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Pineapple Pancakes.
tirssemptluniui or roeewater, two of
rice flour, two or sugar, and then add
half a oupful ot‘ cream. l’ut one. ta-
blespoonl‘ul of Dutitr info a nmnll fry-
'ingth, and when honing hot pour
in the mixture no as to cover the pan
thinly; try a light brown; then drain
well. Have ready ~t)lllP long slices of
pineapple and roll one in each pan-
cake. Beat the whites of two eggs
to a stiff truth, then add one teaspoon-
ful of vanilla extract. divide it tillt!‘L
two parts and fly separately; do lxl
turn, 5') that it leaves the pan like
snow lay these across the pancakes.
Bread Pancakes.
“i Soak uome bread crumbs in hot wa~
ter until soft, then press out all the
,moistul‘e, and to one pint of the
bread add two well-beaten eggs,
quarter of a teaspooniul of salt, four
tablespoonfuls of melted butter and
sufficient milk to make a smooth bet
ter. Just at the last add a teaspoon-
i'ul of baking powder and fry in hot
tat.
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Potato Dumplings.
To a pint oi‘lnilk add a beaten eggd
aJitlle salt, a cupful of mashed, hot
aeascued potato. and flour to make a
drop batter. Add two teaspoonfull
of baking powder to the last of the
flour, mixing well. Drop in small
spoonfuls in chicken or beef broth
and cook twenty minutes.
Potato Dumplings With Sauce.
(‘cok and ricoelx medium sized pota-
toe»; add a pint or bread crumbs.
browned iii butter, also two well bent-
en eggs and unit enough to season.
Form in twelve balls. and steam twen-
ty minutes; place on a dish and pour
max 41“.“.
VICE BRINGS OWN REWARD.
Famous Crook Under Arrest in War
tcrbury Gives Warning to Others.
Tim police ot' fully u hillt‘ dozen
tilitx and town» .lrl- looking for ilt‘.
it. Jocuuc l’arcailt, alias Dr. ll. Par-
Mill.“ .lcromo \‘t-riioii Wayne,
Jerome Vernon Wait, an ex-
tomict, who was captured by the
Waterbury pullt't' Saturday night.
charged with gcttiiig money under
:nisr ph‘it'llbtn. i'ili» hernme known
yesterday when the police tit-part-
ments of other cities got in touch
with Waterbury. describing l‘araeaut
minutely and all requesting that he
be held [or them. ,.
in East Orange, N. .l.. he is wanted
ior passing worthler-s checks, and in
Saugertics, N. Y., he left a perfect
flurry of worthless paper behind him.
The American llankers' Association
also wants him, and it is thought that
within the next few days the Water-
bury police will find that they have
on their hands one of the biggest
. crooks in the country in the bad check.
’ line. -
Dr. Parent, and it is now believed
that he has some claim to the profes-
sional title. says the Waterbury Re-
publican, unfolded an interesting tale
to the police yesterday, during which
ill-Lilli.
hill-la
he admitted quite frankly that he had
served time in this country. Dr. Paro-
ant‘s story rivals any ever contained
within the lurid covers of a dime
novel. or unfolded on the moving pic-
ture sot-eon. and his experiences sur-
pass those of the much experienced
‘fictidous .l. Rufus Walllugford.
I “l have nothing to say only that
' \‘iti‘ brings its own reward." stotod
, 1):. Parent yesterday. “I am sorry
tor this woman. She is absolutely nu-
. dc: L] control and is utterly blanc-
‘9 16.x. She would in a building if it
. planed me. I am going to innit-ell
h "truly and I trust i may be sentenced
i certainly m it. So
over them a hall cuplul ol' melll‘d but-
ter.
Bread Dumplings.
d‘irl ilt‘ll)rl‘ putting the: bread into
the pans, take out about hall a loaf,
. add butter and lliuke email biscuits.i
13:3! two eggs well together with a.
bet rise a few minutes until about the
siec ot’ a. walnut. liiop these in the
hot broth and cook, carcl’ully covered.
twenty minutes. if laigcr dumplings
are made the time must be longer for
tile cooking.
i
‘ Dumplings.
Add one ilt'illt'll egg to a cupiul of
milk. .1 iiliii‘ still and two teaspoon
this of baking powder. sit'tcd with
lit-ill! enough to make a mixture 5 l'
enough to drop from the spoon.
l‘lours difi‘cr nil in tliit'koiliiig power
that no exact measurement can be
given. Drop them on the boiling sic“
with a teaspoon and they will cook
in eight minutes. lit-live them cov
'el‘cq; during the entire time so they
‘wulkbc puffy and light.
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, Stuffed Pancakes.
’ Beat two tubiespoonfuls of butter
to a cream. then gradually beat ill one
’ lablcnpooni'ul of sugar, tour eggs, one
cupful of warm milk, pinch of salt,
two tllblespoonfuls of currents, the
lrind of a lemon and flour to form a
thin batter. Fry lightly on both sides.
‘As each is cooked. spread with fresh
lor'preserved fruit. roll up and keep
ihqt until ready to serve.
i ' .
l “i Stuffed Egg salad.
} 4‘ook t‘our eggs~ until hard, shell and
lcul icngthwiuc into halves. llenimol
the yolks and beat to a paste. addiug‘b
a tablespooiiful of chili sauce, twi
tabl‘cspooniuls oi‘ iiiiiiccd chicken and
u tcuspooni‘ul of butter, When blcild~I
ed i‘ill into the egg whiten and ur-
ratlgc on u bed of crisp lettuce, pour»
tug over a thick both-d dressing and
garnish with capers and slices of
pickled beets.
liftI
|lll\‘
hell.» mort- than multiplicd. .\ly
l5 certainly :l ilW‘tlll to young
slcians"
COURTESY FIRST.
1W. ll. (‘., ill New York .\\'nrldl
Wlicn you go driving up the street,
lie courteous to all you incel;
lion't make your siren shriek aloud
'l'o paralyze tht- trossmg clawvd.‘
They. too, are of the illllllllll race.
t‘oii.~itlcr, though iii lowly place.
Your burning lust for Speed restrain;
Don't cause a rival chauffeur pain
lly edging in along the crush I
And passing by him with a rush;
Remember. he‘s a man like you.
And may bc in a hurry. too.
SUGGESlliNS lllll
iii iii 0i llillSSlNl
When l’ilrl.~ determines to make use
of a good, coalition-sense idea in cre-
ating the style: for wol’nankiiid, we
may be stile the idca will be graceful-
l_\ i‘ullllit‘ti. Among the rcccnt impor-
ltllitlll> are lt‘dlilt‘l'rll‘llllnlfid tailored
Stills and .wparnte skirts which prom-
ise to be entirely suct‘csdul with
.‘tiiii-iicaii woiiit ll, who are keen to all-
pi‘cciatc the union oi utility and lit-au-
ty in their apparel
\ long the bcsl t-\:l|liplcs ol' lilt‘
combination of fabric and leatlicr lire
.wpllratc skirts mode of strong, suit,
woolen plaids, trimmed with u glut-c
leather, matching the predominating
color in the plaid. They are short.
titted smootly about the hips, cut
willl a modcratc flare, and faced up
about the bottom with leather. A belt
of leather and leather pockcts, or
leather-trimmed pockets. usually ap-
[will as finishing details.
Entire skirts of leather or entire
jackets of leather followed in the
wake of these first models but are not
so well received. While. every woman
will Hcc the advantage or a leather
protection for the bottom of a cloth
skirt and the harmony of leather in
trodurcd in the details of finishing.
nilleulhcl‘ garments are. too cumber-
lbUllH‘ to be graceful, aiid there is no
good rcason for making lhcin.
Side Frills.
'l‘hc llul‘ly sidi- lrill is ill vogue again.
.\ labol thus adorned will do much to
rcdccni a somber looking dress or an
()lll'()f'(ifllt‘ waist. There. should be a
number of tlitrrw fluffy frills lying
about at battle. as it was so popular
a model not long ago. Those. who
must make them will need. tor one
jilbot, halt a yard of pretty inacrtion
and from three-quarters to one yard
NEW SICKNESS.
ittitlcll to lilt'
“Hunts, richness“ is
int oi \ilvlltioiull Hlillll‘lll.\, :(lltil its
.noiuitlilii .~ickncs.~. "l‘it‘lltihn ironi
«llllllll‘tW‘I‘Ki llll‘ culssoiis, untl tlic til
of bridge iinpld
tllllliltcs of altitude untl of hit pi'cs
lussuudl- headache.
breathing, palpitatiou
Alter :l rilpid vol-
l‘t'iiimi-d
\v ot'kcrs.
t5:
r‘lll‘t‘ induce li‘\"
t‘l. sputunodic
wlltl livutl noises.
piano, lltillltll‘S arc oi’tcn
i‘llilt lllcii' lliilriiilics sciiii-coim'ious,
.lttl imiottllntely lull into lll‘l'll sleep
MAGNET THE THIEF 0F TlME.
The liiuglict is responsible for ll
great deal oi" trouble with watches, its
my jeweler will tell you. Never go
near a dynamo with a watch in your
‘ pocket unless you are sure that it is
l‘nio til“ ll‘:ililt‘ cop be nice .
Tt'nd gently hced his win) advice -
When he shall signal "stop" or "go.”
Don't let your anger overflow, '
lit-'5 there to do the best he t‘ull.
So treat him like u follow-man.
if. little children cross the street. I
Don't grind 'em into sausage meat,
Give 'em a chance to run away:
They too may own a car some day.
And“ you spare the toddl‘lng mite.
Tobin find it pays to be polite.
I thu chauffeurs follow ways of grace,
"And cnurte'sy to speed gives place,
f'i‘hen Gotham (so the cynic feels).
:Shill have no longer use for wheels.
‘lits people. done with mundane
I things,
iWill all he floating round on wings.
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1 MAKING TOMMY ATTRACTIVE.
‘ Ethel. the twelve-year-old daughter
of a family that resides in an uptown
recently said to her
apartment house.
tum:
‘ “lather.
If! M”
gunfire-m1 with Md“.
i when apart-out W their:
”the? no but slur-d out 30-!
i wish you'd wuh Toll-
‘tml M l began um IMII-ilo
mutt. to.“ ‘
‘1 Iona-twin you: phylum” "h- unt” the cunt-ed. “Why:
W form and phtv. alibi-om. olll! ”on unh-
hh‘dufltwflr, loot...- mu.”
m on m l- Mlllilr on} "U l have.“ M flat-L
imam-clavi-
nun-ti
i
‘ The «enu- companion”.
let me forget myself to wake
«laminated by “3'
m.»
This
applies capecially to the hair spring.
»- l-‘iii-in and Fireside.
made of nonmagnetic material.
THE TWO PRAYERS.
\ youth xtood with upliitcdariiis
and iaccd the rising sun.
"U tind." ilt praycd. with Ciil‘llt'St:
t'_\'t'.\. ‘crc my short day he
dolic. _ I
ll tiod of power. grant inc pow—
cr! (l (iod oi' s‘trcngtli, grunt
.. iiic strength
Io forge my way to fame. to
claim a coiiqucror's crown at
lcngtlt.
Till w hcn tit‘illiks shadow t‘t‘ccps.
ll»ucar my llillllt' may show‘
on high I i
l‘ccrlc» amid clirlli‘s iiiigliticsl
.. llicii could I gaylic die!" 5
.\ man. still strong but taiiicd bvI
carc. by tempering;r snrrowl
' tried. ,
luiclt. (‘l’\' he slept. in humble-l
tress. a spirit purified. .
"tirant, God of Love," he mur-i
mum! low. “gram me the
power to love. i
power to lighten tired hearts.‘
thc power cold heat-ta
move, 3
and;
no my wan-Ilia; ml tallest
flight. i
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DEPARTMENT
to}-
m SMITH NthWALK WIND SENTINL
of edging for the trill, according to the
width of the trill.
English eyelet embroidery is favor
(1] above all else for the strip. though
some frills of line mile (”'1‘ edged with
:1 ilartow filel int-c null itll‘dt'ili‘tl to .l
.sll'lp oi the kite but wider
Picot Finish.
A Very prelly, but not \el‘)‘ common
finish for broadcloth collars and other
trimmings is the machine-made picot.
it must llt‘ well done. when each tiny
point stands out conspicuously against
the black Velvet and other dark fabric
which it usually trims
Colors for Children.
Brown is a particularly lilhlllOlltilliO
line for little folks this winter, and
the range is from reddish chestnut lo
dc i~ Havana, and brown tones are
FllKgP‘Slt‘d iit red trimmed with skunk
for or gold-colored .xilk trimmed with
Seal. A smart coat {or ii small boy
is of brown cloth with acid collar and
cufis and lilting of scarlet pussy will
low iaflcta. For a little girl tin-re
is a delicate coat of 'dillilia red velvet.
lined with white satin and trimmed
around the lower cdgc. domes and
neck with real fox.
Sheer fabrics for trimmings may
give Way to heavy bromides and tap-
entries.
A red velvet turban, with brim of
black satrakban, is charming for a
young girl.
Madeira scalloped and embroidered
handkerchiefs seem never to go out of
fashion.
Sleeves arc still conspicuous
their absence in many of the new ev-
ening dresses.
Nothing is better for ll very inex-
pensive ovening frock than a silk-and-
cotton poplin. _
It is suggested that tailor modes
will soon be more elaborate. The
plant belted models of army inspira-
tion are going out.
for
PROPER PRECAUTIONS.
till-"tit \lt'lyiihlry. lll \t-w \tiik
i".\t'llllll\' i'twt i
\\ llt'll \\.'lil\'\ \\llil it‘c vllt‘ Unilwi
ti'cr
.\iid ~tcp~ .li'c all :ll:i.tlt'.
\\ it) Iltllld pt‘tlt'xll‘iulh lllkc llltll't.‘
'l‘liuti ordinary ctlrc.a
“1- know that wlicn
walla~ il‘t‘t‘7t‘,
.\lcii'~ ivllt't'~ ill't‘ iiijui'cii tilt.
\Vliy don't lilt‘_\ tic .‘ll'litllld lill‘ll'
it’tlct‘
Sonic lilii()\\\. thick and Mill-1
Siiit‘c oft iig’ullhl :lu iv} aliill'
.\lcu'.~' licad rcccivc ii \vlizlck.
\Vliy don‘t lltcy pull their ill‘iili‘
with can-
l.\liti lliiltlusl {ll lltt‘ liltt‘lt?
.\ll(l do you \il)’ such \iglllw .‘l\
lilt'st‘
\\'ould ctitiw us all to grin?
just l't‘t‘tllit‘t‘l. then, if you plczlsc.
\\'h:it women's hats liavc licciil'
LIFE.
._.—._ '
lilt‘ ~itit“
\
'l‘w'o pilgrims toilingr up the
iiiouutaitisidc '
Ilopcd etc the night to rcachi
the summit high.
And when the lictitcii path turn-
ed lto divide. .
'l‘licy pondered which (ii\‘t‘l’_2t‘lll
way to try.
M'N'l' i“
Olic path lcd sharply
o'er the craps.
And seemed too perilous for
human feet:
The other way was pavcd with
mossy flags. ,
And fared forth broadly 'iuoug
the roscs swcct.
-.
upward
Onc pilgrim chose the rugged:
path and sprang l
Toward the mountain's distant
sunlit crest: ‘
His comrade sought the flowcry
way and sang:
Then dallied ‘mid the roses in
his quest.
v t ~W * '
The day declined beyond the
_ Western ban. 5
And whim «lied u..- sun-l
M's Ming glow: ’
M nightfall one man «and
among the aim:
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lMPllllllNl llllNllS
iii 8HOUiil llN0ll
’l‘he lit'itl‘l' a cake, the mole easily
ll is spoiled ii lilt: oven is too hot. As
soon as the cake has risen and be"
comes a light brown color, the heat.
should be it-ssvlll'd by shutting off
the drafts ii little or tipi'lllllg it cold
air draft, ’l‘ht-n continue to bake the
cake until it poiuictl skcwer or broom
straw be stuck ilito the middle
and withdrawn without uncooked
paste sticking to it.
(‘8 D
“ilUt‘G
character is not serious there is no
better dressing than the spcrluaceti
ointment sold by druggists. 1t con-
tains speriiiaceti, white bce~wtix. al-
liioiid oil and beiizoin. it is just the
kiliiplc, litirmlcsu tiling to lic put in
a corner of oiic's bug when going on it
walking tour.
l-‘or iii] Nil'r‘fi and blisters
Covered i‘liillilurc that is soiled will
be made to look much fresher it rub
bed UVt'l‘ with a soil cloth dipped in
gasolcnc. This will not harm the most
delicate fabric, and the odor will pass
Do
not run any risk, however, by using
away when cypoh‘t‘d to the air.
galsolt-nc llI'lll‘ tire. .
instead of it pencil use ii Slilllll darn
tug needle in mark the perforation in
linen illld pert-ale trucks, in this
why you can mark both sides at once
and will hate no unsightly pencil
marks to erase.
Odds and Ends.
Windows are most easily
with a. cloth first and ”it'll
with n chamois,
wilsllcd
rubbed
A drop of silktd oil added to mus-
tard when ii is being mixed :idds t'till'
Silltl'flllLV to the tlavor.
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Slcuriiy ling. tilt) m. i
Bl'rl"t;!‘l'n?'l‘. :0“
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Explain" In
—Advertlse your wants in the live
mug Sentinel.
Special Sale
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Musu ii ll"‘ERWEAR
The Little Shop
K. (t A. CLAVEN 56 NO. MAIN ST.
BUY
.Hazelton
Coal _
AT
The 8. He rshfleld & Son Co
122 wares 512m. 234
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The Reed 8: Yolk
Electncal' Co.
11»nyan
[MIMI-W
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””hfl‘.
“mull-fl”
The film troll [be "lit! in; M
W< 9m
nun-unloads
MONDAY, jAN. 3i, l9l6
awa— l—
. ‘ QEEWESVfififlKQflHW
defy dialectical :
flame [grey/idling}
Ashram ‘ ‘
It a It at.
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Pnpand Especially For Thii Nru'ipupzr ‘ ‘ ‘
gull}
by Pictorial Rct‘z'zw
A Model For Modish Materials.
”’1' - . lui-t‘i hill to Mlln‘ ."‘
)cifwinl‘olis,‘ i.-‘ W5 t'y"ll sin i ll
Hill: ll'llll lliillt'll clue t‘llitciwrw ll
llllll lit 1 in low «1 l.il;L'.c "Ii pt-ri‘ui. .
‘itiilN “.Ilmr shoulder edge oi Min
iw:.. i it'\\t'l i‘tiL‘tS of bulk-frul
at ‘i . Mince-u double "’l"l“ pert»
I'Eilwi “lose illltit'l"ul‘lll and sillil.‘ -
‘i‘i titlllh us notched. Sew stay to
low: min» of \iiiial. center-backs eleii,
.‘lllilii .. pei'toizttioii ill lil’ldf‘l'eiil‘hl
vain, .iiwi bring front edge to centtr—
t‘lom. l‘au- ital-e collar and sew 'o
m-i k eucc tr-ntt-rdiai'ks even, and up»
tit‘lllt‘ltlll from llliilKlllg large “U" pr: —
loinlltiils logo-liter.
’l‘lwii, gather the sin-eve between dtlJ-
lile "'l"l‘" pti'i'orut'ions, t‘iose seam .u
lllvli‘limi touting extensions free: to t
limb-i- c\lrll:~'ltinfl on slot perforatio \,
cameraman
you two:
Q9
v i
.‘TC/lrm ms lip,
t2. ~ i~
‘mp in quail 'o" perforations. t‘lmo
ht'itlll ti! slocvehand as notched. fate
sloctebund and cuff and join an notch
ed. Adjust on short sleete, double "in."
pcrforntioiis and sealim t'\'til S. w
FlPo‘Yl‘ Ill armhole its llt'll'llt’tl.
For the shield. wniitimu and turn-
L‘llitniliiii; tiie i-\pcn.~c i‘oi' (ill'SS will
not plcvciit tin Ill\'t:1llnt‘lll in this
frtitk', \vliitll in ill-itlI' ol’ Iiizurcd cont-ti
over, fit e the collar and tutu-on: .tll"
loin its notched, Sew tvllnl- to slccvn
.ls liotwllcti.
voile trimmtvl \\llll clnlu'uidcivd or- Next. join ”,9 51‘,” KM...- iiiitl “Mus
'1”de .u-i notched. lt'lelIK edges to left of ccri-
"‘”’ twrd‘rolit free above l.li'ilc "fl" parturit-
ili'ltcel‘til Iii its line, [ll’all'lit‘lli ill its lion in front plcilt for opening. l’icalt,
pill‘ptisrs lill'i tlIIl‘ ill :iyic in tlii~ --iic -rvlisii.u lrll slot perforation; ill-fir!
ftiitlt-li (din-a to t‘Itrl'csp-inullng “Ill-i .t'
slflull ‘o" lit'l‘l'lll'nlillllfi .iiii It“. ,
(lather upper mitt ln'lwtll‘ll tlnilii‘n
"'l"l" lit':'lol:.'lnli< Sclv lo lulu-r will»
of \\iil.\'l our and
l-t‘iili: llic «motor of tho sitlo link-pleat
lo ilildt-r-itrni scum,
lillllll’liitil'l'} blushes the liners and.
t’niilll‘
Sim-s it; ill. 36, It? 40. ‘3
piece fro: k oi il"‘ll‘(‘tl t‘nlltlll voile,
ll‘lllllllt‘d ll'\'t‘l‘:3 :liltl wilnr n-t tll'i'llllll}.
lil iiicdiunt sizi- liic I'osttimc l"l’-]liil‘('.\'
CM )iil‘lis Illiiiicll lll.|lI‘llili . llii 5*, ,. ii-i
urgently for the trimming.
The waist is made brat, and it
ll't‘l‘fil-lll') to study the «'Illlr‘ll‘lu'.
guide to ovoid t‘l‘itll‘b. l‘i:st llll'll xiii»
dci‘ the front Pill-11' of side front tlll slut
Mu}, t‘t'lllt rs own.
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OPTICIAN
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The oclentlflc conduct of buulnm and peroonul attain today clone.
the method. employed very dlltlnctly
Avoid The liability
Of not having a checking amount. We Invite accounts which are
given efficient and courteouo attention.
Fairfield County National Bank.
THE OLD!" “NR IN NOIWALK.
wait/tits SAMPLE
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st. (‘liiiiii lithium-
i..l~\liii) up ilttl liltit‘;
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