LATEST FASHIONS
fill (3000 COMING
Dresses are adapted to many dishes,
mail as drinks; they make good
Puddings, salads and desserts,
it) mention cakes and cake iilltngs.
E sliced and Sprinkled with
a delicious sauce to serve
, . , p and will thus take the Place
#59".
Orangcadc.
I! one and one half cupfuls of sugar,
one capital of attained cranbert y sauce
Wind two quarts of w.ater Boil the
uéhnd water together [or five min
rates. than cool and add the attained
can. Garnish the glass with a thin
Slice of orange or a bit of the peel
Manson the edge of the glass.
" - Orange Puffs.
Take a. cupful of flour, and a half
Mill of sugar. at half ruplul of milk:
it with the hour a teaspoonful of bait
. powder with a half teaspoont‘ul of
salt. add one egg, beaten. add one
tublespoonful of melted butter. flavor
with the grated rind of an orange.
5m in buttered cups 25 minutes and
Wc‘wlth orange sauce.
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Orange Sauce.
The Juice of twO oranges. one cup oi
boiling wc‘o'. one tablespooni‘ul or
lemon Juice, two tesspoonfuls of corn-
lurch. four tablespoonfuls of sugar
Mix the sugar and cornstarch and add
the water, cook until the starch is well
Whirl; add a tablespoonful of butter
and the orange juice with a little grat
. , Orange Salad.
"Sam neat slices or orange on let-
me. and vinegar. This is especially
W with game. Another nice way to
two it is in overlapping slices on a
long salad dish garnished with candied
t of pineapple is another‘dlne comm-
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,' 100K YOUNG, . Willi]
"901'“ and Sulphur Darkena So
atunuy That Nobody Can Tell.
must everyone knows that Sage
nd Sulphur. properly compound-
. rings back the natural color and
to the hair when i‘aded, streak-
gray; also ends dandruff, itch-
an, and stops falling hair. Years
E a only way to get this mixture
to make it at home. which is
"y and troublesome. Nowadays,
king at (my drug store for
atst Stage and Sulphur Com-
' you will get a large bottle of
jiamsus old recipe for about 50
m. stay gray! Try it!‘ No one
ss‘tbly-tell that you darkened
l1 ir,‘ as it does it so naturally
No two cupfuls of orange juice, 2
ion for a fruit “salad Bponge cake
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Despite the“— present popularity of
fella How She Was Made plain, dark blue and black taffeta bot boughtlastweek It must be just
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Nothing endures long in these days E
A woman never wants the same thing:
twice, not ev en a shoe, shat or a
glove of the same design as her neigh-
All SHOULD KNOWE
Mashed potatoes, according to thsE
Cornell Reading Course for Farmer-IE
Wives, may be advantageously sub-
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i as smart, but diflerent. Such moveo
Well by LydiaE.Pirtkharn 3 . ,there. s a growing tendency tow ard stituted for part of the flour generallyE
v 1 C d. printed silks —cltecker- board patterns, meals as ‘The Dress Th“ Wont Go
cgetabe ompoun Esprmled “m, ,Oses_ Meaty stripes one: Date"instigated by the Pollmu
re and broad bars, prominent to black on riel cult do not act as a check, but are
New Orleans, Lo.-— “I take pleasu
in express my grati- E
work in a tobacco
factory. I have
. been svcry sick gi-
am now looking fine
and feeling a thousand times better."
inwdting tbeselincsE “bite or gold backgrounds
THC \lal‘ll’l weather brings all 9001"
tude w you. 1 "DE. mous showing of cottons, too. They
only 16yearaoldandE come uith corn and white grounds
Eprinted with large dots. formed ofE
l flowers. or embtoidered with coin dolsE thy 39”"? chamber in Ieblloufie l0
butlhareimprovedl and barsin salmon pink, blue and buff. E1110 card of Bob Gates. who is a
wonderfully sinceE These and lawns duplicate the silks in
Pinkharn ' Vegeta‘ and daily of design Japanese crepes
ble Compound and .go even farther than the silks and now
show love scenes—Oriental figures in .
—Miss AMELIA JAQUILMRD, 3951 To_ , Oriental gardens. printed in black, giv-
houpitculas St. New Orleans, La.
St. Clair, Pa. — “My mother was
E alarmed because I was troubled with
suppression and had pains in my back
and side, and severe headaches. I had
pimples on my face, my complcxion was
sallow, my sleep was disturbed, l hnd‘E
nervous spells, was very tired and had
no ambition. Lydia E. Pinkham’ s Veg-
etable Compound h..s worked like a
charm' to my case and has regulated me.
I worked in a mill amcng hundreds of .
girls and have rccommrrtdcd your medi-
cine to many of them. ”—Miss ESTEI. LA 1
MAGUIRE, 110 Timing St. St. Clair,Pa E
There is nothing that: teaches moreE
than experience Thtrefore, such let-r
tors from girls who have suifercd and
v. ere restored to health by Lydia E.
Pi nkham’ 8 Vegetable Compound should
be a lesson to others. The same remedy
is within reach of all.
if you want special advice writeto
l ydia E. Pinkhnm Medicine (‘0. (mull:
dentisl) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by a
“ woman and bold in strict confidence ;
flavored with orange and served with
an orange filling, then frosted with an
icing flavored with lemon juice and
orange rind is a delicious dessert.
. -—THE BEST SITUATIONS
cherries. Oranges and grapes with aEurs obtained by advertising to the
nest employers. The Sentinel reaches
this class. in Norwslk and vicinity.
-r soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair. taking one small
STATE'S PATENTS lN RECENT
AWARos.
prlation for Official Gazette.
ents has been delayed because the ap-
propriation for the Patent Oilice at
Washington became exhausted a few
weeks ago, the commissioners were
obliged to wait until July 1. when thp
new appropriation became available.
to issue the Ofllcial Gazette, the jour-
‘nal of the cities.
The awards to Connecticut inventors
furnished by A. M. Wooster.- solicitor
of patents, are as follows:
You dampen I sponge
1 . Patents. ,
strand at a time; by morning the grayE
lair disappears, and after another-
1pplication or two, your hair becomes=
. beautifully dark, thick and glossy.
Publication Belated by Lack of Appro.
' Esprlng motor brake.
Publication of recent awards of pool" Frederick 13- Carlson, New Britain.‘ John Farago. Stamford. bed spring.’ way to apply the pattern.
E‘lllg a weird look to the full skirts of
the sutnmer dresses.
The newest hats. for cccentricity's
sake purely, are made of either even
velvet. These come in sailor shapes,
with crowns lower and prints wider
titan in the early season. The blue
taffeta is combined eflemively with
white kid and the black velvet with
white straw or white flowers. How-
ever. the tad of winter hats in summer-
time is ttot taking to the extent that
it did last summer, when black velvet
in July was unanimous. The outdoor
girl sticks to the lcghorn and open
work rikshtt" ltat, although. after one
- coat of‘ ‘totooed" tan. she itas learned
to rare the brim of the latter. lo d1-
lCtl contrast with the domestic alike
and whats. Paris introduces midsum-
mer hats of white crepe de Chine,
11111110. in large sailor shapes, to wear
'with the light summerdresses.
Fashions equalize themselves-Ate
hats and dresses grow frivolous. foot-
wear returns to safe and sane black
patent leather. This is shown in the
most expensive long-vamp pumps. with
curved heels and large square Colonial
buckles or broad instep-straps. A
very dark navy blue leather is featured
in a smart tipiess. side-laced lie, but
this is worn oniy with a blue suit or
' dress. it is even rumored that heels
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Frederick C. Blanchard and E. B.
Cracker. Bridgeport safety valve.
Gilbert W. Godrldge, Bridgeport, at- like.
tachmenl plug fitting.
Frederick Knowles, Hartford, pro- limit circuit breaker.
Educing shade effects in designs.
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itory to lighting it," replied Jobtt
E‘Don't Hide Them With a Veil; Re-
used in making biscuits. dumplings,
muffins, rolls. yeast bread and won
cakes. E
Freshly cooked potatoes forced
.through a sieve are said to give the
most satisfactory results, but cold left-E
over potatoes may also be used. E
For muffins one cupful of potatoes
is used to one cupful of flour, with {our
tablespoonfuls each of butter and sug—E
or. one egg. one cupful of milk, four'
'teaspoonfuls of baking powder and
salt. Cream the butter and sugar; addE
the egg, well beaten; then stir in the
potatoes. Mix these ingredientslo-E
gether~thoroughly and sift the flour
baking powder and salt together. Addl
the latter to the other ingredients al-E
ternately with the milk. Bake the muf—.
this in greased gempans for from so,
to 30 seconds. ., ‘ E
A recipe for potatoes doughnutsE
E calls for s cupful each of potatoes, sag-E
or and milk. four tablespooufuls of but-E
. .. _ ter, two eggs. three teaspooufuls all
“Not exactly, raid the senator. baking powder, whatever spices may
“The fact is. when i started out. here be desired, and flour enough to make a)
l W ”‘0 ““d 0“ ”‘9 “5"” jus‘ for stiff dough. The butter and sugar arsE
fear you might risk for it."~—l)elroit creamed together. the eggs, potatoesE
1‘ ““3 pro”- and milk are. added in the order nam-E
””"“_"_' ed. and then the dry ingredients are;
"FRECKLES sifted in. The doughnuts are then‘
shaped and fried as usual in deep fat.
. Potato chocolate cake calls for one‘
cupful of hot mashed potatoes to two‘E
cupfuls of sugar, half a cupiul of milk. ’
one": cupful of clumped nuts meats,'
three and a hall tesspoonfuls of bak-
ing powder two squares of chocolate.E
two thirds of a cupful of sltorteniug,s
merely incentives that urge the resign-
era to renewed enorts.
TOOK NO CHANCES.
John Sharp Williams stepped out of
Washington correspondent. of distin-
guished appearance and much poll
1'“ sentence. Bob asked him a
number'of questions. and thtut in.
..1.,, int ilsncu: .
“By the. way. senator. have you got
.1 good cigar about you?" putting the
:eouest under the head of unfinished.
business.
“No, I haven't but one left, and i
just now bit the. end off it prepatn
sharp.
“if l'd just been a minute or two
sooner," suggested Bob.
move Them With Other Pra-
acrlptlona.
This presetlptlon for the remov‘al
of freckles “as written by a promin-
ent physician and is usually so suc-
cessful in removing fr kles and giv-
ing a clear, bdatlttful molexi‘on that
it. is sold by druggistspnder guaran-
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For Infants and Children.
Mothers Know That
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tee to refund the money if it falls. Eteaspoon “I cact of cnnamon a ’. M?oo.oo?«° odoo’”MlOO’OO’«.«.” 200.00.“?0‘
Don't hide your frodkles under a
veil; get an ounce of othine and re- E
move them Even the first few appli-
Cations should sltow a wonderful im-
provements, some of the lighter frock-
lea vanish entirely.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength othinc; it is this that
is sold on the money-back guarantee
of cloves.
With a high priced flour and an
abundant supply of potatoes. it would:
and dietitians say, besides, that welt.
ought to do it anyway, because flour isE‘
Ephraim Barber, Hartford. _time atknli, thus Serving to neutralize acids,
actuating device for gas cocss and the highly important physiological func-
tion.
Michael F Owens, Hartford, time . __
. E Braiding is much used on dreses and
’ Jeremiitlt L. Mahoney, New Haven, costs. A simple way to do this is to
Fred C. Howe. New Haven, adtusl-E machine for punching rubber nipples. .Etmce the design on tissue paper. then
able lamp.
Ewinding machine.
‘ (2) vacuum bottle support.
Edward H. Angle. New London, or thermometer.
thodohtia appliance.
Lewis A Plait, Waterbury. valve.
John Henderson. Waterbury, tum- like upon bars.
bung barrel. ..2.
E Emlng (design)
George H. Plnney, South Manches-
for the past three weeks, the list being ter, spoon. fork and similar articles. .‘ Henry C." Prithsm. Bridgeport.
(design) ‘ xill waterproof shot cartridge,
Guy L. E-Bonham. West Hartford. plate.
. Uno L. Sunbiad, New Haven. selt- haste that on the braid. sewing both|
E Charles R. Underhill, New Haven. winding electric clock.
through paper and material and after
Albert A Page. East Haven. when the design is finished tear the paper
off. The paper is a protection to deli-
harry C WEHOH Waterbury, permit; ,cate material, besides being an easy
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wThe Fowler Nail-CfSeymour.
lhorseshoe nails. E
The Turner and Seymour Mfg. 00..
Torrington, metal curtain rods
Label
E Albert E. Whittier, Bristol, oven;
E Charles E Jacobson, Manchester.
machine for forming spurs and thel
Zuza Walovich, Hawléyvllle. Slavon ' E
John J. Nash, Waterbury, bed trim- ian peasant doll (design) The Buckley Bakery 53nd Macaroni
Co.. Ksnsington. “Macaroni" (for mac-
Mont.)
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William a. Hathaway. Bridgeport,
chair tip. .
spasm! AT THAT.
130% (to new boy)—You' re the slow-
Norman W. Cummins. Bridsenofl- Andrew «1.. leer. Bridgeport, inter- Eat youngster we.“ ever had Aren’t
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grease cap.
nal combustion engine. you quick to anything?
S .. BCIal UP ONE
“1TH NUBUCK WITH BLACK LOUIS HEELS. $4.6o GRADE.
PECtAL AT.
ITa NUBUCK PATENT LEATHER TRIMMaD
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Security Building-Es
1115 Main St
FLIGHTE
$2.85
$2,285,
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l8 ator
Scorn Button. Bridgeport Conn. . . .9.
Up One Flight
Beniamin F. Fortln, Hartford, type- BOP—Y9!- sir; nobody can get tired
writing machine.
Curtis H. Veeder, Hartford, flexible
shaft. f ~ .
Frank )3. Kennedy, New. Haven, fore me am.“ om
register.
Samuel P Huntington, New Haven, “Mgg‘gm mig'fl
fare register. ' a . . article on “Thoma
Archer B. Jennings, Meriden. tool
handle.
E Ernest N. Humphrey, New Britain,
. attachment for garment supporters. \
l Joseph G. Kitchen Haddam. picture
and making the same. ,_ .
Trade Marks. ' E the mu not ‘orga :
Wilcox and White 00.. Meriden. me , ‘31“:“35 “gmmmry. ‘3:
chanlcal “music playing instrument's “Km“! u" conmmfi
m i oils th r ‘ ~ tat the
and “a 0 r e “or " ‘ - “Ecliman'a ‘lllterativc in onl'“..°§l”i.‘i5
q ‘and cEEI'EO ‘t I'OB an
tools for opening and closins the 3‘ “cum“ ., a“. In lat-so M3333?"
E . Itachlng bucks of non-skid tits chains. 1. its content or, lime. so combined with
solider ingredients sa‘ to be «ally ap-
. “Dori a ted by the set is.
oubtle’u this baa had much t
M1 the results obtained tflmany
. sor Locks, toilet, writing, printing, Wit . " :Zar'm 0! “a"; :11: find) “law? In-
paper.. . 'Alt'erotlyo.
E ingraham 00.. Bristol; cloc‘ll- o a “nitrogly- u .u
American. Paper Goods 06., Berlin. . . . «th
grated nutmeg and ball ti teaspoonful O:
COUPON
$2 50 Sanitary Glass :
kitchen Set for $1.153?
PRESENTED BY
The Evening Sentinel
Every Day Is :1 Sanitary Glass Kitchen Set Day.
For RICH and POOR.
Present this Coupon at our office with 5 others of con-
scoutivc dates and the cost amount of expense items and
seem the part of wisdom to use more 3.
of the latter and less of the former; Ego
an acid- forming food, of which ihereE:
is usually an excess in modern dieta- “
Ties, while potatoes give an excess ofi
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$2 50 Sanitary Glass Kitchen Set.
8;”? to use, all complete, including eight pieces, for -»
- cry guaTantced—Stron at, Most Durable, Most -=’
Sanitary and Most Economical Ma c. .
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FRIDAY, “JULY 9, r915
as quick as I can -—BostonE_Transcritlt. ‘ ‘ ‘
John N. Macdonald. Wethersflela. mortar tuberop‘loslta (coin-grunt on . "
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BEGINS JULY 5
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E The sdcntlilc conduct oi business and personal affairs today '
dance the methods employed very distinctly '
Avoid The liability
or not having a checking-ac
given strictest. and courteous attention.
Fairiteld County National Bank
THE OLDEB‘I’ BANK :lN NOHWALK. »
account. We Invite' accounts which are
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