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. .‘ Guest Peach Manson.
1. Sixty/peaches, -two ounces of pro
’ ginger, one dozen peach " pits,
> ,_'teospoonful of ground cinna-
one—hait grated nutmeg, two
ounces pt crystslized orange or lemon
whose quart of vinegar, three and
.p ohalf pounds of sugar, one ounce
‘ «pot cloves and whole cinnamon.
Select peaches which are not too
- lye. Peel them thin and remove the
. ,prsterahly cutting out a see-
i; of the fruit in order to get at the
.- “ ‘rsther than cutting the peaches
W hflve‘s. Reserve ten of the peaches.
not! having peeled and stoned them
[them due, adding the ginger,;
pulsed peel and blanched pits, all
' ' alsobeing finely chopped. Add
s7 spices. blend the ingredients thor-
ugllly and 'useto fill the cavities in.
I‘m‘p‘eacbes from which the stories
'here removed. Replace the cut sec-
on and hold it in place with sma..
Men toothpicks.
.Prepare a sweet pickle syrup with
lid ves,‘ whole cinnamon, Sugar and
Mgboillug‘these all together un»
anther-thick. Pour this, boiling hot,
vex” the peaches and reheat the syrup
all? fer three successive days. each
n , pouring, it, boiling hot,‘ove_r the
, tg Cover and‘set aside-tor a week
rtwo to ripen before beginning. to
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Chopped Raw Pickle.
Two quarts of tomatoes. one-halt
lipid] ‘oi' grated horseradish, tut;
Onions, two heads of celery, two red,
peppers, one cupiul oi brown sugar,
one-half cupiul of mustard seed, one
at cupiul of salt, onehali teaspoon-
fill each or ground cinnamon, cloves.
»: and ginger and one quart of vine-
ll
in one. Turn these ingredients into a
has and hang up to drain. As soon as
the excess molsturghasrun oil place
I Vegetables in a flu. add The sugar
\ pleas and pour the vinegar over
‘ tirrihg and mixing thoroughly.
gervinp Powders Harmful
' .nnd Useless. ‘
- ormstion .has come to the Do
ent'ot, Agriculture that the can-
sossoh‘ has brought the usual'de
. the. part of housewives for
acid 2 and boric acid. These
'tion,‘ are sometimes sold in in
iof‘rpoWdor under various trade
are recommended by the
> honie canning- In the di-
ion use. the housewife is told
' odor wlth the fruit or vege-
“B
- digestion.
‘ extensive
its. the‘use of harmful preserv
loose he provides tor'he
1 lens pound of seebd raisins, two red,
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Cover closely and keep at least two! .
weeks to ripen before using. f
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lSix large green apples, three-quar-‘I
peppers, three moderate sized onionm What is the secret of the. him
two tablespoonsful of mustard seem? tion which has have for women?
one-half cuptul of salt, one pound 0:; Those who have seen the throngs
brown sugar, three = pints of vinegar eagerly gazing and commenting up
and ten Pipe tomatoes. ion the ‘new hats at every season.
Chop line the apples (pared- and ‘snxiously trying on dozens that they
cored). the tomatoes, onions and 389‘ have not the least intention of bill’-
pers,-the latter having had the seeds ing and who have witnessed the ex-
4-
To get away from the popular
poke there is an exact copy of 3‘
Georgette tricorne in lovely black;
panne velvet, little eiish coloredi
wings in couples jutting from eacni
learner and queerly suggesting the}
Then, as a variation
there is a violet velvet wide?
brimmed hat, the brim edge draped
in the quaint new fashion and the
most thrilling decoration of a bean
ed turtle. such as was never on sea
or land.
01’ another tone of this glorious
.llllollhl’lllllts
rosy wings otCupids. on valentines.-
l'rom black,l
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Ice Box Economics. |
Two housekeepers had been dis-l
cussing ice boxes and sanitary con-
ditions, ice men and plumbers and
the older woman related the follow-
ing story: “Our bungalow needed
‘lots of contrivauces to make it con-‘
venlent and comfortable. and one
rate the horseradish and chop line:
‘ tomatoes, celery, peppers and.
' r use in preserving cairn-.‘pounds.
yes. with water, and adds
of the preserving powder.
‘ e that these compounds;
card modality or the fruit or
inns lp'ointed out. by the
6:1 he Departmentvth'at their
9 attended by serious dis-
lices of health. Salicylic acid is
own-as s. ponsopous substance, . _ _ _ ..
/ off‘the“ evlls WhiCh‘ may EC-ISKUNK‘IN GRAND PIANO SPOILED
its.- .‘us‘e -‘ is Z derangement l ‘ ‘ . '
it is thereroxeplaini’, wmsmn,j09nn., Septqzx—The on.-
.use‘ in ,ioodflina'y‘g Lump notices; the ‘Free-From-Kare
jdi, “b33199.“ Qt'digemong'“dl'lenb, which was,_held- last night
Federal .Food‘and Drugs ‘Act
foods that enter lnterstatetno, placedfa skunk in the g’rand‘pi-
_ .h’e‘tood law ot fluently
tilt in the union forbids the
Emilie state of food that‘have
marlin . hereto. sub:
ither the Federal or state
apply . .to ‘. foods. thattare
“the; home and ,cohsunied
,wbhld goofing, however/that
' pd; “9.“ng
‘t‘ancesthat she could not
' orisalé' without violatJ‘
removed: Place these, in an open traordinary concoctions in hm; ,
mouthed jar or crock, and add the that apparently sane wo-enr‘wear violet shade is an unusual: toque. ,
spices, raisins, sugar and vinegar, the; in the name of Fashion, must“ m the back suggesting a turn 0' shame. WWW“ {0" the ‘09 box, which 1180;
latter having been scolded and cooled. (fines, wonder -“whetm.m.f‘ u} tumor. impossible: as it sounds. Vio- ‘0 be 13’3“ 900%“ 1° hold a hundred,
Leave tor ten days, stirring every day; apple of Eden w“ not skinto nib let rand greentare combined a pounds 0! “=9- “18 in ”19 tiny kitch-
then set aside in a cool place untilgnnery. , path”, the urw.mmlneud~ flower as trimming... Timen. not two feet from the stove. To
needed for use- ' that it would teach Moments-jetsam upward» "snowmoflymrdfiulemhe “>9 the 5mm! man had
‘ her own hats. At any rate, hntSvuro"Merour!- is r “SHOW" h!” ‘3 h“ to pass it 0' his shouldernthrough
me leading interest or every chsnu._which nearly reproduces his winged Ulla. main entrance ‘ Passasewali‘r
ing season and they have season, can. This one is u‘toque. of can” kitchen doorway—and he was tired ‘
ahd‘changcs of their own in be-iVelVél. a block "ml. cosine lined, and cross "he“ he 3°! ‘0 ”'9 box.‘
tween. \ 'swee’§ng' W111! ”cg. “a, and the hundred pounds went into the .
First of all there are the bowl Very lovely is the combination or box with a thud the cart-fut housewife
the mixture, and boil until the custard spa" hats that will be needed {orléhurtreuse green futile and- silver knew would eventually cause a leak by
thickens. Take-.0! and. Bill‘ “1““ melautumn GIVE on links. and tennis mlmm ‘ blackvdvet-poke. by the sesmgiving...way. After ‘01”.
fire best passes away. (Flavor with a:‘courtn to supplant the panama orland far out oi: the ordinary . is the years of argument, when a new re-
leaspmmf‘“ 0‘ ‘em‘m 0’ V“““"“- “3"“ cilects ot summon} noodle list, the Wide black and white friseralor‘had to bobought. the house
‘cane seat chair
Jum- being raised from the head. 11 wire susst’sted having it out unthe
ready one ounce of gelatin dissolvedgsml lustrous velour in purple, rose .
in onehaif pint 0' hot water; wuengi‘een, navy, Bordeaux and old gold, has a queer black velvet applique in side 0f the house, “3 inner door 098n-
ge leading from
cool add this to the custard. Sill‘ "lure these. colors that will lit in with‘tbe center of its white crown and hang- in! into the W89 98833
to thicken and when fairly stiff adc autumn landscapes .. and such com-ling from its center a pendant silk tas— llVllls roomto kitchen. when, 0h loll
whipped cream stirrlns it in BIOW‘YWinmon “as on; gum and purple til-eject. A new dancing hat in black vol? she could have a kitchen table (the
b‘“ thoroughly. Put the mixture into: fivet has lour.cornsrs piped with white. draining shell by the sink had ad for
molds, ““9 “'m‘ lady fingers 59mm" caught together over a black iuilie been doing duty). then the ice man
9‘3 in halves. White china bead balls, iour would no longer have to come into the
, .. . , , . . . .. M "Bhll ,‘l of them, dangle about the crown of a house, and there would be such a nice
Grape Sponge. i 1 “not:Ecirmhlfgnfi“whiz:velvet amgblsck poke with white talletaibaudlng cold closet in the winter. The man
Cover two tablespoons 0 8; ”.1 slashed from and hack. and a also“ its only other adornment. saw what a blessing this would be, and
“11h halt 11 mm of cold water all “ len'headed ornament its only trimmlud Extraordinary are the lobster feel- the ice box ways. glorified blessing
756“ pour in one cup of boiling grupc‘Tms ‘combindlion 70‘ black and gray-[era of coral beads which rise to keep for eighteen months; ”19' the dread
juice. Add one cup 0f sugar and well by the Wily exceptionally andsur company wit the tall hoops in the ed experience came—the twicea~week
strained juice 0! one lemon and stir» 8.1 i l' handsome center ofs black velvet canotier toque. thud of a hundred pounds weakened
““1“ dissolved. C00" add the stiffly‘ill' H “F, . while Carinens and Toreadors are sug- the seams and the bottom of the box
beaten whites of four eggs, beat until Another black poke displays gested by titesp‘a‘lllsh hat, v“, round. had its little ”0‘ 0! water, these
the mixture basil? lodfilifen. ghelic‘euixo of ”:6 “1318; “trillcluesise:!ctii‘:ttfliiy““3““ “:3 ”Vim fringed “”196? 71191!!! things don't count. but if) theredarelno
into a wet mou an p ace son n i ’ lsusgefillns bells. servants and all these tilngs evo ve ~“
harden. Unmould and serve with Whllr‘lace, dits design galligei‘lrzrgneoizl: lint tnost interesting or all are the upon the mistress, who is also the
pod cream. threa s, am e \u l . .
——-———-—-—---—~—-—- ' 'tl rown so it two most distinctive hats oi‘ the whole, maid. and there must be careful mim-
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i t me his placed [our (1 zinc below the both worn and favored by Mrs. ngclnent. then the wise uomrm seeks
"This is a fine way or you 0 co . hangs c rcu ar . an
1 Vernon Udall“. who is so oxietisivcly'a permanent remedy for a troublesome
1" said M“ Twobble, Wither-'brlm, Otherwise this but has onyllmltated although she is said to detcsl defect. Then cattle a day when the
man of the house insisted that the,
in
Charlotte Russo. ..
Take one pint of milk.. one-hall
pound of sugar and three eggs.'beaten-
separately. Put the-”sugar with the
yolks and pour, the boiling milk dyer
, especially «striking.
1 Then for more formal wear therei
'are such interesting models as thelfl‘own.
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one
(home ‘
iinsli'. ,“Yt‘fifih. ”Us. 111' dear." repliedya narrow turquoise blue baud “ESE-the sincerest form of flattery. One of plumber must be consulted—and the‘
;Mr. Twobble, trying to look llnpot'l-‘base of the crown. Again A it these bats is the style variously tertu- ubow-t sent a helper. who dropped!
in velvet poke claims kinship with the
.ant. uprieir brought the home .0 “Bled the Tipperary, the Puritan and the candle grease,
:his limousbinc.“——-l3irminghnm Ages liersaglicri family by a t q flower pot. or simply the high hat. U refrigerator a“ V
lileraid. plume. irominds one of (‘llauht-cy Olcotl, with 191- a long, exasperating investigation,
I inches, said: , l
its high crown, slightly tapering, anll of the few weak .
its narrow brltn. ii is made of 81088)’ guess. lady, nothing can be done but:
black hatters'plush and trimmed sc- to tear out the old lining and put in,
new.‘ ‘But.’ gasped the "Min-led lit-:
any risk by using preserving powders. for verely with three tiny bands of gros i
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which may he injurious to health. The Infants and [nVfllldl l! grain ribbon drawn through buckles. tic housewife. that means time‘,‘ in
P we at. convenience and big expense. hurep
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man. with cheerful
Then the little wo-l
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use of such powders in addition to ‘
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the possible injury to health encour— H o RLICK’S l
Tile other but is positively,
told, the latest favorite of the tickle said the young
(as to fashions) ireue. ‘ it has a acquiescence.
slight suggestion oi a small and up man examined .
turned brim but is most inclined to meat that had borne her big weight!
be a tam-o‘-shanter, at. one side. any-lot ice, and announced her decisionzi
how. it is trimmed with a scln— ‘Make me firemovable zinc tray, with
tillatlng tassel of cut crystal beads in a short connecting vent pipe, which
peacock blue. ‘lwill ill into the long zinc tube which
-~~—-—~- ‘ carries the waste water off underneath
—TAKE OUT THE ASHES. ‘ the ice box.‘ The man's lace acknow‘
: l due to the circulation in ledged with an appreciative light, and
talned without cost- (mm the Depart: Wm“mmfllmgr::3m§ot poison and waste prof forgetting the bigger sum he and his
meat 0‘ Agriculture. Application!“ ”xv-N“ '_______it.fiw ducts that should be removed ir0m1boss would share with the job at tear-
should, be made for Farmers 'B“"§1Nfimtro 'mifi‘jfife'fi.‘ “1'. blood by the kidneys. if the ashes | log out the old lining, exclaimed. Wit);
“11- Now 203 on. Canned Fruit, Pm; with the dancen bet-sand the are not removed the tire dies and the“ that's the very thing, easily done an
serves and Jemea’flnd No. “1‘01““! " " ‘ ' ‘ PM ' i‘ to So with the waste costs small.’ This has worked like a
Home and m more one heard of theii‘ efforts the 1118011113017 3, ps.\ Kid , b ‘ o more hundred pounds]
Canning Tomato!“ at ‘ - 22 better they sounded. All things conlliroducts ot the system. Foley ne’qcharm, u n 1 d'
0“" Wm" “5° “rm N‘ R'\ » 't', d n . ,t' is now believed Pills help the kidneys remove wastednsist on the his weight being ha V8 .
N‘ 53' 23' Nil" 24' N' RT} 34 and N. a dare ' owevsr, matter that causes rheumatism. aches it makes more trouble for the ice man.
R. 37 hi the Office of extension work; that .the skunk was placed where he‘ and nine \stiir joints and sore mus-I but he brings M} 100 pounds to the ice
North and‘West States Relation Ser- could do'the most harm-at about nine clasp ’. lbox, saws icon the piazza floor, then
vice. « “he“ or-thereahnuts... ' Sold everywhere. lputs in the box easily fifty pounds.
_ it woutg. appear that by some . . .. land then the other fifty. meets the
““3““. W “he” threw“ “mm“ “9‘ FIFTEENTH ‘REGIMENT REUNION. complacent look or the mistress with
0" which he was restinewere mt dis: The 1iiith annual reunion of the Fil-Ea-grin, and thus traction 11“ been
“"hedl “3"“ 3M?" .19". i"""‘°"'k‘i The“ ‘teenth regiment, Connecticut Volun-‘ avoided by the lubricating 0! common
however. thepianistvmnst. have hit the tests will be held “ , North Haven, 1.591159 and what New Englanders call
1”“ “M” " terrible M" The'sknuk. ths'reg'iment being the guests of thel'gumptlon.'”
alarmed- did. the first thing that oc-l town .0}; Saturdayrseptelnber 11. The ' ’ _
curred in his". 9!)" Within 9» few mo-lday will bet-begun "by a business meet "IcflE
-vnnptsi".mwnnsl_lirt ibuimidstyof All;in'gwln-Masonic'ha‘ll— at. 10 o'clock-c a."
dreamy \Waitnlwere seen to run. skid-{'Thdrewulsuspends at.11. dinner at .
ages uncleanly or carcie'ss work in _
THE. ORIGINAL
canning. Reliance is placed in the
MALTED mun
efficiency "of the preserving compound ‘
instead of upon cleanliness'and heat.
The Department ha‘s issued . bulle—. ‘ . . ‘ .
tinsthst give specific directions tori muggfigdflnikn'3r 3:538”
the preserving and canning of fruits sustainimufl u 2:" form. ,
and vegetables without the use of P nutritionmpbuildingflolbmwholwe “'2‘
preserving powders ,or canning com-j lnvi 10’1”!!!“ . mo] ssltbeaged-
These bulletins may be ob-. . More healthfullthon tea 0,005”.
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lat the. Winsteil IAudit'orlum, would
'havie'been one bit the social’successes
“"ot thence’ssoli, tiereyitj someronechad
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and, around Which the’_Wiusted‘ Na— dim; niv‘ Loomlmmnnfie. om thn‘umh‘and‘s” band concert and WNW '- gkmw_filgggm >
tionalorchestrawas-drapedflrhisfwas alumni-1rth "if there he mdes of meeting at 3 o’clock. Wawhgfigwl'
.fl‘rst noticed at‘abolit ten'o'clock and elre-wlr€,§ho mmtlmuar one which came ' #:.il’l1"“‘slt2t'ii"n';."mn&
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The annual reunion of the 24th Con-l _
necticut Regimental association will!
be held at Mansfield post rooms in
Mlddletown Thursday. Sept. '23, at 1t).I
,a. m. '
byr‘ eleven the ' music; had deteriorated
frightfuny. . _ , i i __ '
1 Nearly two hundred persons attend-L
ed' the dance, and .ofih‘dse fat least
ono,"h' udr'éd and: ninety-eight are sits-T
heated by the ’"chairman. of thecdniio‘e'."
committee of, shaving transformed the
home otf'rnelodyltnto' a strangest
The. whoiejattbiosphcre f‘rtiie‘ do
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wlwhi mllfil‘hflye been of renal stand-
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W‘nr‘nv is“ "an “mining (lam-q avidl
uniliéhlefk the nytdlfm‘mm are wide,
on “fights; ,wriir‘o‘l‘fytnngwholding its
and n hvestigstlon. ~.
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, .tpverworkeflr weak or. diseased kid-t
hafnium one: feel old before mid-
' ’dle mt'llheumatlsm. aches and pains
Wires 1ij ‘ . ' on 05 strong odor
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FOLD 0F 54 INCH MATERlAL WITHOUT NAP
~ vest. ,
continue popular, and this one-piece
frock is in brown and green check.
trimmed with change-file Meta.
The one-piece hot-it 11“.an eehed’
the firstrnid to tho- well—W'wo-
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.mmmvmm nnds‘
loom ploee ammsmode's aw
‘ for rail Chocks and small plaidllcon-
~ .tinue in’tashlomsble request. for these
dresses, with- trimmings of plain sills
and velvet to enhance their daintirtess.
The touch 6! nanny which this»model ..
boasts is achieved through tufvesl. -
which is continued down onto.tho shirt .
‘ in a pointed section" and‘ trimmed with
buttons. 0!. velvet. _
, the three-piece skirt are ‘perfmted‘to . -
“be. one away; for‘ the ' insertion ' of" thb‘
‘pol’nted section. but if' preferred. the '
The fron:gom£otu-, 7
front. lap may be continued in’ a
straight line bathe topof the skirt. and»
the pointed section cut away'from the
in medium size the model calls-for
3" yards {id-inch material. with '%
yard 40-inch silk for the collar, bolt,
cuffs and buttons. -
The back gore is placed on the told 01",
material first. in cutting-the dress and,“
contrary to usual custom. the lower
edge of the gores is placed nearest the
crosswise edge of the goods-Ahut is.
at the Very beginning after the material
has been folded in half. The front gore
reverses this position and has the
vmist-llne pointing to the left of the
cutter and the lower edge to the right.
The front is laid near the lengthwise
fold, but not on the edge, and to the
right of this is the back, tollowcdby
the collar and belt. all on the fold. '
‘To the right of the front gore. and on’
a lengthwise thread is the sleeve. with
the side-front coming after the sleeve.
There are not any startling changes
In the lines of one-piece frocks. but
there is a growing tendency to favor
more fitting lines, with a slight curve
at the waist-line and. of course, a.
greater fulncss in the skirt. ‘
Belts of suede and velvet are to fig-
ure conspicutusly in the trimming of
all over ”‘9 iloor_ lmdé Although dark colors are in the lead plaid frocks, regardless of the material
d looked wise, and til-,for Autumn frocks. checks and plaids used.
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Pictorial Review Costume No. 6343. Since 32, 3d, 36. 38, 40, 42. 44 and 46
inches bust. Price. 15 cents. ,
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$2.50 Sanitary Glass - , .
Kitchen Set tor $1.15.
PRESENTED‘BY
. The Evening Sentinel;
n For RICH end soon. .
Present this Coupon at our office‘with 5 others of con:-
ost ardent-oi expense. items and
, perennial-y Glass Kitchen Set.
at use, all complete, including eight pieces, for
. Every set guaranteed—Strongest, Most Durable, Most
Sanitary and Most Economical Made.
THURSDAY, SEPT. a, 19:5
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