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lootch Mutton Broth.
and one half quarts water, one
Md barley, one pint green
small turnip, one small cauli-
‘ wo.carr0ts,a1‘ittle parsley,
set into pot w
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point. then add the v
simmer for three hours.
x fares vaermlee. ____
an and one half quarts steak, two
butter, six potatoes, three leeks.
turnips. Cut up vegetables and
4ry thin. melt the butter, add
I One cup brown sugar, one- half cup
1 lard, one cup molaSses, one cup see
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raisins, one cup sour milk, five cupsI
sifted flour,. one teaspoonfnl soda ThisI
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Black and white reigns unchalleng-
kld combined with black pai‘éfit leather
of cooking the tougher cuts of meat.4bestrews every counter where leather
This is my most successful pot roast.
meat can be turned occasionally, Veg~I
:tables can be added an hour before
removing. Thicken the liquor with a
little flour and butter or flod‘r and wat-
er r “ed to a smooth paste, one to-
accessories are found. Strips of black‘
MB. two rounds mutton. pepper rim gear the meat by cooking in hot and white, all white with bandings 0! ’°“"" “nee °' “mm °’ "°“' “m“
l to taste. Prepare vegetables butter until browned. Place the meat black and white check, black with the mixture into the Shape and SI“ OI
HI!!! "19111 IMO small Pieces Put in a saucepan and put sufficient waterI “hue appliqued upon it and vice ver “ma" mm” by mm" between the
hen the water I9 to come half way up on the meat. PutI4' so; there is an amazing variety and
11 It comes lo the a cover on the saucepan and allow the number of small bags to carry with the
egetables water to come to simmering point light gowns and suits of summer.
1Continue cooking 40 minutes to the White silk is used instead of the white hardened make a hole through “eh
I pound, or until the meat is tender. The kid in many cases, and is even lighter
and cooler than the latter. One bag
shown at the shop is of white moire
silk, the two sides being separated by
a piping or roll of patent leather stit-
ched in white. The handle is of the
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How to Make Rose-Beads. .
Any girl who cannot afford a strand
.of pretty beadL can make some that
are delightfully fragrant from her
mother’s rose garden Gather live or
six pints of rose petals. the fresher the
roses and more fragrant will be the
beads. Grind the petals seven times
through a meat chopper. two times
using the coarse plate and five times
using the fine plate. After adding one- I
fingers. Only a little practice will beI
required to make the beads quite per-
fect. When the heads have slightly
one with a bat pin of coarse needle
Set aside again until perfectly firm and
hard. Dip a velvet cloth in vsseline
alid polish each head. Then the heads
may be strung with small gold or sit-
ver beads. These rose heads will keep
4 names.
coy 6-?l'dCIIICdl
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When sealing fruit, butter, or pre-
serves, place a circle of thin cloth on
top and sprinkle this with ground cin—,
The Spice prevents mold] Prepared Expecially For This Newspaper
from accumulating on the fruit. It - - .-
Suede shoes that are spotted from y Pictorial R‘w‘w
rain can be renewed by the simpleI
method of rubbing with an emoryI
board the spots matted together by the
w.ster ..
When you have roast beef for din-
ner, save the water in which it wasI
washed, as it is a splendid tonic for
plants. Roses and geraniums especial-
ly arer improved by this treatment.
if, 4in preparing asparagus,
DISTINCTIVE TAILORED FROCK
the most decided innovation it is de-
veloped in olive drab covut cloth.
Remarkably simple is this costume in
covert cloth, showing the new redlngoto
with Enlyil‘e waist. The yoke has the
full skirt attached to it with a. cord of
its own material, and the neck may ho
high or low. The skirt is full and quite
theI
NM and BIOCII I’OII “IIIII blespoonful to a quart of water.
can be rubbed througba fine
‘ 444.4_lteturn to .the saucepan
suit up. then add one half pint
ixed vegetables made hot,
m brussels sprouts cooked and A. L. Benedict Has Narrow Escape
"m cream. Not to be boiled on His Farm Near New Canaan.
Showroom 1444 added. 4 As A. l. Benedict, who resides on a
' 4’= ‘ {farm near New Canaan, was leading
Shortcake Dough. Ihis bull from the pasture Thursday
eaten a shortcake dough or afternoon, the animal turned upon him
4 a to spoil it for many palates and it was only by the most adrolt
'Imde in the proportions of two movements that he escaped being
I" teaspoonfuls of baking powder gored to death. He eventually man-
Iuart of flour. a teaspoon of salt aged to rope the bull's legs and climb
m ahortenlng4 to make it very oter a fence, thus holding the bull an
and milk enough to make the til a neighbor responded to his calla
b.“ a consistency to roll orI for assistance. He.1l'as,however,bad-
' - iy bruised. I
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NEARLY GORED av ANGRY BULL.
Barley Wu"- " ’l‘wo Italian duclists were allowed to
0940 pound pearl barley. one quarter light for two hours because the an-
and lump sugar, three lemons. Well tliorltios thought they were movie so-
I' barley, peel lemons very thin. tors. This shows the attitude of an-
! juiéIeIand rind; Pour on one gal. thorltles toward movie “(10's.
' ll wat,lt't. 24h .
b44014 n3 4er e h and ours Husbands whose wives kill for thelrI
. - sakes can well dispense with this
“id or Devilied Salt Herr-inns. pledge of tender “Rectum Ruth pm-
We six “I" herrings, soak over, tecting love generally proves cmbnr-I
ash next morning. thorousn- musing, if not worse to its object.
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. Add one medium Russia experts to mine 24. 000.‘000 4
nlon, one ple, one-half cupful tons of bituminous 11ml 1.100000 tonI .
4.0M tabl'I poon sugar a dust of unthrntite conl this y.ear which
I " - I iShOWfl that the ‘Rllsslnns contrnry to
I ”4;? allspiicle. oneflhard_ b0“ popular belief. dont spend all thelrI
t44m.4 nce out very no. 144444 raising whiskers
‘ wear is the one. two or three inch band isll army and had been fighting ill theI fruit syrup has reached the jail point: I
Itulle attached to the upper edge. This of Austrian
‘ their fragrance along time other touglI Ends of the stalks, instead (III
331‘: £33.33: 1122‘" T‘li’ihi‘i‘fi‘i m... m... be used m mm or u... a... mm m, ........ o. the;
11.13 1,884 pointed 4.4“ the ends and curv- rose petals. Lilac or any of the very hard outside skin, they will be found44
ing slightly at the bottom. represents early blossoms may be used The use “in C°°ked 10 be as lander and ”III
the most. popular design now being of the tincture of iron bIaeltens all the at? lé as the rest.
48mm.“ in the shops. beads no matter which flow er petals nexpensive water colors can be used
are used. in many ways. Used very thinly on
Some prefer the envelope-shaped,
_ faded roses; the flowers can he re-.
with a handle that slips over the wrist.
stored and made to look like new. The;
and comes both in the black and white points can also he used to freshcnI
leatller and III alternating BU'IDES 40I Edward Gronman Killed at La 3.33.4 l('0l0lI'Ed canvas shoes, or to color white
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MERIDEN MAN WAR VICTIM.
short, while the sleeves are long and
close fitting.
The entire costume calls for 4 yards
of 45-inch material.
The fashionable cloths are so wide
that they cut to splendid advantage.
In this design much sewing is savor]
by placing the back gore, the collar.
front gore, back of the yoke and belt
on a lengthwise fold of the material. ‘
The collar and belt are placed cross-
wise of the goods while the back of
yoke. front gore and back are arranged '
silk lengthwise. Beginning at the left and
Report Shows. ones -
44 going to the right. the parts of the pat-
ihe bracelet bag is a convenient MEDIDFJN July 19 ——l:‘.dward GrossI Carpets are brightened and color “,4.“ are placed (444 the cloth in the
novelty. The bracelet is of tortoise man aged 37 a resident of Meriden. preserved if wiped with clean clotnI
shell, as are the clasp and framework-w“ killed June 16 at La Bassec4 “rung out of salt water. I
of the bag, which is of soft bladlt moire p’mncfi He is the first known MeridellI 1 - I
silk. 4 , man to be killed in tile war zone, the Test for Jelling Fruit Juices. I
information having come SaturdayI Chemists of the department of ngrt-I
Neckwefi Oddities. from the British war oilice. He left. culture recommendthe following test‘
One of the smart oddities in neck- Meriden last October to join the Brit-Ins a simple one to determine whenI
°I velvet, WIIII II“ upstanding "I" of trenches since January, Grossma‘n wasI Make a thin, flat stick or small paddie,5
extraction, a native of about an inch blood, and whittle this
4is 11 um around the neck with low neck- Brooklyn He had previously served4 down to a straight edge. Dip the pad 1
It’d blouses and dresses and KIVGII‘IIWIII in the EIlblIBh army in IIW 'I'IIIIN‘I 9" die or stick into the jelly mixture nndi
Ithe illusion of being hlsh necked pcditlon, the Boer war and one of the 4mm... 11 Hold the end down, and HI
One of the prettiest seen was of lndinn campaigns
‘standlng frill was about three inches the Royal Sussex regiment
'in width slid was a fluted ruffle of 1
stiffened illusion. An other was of To neglect’ to read the Sentinel
two inch black \elvet. with a black 'Furnished Rooms" advertisements
Of all the models that have come out
While In 'Vleridt‘nI the mixture has reached the 1811341185"! Pall” f“ the “In" "I” “1”" 5'
«cerise velvet ”be“ about 3“ IIICII and its was a sargeant in Company 1.560 point it will he noticed that the liquidI
a quarter in widtll fastened at the one Infamry
meeting 0132
in France 1'8 was I" will not drinoff in drops, but will .4 , 4 4
Ika by 3 "III cravat bOW- The “D tached to the machine gun section 0i4 flake off~tllat is. a strip or jelly willI g 4‘
Ifail off from the w" «‘M in one mass. 4 4'4 / 4 '
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Emergency ClothsmHangers Bade of' L
Paper.
order named above. The cult is laid on
a lengthwise thread opposite the back
4 gore. and to the right of tile cuff will
be found room for tile piecing. The
space intervening between the selvedgo
and front gore is taken up with the
sleeve and pocket both of which are
arranged on a lengthwise tl1rcad.Tho
front is arranged to the right of 'the
front gore. but over a
thread. 311'! cuttingout the neck edge
of the front at of an inch above single _ .
small “(41" perforations. the open neck
may be'obtalned instead of the high
finish. Pet'foratlolls are also supplied ,
to indicate the change of line of the
shirt from a pointed to a round effect.
lace box pleated grill. it was wired in may mean that you'll pay more than if you have not taken enough wire
about five places. to hold it in a sort is necessary and get less than you or wooden clothes hangers with you °“I
of upstanding ruched frill." should have. your trip to the country. you can quick
to have been drowned while on a fish-
ing trip Saturday night. it is said:
‘ I 4 that 00le and a companion were seen
IKIDNEVS USE SAlIs as late as 9 o 'clock Saturday night flan-I
. , ing from a row boat. Yesterday the
I‘ ‘____ 4_ .overturned craft and the oars wereI
gck Hurts or Bladder Both- found floating in the lake
a, Drink Lots of Water. Gelss was 40 years old and had a
your kidneys hurt and your wife and six children. ' I
feels sore, don't get scared and ' -—-.-.—-—-—-4—-—- I
d to load your stomach with a MONEY SAVES TOTa FROM COIUNM
drugs that excite the kidneys TY HOME. I
tats the entire urinary tract.I' -- ~—
I;;your kidneys clean like you Comes from Father Who Descrteu4
Your bowels clean, by flushing Delicate Wife Leaving Her I
4 ' 44th a mild, harmless salts; to Earn Living. 4. I
.. removes the body's urinousI
BRIDGEPORT, July 19. ~On the eveI
and stimulates them to their of the day that his three little childrenI
1 activity The function of the were to be committed by Judge Miller"
on is to filter the blood. in 24 in the Probate Court, to the Fail-field
shred they strain from it 500 grains County Home at Norwaik. AnthonvI
acid and waste, so we can readily4 Suslio. who it is alleged has beenI
understand the vital importance of4 missing for several weeks, sent :1 to!
in: the kidneys sctivri I his wife enclosed in a letter in which
hit lots of water—you can't drink' he promised to send her a similar sumI
ucll; also get from any pharma~ every week for the support of herself
bout four ounces of Jad Salts: {and the children.
it tableIpoonful in a glass of The hearing on the application for
fore breakfast each morning the commitment of Joseph, seven.4
IvIv-Idays and your kidneys 'will Charles, six, Lillian, four, the children;
4? This famous salts in madeI of Anthony and Nntoinette Suglio wasI
I acid of grapes and lemonl scheduled to be held Friday, but Mrs.
teclogged kidneys; also to Suglio appeared before Judge Miller
the acids in urine so it no early in the day with the $12 she had
source of irritation. thus received from her husband and asked.
Ithe court to defer action 0411 'the appli-
insxpsnslve; cannot in- cation until she is able to see now welt'
a“ delightful effervescent her husband keeps his promise to sup-II
drink which everyone port his family «*1 a
a now and then to keep Suglio, according to information fur:
I‘: clean and active. Try nlshed the court by the Connecticut
4 riteep up the water drinldnx. Humane society. deserted hiszlfe and
doubt you will wondei- what children some time ago and left the
your Kidney trouble and woman, who is in a delicate condition,
Icase was called to the attention. of the
charities department, who investigated
I it, and the application for the commit-
Trip Were Drowned In ment of the children by the Humane
4 {Society followed.
. 41g”; fruits} Judge Miller agreed to hold the mat4
of IAspinook Lake mat: ter in abeya'nce for a week to give
by a number of persons Suglio a chance to make good his
finding the bodies or promise to send $1 a weel‘ to his wife
4 and a friend, when for the support of herself and the three
Its-fort ‘rwo copies.
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:to earn the living for the family. The 4
ly provide a substitute in folded news-
Sklrt N0. 5978.
700 OF 54 HIGH MATERIAL WlTIl'i NAP
Pictorial Review Waist No. 6132. Sizes -l"4, 16. 18 and 2'0 years.
cents. .. , .
Sizes 14. 16, is and 20 years. Price. 15 cents. "
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Price; 18 ‘
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THE BUILDING OF THE Persons on the shore saw the five sud
Idenly swept from'tllelr feet and car
NEST.
' ried‘ to a spot where the water is lit then in elghths, from top to bottom. I40.
”ilhey II come again to the apple teen feet deep. Rescuers hurried to Press it together hard and bend it heret’.
trce— their aid but none of them reappeared. and [here4 so um it stays in these
Robin and all the rest, small folds. Now tie a stout strinSI:
IWIlcn the orchard branches are 4 around the middle of it, and form the‘
fair to see ends of the string into a loop to hansI4
Testifies She Was HRestorcd
papers. Tawe a good thick newIspapor
In the snow of the blossoms over a closet hook. Bend the new.- 4.
(Ircst, . paper over and down from the center,I
And the prettiest thing in the letting the central point, where theI
world will be ‘ string is tied. form the apex of WWI
The building of the nest. hanger. By slipping the folds of news-
I paper lntgeacb sleeve, ands. hanging
Weaving ~it well, so found and Ill the garment by the string loop. you
trim, to." ,by Lyn. E'. will have a hanger that will serve
Hollmting it with care. Pmkham sVegetnhlo quite as welkas a manufactured one.
Nothing too far away for him Com__p§___und. ‘ IMany women have found that they
Nothing for her too fair. Lackawanns. p14 114.. n After my gm 4 spve considerable room in their truntlils
Hanging it safe on the topmost childwasbom I felt very mlsenbleuld by omitting the wire hangers altoge
limb. could not stand 011 er and depending on newspapers,
Their castle in the air. ‘ “WIRI- MWIIW'“ which can be thrown away when the
‘ I5- vh'l‘w “Shed me to are a sin acked in the trunk.
All. I mother hirtl 011‘“ have I If! Lydia F“ Pmk' clothes 3 p
’ y ham'sVegetallle
weary days Compound and my Smart Cushion cover.
\thn the eggs are under Y°IIII nerves became firm, 4 An attractive cushion cover could be
breast. petite good, step 1 made by using dull blue damasli with
mfig”;u‘”§«.”.”.00.”.w‘w‘w‘n.”W
.3”?
“3““, ”Id I '°"I 'the corn diet crochet. The XIIINIIIIIIOIIs
that weak, tired could be placed diagonally across the
feeling. 'Th’t m lplilow or one could be placed in 93°“
corner and one in the center A“?
III” IhCVII IIII‘LIIICII Wings “4 a heel chil'dre es Forfemaletrou— ”other desired arrangement could be
thy hsin . 444 w
glad amaze. . bleelslwaystalre LydiaE. Pinkham’ I Isubstltuted The back of the n 0
And God will see to the rest! Vegetable Compound and it works like Ishould be just the dull blue damask.
. lIacharl-n. Idoallmyownworlt. ".—
So come to the tree With all your A F Karma. 1574 Electric 5'9““! Igether on the .wrpug side, then the cm 4
train. . #4493239“ sonL dis EIIPinkhaln' In is turned, the open end being over-'
When the apple blossoms Iblo'w: we“ y banded together after the cushion is
V cable Corn and. made from roots
rams the April shim“ 0" affluent. s alliances. 11 maybe in place No finish 9W” ”9 “M
. sun and rain. '
Go flying to- VandIfr'o 1 i -’ who antler from displacemellts, inflam- much smarter with the plain steam
And sing to- our hearts as we‘ mfiigmlcgmfigzrmmgesulnggefl .'.4_..._..._—-— .
pe cps nu, c B snug “I
’ watCII “gin-16' ‘ Ion .. . feeling,fiatulencydndigeltion.dizziness, IDROWNS I" OONNEGTICUT RIVER:
Your I3“! “‘ “$3844 44,, or nervous ties. Lydia E.Pink- " Emma-D. My 19-—Wh“° W 1"
~35?“ng E I}. Illiinl’l V edyuhl'e motions is the stan- mlng in the Connecticut river heist-9‘s Yes-
' "‘ “ dardrem for em sills. “ torday, Samuel Aliano. aged " was
THREE 111an AND Two vounc Women who miter from those dis- ”4444444 444444 444444444444 44441 drowned Tye
MEN ARE BROWN“ - ” trepsinglllspeculla totheirsex should body was mmm 1 . 1
CHICAGO, 11L, July 19. —’l‘bree ufifiqwgof the gig“ LydlsE. .
:young women and two young men PI I!“ I 989m“ WWI WN-
were drowned yesterday while bathing m" IIIEII' healthu “1:4 many aenulne ICHIUHESTEB s4 PILIL'S- _
in Lake Michigan. A11 undercurrent Itantfllyapmubllnlshtfg‘gin the 1144;241:3443? a, 4
swept them into a deep hole. The dead 4 4
to
are Miss Marie Dwyer, 16 mini; inns " ’4“ nfif". M“ ”Wm?“
Not-I. May, aged 20; Miss F. J. Kelly; '4. LI: . :d Xo'u'r letters"! ‘
And shadows may (Ilarken the
dancing rays ' _
When the wee ones leave the
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COUPON
S2. 50 Sanitary Glass
‘ Kitchen Set for $1.15
PRESENTED BY
The Evening Sentinel
Every Day Is a Sanitary Glass Kitchen Set Day.
For RICH and POOR.
Present this Coupon at our office with 5 others of con- I
see ecutive dates and the cost amount of expense items and
a
Will“
3251 Sanitary o... 11111111115121.
Ready to use, all complete, including eight pieces, for.
$1.15.
rs. IThe front and back- are seamed to- Every ““414“,! “395:, Most Durable, M081: 1
Sanitaryry and Most Economical Ma
MOND4AY, JULY Id, 1915
. - usedwith perfect confidence by women for the edge of hte pillow, as' II III MWWWMM”0”‘°0 I04”'”0”5’°W
WhaiAre‘ Your Assets?
The sacrum conduct of business and personal affairs
masses the m employed very distinctly. 1
Nvoid The liability ‘* I
or not havingIooheoungI- accounaWehvlteaooonntswhichue
‘gtven eminent mm attenuate
I'Faufield County National Bank
91-911 closer. "IANK' in activities.
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