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“Slmsnous MIX Maple stugdr BiscultIIs. ISUGGES-“Ms ABM Those of the turbans that are smart ‘
one quar o pastry our, with are military’; tipped fearlessly to one WIN mm 6df @f’rdCfiC‘d [I
fM-moll cooKmItwo heaping teaspooniulsot cream? "IE ARI or m ”of silk. Indeed, so simple and so All y
I. I tartar added. and sifted twice; onoI smart are these hats, they baffle (16- Know ome Dre” flaking
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ltablespoon lard. well rubbed in, one scription.
Doughnuts, iteaspool salt' moisten with milk to Past modes are drawn on for bats uioadley speaking, the hats of the The Workbap. mom
.fiu one egg. one cup of sugar one make a soft dough. Roll out on board. I“ an exclusive 5110131 just 01? the five day are divided into four classes; Those of us who still cling to table. 1
ll“ milk. and three tablespoons ot1 Quite thin, add one teaspoonful maple one. one Of the Elm 0.5 [be younger 39‘ these portrait fashion garden hats, cloths instead of polished wood, have
Mpg powder To this add floul‘I sugar to round and cover With 81100181” ordered a garden 1“" the other day of stiff brimmed sailors that 'bespesk the often wondered at the exasperating I I I
to roll. Shape and fry in deep; round. Bake in very hot oven. IWhlle (IclIiIip, with a pyramid Of pink past of the present, according to the qualities of the Canton flannel silence Prepared E, (C [I F 7/ N
I Spanish Soup. ';::e:;at:r::llcft (13911038 or the I?“ materials and trimmings; the sports cloth. Almost every hot dish placol PPia y or ”I "“9“?”
1 ’ 1 . ’ p ' ran "'19 er wore w en hats, borrowed from the four corners over it causes it to stick 1 th “tonal Rt‘v
Egg and Potato Scallop. lI tho: enough red and green were she tripped across the lawns “t the of the globe and last, but not least brother to the polished :32)er want: u “w
Peel and slice six medium baked po to ma e three tableJoons. Melt two capitol. AlLJhese garden hats of leg- ' ' ~ 1 1
1. _ I tables oons fb tt th the cocky turbans, which show the leave white fuzzy rings on [he wood. > LITTLE GIRLS ‘OHVER TWIST” DRESS.
toes and six hard boiled eggs. 000111 p ° u 9" and e same ”Hh‘m‘ and Milan recall Colonial days. martial note in milllnery. instead make is silence cloth out at
l Belted to a short waist and pleated
in the most graceful manner possible,
this little girl's “Oliver Twist" dress
~ strikes an entirely new note in fashion.
It is developed in gingham of good
quality and is guiitless of any decora-
.tion save the pearl buttons that appear
down on the front and around the belt.
The collar is a turn-down effect. but
the neck may be left open also. For
medium size 3% yards of gingham 36
inches wide will be necessary to make
the design.
A close study of the cutting guide
will show that the piecing fro'm the
skirt and underfaclng can «be cut to
best advantage from an open width of ’
the gingham. Now, taking another
*onethird of a cup of butter and onel “0“" When “Doom add the peppers A Garden H" °l WM" Chip' the MN' The mode breathes romance and to cheese cloth or other washable mate
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leslioon of chopped onions for two “ s 'f' e minutes Then add threa . _ mance is what fashion thrives on. rial, with several layers of paper he-
,mittutos.add three tablespoons of ilour, ”“95 0 water (or soup stock) and two -~ ‘ Every hat and every collar awakens tween the two folds Overcast the
I 1! W611. add gradually one pint of hot Il cups °f tomatoes. Cover and b0" wen a memory or tells a new tale. it is in- edges and knot here and there as in
mud cook until thick and smooth I” “mm“ 3"” ““1 ad“ "a“ a c‘” teresting to note that the Quaker cm- 111 quill ‘
V'fiytetg atbafgtg disljl, till with alternate 0‘ b01135 macaroni. lsr has its origin in the collar of the: When pulling threads out of canvas
II crawl; But: all egg.hstr1nkle with; TALE MAN DEAD iman’s costume. How scandsllzed the for cross stitch embroidery, try using
”321110111 agrinkfeliimilaffixing: NEW HAVEN. Conn" July.29. ~—\Vii- ;Sh&des 0f the old time Quaker and a strawberry huller. it will save time,
' ' 'l’uritun must be to see their collars eyes and fingers
filed Willi melted butter, and bake un :33: tlodtykgt; figgaliigerxa‘xla: made in t‘ri1ilous orgsndy. Swiss shill After a machine has been oiled, oil
caretaker of Battel Chapel. Yale Unl- tletonne. Jaliots and l'rllls conic fronl spots on materials may be avoided if
; . I soother period, when French cour a small piece of tape about half an;
. k: Cebbape Soup. issmst’meandsies" :dtlii: 33:: 5:12:23; 1.13res Wore iurhelows. in modern inch in width is tied around the neediei
' hop “119 half a cabbage and b0“ 1" 0 ye a 1 times. Sara Bernhardt gives her four bar above the needle.
litti‘e more water to cover. WhenI and Keys, 11 senior society. He wasl ous youthgiviug frlll to the high col-
» n r l e Yal lumni. * 1 . .
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W i‘. 01 one :11 nute. —-—‘--—-—~*- 0 e
._._. I l POOR CROP OF APPLES. are till“ shown 0“ dreses ““1 ““5““ Soap should be stored some time lie—1 skirt. The front, on a lengthwise
! ““9 ”3‘3" ‘0 a 90mm 0' ShelleY- tore using in order to gel the best1 thread. is placed so that its straight
line runs parallel with the salvage of
the gingham. At the seam edge there
is left enough space to ’place the pock-
et. which lies to the right of the skirt. .
Next the pocket, also to the right and —
on a lengthwisepufqld. of the material, '
M the present time. huts come “”' value out of it. Remove wrapper. putI‘
der these four classes. black and white the soup in a tin and place in a hot
prevailing, dark blue being the excep oven until moist. but bé caictul not to
tion that proves the rule Lattr, when leave it too long.
. Vegetable Salad. I l“alill€ls in the Wilton section, who
Cut cooked carrots, parsnips and‘ uppiv the apple market “‘90” that
”dots in small pieces and serve on let .1 Olill‘t have been so active on their
witha French dressing. Ili‘ees that it is doubtful whether a
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1 “ iiiriy large sized crop of apples will w darker no doubi,llu1~ will
Cocosnut Pudding. 1 II. picked ms year. Bu, I5 II MI II“, ““3 fmbuni-nce. “may in mm “*9“ is the back: then roilows. in the some
1:“ W0 tablespoons of Indian mealtfm-merq' own mu if they have a ‘3'“ n _ .. 1.. “makeover. position. the collar. To the right of the
an ill! “m of cocoanut and laploca‘ ‘ g 1 ~ they. Mills direction. From Tile are 0‘ loves in summer is al collar. on n lengthwise thread. lies the
. e Ismail apple crop, for why did that . #“kthe “City of Modes" we receive such c I3 ‘ 1 sleeve and between the front and
. 1 greater di‘fliculty than the cure ofI sleeve the pocket for the skirt. the belt
'1 quart 0‘ milk. Bake in a mod- ;not destroy the caterpillsl nests earl1
iin the season They huffiiien 0i
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. ICresmed Beet .°" Toast.II . ‘51: .-.~ ” t
son and minute s cup of shreddedl“ 1.1 notice yoil are partial to college
”tiled beef with a little butter and graduates."
er. Add a cup and a half 0f milk “Yes, they make good workers.
which a tablespoon of flour has been They re always thankful to get a job. ..1
-. olved and b0“ One minute longer. ——Louisville Courier‘Journal l
one on rounds of buttered toast. 1 ’ ' l
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and the sleeve-band.
With these parts of the pattern cut
after the foregoing directions there
should be no trouble with the lines of
the dress. ’ ‘
Clever short waisted and severely
plain frocks of linen, gingham. etc., are
given character by unusual pockets .
and by groups of deep pleats at the
sides. giving flare to the skirt. Small
fiat collars and cuffs of white. untrim-
med. are frequently on these models
and are llldfid the rule. the vogue for
sailor collars from all appearances be-
ing on the wane. ‘
messages as. "Occasionally. a wryigloves in winter, because summer"
brilliant spot of color will be noticed gloves become soiled more quickly
in the hat, current-colored lists or than winter ones. For one thing:
hats Of the new blue do, 4‘0““; being everything is dustier in summer than
woln with the tailored suits o liaise“ in winter. The w'ihdous of cars and!
.1hltc, dark navy MUG or brown that trains and houses are open and we go
"l‘he ”an“ military belsigllere isI about in open automobiles and almost!
being worn with its flowing cocks everything we touch is dusty. The
plumes ~31 the side. and ugain, Th: moisture of the hands in summer also
suits 0‘ tall are usually trimmed wit adds to the difficulty of keeping gloves
wide ”“3“" collars or “me WOO! or clean. And then the fact that we wear
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Alonnn fullle silk. and are topped byd :21? lighter gloves generally ill summer :3}
k' Place in a baking pan and pour willu‘lu'rlfi'mi“ ff‘m' ©mw‘h White hats or by broad br mine 'anotller thing that makes it mud to} All of the old ideas persist. «Short
V f ui e Bake unilli ”Ill-alum ltd ”Him 1713171 ’ 0115 made of soil white crepe de Chine." l lean in warm wealll- waists, long waists, Russian smacks
r a cull 0 grape Ii c l d t 1 s #3.. sales mm film: Rump itary Turban and Sports 1-1:: or keep 0111‘ t; oves C Gingham or good quality will make and middles play their parts as usual,
or, remove 10 a 10l patter all 0 '5.“ IN"; Gill-cult" Bill silk 5"; with the Flar. . , - . 0, our er. t ' up this little frock most effectively. but there are novelties of detail as
"a“ add a tablespoon Of dissolv i . Y m“ ovifist’r‘sm‘m‘ Alnytfzfil: " '"Ov “‘0 Shading and the ‘ijl: Bhllh: hardest part y Obviously the most economical sum' The DOORets may or may not be used there are every season- 1
' ' ’ cw o n s.
Mill? and 90‘" 0"“ the ham. l Soifiltoiilltifilsrs Quaker Collar n .. l r. mer glove is a wash glove. These are mmwmfi 63” V
1.1 ‘1 EVERYWHERE. Holding it. —Philadelphla Ledger of so “my song that em), In“, can I I I
“h , | ._ M~ V N ‘ “W the Satisfied For vely 11 arm weather
SOMA BEETLE FOE To OUR AVAILABLE RESOURces. 1 DANJU, VALUED AT 3400, RUINED and the catches on the doors did noli perhaps the tllin silk gloves are most
GIPSV MOTH. When one considers the unused le-I lN MISHARJN JITNEY. . hold any too securely. ’lhe door newiIcomfortable. These wear out more 1
....__ seerIves of the Federal Reserve bank ‘ - ——- open and out flew Mr. May 3 precious quickly than the heavier ones, and are, PlEClNG 1-1 '
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imported for the Purpose. it s evident that the supply of bank- JerOme May Mourns Wreck of Instru- Ibanio. Although the instrument wasltherefore. not so economical for hard . _ RSKIRT FOLD OF 36 INCH MATERIAL WITHOUT. .NAP
cot; Successful in Attacking lng money in the United States is far merit He Made Many Years Iin a case the fall broke the neck orIuse. But they are easily washed and I 9“.“de I901.
I Pest. beyond the sum that the country can Ago. .1th instrument set loose the turn' dried. Use lufiwarm water and pure ..
W SHlNGTON D. C, July 29— employ for a long time—Lemon BRIDGEPORT. July 29. —The Imelo- screws on the drum head and one oft soap and rinse in clear water. Hot . I . ‘1
,.1°3l090m3 beeuei WhiCh was in- Statist. , ' ‘dious strumming 0! Jerome \lay's ban- the silver pieces was driven through water turns white silk yellow and I
should never be used on white silk
into New England in order llo “’33 missing from dance 11311le at the sheepskin head of the banjo.
‘ ‘1 bat the gipsy math is declared the Black Rock Yacht Club Saturday; gloves, and indeed. the lukewarm kind
Mr. may found his instrument dam- is better for all gloves Pictorial Review Dress No. sail. Since 2. 6. o, I, 10 “(‘12 years. Price.
V Y 1 ight because the instrument th
mologists in the United States I In I e , I I
at of Agriculture to have . . 4 E tones of which have for more than 30 aged bey‘md repair When theIdrlver 0‘ The arlous sorts of fabric gloves are 15 mm" I . . , _ . . . _ I , .I
‘ ”established itself in its new {years delighted residents of Bridge. the iltney had stopped and he recov- admirable for summer wear. They can — .. -— - I
“out The first 0' these g'reen Ym- moms “URI" 90", ‘3 now a br0ken1§hapeless mass. ered his banjo. ‘be easily washed in cool water and -— .”.“.”
L, s sent irom Europe in In was valued at $400 by Mr. May. I The banjo is one of award, such good soap. and they dry quickly They. . W
are now made in such good style that
ween then and 1910 a little . 1 [incideIlIlItallIL Mr. May willt never valuable instruments WWII Mr. May
or the, insects were shipped 383“ l‘ e 11 a illney bus It was possesses and which Mr May possess-
uniry- ITher have mum Eat Leu Mat if You Fe“ :flth 1 while on his way through Brewster es and which'he made himself. But the
it‘d. spread with extraordinary . or Have Bladder Troll le. Istleet to the yacht club that the driver instrument which was broken is the set a 8000 “all“ for constant wear,
and are now so abundant ' 0f the fitney rounded the curve inm.‘ oldest. best toned and the one he vai- 85 the “3"" “”5 lam mm“ longer m
n . so is in New England Melt forms uric acid WW“ 91‘0“": the driveway to the club entrance too ued most Mr. May has intimated to the more,expen8lve*9°rt3'
3“! Y P p and overworks the kidneys in their 9’ sharply. The lurch of t machine
mm“ with their appearance 1-1! the driver of the iltney. who owned it,
, forts to filter it from the system. Reg-1 sent the veteran musician against the that he expects to collect damages. but
ular esters of meat must flush megdoor of the tonneau of the little Ford monetary reimbursement will' not re‘- gooditensnt secured through Senti-
el Want Advertisiu
‘- ssi Lions. show that these in-
t f: as? beetles an d as larvae, kidneys occasionally. . You must re-I car place the tone of Ms broken lnstru I I I
have them like you relizvo your] The car was of the vintage of 1904 ment.
jewels; removing all the eel s, waste 1
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the best dressed. women do not hesi-
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$2.50 SailiF Glass
Kiltllcll Sttlol' $1.15
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T he Evening Sentinel
.Eyety Day Is a Sanitary Glass Kitchen Set Day.
“‘ For RICH and POOR.
Present this Coupon at our office with 5 others of con-
secumI dates and themst amount of expense items and
EC’I‘ ‘
. —-Vacant property can be rented and
and poison, else you feel a dull misery .
ill the kidney region, sharp pains til it
the back or sick headache dizziness. ‘1
your stomach sours, tongue is coated
and when the Weather is badqou have ,
rheumatic twinges. The urine is '
cloudy, J“ of sediment; the channels
often get irritated, .obliging you toget'i ,
up two or three times during the .
. ceding; and are most active
the periods when the gipsy
abundant. The calosonia
._ fact, seems to be admirably.
way to destroying
is not apparently
t disease Which is
In Use For OverSOYurI
our Unsurpassed Facilities;
f1 This Bank offers the very. highest type of service—~constantly on 1 1
the alert to serve depositors it every possible manner.
8 night. I We fully realize that your best interests are our best interests.
2:3:igtlznt:seflti:dgip:;motlli To neutralize these irritating ”3931. an; if we} are able to serve you, it- is always our pleasure to do so.
and Will. all the body’s ur'lnous waste 1 0 this ‘snd we devote our carsful- personal attention, faithful
.. work and unsurpassed facilities. 1
American and IAtiams Express Company‘s Travelers checks for‘\
'9 CALL US UP
and we will rush out- trouble”
man right around when some.
1 thing like this happens in your
«‘honle.1lfyonr . ,- , '
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is defective, antiquated, unsani-
’. tsry qi“ worn out. have us make
'n'eo'esssm rennin or install a
new system of
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52. Eli Sanitary Glass Kitchen Set.
8Ilieid to use, all complete; including eightspieces, fOrIII
get about four ounces 6! led Salts
A from any‘phsrmscyII take ‘11 table
spoonfni in a glass ofI water before
I), . Agriculture. breakfast for a few days and your
kidneys will then set this and bladder-I
méni
contains a detailed de-
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disorders disappear: This famous
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Issue is made rrom the acid of naps:
and lemon 'iulce combined with lithldl nopwaux 10 Ev ‘ l ranked—Strait est, Moot Durable Mall:
and has been used for generations to PHOIINE 43511.5111JOBBING A ”Emlm’x I “g. Sontag!“ Mob“? Economical Mtge ’
clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys ,_ ., Em” "
. and. stop blamel- irritation Jed Salt-I "OR 7 - 1'; .. TIH RSDAY JULiIIf a9. 1915
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lll'hlk which millionsI of lnen and -' 7 1 ' ’ ' ‘ ‘ '- “ 1 ' " shillings ..1 '-
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