FASHIONS i]
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”in“ Blancmange.
.1 use rice. sage. curnflow er or
" flee. no and a half pints o!
1, mail, me ounces tapioca,
trees of sugar.
' cover it with one pint of
Let- and let it soak for some
gistrnin bit the water bei'ore put—
tspioca into the milk to boil.
{it milk on to bfihxith the sugar
hen the milk boils, stir in the
bring it to £1 bell and simmer
minutes. Pour into a wetted
and let it get cold. When arm.
,1 (out. This guaniny is SU.§ICI€.1L
' persons.
pt‘lenipe is menu}. fol a mo. 1, o -t
ed, male lieu d, 9. ll .. 1: use
Well when cold. To make it
latency of cream - quar n!
tar Me ouncesfiot‘ tapioca would
gGateau Joifro.
box of pineapple in slices, one
one glass of cherry syrup, six
one teaspoonful of cornfiour, sift-
ugnr (quantity desired).
is a quarter of the contents of
and pineapple and cut into small
crush the remaining three
‘ rs in a press. To the juice add’
or ten pieces of sugar so as to
syrup. Boil the syrup (or
ti on minutes and then let cool.
“a salad bowl the teaspoont'ul
"niflour, the juice of a lemon, the
I at cherry syrup and three ten-
1 onthis of powdered sugar. Add the
lilting! six eggs and heat up the
id,“ idd the whites after buying
fed them up separately. Stir the
at}. sufficientiv, adding the
nudges of pineapple and the cecled
. Grease the inside of a mold be
pouring the mlx.ute. ‘ .., COOK tor a
.. ur in a double saucepan.
’l
right on workin'. "
Put the tapioca "
the thinly peeled rind of the lem- '
‘ girls will get relief as I have. Inever “it
1 felt better in my life"—-Mrs. JOHN ltbbon sashes with dasnlug hows m U
. ing to water.
MYSTERY.
“What did Rastus git married for?"
“Lewd only knows, chlle He keeps
SGGGESBGNS ABGGl _
THE iii [if DRESSING
Bridesmaid’s Gowns.
One of the most perplexing one»
0f the costumes and ECCEEBOYIGS 10!:
LIVES A a! at her attendants. as one must consider
not only the color and style which may
Who Suffered” Mayan-l. be becoming to the majority, but also
Dir—Tells HOW She the larying size of the pulse, from the
. ‘ u ell stutted to the limp, lean one The
Found Rehef- expens’es of costumes planned has oft
' en brought dismay to a young girl, cur»
Sterllns. COM—“I am 3 El" 01' 22 tailing her expenditures for other uec~
years and l usedtto faint away every
month and was Very
I was also
essary clothes in a harlomng manner.
Weak " A considerate bride will not ask her
female Weakness. I and hats, especially if they are not 111»
read your little b°°k dividually becoming. The note ol 3;...
‘Wlsdom for Wo- piicity so strongly 6111911353!“ “9“ 9"
men, and Isawhov tel-s a solutlon in simple Willie INCH
filfiriyhigds. E which have similar lines and the ac
Pinkbam’a Vegan cessoties uniform in color and (is
his Compound, and sign.
dfcgdegtgdm Writ} These accesories may be made at
I as e me ee ) y
like a new girl and] am now relieved; home at small expense and yet be vel
of all these troubles. I hope all \oung
ll wreaths and mulls and floating
TETREAULT: BOX 116: SWINE» Conn. slippers and stockings oi the same cul-
Mnssena, N. Y. —-“I have taken Ly..- or will carry out the scheme a “tin.
die E Pinkbam a vegan?” Compound 1. more and all be usciul afterward
andlhigmy recommend‘t' If “3°“ with lull skirts the tiny uiurt 0i
xgnfisbotfit‘glrcxefnelIwgllfigi‘lnylfig pleated tulle. trimmed with small tinn-
abad condition asmyblood wasall turn lore and floating ribbon. a Wreath oi
Iliad pimples on my face title tlouers and floating ribbons on the
and a bad color, and for five years I bed head recall the picturesque days 0i
been troubled With suppression. Th6 Louis XV. While one never tires oi
doctors called it ‘Anemia and Exhaus- the combination of blue and pint
tion,’ and said I was all run down, but
Lydia E. Pinkham' 3 Vegetable 00m. there are other charming arrange
poundbroughc me 9‘“ all Tight-"~Misa mcuts, such as violets and tan roses
LAMA MYRES; 30174: Massena,N.Y, or title v'ellou ilowels with primrose
YoungGu-ls, Heed This Advice ribbons of taffeta, or lilies ot- thewnllay
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with pink roses. The maid of honor
Girls who are troubledwith painfuioI1mm, 5911.01 one of the colors 101 her “(3
irregular periods, backache, headache, 1 d haw mm all of wllm
dragging- -down sensations, faintingf‘eswrws .111 ‘ ,_.., mum“
spells orindigestion, should ImmedISIBIYlor Pm“ ”r one 0’ “ tan H ‘ )
seek restoration to health by taking Ly- 1tlon is used ’
din E. Pinkhsln' 11 Vegetable Compound.
tions 11 bid) a. bride must decide is that!
homered a lot; with friends to purchase expensive frocks.
instinatillg. A group of girls in whiteK
t A large mutt is of satin or silk
i with a soft covering of chiffon. It has
nner flounce of the deeper rose-
color and large chiifon roses with pale;
gleen chiflon leaves. The danglingl All SHOULD KNOW
'tassel may be of silver or pearlt .
Mstrands The motif is easily construct-1, 1 1
ed, as it'll! made to simply throw oVert It ”is now time for the housekeeper
the hands, an inside layer of cotton who is planning for her summer quart
giving it softness ers to look over her supply or porch
E The roses are made by rolling folds pillows, cull from the left Ol er collec
of chiffon very tightly for the center, tion the faded ones and make new cov-
and then gradually looser until the out- erinss.
er petals are large and soft. ‘Xfle same? Several things should be remember-
idea may be carried out in daisies. us ed concerning the colors and materials
in: pointed ends of white satin ribbon which appear on the cushions oi’ the
for the petals, with shirred cent :r of out of door living room. into which the
yellow chiffon or silk. The Castle American veranda has developed these
band and coit'fure, looped and tucked last few years In selecting its cusn
under at the ears. is appropriate In ions it cannot be treated like an oral
conjunction with the mud. A large nary room, as the brilliant light has
rose. daisies or pearl ornaments may; to be considered.
decorate the band 03' 1‘ may be quitei The adjacent lawn or garden, with
simple; . its flower beds and shrubs, is seen in
With either mull may be W0"! 3‘ in connection "with the porch, so that
large. transparent hat with streamem. the two must be planned together.
01' basket of flowers may replace that Some persons before fitting out
‘lnut‘fs when the wreaths are worn.
IMPGBIANI THINGS
_________. 1 samples of the cloth to see it they will
i fi—FRECKLE- FACE. stand sunlight and water One. should
: never use handsome embroidered 1..
' 7 silk pillows or. the porch; comfort, not
; elaborateness, should be the aim.
'l he covers, it possible. should be
l
isun and Wind Irlng Out Ugly Spot
‘ to Remove Easily.1
Here's a chance, Miss Freckle (seem
to try a remedy for
‘gitarantee or a reliable
[not cost you a penny unless it removes
the freckles, while if it does give you it the materials are washable tw set.
a (lear complexion the expense 13 trl of removable covets are made for con
fling velllence in laundering.
Simply get an ounce ot othtne One woman has lain in a supply 0.
double strength~irom any drugglst blur and ‘white plaid gingham, With
and a few applications should show a finish of the wide old-tashioned ritz.
you how easy it is to rid yourself of rack, which she is planning to moist:
the homely [reckless and get a ““1 up into pillow covers Linen or“ ll ricn
tlt’ul complexion. Rarely is more than new finished with heavy dark ”1‘”
one ounce needed for the mm, case. rickrnck braid would also be scl'vite
Be sure to ask the druggiltrtor the 1 able and eiilectlve. b tit 11 .
double strength othine as this is the: It a 90"” happens to 9' te m
prescription sold under guarantee or 3:”; [ill \lickerhiurmturc covers “an";
money back it it fails “l? remove all hell w t a monogram 1111 ar 1
freckles rshade of blue makes decidedly
' , smart covers for a porch \\ hich has the
natural colored wicker furniture and
dealer that it possibly one or two catet'uily chosen
contrasting shades to avoid monotony.
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915. As us have several
ENDELSSOHN ........
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I s are going to transfer our South No-rwalk business to our Bridgeport store October let,
u to sell in this territory before the sale closes, at prices from $98oo up.
sliver it any time before Oct. tst,1915.
SIC FOLIOS
Slightly Used Pianos
HUNTINGTON . ..... .. ..... ..
coal for Saturday
oral SQuare Pianos and ,0:an
SATURDAY MORNING at 9 30
“TSONN NBERG PIANO GO
Sterling,
.lluntiilgton. ..
liranocil, Bach,
and Chickeritig.
IANOS and
LAYER PIANOS
high grade pianos in stock (some slightly used) that we are
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From 50c up to S2. 00
S425. O0
lat-onco-
G550 CHththNG
. jsaoooo
Sfioo Auto Piano Player, slightly
shopworn .450 rolls of music giv-
en with this piano)
3325 men
s WILL BE Gtsz Awil
S198 OO
blue jute rugs.
Some very successful cov slings have
SOUTH NORWALK BOYS CAMPING
iN NEW YORK STATE
Ralph Latham, “Babe" Anderson. and from the kitchen, such as crashttow
Allie Eula oi‘fflFor Two Weeks cling in the blue and red squares. and
in the Mountains. iwllat is called ('ierman dish‘ cloth oi
Rostals have been received front 10-; heavy hand woven cotton, creamy in
cal young men camping in the out-2color'. 'l‘llls peasant cloth when trim
skirts of the village of Luzolla, up the med with an equally foreign looking
Hudson, and indicate that they are red and blue cotton fringe is more than.
having the time of their lives. With1et’tective and worth while.
“lions” Anderson, the well-known Some house furnishers provide the:
'jokecracker with them not amomen‘ti Iporch seats with cushions covered}
is passed but what a hearty laugh is, with floweled cretonnes and service-1
vsnrung The louns men departed on‘ able chiutzes, which are always at-
porch completely with cushions, test‘
- been made from materials borrowedtw
t
freckles with the uniform in material and color. with2
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" GASTBBIA -
For Infants and Children.
mellflbmummummflWithMm
AIL'OHOL'BPERCENE
Always
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Inc-Sim“! ”Signal” o:
For over.
Thirty Years‘
STGBIA
1 ”i‘ DIWAUI DQIPAIV, HI- VPII pm;
531W GOM/
”New
Al bllmmhs‘ old/
35 Doses —3 CENTS
Em: Copy of .. Wrapper.
Monday morning, last, at 8 o‘clock ‘and‘ tractive if there happens to be no ad- :0
1did not reach the destination until 3 jacent garden with vivid colorings but.
1) m. Luzona is situated about 1,002 merely a velvety green lawn.
:feet above sea lev el, ill the heart of
lthe camping district in that section
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3.10 %-
REDUCTIONS IN PRICES
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MICHELIN
T I R E S
——-Effectlve July i9tll——
One Quality Only-e-the Best 1
“‘AS‘USUAL” *'
3110111000193”
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' 3142 Water St
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~Advertise in The sentinel It pays. :‘
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, VAAST BROTHERS GARAGE :‘
’oofufofidufidcéofioéufnfnfwfnfiéd
COUPON'
$2.50 Sanitary GlaSs :
Kitchen Set tor $1.15 :1 -
PRESENTED BY o
:The Evening Sentinel 3
Every Day Is 3 Sanitary Glass Kitchen Set Day. Go
For RICH and POOR. I
secutive dates and the cost amount of expense items and
get this
\H
$2. 50 Sanitary Glass Kitchen Set. I .
sfeid to use, all complete, including eight pieces, for 1"
~ Every set guarantéeddtrongest, Most Durable,‘ Mdst
Sanitary and Most Economical Made.
FRIDAY JULY 23, 1915
* ANNOUNCEMENT .
AGENTS
‘ Phone 1360.
GARDEN GRASS A‘ND GRAIN SEEDS.
1 All the best varieties Tomatoe, Cabbage 7nd Pepper
P ants.
ALL KINDS OF INSECTICIDES.
Bordeaux Mixture; Lime~Sulphur Solution, Arsen‘ate .
f Lead, H‘eleboro, Paris Green, S‘Slug Shotfi ,1 "Bug
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