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SIIIIIIISININS IIIIIIII
c J INI All Of IIIIISSINII
PICI‘II‘I CI‘IITIII- Place in a double boiler two cups, When we think of banners, we nat-
thl cans with clean ripe, sound sweet milk and halt cup sugar, and urally conjure up- pictures 'of fancy
miles. shake down gently, then fill. bring to the boil; then stir in the yolks work in me name of chat-11y even the
Wills; full, with sweetened cold of three well beaten eggs, gradually: wholesome odor of crullers and the pic-
Jagger. Have the vinegar very sweet. Cdok slow, but stir constantly, until turesque white iced cake Mrs. Thomp-
like It bndissolving SUgar in linegal it is smooth and slightly thickened, or son on me corner made. a specialty at
r heat and then cooling Seal air until it will coat a spoon. Remove ——but bazaars have outgrown this hom
from the tire and flflVOI‘ WIIII (”II III“ ey atmosphere and today have become
Veal Cake 890011 vanilla, and odd stifliy beaten bazaars of fashion. No longer do you
' whites of the eggs. Beat up “m“ attend to buy Christmas gifts and
J y and one half lbs fillet oi veal, light and loamy, and set aside to Cool goodies, but more properly to learn
.6 yolks of 2 hard boiled eggs. hair It you. lush the custard a “me thick“ what to wear and when to wear it, or
“lb 1) ham, salt and pepper enough ._. one teaspoon cornstarch to 1;. perchance 10 show your own new:
on}: to halt till the mould. IyOIks of the eggs. diess.
J Cut the ham'and veal into small I
pieces, removing the skin from the
e111. Fill up the mould with layers or
ml ham. and eggs. then fill up with
stock made from the bones of teal
cover with a greased paper and steam
to two and a half hours. Turn out
uéu cold and decorate with parsley.
IINI IIINIII 000NINII
f”
Bavarian Frult'Cream. J
Make a plain boiled custulti as d. ‘
rected above. Soak two and a hail 11-11%
' spoons p.uin gelatine in a 11111.“ 1111) 1..
cold water, until dissowed. Stil this
into the custard when you remove at
J ”on. «llx’ tile and stir until it begins
to stillen Next stir ill the \1llltes oi
‘ W the three eggs, beaten still, and n halt
*Put3 "’5' or quicl. “me and I III OI cup 01 111111111111 Cl‘t‘dfll, also a cup oi
Into an “Id “(‘9‘- pour 0"” ””1" .1111. pulp . pent-hes, 11d raspberlies, 0r
._ allons 0f boiling 1111111". Stir “I“ my 111111 11m be used. Beat up until
fill he brine and salt are (“35°”de I light. 11nd pour into a netted mold. ”to
hem cold, pour gently over the eggs. harden.
In the eggs are put down ill this,
perfectly fresh. they will keep t‘ol'.
ny months. 1 I
Pickle-Ivor Eggs.
Plum Snowballl.
are should be taken ”VJ After they liil‘le lll’kll ,1ccivd.0pcu
tilted eggs are put in,1nd “If; ”11:? fine large. sweet plums Inst 1111 811011511}
' kept m a cool place ‘ ‘5‘ to remove the stones. and all the cave
Q ties with chopped nut meats, candich
cherries or a rich preserve. llull in?
Bananas With Peanut Custard. while“ .0; e , beulel 1.1m 1nd tlwn‘
lice the barn ' 8b 1 I I ‘
and J k . nus into :1 glass tint 11 into shredded encounut and serve in at
spr 11 he with 11 litxle lemon juice. ‘ bed of whipped cream Peaches ('qu
(1 keep them from turning blur-11.311119: up. curved in the some manner I
custard after Illt‘ recipe gilen, add; I
93 a half. cup of ground peanuts one. 1
living Iron. .4.- 1.11; then stir 111I . .
e flavoring and 111.2 stiltly beaten . UVcl'ttol'lleu, worn. or diseased k111-
lilies of the 0g; "1.1:. stand until ucys mullc one feel old buore mid
eel and pour over the bananas. 1111; 11g1:.ltlle11111utlszu, 111:ch 11nd pulnsi
too free presplration of strong odor
, d other symptoms are wurnin til i
Peach Custard Puddln . :nn g a I
9 .. fthe kidneys need help Foley Kidlleyl
C . 1 .
J . ut Dill. llrge ripe P8801185 In. Pills make the kldtlels strong and 3c JI
beltes, alter they have been peeled tive
iFill‘the cavities with strawberry pre Sold everywhere.
s‘r " - ~ , >
II :2: c"; t 021”“ jelly Flavor :1 ~Read the Sentinel Want Ads. on Showing the New Gauntlet Cult
s or with a little almond the Third page and then try one. and Pleated Skirt.
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. Minx/1:11»?
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FOR GROWING GIRLS
The overgrown girl will do better tall-I
ifeful Exercise Will Ad.” Much to lug l:thrclsel—s to build out her awk-I
Health and Ha in L t “or use than racing and running WI Mrs. Wm. ’ McDermott, Main street.
.J pp cos a er 0n. increase I)" length of limb; yet no Westport, Conn, says: “i was subject
he pérlod between twelve and 5111- may 10"95 t0 run like the long-.lesgcu to attacks 0! dizziness and nervous-
. 11 years is a most vital period in the girl or boy. All noted runners on the nose and my back ached. Morningsbn
lrl's life and the careful mother athletic field are tall; for not only arlslng,l felt all tired out Doan's Kid
alahea and guards the physique ..1 d0 Ions less make good runners. but ney Pills cured all trouble with my
9’ daughter 111058 Carefully during much running makes 101.18 legs {kidneys and strengthened ms in gen
Jose years. The foundation for the Rowing is a splendid IXIPCISI for the BT31"
tire health and beauty of the “‘11 100 “111 I00 811m girl It expands herIJ Price 501:, at all dealers. Don't slump
on is being established at this time. lungs. develops her back muscles and ly ask for a kidney remedy. set Donn 3
bits: of poise may become habituul rounds out her forearms. wammlng is Kidney Pills»the some that Mrs Mc
Jreotening the health and happiness also good exercise. though it is usually; Dermott had. Foster-\iilburn Co.
1'. the whole lifetime. Over- exercise ”"3 311131191 ”Oiled plump miss who IBIs‘PtlDS 81117810.- N Y-
ay endanger the welfare of the we» the true mermaid in the w.1ter.llorse-
antic-be Lac). of exercise may have back exercise has no particular citect
dually pernicious results upon the contour of the figure, butut
Poise is of course the right carriage certainly induces brilliant vitality,
f the body. and particularly of the 800d 1111158 and $006 circulation. ,
cad. Usually it the head is held right. Dumb- bell exercise for fifteen min
11 the lines of the’ body will fall into “IFS every morning Will tend to 001"
ight position \otice how many peo- rect round shoulders or other faults or
Ie about you have necks that slope poise Indian clubs are 81M; betteri
jarwarti instead of being perfectly than dumb-bells; for there is a tas-
height and upright like a column. cinntion'in wielding the clues whicu
his correct carriage of head and goes a good way toward making the
boulders shbuld he insisted upon with exercise itself beneficial The only dif'
be growing girl. If she learns to face ficulty about indian clubs in the some
or little world with head bravely up, is that their manipulation noes take
eel; straight and chest raises, sue Will a lot of space and few city apartments
evltably grow to be a brave, sell- have rooms large enough to swing
ellant, optimistic woman. Have you clubs in without a disastrous accident
yer noticed how many girls who. at to brlc-a- brac or mirrors. Unc mother
fifteen and sixteen. are allowed to sends her young daughters to the rum
‘uch dejectediy in their chairs, and every day for Indian club practice.
1111111. in discouraging attitudes over They take with them. a small, cheup
heir studies. grow to be whiners and phonograph, and the' exercise must
gers in womanhood? .' Jcoutluue while a certain number 01
There are three ”SS f0! girlhood ‘Jiively records play themselves out.
stand for Symmetry, Strength —..-- ~—
ISWCBIDCSB. Every young girl, EDI, TIRED, WEAK AND NERVOUS
ii ed with any organic ailment, has Why Are So Many South Nor-walk
strings in her of a symmetrical, People In Thls Condition. .
us and sweet womanhood F4811“ Feel tired out. irritable anti depress
too will accomplish the first two. ed?
he third will develop from a right. Ufl‘ne irregular; back weak
on life from klndllness 0t spir- painful?
‘tl control of self, and all of these These are symptoms that suggest
thin the scope of the mother’s kidney trouble.
unity: 3 When the kidneys call for help,
J n: is a better exercise for the Assist them with a. milled kidney
defined to be stocky and short remedy
the girl who is srowlns fast-J Give them the' help they need.
playing. lentils. buckets. v
‘ th' ‘ Ideal spor‘
. Luclscu by grzltclul people.
Convincing testimony follows:
J By Douglas Malloch.
Sure. ' this world is full of trouble—
I ain't said it ain’t
Guy, Ive had enough 1111’ double
Reason for: complaint.
Rain an’ storm have come to fret. mo.
Si’ties were often gray:
Thorns an' brambles have beset me
On the road—but, say,
' Ain' tit Jflne today?
What’s the use at always“_weepln’,
Makin' trouble last?
What’s the use of aIWays keepin'
Thinkln of the past? '
Each must. have his tribulation.
Water with his wine;r
Lite it ain’t no celebration.
Trouble? Ive had mine— '
But today is line.
it’s today that‘I am 111mg
Not a. Jmonth ago.
11.111.131.131... takin’, givln’,
As time wills it so.
I Yesterday a cloud of sorrow
! Fell across the way;
It may rain again tomorrow,
It may raln—but, say,
Ain't it line today?
and I
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GHIILIHESTE
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,A Costume of Satin-Striped Failie‘
J quite dll‘ferent- in that respect.
questions are much more prosaic and' makes a good covering to
less tomantlc One must be surer ot sewingd'om, or anywhereJ
his data and more consistent in his cloth 15 used. —-‘Mrs. W. J1.
Fuhion Fete; In the Name of Charity
Newport is the setting for some 1111
these bazaars. Here on the spaciousl
lawns of country homes, mannequins}
display the very latest modes from}
Paris vieing in smartness with , the?
women who come to see them. TheroI
gulls. for your entrance ice goes
sweet charity.
home of one of the leaders of the Now-l
port set. In artistic tableaux. backed
by Grecian summer houses, all
summer modes were revi iewed
son.
striped Fallle a Favored Fabric.
Every dress showed at least two inu-
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fabric.
and uttractulv
battles description, Its charm being in
the clever use oi the stripes
ed one might say, for it was straight:
the bottom This won out \‘llIl Ill“
stripes crossiwsc. while the yoke.
whist, and cuffs had the stripes
straight up and down: There was a ‘
sheer vest and Quaker collar of crispI
white Swiss. and sleeves of black?
Georgette crepe, making 11 striking
contrast with the cuffs olithe siiit.
Skirts Short and Shorter Still.
There seemed to be no limit to the
shottness of the shirt. The costume
Just mentioned was wao with white
kid shoes and the skit-trams so duort‘
that lit least an inch ul’ the stocking
showed humour: the to of the shoe
and the bottom at Ibo s irt Indeed.
skirts are obviously short
them. Women 'wunt their
worth.
cember to show his new suspenders.
the Third page and then try one.
W I Pr
retains much
lNl’ERNATIONAL QUESTIONS
international quitstions constitute
the human race international ques
lions are so broad that they do not
require any close reasoning in order
I
conclusion. In explaining lbcal ques-
tions there is always danger that the
manJ you are explaining to knows
morer about the matter than you do
you‘Iseif. 11” you must make ignorant
statements do it in the way that best
conceals your ignorance—Life. .
‘ and spirits depend upon her digestion
and c1rculation.Sallow skin, pimples,
facial blemishes and depressionb dis—
fpeafar ter the s stem has been
ceansed and theb ood purified by
g BEEIIIINNI 8
PILtS
VthimdSp-thlhllthaI-am livery In.
' ‘ Sold Everywhere. I: ban. lilo. 15c.
OPTICIAN
O B Jackson
lINPIIIIIlNI INWIIS
Who
are tableaux and grand promenades' a real soup kettle, try usi
and best of all you can sip tea and earthenware bean kettle. Jlthich his
view them with a cunscience free from! very nicely r of any
to; range, and you will be surltrlsed how
Isoon suil'lcient stock will fiollect furl
it nourishing meal
The latter part oi last week the ba .J‘ not used of throwing away
altar of the season was held at the thntycould be convened into soup.
Wile
the through hard wood. first push
undI through a cadre of hard soar.
predictions made for the coming sea lJtllJen go through easily antJ
Is'piit the wood. I
All easily made. cheap, Iaud
terlals; heavy tattle silk was 11 favored drinking fountain is made Its follows‘
(the tail blonde mannequiui Cut the top 01?. of a half (Fallon can.
wore a dress of striped satin and 3105'? or a syrup pail will do as
grain silk which was particularly new a small hole about 1 4 or 11 inch from
Its very simplictty the open end of the can and in the
side
The over the top, quickly revcr e can and
skill 11.11‘ :1 olcuted ”lower section kill Ipnn and set down for your chickens.
The
and laid in deep folds from the hip toi hole and the
supply
drowni
fipirits of mnmoniu. useJ
ent qu
c"1‘1lln"
I "puint l
the court of any other tool
(‘Vt‘l‘ I
III)? III
the paint will MI injured.
How‘to Preset-vermin" Frut
Strawberries. raspberries
many of the mannequitfi looked like fills, cherries and 98mm... (
school girls, but shoes 'are l‘uncy undli served in this manner .1“,
I0 BIImVJruit in broad dishes, 11m
luoney'sj over it the slime quantity 1
As I watched the lltlmllequlns,'. would be used ln‘cooklng
1 could not help thinking of the little in the sun. or a modem
boy who went without his coat in De~I 0.1.1,“ um“ the mm. mm.
syrup
W tin small glasses, and set
~—Reud the Sentinel Want Ads ouI ..cool dry place
toured and split and chcrl
eservcd in this manner.
flnvor
one of the greatest known boous oi How to Get a Nice Floor CgIPvcrlng Out
of
J, .
Clea
to express opinions about them. That wish to cover, then put do
is their great beauty. One can Strikel “gm side next to the floor
in almost anywhere without any great place Wash tree from du
hanger of hitting bottom. and one. caulk will“ brush go all over itI
say ulnlost anything about an interns. ing of glue water and tell
:ionul question without being called to paint it any color you with and you
dccount except by some one who is have a very durable cover
equally unreliable. Local questions. are. mine twq coats of yellow
Localiand feel well paid for. my
NUS
Bru
Then
move
conta
both
' gress
icote
Coffee Stains on LI
ter and press the silk carefully on the
wrong side.
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--Advertise in. The SeiJltinel.
I
All SNIIIIIN NNIIWI
n a family is too small to useI
u; a’small
in the corn
Can dians are;
to much:
I
to drive a nuilI
it
It will
will not
11 wishing
1
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sate
Make
Fill with water plot: a pie pan
wnter will not conleI above the
tiny chicks llllvc 11 good
of w.~ or with no Idlingcl' 111
ng.
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Cleaning White Paint.
11 ill stillicl
untlly to soften the Junior, 11nd
soup will Intake the
coil white and clean Lotto 11111.
011 l have
rind. t‘ure should Ilie taken
have tllo much aiIllllltlllla or
%
GUI—*—
is Without
Cooking Them. 1
blnchberI
an be pru-
y the ripe
l sprlllltlt'
l' sugur as
it. Set it
telyvilcutcd
s a thick
it the trull
item
must be
ies stones;
the fruit'
nuturniI
with the sugar. I’nr
Peaches
more of its
than when cooked. I )J J,
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an Old Bruueisor
Carpet. J
n it. well and lit to the floor you
wn with the
‘and tuck in
th. and with
with a sir.
Jdry. Then
Tapestry
ng I gave
floor point
work ll
1‘ bath roo'.
that an oil
Aylesiord
I 1
.JJ
ght Silk.
sh the spots with pul'e glycerine
rinse the parts in luJitewarm on
..u———
This treatment will i'e-
the stain. even “III“ the cottee
ins cream. Gylcerine absorbs
the coloring matte
and the
e. and will not harm the most del-
fabric.
Everything in the Optical Line
CASTO
For Infants and
In Use For Odor J. OYearlJ
the
Signsture of
RIA
Children
Always bears
as with. 3+ ss-r
NonwALlIr "
PHONE 4311
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Prepared Especially For This Newspoprr
cloth. trimmed with buttons
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W‘oo‘oqn‘oggo‘w‘wr‘nioorpmol: f f 2..
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day ef’rdctlc'dl
flame Drew/”(11mg
Lemony
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by Pictorial Review
In studying lhv' newest fashions de-
signed for Full wear one is in’lpl'essed
by the mnlinuc.‘ suppression of hip
curves .is :gainst the delliling of tile
wnist- “111 111111 the emphasizing of the
shuulder and bust (11"319 A very re-
tinci type of tailored frotk is shown
here. carried out in italian blown
broadcloth The front of the jacket is
fashioned in panel 5111.; while to the
sides and bulk is aunt bed a too- piete
circufar section. In average size the
costume calls for 412:; yurds 54-inch ma-
tcrlal.
A glance at the cutting guide will.
.._
show What careful maneuvering is
necessary to use the. material to the
best advantage. Today‘s lesson deals
exclusively with lizc cutting of the
cunt. for the model is well adapted to
sepurntc \vt-zlr 11nd may be carried out
in any material. The circular shirt
1506121111 oi” the coat L'uliles first 111111 is
laid on n icngtliwisc 111111111 of the inn.
toriul the straight edge lunning along
the scivag‘e edg e of lllt tlillll. Along
the lulgtllvtisc told is lnid the buck, and
next the underfarillg‘. fulan‘t'd by col—
lar. turf and belt. i-lolwccn the trout
and the upper sleeve- section which are
placed near the SGIVilge of tile goblin
and the sections of the pattern laid
along the lengthwise fold. tile trini-
ming piece, underslceve and pocket ore
illid. in this way there is practically
no waste. and the small pieces of 11111-
terinl that are left cun be used to cover
the buttons. I
in connection with the new tailored
costumes there are shown cllnrztling
blouses, and sometimes the waist. rc—
peats the color. of the gown, if not the
tone.
J Pleated skirts .1re the favorite models
JACKET to wear .yl'ltll the jicliets of long line
and 111's liked because they express dig~
nity nml reserve
Buttons as a trimming: are to he used
extollsivcly'.“ They \vil serve no pur-
pose but that of (ornamentation pure
and simple even most of the t‘nsten—
‘ ings of trucks being really 1lu~1d with
Tailored suit in Italian brown broad- snaps and the buttons serving to hide
the snap stitches.
”SLEEVE SECTIONS
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currlnclgulos 6351
C o q o UNDERFACING
A
. _ FOLD 0F 54 mild MATERIAL WITH NAP Patented April 30. 1W7 J
Pictorial Review Jacket No. 6351. Sizes 32, 34, 36, 38. 40. 42 and ill inches
bust. Price 15 cents.
Skirt N0 6089 Sizes 22 to 32 inches waist, Fries. 15 cents.
$2.50 Sanitary Glass
Kitchen 81311013115
PRESENTED BY
e Evening Sentinel
lib/cry Day Is a SanitaryJGlass Kitchen Set Day. J I
Far/RICH and 'sP-OOR.
Present this Coupon at our office with 5 others of con-
secutive dates and the cost amount of expense items 11nd
get this . . .
i2. 50 Sanitary Glass Kitchen Set.
8;??? to use, all complete, including eight pieces, for
Every set guaranteed—Strongest, Most Durable, Most
Sanitary and Most Economical Made.
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SATURDAY, AUG. 28,1915
Norwalk Chronicler