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"tive effect from the two large photo:
SUGGESTIONS ASGiJI iii.‘
i ‘ to either side. These ornaments
fGR G000 G00iiiNG * ilii ARI 0i DRESSING 11111
i
\‘1 ash small white onions 'turn them ner 0f large headed halpi‘ls ’1'!‘ 1'1"
Sweet Pickle of Figs. (told and silver lace, gold and silver
. l ‘ 5. 1
11111) a pumpitaintmpd 111.1119 and pour iterial of the hat was more iitdrly
To every pound of ripe figs use half set aside for 24 hours; then drain, re1 net and. in fact, all posflble metallic
! dock or gravy:
i t ttot s,
have top layer of po
brown in oven.
,boiiing brine 1,111., in...“ (10“), and steel color than silver This dull tar- 1
nislied effect is (Wharatielisiil of most
of the matetials used on the new
3’ pound of light brown sugar, and to into to the kettle anti pour over {amp-b are “U“. employed ‘0 such an
mach three pounds of sugar allow :1 them vinegar spiced with cinnamon “up." that a pol-fem wave of glitter» ““15'
pint of the best vineg'tr. Boll with and cloves, the proportion of sugar ing headgear seems to have swept A noticeable sailor had a medium
the vinegar and sugar one. ounce of to the vinegar sytttp being three on... ”1,. 10“” 69mm”). speaking, siZed crown and a narrow brim The
, cinnamon, half an ounce each of trip pints to the quart. me“, "“119“,.“ are used for making hat was covered with pink t‘aille. Over
......
this square meshed gold net. heavy
smoothly
trim-
spice. and clou1< and three sticks of
“lance, pining 11111
cloth bag. The
{03‘ this. \‘.'ili'n
but add 1111
the larger hats suitable. for afternoon
and evening tit-111', but there 11111 some
fascinating new tonnes made of silver
net in heavier qualities. and there are
also little sailor hats completely cov-
ered with gold and silver meshed 111111
tPl'iztir put on plain over a foundation
heavy silk. 1
but open in design,
stretched. The little hat
med only with a narrow flat gold hand
around the crown, finished with a
bright velvet and gold ornament, re
sembling a glorified thistle.
Wide brimmed gold lace hats have
b; 11...»: of rattler vivid blue velvet
around the crown, the. other trimming
consisting of a gold ornament placed
down on the brim in front and a sim-
ilar ornament at the back of the hat.
Sometimes also tulle is draped around
the crown of these hats or there is :1
ttilie how fastened with a brilliant pin
to one side. ..
“MW“ in ‘1 ”1995‘" Salmon Sandwiches. was
Remove the bones front the salmon
and mince fine. Add chopped parsley
and enough mayonnaise dressing to
moisten. (.‘ut the bread into thin
t-iit't“ and spread with butter. Spread
11111 slices with salmon and press well
together. Garnish with cucumber
pitkles or add small piecr-s of pickle
to the salmon. ‘
1\'lto'.t1 >;;lt‘t'> are best “as
syrup is; boiling
fruit and took 111] all is
dear, tltcn pliil a skimmer carefully
lift. out the figs. filling the Jars about
.mX‘EE'ft‘tll'lila 11111. with syrup
‘ and seal. ~
1/ .
ii‘111
1.11'111' of satin or
Most of the wide brinittted hats of
this sort are made entirely of the.
metal lace or net. but there are some
which are. partly vetv
vet, for or satin
tiling both hot'dt't't-i.
i111 crown 311111 i'or
equally popular way
these hats is to use two
three little bouquets of bright colored
Sweet Pickled Plums.
\N'ash and dry the fruit and to ev-
ery sewn pounds of it allow four of
.sugar. two (111111115 of >1iti‘ cinnamon,
one of elm», hall 111. ounce of mace
‘ and two [liltir of tin best \inegar.
‘Piace in a 1:1.r tiret a laycr of plums,
then (inc 1? SilH‘t‘m‘ and so continue till
Solid Chocolate Cake.
One cup of sugar, :1 half cup of but»
ter, two eggs, at half cup of milk, two
teaspoons of baking powder and flour
enough to make a stiff batter. While
rtirring the batter, put on the follow-
t-onstrttcted of
For is used as trim—
bands around
ornameins. but an
trimming
or perhaps
in
oi
'l‘ht-sc gold. silver anti bronze lace
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'::::bflnfitil(:ttt1ttia'lgiit'i('¥'lit'iiii‘rolv't): \tiilc ing mixture to boil: 0m) cup of sugar. flowers. Tim's“ are i" W'W' usually, ""15 H“) extremely useful “.dd'i'SmS It:
"'Piurflts; "11111.11 tln< three times. 011 you"; w hm ngs' a "a” "“1”“ mm" and a little hunch may he made up. ”‘9 wardrobe. ”“91““? iii") “1M1. l”
the fourth via) scald all tout titer and and it Half ("1'“). 0f chocolate that "3,3 for i1‘1‘"“"*“‘1 "f it Milli” pink fuse. :1 “59d “'“h “WWW” many "W““T‘i‘ .
place in air-tight 1:11... 1.11.1 "9"" “iii“‘d- 3“?“ “ 1“” "01“”‘1 f'” 11111.11 111111111111 111115511111 111111-11 111-1111. .111 they are 1111111111111 .0111) with .“i 0|.
it into the ””CR batter and turn into t'lassitication from the ilorist‘s stund- “'i‘h RUM ““d 91"" ”‘93 ""‘1‘ "l.
H0! Appie~Sauce Cake. buttered pans to Mk“ ’J‘wo cups 0" point. anti two or three leaves in ycl- “01‘" Will! any (‘ifiblll‘ilit’ ““f“"““'- 1’
“Cream together one cuot‘ni of sugar sugar and the. stiffly ”(in)“ whites of low or pale green velvet. color has been used to trim them.
two eggs make the frosting. which is usually more becoming, it in
8nd half a tupfui of butter flavored . , .
' . . . 1 \ ch'trmtn: hat of HIM tissue was . . y .
Into a cuptttl of hot 1111511...i.1.111,..1 “”11 B “”19 vamlla. , ,- l'“ ‘ ‘ l i; . .. w of extremely practical to have it put on
apple sauce put lino tin-Hpnonful of W “"1" 11111111111 “‘1‘ I'm A (H; "l l 111 1.11111 .1 11111) that the trimming may
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baking soda, 11111.... 111.. 111111111 WW. To CHARGE DIME TO CHECK 1111111111 ‘“ “' ”1“ . ‘ 11: . 1‘1" 1.. ... 1.1.11, 1111111111111 10 1111 111111 1111111
I BACGl‘GE. “"h 11.1r1ow H'H'b ”I 111 0" " 1111 11011 11s. The small bunches of flowers
‘ stops bubtvniii; 11.111
butter and 1111:1112
Then 111111 111111 teaspooninl ol’ cinna-
= mop, half .1 tutspoonl'ul «11' cloves, a
ii to the croamctl strip of the 1.2.1; was used around the
and the but was also trimmed
in
anti colored tulle bows may be shiftcd
to suit the convenience of the, wearer
with only a few minutes‘ work. in-
deed. there is nothing in the way of
A charge of ten cents for checking
11:11 l1 piet c of baggage is next in order
1o: 11.'1i_1 on the \‘ev; ilavcn road but
t‘l'tl\\ll.
with a garland of velvet
autumn tints ranging from the pale
leaves
"' 1. . . 1 . . 1 til it 1 ' '1: in tl11 .‘nited .
flue salt, ...1l 1,,” and .1 mm”, ulti- n 1 11 t.tt|1o.1i- . t 1 1111111111 (if 11111 gold tissue to the red , . 1. .~.} the exception “f the
, fills of 1101 1.] 1. in.” 11111111111! a halt' liil’ttk Such a platt is now in the of the luv and showing here and millmtiy. 111 t
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cupfuis of ,._ .1“ 111.1 .1 11:11 chopped 1111,1111 and I, “1“,”. to 1:0 into pm.“ there “ 1V”, 11l"~'till more Dl'iiil’tlli hue all black 1elvct hat of tumor ...;
puts have , .... ,1... (11nd ”11‘.“ HUNT ...”... 111 the mi“. year. 1\ 1mm“ of bony eilver "105th mus. which hour; so 111111111 litirlti»
1 ‘ . . 1 . , 1 - . ‘ ‘ ‘ ,1 1 1 r0 or 111 ver.
films, loaf o .n pat-1 pans. Mu “1111111.: station checks as htgh fit.iit‘i(‘ so 1“,") in pm.” that 1]“. but i“ '1" but of I”
‘11 125.110“ Pieces of baggage in a 111:11- 11111311111 “mm, 1,, 11 11 “on. "1.11.11. .11 ~1~ ~~~~~fi w
comes
Staph-er"; Pie, "‘1 ’titicn’:1 rupplying' a large tintro chain mail, ““3- madp to fit (111119 to «Accept all the int‘k that .
("saw b H' ‘L " 5"] i" ”MTV"! '1’“ i’”"'i"“1“1"~ 0" the Whole system the head. Xot high in the crown no; your way—but don't DEPF ND, 011 its
coming! It you want a job use 11 Sen-
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hate layers :11 inst-lit»! 1111.111111... chop-t ' 1'l11
M meat, :~e.1‘.~1111ii.:~
t‘iis run into the millions an» 111551551111 of any other striking lines
in construction, it derived its distinc-
iWil PGSSiS PUSSUE
liltiifill'l] '1wl “Rani
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MR. G’LEASON TO GPEAK CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
1Arlhttr G. .. 1t New York. 1'11 to The following wire issued Notcnt
.speak for ii 1- ('t1lllllltlllll) club and its her 311, 1111.13 List furnished from (iiiico
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OVERCOATS
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1111111111 tour-wow 11111111111: at right of A. 5i. Wooster, solicitor of lltllt‘llih, 1 1 i f" '
in the Aorwalit Inbrart upon “Five Bridgeport, t‘onn. - :‘g' h i A) Thi’ BCSW vagues All“
Months on tho \t‘cdcrn Front “ iici Edward B. Allen, liritigt1port,' t. ~-~——~- J N
inn and the north of i 1.1111111 is meant
~ stitch»forming mechanism
iii the '\\cstcrn 1111111" .\1r.
4. ~1Two
1l1andits'
tor sewing t. li"l‘.l |-; lttlt K Ark..i)1‘t‘.
po 111.1 toia_11.tre pursuing th
the l ily
(llca- machines.
and the rolii1.-r.1.1vcre cartied a mile; 390'99 F1 FM“- Gem-"ll ADV"
‘bcyontl iiti‘ p‘nic where their confed- THE ANNINC J. SMITH TRAN.k
crates 1111111 supposed to be waiting pow-117,0" LINE. Inc.
5111111111 that they were outwittcd. tlie'
;§°‘1ie"'5 Weekly. .1111 .1111 \iiilll’" 3 two patents: cleaning tool.
>1?00}\S previous it) iiiida. billt’e his William H BTASIOI. “'flit’l‘ilul‘y,’ 2
etum front Belgium he has been 111- patents: Hygronietm'; electric motor
terviewed, photographed, "written up" device. ......“ 1.1111911. from 11111 11-11111 and eacapi
W’Y ”19 papers and magazmes 0‘ the William It. Bernard, New Haven,‘“d- . | "
ountry. Norwallt feels proud of him 2 pan ..1.<: hand tool. i .... 1
115 he spent several years of his life Ti; 3 (-1 Johnson, New Haven, OLD STUFF, i ANYTIME
tore. Ounwetlremembered Dr. Sew- prote11.1.1r 11” [the from sight of _ l .
inrd was his grandfather. ‘shomdp, firearms_ . life this week contains a comical Day or «Nlflh‘
Members of the Community Club Nils H. Anderson, Mlddletowu picture of the Germans training wasps
Our spacious and easy riding
automobile. will «take out
parties.
ANDREW WTAYLDR
Livery and Trucking
Phone Darien Conn.
who cannot use the, two tickets allow-
‘edlo each are earnestly reminded of
their obligation to return them in ord-
'r that the ntunber of seats which are
(eded may’be known.
typewriting machine to attack the kitted itighlande..=".
Fred E payne' Mlddletown heel Nothing new in this ill-BE. The old
construction £01 rubber footweai. {Romans employcd bees i“ 1111 ““9,
William B. hicCay-[hy_ Mitford and when th: Danes were attacking
' wind shield Chester the Saxons on the. waif threw'
Albert W Case, Highland Park down lnmdieds of beehives on the be-
apparatus for producing pulp for [111- siegers, putting them to flight. —-L'o:-
‘ ton Transcript.
ridgeport Infantryman and Bethel per manufacture...
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FFTFyifsri'ty-TSIESFI“ iii-viii? wchcompi‘vlg Peter Boschg and 3C. R. Bosch, “8315* &_— south-{Si
Skin of Children
land Sick People
dilated March 14,1913 fot seven Stratf'ord, caster or wlieel.
Stamford, flowert
' CONNECTICUT DESERTERS
can». is reported to have deserted \
t S? n Benito Tex” October 16 At. Chm“ A ““5”
nlistment he gave his residence a's' metal bending 11186111118
0. 634 \‘iashington avenue. Bridge~ Rollin G Lewis,
f, and the name and address of holder. .
rson to be notified in his behalf in John N. Reynolds. Greenwich,
. en y 1 it alt Jor-
1: °§o§m§§ 6:14 fishing; ave- patents: Terminal bank; controlling1
1' for electrical switchingi
Bridgeport. Jordan “1111.1 45 apparatus
“of age and was a laborer. systems.
1' alter J.Kenney,prtva11, 1100p Eugene W Ruthford, Naugatuck,t
[h cavalryi- who was enliated vulcanizing apparatus. A
, 1
32' 1915 n” “even years 5 Samuel (1. Wilkes, Waningmra!
Unlonvlllo.)
Don’t Forget
' lo‘see
Tom Murray ‘
‘31 51111111 'MaiuSlrcet
p.891: and l1..-1 charming wife "Young Walter H, Bowman, Bridgeport, \ho last night attempted to ltoil up n $l0 ‘0 $12.50
Hilda." volunteered to help 111 any way 11“..“an 11:1:1 p.115.“ 1tlf’l'd lF-liil {:"h’ '12:)
possible wlicn the war broke out. Mr. Edward 1-: Kellcv. midgqmr‘ \i‘ii' “Umudm R‘” m" mar 11 c ', G o T T L I E B
Gleason found wort: as 11 atrettlier- friction liniu . '1 11 1 1 11 . ..
‘ ’ - 8- 11111 1.1.1.1l11p 11 is folltd throu.l1 the.
1‘li‘aaror and MN' ”“1””1‘ “5 “”9 Of 3 licnjaniin H. AA‘Wir, llritlgcport,‘ Witness: 111' 'l‘ht-otlorc I'. Howard, the ‘1 N’- Main St. 8:.[1‘Vorwalh
. :1 charge, (if 11 1111155111,; 1.111110" 1111-991. tubmarine lighting ‘ ‘1'1‘1Sitlt‘l'l‘. and Hii(l'li(t'-kii' 1:1»:‘11 oliiclelr‘s 87410—31250 guns
} ‘ I ' ' y 1 . , I . (iii t‘lii'lt‘iii' (iii H) ii 0 ll‘ \VU - ow- "r—
3” M1 the front. bomt ”mum“ of what. Bast] 0- 1‘33““1 llarttord, ”mil", bc robiars that a bitttli1 was fought. ,“# -..-..
w} paw and Mt ‘5 given ”1 “"3 stop mechanism. '11itl1 11111111 loss than three hour-.1 iat- 1.1131 FUEIh- .1 MSW
donut little book by Mr. Gleason pmmp J. Darlingtou. Hartford 'r'r. Slit-1111' J. Sitillil‘L 01' Malvcrn. «061K
' , "1t! Hindu at the \\'ars," 'nililished' 1 . was wounded iii the foot. 1
1513' M ' NEW iglotzr. it H r l The attcmpt was similar to other F‘Y‘tttuht [FBI leaves Pier 27' his!
' aro ' ““1 “N ort. C01“ liott'u111' pcipctr-ttvd in the southwest 1 . - - t .
1- 1 . 1. 1' - 1 ' diver, how \orlt (foot of Cat.1erlr
1111'. Gleason itdn a wide oxpenence, mining device. 1in H“, In”, low lllniiiitfi. Two men ‘ . ‘ .
PT his year, in the World 0i letters. Thomas Mtdgley, Hartford “mm, climbed on the ”blind iiiiggago" 111111 wt.) everyday except Sunday, 1113 r ‘
”.519 has been 0" the New York 7‘” r‘tltts for wrapping pneumatic tire 111* clinint- 1-al1 ant tii‘it1l'f3d Engineerin. Freizh! received at Norwallt up in
tune. The Coemoboiltazt, Country Life, caqingq “‘"lliil'd :01 8:101) "Fin'I'aiiZln'z'i'itl'ioii: 5 9.111. and at South NorWallt up to
- . ... 1. - ‘ " .s2111 11 ca 11.1 111. 1 t1 11
‘he Survey and “”00”” cdttor 01' Ira H. Spencer, West Hartford, his 1111111 11111111111; the train to a haltis' '30 D 111
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to have deserted at Fort 30. “mm
‘Russell, Wyo.. November 6. handle for teti' and coffee pots. 1
listment he gave his residence Danton! ur Ahoy-d thsted,
16 Taylor avenue, Bethel. and blade for "we fruit and man...
e and address of person to
titled in his behalf In cane or
as Mrs. Ellen Kenuey,
. No. 15 Taylor avenue,
Kenney was Zl years old
‘—-—Golly Honeyl 1111131 no; them Mini
strata. Some this allow. Trinity Mh'
3311,?“wa night. Mmlllion 356.
COAL.
t .
. M11 m- «in 111-11111. Widen CAR 1
iiii’ilitiANi WINGS
Ail Siiiilliil iiNOW
A11 old t‘liint-se vase supplie the"
d
idea here given for the tiet'orati/n of
a drawing: room or boudoir. Walls
stonedmt color t‘ai'pet t‘hinese black,
soft wool (formula in the exact
Chinese applegrt-en. either in lumin
ous taffeta silk or ('rt'pc tic chine.
dull surface, or titlitsil‘y.
upholsteled in
faintest trat'cry
through it.
with
Furniture
stonn with the
of running
with lilt‘ blue and
faded rose found in the vase brought
out in touches of old embroidery st-t'
ill a strip in one corner of a cushion
covered in t‘hincsv black taffeta silk.
Another cushion might be black, with
a circle of blue embroidery, while yet
another might llt' of soft beech brown}
with a touch of applcgrecn and black.
A screen in (‘ht'nest- black tapestry.1
which has bronze lights in it, with
panels of pale 1111111111 ycllow >ilk front
a lllantittl‘ili'r skirt. and set at a little
distant-11 a border of etnbroidct‘y.
to 111-
applv-urcen.
iilt‘)
color,
black
bright
talt
en from the same original skirt,
troducc all tin-
hiuv, rose and 1'1 llotv.
vase.
'I‘hc ov11r~111antcl
sides would be of w ood. opt'n carving
in flat black, touched lightly with
greenish hron'l.1' A blaclt lacquer 1111'»
ncr cupboard holding 11111.1 china bowl.
and a black lacquer g'amlt‘alher clot it
with old brass tat-11. \i‘illltiit' shades
of parchment, with a narrow convon
colors.
St‘t‘ll ()ll
atttl supporting
tioual design of dragons running
round the bane.
\ ......
Lace ,voites may he tlcunvd 111t'y
satisfactorily by placing a large bath
towel iii the neck of the unwn, ('ovqr
the with another towel and
wash with a small liru<l1 with soap.
rinsing well with water. The.
yokc may then be pressed and it will/
be fresh looking attain.
wait-1t
cit-an
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1. limlli- (II All. 111-" l'r'l‘I'W‘lplhf
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I;|Ii 1 no olhrri. Buy of your ‘
pl-I. ~11t'(il.'-‘HII‘ZSTFIK’F\
— Advertise in the Sentinel
I III tlun tt-‘r u Altattit-tidnruud
I'liiu 1n Iu'd 11ml Gold outallit
ninthmw'ni 1'1'11111'1I.1s.11.121. :
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ESTERS SPILLS
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Slit iii liiR‘i ft'Sig' 1".11‘ it‘lt‘ itf‘rz
Be, “are. its A PIE
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M..ch in the C’mnest Plant.
from 1.111: must fresh fruits
Oitliiitlaiiie.
Ask Your Grocer for Them
111.151 on 11111111 at your res-
mutants.
For Up-to-date Service Call
FRED H. GANUNG.
Funeral Director ana Embatmer
Office and Residence ,
Telephone 904.
54 So. Main St. 80. Norwalk
1111111111 " 11111. “titans:
313 Cross St. 13 Woodward Ave.,
’Phone 1523. South Norwalk, Ct.
STORAGE AND REPAIRING. FORD;
i WORK A SPECIALTY.
' Ilres, Tubes and Supplies.
A ”Service a Feature.
iSTORE,
For Rent
'Now Occupied by the United‘
Electric Light and Water Co.
Enquire
Clifford Hotel
F. S. LYON .
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