Evening sentinel, Monday, January 10, 1916 · page 10

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

let Pudding.

RequiredLOne pound and a half of
WMrM'm s- rsd and block
m mullet-fies and cherries:
' . aunties ’of s - ‘

_ . ugur, stale
‘ Stalk and examine the fruit. put it
in r. pan will: the sugar, and stew it
’ Line I; dish with strips of stale
bread. having first trimmed on all
crusts. and cut a round slice to essct~

,; Jill: Iii the dish with the hot stewed
trait, insomnia ism oi amuse!

w fruit. covering
' 9“ M '
:~ .Pu‘tls-‘m over the basin with' a.

the top' with a piece

_ ms bunt-sunmu it. is perfectly cold.
”sulfuric our carefully on to a
W‘msh'am hand custard with
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take three

sinusitis“) a big, and piece the in:
in canteens 'w-lth- boilingwmr'lo
miner-hull way up it. Then stir it.
with. the pan over the tire. until the
. W. ddclsens. But be very care-
in) to remove the jug'from the pan.
and out it in cold water the very in-
fill“, the custard is thick. or your

’ log (or a low seconds alter they have

been: taken oi! the tire. By plunging
”he in: intocold water the cooking
‘ in w . Simon and harm it
f ' mi... and it is ready.

 

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”uses. in making this pudding. They
" 'lllllll be he" " ' ‘d poured
lot over the bread. Whipped or
i'wilinlsweei cream is as good as hell
god custard in Serve with till pudding.
1 “ ~0—
.._, Cabbage Salad.
, _ mind cabbage \. ry line and plunge
. ”lib lflld water to Cl‘lsp. Drain sill
die. witb'sour cream. sugar,
1,, 41‘an it‘ll» quite. sour enough. a very
, 'llttlo Vinegar may be added. This is
. '7 a salad which can he enioyed at any

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.~.I'llt:.MafkedrtM-Old.'l‘ime New Year's
Ways With Guests.

no longer are families at home to

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months brim with sand .tnrts and

1M Thessilver. card basket mind your personal interest .in ' the ' - f “mild! done much for the school. . . . . - "
- | .. l «. ih hall k.' Government Favors Cannendale ln-, I8.003. 6.06. 3-102. 9-37.. “-1513
m~ ~ :5“ c . as» :household.: - ' ’ ‘ . .. stead ol Cannon Station. {PITCHER NOW GOING’ TO THEglzzoos.
second- d.. ..in can Andi If ti: \ girl debutante made ,her bow‘ The Dogma“ department has taken: ! WELL i Sundays.
.. ~ . . _ ‘ ' - '_"t0 Fm My 81.3 lonnal.receotlon ‘ or" cognizance oi the name or Cannon St&' George pitcher who came near be? A. Dir—0:00. 8:00;. 9:60, 10:08:.
I" . 8‘ [H "leak. .1 out." its one-whit phrnscd.il.._tlon nndin its olilclsl letter to all post- ing sull’ooatdd and cremated while ”110:5”, .
; B“ "n! , P. M.-—12:10.

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‘ meal with almost any combinution :lli

foods. ‘,
. ~——. i
Floating island. 3
1 into three quarters of a pint of:
icream. put sugar to make it very:
. sweet, and the Juice and rind ot a.
lemon grated. Beat it for 10 minutes‘
‘ Cut nelson rolls or sponge'cshss into‘
thin slices and lay than on s round
idiall. on the top of the cream. Oh
i this put a layer of apricot or current
into and some more slices oi roll. Pile
up on this very high it whip made oi
Edsmson Jam and the whites of (our
eggs. it should be rough. to imitate
a rock. Garnish with fruit or sweet.
meats.

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Boston Toasts. ,

Required: Smsil rounds «hot but-

brend. next fill 'the basin with the [eyed toast; two hard-boiled yolks of liiul color and design.

ieggs; half so ounce of-butter; one
i

:tcsspoosful each of grated cheese,

chopped parsley and mango chutney

Weightronwit, and lei'it stand for or pickle chopped; brownedcrumbs. are are on large coat lines with a

 

liriends. and are of simple masculine,

unusual ‘
lumuumu

The automobile coat is now a thing
of beauty. It is quite as important to
have a pretty automobile coal today
in one’s outfit as it is to have any
other stylish up to date outdoor gar-I
moot. I

Even the raccoon fur coals—ii they
are not the car costs that are used in-
dlderenlly by every ones family and

 

cut—ere made. almost. it not quite. as
elegant as more pretentious furs by
lining them with some satin of beau-

Thls year all automobile fur coats
for wear in open cars. are cut with a
ripple dare. in other respects they

 

cost has collar and cliffs of brown
beaver that tones with the muskrsi.
for exactly. Seal fur is used a gram
deal for motor coats this winter: so is
marten fur, made up in narrow strips,
Both of these have. the advantagl:
that they serve also as eli‘rt‘l (‘onli-t ;

Vienna and velours dc mine are. the}
Woollen materials most «cell in motor
costs. leather automobile costs in:
all hues are a winter novelty. Thosc’
lined with cloth or which are ileece_
lined are both warm and have the!
charm of being something distinctive-l
ly new. Tile high or dull glazed greens.
and browns are the favorite colors for
these costs.

Vienna and wool
bright, warm tones oi yellow, blue,
brown, red and purple are as attrnc-l

live as they are warm. Some of these.
materials have a wide diagonal rib-i
bet? ultect. Others resemble chin-L
chills nnd angora weaves. They are,
cut in flaring ripples, with iur collar,’

cults and hem bands of seal, besverl

 

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Willi lilacs
Aunmuu

Cleaning Silver.

Precipitated chalk is excellent to!
cleaning tarnished silver. Place a lit-
tle in a saucer in s. saucer and add
just enough liquid ammonia to moisten
ll. Rub this lightly over the silver,
and the stains will quickly disappear.
Then wash in hot water. drg caretull.
and polish with a clean chamois lean

f.

A Good Remedy.

Horn); is the most efficacious remedy
we know [or the removal oi ants and
roaches. Do not moisten it. but mix it
in powdered form with gum cslnpllor
it you can stand the odor of the latter;
if not. use the bursa alone and sprin-
kle the mixture thickly over the closet
shelves and into all the cracks which

W beenwell. add one place! milk}

WW will curdle. E858 80 on cook-i s (eggpoon of baking powder, Dla- with red fox bands. coils and collar.
ll)“

J’Ww or canned fruits may be'

boiling,

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\New York in the manner of old. when?
.‘creryywomnnexpectod to receive on.
flees illness. death or untoward >cir~i
lymm intervened. wealth WM’{liplitaira- windows watt-bed a proces- ‘0‘.“ Chamber of Commerce W3:
.30; Wed lndeed. there was lmlefslou oi" (rock coated. top batted fig-
. rm ill-called “3““! today ‘0 dis-lulu. swinging jaunty~ walking stickswonuml beliefs find that a“, pmfimr.
{inlgmdei’t‘h’lk "0m hospitality. ”1118919“! irom'door '0 door and ity of their enterprises and that oi
W‘VM” was still gay with Chm“; speculated which would stop .- for "it their employee is menuced by legisla-
w, WNW §°- 3° florist had W N minute at their own trout stoop;
considered. There were stone‘- Jars]

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.W end. not .cslses. tour

Mix the eggs while hot with the sut- teller that will stand up Almost to
ter. ohm. parsley “a chutney or the on tons. runner tashhn. Some
chopped pickle. Spread a thick layer of these collars are made so they can
E a! this mixture on each toast. 'Spn‘u- be “"1104 both down OF UP-
} his the tops with equal parts or Krated One 0! the new furs for automobile
cheese and browned crumbs. . I wear is gray fox. it is a beautiful
: links thoroughly hot in a quick dark gray color. and when lined with
i oven. and serye on a hot dish. r the some 00W I'll”. makes I Nil
- -— ‘ motor coat novelty. Yellow satin is
, chemist. Cake. ' also used advantageously to line such
T Take a cupful ot brown sugar. add fur coats. Wallaby is another motor
3a half cup ot sour cream. a halttsa- cost mr. somelhlns like Anumllnn‘
; spoonful of soda. one egg well beaten-«opossum. Ind makes a very striking,
i a cup and a half of flour sifted with automobile garment when sdorned

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half and lined with a red for colored satin.

[leopard automobile coats, with
their artistic brown spellings, are
seen in unusual shapes. They are so:
out that they may h used even for
Leopard certainly has

5 solve two squares of chocolate in
's cup of boiling water and add to the
cake the last thing. Flavor wl'b
vanilla and make in two layers.

 

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Salad Dressing. street (mills.

'l‘alw six eggs. but well and add been the favorite ftlr
one-hull cup of mild vinegar. stirring so for this season. They have pre-
it in gradually. lPut over but water lu‘ dominated at all the winter race
cook. When done the dressing will be meets. .\ new model. long and semi-‘

lor motor coats

smooth and thick like ulayomlaiw. mtcd. has a daring lower part, the lug."
. Put in a fruit jar, and it will kevp edge of which dips front and back in
- for u long time in a cool place. When beautiful

curves. This cont has collar.

desired to serve. take out what is cuffs. llcm band and sash belt of red}

needed and add salt, sugar and red ion for a
pepper to taste.
the right consistency.
chopped union or parsley gives
xfil‘llrilllli flavor.

a monizes with the outside coloring. l
A natural black mushrat motor

 
 

tsrlli has been a source of constant
was the family‘s nearest approach to friction between the government and
'a butler, was stationed near the door. business, and that whatever the larilk
and at 1 precisely mother und daugh- rhiicy determined through national ell
lcrr stood under lighted chandeliers, l“"”°""l "3 “PP“C‘MW by congress
.‘ue. ..mi modern li)ll(‘ll about the (call has been accompanied by controver-
\ll\ and waited for the callers to nr- rim “men have {been injurious to bus-
. . ' lucsn in 3mm

. The lfuited States Chamber oi Conl-
tllgminu ‘ youngsters peel-lug. from pierce in 3 statement received by the

u. or the delightful old dorky who

rive.

“Business men, quite regardless of

lion based upon data which is inac-
. 0n occasional doorknobs..hung~tiny curale and incomplete. Under such
baskets. gay with red ribbon bows. conditions consideration at new tariif

Pam] by, yom.genflmen. brave in legislation inevitably causes apprehen-
throughout the

nd the colors of the lenpardlmm bath; every “'“Wg ivho talks u"
Thin with cream to and red fox blend marrolmnly tumult-lam. taking a cold "up ”my mm".
A little finely er. A yellow and blncll.,llulllg mirth”. my business “mm M

Tum ”unfit

or taupe. and serve for a morning or
afternoon street cost if they are not
too startling in tone.

The Callot wrnp‘ model. ‘ .._—.._.
shoulder cape, that was no ultra s31 For Children'. putt”.

motor cost style the first 01 the sea-3 Animal crackers may be used in “
son.‘ls now seen input wool velourslvarious ways to mnke the popular 1
and pandas-r Onemllel is oi onnu,dsiulies for children's parties. They I
ribbed wool velours. The cape. whicb'xm'ay be dipped in the various colored;
stops Just in front at the shoulders;
and ill longer. than waist depth. is ofistrawbeny, or they may be made to?
seal fur. as are the buttons, collargstsnd alone by putting them togetherl
and code. The contrast 0! the orangc‘=
hue and the brown fur gives thisiarmnged thus . ‘ ‘
model an entirely new look. 'or in a procession arbuud the table. i

Some motor cost are made of kit-“
ten's car cloth. Oils “black coat. with,
a deep cape o! the jams .material.
which does. not entirely mu_ the
back and seems to (all in folds about
the arm, is enhanced‘wuh a lining of
American Beauty satin.

iseem lniestcd. n will take several ap—
iplicallous.

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Dyeing Lace. .

remains from the teapot until you have:

.._”; ‘tbe curtains. Keep the tea savings.
. l h‘ . - 1-“ 'llml leaves in a covered jar and when
"‘N' I “he a ml¢"§‘h met} mu 'you get enough strain through a flueé
:HlPVl' and add the liquid obtained to a;
f poll of ordinary starch water. Dip one!
_ , a (out “i end of a curtain ill. and if the color l's‘
"M" dear u" “ em) “I” 1too deep, make the dye lighter by put-'
more clan-htwater'io it. ,

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A good adv. pays best in the best:

paper. I

"You!" '
“You seem to doubt my statement.

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doubled}
“What is your business?‘ '

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muctiwl'll'dlle’iwaid'ipent
much time in aidin

in the work. . .
Last winter. about 128 tons of coal

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gills schoolboal’diN. Y“ i‘. “.0 H: R. R
were required to it “its ten rooms.’ Timetable
and with the. open ng oi two addr: -

tionai room3 nus year the coal coolsoufli NORWALK To new volts. .
sumptlon has bosom so large that. A. hi.—-i:1l9x. 5:42;, 6:09, 6:57;.
its very mention has‘become a verlia. 7:181. 1:40. 8110‘. 82213. 8259!. 9:231.
ble banshee to the school directors. 9:40, 10:33:. 10:63:. 11:61. 5
' Whelrit was discovered that small 'P. ll.~l:13x, 1:271. 15:02:, 3:29u
pieces ot paper thrown into the sir‘i:lilx. 5:18x. 5:45. 6:02x. 6:47. 7:02;;
above the scholars! bends, would be hdfix, iizibx. 2
sucked directly about the room and
towards the ventilator tultlcts. it be-
came the bellel‘ of local observe" that
while superior ventilation was install-
“ “‘9 “all“! "Pen“ "3 “3° 8’9“" 5:45. .6202... 6267!. 7:02:. 7:51; 0:45;. I
1’ WNW“- .10:40. .

ltsla lnsn elicrt to overcome this} .

Sundays.

A. M.‘-l3:!5\‘. 5:422. moi
10:33:. lltblx. " ;
P. M.—al:18x, 2:41;. 3:12; «in.

 

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rial-gel. a marvelous fruit cake in- your unaccustomed Mery_»’l\he.‘wo. sion. and uncertaimly
”will” “‘0'" W.b°-°W;men are not at home there.. Butyou ”“er business “1’”
m ‘A modest punch. or it the‘

. .‘tsnnlersnce..principles~ewere1
~ ell-nit lemonade was easily‘

my pulse long enough to drop- a
pastebosrd into‘the ~bssliet.‘ thus es-
pressing the greetings of the-season

expenditure oi money for coll..th_at
§tlle experts were called to Fairlield
i to suggest a possible remedy. It is un-:
- density]! .3th the expense is borne
fenilrely by. Mr. Wheeler. who had

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NEW‘YORK To SOUTH NORWALK
A. it—iulx. 6:80.13” 8:001;
:le. “351.. 10:03:. , 10:06. 10:50:.
P. his-13:081. 1:06. mm, 3:52;~

3:27:,-3:54. 4:23,. 5:133. 6:29, 6:32

illlllllls tile.lfornlalitychafuncilon thcioiflces has announced that that place

: shield andinelmét rindfinword toning,
_. flung his fit‘nwkwm'ioyvco‘hfiedinei ,
v! Maelsrlmdsmlls ieWenstal' ‘

youth-won , his «spclnl spursoll» thei; willtno longer beer that name. but will
rroughten held-ob New. Year‘s ’calllng.!be,kni1“'l_l by the shorter and more eu-
;Ilowdv assume ; : and‘ nossledssoyl new title of Ca'nnondale-
.squlring wernrlett behind- what ,- thine.»- thther' the name of the railroad
heldonned the hahilimcutnc‘snd out-lstnilon will be changed in accordance
ward symbols of niknlgns,oi,tho.'cmugwlth‘ the government's ruling is not
‘pet andus'allieid forth to social "con-i known,.but the name of the postomce
Quests-on behalf olden-1mm 'ln- ““4le hereaiter lie-known ss Cinnendale
pally ofeliler and delirium-mien. ‘ instant! ‘of 0annon.~shstion.
Frockcoatrloohat- and at“... 'Svors.';iT.he dillolnl’ letter I'M: announced

pointed mmsster at .Cnnuondsle. . .

 

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’qniiiid twink designations misspell ~ --

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lhat‘ moonstone has been so- .

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1 :03x. 3 :39x. 5:02,

stupor at his
8:10x, 11:15:.

ing in bed in a drunken >
residence ‘Sunday evening. Decemberi5125x. 6100!. 7:203.

12. when John I’m-d vii-covered a “Miami”.

which threatened to destroy the build-2
ing, has formed several New Year’s‘OOUTI-l NORWALK TO NEW l-MVEN

resolutions; the best one of which la’ . A. Mrs-1R3“. 1:138. 6:05. 7:15.

going more often to the wollr—Brewillllfix. 10:18:, 11:12:. 11:57:.

sto‘r Standard. . , P. fit—1:20. 3:161. 4:28. 5:19, 6:20.

» wflglml. t:os:~..s:ss. 11:22.

7 ' .' sunny:
A. Mae-12:23:. km.

1021!. 11:18:. 1157:. . ‘
P. struck. max. 6:331, ole,

7:08;. 8:39;. 1:25; '

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7(0me Drew/(ailing
Lemony

Prepared Especially For This Neuspapn
by Pictorial Retina

A group or smart collalu. including

popular “chin-emu" model.

 

 

 

 

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u. hunt-Yer. This is true in the other
Illa'l‘ulil'es 3150.

To llmlce collar No. 2. close the con-
tel'-l-:uk ovum as lndicnled by ling”
large "0" perforation; bind the noel:
1014c ill va‘k to the line of small "0"
pt'l'fwliJltnls. Close. meeting the front
and roll as illustrated. '

. ..lr Nu. 3 i..- the easiest or all to
make. as ii is simply necessary to 0105.
the too sections as notched.

For .\’u. l. sew the tabs to the upper
edge or collar section. center-backs.
not-lies and email "0" perforation.
evul. Plait label. creasing on slot per-
forullons, bring folded edges to corre-
sponding small “0" perforations and
pres-s. Sew band to side edge or law.
as non-lied. Sew to lower edge 0: col.
lar. lmlt'ht-a and [rent edges even. Ad-
Just straps to position as illustratod (-
reverse side of envelope (the Ihort
strap on top). louver edge of lower
strap. and upper edge of upper stray

 

 

The collar is an exceedingly impor-
. and
icings, such as chocolate, maple and, there are as mam. different “Hes I“

ism. detail at dress lhll~.m

approved by fashion-08 there

frocks with which to wear them. There
‘ i are live different designs in the excom-
wiih frosting. They are lery effectivei “my.“ mummlu“ and ii yard 27_
around a birthday cnkol inch material will make any or them.
Collar No. 3 requires 2% yard wide for
and 5'. yard narrow fur. it is the lush.

. along the seller and lower edges of cab.

femé'iluilo‘ .: int 6“]
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smart this senstm.

h, _ , , All or the collars are, simple to make.
A“.' “film“ dye for lace‘or. lnultlini For me first. m. “80k ea.“ In hound
curtains that have become olngy look'. at the center-buck between the small
lug can be obtained by saving up the? “0" eromuonfl- Mill“! l0 Imslllun.
rolling as illustrated and close. meet-

“ ... it is best
what you consider sufficient to dip ‘ to eulbroi the collar before making

Pictorial Review Collars .\'o. 6561.

int; front on of extension.

10 cents

lar; and bring the front edge or collar
to willel‘virmlt of straps.

Simply sen tile collnrbsud to collar
of No. b, notches and center-back-
even. and the collar will be made.

Hand-embroidery is by for the most
fashionable trimming for neck we..r.
when for bands are not used.

Sizes small. medium and large. Price.

 

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$5.98 1

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a n d $7.98

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