r Broiled Salt Codfish.
‘ pieces of the salt oodiish an
flaccid water few hours or
if very
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. . lamb.
be depended. on
“should. be out
More the
,1! they.
ml should he
, ,should-be co
All {he grew of
meat ‘ as juicy
., y to 'do this is
- Eel hours, until
’.*Another way is to
“flour. so.that all sides of each piec
"d. then to cov
W should share
f g ‘ I file, should not be cooked to pieces. and l
' mo 000m,“ should be arranged in the center,
m 3“ lot a hot platter. Around it the yoga;
' 3 tables should be simply but deftlYE
placed, and the gravy ’ should be.
There should not ,3
d be enough gravy to suggest soup—'
‘It should
it should be
thickened a little. to the consistency
of any thick meat sauce, with loan;
When the meat is rolled in door to,
begin with the grlwy may not need
- , . ‘i‘a ”greased broiler
When crisped on both sides;
accounted spread without-l
with baked potatoes for .;
for‘Maklnp a ‘Stowf .
,» - - that the seasoning of'a
. maria-hell its maneuver
. ”The vegetables can he added c
‘ until the meat is tendel": Pota-
A -‘ manpower-s, too, can be
' " ~, Carrots. should be add-i
7 haul” haters serving time,.
g. Chopped parsley should be
‘ after-Aha stew is served. Vogev.
(a tender, but not long enough to
,o cooked to pieces. ‘
roster over the meat and boil it rapldo‘
it! toritemminutes. then. simmer. it for
hapldlyuiter it gets started. Simmer;
vat slowly- tor a long time.
»' .The servinggls important and per-
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attractive.
, poured over all.
as there is in some stews.
Wipe dry.be ”ch llml espousing.
like ;
salt.
i further thickening.
a hot oven, then, gradually
the temperature,
Coffee Tapioca.
The
to add flavor to a!
in about half an
stew is served.
are old The‘ ' French Marmalade.
added just before b
, ings. Put them
i ll
0““ mg ”no“ lined kettle,
'stlr until
the stew is eaten pulp.
ll s and seal. ,
as possible, One ”“3“ .5?" .
to pour bubbling ~
it is very tender.’.’
roll the meat in:
or them with bollfiof Fools at Enter-
the place hold by ,in time to catch’the ball.
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e jilrst instance from \an ancient
seasoning calculating in making itl
The meat. tender as. it;
a... One good way to make a stew is to
leach it in a casserole. The means»
not be very ‘hot, for the meat must;
“on" .coolt for two or three hours. Pour}
' « counts for the other, boiling "water over it and put it into
_ ; the oooking helps bring
W38 or flavoring.
f. spices and vegetables can
reduce
Soak a quarter of a cupful of tapio-
Malia a in a cupful of water over night.
ing 0! the cooking and Turn into a double-boiler. add a cupful
time to time. according l0 the" ., of sugar, a cupful of coffee (use two
tablespoonfuls of coffee to a cupful 01
water), and a pinch of salt, Ball ‘0
. . transparent and then add the stifle-;
wean-me added at the be beaten whites of three eggs. Make}
a custard by boiling the beaten yolks
in two cupfuls of milk until thick,
until
Use for this the peaches that have
son a little too soft for canning or,
preserving. and all the peach peel-
into a porcelain-
add just enough water
to prevent * scorching. vand-coolt‘ond.
they are reduced to a
Measure, and to each pint al-
it. many persons do not attempt,..low a half-pint of sugar: . .Cook 20
keep the juices of the meat in the -
notes, stirnn constantly, Fill into
’Butit is better to try to keep m g
THE ’eALL, The Dance?
The word. “ball." as applied to a4
dancing party came to be used in the is (handed top and hem Willi. a one‘i‘vuu'd be on the other side
"ball , inch band of turf One model was of‘ ‘
are powdered with it; and then toj‘i’hy" given 1” 01mm" by the “9““ andLthe new sand coloredvelvet with
wn them in butter or bacon fat “ho“ 1’0" 0f NW!“ ‘1‘ .
.. M subsequenti Fancy slipped and worked ostrichI
ing water, boil briskly five minutes (Willing parties l“ Naples the M973; plumes have replaced slgrettes; there:
d then simmer. Never boil 9. stew‘ threw a ball at one “Other ‘0 “1“ are, a great' many cheap ones. but thei
sound , of their ownrsinglng. Theyimore expensive are as different as:
Whirled about in measured time'sndlwere thelcheap and expensive para-a
‘the‘ wort consisted in loosening hands1 am, so there is really no comparison.
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‘morniug hats and format of town‘ A;
wear as well as for winter atllletic'f
sports: They are often faced with,
lbright colors if they are of dull tones. 3 All 8W ““0
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SUGGESIIONS sour.
* illE All trims
Now that the fashion or evening
hats has returned for restaurant din~
lug;j there are some extremely 1°V°1Y,because an,“ a. wider. .tocklngsi Fruits ought to be
:31 5:1: wlhmcld thedmetank bro ‘L are more often than not evident. One washed belore serving.
.“d fabrics. ° 5° an 5 '9’ “canons that Mocha” of Mill?“ 3m":
Very broad brlmmed hats drdp
g Buttoned dancing boots with tops of;
ffswn colored twilled cloth have a
smart goiter suggestion under the
v
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All cleaning cloths, such as dish
lthe fawn topped button heats and sisal; buried.
in“ hats ”9 °t lama” mdalllc l lug slippers. having fanciful strapsl
'gsuxes, dark blue. Purple or green, andg‘h“ button “,0“ the instep. These} upon application to one's Representa-
lthelr brim edge and-frown are bandedlmmm silk hose no more fashions-luvs in Congress.
with slender strips ‘of fur. this now than white, black or colored;
Rigoirgultl; 20:18:32 2:29:32; 1:1” the greatest saving of mother’s
ihats. These come in the medium as' Material up to Manila. ; me.
,well as the large shapes-and camel, A distinctly I
itimes have the crown. or the briméin the newest evening gowns is the
'part of velvet. Either typeot metallicl'method of carrying the fabric up to Use a wooden potato mung,- for
bat can be worn for five o'clock tea. § the shoulders. ending it in a nomt'creatning butter. “
; The light sand colored hats are a‘ there, held by a buckle or a flower-L
Idey-time novelty; the have in thelr'This kind of deoellotage has come
'favor the fact that they go with. all into fashion over and over durinB‘ cutter dipped in hot water.
olors of suits or dresses. {the century and it is evidentll". Always stkk flowers into a vase one
The military type of balls already . gaining ' ground again very mild”- by one. ‘
seen. in the Belgian and Scotch tur» ,lt‘ls called Grecian.
bans; 'they have little or no decent-g. _.-..-
,tlon. depending on the way they are}
' posed and the cleverness of the shape. I, , .
A man round teacup style of hat 1, :frum Europe. sold at the YalelClub: .wbmng “’m‘ d" 3“" an.“ “m ““3“"
‘ . , , , ""l‘h Patriotic fervor of London is: K80 Gflervescent medicines in a
v - th elv t is it t ° ‘ p
9'7 “ew- , 9 V 9 ° 9“ p“ on :illtense. Young women. ”for a While. {cool place.
fine“ ll l3 0108“! lhlm- A wreath ,nctually went about the streets hand- i When whisking an 888 be sure the
of tiny flowers about the smooth vel- 5mg little while feathers to every 'atul- basin and knife are perfectly 'dry.
vet brim that is turned flatly back and “W” ‘ 5"““3 m“ “M “0"“ ””1”“ '
1‘“ th crown or band i "I 3.1‘1r959' That was going a bit too far-:Thm “m then be no difficulty in
“88 e » 3 0 ~ ““ fund it soon coast-d. But while foalh-l‘lOtlinK ll to foam up quickly»
down or fur. is. the usual tflmmlDfi-lerg, speaking iigumtively. are stiliv muons wm fry more rapidly t:
The hat is worn very far-forward. and ‘lloll'lrghllllfnil:du0l;l‘ll i3 11:33,“:th u | . dipped in milk after .llclng,
tilted a llille to the side. it makes. -- h .. A H Paint may be removed from win»
' . ~ , . c. _~ , a other (lily, a yollng nut affixed u ciK-‘
‘:11:ego:thigyflyfillfmiafi: “like. liroilt‘. in n sixteen-Inch dmher who ‘ “0‘" “m" h“ ““93“
l ‘ ~ ‘ ' I
‘ lighted up. looked about him pom- i A letter sealed with the white of an
”‘19 ”7- ~ - - .1 :pousiy and begun. .l ‘ * ‘ 'egg can never be steamed openu
a A new motor hat is a trloorn velvet " 'huw., it i were imp. .Jnhn , Salt and water gently spatted ' on
“We" ‘me’ the'top births brim‘falls‘ .mf'l‘lhfl' . - .' the face will make in cullcle firm ' A
other open meshed veil Thls'vell If you “we ”“1”“ ““"Chfl e " '
a t ' ' firmlnld retired general interrupted, PM an apple In the till box Will!
of Inc the cake, it will keep the cake moist.
great advantage of being washable.
, Brick ice cream may be cut in
fanCy shapes by means of a cookie
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. shoes waterproof.
WHITE Prisms. !
Cornelius Vanderbilt. on Ms rclurn . A window shade may be cleaned by
1.
lfih‘":nel “05""; "Dur'dmy instead "‘ A thorough \vlliielvashing should
. ' . “a“ P5 mer- “ smmh’wd‘ ”a" be given eve ' cellar at least once a
lrlng:i:lle Feast matching ‘veil and beaver fur :‘Wre. . ~Cinclnnarti Ennulrer. . . ear 1’) ,
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GHIBHE§11IEJAI§£LLLS ; ru.st,‘i‘ta earl): rig-fogs; liysplfsirllg
in.
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sealed -
ole WWW? then dipped in kerosene and dried in
s- the open air.
was
know.
"u "mm“"fi Do not hem the edge of the silence
lSlSEIEIiIIIIiElIi ficloth; buttonliole it. as the hem
l Shaggy felt shapes are used for}
. ‘ ’
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w {more satisfactory than darning is and kept in a jar, is, handy for scrub-
lover a wooden egg darner, ‘
1 Never throw water on burning oili
§or alhocdl; it only spreads the flames. '
l Throw sand or salt on the flames, and '
Lm" TMM' Worth xmwmi- ‘ ‘in nine cases out of ten it wlll ex-
;short rippling skirt of the frock. And 3010””. require frequent boiling. l
thoroughly
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“W“ ""3 me “"1 have 5m“ “WWW-mini bronze. and patent leather done-i Government bulletins which dull
with household sanitationmay lie-had ,
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Serge and Scotch flannel used for;
old~fashioued t“"hfcblldren's school dresses have thei
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Dusters should be washed often. _
When darning a stocking try put-;
ting it over. your own shoe tree. it is .
tingulsh them.
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' gas range.
sand and whitening, simmered gently
in a pint of water for half an hour,
hing boards and pans.
With a steam cooker an entire meal
can be cooked over‘one burner, of the
Let the white woodwork have plenty
A Wire basket is a good thing to'of sunshine; too much shade' will
keep the eggs for cooking in, as one l
'csn see how may eggs are on hand1
Garbage-—if one lives in' the coup-l
l
‘ without taki the basket of! the
'ln creamy line—are most worn with : try-«should be either burned or' as
pantry shelf.
Ice cream
make it yellow.
If eggs are scarce, and you are mak-
ling pumpkin pie, use a tablespooniul
custards and cream iot flour in place of one of the eggs you
puffs should not be kept over night. WW” 115" used, and 3‘0“ “11 “9"“
my and milk cooked together andgknow the difference.~Exchange,
I
{allowed to stand make a dangerous:
‘ T combination.
Bloomers for the little girl's dresses I
Advertisements in The Senti-
Half a pound each of soft soap, ;nel bring the best results.
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flame DPQJ‘J’ flaking
W satin and 13 yards of 5~lnuh lace will
. . dressmaking lesson.
; the materialnndjfrom the open wldtn‘.
rm: .rasmonsshs. assess races.
The elongated waist-line and slenderl
hips make a strong appeal to thc wo-i
man with a figure that deserves show—l
log off. '
This graceful frock is developed in
champagne colored liberty satin anal
the skirt may be composed of frills ot-
cither satin or Incc if made of one
material. 8 yards of 36-inch satin are
required. If lace is_used, 3 yards of}
be necessary. ‘
The construction of the draped bodicei
will form the subject of today‘s homes
To cut,» first openl
cut the bishop sleeveright outer front'
and girdle and shield. if the shield is
of lace. he sure to place on a length-.
wise thread of the lace. ‘Now. folding.
the satin. place the back along the
lengthwise fold and the collar and strap;
Ilka but all that is in one?
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rmwenon't you think that travel
.;lroc;ers; especially ocean travel.
m
" *Bbhr’t‘iérfi 'watéli‘iléiiflnel" mamas.
when the “mood to move" seizes them,
Advertisements in The Senti-
nel brin‘ the best results.
. morning between 7 and 8 o'clock,
and only the directltm or the windgmakes 9- rldxe. .
saved the Pleasant VieMHotei endf Mother's gingham dresses that are
other bglildlnga The cottages were slightly wom or out of style can be
owned y Mrs. Harry I’endletou. oil » i
North Stonlngton: R .13. Wheeler, 0 {madevinto satisfactory rompers for
West Hartford. and .i. D. liavuand, this little folks.
HIIMMEIL mammals BvliNEll.
WESPEm-Y; R. I. Dec.,12.~»Three
,mttages at Pleasant View, about
three miles cast of Watch Hill. were
toially destroyed by fire yeaoirday
on a lengthwise thread'aud cut.- Makel
the lining: then add sleeves and lace
yoke to it ‘
Then, gather outside along edges of
front, girdle. and strap between doublet
at
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dates and
,_ ‘ porrntion.
‘1' facts abou
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Monday, Dec. 14 ’;'.
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.. Ell'l‘he GreatestNalue ,EVer Offered
wane: STORY assessors sun was neurons“ AT ,
. WAR." ll £2.50 bank containing mwésso:vpngee:mwell.-.
page fluctuations, map of Europe printed in colors. given
to every reader presenting. six coupons or- consecutive
only 00 cents (covering .osst of poaching“ tram. .} ,
cloaking, cclerkhlreynnd “baseman-elitism”. .-
. OUT-OWN readlrs can takesadvantage of this
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1 l". ..Etarnpss, cash or-money orders accepted;
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' ondous conflictintha history of man. Explains the real ,
t the Triple Alliance‘and tha'l‘riplmllntenk'
Maternal tile nations and their previous-wars;-
Descrlbes the development of modern. warfare. _ Explains
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high-power guns. stop I" ' - -
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contain 'Axninoox rr ovum.
{laju'st as accessary torllieas purel, "
. . .gtlie samc‘bldi'air in the houscgand
I atllllterate it every time anyone in
~ theihouse breathes.
cl Norwich They were, valued White, potato grated finely and
about $2,000 each and believed ‘ to ‘ spread over the carpet is a very good
have been‘oovered by insurance. Thel
fire started .in .the Pendleton cottage zlelanel‘ and W1“ not hum-e the most
from an. unknown cause. Firemen eicatevshadea, . ‘
from -Westerly arrived in‘ time to _ WWW“ Of “311 can be safely
_ “’l‘m‘ was in the “W“P- ithem in a fruit jar with rubber and
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adultcration of food. . Pure; air
loud ;-yct ‘u'lie‘nfi'ou’lieat‘a house:
by,llot water or steam you keep
A Stamford Furnace will keep
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have the cottage of Michael Higgins. , kept in the refrigerator by'p‘utting. ‘
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satin combined with. lace, this» basque
frock commands fashionable attention.
While the creators of smart fashions
are discusmng the relative merits of
long and short waisted bodices. the
basque frock continues in high favor.
Pictorial Review basque No. 5951.
bust. Price, 16 cents. > ,
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'lT’l‘" perforations; gather girdle on
double-“00" perforations. Form a. loom
in girdle, bringing gathers together andl
stitch. ‘ Adjust strap over gathers in
girdle, stitching gathered edges of strap:
,underneath....:.Pleat_.;r-ightytront, bring-z .
lug-double :‘oo'? pafloratlonsa-to corre-l
spending . single » small “0" perforationsz‘l :
pleat left front, bringing "T" to corre-l
spending small-“o" perforations. Close
under-arm and» shoulder -~ seems as
notched. Close back- seam-of Italian:
collar (lndlc’htedhy-smali “o" pertar'a—é '
,tion), assuming! edge.of~..baakr as. , .
notched. __ Arrange outside on . lining."
centers * and under-arm.~.searus . eyeing 4» ,
stitch neck edge (if-back along douhlo' , ,
"oo" ,pertorations'in lining; stitch Jew—-
ar edges togoellsr.- ck shoulder-n
seams together; uppen edge .otx. outsidea»
at double “00" perforation inlining. T
The under-blouse may be of plain orl
. chiffon. with transparent sleeves. ;
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During the first week of December,.wc will remove from our pre-
sent quarters, lid Water: street, to ISM Washington street, where we will
full line of Electrical Supplies and Lighting fixtures
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