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Coccanut Bar.
hills .1 lHE All 01 11133111
Elaborate and Rich Trimmingo
Few really l'adital (hanges are rec-I
fill till)
Pr. .'l~1er House Rollo.
Take three quarts of flour, one quart
es r" grated cocoanut. onehalt Cupt 1'
water.
Boil the sugar and water together
“Iliad one- half yeast cake dissolved and thick Pour at once on a but- 3°"-
.niIl‘f, add the butter and one cupt‘ul bars.
“of the flow to it while hot. Let it'
.. Cream Taffy.
{(2001: then mix all together with e
rolls.
bake in hot oven.
Creamed Cauliflower With Ham.
Take one head cauliflower. three: molasses together.
well beaten eggs, two cupfuls white PM!!! and Rdd the cream of
hsouéenhieemnrths (‘ilititll finely 111011.51? constantly while boiling
pod cooked ham, Trim the cauliflow. it forms a hall in cold water; add the’
or and 111111 in honing salted water un- butter and a pinch of soda Pour on
I _ til it is tender; then drain and rub it buttered plates, and “he“ C001 WW
‘I through a sieve. Add the eggs and “M” While-
«one cupful of the whim-sauce to the Breakfast Dishes.
cuuunower and pour the mixture into To any muffin recipe add one cup M1
8 buttered mold. Bake until firm. bread crumbs and omit one half cup' 'WMC“ “1'0 “‘9‘ 9”) ‘0“00fled 0r rib
Turn out on a. not flat dtgh, cover of flour the recipe calls for. Mullins ‘b‘m- 1‘ Within“! moired.
with sauce and sprinkle with ham. mode in this Wm are \cry delic.atc printed. made in ltolnan stripes o
’ ICed Tea and must be eaten at nine.
49)“ of the moat , freshing boxer To make crumb pattthhtih soak tuo dank coiois which are used for man)
ages is iced tea. Prepare a tea as cm 1.: oft'bread crumbs for one hour ill or ”‘9 “198393
usual. When cool. place in ole-.111 bot- a quart 0t bolting milk. ,
ties—«hint (bottle’s an. good for that eggs very light. Add the beaten yolks! Spring Style. ;
_ purrosswover and pla e on i111 until to milk and rumbs. and beat in twol‘ \‘i'lien linen waists have been not
gm cold shrug in tail glasgeg part- tablespoons of nature little burnout only out of favor, but scarcely toler~
Ty filled with crushed ice thoroughly, then add two teaspoonfiatcd for so long. it is interesting to
NW' Walnut Creams. of baking powder and the heated note the different models in this ma
one egg white. nut meats. cold war whites of the eggs. ‘teriai that are coming in‘ advance
,, tor, vanilla. one pound of confection Brown Betty Pudding. , stylus to herald the vogue for spring.
-crs' Sugar, : Prcpnre two cups of lil‘i‘iid crumbs One particularly pretty waist is made
1. To the white of 01111 pg: 111111 an by spl‘inkllll over them a half cup of with a. yoke of hand
equal quantity of cold water,I Flavor brown sugar. one half tcitspoonful ofI pointed with scullopcd edge; the body
i‘with vanilla. stir in cmtfgctionetg' 1:.i1111umon Butter thpiouizhly a drop part of the waist is trimmed with tiny
:Inugalguntil 'suflicioutly thick to mold Duddidg pnlL ' Put n.-‘l11yer..of'.applcs tucks and affour inch tuck in front
‘ into halls fit-(155 half of 11 nut inthe on the bot.tdh1.then {layer of cni‘r'nbs, The waist is buttoned from the top
top of each but] adding bits of butter to each layer of of the high standing collar down the
"' ‘ Fruit Paste crumbs. Put in layers until all is from in clusters pf three small but-
0110 cup raisins, one cup of figs, used. having top layer of crumbs; cov- tons. Tile collar carries pointed tab
one .cup of dates, two cups of mixed 01' PM Mid bake 45 minutes in t!
nuts.'confectioner's sugar. moderate oven; then remove cover
water, two ounces of butter soda. common to be choice selections.
Mix the sugar, vinegar. water and
bring to boiling ‘the trimmings. which are very rich
When I la11shly as desired. Ribbons for trim-
ming have not been so popular for
I of ways.
sashes they are widely used.
they glow with color or gleam with
a
through the middle and have deep
on the hips
kets are embroidered. San
Express.
infonehw rhpfut of w"atei scald the tered plate. and when cool cut into see many features which the average exceedingly high full waistline
observer would pass by unnotimd. coat is of black velvet cut short to
iColors show but slight variation from accentuate the high waistline
Two and ouebalf pounds of SHIN those in vogue last year. and most or tight long set in sleeves. * ' * Keep
I knife. Let it rise three hours. cut it uiated sugar onehalf cup of molasses “18 some fabrics “9 used. with the in mind the foot that "10 (“me ‘3 a
down let it lies one hour; then make one half cup of vinegar one teaspoon ”“99““ of afew novelties which are dangerous “”9 ‘0 (onsider
Let '1 59 half hour in pans and 01- 'ream of tartar, one,ha]f cup 01' looked upon as having become too who have them Will wear them of
course, but. do not put much
The greatest difference noticed is in into a tunic costume
blataded of the largcst .op
,- in the country.
tpiaids they are used to brighten the 0'- the European war. the association
ceased to issue its monthly
and played no part in the affairs of
Beat 111 0, Pretty Linen Waist Made in the New th
embroidery. _-
CASTO
a gray \elvet frock with a plaited
peplum his pockets of satin are used1
Sometimes these poo-l
Antonio .
A full
The
it has
\\ omen
money
tartar [and elaborate. and may be used as COPPER PRODUCER? ASSOCIA-
TION DIBOOLVED
NEW \ORK, Jail. 14-~Tl1e dissolu-
some time and are used in a variety “0" "r the COP?" Producers A530
ror “ounce" girdles and ciation was announced here yesterday
and The association was orgpnized
1909 chiefly for the purpose of coni-
Igold or silver in the charming vestees, I’m“! tabulations and distributing
statistics dealing with the operations-
in
per producing miner;
With the outbreak
report.
9 copper industry.
POPE :ro HOLD CONSIBTORL
ROME. Jan. 14:41 was announced
at the' Vatican yesterdav that Pope
' Benedict had decided to hold a ton
s-lstory on Fehtuary 22.1’
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For Infant! and
In Us. For Over SDIYo‘nrs
Alwayse beau
turnovers. anti the sleeves are tucked Sign-tuna!
Put the raisinsfdates. figs and nuts and the mi) of the pudding: serve cuffs.
through a food chpppol‘ twice. Mix 111111 sugar and cream.
I with'IIenough enllTGCtioners' sugar to ' ~——-—-——— The soft tirec inn dl'npcd bodict1 that
i-ntmw-‘fi-
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we. 15111:,5i til: rib-t..:
h: manor“! “Link-ti.
Lntl‘icol Arline-rifle: loti'u
(‘ lat-chem flu-ID PBII.
f‘llln in no. Ind (11 d menial.
1mm. scale! with ill Radon.
Take no other.
1
~cocking to be done slowly.
’wlll settle on the sides
so].
i
All” SHOULD KNOW
Success In Cooking Meat.
’l‘o cool; tough meats, saute to keep
tot with one tablespoonful each of 20 minutes. Take from the fire Edd IOSMWG by the ““1“ 0"“"9’ “1 "let A “9‘” silhouette is obtained “'0’“ the juices to and then stew until ten»,
butter “a sugar one teaspoonful of the Coconnut and beat until creamy styles of materials for the present soa-ithe following French costume.
Designers and dressmakers may skirt of striped velvet cut with an
der. Serve with thick gravy.
Roasted meats have a better flavor
than baked-ones. The meats should bei
first placed near the coals to seat and t
then drawn back to cook at low er light, i
Remember that the success of fry ,
ing depends upon two things—havingI
enough fat to completely co1er the ar-!
ticle cooked in it. and ha1iug the 1111'
smoking hot
Dry or tough meats can often be
made tender and of a good flavor by i
bruising. They are shut in a close ('111'- 1
ered pot, with salt pork. stock and i
chopped vegetables anti cooked slowly }
in the confined steam. 1
Meals for boiling should be cut vei'y
thin and turned over a clear, hot fire!
as often as one counts ten! When' the '
puffed appearance of broiled meat lie-t
gins to disappear it means that the
moisture is evaporating. and the moat
will be hard and dry
When baiting meats the 01911 should
be very hot at first, and [hell the 119111.
should be slowly lowered to allow the
Keep aI
piece of asbestos on hand to interposz' l
between a dish and the hottest part of
the 01 en 11 hon there is danger of burn
lug , i
A teakettle should be given 111;:
quent baths, else lime and other salts
Keep an;
oyster shell in the kettle to prexent
this. i
—..-.__
in cooking rice. if you wish to kccp'
et'cl'y grain separate. cook in rapidly
boiling water. with cover off the yes-I
To remove stains from white flatl-
ncl shirts and similar things. smear
with oqusl port of yolk of egg and
glycerlne. Leave or an hour alIltl‘
wash them ill the usual way.
if the contents of the gal'bdge can
ABE, OItF PLANTS “‘1', THE HOUSE.
There is nothing mor. dist onraging
Stile one wit. 1 wants .10 lgrow a few
to in the house. than their per-
Iii ..i_llty.'li1e first rincipic with
regard to piztvts is lever to forget
“leftist .that they are. living things,
11 require a :lose of cation as any-
filing that hrrathes, iinon'wish to
keepthem in a. healthy, condition.
We species of plants r131, uire a great
.qhintlty of water, and others very
19>"'.Mt5 i" a. livi :1: room will
,9 much closer attention than
_ grown in conservatories. Plants
are, in dark comers. if they must
”placed in suth a situation must
or be overwotered. they should, to
te'Chnlcn‘l phrase, the left on the
«My. 1111116111 the rrots, that is the soil
, 'never be allowed to become mud-
or in "a. soaked condition. Where
' hing does happen. do not give
W until -"e plant has dried
"When watering any plant always
Tit thorough 1'- interim. and then
until it shows signs of dryness
re", watering again. Where you
6, fonts that stand in saucer. they
' Id. be emptied after rach water-
its petite accumulation of this water
time to time. is sure to become
' anty'which in all cases is very
I 11 satnl to the welfare of all grow-
I Innis. Dust is another e- away to
{plants as all plants breathe
1 git their leaves, so the dust
, uld be kept off their leaves“ and
m is nothing better than spray or - M.M...,......MWM; it
3mg With clear water. \Yever use I ’11! What roller! Your Icinggul
11y 91: sticky substance in clean— , mr-ls ope-n right up, the a“. 11425- 1 »
11111111. as it only clogs the pores 1 or your limo mo clear and you i
stoliage. All plants in order to
(:tiohejrS' out/tin Knead as you would 'f Nor" '1“'r'.i's elel'y tiny. Are you, Patch Pockets.
' : Then roll out onchaif inch using them? 1“ Ii
frequentlt met with among llOllfitb' you CAN m1: REASE WE'GH‘I‘
plants is the Aphis, (ii green plant _
:ordiilg todirecttons. For Mcaiy ling or 20 pounds of healthy “stay there"l
and Scale on palms and foliage plants fat, should try eating a little 11105;,"th
odor. and can be highly recolnnleut’l-”wt“g First weigh yourself and mess-
ed {0" all house pm“- ure yourself. Then take Tonollne—t
"‘95 0“ the “’9‘ “‘8“ 0‘ any 0' them. again. it isn‘t 11 question of how you:
A“-" one Who wants any information look or feel or what your friends sayt
“7319”“ may be in my DOWB’B' I most any thin man or woman can easel
hope this briefly. yet comprehensive- 11y add from 5 to 10 pounds in the:
intercourse and correspondence with new flesh stays put _ ‘1
hundreds 911.28de i“ the “arm“ Tosollne does not of itself make fat..
persons who desire to begin the (1111- you have eaten into rich. ”he at pro
lute of house plants, finds it very hard ducing nourishment for the tissues
Mai“ street, South Nbrwalk, CGIUL readily accept. All 'this nourishment
now passes from your-body as waste.
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‘t makes. dough sufficiently firm to roll SENTINEL WANT ADS is so betmnlnz to slender women is
on a board sy'i'lkled with more con- are performing sor1ices for hundreds again popular
m ,
louse. \‘1c'tee'1 ‘5 0““ of tho host, Thin men and women who wI‘ould
“9399““ ‘0 ”5h" ””5 enemy. “‘ed 3"" like to increase their weight with 10
are better fought with an insecticide with their meals for a while. and notet
tailed lemon Oll_ it has a pleasant results. Here is a good test worth
it is always,
better to keep In sharp outlook forlone tablet with every meal—for two
1.15111111111111an11usetheseinsecnv weeks. 'l‘hen 'welgh and measure:
P" to the cutnrai 01' plants. ‘ “'1" I," and think. The scales and the tapsz
““15 ‘00 glad to impart whatever in- , measure will tell their own story. and _.
iy instruction will help thuse- who first two weeks by followthg this sim-
grow a few plants for pleasure. My [no direction it“ best of all,
branches of Fioricultltre, enables me but mixing ,with your. food it tumsi
to give this advice. I find that the the fats. sugars and starch of whati
to get the right adl‘icé in this line. and bloodflprepare it in an easily “3., '
South Norwalk J‘iorlst, . 2. South similarth form which the blood,can.
IBut Tonollne stops the waste and does
it quickly and makes the fat prodno
Sentincl Wants arc winners.
you are eating now develop-7 pounds
'_.and pounds more of‘healthyJiosh. Ton-
oiine is safe, pleasant. eilicient and in-
: —-—'I . expensive, as it costs only $1.00 forms
, A111‘ '56 Grilling: ”NON-"“3 To .fio-day “treatment. Mall orders filled
" p ‘ ‘ assages. Ihy American Proprietary 06.. Boston..,
NOSE CLOGGED FROM
A COLD GR CATARIRH
breaths freely. 310' moi-- 1111114:-
1 _ . snumng. nine-v S discharge. head
1..
all need lots of- oxvgen. winch m d no strinrzlln; fol , , p,“ .. g
Set from-fresh 1air so trv- and 1 cat]: atInlglit, 1mm cold or mhmh Tr, I‘t .
our house plants some fresh l'ir 1,, 2.0m .11 :1 ,. 1,1
at once a day. if it is. only for
Inmates, but always avoid mid
slits from blowiig. mfer thorn.
door or window at some. dis-
, ‘ in- them. and let the cold air
6111 or doors 111111 with the v-‘I'u'm
b01611“ shy 1m" fl": II?! up! Get 1'. Hwil I ' ,I
out F‘ly~Cn-amllcri‘..ul ,_ " ,
your drumrist ltow.,M1ply 1 ltt'lc of} QR vfi ”1- it .‘ rrtomvm
this (“3111' t antisepticfi .1‘.~.111 ll] 5...," 1' , , 1.. 1- ‘,._ . ,-
your 111111111 1.1, lot it penetrate tt'rullgls‘ 1» -1‘ , '1 t . .~ 3’ M
‘clcry air transom: in thc hood: soothe ' ‘ .-
nnd hon] tllc swolle'n, lntlnm-L'd mu-t
onus mambvnm, giving you Instant -
1" 105 the room. before it res» no: [em my,“ truth mum is last Wm
Cr
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Bu?" in”? Pl, “2:022:51 I urc di'cni‘hcd daily with kerosene. if
N“ "°"“ “‘7' ¢ ‘ will discourage the flies.
SOLDBTMUEG Elli
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Merrill
South Norwalk.
, .
IStni'nfordk
College
Port Chester. ‘
“10:"
".“?ng contents of the very same meals» 1
The City, NatiOnel BankI
your sumo-tilt with ,us' at- this time
sci-11cc Always.
The. National holiday
lhlrlnlf lln- patriotic, enthusiasm of the hour, and the realization of
our lultloual'2rcafllcss, do not forget that prime factor in our countrys
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UNIQUE IN
Ladies' long coat. costume in soul!-
with
tone.
it‘or quiet afternoon wow the smart
tailors are turning out vcf‘y distinctive
111311111191: of severe design. but «1111-
:u'peamnce. A type of
the new modes is shown here. the suit
being developed in squirrel brown glib-
nrdino trimmed with velvet in a dark-
ershude. Flvo yards of (Winch inn-
‘ferinl nl'o. ncccssul'y to make the full
skirt and root, which ling u hrmtd hov-
Il‘ictorinl licvicw' cost No. 6009.
waist. Price. 15 cents.
Skirt No, hora.
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TAILORED MODELS.
pleat at the back,. with smaller pleats
on either side.
The construction of the coat is the
most difficult part of the costume. The
front, side front and back sections are
first joined as notched; then the shoul-
der seam is closed. Now adjust un-
derfacing to position underneath the
front. keeping the center in mind by
the largo "(.Y' perforations. Sew collar
to neck edge and roll butk into posi-
lion.
The fit of the sleeves is illiporttmt.
in closing the seams ease in whatever
01-13111me cunt 6009
fullness that may :ippcar httwr-cn
notches tit 311111111. Sow on cilf‘l' :13
llOLLilftl and lap as illusii'nt d bringing
corrcshdnding single 5 mil “ '-"ptif111 1-
Atiuns togethcr.h‘c\\'1ui‘f to short.
sleeve. .double "oo" perforations ctr-11.
single large “0" perforation in vufl‘ at
slcevo scam and lap 11:; illlifilrtilt'd,
bringing double "00" l":,‘l"ffil'illiflllf~i to—
gether. Sow slecve In tll‘illhttlt', lnsido
seem at notch in front. casing any full—
iicsn betwccn double "'i"“' pcrforntions.
Turn hum of skirt lit 11'1111-1'-fi'1111t «in
slot t't-i'forntions. Join corps its notch-
cd. plcnt. creasing on slot perforations
in trick gorc: bring folded critics to
corn-:pondiilg small "0' perforations
and print. Sew to lower edge of front
and both as notched
A wide belt may be added if the mtv
girdle cffccts are ndmircd. Tr'immttl
with rows of buttons at either side of
the back it would be ext-cedinwly chic.
Sizes 32. 34, 36, 38, 40, 42 and 44 inchc't
Sizes 22, 21f. 26, 28, 30 and 32 inches waist. Price, 15 cents
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They come in all styles. and your local Dry (loads dealer
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he can easily act UIK'HI for you by 11' tiling: to I". Sc: 1d for
an illustrated booklet. show ing styles that on: in high favor.
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50 Minn-en Sit-cell
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The Secret; of a Good Figure 0
often “05' m thehrnssiere. Hundreds of “lflu‘illndl of wonlcn
wear the Rich Jolie Brassierc for the reason flint they r: :11 till
it as necessary as a corset.
and gives the figure the youthful audio 0 fast, inn decrees.
BEE/111.
It Summits the bust and buck
are the dainticst. most serviceable
garments inmeiu; thk‘. Only the
best ofmaieri: 'll! ni'1111stxi-ioriu- »
stunce.‘ '\\'.1h1hn" ofteyih‘c f‘on- '
innr: vigrcntdurnh: lily—.1bsoltttcly
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