then chill under cold- water faucet w itIhII
told water running. i'ut butter in
bowl, place bowl under cold water tau
cel. and allow water to run while‘
working butter until soft and Waxy, ua~
Remove butter
no water
utilisation
101 cool with
'ing a wooden spoon.
f1olu water, and pat until
tiles.
Apple Charlotte.
(‘ut some slices of stale bread about
I quarter of an inch thick and (.u1 I
them into small roundsrfry them in
hot butter to slight brown color: then
”list- 11 plain buttered moid IIwith the
rounds of bread. Peel and core one
Sweet Rice Soup.
One cupful of rice, three pints of
half cupfni of raisins, one cupful of
lithium ABlllll
Till-Ml 0i DRESSING
Blouses are made with the smock-
ing as their only trimming. Those of
line while material have the smocking
in color, red, pink and various shades
water, one half cupful of prunes, one of blue or green. There is sometimes
a cord and tassel finish to the sleeves.
veritable crinoline has been designed.
1. it is a lace undershirt~what there is
of it. The lace is a flounce that is
funnel shaped and in depth is only a
little above the knees to the hem. The
top of this crinol-ine “petti” is satin
:ribbons placed about se1en inches
vapart and hanging from a ribbon waist
band to the top ,of the skirt Bounce.
where each ribbon is caught by a flow-
er.
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Here are some of the new things
'ed until soft and drained over night.
pound and a half of apples: stew them
with half a t'upful of sugar, half a
teaspoonful of cinnamon and two
cloves ; remove from the fire when soft
and stir in the yolks of two eggs;
. pcur into the prepared mold and cover
with a round of bread fried and cut
just the size of the top of the mold.
'Bake in a moderate oven for forty min-
utes. This is delicious served with
I cream.
Steamed Chocolate Pudding.
Two squares of chocolate, one egg,
one-half cupful of sugar. one cupful of
milk, two cupfuls of flour, one table-
Ispoonful of butter, two teaSpoonfuls of
listing powder, one-half teaspoonful of
' Ivonilla extract. hard sauce. Cream the
butter and sugar together. add the egg
I'well beaten, the milk, flour, baking
powder sud vanilla extract, and the
comic melted. Pour into a butter.
fed mold covered with buttered paper
. [1d steam steadily or two hours. Turn
opt, decorate with a star of whipped
, 'cream and serve with hard sauce.
Ipther side. Pour over one and one
half cupfuls of cold water. bring quick-
' )y to the boiling.point, add one-fourth
tesspoonful of salt, cover closely, re-
‘ move to hack of range, and let simmer
until meat is tender Remove steak
Ito hot platter. Melt one tablespoonful
Loci butter. add two tablespoonfuls of
flour, and stir until 11 ell glended; then'
pour on gradually, while stirring con-
grape juice, sugar to taste, some crook-
(‘I‘S 0!‘ buttered toast. Wash the ”COI In. [hefie days, when every wom‘n
and boil it for ten minutes, then and“ wearing short walking skirts, there
the DTUfieS and the raisins and 000K is no longer that distinction which so and cuffs with beaver fur Au,
slowly until they are tender. ' ThenIiong held good between the frocks other m; new “it has mama,
add the amps iuice. with sugarl “’1 which were intended for sweet”seveu- m“ of black silk braid on an" and
taste. if other‘ juices are used, mmteen and those which were designed loose out the former from bent to
two or three slices 0‘ 191110“ Wim for her mother and her aunts. Even bips' the latter from edge to almost
them. Serve hot with crackers ormu. grandmotth appear in “no":the Ibust. To get the flare demand-l
buttered toast {221:2 13:31:12: 2:311:93: rages): ed another suit, very simple, has 3th:
RAILROAD MAN PROMOTED- 'Ifour inches, they can be worn waif; 1:21,“ and front below "III
NEW "AV 3N1 Conn. sept. 6-“0'1111e street appropriately enough by
ficial announcement 'was made by. the! women of any age
New York, New Haven and Hartford
to be seen this fall. A suit of African
brown gaberdine, its cost almost
Russian, edged to match the collar
New one piece dresses are of re-
lmarkable diversity. anmples are
On the “her hand, when dreasime loose princess of blue serge with
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Railroad Company yesterday. that m skirts are as short as those which were] gold and black embroidery and “filo; the acid
turtherance 0f “8 policy to do all In’see" a few days “80' for example, they' sleeves which fastens from annholes- —-—'
its power to promote the interests 0t were suitable only for quiet Youn81 to hem on the 81d“ A princessi In the “Se of the prepared and
New England trade, F- S ”3‘43 mmIIgirla of sixteen or seventeen. The front and 00“ effect at sides braid
been appointed general western freight frocks were ”pr“), in‘euded for} bound and with narrow fur (HINDI
and passenger agent it" the company*holiday ware and were intentionally .and white kid collar composes an.
and affiliated lines with headquarters; designed in simple styles so that they other. A third presents a front “a
at Pittsburgh Mr IDIWIII grew up III may be very “my carried out by the back altogether different. the former;
the IIIIIIgIII IIIISIIIIIIIIII beginning as a home dressmaker. 1mos1ly black satin, the latter of theI
“1190“" in 1887' 8‘ the freight housesI "'—— usual blue serge, bright embroidery
of the Fitcllburg road at Warren Fur promises ‘0 be cheaper than‘ stimulus the. front of the {”th
Bridge, Boston. His recent otticcwlmulever this year on account of "WI One of the newest and pxctliest:
he assumed in 1910 was that of t‘hict‘large c‘tltch" and "w poor mm among the full boots is ‘the “1)qu
of ”19 Tariff Bureau Of the New Eng- “13‘1““ E1e11 now e1erything ‘3 with a scam in front and buck and
land ““95' trimmed with it. One of the windows no others, these ‘nteusifipd with
M” in 1111 exhibition shop shows a sum. white stitching or piping to match
CAUSE OF OCEAN TIDES- ber of modish velvet hats in the popu the white buttonholes. The line of
The chief Cause of ocean tides is lar gray. greenish and purple 5113qu the seam from top to 1-00 in front
the attraction of the moon which. 3' trimmed with bands of fur and wide makes the foot appear long and
feeling most strongly the side of the bells of the some shades and mater Blend” For 11 different type of foot
earth nearest to the 11100“. draws 0“ ial I1vith fur trimming to match. High are the new laced boots “-111. black
Strawberry jelly is a failure for some
folks for they do not get it just right.
Here is the way one of our friends
does it: The berries are mashed, cools
A few cents worth of the acid of the
grape, in powder form—tartaric acid—
is purchased at the drug store. To
each-half pint of the berry juice a
half pint of sugar and one scant tea-
spoonfnl of tartaric acid is added. The
juice—please note that no water is
added to the berries—ls brought more-
ly to the boiling point and then the
heated sugar with the acid is added.
When it boils up it is skimmed and is I
poured immediately intoI glasses. A
perfect jelly forms with fine scarlet
color and the most delicious straw
berry taste. The jelly is‘a beautiful
color and the strawberry flavor is ap-
1parently brought out by the addition
packaged foods, there is nothing to
fear provided the housekeeper
chooses a standard brand The relia-
ble manufacturer has devoted much
study to food protection, and is now
ready to guarantee the housekeeper
an absolutely clean and sake product
that will reach her free from con~
lamination. Air and moisture proof
Iwrnppings, and the vacuum glass jar
have revolutionized our packing in-
dustry, while the tin can of today is
a far more perfect article than the
tin can of a few years ago. in mak-
ing his own cans. the particular man.
ufacturer not only selects the best
materials, but. if it seems advisable,
lacquers the cans on the inside, or
heaps 11p the waters in the parts of
stantly. the hot stock. Bring to the
boiling point, season with salt and
pepper, and pour around steak.
the earth successivch turned t011'a1d
the 111110011. 1 he attraction of the elrtil
I‘m the water on its surface is strong
enough to counteract the attraction
of the moon and hold the water in
place, but it responds to the attraction
of the moon by considerable move-
ment. ‘
, Butter Frosting.
Wash two tablespooufuls of butter
.1 and add gradually one-third cupful of
confectioners' sugar. Flavor with a
few drops of almond extract To wash
the butter, scald a small bowl under
1 hot-water faucet with water running:i
-Sentinol “Wants” bring results.
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INO CHANGE IN HOLYOKE STRIKE.
1 HOLYOKE, Mass, Sept. 6.——Recon-
imendations of the State Board of Con-
ciliation and Arbitration yesterday
~that the striking employee of the Hol
lyoke Street Railway Company return
. WASHINGTON Sept 6~A bitter to work; the company receive them
castigation of theI“Friends of Peace "‘without discrimination and the 1111111
31ft organization launched to secure theltrstion of matters in dispute proceed
support of organized labor for 1111 111-1 mused no change-«in the “strike. situw
leged peace propaganda. is contained;- lion. Itodsyh The board blamea' the
in In letter from President Samuel P. trolleynep for existing conditions.- He
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Wollld Involve ll. S. in War and Are
Propagandists of Royalty Cor-
mplilig Labor Men, lle Says»l
llllioli Men for a Real Peace
be worn 11itl1 the sholt-skirted new
sport suits.
Modernized crinolinc‘s have. been
made by some of the smart New York
01111 frocks. When there is "a silk foun-
r
WllMAN "liliUIJl
NflT SIT llP
Now Does He} Own Work.
Lydia E. Pinklnmi’s Vegeta-
bl: Compound Helped Her.
11101111111, Ohio. -“ I am enjoying bet.-
for health now than! have for tWolvo
ble Compound I
Colloid not situp; I
but femulououblel
: and was" very 1pm
1vouI..11I smiths
of Labor to John Brisbane Walker, on would ignore the- boardin "rucunnnsomlu1
official of the organisation, e pub1i
here last night.
1: gum, charges that the ("animal the new contract
mm“ is not ”mm“? by a. sincerol by a special board of arbitration
an in the peace moviém“ butlshould not be binding upon,t.he: parties.
hat» its real purpose is to involve thelafler 1““ 1 191‘
tilted States in a partisan attitude!
He declares that the men having thel
{teal interests of organized labor at3
heart had nothing to do with the or-t
ganisatiot of the “Friends of Peace. ” A deed which each one must despise
”IL- The most sensational charge made And rightly, mot as well expose
I' IIIMr. GomperIs is that “paid emis-
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MODERN VANDALISM. 1 ‘
Taking away the daily bread. . 1
' Which all must eat, or also must die;
. defrost Icity to city and by insidious
if: false representatipndattempted to
” financially corrupt a large number of
Who underneath the ground do its.
vWitIh life reduced to shortest spanpc
1And flickering sight fast on ,
I“ been an active worker in I
.lesh‘. dozen different move} "
Mlll‘ful nightmare
compote of the American Federationldlcations Were that the tronoymen'
lions and remain .on mike until 3156' .
company would grant their demands. women, Into.I lcblino't praiooLydtoErl
to be moaned Plasma: sngetable Compoundohough .
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twellif. rhsdnot. ukenitandhecoln-
I1I {Phat it oannotf‘be 111111 Itftloth seals; 1
.Icaudomy
.I for I know 1 never would
menditbomffering'wmen.” ' ‘ '1
Daughter Helped Also:— ‘
Will?
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do in yand day out and drs rag ants sickly,
1s worse than.the robbing of the dead list-hearted “1“”qu inkling three-1
1f of timjoyof hmtwhsn they lit no longer irritates, thus sndinl
find W“! in 1111119111 E-zPinkh‘am' I bladder disorders
BIIveI‘f‘IIIIbI. Compound? 1. Jail Salts is harmless; inexpensive;
Bi i onhove the slightest doubt makes I delightful effervescent lithla-.
lthl:3 fifwsvenn tn"lwuttir drink which everybody should"
,1 $13.1}? 0°, take now and they to keep their kid
by 'o mom
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medlessyarasd
andfortholastoight
months;- have
worked for other
"I gave it: to mydaughtzsr whmsho
thirteen years old. She .wwin
T311138 the 901118 from slghtless ere-I. school ”And was a nervous wreck, and
Placed thereon to make themseleao oould- notolaop nights. Now sholoolti
so healthy that even the doctor spook-
. of it. You can publish this iéturifyou
:1 i'like.”—M . Rana Bowman, 161 s. will
" .IStreet, Install. 0.i1io
Why "11111 women continue to Infier
"to We“: complicatiosd.
“' * A‘ “111111111111 local til-unlit says its 1, ,1
li' 'lotI‘Qf-Jsflms to folks who bo-
' have is overcoming 111nm trouble
011m 610""? of I13» 1st, is “is still! it. is 1111111 trouble. '
boots of all kinds are for trimmed to patent “mpg. piped with white.
curved where they join the. cloth or
kid tops.
I And for those who do their (‘hrlsb
unis sewing early, time are yarns in
the new sweater colorings to make into
dressmukers to go under the diuphan- modisll simple “med sweaters. wood-
en molds and directions for making
datlon frock a horssbairtlace bani: I: crocheted lace baskets that are still;
sewn in the. hem lln uilluoIIIiner. grows); gate tops of “mu“ finishes so mm
m” the knees. n e 1y fashionable bags can be made
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match any costume, and articles f01
both men and Women to be ombrold
cred with the popular and fortunate
Iblue bird. 1
Apropo of sweaters, the newest,
prettiest and most adorable sweat-
er is the tiny affair of glove silk 111
blue or rose with white sash and col-
lar made “just like mother‘ a" for in?
fants 11p to 1'1 years of age.
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Eat Lou Moot If Kidneys Fool LikI
. Load 01-1 Bladder lothsrt.» 1
Most foika' forget that the indoors.
like the bowels. get sluggish and slow
sod and need I flushing occasionally,
else we have backache and dull mis-
ashes. rheumatic twingos. torpld liver.
mild stomach. .Iloeplessness- and all
sorts of bladder disorders.
cry in the kidney region. savers besd- ‘
lines them with paper, so that the
oollteutsluny not be injurioust 11L
fected.
The moment a can is opened the
contents should be emptied into ‘11
clean china, glass, or enameled dish.
No food should be eaten which, by
any chance, has remained in the can
after it has once been opened.
If the contents, protected with :11
clean, light cheese cloth. are exposed
to cool,- pure air for half an hour:
before using. the flavor will be int--
proved. 1
In making a selection of canned
foods for the emergency cupboard, %
it is a wise and economical plan to
keep on hand,- when possible, both
small and large sizes.
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in packing a trunk the experienced
traveler will make considerable use of
crushed newspapers. One of the
secrets of successful packing, “
L.
I course, is to have every little space
filled, and one cannot always find
his articles for this purpose. “in that
case i use lightly crushed newapapers.
put a few in my trunk so that. I will'
have them in case of need,"
woman. “When i have not enough'
material to pack a trunk full, 1 use
the paper to fill up the superfluous
space. In traveling 1 find it a good
idea to carry‘ an extra dress in my
suit case. Then if my trunk doesn't
You simply. must keep your kid
says active and clean. and the mo-
" most; youfeelqn’sobe or pain in tho
of Jud Salts from any good drug store
herniation tsbiespoontul in. Is. aim
of water before breakfast for I few
days and 11youl ~ kidneys will; then act
line: This famous salts is and: from
combined with lithis. and is harmless
to flush clogged kidneys and stimu-
late than to normal scllyity- it also
“1.111111111111111. sold: in the urine so
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avoiding
“I.1
new) Olllfli thlll
.11 111111 nanny.
~1-kidnoy “alumni. aboutfour. ounces .
the sold of grapes and lemon Juice. *
seriou! 1
1111111. 11111., Soulful rescues.
come as soon as i expected it, I have
something to wear»
little space and often saves a great
Ideal of inconvenience. The suit case
is often '11 good place. too, for the best
and raincoats, hold a certain amount
‘of moisture which puts delicate frocks
in good condition for wrinkling."
it pays to have cheap white china to
use in the refrigerator. Use the light-
est weight utensils you can get in the
kitchen. 1A wooden plate scraper is
very useful when washing dishes.
ropporlunitles—Read The Senti-
ol's classified rivertisem'onts. 1
The Afternoon or,
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ty for those who
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enough stockings and other uncrushaj
and find them so useful that 1 always!
shys one i
The dress takes 1
dress. Heavy clothing, like cloth skirts ‘
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A charming frock of tan faillI trim-
med effectively with bands of beaver
fur and a. vest of novelty silk.
Soft pale twbades‘and 11 new tan
which has a hint of apricot in it to
make it warmer are among the new
colots shown in the frocks which Paris
has sent over for A11tu11111,despite the
1111111111111 conditions there. The accom—
panying model is in 11111 faille trimmed
wlth beaver and 11 Vest of now-11y silk.
The skirt is a three-pierce model gath-
ered at the top. falling in full folds at
the bottom.-
If the faille is H inches wide, 5% yards
will be suflicient for the costume in
medium size. with 4%. yards fur band—
ing and “.6 yard 86-inch silk for the
trimming.
Being a_three-plece model. the skirt
is not dimcult to make. and many home
mam prefer to finish this first
In that it will be ready to be attached
to the waist when the latter is ready.
Ibo sores are joined as notched. leav~
Ill-shes bust. Price. laconts.
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A PARIS COSTUME. II
1, $2.50 Sanitary Glass ,
Kitchen Set for. ill-51
PRESENTED BY
Every Day ls l Sanitary Glass Kitchen Set Day.
Present this Coupon at our office with 5 others of con-
secutive dams and the cost amount of expense items and
$2.50 Sanitary Glass Kitchen. Set. -;
Rodd to use, all complete, including eight pieces. for 2
teed—Stroll est: Most Durable, Moot
Sanitary and Most Economical Ma e. .
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MONDAY SEP'II‘ 6,1915
lng left side seam free above large "0"
perforation in front gore for placket.
Gather upper edge between double
“TT” perforations. Adjust a straight
or a bias band of material (about 4
inthes wide when finished) to position
on skirt as illustrated on reverse side
of envelope, stitching upper edge of
band about. 8 inches above lower edge
of skirt. Sew skirt to lower edge of
waist over stay, center-fronts 11ml
backroom,- side seam at under-arm
seam, Stitch-tape under gathers in
skirt from centervfront to the left side
seam and finish for closing.
At this point the skirt will have to
be put aside until the waist is ready.
First, turn under the, front edge of tho
front of the waist on slot perforation
'and lap on vest to small “0" perfora-
tions, notches even; stitch 1;, inch from
folded edge.
'I‘urn hem in vest on double “00" per-
forations. Center-front indicated by
large "0" perforations in vest. Close
under-arm and shoulder seams ins
notched. Gather lower edge. of waist
between double “'l"l‘" perforations. Sew
stay to Iowa edge of waist. centep
books even. small “0" perforation at.
under-arm seam and bring front edge
to center-front. “lice collar and new
to neck edge as notched.
Now, any skirt to lower edge of waist
over stay, center—front and backs cwta
side seam at under-m'm scum. Stitch
tape under gathers in skin from cen-
ter-front to the left side seam and fill-
ish for closing.
Returning to the waist, gather the
sleeves between double "TT" perfora-
tlons and close seam as notched; louv-
cmsmucms‘ 01111176353
int: extensions in long sleeve fl‘H).
Turn under extension on. slot perform-
tion, lap to small “11” perforations. item
or face about the wrists and1finish with
a. build of for or other desired trim-
ming. then sew sleeve into armhole as
notched,
Beaver locus of the most fashionable
furs because brown felts are ,to lead
the fashion. '
Pictorial Rovhw COItums No. 6353. Sizes 3:. 34. 36. :8. to. la. 44 and u
and POOR.
Norwalk Chronicler