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1 1:, Coffee Jelly.
R an ounce of gelaiiue in a cup-
if cold water, and dissolve in three
111. pf boiling water. Add two
ulssof sugar and two of strong
‘ re, and strain into a mold. Harden
f’lervo with whipped cream, gar-
with macaroons.
Eoffee Mousse.
$1 a cupf’u’l of coffee and two fable-
little of sugar together and slowly
over two egg yolks, surging all
tune. Strain when cold and add
1 cupiuls of whipped cream. Pour
1 mold and pack in ice and'salt for
11e or four hours. Serve in tall
sees.
Coffee icing.
'elt two 'cupfuls of sugar and boil
31 it forms a string from the spoon.
ad The saucepan in a dish of cold
11' until the sugar begins to fofm
. the sides, and then work in a cup
‘ of strong cofl'ee', pressing 11
net the sides of the saucepan with
:poon. When the mass granulates,
“ ts ready to use as lcing.
1 Coffee Cake.
‘ream half a cupful of butter with
«it cupfuls of sugar. Add a salispoon-
'3')! cloves add a saitspoonful each
nice and cinnamon, with a cupful
molasses. Beat for five minutes,
.l addthe creamy yolks of three“
“is and a cupful of strong coffee.
"en alternately add five cupfuls of
. 'th flour and the Whites of the three:
of
l
' 1, gs, beaten stiff a teaspoonful
Gilded citrus, and half a poun
ins and currants. This will
two loaves.-
nllilule of boiling milk and half a
l of hot coffee. Pour into a pud-
' dish and bake in a pan of water
that they are dull in
- . ' depressed in spirits. and that
have headache, backache,
Merings t1 at; make life
-not worth 1'. ::1g. But these
1 temporary.
indigestion
ant-1:3. few doses of
, ' , safely and certainly
‘wrong. Thisfamous family
a the stomach, stimu-
0 use ‘To ATLANTA.
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It should be kept
d after- lt is hailed as it loses‘
‘ little girl was on he1 way to school.
, of the machine, the fender of. whigh
. She was sent to the New Eleven hos
: pita].
:‘ cannot be stated yet whether she will
. ICCOVGHV’
tes Marshal ,C.»C. Mid-
has appointed Constable
‘ ‘ it!“ to accompany Der-
States Marshal Timothy“
Eloy o; Atlilnta, Georgia, with
Coffee Creams.
Mix strong coffee with confection-
er‘s sugar, a little vanilla, :1 table;
1 spoonful or two of cream and the whitej
[of an egg. Add enough sugar to make
is stiff (ream, mold into balls, and put!
at Walnut meat on each side of each:
ball.
, Biscuit Making.
Here is a French recipe for biscuit
making: Two and a quarter pounds
sifted sugar, 8 3-4 ounces wheatmeai,
1 3-4 ounces vanilla sugar, 8 3-4 ounces
cornflour. 20 fresh eggs and small
pinch of salt. Separate the whites
from the yolks. put sugar, salt and the
yolks into a basin, and mix for 20 min-
utes. Whip up the whites thoroughly
and mix it carefully. Add the flour.
which must be showered in lightly, and
which must first have been mixed with
the cornfiour.
Green Tomato Pickle.
File pounds of tomatoes, sliced and
sprinkled with salt.
well, put into stcwpan with 1 pound
of very short skirts
SUGGESBDNS ABlilJl
lHE All 0f DRESSING
1 JUSt before the “‘3? broke out 135‘. hats are velvet covered. with an out- fy in delft blue, scarlet, ecru, tan or
,year the l-rench milliners sent out a lining bias hand, and have generally white, .with a scalloped 'edge and
crowned hat”, single ornament—feather .pOmDOII.‘ small design, such as a half wreath,
The“ “'9” "0‘ followed by: coque ornament or head bird, flower small circle or tiny flower in each
others, and the Style seemed to lan- or butterfly—coqueitishly posed on scallop or scattered figures over the
few tentative
models.
high
guish in favor of the small toque
and later the sailor hat. Now Par'is
has sent many high crowned hat'
models with narrow brims, says the
New York Herald, bringing in their
wake the ostrich feather as a bolt-
ening feather for the severity of line
of these tall shapes
These hats are already seen in
less expensive models, which will
lbring them into popular style more
lquickly.
amount of to
height the wearer,
This is sure to
'lhey give a certain addedi
'is the saucer style. This hat hasn't
a high crown and is of medium size.
It is such a direct changelfrom this
summer's hat that had a turned
brim that it gives an entirely
1dit‘ferent contour to the head. These
brim or crown edge
The long boat turban still stays in
style it is not quite as tiny as last
year and is covered with the same
1 fabrics as the high crowned and sauc-
1 er shapes. Wings are used, often com-
bined with a bird's plumed band or
connecting ornament. The material
itself with which the crown is covered
is often shaped so that it elongates
into wing-like forms. Two thicknesses
of tulle. silk or ribbon in rhomboid
form, placed back to back' and wired
1
N9“ day dram which is almost necessary these days about a quarter of an 'inch from the
edge, are by a twist of the hand trans-1
onions cut in fine SMDS' nearly 1 pint. make them worn by a great many formed into a wingllke ornament that
of vinegar, 1 pound of brown sugar. 14
ounce each of cinnamon, cloves, cayo.
enne and peppercorn broken up. Boil}!
all togethei,‘ till tender.
Egg Cutlets.
. Three hard boiled eggs. one
egg. one ounce butter. one ounce floum
one- -qua1ter pint milk one. teaspoonful
of lemon juice sail and pepper frying
fat and bread crumbs , 1
stylish women.
There, is a
hate. Some are smoothly covered with
base materials In;
rt of the but will be.
hile the encircling
n
lapping folds of l
certain models pa
of Milo folds, W
bands will be of velvet. Or the crow
1 Is placed like a careening aeroplane at
great deal of variety;
in the covering of these high crowned;
some jaunty angle on the toque.
The long veils are very prettily
‘posed this season. They are drawn
iveivel, panne or hattei’s plush. while over the hats so that they veil o‘y
raw 'others are covered by layers of over- the. eyes. or drop just to the nose,
the ends flowing free at the back.
‘Veils also are gathered like a flounce
and hang like a ruffle from an encir-
cling trimming band half way up the
Roll the eggs 20 minutes Shell and of the hat will he of satin, while the crown.
chop them coarsely. \lelt the butter"
in a saucepan stir in the flour and‘
cook the mixture for a few minutes”
aking care it does not brown at all.
Add the milk and stir until the mix-
lv on a plate and leave if to cool, then
schape it into small cutlets. Bn‘lh
them all over “'ith the beaten egg,
then cover them with crumbs. Have
ready a pan of deep frying fat. When
a faint blue smoke rises from it, put
inn few cutlets at a time- and fry
Atheui a golden brown. Drain on kit-
V-hen paper and serve with slices of
lemon and brown bread and butter.
——Atlverflse in The Sentinel. 1
WANTS PILOT LICENSE
Samuel S Lockwood, a
pilot in Long island Sound, has {111
plied to the supeiior court for :1 re,
newal of his pilot‘s license. ills
three year accuse. which he olilained’
.in 1912, has expired. He wants :11:-
thority to act as pilot along the Con-i
necticui shore from Norwalk to New:
Haven The petition is returnable to
the October term.
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HURT BY AN AUTOMOBILE.
GUlLFORD. Conn., Oct. 6.~Eileen
Conway, twelve-years-old, was struck
and tea: seriously" injured here, yes-
terday. by an automobile owned by
George B. Norton, of this town. The
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Holding an umbrella over her, she
stepped from the curb—into the path
hit her. She is hurt internally and
in addition has a fracture of the leg
Ker condition, it is; said at
the hospital is quite serious, but it
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”is ‘vou usavoUsr
You can Correct.
and weak kidneys. are unnatursily
irritable, Yietful and nervous. Noti
only does constant backache “get on?
the:
and,
pains;
mum. and uric solidi-nines
nerves, keeping one “on edge."
causing rheumatic. neural
When suffering so, try
amended by people hereabouts. Read
this East Ndrwaik resident's state
. ‘ .- 1'
Peterson. 50 First
Mall}
at Norwhllt; says: .t‘l was subject
'1 to diary and nervous spells and my ,
, 1
Maybe There la ‘a’ ‘Oauee For it Thur.
. l
Many who suffer lipid hapkacho
the nerves." but bad kidneys 11111.01,
eliminate all the uric acid from the”
'8 _ Kid: -
hey. Pllls. the medicine soi wall'rsco- 1
street, '
wide wrinkled band encircling the:
crown and the brim facing will be of
who! several shades darker or a‘
contrasting color.
Tluee very tiny feather tips tightly
mm boils thickens, and leaves the. curled will be placed on the front of :1
Jamil" dissolved in hot water. Last-i side of the pan without sticking to it. 1111(- (mum, just as a flower would be orange and blue being
Silt in a charter of a pound of \dd the chopped egg. lemon juice. and WW“ Larger tenth?” 100891? curled. dominating colors.
(1 each seasoning. Spread the mixture even- are placed at the side. curling back or .1“ model is that when the. but must
down over the hair. One of the med
111111 crowned hats had a cluster of un-
curlud feathers with drooping fronds
posed at the hat hack, giving it an un-
usual height.
Faille an‘d grosgmin ribbon, in one
high‘
crowns in parallel encircling bands.’
or several hands. garter these
ending in flat tailored hows or caught
by buckle slides: this breaks the
height of the hat crown.
«Besides the high crowned hal there
——THE essr alruaripns.
veteramors obtained in advemsins to the
est employers. T he Sentinel reachesI
his class in Norualk and vicinity.
Be Silre its
FRlSBlE'S A PIE
Made in the cums: Plant.
m... from the best fresh fruits
obtainable. “1. din
Ask Your Grocer for Their
'Insist on them at your res-
taurants.
W
Mk for cash prices for RED OAK
COAL.
THE WM. EFFRON CO., Inc.
3 Rowan St. Tel 441 Blot Nomllt
-—Acdept au the luck that. comes
your way-«but don’t DEFEND on its
coming! ifyou-want n job-use a Son-
tinbl‘Wlnt Ad. '
WESELL
‘ ‘ Something "More-'1‘hsn_ 4.
it is EXPERT, HONEST
Service.
Do you realize how much
that‘meansto the consumer?
11113111111111 up
Phone 61g. :12 Hoyt St.
SDahéwthi-Co.
. some some", on Tel. 151111
Pauis is sending beaver hats to
\‘ew York. One of these shapes,a
(‘eorgette model, it of taupe gray
beaver. it 11111 5' low crown and
very wide brim and is faced with
multicolored golfine like plush,
the pre-
The clever part
he held on as when riding in an auto-
mobile, two of the long slender ribbon
loops that decorate the back of the
list ‘can be brought forward and fas-
‘tened under the chin with a button
which has been attached to 01“ of the
loops. An ornament made of the
bright lining material is posed in
front.
There are a certain number of
scratch felt hats: they are of the
sport or morning type. They are :l-ll-
or shapes or have a rather high crown
and a rolling brim and are adorned
with wide bands cl gromrain ribbon
and some sort of a cocknde or a fancy
pnssementerie ornament.
OLD AGE comma ON. 1
“You don't come in as frequently as
you used to, Mr. Jiggs." remarked the
harbor. "No." retortcd victim.
"it seems that it takes my face
his
Hunger to hop] 110waduyst"——~iluffalo.
Express. ’
1111'
The Stereo! '
- Satisfaction
mt:
ALotofSatia-
faction COMO. 1
Fum'llisquii-
liying the
Skeptic. Our
, [rises and
Quality Do It
‘Every Time.
“It.“
APPLES AND FEARS
in quantities at
WHOLESALE PRICES
‘.
lilP0lilANl llllNliS
All SHOULD KNOW
A bungalow set of doilies is pret-
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surface. A white linen embroidered
in pale green makes a delightfully
cool-looking set for a summer table.
A practical bungalow luncheon set
consists of fifteen pieces. The cen»
lerpiece is made in the popular stole
or cross effect, and the balan’ce of
the set comprises six plate doilles,
tix tumbler doilics and two oval plat-
fer dailies. The material used is art
crash with a floral design embroid-
ered in lazy-daisy stitch, carried out
The Kind You Have Always Boo h and which has
in use for over 30 years, hasg him-no the signaturm’:
and has been madeunder his per-
m $111113;s::ervlsti:3 Bill“, its infancy.
one
All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Jusbfifghuegdathfi
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
"Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
What is-CASTORIA
Castor-la is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil Pare-
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasdnt. It
in bright coloriugsi Cluny lace is’ contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
used as a finish. substance. Its fife is its guarantee. It destroys Worml '1
and alloys Feve shness. For more than thirty years it
I h K N r h . . -h has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation -
.unc con .6. 0 WHY n “0 Flatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles an 1
linen in Chinese designs are worked
in (‘hinese blue and white in shadow
effects, achieved by quantities of
Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and no 33:12:13.,
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Frlen
French knots worked in shaded blues.
Some are worked in roses and butter»! GENUINE CASTOR|A ALWAYS
files of solid white, the French knotsl
Bears the Signature of
being done in shaded blues. '
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For Glossy Hair.
if you desire tresscs that glow,;
here is a hint. Wash your hair fro-i
qucntlv, as this will do much 10-} ‘
welds making it shine. it isn‘t how-i
ever, so much the
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111 Use For 011111 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
'H' °IN7AU~ COMPANY NIH WORK CI'V
washing as it is‘
the rinsing lhat‘givcs a gloss to ones?
tresscs. it is the easiest thing in;
the world to wash the hair, but it,.
is quite a difficult matter no free it:
from the soiled water and soupsuds.l‘
Ypu must make up your mind to} -
rinse, and rinse, and rinse, until there:
is not a particle of sonpsuds left in?
your hair. This is one way of coax-
ing a pretty gloss into existence.
Another way is to always dry your
hair in the sun. 11 is imperative that
the air should have free play through?
your silken hair strands and that. thei
sun' s rays should be. allowed to play}
merrily upon your head for a brief:
half hour or so. If you disregard
this advice, it will be useless for you
to yearn for glossy hsir.
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dairy (Si-flowed!
flame Drew/Waking
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Prepared Imperial/y For This Newrpaper
by Pictorial Review
FOR THE WEARY TRAVELLER.
BIG GUN TESTS.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 6.—~.-\ board is added 11 maximum of personal com-
of ordnancegcxpcrts of the United fort 1l1e bollclll is largely “WWW,“
Stunt-thing new, chic and serviceable is
this l‘nlilzuun robe and bag made 118
’twillcd silk. l‘ong'cc is also serviceable.
The robe- has long, one-piece raglan
Slt‘t‘Yt‘S, whh l1 may he gilihcrcd ill the
wrist or finished with u flare. A novel
possibility of these sleeves is concealed
plit'lu’ls, for which. however, the short,
loose sleeve must be used. In 1110111111"
size the outfit requires 6 yards 30-inch
mutt-rial. The hood may be omitted,
but it is 1111 excellent thing to protect
the hair.
The home dressmnker will find this
» m11del.\\cll within her capabilities lio—'
cause of the importance of properly
tuning out the robe today’s dressmak—
ing lesson will be confined to this foa-
.t11re.. Take an oiien width of material,
double, (not fold) it, so that two
right or two wrong sides will face each
other. Then along the salvage edge
nearest the cutter place the underfnc—i
ing and follow with the pocket (to the
right). Just above the underfacing the
bug and bond can be-ilaid andinbovo
these the front. A little to the right of
the front' ls arranged the sleeve. When
these sections are out they will be in ,
duplicate and ready for sewing. For the
back, take a fold of the mhterinl and
‘ place the pattern (the back is perfo-'
lated with letter B) on a lengthwise
fold. Where the pattern tapers off to- “
ward the shoulder there is room km
for the neckband sleeveband and piec- .7
ing for the back.
For shorter length robe there are sin-
gle and double "oo"-perforations on the '
lower edge of the under-facing, from
and back.
No trimming other than self-covered
buttons is necessary for the 'mbe.‘ A
fancy ornament may be used to fasten
the bag.
States Army was engaged at Sandy
Hook yesterday in making an exten-
sive series of big gun tests, using one
of-ihe 12-inch guns which guard the
approach in New York city. Their
purpose was to ascertain the power
and quality of explosive charges rath-
er than to test markmanshlp. The
1, 000 pound projectiles used in the his
guns were sent ten miles to sea while
the experts watch the effect of the
shots.
The experiments the expected to
continue all this week. and tests may
have an important influence upon the
coast artillery. It has been admitted
that these 12-inch guns have not at .
present sufficient range to cope with ‘
the 15- -inch,g‘uns with which some Brit-
ish warships have been armed.
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CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble
man right around when some-
thing like this happens in your
home. If your \1
PLUMBING
is defective, antiquated, unsani-
tary or worn out. have us make
necessary repairs or install a
new system of . .
MODERN PLUMBlNG
\JOIBING A aPESJALTY
HORACE KNASH
Plumbing and Heating
’ TW
North Main St.
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with bag to
match. is a comfortable adJunct to the
travelling outfit and is made for ladies
and misses.
This pullman robe, "
If to the pleasure of travelling there
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The aclentlflc conduct of business
*1 Win“ Are YourAssets‘l
the methods employed very distinctly
Avoidl'lhe liability
at not having a checking aoccount: ‘We Invite accounts which are 1
‘ dim-teens attentidll. ‘
Pictorial Review Pattern No.6401. Sizes 32 84, so, 38. 40. 43 and 44 inch
ea bust. Price. 15 cents.
and personal affairs today clause
ll. lynge Steam llyeing" & Cleaning 00
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Formerly known» lrlunepon Guam Dyeing I. cleaning Co. .»~
, elllt Dresses. Gloves. links“ and Lace Curtains Cleaned. ‘
' ‘ Telephone 41“. it. LYNQE, Prop. as Ohio St. Bridgeport
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