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ithe water to come over the tops oft
the jvrs. after the water is put intol
{the vessel place on the fire and boil
itelnlree hours Take from the fire tight
the tops; when cool tighten again,
wrap in thick. brown paper and keep
in a cool, dark place. I
Corn Canned in the Ear. l
'Remove the shtick alld silk very
carefully. Select the most perfect ears
of the same size, small enough to fit
in the jars; place in the kettle, cover
with cold water and proceed as direct-
ed for canning cut corn.
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Three Ways to Makejoevil'c Food.
Number One.
.9) squares of grated chocolate,g
egg yolks, one cup of sweet milk; .
cuefullyand cook in double boiler
thick. »While still hot add three
tablespoons of'butter, one cup of
, onehaii' cup of sweet milk, one
‘ "teaspoon soda sifted in two cups
flour. Equally good w1\.n baked in
1 rats or loaf. Use the whites of the
‘ for icing. ‘
To Can Snap Beans.
Wash young, tender snap beans.
string and snap them, or pttt whole in
jars if preferred Fill jars with cold
water, fit on rubbers and tops, place
in deep vessel, cover with cold water
to within half an inch of the tops
lplace on the fire and boil one and one
half hours. Take out, tighten the tops
and keep in a cool. dark place.
English peas and butter beans, or
lima beans, to be canned in the same
way.
, Number Two.
Qua cup of brown sugar, one tea-
~ . of vanilla two tablespoons but-
, tWO- thirds of a cup of sweet milk. '
o 0353, one-third cup of cocoa, one
boon of soda, one teaspoon baking
der and two cups flour. Cream the
‘ “and sugar. add the beaten yolks
_0 eggs. add the cocoa or tlte same
at of chocolate melted. Dissolve‘
in a little hot Water. sm ball!
powder and flour togtlht’l and add
Ills first mixture alternately witht
. n.I,lk Lastly. add the beaten whites
gills eggs. Carefully fold these in
either in layers or loaf t
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Number Three.
no cup sugar creamed with butter
Corn, Okra and Tomatoes.
Chip okra in thin pieces and boil.
iPeel tomatoes and cook When both
;are tender mix, in the proportion of
,two quarts of okra to three of forum
itoes: then add two quarts of young,
tender corn, cut from the cob, with
size of an egg, add the yolk of one ‘a tablespoonful of salt Let all boil
Beat well. 0119411111] cup cocoaim minutes. stirring constantly. put in
With a little water to make, a{jars and ball 15 minutes before scal-
--th paste. Fill the cup with milk ling. See that tops fit well, carefully
and 0119.113" cups flour (a mneltirzhtened, then keep in a cool. dark
' .) one small teaspoon cream of place
“9'1“!" tenslloon soda, vanilla l
.pood frosting is made as foliowst‘
- 9W light brown sugar, four tablo' ,
the hot water, white of one 9ng
Squashcs and Sweet Potatoes.
After carefully washing they should
be sliced and cooked for I?» or 20 min-
I]. iugar and water to a thread .tndl nos, then put in jars. sealed and.
owly on the stit‘fly beaten white“ tightened as directed for other vege-
ital ab.les
" 1 Potato Puffs. ‘
Add to each two cups of hot mashed
potatoes, two tablespoons of butter.
ltwo well beaten eggs, one half ‘cup of
milk, and salt and pepper to season.
title in a deep buttered baking dish
[and bake. for twenty minutes in a hot
get on. i
egg. Beat until cold.
To Can Corn. I
elect young, tender corn. cut twice
the cob. never scraping; add one
tug teaspoonful of will and one
of a level teaspoontnl of soda to
gallon Put the corn in jars. fit
ubbers and tops on and place the
i .3 vessel deep enough to allow
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rasnrons
to dispense with the frock especially!
designed for certain purposes, and to-
let Fancy take her own Wy, and 1:an
iUS as she will, in some articularl fan'-
. p y . Sweet oil, one tablespoont‘ul; tur-
. Displacing the sport coats of glove pentine, two tablespoonfuls; emery
silk, knitted silk, corduroy and chin- powder, one tablespoonful, will polish
perfect liberty to enjoy this weird ete—
JuingT in whatever costume pleases them
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. There is nomore renlure, pleas
ing costume for the maid than this
quaint Empire frock with its frilled
pantalettes its crescent and star-
decked bonnet, and its fuzzy-tailed
black cats, world-wide omens of good
luck and witches magic, bordering its
’short, lull skirt. The man may wear a
it has always been a
lfavorite and loses none of its charm
this winter.
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Dip the bronze object into boil-
ing water and rub with a flannel cloth
dipped in a soapsuds made front yellow,
soap. Dry with a soft cloth and then
polish off with a Chamois.
The Fancy Dress Costume.
There are times when it is pleasant
I Pierrot costume ;
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chiila that have been worn during
the summer, is a new and very smart
coat of an English wool fabric re-
,scmbling knitted jersey cloth. it is
lscven—eightbs length, loosely belted,
has big pockets and is finished with
‘a high choker collar of natural col-
’ored beaver fur. This model is of-
lfered in white, purple, plunl. rose,
green, Copenhagen, Chinese blue and
tan. It looks cosy. new and decided-
ly practical.
steel.
A plain cloth dipped in hot water
and then in a saucer of bran will clean
,white paint and not injure it. The
bran acts like a soap on the paint.
we
Throw coarse salt over rugs and
[carpets befofe sweeping them, to pre-l
lvent the dust from rising. This will;
brighten the color also.
first Chauffeur~Say Bill. that teller Ice. cream is sometimes frozen soI
you ran over last week was in u: d hard that it does not come out of the
for $50. 000. :mold easily. When this happens, let‘
Second Chauffeur ~Sothat was W hat the cold water run over the outside
oiled rim, en? i thought maybe be c .ts of the can The water is so muchl
intovlcattd.~—Boston Globe. warmer than the ice cream that itl
“Imelts it sufficiently to start it out andl
does not melt it enough to spoil the:
I shape of the mold. a
méwatb of the sewing machine to serve as a.
Sewing Machine Pincuahion.
Pitt a strip of felt around the arm:
7(ome Drew/faking
Prepared Especially For This Newspaper
An attractive model for a separate
' waist.
crepe and trimmed with lilt't
Inlln.
(gory oY’rdctiCdl
Lefrom
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by Pictorial Review
novar. mom rnnsn son A WAIST.
ty. Soft crepe meteor in the bright
lit-w shade known as poster red is dc-
eirultle for this model. The V-S‘llullrd
\‘t'Fi of silver Int-e is bound with Hill'-
row black satin. The collar is of but-
tt—r colored gauze and the b‘utluns of
Htlf material. Two yards of it-Ini'll
clt-pe. 5%; yard of lace, 3’. yard of gauze
and 3:; yard of satin for piping and
girdle make the waist.
It is advisable to use material not
less titan 36 inches wide it possible so _
that the pattern may be cut from a
fold of the goods. The front. the back
and the collar are arranged on a
lengthwise fold, while the side front,
the vest and sleeve are placed on B-
lengthwise thread of the crepe. If u.
round outline is desired for the neck
cut out neck edges of the lining and
shield 3,“. inch above double "00" per-
foi-rltions; for square or V-shal‘wd
neck out out on indicating small "u"
perforations. The. sleeves may IlO
shortened by cutting off the lower part
on double "oo" perforations.
it is possible also to develop till.
waist In chifutl, using a foundation of
not or soft silk. in colllbining slicer
materials it is possible to ring in many
novel color schemes. This season
putty and grey are so smurf that out!
is safe in selecting either as u t‘llttlw.
from the brighter red and blue tones.
Even the tub materials are used ill
the development of these fancy waists,
It is carried out in poster red
and black
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law to was,
Mound liitlg . lllb l": I.
cm 'r
% ‘plncushion it is such a comfort tol
have needles and pins right in front of
i you, and lint be obliged to get up and:
thnnt for them ;
FAST FREIGHT LINE T9 le
YORK‘ stretching of the bias seams.
Ml!“ b0" [MVGB Pl" ’7 But When matting is so‘lled, rub it‘
3"”: N" V0“! (foot of 05mm. “with It soft flannel cloth dipped injukev
St.) own-fin? except Sunday. It! ll. warm salt water. Rub the spots with
m. In“ sh' received at Norwalk up to moistened cornmeal. Then go over the
5’- m “M "' 5W“ lek ‘D to whole surface again with salt water.
tin
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. Be sure to iron garments with the
straight of the goods and thus prevent
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Pierrot Costume for Man or Woman
ttstic creation all bet own. All Saints'
One can retain the simplicity of most
\of the newest waists. yet udd decora-
currth GUlDE 6181
moor somrcn MATERIAL WITH NAP
orgnndy. butiste and lawn being corn-
bincd with all-over lace with splendid
touches that are delightfully pret- results.
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Pa tented April 3Q, I907
Ltc or Hollow c on. is one of these 5:30 D m " “ this time cold Wipe with a dry cloth. i
times. The maid who lacks for her George r some, cgmul‘ Agent This method of cleaning does not turn _
fate in the candlc's tlame, and the man THE IWNINQ J. SMITH TRANA . the matting wellow, as water usually,
who frivols in fantastic garb are at "N" "mu cm: inc. idoes. ;
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Advertise in The Evening Sentinel
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AMES WHITCOMB RILEY.
author is a graduate of 'l‘l'itt-
and married a dang”. ter ot’ ti. e lat“
tenant-Governor Bulkeley. )
mitt-tilt] conqueror is he
tints back .131. pom;- .. .ld pride,
M29“. foes who bend the knee
corn for tho that died.
CA. “.‘IP SOCIAL LEVELER.
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.tgh and Low Alike Fratemize and
some Things Military With
Zest. ‘N
Expectant and enthusiastic-as boys
citing their school days or men
the unteroom of a meet.
'- ittg hall for tlteir first initiation by a.
..m‘rnnl order did business and pro,-
i‘essional .nicn '5tt Fort Sheridan, lll..
ttbfflill their military training“
Although the preliminaries give Ilt-
‘;tlc inklingof the actual tasks before
(us, there are “some lessons implanted
lat tlv rnrv outset which no one here
will ever forget. declares Commission-
. fir‘ Czarnecki in the Chicago News,
lxvriting front the citizens' ca
The camp is atypical representa-
ition of what the American nation is
land should be. The rich man who is
~ , . flall'illg not only. his own expenses but
trains and the kings 00d“? those of some of his employes, side by
. _ 81' and make the" kl“ one with clerks. artisans and sin
3° the" way that’s Caesar’s WI‘ll-cents, are here joined in ouo'family
hen Rue” living 3““ ‘C‘licle. Men of various creeds, of dif
.‘-—Edwa$i i‘ g“ Zile, in forent asleentrles. of all kinds of views
v New or no. and demos of usiness and profes-
stuns! experience are fratemizing like
brothers. ,
0 Some Have Served Before. .
We have here men who have‘seen
regular army service in this country
and who are now- engaged -in business
‘ npursuits. They are taking the training.
‘ "to keep in trim and readiness should
0 “one he need of their star ces" inde-
:, “we of this countrvl Her too, are
4it't‘orrrt'el soldiers of the German and
1Austrian armies Who pursue profes‘y
l~ coal vocations They are. here as
American citizens taking up the‘traim
ling camp life- from a sense of civic
idutv. Many here have served in state
“z"l‘lo reviments A that. mainrity are
9) kn myself. ‘ordinarv "rbokies, " here
“fitmh‘avh‘ their bye teeth out ,
The camp is a melting pot in nlnnv
‘, respects. The longtime. of every no-
firm engaged in the Edrouean war is
‘t ' . swan: spoken by. some 'onct In tll'e
.. .t .ll‘lp. lI’l
’ ‘m‘phs that ill: posts will
' our ever grains; -
filffy that is sprung from sin
yes bu a day and wanes
_ eir h‘ccrl stained kings,
ed the hand that slays
the ,soul that sings. ‘
r‘rz'. will ds the v ictor‘s name
made Rome‘s glory then;
an poets keep their fame
touched the hearts of men.
WEARs WELL. 7
r said the case l h’nd
figs st ng~it now appears
"" t have meant ’twas durable ,
Would last many years.
lo .ocflve defielopnent
hells nos-It no? In
'0‘ line Junction.
'of natures indiollt thi
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and
‘: cials should be urged». to have the;
, cross the names as “"0?- the cast.
Colonel Nloh lsou are and”
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command who himself does not know‘s
how to follow nnd obey commands oft
than» who lll‘P ill authority and who
same kind that the soldit-ls here eat.
It is gum. and tvho‘.c.~:omc and ctcry-
body liked it.
The soldiers
regular -' so
neither :‘llObS nor “roughnecks,” ~they.
'tthlt respect publitly as an example to
others and urgc all others to respect
them. who the c'olonels lesson, order
plea, which bronchi forth ap-
plause.
The Psychological Moment.
and (idioms in tfloi'il‘I’Wv
encountered arc:
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In implantimt his message ink the are ran tly, v.'hu.c-souletl men. whot ONE EGG W 50 BROKEN.
hearts of the men hero Col. Nicholson take the work of teaching the; Two per cent. of all eggs sold are
picked the psvt-llololz‘cal moment. af- "rookies" seriously, and who knew". broken before they get to the. con.
their business front A to Z. sumer. Two per cent. more are dirty.‘
So fnr'as the c'vilians are concern- The total loss from all causes is over
od,‘ we all agree to the proposition one-sixth of the total egg crop—Farm
that no one can learn how to lead or and Fireside.
“SW”
HOR‘LlCK
TED MILK
ter Congressman Martin 3. Madden
had made an appeal for patriotism
and preparedness. Whatever else we
may learn, every one has resolved to
be a committee or one to agitate a
greater respect for the flag and na-
tional hymn and for a man] thorough
understanding of what they bothstsnd
for.
That repelling of foes armed with f‘
ammunition is not the only thing a
soldier must do and know how to do
was brought home to us by Col. Ban-
nister. the army surgeon. who out-
lined .how the soldiers must and
should defend themselves [gainst ty-
phoid fever, malaria and cholera and
against flies and mosquitoes which
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THE ORIGINAL
MALTED" MILK
THE FOODgDRINK FOR ALL AGES
TAKE A PACKAGE HOME
'ro ell-spills: Is. «Just As coon"
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Floral Tributes original 01-4
signs. Casket t ovcrings of rare
beauty. Moderate prices Prompt
,scrvice. Telegraph communica-
tion with leading florists in prin-
cipal cities in the United States.
South Norwaik Florist
I? So. Main St. 50. Norwalk. Ct.
Phone 364.
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? He Who Does
Nut
masticate well is an enemy of his
‘ own life." A person cannot properly
1 prepare the food for the stomach if
i the back teeth are gone, or if the
i teeth are sore and sensitive. It of-
l ton occurs that a small piece of
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155 Washington St '
bridge work or a little treating of
the gums and teeth will put the
mouth in Such a condition that the
patient is scarcely able to realize
such a change in his general health
could be. possible bnyo small or;
breed them. Some of the doctors and
lawyers who are now ordinary pri-l
votes in companies ArB, C, D or E.
suggested that some of the city om-
,émoval Sale
Continued‘Until} Cotober 231de
Owing to a'delay In Opening our new, store at Wall and High
Streets. we will continue to soil ‘ .
All of Our Fine Furniture 3t
. ,_ Bargain PriCes
SETSJKND SINGLE PIECES FOR EVERY ROOM IN THE HOUSE.
PROMPT TDELIVERY TO ALL SURROUNDING TOWNS.
common sense advice on hygiene and
sanitation given by Col. Bannister'
embodied as health bulletins for the;
people of Chicago. ' . .
Although~ there are, few men. in
camp- who have‘. broken their sleep at
‘5 a. .m. in the past years. therehave
been no alarm clocks in evidence. Alli
were anxious to get to. bad. at at sea-
sonable ..hour Ito~ get ‘ up whom the
revellle is. sounded and when; the.
c‘alésthenics’or'setting up exercises g
are the forerunner of the military
drills and schooling. 7 ‘ ‘
Judge's Provo Good Mixers.
Some of. the best known citi’hens 01
Ch cago are among the best "mixers" ‘
lamong tlie privates. Judges Dolan and
McDonald, superintendents James Jar-
»tand W: R‘ .Holton of the Metro- .
poll it elevated food Sub Treasurer
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.‘Daherr®,Co.
satire-14w. grimly ct. rel; 15st
outlay of time and money. Consul-
tation free.
Dr. J. ll. Mallory
14 gouth Main St. south Norwalk
“a. m. to 8mm. Sundavs
he «nnointmant only.
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The Store of
Satisfaction
A Lot of Satis-
faction Comes
Prom Disqual-
i l yin g t It e
Skeptic. '_0 or
P ricossnd
Duality Do, It
. Every -T i m c.
Prices Consistent-
. With the out.
TEAS, COFFEES,
SPICES, FLAVORING
EXTRACTS
HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS
RANGE‘S,$r1;oo to Woo
Self Lighting. Burners. See
our stock before buying.
on Hot Water Heaters . . in.“
Eddy R ofdgontlon. ‘
Jones8rllotcllkiss
:7 Wall St. , Nanchang.
Norwalk Chronicler