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Diverts Conra- 01‘ Bullet “red by
Jealous Lover. :
Through the bravery of her 19 year =
old sister, Grsue Chiaribio, who stx ug— .
fifhl’d ('1 it over a layer 01: bread youth who had threatened to kill Rose
dish. Season with salt and pa Efrom being murdered at the comer
EPOIITS ARDUT
m a Mud of mild cheese and lgled desperately against an armed is the thing
m in the bottom of a buttered Chiariz‘lo, fmocn years old was Sa‘ed much as ever
Ein a great many of the fur novelties.
”HESSINGWELLE A Medici collar with a point cape
Ereachlng to the waist is the newest E
Fads and Fashion. E Many of the new coats have the his
The petticoat with a fringed edge armboles forming a point under the
arm.
There is a beautiful fur novelty in
Esqulrrelwblsnded to the finest sable
fashionable ove~ ,shadings.
Brassielres with dress shields at-
The string of pearls is worn as
Suede is the most
of ilowe avenue and Bartholomew“
“6 cover with crumbs Put inE in Hartford. last night, when Enlng glove
the cheese. Sprinkle the topE
to of butter and over all pour
mused a half ofmllk beaten
Three eggs. Bake for about 25
Jolilod Apples.
sin" or eight apples. core them
' “putlmarlagaand cores and. three
his more apples cut up tn. places
an; Whitewater. enough. lav-cov-
Pul. your.- pared and cored apples
W M- steam untll cooked
then lilo them carefully into
“dish. When the porings. etc“ are
may. cooked drain some as any
. put back on stove, let boil ten
um. then add "sugar to taste, and
,» . the tune“ you do any jelly.
~ ready pour over the apples and
"laws to. get chilled. These are
to} lunch with cream, '
pg the foundation of many
sewing also for the basis
Eagerly: sauces and dishes, it would
advantageous for a housewife
,yslto have some stock on hand.
Ania) be kept fresh for several
flip on earthen lar in an ice box
find only precaution necessary being
0 o! it boll awhile, in case of a very
ill or stormy. day to prevent souring.
For. one gallon, wash thoroughly
ov ” ands cheap beet attributes and
pounds hock veal. Put in kettle
cover .vrllli cold water: Boll slow-
aiming until clear and adding
Mme. to time a tablespoonful or
_ water. to hasten separation of
"scum. When clear, add two carrots.
e-halt turnip, one onion and some
low and boil for two hours. Re-
are the veal. add one old fowl (cut
“ l. and boil slowly three hauls
Skim oi! floating grease and
’soup. Boxdllon should be only
' salted. Half of the onion
hive been browned on the
yo; 0 give color and taste.
m3 SAGE Iii R?“
. Street,
annual of the cheese, season,E her am” forced two ”tone; shots to E Very little trimming is used on eve-
with crumbs, and put in theE go wild. ning waists.
The shooting is alleged to have been ‘
done by Vincenzo Valeria. 20 years
old. of 30 Portland street. who h.Els ‘ Children? clothes
been "keeping company" with ulEe Nuns girls are now weal-ins front-
younger sister for many months and I laced corsets. E‘
grew murderously jealous when he There is a hint of the return of the
heard that another youth was court- . onobutton glove
ing the girl with some degree of suc
cess. Ho escaped immediately uftorE The white “'3‘" is. more "filmed”;
the shooting and m M Bfll' run. Ethln WWI}! 001015.
ning in the direction of Pope park,
mil“;- that he would 811001 hlmflfilf Ejng‘penflyg jewgh-y
”91°“ “‘9 “E5“ ““3 “‘3’ E The new evening gowns are aglow
with glittering trimmings.
: Very dark Roman ribbons
‘among the most beautiful.
The craze for black and white low.
erly continues unabated.
The new collars are higher in the
0 back and open in the front. . E
"'0 GFIMMWOA'~W ‘0 “NP Fine cottons are used as much as
Her Lack! “If“. Sicily. TNOK- lever for children's dresses.
“‘9 “Hm mixtnrozof, 8‘“ Teal Various forms of shoulder capes are
and Sulphur 101'} ka‘ gray. ' seen among the new for:
strefiedisud WEN“ " “ grand- Plaid and ‘plain serge combined-
mothor's»troatmont. .and folks. are make excellent school dresses
again when tofkeol) their hair 9' Fashion continues lo favor one ori-
SM‘?» “’W9mflfl‘ll‘“ an ‘53 when ental laces and tinsel laces. '
3 youthful appearance ‘3 0f the great-E The newest ribbons are branded-—
good even color. whichils quite ”n‘Eol‘ten with a gleam of mteal
33‘ ““5“” E ‘ Gloves should be selected to match
Nowadays. thoush wodont haw the color some boot tops
“’9 ‘m‘fl’lflm “5k 0‘ gathering “WE The newest of the new is the tunic
use and the mum Minx at home which falls below the skirt.
A“ ““8 3‘0!“ 3°“ “"5 ready-louseE Motherot-psarl hatplns are the sole
0'05““ called "WWW“ 3““ andltrllnming on plain velvet hats.
Sulphur Compound" for about 50 cents i
‘ bottle. It ”A "’7 popular bmuaéEEt is fashionable to have no hips,,.
nobody can discover it has .heen an E
piled. Simply moisten 3°“? comb or E by a rose placed on ibevlatt shoulder.
a soft. brush with it and draw. this Evening materials most layered are
through your bair, “kW! 099 ”“3“ velvsts, sntins. dull silks and laces.
strand 8'1 3 time; by morning the 8'“ Tassels of metal thread add a pretty
hair disappears. but what delights the touch of richness to the blouse,
ladies with Wyeth's Sagoand Sulphur Some of the new blouses fasten up
15 that. besides beautifully-darkening to the neck and down to the wrists. .
the hair alter '3 lomapplicatlons. Et Dancing frocks aroratbor narrower-
also produces that 5°“ WSW?" ““1 at the hem than street) dresses.
appearance 0? abundance ""1““ ‘5 5° Shoes with cloth tops of contrast-
atiractivo; besides, prevents dandrulf
itching, scalp and falllng hail» .
Military eflects are seen even in
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Add a touch of color to the blouse.-
lng‘ color are very‘ fashionable, indeed .
Kolinskl and monkey fur lire soon -
tachsd airs in great demand on ac
count of the vogue for dancing
The tall woman mey lessen her
height with tucks, the short woman:
may lengthen bars with plalls.
A new satin and linen stock is
enormously high, with. the white
points flaring widely on each side.
A velvet-made muff in either that
pillow or melon styles may be doc-E
Butterflies are a favorite motif inE E 01’3le with a Chou of fur or with aE
half skin used for one-half of the
mull .
E chnlcdy for
Bronchitis
Bronchitis is a distlessing and
Edangerous disease, often fatal in
its result. At the first evidence of
a cough take Kerr’s Emulsion of
' Milan-seed Linonine. This remark—
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iunhroken record as a cure for
Ebronchitis, oven the most stub-
born cases wielding to its great
healing influences.
Don't choke and suffer with
bronchial COllghr—Linonine will
night at bedtime. it (rill enable
you to avoid those‘ dreadful:
coughing spells that threaten
your very existence. '
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Economizing in Dress.
To the woman who is trying to
look well and ewnomlze on dress too
much can not be said in reference‘to
‘the importance of sticking to a calm
scheme. At present when colors run
riot there is a great temptation to in '
dulge in all the pretty new shades, random method with which one goes
but they are a great snare and delu-‘j
sion for the unsuspecting and abE
solute death to anything like economy.E
In the first place they no not wear
as well as the staple colors. and toE
oak well and not. so to speak be
Eknown by one's clothes, one requires
a great many changes it is always
sure to get the regular shades of blue,
brown and green and tan and to
depend on well selected and cleverly
applied trimming to siva them the
chic touch that is necessary. Some
Esmsrt new thing in this line can al-
ways be secured at a moderate price,
and Is the fashions change it can be
removed and something new used in
its place,
Of course the woman whose dress:
' allowance" is unlimited need not take,
small things in the way of cost into
consideration. but many of those who
call-afford to do differently see the
wisdom ln'sticking to a color scheme.
There‘ccrtainly is much lobe said in
favor of doing so. in the first place it
is not necessary to give so much time
land thought to the selection of clothes.
and when one buys a new dress or
gown, a whole new outfit from list to
shoes is not necessary.
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idea is most important. To get re
sults it must be one that is becom-
ing One is lairly satslin getting any
shade that she may admire, (or with
the pretty varied neck finishes you
Ears sure to be able to finish a dress
ism that the material will not come in
"direct contact with the fact. and
if the shade.sbould not be the most
becoming, itiwlll. make no difference.
There is another thing that the un-
suspecting must be warned hgainst.
and that is the visiting of bargain
counters and buying simply because
a thing is pretty or cheap. To get a
Aux. uni I‘LILW
Am d Lichtig. attorney for Lazar
.‘of Brocklyn, who has an
. claim- of $1. 7&9 against Ger-
0:. but. manufacturers of New
EAdnmI. mile Jacobsohn. claim was on-
signed by the Cult Hat Co.—'—Dniiy
Trade Record. New York ,
Attorney B. E. Much of New Hm.
ulscharge from. bankruptcy. 'Th—e oi),
looting creditor alleges that the hat
company concealed certain assets
through a sale guano just prior toE
it oh -
ban ruptcy. Hearings on the let- m. who inundated .by Judge
as filed objections to the
b M t Edwin .
thus will 8 be “M Be _°r”,: a'rllomas" of, thou 6. district court to
- lake toadmnyfiin the matters or the
claims against The Halves, \onGail
Co; and. the E J. miles" 00., of
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.sunday Evening.
The choir oi Trinity Church, South
Nor-walk, under the direction of Ed-
ward J. Sims. will sing Steiner's can-
Etata “Daughter oi Julius" on Sunday
Eovcninx, Den-moor 6. at ’1: so o'clock.
The narrative is taken tro- st. Mat
flhoW. Bl, mark and St. Luke.
{ Tbs-so musical services given on the
In: filmy create; or «cry month
are usually well mm and the
Mm ducal mum um
unit have so was: to but a
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brouzbt‘suit: in ithe Sivilsupcriorgcourt
3 ‘th 00qu It Is calms: thatch ~
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«To B. Given by Trinity Church Choir, ,
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ENTPRTAlNMENT AT THE BROA‘n
RIVER CHAPEL.
An‘entortalmnont, will be, given at
evening at eight o'clock, by the La-
dies‘ Aid Society of that placaAprons
and cake will be sold for and the
money used for buying Christmas
presents Many of the rebuilt will be
pleased to hoartbat ind. James. .01
Silver’mlno avenue;- mu speak it the
entortaiulnonc. Mrs." James has token"
part many times in the plays that
.the .Broad River Chapel next F'rlday-
hove been given here and she has
made a hit in her acting. and has
been called time and'tlme again.
There will be ice cream for sale, and
a very satisfactory time is promised.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Rosales and
daughter. Mrs. J. E. Barnes. have re-
turned home after spending. Thanks,-
giving with Mr. and "Mrs. L. A. BureE
dick; at Franklyn street.
"Advertise n» The Sentinel.
out making s showing for itself.
The color selected to carry out this <‘
Ethel which she buys and to really at it. Women dash mm a shop and
have the purchase made com" in her take the first thing that presents it-
wardrobe the thing bought must 5° self without thought as to its \aluo
With something “he has There are E in connection with the stock they a!-
Ewomen to whom a balgain counter is ready have on hand Clothes should
lirresistible, and they go there and' be Insight sparingly, for fashiom
buy things i'ol which they have n°Ecbange quickly and what woman has
immediate need. They think they will E not on hand a goodly stOCk of ”mes
come E“ handy some day and E” this that she has bought on the spur of
way many a “0"” is absorbed WE‘h‘Etbe moment, thinking that she could
Euse them, but never found that op-
Half the secrets of ill buying is the portunity?
defy eY’rdctical
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Prrpnnd- Especially For This Nlmfmr
by Pictorial Review
A STUNNING COAT.
Here is an excellent design for a coat'
for dross Wear. it shows the ultra-
fashionable loose effect and has a cir-
cular shutout» in rounded street at the
front. extending ssvoraLlnohcsdongor ,,
at the sides and back;
The coat is made of dark blue broad-
cloth, trimmed with velvet and braid.
Three and three-eighths yards of 64-
inch cloth are needed for its develop—
ment, with ‘5 yard contrasting, ma-
terial for rollal and 6% yalds of braid.
Six yards of 36 incl. material will be
needed for the lining
The entire model is cut from an open
width of material To mulls first new
voice to back and sleeve as notched.
Sow yoke and sleeve to front as notch-
cd. casing toluene in front between
double "TT" perforations. Close under-
arm and sleeve seems as notched, close
cantor-buck seam. Sew collar to neck
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coal indicated by double oo" perfora-
lions.
For the pocket tum under upper edge
at notches stitch one inch from folded-
sdge and Y. inch above; insert elastic.
Adjust underneath left front stitching
ouliide edge along small "0" pol-fora"
lions.
This design can be used for an even— -
ing coat by carrying lt out in light col—
ored velvet. silk or cloth. In such an
instance collar and cuffs could be of
one of the fashionable lure of the sea: - '
son.
In the way of xarnitures an immense -
latitude is allowed this season, and
.- A lovely coat in dark blue» broadcloth
l0 WM!“ .OVGI‘ dmay costumes. It is hills and silk towels etc. add to ma
trhnmed with velvet and braid.‘ attractiveness of wraps. ‘
~ Pictorial Review pattern No.15981.Slus 32. 34 small. 40, 42 and 44 inches
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