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Baking Powder.
Seven ounces rice flour,
carbonate soda, 5 ounces tartaric acid
Put the rice flour and soda on
sheet of paper, and roll out all
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the .‘
....... SUGGESTIONS AOOOl
"it All Of DRESSING
this summer. Society is there in full
force, for society must make the most
of the things this land affords, sinceA
l
globe-trotting is out of the question.
;There have been several small me‘etsl
ANPONIANI THINGS
All SHOULD KNOW
- “:1mw'afih .
It's never too late for somethingA lately out on Long Island noteworthy;
new, if that something is feshion.1t from a view of sports; as well as fash- For Baby's Carriage.
would seem that advanced summer isA ion Many men of prominence haVeA An unusual material to use for a
as opportune 3 time for iaunching‘A taken to the air, and their wives and baby 08111888 10138 “5 While corduroy, 7
styles as early Spring. if one may ludse sweethearts and comm, “ere an there A and it is particularly suitable for win
--. -._._.__. from this season Every time society to see them do their spiral dips, loop.;ter use An attractive way to make a
Lus'Nn "UPE Acmsrefial“ ’0' 590"“ the” A9 ”mutate-loops and dizzy descents. And in- robe of this kind is to line it with a
lumps... Mix thoroughly, then add the
tartaric acid and mix all thoroughly
again. Put it into a canister or jar
and keep covered up.
, MFruih Cakes and Puddings.
Here is a quartet of delicious des‘.
rts for warm dais. The apple sauce
make, is economical as it calls for no
W handy'recipe to have when
apples are plentiful, but the hens are
uniting or indulging in a summer va-
ation. The “peach sponge” is fine,
iiilfllllll
For Infants and Children.
WM
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thing new in the way of fashkine— It is, cidentally to near the last word in ; soft, white French flannel, then bind
one of their pastimes and-amusements. ilhe edges with either pink or blue
_ , dresses!
this wearing of the new in dress, as ; satin ribbon. Carry bands of satin rib-
Cream one cup sugar with quarter?
all pound raisins, one cup nu't meats.§
.Quo level teaspoon soda, one teaspoon
‘ clovestwo teaspoons cinnamon, and
"two cups sifted flour.
Blueberry Cake.
The required ingredients are: Two
ups blueberries, one cup soy. ,
ggs’, third of a cup butter, one cup?
‘ ilk, two heaping cups floor, two lea-
l
ti ij
and flour.
prlnltledu'ith a little extra flour.A
lip; nutter, add one cup apple sauce: ‘
Lastly add blueberries-f
By Lydia E. Pinkhsm’s A
Vegetable Compound. ;
Bellevue, Ohio—"I was in a terrible 1
state before I took Lydia E. Pinkham’ s !
puns all over'me, ;
nervous feelingsanti .
losing hope of ever ’
being well and
of
aviation are scenes
of smartness
right place though, and this place is; cred robe, then French flannel can be
918 lower edge of the skirt. Deep; “35“ decorating it with a design that
points and small points all contrive to can be developed in French knots,
; show the gorgeous linings of the with perhaps a few lazy-daisy stitches
Hiking The flannel can either be pinkeu
One of the Misses Post, who is agaround the edges, scalloped or lined
devotee of aviation, was seen recentlyA with t‘llina silk and bound with snaps.
at a meet in a dress of this type. Cut ~.\'eedlecraft
extremely short the skirt showed four: saves Sewing Time.
shallow points. This was while linen, Such details as the cutting of bias
which matched a jumper of the same pittces, hemmlng. making button holes,
'ming was, of course, cretonne for no the button holes should be bought
these is quite complete without it this: ready made by the yard, also hooks
,utAAVAgelatine desserts cannot be sue Points in Fashion.
‘ ll (1 . . . - _ . >
to“... WOMAN VERY Ill; W m .. W .
m i_ t d. p c A ' word happens to he points, and fem~A onally to the center of the robe, ano ' *4 AILOHOL- anthem.
8 ‘i' a common Styles °" A“? Field “A AVA‘AA‘m inine society has taken to it like ducks then form the ribbon into a rosette. A AVWWW find Q
APP“ 3“” Cake. AF'tnally Restored To HellthA The automobile races and the fields to water. These points must be in theA if. howOver, you perfer an embrolo- :Asiflillnfiflflmh 13%;“ - Bears the
; poops baking powder. To me creamed; .. .. geogoggflgiifsand \ . material and was worn over a guimpe etc. should be done in one. continuous '
butter and sugar add beaten eggs. milk; run down and was A .2 inf transparent white Swiss The trim- process. Excepting in particular cases “8 e
A
flake 1“ “V0 round AEAAA’ “A“? ”“5 “bum“ strong. After tak- l h Asummer. but this time it had forsaken . and eyes and snap fasteners. These all?!» SOFSLFEP-
. alf hour. Serve warm. h V tabl Clng ngllli _E. Pin; ; b ‘ its gay CO1)!!! and flowers in famr of a A can be stitched to the garment under- ’05 AAA/of. For over
Peach Cottage Pudding. ra‘pAiAdlAy SSW“; xrxe“ wLTnAgtv I j V black- and white check. To say that neath a flap and be concealed. tncSildk 518mm“
stir sliced peaches into a batter cannot tell you how happy 1 1'93]de j bands and memos of this material on; To suit the Thin Woman. , v a
made of onehalf cup sugar, three to cannotsaytoomuchforyourcompound. ' Allie White were startling is putting it; At. last something to suit the thin “IN“, 'coxwz Th I rt Years
1”“pr memd butter, one beaten Would notbewithoutit in the bouseif" mildly, but, then, the points of the, woman has been designed. Her first ”NEW YORK.
it 00” “A?“ ”"193 the amount. " -—Mrs. skirt were striking enough to curry 0!! choice is the black satin crush stock, W‘mmhg old
;. egg. one"'cup milk, one pint flour, and
- one and a half teaspoons baking pow-
tier. Bake in leaf. Serve with hard
sauce. made of butter and sugar cream- ‘
_ ed and flavored to suit. ‘ - A
~ Peach Sponge.
tSoalt ouc- halt box geiutine in three
quarters cup cold \tlllt'r. Cook onn
dole}: peaches with one cup of watei,
glint“ fruit is soft Add one and a
g artei' cups sugar, strain this through
oarse 518‘ e, and then add one table-
Epoch lemon juice Next stir in the'
dissolved gelatine shit the hot fruit
Allen it to stand until it begins to
truit, and will -p fol 15 minutes. Sens
with whipped cream. ,
CHAS CHAPMAN, R. F. D. No. 7 Belle.-
vue, Ohio.
Woman’s Precious Gift.
The one which she should‘ most zeal-
ously guard, is her health, but it is
the one most often neglected until
some ailment peculiar to hot sex has '
fastened itself upon her. When so af-
fected such women may rely upon Lydia A
E. Pinkhnm's Vegetable Compound a l‘
remedy that has been wonderfully sue-I;
,cessfui in restoring health to suffering;
women.
If you have the slightest doubt.
that Lydia IS. Pinkltnm’ s V egotis-
blc Compound will help you,wrlto
read and answered by a Woman. .
; a contrast of this kind.
Hats Now Match the Wash Dresses.
This is a season When every dress;
lupliuili with white. it surmounis ii.
'(‘lli‘lillSi‘ll0, and the two fasten lnvisr
lily. thereby differing from rival mod-
L
and held in strict confidence. 3»
(5) Menu.
A Frock of Linen.
t‘lii, closelywor pretending to close-~—
has it but of its own, matching either; ;
with tiny buttons. ;
l
the material or the trimming; Miss
Post‘s hat followed the rule, being
Amado of the black-and-whltc meteoric!
Aln its stralgbtbrilnmed sailor style,
low of crown and tilted fearlessly on
the head. it had a swagger style in
’kceping with the sport of airmen.
Stockings Checked Likewise.
What hAats may do., stockings may do; “Do not poor ““80"“ from one Verb!
llikewise. Even if they were not 0i . sol to another in the room “here thereA
cretonne. they had its checks Rlldilg a an. or a light.
‘ Be Careful of Gasbllne.
“Do not fill the gasoline stove," ad ;
Uses the State Fire Marshal of Kink. A
sns, "while the stove iifllghted. TheA
vapor of gasoline is heaxler than alr,A
audit is apt to fall to the blaze anal
cause an explosion.
ibe desired in style.
with gasoline do not leave the kitchen
_-:—
3A iNESE BOY lLLEGALLY HERE.
' aarroan, Aug 27. ——Chin Gun
, aAChAinese of 18 years, taken into
tody in Torrington, Wednesday,
AAAS yesterday charged before United
,tes Gommissioner R. F. Carroll
at being unlawfully in the United
States. The case was continued to
's’pt. 15, under bond of $1,500. The
dung man says he was born in San
. poised and his parents have re
' . ed to China.
be; case of Wong Dung, of Willi-
, tic. under the same charge, was
tinnedto Sept. 16.
LOGICAL
mother new hat! You should really
’ eyour-money with the price of ev-
bing going up."
t'Bht y? The longer I save it the
s I can buy with it."—Pas‘sing Show.
NAN NAIR Oil ONAY
mine. Locke Dark, Thick, Glossy,
With Safle Tea and Sulphur.
"When you darken your hair with
agevTea and Sulphur, no one can» tell,
use it's ‘done so naturally, so
ly. . Preparing this mixture.
flush. at home is mossy and tron.
‘A time. For 50 cents you can buy at
Arug store the ready-tense! tonic
logs or soft brush with it, and draw
; through your hair.”isking- one
; ll strand at a time. By morning
AA gray hair disappears, and, after
’1 gAtAtAsaAsthmllAgAfAtAl'iiEcAegdu. “term" A F i th b it, a w len black
n . . ~ -., . 0 ,
.feded hair, though no diS- It' £3. not icontaln opiates. nsr- . RIDAAY’ AUG 27' 1915 has; gm "AeroAd lull: caps 03:01am of
ice, get busy at once with
A Maid. "—Boston Transcript.
AUTOPSY OVER DROWNED MAN.
WATERBURY, Conn, Aug. 2b. —A.
Medical Examiner A. A. Clone yester- A
day afternoon performed an autopsy
on the body of Rocco Mancini, )lliO
was drowned at Bellevlew Lake Man-A
cini was twenty-eight years of age, and:
Deputy Coroner Makepesce was notl j
fled soon sfterthe body was found by
the police, lying in the water. Man»
cini was seen about the streets at 2
o'clock. and at 4 o‘clock he was found
drowned. -Just what circumstances
caused the anions; is not knOWn, as
the officials willslnake nostatement.
soox'snnouucsmsnrs. ;
Just out, “Tongues of Flame."
A snappy novel, “The Turtle.”
AGoing fast, “The Phantom Motor."
A good seller. “The Traveling Man."
.‘A grate story, “Coats of Fire." -
_A line hammock book, “in Cupid's
Not"
Just placed on the shelf, ‘iAn Old
\
.«e‘ - , \ .
, line does in Tuberculosis
, In the Joan-i o! (to American
Medical Annexation. (January 1". ,
, 1014) was the followings. .. > .
“It lies bee- .hnyx time. stated
tent in tube-cabin or in the m~
tuberculosis Increased
amount a!
slice an .
e-leln- (line) I- loot.
u dent-cremation in teen thou-II
to be pus-enunci- of the develop- .
leaf of tuberculosis-
I‘Foml feeding of tuberculous,
patients and the «when Insult of
eggs and milk also given such pe-
. ale-ts are not now cg?! silent “db.
able by a large trim of physician
who are specialising. In them
.‘Eckman'e Alteratlve in the treat-
ment of this disease may be due, in
art. to the fact that it contains I.
lme salt so combined with other
valuable ingredients as to be‘v easily
assimilated.
‘ Always we have urged users of
Eckman' Alteratlvo to attend strict-
l'y to ma ters of food.
In addition to rest‘ and proper diet“
. to be needed, and in numerous cases
of apparent recovery from tuberou-
losis and kindred throat and bron-
cotlos or bebit- forming drugs. so it
Is safe to try. Your drugglst but
or will ordert‘ it, or you can get It.
'Wm him-un. banana-sh. '
e Sage and sulphur and look
For Sale by The Clifford Pharmacy
922?.3c'
lacunae-rho.“- leech. Intact».
‘ some effective remedial agent seems ,
OPTICIAN
Ob. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line
Afor any length of lime. Always keep
the cork in the gasoline can
“Gasoline is frequently used for
§cleanlng grease from clothing. A pan
A;of it in a closed room will fill the en
Atire room with the vapor, and the
'chances are there will be an explosion
Jif a match is struck. )One who uses
gasoline in a room in which there is
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53 WALL STREET
NORWALK
PHONE 483
/EYes Examined Free
a lamp, is likely to be severely burned.
A lighted cigar or pipe carried into
a room in which gasoline is being used
will explode the air in it. Gasoline
i
.vO
land the sunscreens Corporation.
COUPO
$2.5O Sanitary Glass
Kitchen Set for $1.15 '
PRESENTED BY
:te 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-t
secutive dates and the cost amount of expense items and ,
should only be used for washing out
of doors, away from buildings and
away from smokers. When the wash-
ing is done the gasoline should be
thrown on loose ground, which will
drink it up." -
Pretty Elbows.
Proud is the woman who can show a
pretty elbow. To keep them from get-
ting dry or scaly, bind the elbows at
night in sweet almond oll. A piece of
absorbent cotton can be soaked in the
Aoil and placed over the right place
and held with a bandage of cheese-
cloth or soft muslin. To prevent the
_bedclethes from being greased, tie a
place of oiled silk over the Cotton.
Stifohind Thin Silk.
When stitching very thin silk, etc,
it will make it easier to keep the
goods from pulling if a piece of paper
is placed under tho seam While stitch-
log The paper may be pulled away
Aeasily afterwards.
lNAA THE unites os HEADW-EAR.
inllen Salem was settled the Masses
32. 5O Sanitary GlaSs Kitchen Set. 3
. Ready to use, all complete, including eight pieces, for
$1.15.
Every set guaranteed—Soon est, Most Durable 'Most,
Sanitary and Most. Economical Mag. A ‘
ed and settled in that town. Every
man had four pairs of shoes. four
garters, four shirts, two suits of doub-
lets, a pair of hose of leather lined
with oilskln, a Woolen suit lined with
leather, four bands. two handkers
chiefs, a green, cotton waistcoat, a
5A Agloves, a cloak lined with cotton and
an extra. pair of breaches. ; ‘
W'
"—Reetl the Sentinel want ads. on
he Third page ‘and then try one.
The vapor of gas-A‘
pairs of stockings, a pair-~01 Norwich ‘
»
A .~ 5
Enact Copy of Wrapper.
OASTONIA
“I! “MAUI BOIMNV. NI’W VOII orrv.
Gary sYercliccil
flame DrefJ/Vd/(ing;
.szzronr
oI ' .. ilk n Medici eCo . ”“
thickc: .. Beat the “bites of four eggs Vmggggxll‘tglllhylvfinl‘flass»farm : ; ; matched the facing, the trimming, and ollnc. which cannot be seen, will be
to a gun" froth, add gradually to ”"3 um. Your letter-will be onened,i ; the but giving a certain completeness drawn to any fire that is near. * Q I!
to the costume, which left nothing to "Do not fail to watch for leaks in
the tank or burns“ watch cooking Prepared Especially For This Nam/lap"
by Pictorial R ('Ufl'w
A PLAIN WAIST 0F VERY GOOD LINE.
Quiltless of superfluous fullness, thir
waist of silk poplin is very dainty for
autumn. It is trimmed with flat silk
braid and buttons.
Without the hampering .effe'ct'of su-
perfluous fullness to be disposed of in
tucks or gathers, the home dressn‘l'nker
will find it easy to develop this waist
of fine silk poplin. Light tan, cream.
white or blue trimmed with flat silk
FOLD OF 44mm MATERiALwnH NAP
binid looks hell. The inset vest may
be of contrasting material since it is
trimmed within row of tiny buttons.
lit-appearing upon the long sleeves. the
buttons help the military air which the
timid trimming imparts-tonne waist.
The lower edge is planted below the bolt
. arthe front, but at the back the full—
ness is allowed to fall in natural folds.
To reproduce the waist in average size
requires 17/. yards of material, with 8
yards of braid and at least three doz-
en satin covered buttons. As many
mole buttons as desired may be added,
ho“ ever. for they are among the most
fashionable of- the season‘ s trimmings.
The wearer must decide in the be-
ginnlng whether she prefers the high
or V-sllaped neck.. for if the latter is
to be used it yvill be necessary to out. ‘
out the neck edge of the vest on small
"0” perforations.
The back and the collar are placed
into position first, resting even ,with
the lengthwise fold ' of the 'prln;
Next to these, in the same position.
comes the peplum. To the right of the
peplum, but slightly elevated so that
the end of the outer edge will rest on
the fold of the goods. comes the sleeve.
This, however, rests on a lengthwise
thread of material. «Opposite the back
is the front, and sandwiched between
the front and sleeve are the small sec—
tions for the under-arm, the vest and
the belt.
Old- fashioned surah silk ls revived
for fashionable fall wear and will be
used extensively in the development of
separate waists.
col-rim GlJlDE _G_362 ‘ _
‘ - . t f i r tuberculosis.”
‘VZy'ethle'oSage tan: Sulphur . :elltA gflae'izfit‘l'i: {a dutehto a loss 3: get thil chusetts Bay company funnisred ._
nu . u jus - smpen a . . ma rom t e sys em, a suitcase chusetts Bay compapy furnished
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Patented April '30. 907
Pictorial Review Waist No. 6862. Sizes 32, 34, 86, 3% 40, 42, 44 and 46 inch
on host. Price. 15 cents.
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