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Date Pudding
Using the finest knite. run enough
dry bread 'Irough thII grinder to
make two ( l[,lUiS of crumbs. Change
to a coarse ~uii‘e, and grind two cup
fuls of pitted dates, and one and a
half cupIt‘uls of suet. Mix with the
(maths and: 1M half a I' up iii of sugar
a pinch of till, and tho teaspooufuls
of baking-ponder. liloisteu with two
eggs beaten in a little milk. put into
a buttered mold. and steam for three
hours._ Fig; may be substituted for
the dates in this receipt. Use the
cooking variety and soak overnight in
cold water to obtain the best results.
Filling.
A cupt‘ul of grated pineapple with
sugar added to whipped cream or even
to a beaten white of an egg is a most
a.» as."
“-
. dainty filling for any white cake. and
\
adds a delightful flavor_
Coconut Cream Filling.
Solid :1 cupiui of milk in a double
boiler, add two eggs beaten lightly,
first adding a little of the milk to the
eggs. Add a half cupful of sugar and
a pinch of salt. Cook until thick, then
set aside to cool. \l‘hlp a half cupful
of heavy cream, add it with two~thirds
of a cupfjil of grated cocoanut to the
chstard, stir until wcll blended. then
apt-rad on the cake.
Lemon Marmalade Filling,
With the v :etable brush, gently
Vocruh oil the outside of a lemon. using
cold water. Put the lemon in a small
saucepan and pour over enough boil~
jug water to cover, Thou not where
the saucepan uill simmcr until the
lemon is tender and begins to crank
open. This will take about twenty or
thirty minutes. It should be taken
out. of the water below opening in
order that. tht juice may not he lost.
Throw away the water.
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A SPEND") TONIC
All Rundown After a Hard Spell of
Bronchitis.
ed Strength by Taking Vinol.
Waynesboro. Pa.~«“My system was
all run down after a hard spell of
bronchitis.
keep about. I had pains in my chest
and took cold easily. i learned of
Viuol from a friend and tried it. I
soon felt better and now
me up and i am strong and well, and
able to do my house work. th‘h 1
had not been able to do about.
three months before taking Vinol,
itll‘
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others may know about \‘iuol and get1
help as I did."~-.\lrs. Y
Wuynesboro. Pu. .
Thousands of other intelligcnt peo-
. R. llorbough.
pic are constantly praising Viuol for,
restoring health and strength,
\‘lnol is not a secret nostrum, btit
a delicious cod liver and iron tonic
without oil,
it was hard for ms to‘
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iterations ANN
Styles Favor Large Women.
Large women are particularly favor-
ed in the styles that are advanced this
season, and it is a time for rejoicing
“Lil them. heiuusc the styles of pr“-
iIoua seasons have seemed to be made
entirely [or the slender woman. and
the‘majority of them were unbecom-
ing to a stout person. Now comes
the long. straight skirt, sufficiently;
wide. to permit a woman to move with .
.ease; the very long tunics, which are
it has bulltl
‘most to cover the undershirt;
al-
the
closerefltting blouse. which is much
more suited to her figure than the
full ones of a ycar ago. and the long
rediugotc reaching. ucarly to the bot
tom of the skirt, with sullicicnt fulV
Boss to veil the form and not so tight
that it shows with accuracy the over-
growing longer, with a tendency
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abundance of weight. And the wise
woman will ttoi go to the other car .
,tremc now that she does not wear'
such loosc, baggy dresses. 'lor too‘
which will create an an;
petite. tone tip the. digestive organs.i
make pure blood and create strength. ‘
If you are rutrdown and not as
strong and energetic as you ought to
be. try a bottle of Vino‘i with the tin-1
dcrstanding that we will pay hark
your nfbuey if it fails to help you.~—
Frank ll. Baxter, l’lruggist. South Nor-
wiilk, Conn. and at leading
stores every where.
VERY SENSlBLY. TO BE SURE.
Two lrlshmcu onre'wcnt out hunt-
ing rabbits. ’l'hey botanic scparuled
and one of them. ltcnriu': a stun
ceésion or bowls and a fearful
scratchint: and hissing, run tomtt‘d
his companion. whom he discovered
Open the with his arms around a tree. wrest
lemon, take out the seeds and then llfig with n wildcat. “Pat. is that a
0110;) it fine. skin and all. Add it cup irabbit?“ he cullod out. “No." yelled
tlul (l sugar. s tinting it ii‘ the lemon Pat, "ll'S '1 Willi WSW" "Sh!“ I
is small and humble it large lcoino and help you to hold on to
Put.‘ on to hull. with II. cupful more or him?" was the next question. ”No."
less of waitw Itd lot boil for a few 1answered l’at, plcodlugll. "come
minutes until rim syrup hcgins to look'nnd help Inc to M . go . of him."
thick. Then 1. .0 off and iv! ~"ool bée‘Whlch. under the circumstances,
fore spreading- :Ictwctn laycr cakes.
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EVERYBOI)‘.
SLICIII ()II‘ :13 ‘\l‘l.
’l‘htto has . n mu .i t.Ilk in Now
(‘utman rogltt. nu tltI ima~ II III-nily
lilcd against
\‘t'\\"f.k \ tut;
lN't‘li'tl .‘u‘R'f-i'.
:lI cs9» of the into
Joseph AschnnIIr. oi' “IIit town. who
felt an cstutn of $ll,.76'\chcn ht-
dl"(l. The \f. ms up, at him for
thII lust ,\'(“ll' ..-rc in not :‘-‘_’0 (MO.
IFrcd. \V. l- inkcs i» I‘.min stratorT
'of the estntc .I'ul is I" Isctttcd li,‘
former Senulo;~
New Canaan. Judge liberly of
Hartford r(‘ll2’L:=.‘nlS lil,‘ IIIotlicr of
Aschauer, who resides in Bavaria.‘
Germany. and 'o whom‘t‘tc estate.
(ltsccnds. Thc peoplc who have
cvlalms cvidcmly llgurt mat the
mother Wouldn't know how to spend
the ntoncy, nnzi also tin. t that tht
more there is. the morc difficult it
will be to get it back to llrtvnrizt.
Dr. Everett Powell of Stamford
put in a modest little (‘..‘Iinl of $2.-
442 for three inonths'
tondance. Ho aflzcd $23 for a day
visit, $50 for a night \‘llI'il and $100
.‘or an: X-ray phwtogrnph In addi-
tion. he put in bill of $100 for
expending the last 1 iI'ht wi'h Aschau-
symptoms such as backache.
I; aches, dragging scusuiloy 3.
fitness and irritability
. Younlgos presented a bill
of $2 .000 for Vn; Iiey loaned and
$728 for board. wines l'nuors and
cigars Mrs. Your-Res. who is not a
Lwrcgulur nurse, f‘li IviI. nursed
ALI-haven thought that $2.500
~a.bout right for 15 months‘ service as
nurse.
CORPORATION NO’I‘l-‘S
In the office of secretary of state
' yesterday articles of corporation were
filed of the Merchants luxprcss com-
llnnfortl S. Weed Of'
mcdlcal ut- ‘
WM.
was a very sensihlc thing to do,
at ‘u
l'ltl't‘II? 01‘ I 2113.“)
Br! rs Sn) it Will
llnlst‘tl .\t l‘rmcnl.
tht who of wheat 3".
abov- I. ti. to it lIm-‘icl on tho 1
Local ‘. of
l W'illl IHIH. 1g
H:.It‘\ 0
drug daisies are the principal t'caturc o:
l
loot from the material
one cog.
tight drcssing uccciitttutcs hcr sine as
much in; the too loose stylcs.
Daisies of Braid.
Almo t cvery necdlewomun knows'
the mssihilities of ctmination braid.
and one wonders why its newest ndap
tation was not though; of long ago.
says the Now llaven Register. There
are douhlc daisies made with two
rows of tho braid. Of course. thc
the patterns with u few leaves and
sometimes lattice work. 3
To form the flowers, the build is
fastened around the circle which,l
marks the large tlulsy ccntre. Each
mini is made with two M‘tllons ol
the braid one being toldcd b.ic k going,
around the centre. l'aateuinpulong the
Ilnnor edge allowing the tips to ..tund
Soft Gingerbread Wlth Mock Whipped'
Cream.
One fourth of n cupfttl of sugar. one
half cupiul of molasses, one l‘iourth
cupftfl buttcr. one tcnspoonful of gin-l
1491', one littspooufui of soda «involved
in one half cupful of boiling tvzatcr
add one and one fourth cups flour and
For tltc crcum use the‘whlte,
MGM“ 40 POUNDS ,.
Ill 40 DAYS
‘whcut lilill‘lI fund flout souring blah l REMARKABLE RESULTS OF THE.
in kc l‘ll“! with
some disc I .Ixslon
this st. Ittc
-r or not to mine the price of broad
I. to the cr-rnzum r. und in some attics.
it, there h:
in various
been
i" ll lots in
i‘ indicwil (Ins II II M lakcn, 01'“ is
divided mozc toward Hiring, is.
price. .
in this city, tIow-cter. n H'IR with
{the h :iding lIekcrs, has rcvealI Id the
tart ii at at prltrttt. at any rn? c lll‘f‘f‘
l. gram and thc matter has not even wright and lost nerve force
thccn discussed
l 0m baker of this city said
lwock 'ltat tht- profits of fli‘l'llll [flak-j
inz l.:Id been scriously cut into by
line recent rise of wheat and tltc prov
:urrtitzml rise in the price of flour.
Three months ago. he said. the half-
cm of this city were paying about 84
:l barrel. for flour. and now they are
Icmpcllrd to pin" as high as V36 a bill'-
.l'tl. with tfic prospector the price
Vriaing still higher.
F‘lXle IREN'I‘YlI‘YlNG MAIL
FROM WINDSOR FIRE.
ltflcrl's in New Huvcn
Two “kooks on Task.
i ClI-rks in the oftlcc of thc railway
mail service in New Haven have
finished identification of mail damag-
{rd by the flrc which destroyed thel
ImIIl car at Windsor on t‘hrlstmas
.nicht More than f‘OO sacks of mail
were in the tire and nearly all thej
trail w III: burnt-d ‘Icyond any possi-
bility of identification. The mail
pany of Bridgeport capital stock ilhat w- VS not so lndly burned was
810,000: lucorporutors. (urleton E. talnn to New HtII't‘n de for m”
I’rtltloc'k of Sit-privy, Alli-n it“. Gabritl'“ ‘
and Grace L.- Watt. of Bridgeport.
;SHE IS A WISE WOMAN
Who recognizes in
. the
V and'rslies on Lydia E.
,“to a healthy normal condition.
Merit,'alone,could have
test or time,
I_l li-I.‘
the telltale?
head-f
“OI‘VOilS‘ l
true cause!
Plnlth: Im a ; U, P"
:5 Vegetable Compound to" restore her
For
. forty years this root and herb rente— ‘
d}: has been pro-eminentlysuccessful
In controlling the diseases of-women. .
stood such a“
r.IIV'.I-I~ Is the force in the railway ntnil
“ All the nt'til ‘hn’
ptII‘FllliP t - forward lt'w III-on
,Ir; on, lllllf am l.” of tnnli,iiII..II::IIlhl~
. i-ll‘lxlf‘:\' tho owl-ii. on llil‘ . b
“IN to the i'nnttlly IIlllcc of tin
LI :tITI‘rcssI‘
(
l
lym“..mriil scrvic- liostcn to :I, I
'u'tmcd.PostV.:II.st.Ir1I‘rr.nk _".. nut»
triy said ycsl 'iInt on until lIIIIl
Hcciv 1! :II llfll‘lleIl hml
I‘hrlatmns nbc :9 twclve pII-Ikugcs to
‘vod
.i-elll.
Hartford :tIlJ'.~r~.ItItr:I were. I
“filly from ll!" r .tt‘d “1;“
cd.
when “hood move"
. them.
the' .to
Itmonz l :-tltcts as to \hclh-.
NEW TISSUE BUILDER TONO
LINE TABLETS IN MANY CASES;
OF RUN-DOWN MEN AND WOM.:
EN.
Prove it Yourself by Buying a fix
of Tonolins Tablets Now.
"By George, 1‘ never saw anythingl
[like the ei‘fccts of that new treatment. ;
lust .
lbest new treatment Tonoline Tablets.
Office Busy gun to think it was natural for me
E 7 to he that way.
i the . V
3 about by use of Tonoline Tablets atria
Ilon has been busy sorting it rtnrlI ,
f: l
Boarders watch Sentinel Want. Ads American Proprietary
selzesl , Man.
In, nu 1mm”... of raising it“ 1...“. of Ttnolinc Tablets. for building up oft
lt acted i
Imore like a miracle than a medicine, "
said a well- known gentleman yester-
day in speaking of the revolution that
had taken place in his condition, “I
began to think that there was nothing
on earth that could make me fat. i.
tried tonlcs digestives. heaVy eating.
diets. milk. beer and almost every-V
thing else you could think of
Any man or woman who
can recover normal
is thin
weight by the
I have been thin for years and be-
Finally I read about
remarkable processes brought
decided to trythem myself, Well,
then I look at myself in the mirror
now. I think it is somebody else. ,_I,
have put on just forty pounds during
the last forty days and never felt
I stronger
l ’l‘onoline Tabs are a powerful inducIl
tel‘ to nutrition. increases cell-growth,
Itood. increases the number of blood-
corpuscles and as u ucrcraary result
builds tip muscles. and solid licaiihyl
li’lll't; i
(i'all ncter appeal‘t
flesh. and rounds out the.
Mr women who '
sttlisb in anyihlng tlIcII In .Ll bIrtiVusVe
of their thinness this rcmurknhlc'
[treatment may p we 0. rerel at: on. it
is a l-oauty maker as well as a form
builder and nerve stremrtbencr
l'l‘on'cline Tabs cost $1 for a Sodays'
ltreatment. at drugztsts, or mailed by
0.0.. llostdfl.‘
mud. m
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'of one egg, one. Quilllli of sugar,
‘large apple grated. and one teaspoon
‘ful of vanilla.
" . llii All or ittssitt‘
§muflin tins in a quick own-I
13.». m. c ...~ Email“.
ODE
Beat 10 minutes, and
pile on to the hot gingerbread
Dresden Oysters.
Chop two dozen large oysters with
‘a tablespooui'ul of melted butter, an
unbeaten egg, one third the bulk or
bread crumbs. a tablespoonl'ul of par-
slcy. and a little onion juice if liked.
Season with salt and paprika, form
into balls, and bake it) or III minutes
in a hot oven, until the outside is well
browned. Serve on half oyster shells
leth a parsley garnish.
Yorkshire Bucks.
Twelve slices of .anad, toasted
brown; on top of each slice place a
square piece of cheese, and on top of
the cheese place a thin slice of bacon,
sprinkle with a little paprika. Put
the slices of toasted bread in a drip-
ping pan, and pour over it weakened
vinegar, just enough to moisten the
toast. Place it in the oven tintil the
cheese is melted. it is delicious for
luncheon. and this quantity will serve
, six people.
Bean Muffins,
This is a novel recipe. and one
which has proved to be excellent. The
iingredients are one cupiul of mashed
. beans (baked). onc egg, one cupl’ul of
flour. and one half cupinl of lndian
meal, one teaspoonlul of halting pow
tier and a (Iupful of milk. with half a
chpt‘ul of sugar and one small spoon-
,ful of salt.
cook
Al Di ltcr‘s
llcut well and
Magazine.
—LlFE INSURANCE REFUSED.
Ever notice how Ilosely life insur
ance examiners look for symptoms of
kidney diseases? They do so because
’weakeucd kidney swim to many forms
of dreadful life shortening afflictions.
if you have. any stmptoms like pain
in the huch freq -.nt scan“ or pain
ful action, tired- eellng. aches andI
pains. get Foley Klducv Pills today
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
: In Us. For Over 30 Years
Always hours
the
Signature of
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alone. lend to
other
Costume HIM—”c.
DONNELLY’S
”WM
in-
ccrtuin chic and style so much
dcsircd by all good dressers.
That is the reason
why all first-class
dressmakers use
them.
if you have never
used a
Pictorial
Review
Pattern
Try one just to con-
vtnce you of their
superiority over any
February Styles
now on sale
also-the
Winter
Fashion Book
mum
minim times
All sum ttow
Rolling Cake.
Before rolling a jelly cake up, damp-
en a napkin with warm water, wring
dry and then cover with a sheet of
paraffin paper. Turn the cake on this
paper and roll quickly. The cake is
not as apt to break as itnis roiled. .
Philadelphia North American.
Cotton gloves to wear in doing
housework are coaler and better in
every way than old kid gloves. it
bought especially for this purpose. get
a size larger than usually worn.
Even potato parlngs have a use.
Dried, they make excellent firelight-
ers. and thereby save wood. Boiled.
and mixed with barley, they make an
excellent morning meal tor poultry.
To keep curtains from blowing out
of the windows. conceal thin iron
washers in the items and corners. it
will make the curtains hang evenly
and without constant stirring in a
breeze.
A sponge in a porcelain umbrella
‘staud will keep the umbrellas TFODIV
striking tho bottom of the jar. whichl
is often broken in this way, and will
also absorb the rain water from a wet
umbrella.
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Never have the house dusled‘ heforcV
the hcnter has been shaken and ash I
cs tukcu out of the tirebov. for no:
matter how tight the floors may hi,
the dust will come through. and
tie op the furniture.
\\ lit-u cooking figs add half .I lemon
and it small stick of cinnamon.
act .
l Grated horseradish. mixed with lent
on juice . is hcttcr than mixed with
Ivlnegar.
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The soc rct of boiling rice is to ptith
it into plenty of boiling water at theVI
start,
Always shrink and set the color in
.htic of chlldreu' s dresses before malt
iing them up_
u
your dress that
pattern.
Costume GUM—15¢.
O. B. Jackson
Optician
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Every. thing in the Optical Line
.. examined Free
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NORWALK ‘
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liar local and
: on satin la tiscd to dcvclop the model.
, idv- “mums-l— -, Jew. 1.. ‘1.“
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(82in sided/cal .‘v
flame Drefr/Vld/(ingV ’
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Prepand Especially For This Newspaper
by Pictorial Review
A DANCING SKIRT.
fabric is more cloudy,
looking.
more ethereal
Nor is there a matcrial lit-tier
adapted to lll(‘ tit-rs of finuncing which
make up the skirt of many a crczttion.
Medium size requires 5% yards 36-
inch or 4% yards 54—inch material to
makc, with 2% yards 36-inch taffeta or
satin for the foundation.
As illustratcd. the skirt is just the
fashionable length for dancing. It may
be shortened. however, when cutting.
but taking off the lower cdgcs of gown
and fiounccs on small "a" perforations.
Satin makcs u softer foundation than
CONSTRucrION GUIDE 59”
W'El VLMCE c
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LOVA Ll ".de If
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Pal-ll“ )0. IDL
taffeta. First join the wires as indicat-
eti, leaving left side edges free above
lurgc "0" perforation in front gore for
opuningV l’lcttt, bring foldt d cdge to
small ‘ '-ptrforatlons and press.
SlashU upper tiouncc fo the
the ccntcr- front on small “o
[tons for placket;
left of
”perfora-
thcn close seams of
flounces. Gather 11,2 inches front up-
per edges. Adjust on skirt. centers
t-von; stitch gathers along crossllnea of
small "0" perforations in skirt, large
"0" perforations in, lower ilounce and
line of small "o" perforations in upper
ilounca at side seam. Adjust a web-
binir or a straight strip of canvas 2
inches wide to position underneath up-
per edge of skirt for a stay; stitch up-
pcr edges together.
This ticsign looks well in hortlcrcd
nzzitcrinls also, 3% yards 28 flit hrs dccp
bring rcttllil‘t‘d for the purpose.
Silas 21, 22. 24, 2G. 25’, 30 and 3‘2 inch-
Graccful shirt for dancing or for
bridestnuids' usc. Tulle superimposed
For the dancing girl or the hrldcs-
muit‘l this shirt is equally :ipproprliitc.
It looks lovcly in tullc. than which no
Pictorial Review piitlcrn No. billl.
es waist. Price, 16 cents.
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Read THE SENTlNEl. Every Day,
General News. ,_
The City National Bank
Accounts oi Women
'l‘llis Batik pays particular attention to tho accounts of women.
Housckccpcrs und othcrs who ltuvc Iltc handling of tlicir own lilvln-
ciul affairs should Imvc an account ht‘l'l‘ and pay all bills by clicck. thus
reccivlng o‘rccclpt for all dishurs cmcnts.
a.
SYSTEEM. too, often pmduccs surprising rcsults—wc infill? .Wm‘ a“
count. large or small.
*--Y0ur Attentionis.
EXCEPTIONAL FINANCIAL STABILITY
EXCELLENT FACILITIES
PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
Are the factors which have made this institution what it_is today I
THE OLDEST BANK lN NORWALK. I.
Fairfield. County - National Bank,
it will Pay You to investigate our courses
Merrill Col age "
South Norwalk.
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Stamford. Port Chester.
m 0H lll at
mt anon; to :all8 a wet tchfiihea 4:132; farm'léfifiw 333%!1“ 0932?; doth I.
'MWE” “Damn; dCI:{.h.m‘ In Main. akcl a yard of cheese cloth lino best and cheapest
-0nc absolutely preventumtortunlsh on all metal surfacesindonra and out.
WMmerous/m sample and the Dictionary chines-mt
fifwmmmumaé? bouzlseuu tgco (1 gr. .25c (3 u). fillets“. X
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