugrcolng to build on them
’wltlilh 11 your.
1 ,(l‘bo lollowlhu upproprlutloml for the
{ensuing your were mode, the mo»
jorlly of them bolus lnvrouued:
For the «clumps, $213,000 was unpro-
uirlutod, on immune of Sldlllhfiil ovor
lilut yclir'u futures; $16,000 was tho
umollht numod for the upkeep of the
mods. 111111 is on immune of $1125.61
over 1qu year‘s upproprlulluu; for the
bumps poor ”.1300 won upproprlutcd.
up lucrouso of sums;
poor, won); $79,611 limro thou the
former nmouut; for lights, 81,1100 was
uppropriutrd. 57b shove lust year‘s
figure:
louvlnu the figure til. Q1100, lllid
no int-rouse or $73.39. will he showed
for tho Town Hall. The largest in:
crease wuu lbul on the bridges, it he.
1b.: rulscd $3.301“: mulling u total
$6,000. For the interest on the town‘s
debts, $7.500, on lucrmlsg of 3307.73.
"who mottled; $3.000, which is $286.27
in MM, ll special
for
loss tlum was used lost your for oil.
All Increase of 1111.110
tho npproprlatlon for '
mulling; the amount 32.1100.
The amount “to be expended for office
was humcd.
use made in
sslurluu.
expenses remains the some. £1150;
$1300 with oppi‘tmi'littod for job print. .
the. i! «immense of, $36.65: for the his . ‘
litmus, both Slum and county;
for the town .
for water was uncredited $2 "
3700 l
of
Whlto Collar on Goat Collar.
The collar of a heavy, tailor-made
suit (lees not. lock well directly next:
the skin of the neck. That much has
been proved since cool weather has
brought out winter suits. Thin, light
summer suits looked well enough, so
But it
hard line against the neck, and the
collarless blouse now worn, unless it
is fitted with an upstanding rnclie.
does nothing to soften this line.
The net, high boned collar used last
winter broke the line, and put a sum-
cicntiy wide; strip of white between
coat collur and neck to give a soft flu-
lsh about the throat. There are many
small white collars that can be worn
over the cost collar to gain the soft-
ness and finish desired, says the Kun-
sns City Star. .
Those of fine not interfere the least
with the line and effect of the cost col-
lur. Those 01‘ white mull. finely em-
broidered, uiid edged with line valen-
cicuues lace. are also good with the
tailored coat. Some, of not and blue
lllld embroidery combined. are too
oluborntc for wenr with the plain
street suit, and that. sort. is the kind
to choose for afternoon suits of silk
and velvet.
; will be.
m -—
How to Lay Away In Export-ills Rug.
«In case you wish to lay away a rug
that is not in use this winter, beat the
rug well, unless you cunhove it clean-
ed with vacuum cleaner, Make a
strong infusion of black pepper tea
and Horny rug with that. 'Slln well
and boat again. Get a. round wooden
roller. lay- the rug on the floor and
cover with newspapers pasted it little
larger than the rug. Roll carefully,
rolling up both paper and rug at the
same time. Place whole roll in old
cotton cloth, and cover with mantle
paper, fastened tight lit all edges. This
is for an expensive rug, says the Mon-
trelil Star. Other rugs need only be
brushed, unlined, sprayed and rolled
up with sprinkle of gum arable in the
folds.
i
i
To prevent made mustard from dry-
ing and coking in the mustard pot, add
a little salt when mulling, ‘
When making "thickening" for
sauces, gravies, etc, use half flour and
bull cornstarch.
Instead of using it flotirou to steam
velvet, try .n soapstone slid see 1low
much better and smoother the velvet
Stains on flannels may be removed
by applying yolks of eggs and glycer-
lne in equal quantities. Leave for
half an hour and then wash out.
When burning vegetable refuse in
stove or furnace put a handful of salt
For the young daughter the navy
itallored suits of serge are very smart no
A MilSlll‘OOil} [opp pnd decorated uteri The Hlli’lit roll it) the collar is fetching. A'l‘imes
The hall square tie is worn with these
‘suits.
A new model in skirts is one made ,
shown so strongcly in all lines of mer- , with a scalloped cutaway oversklrt; Alinvc the steak cut an inch thick, out.
another one has bands giving the new ‘
flounce effect.
Short white since gloves have black
kid .tops and backs mud smoked pearl
buttons says the Newark News.
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ADVERTISE lN THE SENTINEL
1.."
'.$1 000 nus usuiii loud»; for sidewalks
is $1.000 which is 3108.110 less than
1st \i‘ill s cxpcndlturc. All increase
bf $311. 50 Who made to the uppropri
utioii fut the pavilion the amount in
“Mill; 7.2 was hunted for the
the oil.
proprihlioh for fees was reduced $60;
:11). making the 11mm» $2,500; for eloc~
lion expenses amounted to only $100.
which is $324.87 less than the pro
ceding election; Stole roads, $7,000.
an increase of solid. was numod. For
miscelluucous wants, $6,000 on in-
crease of $1,573.65. was opproprlntcd.
’l‘be totul iimouht appropriated is §92r
875. less 513.932, the incame, mukills‘
the total amount $78,943 to be cx~
pended by the town.
The town’s income for the year
was: School fund. including Staples
High School.
sions, $3.700: both houses. $1.200;
fess, lines, etc, 3272; State npproprlun
lid!) for Suite street bridge, $1,500;
pool rooms. $60; due from the water
company. 350, und from the poor.
$150.
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into the fire with it and there will be
unpleasant odor.—-Kunsns City
steak in Cubes.
Try this model for round steak:
it into cubes, roll in flour and cook
‘ln boiling fut until it nice brown, skim
out on a worm dish; sprinkle with pen
per and suit. The most will be tender
,swcet and juicy; with some nice
:mashed potatoes you will have a fine
aluucltwlum Angelou Express.
lulu ullul
llllll lllllllllllltl
Department at Commerce Much,
Interested in Rsporl From
British Columbia
Do.
in-
WAlSl'llNG'l‘ON, Nov. 5.—~’l‘lie
pertinent of Commerce is
tercstcd in a report received from
British Columbia regarding it colos-
trophe which bus bolullcu the salmon
in the Fraser river. it appears that
during recent blasting operations on
the Cunuda‘Wprthcrn iinllwuy largo
masses of rock were dislodged nod fell
into one of the tributurlcs of tho h‘rnu-
er river, completely blocking the
stream. At that time the sockeye but
men were itsccndllig the river to
spuwu, and u body of fish. estimated
to number not less thou 1,000,001),
were intercepted and oil of them ul-
timately died before being ublc to .111.
posit their eggs. This species of nut
mall is very particular in the clinics
of its spawning grounds ului ulwuyu
selects for this purpose utruumu which
are the feeders of lakes.
(ircut interest ntluchcs to this luul
tor bccuuue of the very extensive llsli-
cries and cunning plants in Puget
Sound which ilro supported by tho
'unnuul runs of spawning fish bound
for tho wutcru of the broom rlvur.
Minor spawning grounds exist on new
unit stream In Washington. but the
‘succnsu of the industry llud’thu live
“hood of tlmutuimlu of persons depend
on the lluli which much the bend-
writers of the 1l-"nmrr.
Asstiliiinu illut lull: of the interests
tcd fish were follicles, it ill!!! been 2.1
butl,lltlll,hl)0 to 3,000,000,000. The oi»
tracts of this catastrophe will be seen
three to live more belles. when the
this progeny come buck to the More
' to spawn. flow serious the outcome
will be can only his surmised. but in
view of the large cconoinlc. interests
that are at stake in both Washington
and British (iolnmbir. it is essential
that extraordinary efforts be put forth
in order to counteract the slmrlnso as
far “its possible. The pork starlin-
clul propagates should be actively
pushed and the fishery should be com
dusted with greater consideration than
much
,morioiijbfdry the upprourisuco of
over before for the molutenonoo of the
water, to which a few handfuls of salt
have been added, says the Dellusator.
After a few hours hung on the line
without unfolding.
water prevents wrinkles drying in and
the salt sets the color.
ommends Java canvas instead of bur-
not collect the dust or fade as badly
as the burlap wall coverings, says the
New York Press.
also less expensive than burlap.
been sonkcd in hot wuter (press out
the water), it \vcllvbeaten
spoonful of’shlt, half cup of flour, slit-
ed with a touspoonfui of linking pow.
tier; add enough sweet milk to make
u thin l)iil.l.01'."‘"l,403 Angelos Express.
any soft lilziioriul be drawn over
broom null moistened thoroughly with
kerosene, it will be found effective in
caring for linoleum, painted or hard-
wocd floors, ctc.-l.ouisville Herald.
fountains,
right in the center of a rhubarb or
berry pic when linking. will allow the
steam to cry-ope mid prevent the juice
running over the edge—mos Aussies
Express,
a nwla'nla‘ulu at
M‘\‘\‘~‘\‘ ‘:\u . I‘m 0“ -\‘\‘l1-\‘\‘\& fixin‘xinfi -\‘~‘\:\‘\‘1\I
To Shrink Goods,
A simple way to shrink dress goods
s to place it folded, in a tub of cold
The weight of the
_..._._
Java Canvas.
An authority on wall coverings rec-
ap for a dining room because it does
The Java canvas is
Bread PanCakea.
Two cllpluls of stale bread that has
one. tow
Broom Bag.
It l1 bug made of outing flannel orl
l1 1
Straws in Pics.
A straw such as is used at sods
cut ill two and stood up-
Sentlnel Wants uro a much action
and inexpensive means of commonl-
rhtlon. They afford it direct way of
carrying a message to the ones who
will be most interested.
saw her only once.
fl' fi’fl
Save Time!
Time lost because of headaches, A
lassltude and depressions of bil~
iousness, is worse than wasted.
Biliousness yields quickly to the
safe, certain home remedy—
hummus
PILLS 1
Sold everywhere. In boxes. 10o., 25s..
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NON-SUPPORT CASE HEARD.
BRIDGEPORT, Nov. 4.~—An excep-
tional non-support case was brought
up in City court, today, ’but a hearing
was postponed. William A. Gorliuin,
the defendant, was for twenty-four
yours a. toaster pointer in Athoi, Mess.
About two years ago his wife died.
Later he answered an advertisement
in n matrimonial paper, and it is uli«
derstood, he courted the “'"lifll who
answered his letter for six months nod
Marriage took
place later. According to Gorhnm's
story, his wife “hugged" him to come
to ihiilford to see her son, and then re»
fused to return to Massachusetts. lilo
tried to not business connections in
this city. Meantime, it is understood.
Gorham ascertained that his wife had
been twice married and divorced each
time. in the midst of disagreements
Gorhnm found himself charged with
non-support.
THREE DIVISIONS
MORNING. AFTERNOON
AND EVENINU
The Afternoon on
Evening Division
affords opportuni:
ly let those who
are engaged in
business.
Add is." L. .1. 'i (H: l’kiN-‘i. Secretory
“'nllalnzfnn i-q-ulrl, N. YJ‘lIy
STUD: lAW
NEW YORK
UhIYERSIIY
BOTTLE DRIFTED ACROSS OCEAN
ltOl‘ lli13. 'l 11 R Pu” \‘ov.
the Beaver lillcr has at flood height
lust Mun-h, Clarence Mitchell wrote
l1 note.
illltl smilingr it in n bottle toss-oil tho
bottle into the flood. Lust night he
received a letter from Frank Worth-
ing, in (ililsutlw. Scotlnlld, shying ho
had picked up the bottle on the 81301011
coast lwn Weeks ago.
The bottle, to reach its londint-l
plucc, bud llolilctl down l‘le Ohio und
Mississippi rivers to the Gulf of Mox-
lco, and. iilllliiill: its Why out into the
Atlantic, liud drifted to Scot-land,
COUNCILMAN ARRESTED FOR
BRIBERY.
(illAllllES'l‘ON, W. Vii, Nov, 1i.-~~—
During the meeting of tho (1in Court.
was arrested on it wurrum rhursinlt‘
bribery,
chamber. The alleged bribery is sold
to hate born in connection with
Smith's vote on the wuter franchise.
After giving bond Smith returned null
voted on ”to wutur frluwlilue ordi-
ounce.
Want Advs. for chance: to and more
appreciative employers.
STAM
1 wistful»
W
wildly
.,,
unruly
i.——\\'iicu A
signed ills flllllll'! and address
(‘11 lost night, Councilman W. C. Smith
and token from the Council'
Household helpers much Sentinel
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HUSBANDS MUST STOP DRlNKING
\\':\Sil‘lN(l'l‘ll.\’, Nov, 4. The 1up
that cheers hill in future be denied to
husbands lillti fllllll‘l‘e‘ zit libm't; uiillor
suspended St‘llii‘ill‘l’s from the looll
workhousc to which they have brwn
sent for lioivsupport of their families.
.lullgc Lutimvr, of lbi,1 .luvcillle Court,
said today tliiil ltll such dolihquotlts
would have their sentences lll<‘l'(,’lli~1‘(l
lfrom the usuui six months to from one
to two yours in un effort in upon lllvul.
,ll‘om their devotion to liquor.
A licrelol‘ore it him been cuslcnmry
1o limuise u six nit‘lilths' shrill-lion mil
frequently the prisoner was given his
Illwrty ut the curl of one or two
Aiumiths to allow 11m toasupport his
lfolully. Too often, tho judge declares,
they lulvc none hack to drinking ul‘tvr
it short time, lcuvim; their families in
want
«am
Good tenants liter to be ilt‘tti’mitll'
the lidvertlsing. '
Builds Up
This it the work of Apsr' : damparilla.
Siren ll. i’owcr. Reserve.
d for 60 mu.
Ask Your Doctor. Y;.g'.lli’il‘.".l'
I
FORD
The Stamford llantgc can
do cvcl‘ythlllu but lulla, unli
nu Would llui soul :1 lullw
lug music in your hilibcn.
You wont our to produce
good results and to do it
quickly and without low.
If you will examine the
filamfnrd Raoul: you will
learn why it Riiillllil m high
in its prol’rmlml. :nul 11 by all
violins liltitltf for it on: so
satisfactorily" made good on
_ trial.
Wilt RM}? IW
llllllllliifll. hiss. coll: mm ”111 um won an. ,
Norwalk Chronicler