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Chocolate Frosting.
(Made without cookittgt. Melt two
squares of Uilswct‘té‘ned cltoeolate in
small saucepan over boiling water on
range. Add one. teaspoouful of but
ter, and three table-spoonfuls of boil.
tug water, and stir until smootlr Res
move from range and add confection-
er's tuot powderedi sugar tintil the
mixture is of the right consistency to
spread; then flavor with oneriourttt
teaspoont’ul' vanilla.
Cheese Delight.
To one cupiul of finely cut cheese
add one. cupi‘nl of dry bread crumbs.
one and onelntlf cupt‘uls of sweet
milk. otte beaten egg and a‘ little salt
.and pepper. llake iii a moderate
oven 30 minutes and serve very ltot.
Meat Loaf.
'l‘w'o pounds round steak put
through liit‘ irr‘ndcr. livi- crackers
y tutii‘ one cup milk, butter size. of
t -g. one egg, little pepper and salt.
'liake in a bread tilt slowly two
hours.
Cabbage, Celery Salad.
Have a fine and firm red t'aliliagoi
trim off all outside leaves, cut the
inner portion into squares and re-
move the stalks. Ctit the rest into
fine shreds and add to it in the salad
their] a head of celery cut into tttcti
pieces.
Make a dressing: by beating one
9.2:. stirring ittto it gradually a tu-
blespoon of salad oil, a tablespoon of
red wiite vinegar, 3 pinch of sugar
and mustard. salt and pepper. l’otir
oycr the cabbage and celery. garnish
with slim-i! altcrkins anti capers. .\
giatini; of cheese adds to tltis.
‘w' ‘ “M . em. on: 1-“
fpudding mold tltiec hours,
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Mike
with
Ul‘
one and Ullt’rliktll' hours Serve
i'i't‘iliit)‘ bullt't’.
Orange Marmalade.
ilet'ipe for six glasses 'l‘hot'ougth'
clean two small oranges and one-half
a large lemon. Slice as titiit as you
can. take out pits iit cctitei‘. Pour
over the fruit .3 ll: tumblers of water
and let stand 24 hours lloil slowly
one ‘ hour. then add two pounds oi
granulated sugar and set away tor :4
hours more. Then boil till
l’ut ltl glasses and cotor with parailin.
it je‘iS‘
Almond Cookies.
\‘oiks of six eggs. one and
half i‘upt‘uis of sugar. titrceuuartcrs
of a i'uptui of butter. one cupt'ui ot
almonds chopped; one tablespoonlul
of cinnamon. three cupiuis ot' ilotir.
iteat well, drop small spoonfuls on a
\tt'iigicased pull and bake lightly.
011E"
Cider Mincemeat.
.\iix together three pints of chopped
and pared apples and llll‘t’t' pints ot
chopped green tomatoes lind drain
thoroughly. Add t'onr cupl‘iils of brown
sugar. halt a cupt'ul of woman
large t'tlpt'tti of boiled cidt-r. illl‘i‘t’ clip
this ot’ set-tied raisins, three teaspoon
this of ground one tea
spoonful grouml cloves. two
spoonfuls of salt and thrceqtmrtcrs
of it teaspoontul each of ground mace
and allspit-o. Place the ingredients
one
cinuittiton.
oi" lt‘u-
when well mixed iii a large itettli‘.
bring gradually to the boiling point
and simmer for three hours. .\iid
three quarters of a t'ttliitll of butter,
stir ttiitil the butter is dissolved and
turn into glass jars,
Croquettes of Chopped Chicken.
ingredients line and tiii‘cctonrtlls‘
cups ‘lltllillml cold chiciti‘ii, (illt‘ fourth
one teaspoon
iiiieiy
tt-ttslltitill
teaspoon celery stilt.
lemon juice. one teaspooitt'iil
one half
suit. dash of pepper. lite tit-ops oi otr
"lllll'pitl parsley.
ion jlllt‘t'. one cup thick while matte.
SUGGESTIONS Aiiiiii
iiii iii if DRESSiiii‘i
-._——‘-l—
Quaint Modes Attractive for the Win-
ter Girl.
old fashioned inaidi-it'
ot‘ the midwittter sea
son, iii an adorable t'rocit made with
tall ti-iiicd skirt which starts from an
Empire t't'lilcd waist line.‘ she is a re
illltd ot the icinininc figure which pro
: tailed itt our grandmother's days. She
is quaint, oldi'ashioncd. picturesque
a satoriiil delight to the eye.
llit‘
.~Liiii is the hit
i-Lnter
After all. is there any tnsltion which
is more generally becoming to women
titan the Empire mode. which
made famous by the lines of long ago?
So simple are the lines of the tasiiion
that they do not detract from
beauty of a young lignrc. so quaint is
was
”H”
the short waist that it adds youtiii‘ttl
The little short
pulled siecyes, showing almost the en
ness to the wearer
tire expanse of the arms. are another
picturesque point of this fashion
'liioiigii the toil skirted. lllilll waist
it
only generally- be timing to the. ynuns'
and thiii of l.l‘i the woman
lit'r tirst whose tignrc
shows this iiict. tight shy ol' the old
cti truck is generally lit-coining. in‘
tirnrc.
past youth,
fashioned gown. it will show up all
her defects. accentuate her bad points
ridiculous iii
ltut for the young girl
and lllilltt' her gem-tally
tippcnt‘itnce
site for whom all fashions scent to bo
lit’l' this
tlt'SlKllt'tl . lt‘i' style is :tltii
n-tltcr ndotahlc. it oiiugs oitt till llt‘l’
y'illilliéttlllt’ss'. eoyi-rs up illl\ lurk in
itirics she may hate. gives llt‘i‘ it
piquunt. oldt'uhittoncd look that is it'.
l't‘\l5l.iitl\ cliiirtnuig
‘(itli this mode she wears hi‘t‘ ltitii'
drawn high to illi' eriiwn oi Iii'r lti'ait.
illt'l‘p :ii'i'ttnpcd iii ti Lime. so’t knot.
with perhaps a low cut is escaping just
her ears tlltt' such no it
:iliiitt soon
was dcicloped Ill pink lililt‘lll with it
"no
iotttpietcly oustid. t)ne l'atous tnodiste
pleads guilty to the tttaktng tiiis yi'ar
'ot' finances and many frills not it lew
“clinging gowns in cloth of cold or sit.
ver ti material which does tioi ii itti it
self fullness of drapery. Some
women consider it gown of this order
to wardrobe and or»
der almost the same model with tiny
lo
necessary their
few alterations year ill and .Whr out
the
close tilting gown vui almost on pi'iu
res lines, witich the fluffy. t'uli skirts
can neyer attain.
As Petticoats Return.
Petticoats made of pique.
‘i‘hcre is something regal about
button
holcii in big scallops about the item.
are durable and serviteuble. They
are not transparent. and that is one of
the things that commend tor
practical wear.
Quite the opposite of the pique pet
ttcoai is that of net
embroidered
them
it is often httttd
cdgt‘.
made
tip oi dots and sprays of leayes above
the scallop. I
The dancing
made with a slash iii cath side‘ This
with a scalloped
and some coiiyentionai design
pctticozit i~ usually
arrangement insures trot-(loin. without
which it is impossible nowadays to
dance. The lower cdg'c of the front
litit'it til petticoiit t‘i'aily
sections rounded into
it deep oval at the item. instituted to
llt’llll'i' along their long edges and
tilted or gathered utto the waist along
and the is
ftil‘ttit tl til I \\ ii
the narrow cdgt-s
To Prevent Cake from Burning.
\\ hen lititt‘lng it calo. plit‘t‘ a small
w : ems-s,
iiiiiiiiiii iiiiis
iii Stiiiiill itlitlil’:
When toiniiini-d with cheese. lll‘dl‘
til‘tilti. spaghetti tit‘ noodles is so per
t'et-t a flesh builder that it is the
equal tit meat 11:: it loud
Velvet FiHOwS.
When the velvet truck has real bed
its very last stage. and may no longer“
be steamed or draped. it still
serve a useful purpoe-ie to cover couch
may
pillows .\lany persons think that vef.
yet (it-t-tiraiiie purposes i:
not its iintii it is more than
half worn. and instead of paying large
prices for "antique“ [times of the in-
the extra sums asked for the
for house
at best
lirlt’ or
velvet which has been made "old" by
the tirtttices of commerce the liUllSi‘ .
wife. with an eye to artistry iii house
decoration may use up her old vtlvet
trucks to advantage.
li‘or tlilll‘ll pillows. small table coy
ors. iii-sits pails. tiiiile mitts to go lultli‘l‘
littnps. portfolio coyei's. t‘lt‘. the old
\t‘l\'t‘l is pei'liictiy satisfactory. liven
when only cotni'ttriitiyeiy' small piece»;
i,..
the
seams voteicd with narrow gold brunt
or tiny- bands of satin \\’iiiic the
dark colored \elicts. wine. dark blue.
are usual
for
Illi‘
are good enough to use lili‘y' may
sewed together in strips and
durit green. dark vioii l. (iti'.
13- round: red more
fittings. black
nionioni quite its desirable
alt rnct in-
house wind is at
The pm.
N“ “f “M”. ”H m" "'l’ W” ‘7”, 1““ I'ill passion t'oi tin"- :tci-entuiition oi
mp” 1“ ”WM” [NH-””13“, tlit- bittcl. note in house furnishing.
“N titziltes the black \elvet t‘lill’ll citsit
Use for LefLOver RiCc. . ions. table tnut. eti'.. t‘lllll‘l‘l.‘ :uiit‘
\\‘liin ‘l have leit tilt‘i' l'lt‘t', l till}: able.
with H “m“ butter, "‘“W‘ “”H‘ "”‘l Naturally the ltlzit'lt inuteriitl cannot
”0”“ ”“d “5“ hie "“““"“‘l""5- in- used lll \t'i‘_\ lurae piiici-s without‘
For a man as use towels- worked \\lllt
lhrt-i- liii‘izi‘ letters art» wry
int:
good loolt‘
‘I. .. . Honeycomb Pudding. Mix lilo ingredients iii the order toiii'it oi white lilt't' introduced iii the emu"... “m.” h”... ”m... ....,..,...
Beat together one-half cup of sugar given (‘hill the mixture. l-‘ortn mto diminniitii bodice
and one-cup molasses. and one. and tit-slrtll'lv shapes iot- trying and cure Those in whom this lili‘turcsilnc . , .. J t~‘
' » m . . N"\‘i!.“.? . .. .
one-half cults tlottr. llent out-half lilll.‘ (Kr; and crumb them. lest ill“ llit'tlt‘ is iii no way rll‘ili'ii lii‘i‘il it'll ii“ “721}? ili’l‘iiii’stkii ”if”
.‘('up of milk and otteltitil' run of hilt- itit with a bread t-nlic, if it lirowi s spnir 'l'lierseusiiii shows ill. ttly it? {flufflfigbgfi‘l‘Jnfi'ml-‘f’h't"I
ter. then add one teaspoon of soda. ‘in in st mills. put in llli' l‘t‘tt‘ill"“"-‘ “1"” “3““ it til‘iiil \-il’“‘l." Wt"! ill' tliltliwhltiéii: Sil‘t‘t'it‘i‘ig it?»
(‘Utnbine the mixture and beat tltor- \\'oman's \\'orld. liiii'czit lii‘sitlto the [act that lull “LN”"l/t'l'it'i.~tilill.i)‘rlt‘t-‘L. t‘t
. . . . ' _ __._ - .- _‘ . .._ .. - .. . ~ . . l' norms?" a
ougltiy. Add tout yyeli tieutin eggs ‘ . ‘Ik‘H ”‘ ‘l-‘L'l‘h “ li-‘ill "”1 "” yclulinutmlsi5;u,Lalcit.Al-vayslielrlaiilo
and beat again. Steam iii a buttered inn-rim: lll ’lnt- sentinel tavor ill" ll‘.ltt skirt has itot l'i‘t‘“, SOLDBYDRUGGISISEVERWHERE
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IV] ".\1'icr six ltliiilllis from the date matter with the commission.
Service Bill
flow in Legislature
Plan for Duties of the Commission Are
outlined and Will Be Acted upon soon ence to his qualifications and ability
HARTFORD. Conn, Feb.
lion 1 01' the Civil Service Bill in the
Legislature piovides for five members
of the commission, the Governor to ap-
point two in addition to the present
three members, one to ltold office until
September 1. i916. and the other until
September 1. 1918, each to serve until
his successor is appointed and quali-
fled.
Section repeats the present pro-
' Visions for appointment of a commis-
sion of three members.
', Section 3 provides for manner of fit-
‘ titre appointments of commissioners.
Section 4 amends the present law as
-to scope of the merit system. it
reads; “The (‘ivil Service of the State
[1113" be divided into the unclassified
gurvlce. the exempt service, and the
Ldasslfled service. The unclassified
service shall not be subject to any ot‘
the provisions of this act.‘and shall in.
' 'clude the following classes: Any ot-
Iolal elected by popular vote; and
during the ‘.crm of om”: (it said oflicial
”ud'éiilpioy'es iii the department un-
r)
a
term as such utt‘tcial may designate in
I!!! manner specified in Section 2!
.1 ,Ieml. all «Millers .tiipiriitrd 1., the
”Governor Milt or stilt-tut the advice
you twin-m tit htJfl'f or built branches
1‘ the General \EMmhi)‘ nit nfltwrs
god «Dolmen amino-d tr. wither ut-
Join mutation «at the ”carrot swap
”I.“ O. that!“ 0“", I" hoods»!
mun-nut iii the will“ downturn!
‘0‘ when or nonsmoking nod
been. Misti. I“ «mm as on
m in the militia. the but until-
thi—Scc‘ .
ants of the law department of the
state. appointees of the courts and
judges iliercof; teachers of teaching
forces; all otliciais of state and coitu-
ty institutions who are required to be
physicians; employes of commissions
and committees of the General Assem-
bly; all unskilled or common laborers
or domestics employed anti paid as
common or unskilled laborers or do-
mestics."
Section 5 permits the executive head
of a department to have exempted
from Ute provisions of the Civil Ser-
vice law. his first deputy or first 'as-
sistant. who is authorized by law to
serve in his place. one secretary or
clerk. and one private secretary. clerk
or stenograpltcr. whose employment
has been authorized by law, provided
written notice is given to the commis-
sion of desire for such exemption ot
assistant. secretary. clerk or stenogra-
plicr. in this section there is also this
provision: "There. may be included iii
the exempt sit-nice any department. or
sub division then-of, or group of cm-
ployes therein for whose appointment
a t'tvtl Service test may or mood in-
o-t'let-ttvv and all other ott‘t ers and po~
.ii'iuns tor the titling of \y'itrti compo
‘l'Hi‘ u. nonmnuwlitiyi- H‘nl‘ shall be
lutl'iil m‘ the Civil isomer.- t‘ommts
Him in he :tupruttltable. No nflicc 01"
poi-Mun stilll hu- ll the exempt wr-
ytcc. except a» hermit: llll‘lfirulw‘ pm
woo-d. uni-m l' u sw-ttirnfly now-d
in the fluctuation and" the rules.
on. the moon» tor mil-x mutt: «-
\\'l‘t'll this act takes cil’ect. no otllt-e or
position save as herein otherwise pro
\idod. shall be exempted exr-ept ttl'ti-r
public lit-airing by the commission.“
Set tion It sets forth that the purpose
of ilie act is to provide assurance that
tlll' selection and protitotioit ot' every
oiliciiil and einploye iii the classified
service shall be determined with refer-
to etlicicutly and satisfactorily per-
form the duties of his oilice or employ-
tttcnt.
Section 7 provides for formulating
rules by the commission.
. Section 5 amends the present law asl
to tests and sets forth among other.
things the following: “Such tests shall;
be practical in their character and re
late to those matters which will fairly:
disclose the ability of the persons test-i
ed to discharge the. duties of the posi-.
‘tions to which they ntay seek to be ap-.
pointed. and may include tests of men-
tal qualification. of physical qualities-1
tion and health and. when appropriiiite,1
of manual and technical skill. .\‘o qucs-L
tiott iii the test shall relate to polittf
cal or religious opinions or allilia:
tions."
The sections from 9 to 2] deal al-l'
most entirely with the administration,
of the law by the commission. i
Section it says any oiliciai elected
by popular vote in any time during his
term of oiiicc. may tile with the t‘ivii
Service t‘ointtii~- ion at notice setting
forth the policy to he pursued by hill"
in the appointment. promotion. reten-
tion. demotion. distiiissul. increase or
tlfl'rt‘na‘i' iii pay oi all or any number
at in» etnplnym H the department utt-
tic-r hint and rmtialtiinx a destrpltuu
n! lili pm tiritls tti hr afli‘t'Yi-d by .‘tIhl
3 Mn md “titty."
Svci 3’ states that when such no-
tire on dim-cities! in rim item ‘Jl is tiled.
the with“ iv-vnitvmid in tin- optic-i
Null be without the wank-Hun oi the
he, flhlw‘ u govern-d by mm 23.
in!!!“ «out he natal ”and, to .m ”N. am “grieved «notor- or
tbeustmmmdnflm
'thv the mm to on. with. on:
Section N reads. "The liovernnr,
on application to hint. therefor. may
at any time and for such period its he
may exempt from any of the
provisions of the t‘ivii Service law
any tit-partitit-nt, board.
employer or group of employee in the
classified service. provided when any
exemption is so made by the Governor
he shall make a record thereof. and
a copy shall be placed oti tile iii the
elect.
commission.
oftice of the (livil Service Commis-
.sion."
Section 35 provides that the act
shall take effect front its passage.
SAGE Mill SULPHUR
DABKENS BMW HAIR;
it's Grandmother's Reelpe to Restore
Color. Gloss and Thickness. I
Hair that loses its color and lustre
or when it fades. turns gray. dttll anti
lifeness. is caused by a lack of sul-‘
phur in the hair. Ottr grandmother1
made up a mixture of Sage Tea andI
Sulphur to keep her locks dark and
beautiful. and thousands of women!
and men who value that even color.|
that beautiful dark' shade of hair
which is so attractive. use only thisi
old-time recipe.
Nowadays we get this famous mix-i
turc by asking at any drug store for
a 50 cent bottle of "\Vyeth's Sage. and
Sulphur Compound." which darkens.
the hair so naturally. so evenly. that
nobody can possllily tell it has been
applied. lit-sides. it takes off dandrutt.
stops scalp itching and falling hair.
You just clamp-in it spouse or tiott
brush with it and draw this through
I time ity morning the stay hair dis
IDDWBI‘I; out what delights the ladies
with \t‘ycth‘s Son- and Sulphur is‘
that. besides beautltuli) darLeninxi
the heir utter a tour applications. it
also rrtnu buck the gloss and lum-
.ontl give: it on appearance at shim».
m
. ‘1‘..- I..-
creating a too sombre title 1. liiit win it
niailo up with gold braid :iuii fringed
or strapped
stilt it
looking covers
the wind to create rii it effects itt~ pit
tor the other intr-
post". it tili’
inc kitrotnitl of the cover against which
iii“) are appliqtii‘d small hriiziit color
with hands of Iii'iii‘ittii-d
ltliliit‘s‘ Mitt-inch :itttitctivo
Another way of nuinL’
coicrinizs
low or
ntcntioitetl. is to make
ed designs t‘ltl fioin brocade or figur-
t.l .titllll or \ci\t-t,
l‘ooti‘i-st p'llows may also be inittii-
o“ \t l\t‘l. 'i‘llt‘y generally ltiiye an ob
lltll'tl
their length
long it! tapestry. :i sinztlict‘. in
tiic ll‘tll‘". and ('til'l‘i's"
points with the chair or divait before.
tine would
siiiiposi- iii the square or obloit: ltii
which they are piaci‘d
lows that the seams would be in the
conventional places only. but very
charming ones are made win-re the
seams cross ~tbe face of the pillow.
'i‘liis tntist be doite iii an artistic man-
ner. the seams taking irregular direc-
tions aitti with sortie sense of design.
SENTINEL WANT ADS
are performing services for bandied
ot Norwalkers every day. Are you
using them?
. "\‘
A COZY HOME.
may be made even more cozy by cov~
ering the walls with artistic wall pa-
per in perfectly blended colors. We
are showing some. exquisite designs for
every room in the home. We shall be
pleased to have you look at the sam.
ples. Perhaps we may be able to offer
suggestions. We‘re always willing.
The Goriiam Co.
10 FIRST 31'” EAST NORWALK.
Tel. 452.
We...“
For Opts-dot. jervlco Call
Fred H. BOUND].
low-l Dinner and 5mm:
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A new threcqiiccii skirt of blue
broadcloth finished at
it narrow belt nantinv pocket.
tur
the
The separate shirt is one (if the fc.i<
iil‘t-rictit
us or fashions that
liCi. MA. _
I: 5'54“:
I‘lt'ltll‘lill Iii-view Skirt No. 6076.
waist.
i’t-it-c, l5 cents.
waist with
I
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.'.‘\L WITH MP
Sizes
iiiiitsized. This stylish model is made
With high waist-line and in tl'fillt'lll‘
icngtii. 'l‘llt‘ fullness at Miller side is
supplied by releasing invi-rted plcuts.
There is n gathered extension .it the
upper «dge of the buck gore that is
quite titttdttive. The iii it iiitty lie of
tho- sititit- ltlitll‘l‘lill and is supplied \‘tllll
a indigo licit. \yhiiii metros with a
«twp. ~ui-lt its is list-d for a gloyc. if
broadiiiith is employed to dew-lop the
model, y'tttds \\lll bt- required.
it is \‘»"ll lit-fort- beginning to put the
'_l h“
shirt iogitlier to add the pining to
t’ilt'll side of the front gore. if lili- t‘X—
icnsiott above the iwlt is to be titted.
titi~
.Kllly iil‘
of s'itin
litt\\t'\("i'.
.\‘oi.y. turn under the front edge of tho
fl't'lll t;iit'('. ftiiliit‘.itli1 double "on" I““"
i'orntiivns; then tap the right front gore
on ‘llt‘ 't-ft. The buttons iittty ht- add—
i~d l't‘lt‘ tll'li‘l' the snnp fustviti-t's have
lttt n ivnt iiii ttt single small "0" perfu—
l‘ltlitti"' iltll!‘ lllt' t'ri-ttt lth!‘ of front
:i-t‘i. .ltiltl tilt MUN“ it‘lltlil‘tl tllltl
.' rm lt'i\t‘lli ti iiic tiit side. «Tubing nit
lltlt'F of slot i-it‘i'orituiiis; lit'iiii.’ folded
Li'fii‘illt‘r on small “it" ptrfora-
Hitch ac illustrated and press.
mother iiiii er edge of built gore on
it‘i -.~lint‘ of small “it" pvt'fi‘iriitiiins.
.‘ttiiiisi stay to position underneath tip-
[Ni itlui- of Phi“; stitch upper ttlgc to
l.t icr tdge of twin gore and under-
lli till sutiii rs in limit gore.
’i‘i‘e 1m: hot :-“i tiiitts most
sii'ihivti l'lL't'llltH‘ ttiiliitcd 'l‘iii'n
zipper wine over form it lap. The
oil “o" i-ct‘l’tirtitioits are to be used
It" guides in adjusting the pocket to
th.- belt. Now adjust tic belt to posi-
tion on the shirt. he sure to keep tbn
ttilit'l's even. and watch the large "to"
perforation for the center front of tho
l:‘lt_\ lie
ilttin
will
done next.
tnt't‘t-tti.
\t't .1!"
using tot-dint
A goid tilliillly
better than silk,
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«it"cs
ti. m;
hot it. .
as V
iti
is cm-lielt.
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The City National Bank
This Bank’s Mission .
This bunk believes implicitly in the possibilities and tile future for
this limit.
\s it recognlusl tumor in its development we are particularly inter
estcd in its Industrial growth.
We gladly supply
prises.
our customers with the capital prudence permits
and in a broader way devote the money at.
practicable, to the uplinildltn: tutti maintaining: of worthy home enter-
ottr command, whenever
Piétorial
I Review
FOR MARCH
SPRING FASHION
NUMBER
James Donnelly
sou-m woman. CONN.
Norwalk Chronicler