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Melt three level tablespoons of but-
, to“ 8L“ llflflfllfl. Him in a sauce pan. odd four level til-V
blespoons of flour and stir rapidly ItoI
Tmto Coup.
‘\ One quart can of tomatoes.
make smooth. Do hot let the mixture
two burn, but it should be frothy. Set the
i. mm mm“ of “our. one of m hick mm the hut 18 be". than
M one teupoonful each of “R turn in slowly two cups of boiling wa-
f‘ “I new. one pint of hot water. 1,9; tor. stirring constantly; let it boil two
tension IVthd water come to a boil minutes. then add a halt level
I'm dour, butter “a ablupml of spoon or salt. and I very little paprika
. toV-Itoes together; stir this into the Ind two roundlns tablespoons or on t- I
boiling mixture. Add salt “a pep- ter cut in Ismail pieces. When the but-
i on together 15 minutes. ter is melted and the sauce has come:
O sldve Ind serve with to the 50111!!! point lulu. take only
urea. This broad should about four tablespoons of sauce wdi
Var-t be out is thin sliceg, 1,..th pour over the mutton. then add three
out bub M. “urea, placed in I, rounding tablespoons of “DB" t9 the
pan, better use up, and browned in remainder. Ind serve. ‘i‘asteand see it}
even more seasoning is needed botore tak-
ing from lire. '
“aroma Bread. ‘ Firmtty. .
Soaid on. com: of rolled oats 13V . Add three level tablespoonqu of
{go onpfulsn of boiling water and 19¢ urine slowin to one pint- of boiling
tiein stand one hour A“ one-halt water,- stir until it thickens. cover the
lipid! of molasses. open“: ”no. boiler, and let it cook ten minute“):
spoonful lard or butter, onee’nd one- add a plut' of milk. a quarter-pound of
half teaspoonfuls of salt, one- half seedless raisins. chopped. and a half
‘ cake of compressed yum, mixed with teaspoonful of salt; cover and cook.
onIVe-ll‘VIif oopfui of water and flour ilfteen minutes. Beat the yolks of
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undone-hilt cupfuls of flour Beat three eggs until light. adding grsd‘lVlal- 1
‘of this order n. essentially “,0, When the expense of black rhino served.
well and let it rise over night. In ly a half- cupful 0: sugar; add them
the morning. beat it well Inn: Add to the farms mixture. cook I minute.
open“! cupfui of chopped nuts. put take iron: the tire, and add a toaipoon-V
it Vhto two greased bread pans hug ful oi vanilla. Turn into small moldml
lot it rise until nearly double in size. and stand aside to cool. Serve with
Bike in a moderate oven for abourI “PM” 0" "ll“ puree.
ill minutes. it is better to eat after.
l Chestnut Outlets.
. 3t hours than when fresh. . - - VV ‘ .
, ‘ V! Shell and bleach one quart of chest-
. Dolled Leg of Mutton. l;nuts throw them into boiling unsalt».
Wipe a leg of mutton weighing Ved water. and cook slowly until ten-‘
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‘of
the flowers being placed on either
i
Pull-[8' ‘BouT Folds of the high crown; but the
"”83”“ "El-'- “Avocat” but looks quite as attraer
' luvs—perhaps even more lie—when
At present there are in the world simply trimmed with the «band of
mau’ri’mly Smilax-4W0 corded ribbon to which was just ai
prominent mlllinery models:- one is luded
the hat covered with velvet or dull
l' d
silk; the other is the felt list. which 1 (“fizr‘tfig‘fi‘ ":5: $3; ”ital.
has pnotically no trimming but' ~ charm-
many of the best models: A
Vivhich depends for succes‘s upon the log me“ is the flat-brlmm ed n at 09V-
originality oi itl'l shape and upon ered with black ostrich feather
its extreme p liability trimming,a large cluster of violets
0‘ “9"“ there "‘3 many “he" or a handsome rose being placed not
models all more or less attractive,1 on the brim at the left side i
but those mentioned are of supreme. Narrow bands of leather trimming:
importance
“'3"- the 1““ °‘ tomorrow ‘vet ribbon Ibowa, and a very pretly‘
With recent in the' popular vol suiulnn novelty is the close-fitting
vet and silk shapes, one can only velvet teens and roll-over collar made'
3st that they are delightful. Very of Velvet and Edged with handsomsi
many of these models show the still .Ifeathor trimming. This toque and col~iI
Milli? “HOT brim. and ill! 31)!!le Vilar form a picturesque "set”. which:
crown which tits well down over the makes I severely plain tailorlnadei
hilt.“ ~Th8 VOlYGVl, Elf! IVVI’O slightly Vlook extremely attractive.
turned up at one side and trimmed _....._
w'ltha single rose of subtle tinth'l‘hese . Brilliant jet and rhinestones are
roses are framed in very dark brown the very new trimmings for frocksi
or dull silver leaves and two or three designed for formal wear Black
realistic stalks are in evidence w rhinestones are espousive. but ultra
Black or-— navy blue velvet hats trimmings for black velvet chatumeIs.
The shapes themselves». are PM" i' “9‘ MIM- “Villlle rhino;
comparatively inexpensito and the stones are used and softened by a
trimming cu, easily be added by layer of bidet tulle over the entire
amateur bonds. A very famous network. The use of let in huge de-
in". milllner is making a specialty signs is more and more coming into
lot hats covered with Ottoman silk “.th
or MW and. trimmed with clev-l‘ When one hears of the black vel~
erly tied bows of velvet ribbon. An VV“ ”V" "“1 9°“ ll. we" may b°g
I‘m-”u", model w“ covered with’ some confusion in identifying the
navy blue taile'tas and trimmed with ‘0‘"! by "8 description Many 0f
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All; SHOULD KNOW.
Household Hints. i
Tea made from freshly boiled wa-i
ter is superior in flavor. 3
Codes is better when made with
cold water. as this method extracts,
the oils more quickly for a few min-i
utes after it reaches this boiling [)0th
or the oils will be quickly dissipated:
and the coffee will be flat Without
aroma.
When it reaches the boiling point:
Th0”. revremt- l“ are introduced on the border of vel- . In es: shell. a little of the white of 1 Inn“ for yam l,“ an. my. . _
In egg or a teaspoonful of cold watVerVVI
will precipitate the grounds. A small
bit of butter makes the coffee richl
and smooth
To make tough steak tender, put
three tVablespoonfuls of salad oil and'
one tablespoonfnl of vinegar on a;
large ilat dish. Lay the steak on the]
mixture and let it rest this way for.
hall an hour. Then turn it over, and
let rest another half hour in the same
quantity of vinegar and oil. The'
toughest steak will yield to this treat
ment. and be nice sand tender when
A simple method of making iron-
work proof against rust is to heat it
until it is almost red hot and then:
brush it over with linseed oil. This!
makes a varnish which, unlike ordi- ';
new paint or enamel. does not chip,
elf.
To make. glass-ware glisten wash
the glass and rinse in hot wafer.
then plunge into cold water
into 3
Bread and Jllltu
When giving little children bread
with jelly or buttered bread. cut it up
in small pieces and place on a plate
Then Their clothes do not get soiled
when they eat it.
To Keep Paint Bright.
Varnished paint can be kept bright
by soaking in water a. bag filled with
linseed and then using the bag as a
|cioth to wipe off the paint.
To preserve fruit jar rubbers, cover
with dry dour. When wanted the Vitour
can readily be wiped off with a dry
cloth, and the rubbers will be as good
as new. Any rubber goods can be pre-
Tacli up Oilcloth.
Their up white oilcloth on your
kitchen where pans are to be hung.
and back of the sink where water is
likely to be sputtered. Also cover
pantry shelves and the kitchen table.
You will and this a great labor sav.
er. besides adding to the appearance
'of the kitchen. White euamsiware is
the thing to buy. and costs no more
than ordinary gray ware
To Clean a Purse.
Common baking soda will clean a
sterling of German silver. purse. Take
just the soda and a little water and
wash it with a brush. Wipe perfectly
dry and rub with dry soda
Ginger In Bread Yeast.
A pinch of ginger put in bread
yeast will give the bread a. better do
vor. many cooks declare.
For Those Choking
Laughs,
Those dreadful colds that fairly
threaten life,V there lSV one renled
than is 'K‘ERR‘S’FLAX SEED
EMUBSION, LINON‘IN-E. ~ For
years this medicine was used ex—
clusively by physicians, but it is
new obtainable at all drug stores.
up the system.
Even bronchitis, that most dis—
tressing and dreaded of coughs,
gives way to the great healing in—
financed- of Kerr’s Flax-Seed
Emulsion, and it relieves the
pneumonia. Try it: it is sucha
relief.
Three sizes—25c, 50c, $1.09.
SENTINEL WANT ADS.
are performing'services for hundreds
Sentinel Wants are witness.
‘l
or Norwalkers every day. Are you
using them! ‘
If you are afflicted with cough or ..
cold it will cVertainly relieve Iyou '
of it, and at the same time build .'
lungs of congestions and prevents .
that will bring quick relief, and , '
about eight younds. using a. cloth def; drain and mash. Add tile yolks a large butterfly bow composed .t the black velvet gowns arr made which I handful of starch has been»
' wrung out of cold water Have the of two eggs, a half- teaspoonful of salt. navy blue velvet. This how was piac« with bodices of some ilimsy material. dissolved. Drain the glassware on
in black. of course There are, how towels until perfectly dry. then pol-
6.1.131 refraction!
kettle lust couch to allow the meat I duh of WW- and I “blewnfih I ed right on the low crown of the hat
h. “‘le covered "it” bill“!!! Wt- °‘ ""1“? “m into “N ““5" l and the loops were spread out on eith-I
ier side. V
tor. Pour the water from the tea WM “00‘9““ “‘9 “l 9“ ““‘V
‘lottle or have it boiling ill the kettle beaten with a table-math! of wen
. when the meat is laid in and let the VYOll in crumbs. and fry in deep. hot
wntor come to the boiling point and “ll-4°05 “0“”le
V. ho'Vll fast for a quarter of an hour.
“Skim well and draw the kettle back
to vihere the most will simmer until:-
Oatme‘al Crumpets.
Separate two eggs; beatthe yolks;
, E“? "PM mun“ to sine and degree cold cooked oatmeal one cupfnl of
g "5““ ““th / incur. a half~teaspoonful of salt, and Il
» W m. m of muttonV on a warm tablespoonfui of melted butter Best
button car-lab M“, a ,6, series a, thorousiily. and Idtl two teaspoonfills
I‘m,”- This garnish will greatly in of hahingpowder; mix carefully, fold'
my" b‘e- for a leg of mutton ,5 not in the well-beaten whites. and bake
. lVlV‘lllllV portion if left ungarnished in mulln °" crumpet ““35 0” V': 5'“
, 'Idle. -‘
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tgeat’e‘d It the' Emergency Hospital. hour-red at State and Mavens streets.
Wort. yesterday, for injuries in-l'l‘he machines were ”not. much damag-
V when his automobile collidedied. . .
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. dress worn by
{blue felt these quaint hats are nth- said
done. It- will take about two hours add one cupful of milk. one cnpful of l" fascinating.
lclontly large to allow the hat to.
, at Greenwich; Nov. 20. Vat Vsnmfordiln-
3 walk. including .Westport:
”That care has VtroubleIV . min-ii snob
over, some ail-velvet frocks.
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some of the new winter shapes in Vhilc'f'flmlla'r m VVViVN mNVi-‘is.
supple felt are rather like the head‘ T10”
French "n'ibcnts."i "081‘th Nm u—Jh... New Eng-i
land ionventlon of Methodist men
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The! m“ be described as all crown which began a three days meeting
and no brim." in soft bIICk or’llll’yltoday. brought together what‘ was
b: be the largest assemblage of.
The crown 1. sum. )Vmem rs of the Methodist Episcopal]
Church in the historical New Eng-
land. Among the speakers will be 13
bishops of the church. ind tillrty mis-
An interesting feature will
be the holding or‘a acting tomor-
lrovv on the Common; Vund- an an.
‘Vcisnt elm tree beneath the branches
lot which .r a bee smelled the-
lfirat methodistV sermon,“ Now Enl I
come well down on the head like a
lmotor bonnet. and the only trimming “mm,“
Vocalists of a broad bond of corded
ribbon.
Shapes or this orderV were seen
trimmed with Vtwo clusters of violet»
l
Vish with a dry cloth.
You can make a shade for the gas
in a sick room by using an ordinary
gasbestos stbve mat with a ring in it
Twist I piece of wire around the
burner. leaving the upper end tree,
and bend into a hoop shade; then‘
hang the mat to this
Maidenhsir tern, which usually
withers soon. can be kept fresh for
=a week if when first picked the ends
are held in I ilame until quite black.
Gold embroidery may be cleaned
when it tsrnishes with a brush
dipped in burned and pulverised
rock alum.
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VV'i’heIV .. county. commissioners have
assigned the following days for grant-
lng liquor licenses in townsV Iaround the
oonlity outside of Bljdgéport: Nov. V.18
IcqudVlng New Canaan ind Danica: Nov.
3.5;- st panbury. including Newtown.
Eithel and Btookdeidi Nov: V27. Nor-
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are.- true raglan “cover continlfetfash-
- tenable becal‘lgVe of its “most boundless
I'opp‘i‘mVlIittl’ea. for iss’diitdiial trodtm'eVthV.
V'l‘lill short waist is shado of cotton voile
1qu trimmed
‘lnaterial. emhro lined. in, Sevres blue
~linsn‘. Deep cull-vanish the sleeves.
which may be wrist or elbow length
To make the waist roulures 2% yard?
V . motorist“ incheamide. pith at yard
Pictorial Review pattern, No. 588d.
bust. Price. 15 cents.
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Separate waist model in cotton toils. ~b‘
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separate waists appeti- it; the sllouiii- ‘~
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Vail-over lace 1‘s inches wide for trial
vest. The cuffs may match the eigen-
it preferred. .
The raglan shoulder sometimes ‘
proves dimcult until it is carefully cut,
for the preservation 'of the lines de-
pends as' largely npon line cutting so
upon the fitting. The first step is to ~
.. ,- p,v..~......r.e.4.-.... ~ _., -.
fold the material [lien pines along .“l'iV .
lengthwise fold the hack (6} and revels -
and collar (F). Oppodte the book; on
a lengthwise thread, is arranged the
front. slipping the“ pattern a. little to. _
then follow Vthe cuff and. ’
the. left:
sleeve; also on a iebgthvvise thread?
Then is a broad m ‘at the'b'aek or
V , the anlst. Iandothls iVs stitched intolj V
place diet in the making. sun- which 3
the alesveo ere t'uche'd. New careri’lliy
bring folded edge of tuck ‘neavest front:
edge of sleeve; to line er‘ smalie‘fo" per-
‘ '. tenuous and stitch underneath. foi'm-
lama dart Pleat ldwer easej'or long ViV .
‘ sleeves placing “'1'"; on "emails. “finer- ‘ , ~
"It? '
fontlofnt- Turn fininIatI'front
front atVV~notth. . . . ‘ ro‘n
no lower edge ofV'
lters even largefI‘" .,
lodges cen_ )..sVIi‘nhil
,uos nuundenvag'pi 3 i .
aiiélve se'amhanlladd cu {’2
.. a" collar: of e'v't‘l'titeloij‘indie. delicately:
embroidered: minted an attractlvqennislsl
forsthe neck 'of IhiIV violet. .I'l‘in
tons stencil VVIVVVVVV'V, or the coils: ‘
smart.
Sises 32; 3b 38. 85. ill, V42 alld V'VMI inches
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