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Whipped Potatoes.
Boil and mash, add a little milk and
butter and whip iive minutes with an
egg heater. Pile as light as possible
and dot with pieces of butter.
Waffles.
lSift together four cups of iloul‘, a
teaspoon oi” sugar, two teaspoons oi
baking powder and a third of a cup of
butter. Add three beaten eggs and
milk enough to make a tliill batter.
l‘ook on hot waffle irons.
Sago Soup.
Soak half an hour two tablespoons
of sago in a cup of water, add a little
more water and boil until the sago is
clear. Then add a cup and a half of
hot milk. season and cook one minute
longer,
Mashed Potatoes.
lloil with the skins on and when
It alder necl and mash with a little hot
milk, butter, pepper and salt.
Cracker Pudding.
Boll three crackers broken
Pour over two cups ot‘ boiling milk,
three tablespoons of sugar, the yolks
of two eggs, and a little salt. Turn
into a Ibaking dish and bake half an
hour. Beat the whites of the eggs
slimy, add a tablespoon of sugar, drop
by spoonfuls and brown ill the oven.
Creamed Beef on TOact.
l'loil a cup of shredded driod beef
with a little butter and water one
:rrluute. Add a cup and a half of milk
in which a tablespoon of doth- has
been dissolved and boil onooniinuto
longer. Serve on rounds of buttered
was:
‘ Currant Cheese Salad.
Cream together a small cream
cheese, a tablespoon ohhntter and I.
teaspoon of dissolved currant jelly.
Serve on lettuce With a sharp French
dressing.
Banana Pudding.
Boil two cups of milk, add the yolks
of two eggs, and a tablespoon of dis-
MEETING FOR BELGIAN RELIEF.
NEW HAVEN, t‘oun. Feb. 10.-.\
call for a state ill-acting to be held ill
this city on February 16 at H a. in, to
fionsider the organization of a slate.
Belgian rcliot‘ association in lionnec.
tidnt, was issued by "driller (iovcrnor
Simeon B. Baldwin ycstcrday. as
chairman of a spe’dkl committoe nam.
ed by the New Haven Chamber of
Commerce to take up the matter, The
call is signed by Mr. Baldwin. illlrton
Mansfield. Henry ll.
M. Ullman, and Eli Whitney, and is
approved by a number of prominent
men of the state including former
President William ll. Taft.
_ Governor Frank B, Weeks, Rear Ad—
miral .W. S. Cowles (retired), Farm-'
)ngton; William Douglas Mackenzie.
hury; former Judge Morris B. Beard-
sley. of Bridgeport; E. Kent Hubbard. .
A. .
Jii, of Middletown. and William
Aiken. of Norwich.
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HELD-Ill“ IN MERIDEN
Morlden. li‘eb. ,s.--1-Helrl up at the
point of revolvers by three unknown
Italians. Giovanni imp-alto, a saloon-
keeper in the italian quarter, was
compelled to part ‘ with
person and :5 in his”, cash box, just
‘beforc 11 o'clock last. night. The vis-
itors entered about 81.9.55 and called
for drinks. At it o'clock the propriet—
or told them tn leave hocausc. of (:InS'
ing time. They immcdintely leveled
their guns at him. took his money
and disamlearE-Ai,
E. T. mutual I’UBLIMII’S
TEX’I‘ISOQK 0N FORESTRY
E. T. Clark. blieff. ‘07. and forestry
’08,~has brought out a publication of l ernor Holcomb has appointed the fol.
‘ interest to students of l‘crestry culled lowing commission to investigate thol attention called
Mrnsumuoni" -advisability of consolidating certainlpills, I procured
istate boards and commissions and to
“Exercises in Forest
Mr. Clark, of Woodm‘itlgc boyhls a3-
sistant professor of forestry at the un—
iversity of the state Washington.
Chas. E..Clark, has announced 'in
connection with Judge lhomeland
and Harrison Hewitt on (‘uunccticut
:fimhte Practice. .
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32mm WANT A0:
are performing services for hundreds :Carmalt. New Haven; bowls Sperry. Dunn’s-Kidney Pills—the same thatlpneumonja.
~of Nor-walkers every 'dar. Are you rSouth Windsoryiamea E. ~Wheelor, Mrs. Seymour» had.
using them:
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3solv’cd cornstarch. lloil until thick.
laud set ill the oven to brown
Cream of Carrot Soup.
l/‘ry brown in a little butter Your car»
rots rut in small pieces. two potatoes
and a ring of onion. Boil in four
cups of water until soft and mash
thlough a sieve. Return to the fire,
add a tablespoon of sugar, salt and
pepper and two cups of milk.
on with a tablespoon of flour dissolv-
cd in a little cold water,
Fig Filling.
(irind a pound of figs. add two ta-
lblt'sgitlinllltlls of sugar and a oupi‘ul of:
water, cook until smooth, then add the
juice of one lemon, beat well
whcn cold spread on layers of cake.
Maple Cream Filling.
(‘ook together a cuptul of maple
sugar, a halt cupful of milk and
tablespoonl‘ul of butter together tor
eight ininutcs or when it makes a
soft bail in cold water. Take from
tllc beat and stir until smooth, but
put on the cake before it becomes set.
Should it become too hard. add a few
drops of milk or hold the. saucepan
ovcr hot water for a few minutes.
This makes a nice frosting as well as
a good filling,
tine. cupful of sour cream. a cupt'ul
of sugar cooked until thick and a cup- .
{ul of hickory nut meats added, lnakfls
a most delicious cake filling.
W" "'1': IUJNOMIN \Tlfl).
'I'uv Ilntc Incrcnsc .\lull'I-i
tinilford t‘uuoos.
til'lth‘Hltll. Feb. 9. Altclnpt was
nilltlc lll>l cvcnlllg' to dolcni the pros.
cut wardcn, Arthur M. “'Illtc. for re-
llollllnution on the citizn-ns tit‘kul :tt
lllt‘ caucus. because: the tax rule of
Hip borough had been lllcl‘vuscd to 2"
mills. The attempt failed. hOVH-Vi'l‘,
land Mr. \‘l'llilc Willi tllc (-ntlrc. tickct.
‘;lr; Lpllowg. was llnllllllutctl.
'l.l.~.u.tt‘l>rsl\.- liuli. burnt-secs. c u.
lilull. it. H, Martin, E. ii. llutlcl'
onhn linnmhuu. F. C._,Hpcnccr, 1-2. .4.
lllilliilel't-lt-llll‘t‘l'. Morr‘cll Stone; bail.
ill", Walter J. l‘oltcr. ivsscasovr. ll .\.
lllllllllu. Il-‘lllllh' II. llorzlll.
Falls In
Inllllllllll tar collcctor, A. ll. Somnlcr.
'l‘hc Iclli-rs \wrc l’nul tiriswold
.lfll'll‘ri Ii. Hubbard and A. ll. tiris‘
wold. Ml‘. Scwul‘d's progressive ul~
,llilull- toward llormlrzll llupruvt-lllcllts,
cltt-ll :tH t‘lI't‘lllt‘ lights and i‘tllll‘l‘t'li‘
‘ v:lll-'r~. seemed in find {mor with llic
as indicated in tho uvur»
vvliclmilil; tolr- to rollmniuatc turn for
tho nilivo llt‘ llollls.
v-Jlllt'lzs,
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Got a small pa‘ckuge of
Breast Tea. or as the German folks
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There are two of the loveliest colors
jimagillable in the new silks. The)
larc- liollc. rose and Elizabeth blue, the
llattcr probably named after the llcl-
‘gian queen, They are real French
. tones, such as one finds ill pictures of
Words XV. and \"l_ beauties. the pink
between an old rose and the strong
'l’rench pink, and the blue bctweeii a
Flemish and an old blue.
F‘aillos. plain. striped. pencil check.
ed and satin brocaded: tatfetas oi ditty
t’erent weights and finish, radlums.
pros do lrondres and channcuse are
the. fashionable weaves in silks seen
in the new imports. These weaves apo
pear in the wintcr silks, but tllc new
designs are so varied in character
irom the old that they have exery
appearance and charm of novelty.
ill the tallies there are wonderful
striped ofl'octs l'alllcs striped with
satin in wide one and a half and two
inch stripes; l'aillcs striped with. taf-
t‘cta. the joininus col cred by an eighth
of an inch satin stripc, a lid tallies with
moire grounds and satin polupadour
bunches of iloucrs.
The tam-tats as \ch| as the lollies
have pom'll striped checks and plaids
. ill three—quarter and one inch squares;
’l‘ail‘ctn ill cillil'on weights and in glnco
finish and also the kind that used to
be worn in grandmother's day arc all
in style. (Inc of the prettiest of the
tannins is tllc one. with polupadour
blurted clusters of flowers. 'l‘hcrc are
several tones and colors in the il0\\-_
crs. sot‘t pinks and blues.
These tntrctas um made up with the .,
Elizabeth bloc and thc Belle rose plain;
lotto thfl'clas. It you pill one at those
laiictas the} have \vllitt- ground work.
with a pink it lllukes the pink lll tllc
bunch of llowcrs stand out; it you but
tllc. .‘lullt‘ liovwrtd tai'i‘cta \\‘l[ll the
bluo tllc blue in tho dcsigu socllls to
stand out. This gin»: a now still“ of
color combination for drcsscs that
lends llsclt‘ wry tlil‘t'l) to thc ncw
llnlin: skirt slylcs with the plillllltll‘l
cichts and contrasting llttcd bodlrcs
\l‘usbablo with the ncw
l \vhoat yellow ground strllwd “ltll [it'lr
lpcrniint candy stripcs laululcr Elllt'll l
Ilmvm'd ‘
crcllcs
I’IHIIIINI'I‘S l’l‘lllrfl' SMOKING. l
'. "It cfiort tn l'l‘\|\l' :tIl Itllt'll'lll 'Illuc
ilutv" will In silluul .‘tI tllc silltc llollsc
tin ttnsion 'l‘llc coiniilllico on loan)
Hamburg :tfl‘uirs “ill consider it bill which will 1: Mars old.
prohibit lllt- smoking; in waiting
l'Oit‘llIN, parka. pluygniululs or in any
Forum-- ‘w‘ was-tut»—
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didly, though one would not think it
posstblc. 'I‘he l‘llllla silk also
the fine bright colored stripes.
Black and white diamond and strip
ed talletas have also stencil-like flow-
lla\tl
‘er clusters scattered at intervals over
their surface. A touch of color with
‘lhese silks when they are made into
dresses gives them an indescribabM will spin ”mum quire
chic.
Colors are quieter this season. Some
ot’ the new names of tllc French color
card are begonia, agate and lnajolica
red. bleu de France. indigo, and a luv
coder called orchldic, is cilpected to
be. a great favorite.
lln the rose tints just received from
a French manufacturer. ruse. vieux
rose, Belle rose, laurior, (Thine and
petale do rose; in the blue, gobelin,
glacier, anclen blue, outre lncr. ails de
cot-beau, mine de plomb. t‘oquillect red
and mastic yellow are very new, and
llindoo yellow. a Citron, There is also
aeroplane yellow, and wheat yellow
that replaces the sand colors.
SENTINEL WANT ADS
are pertorming services tor hundred
of Norwalkcrs every tiny Are you
using them!
entrust mu m1 '
.vn silt
Kept Her Locks Dark, Thick. Glossy,
With Sane Tea and 8ulphur.
When you darken your hair with
Sago Tea and Sulphur, no one can tell,
because it‘s done so naturally. so
evenly. Preparing this mixture.
though, at home is inussy and trou‘
blesomo. For no cents you can buy at
any drug store the. retuiy-touso toni<'
culled “Wyeth‘s Sage and Sulphur
Compound." You just dampen a
sponge or soft brush .with it. and draw
this through. your ligir, taking ouc
small strand at a limo. lly inorllillu
nll‘ gray hair disappears, and alter
anothcr application or two, your hair
bccomcs beaul‘llully darkened. glossy
and luxuriant. You will also dis-"ov-
cr dandruff is gone and hair has stop
pod falling.
Gray. lulled llrlir, though no dlsv
grace. is a sien of old Jule. and as we
fill desire a youtht‘ul and attractive
appearance, get busy at once Willi
Wyeth's Slim? and Sulphur and look
years younger. '
(JIRI. I'll \\‘.‘\I \‘I‘IC.
liti‘r‘ SHOUT.“
.‘lci'ltlcu \‘unth “as Showing; Ilcwll‘
\cr to (‘Itlldrcn \\'IthI It I'nupctl
Mt't‘ltlt-ll. Full. 10.» llllsc I‘ctrlllli.
liltutzlllcl‘ of Nicholll
l‘cirolli. our shot {Hill probably fut-
injurod this :lt'tcrnoon by John
‘(all it. “Hamburger Brust Thee," at -,,,,,., M n hm“, ”W." m ,1“. NM“. 0,. ‘Wlmnm 1:: Hum “m, u pl;i.\x.,:,.,._
lolly pharmacy.
lot‘ the tea, put a cup of boiling water
‘Iupon it. pour through a sieve. and
drink a teacup full at any time. it is
the most olfoctivc will to break a, cold
and cure grip, as it opens the pores.
‘ relieving congestion. Also loosens the
‘ bowels. thus breaking amid at once.
it is inexpensive and entircly vege-
5table, therefore harmless.
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JOHN TIMKO DEATH
MYSTERY DEEPFES
; (‘oursc Taken by Bullet Throws
Doubt on Suicide Theory
"dilate Police at Work.
The mystery regarding the death
,of John 'I‘imko, the aged storekeopor
:who was shot with a .22 cal. rifle
at his store on State street extension.
Fairfiold. Sunday, only deepens as a
.rusult oi‘ the. autopsy performed on"
itlm body yestorday afternoon by
lMedical Examiner S. M. Garlick.
. In his autopsy Dr. arlick found
that the bullet which killed the man
lpassed through the back of his head.
catering at a point back of the loft
lean. and thking. a downward and
iforwnrd course until it lodged in the
{tissues of the neck, below" the ITI'JII'S
‘riuht jawbone.
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,cousoquTlou COMMITTEE AP-lhouse, ,sluirp lwinges darted through jthat
me. The kidney secretions also both-1
roman,
HART-WORD. C'onn., . Feb. 10,—Gov-
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Mr. Clark's book handy preceded it. . Howell vllheney, State BORN) 0f Edu-
law «publication that. his. brother. lention; Dr. K. K. Root, state Board of edy with satistactory results. I take
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if Dinner, Bridgeport;
leproasnmivo. Windham? D. L. Vail,
Senator
i Representative, Winchester;
:ccmcyllncc, says a llostoll dispatch.
[For n third ”Hence a fine of not less
‘lllnn 52.3 and imprslmnmcn: for not
.less than ton days is mentioned.
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.acl brim,v the best rcSuIts. .
IIIIWllWAIlII GBIIIISE .
FAST BEING REALIzED av SOUTH
NORWALK PEOPLE.
A‘little backache at first. .
Dally increasing ’tlll the back is‘.
‘lame and weak. l
1 Urinary disorders may quickly fol-
low; . 1
, Dropsy and often Bright's disease;
This frequently is the downwardi
course of kidney ills. .;
Don't take this course. Follow the‘
advice of a South Norwalk citizen. l
MTB.‘ R. G. Seymour, 39 Franklinl
street, South Norwalk. says: “I had:
a constant, dull pain in the small ofl
my back and sides, accompanied by1
weakness through my loins. Whon‘
E was doing. my work about the;
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lneeded a kidney medicine. Having myf
to Doan's Kidney;
a supply at Plaisted‘s l
= Drug Store. it did not take them long?
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other people who have used this rem- l up the system.
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garding Dean's Kidney Pills."
Price 50o. at all dealers. Don't
Tali? 8 Iflblefllwonfmlupon the common l-arts of a public who was showing llul‘ and some of
pluynlallvs :t Its-callbrc I‘l“
\olvcr, which IH- llilll found in the
llousc. ’l‘hc lllllll‘l cutcrcll ilosc‘s lcl‘i
lvrcnst and plr'l‘t'cd tllc lung. ’l‘llv- lull.
IlIH ot llt r
who is held lI\' tllc pullcc. is lltc
son of ticorlzc I'ullnllu, a saloon-
kccpcr at li‘ufl Splingxiulc Avcnuc,
who was llt‘ld up by three int-ll with
rc\'l.il\'crs last night and robbcll.
JAMES ('. I“.\I{(-‘U DE“).
New York, PM. 9.” Juulos Couudcl
Fargo. n piollccr in tlic cxpross luns— .
iness in this country, died last ni.‘.lll .
at his home licrc, lie was hit
old.
ycal‘s
Coughs,
Those dreadful cows that fairly tering the walls with artistic wall pa~
threaten life, there is one remedy
that will bringr quick relief. and
EMULSION,
years this medicine was used ex~
clusively by physicians. but it is
now obtainable at all drug stores
If you are afflicted with cough or
cold it will certainly relieve you
of it. and at the same time build
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Even bronchitis, that most (lis‘
,Health; George E. Hill, County Health’ pleasure in continuing the publiclrchsing and dreaded of coughs,
E. 9- Cheflbl‘mlslatemtnt I save slime years ago re-lgives way to thegreat healing in-
lEmulsion, and ‘it' relieves the,
lflucnces
of Kerr's Flax—Seed
l L. E. Whitbn. New London; Dr. W. H. 3 simply ask for a kidney remedy—getllungs of congestious and prevents
I New Haven.
00., Props., Buflalo, N. Y.
Foster-Million: Tellgfi ,
: Three sizes—25c, 500." $100-
Try it. it is such a
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lithium now,
When boiled and unbolled crgr‘ sci
milled, spill lllL‘lll, and the boiled cut-ls
last, while
those which have not been cooked,
will hardly Spill around once.
llardrboiled eggs should be plunged .
into cold water as soon as they are 4
removed from tbc saucepan. This,
prevents a dark l‘illL‘, lrolu appearing
round the yolk.
Ill broiling meat is a gas stove. it is
best to start the light ill the oven at .
least five minutes before the meat is ll
put in. so that the heat will be sulli'cit-nt if
to begin cooking the mcat at once. asl
beef or lamb becomes tough if it does
not cook quickly.
l’clls, beans and lentils arc rlttllcl‘v
ill iicsb building material titan an)”
other vegetable. and may be used ill'
place of meat. Lentils are more.
easily digested than either peas or;
ill-ans, .
l'sc a bit (it \vllitc paper to test all
oven, it" it turns brown. tllc oven is
too hot
if cups are stained. wash them.
quickly in water containing a litllfl‘l
vinegar and salt. L
.‘ non-l crullbcrry Htlli‘l".llfl‘i scctlcri
dates added to it.
quires lcss sugar
(ll «worse. it re~
Removing the outer leaves of thc
cabbage buforo boiling it will lessen.
the objections] odor. }
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When using washing soda be sure
to dissolve it thoroughly in the us»:
lot before the clothes are but ill as.
the soda is often liablc to cause iron
lllold.
When \vusllillk‘ .lap r'llli blouses. a. slum“ "It.“ llt‘l‘lol'nlliun. int Fill: 11‘"
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tcaapoolllul oi methylated NDII‘lI, all ‘ , H”: d ‘hj‘r, ,. ‘.. n .. ‘,.,,'_. ,, y
. _ . . . I’lltti' mic-rill covert rlnlll still, Ica‘ t‘élf‘llli. II‘ I l l' III‘S-‘v -"‘ 4‘ ill” ll
(ind to two pints of \\'lill'l‘. gives Just luring the Sm“ jacket. The skirt is ”Hubs 1,, shrunken out. but I)”.
tllo stlillciollt stillness required. and in“ and circular in 0mm”. should h.- dam. h; .. tiers .n of upon.
saws \‘llll‘t‘lllllli or ll‘tlllllll: \vlicll too - "*— ,_. ‘ ' “IV“-
“14 Putty colurcd covclt cloth is llr'l'lI to 'l‘llc will mu) IN‘ l‘lllr'bw! l r ...z~.-r-.
Intake this stylish tailorcll costume for sumd with the mililr, or w :H'i‘vll- will?
“.1 l . ~ It tll ”lines and small women. 'l‘llc front and colloi- of llil"ll mm b» \\-l‘lt.
lcn mncllnuu: so or ill lua-
icrinl, tllc tcnsion of tho machine, Pictorial Ht‘\lt‘\\' Jul-km No. uoSi. Slzcs H, l6,-ls null "it www l'-llr. ..
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”“0“” b‘ “""w'md' WWW” ‘h‘ skirt No. (.978. stars ll. 16. is and in our; l‘- . . . ..,.
fabric will loosened, otherwise lll(‘,
llll‘l’lC will pucker. .-\ tighter tension; ~m~v --—-» r—-»--—v » —. -
is necessary for heavier and thicker
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materials. ‘ “‘““ '“ ' "“' "_“’"‘"*’ '“ ”T”
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The case into which to slip the still : ___....._- Y our Attentlon__ . __..
or gown when not ill use. should “(‘l W .__.__. ~ ~
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made of two widths ol‘ cambric a tl'i- ,
lie under than a hanger and ot' the; EXCEPTIONAL FINANCIAL STABILITY -
required length. The opening should“
be about twelve inches from tllc hallg- l
he width oi the bag. Al-l
low suflicient room for buttonillk.
Such a covering protects the gun
thoroughly from the dust.
These cases can be made ill elaborate
materials for gifts.
A'cozv HOME.
.may be made even more cozy by cov-
per' in perfectly blended colors. We
are showing some exquisite designs tor
every room in‘ the home. We shall he
pies. . Perhaps we may be able to offer
suggestions. We’re always willing.
The Gorham Co.
10 FIRST 57., EAST NORWAL‘K.
Tel. 452.
For Up-to-date Service Call
Fred H. Gunung.
Funeral Director and Embuimel
Office and Haldane.
Telephonu 904.
. 84 80,.Maln Btu Bo. Not-walk.
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SHORT JACKET 0F QUAINT DESIGN.
BRAIDING
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irtlll ht'll arc Hit in one piece, \\llilc the
bat-ll ls stitcllr-d to tllc sides in r‘u« II a.
wry that it has llll' effort of All! zip-
pllt'tl panel. Narrow silk brand is usul
to trim tllc front and cuffs. ’l‘llc HI-
tirc costlllllc calls for 3‘2 yards of 34—
llli'll Illfllt‘l‘lill. If the coat is lined, 2
yards of 36-inch satin will he llcttlcti.
’l‘wo styles of slecve may be used
the lullu'. closc-fittlng cont slccvc lllllrv-
lrutcd. or tllrec-qual-tcrs lcllgth_ iiliisb-
ed ill tlarc effect and plainly hemmed
As the iirst stcp ill the development
of Illt‘ jacket. Julll side front and Slil.’
back as notcllcrl. I’rcss opcll r-llma
t'ill‘citllty, but do not strctcll Illt'lll m
tllc npcratiou. Following the pct-torn—
lions, turn under the edges of the front
and buck. To the side front Ilalstc tllu
front. overlapping the cdgt-s so tlutt
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tllcv I‘iill he »lltrlll-d lltI\\Il clnsclv.
Now hip the buck to tllc sides, letting
the ionic] curltlnuc liclmv the belt itfl
tar as the hips. tflosc the shoulder
sushi and sen collar to llcck edge as
ll"l(llt‘d. lf lurcfcrrrd. satin or a con-
trusting mutcrial may bl- list-d for an
inlaid collar. This is rut tllc shape of
the regular collur. only a little narrow-
er, then stitched clnscly down upon
the nmtcrlul, so that the cdgc of tho
cullur supplies the finish.
For tllc plain slcol c. closv the scam us
notched; tllcn sctv up lllt‘ cull" N‘lllll to
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