the cutrants, mix the dry ingredients
well together, add sufficient milk to
make a stiff paste. then knead well
on a floured board. vit‘ornt into shapes,
brush over with milk, flour a tin and
balte in a hot oven onehslf hour. If
the rolls sound hollow “hen tapped
they are done.
Ihibuumu
: Handsome
Ed'-
Gresa Popper Cheese Rift...
Stud 3 shapely green M0601 pepper
with a seasoned cream cheese; put on
loaf Pattios.
the ice and when very cold and time
for serving cornea. slice into thin Take thick slices of bread—a week
lines and garnish your salad This old it it can be obtained-make them
"P “9mm“ ”9”“ “”1 tomatoes. the desired form and size with a tin
v.“ cutter; scoop out the middle to re-
.. WI“ c'kfl- ceive the mince; dip the pieces of
‘ Six ounces liour, four ounoos castor bread into cream and when drained
”gar, one ounce butter, one tea- brush them with the white of egg:
Whit baking powder, one teaspoon dredge bread crumbs or bread rasp-
‘lul nutmeg or cinnamon, one-hair gill my over them; try in good fresh but
water. one egg. Whisk the egg and i", then’fill with the following Illlllit‘
dual to it still batter and add the made hot: Shred one pound of un-
avater. Mix the flour. baking powder dercooked beef, a little fat and lean
and spice together and stir tightly into together; ““03 with pepper or cay-
tbo batter. the. add the butter melt-‘.nne, “a and a little union or
pd. Hull till small greased patty shallot.
. pins and bake in a sharp oven. __. _—
I — ‘ Risotto.
Apples in Custard.
t,“ One pound apples, one pound brown'
sugar, four eggs, one gilt water, one
ounce ground almonds. Beat the eggs
well. tuld the water sugar and al- ounce butter. Bring the water-to the
blonds. 'Peoi the apples, core themfi boil in a large stewpaa shower lh“
plans them in a pie dish, which has rice in replace the lid witbilit stir
boon-flambiy greased and mud, ring the rice and put it when it will
now the custard over them and bskol keep boiling for anoint! hour Than
”’0‘" “"4“" hour. guns the tomato puree and butter into
’it and one ounce of the cheese, sea-
son with pepper and salt. and servo
very “hot, with cheese sprinkled over
the top.
One and onehalf pint water. one—
quarter pound California rice. one gill
tomato puree. two ounces grated
cheese. salt and pepper to taste, one
Vegetable Salad.
Take. any vegetables that you have
left over from previous meals, such
as peas, carrots. beets, beans, etc,
mix that together, dress well with it
hood French dressing, heap into a
mound in lettuce leaves and send to
' the table. The vegetables should be
I. cut as near the same size as possi-
I' bio.
ice Cream.
lieat whites of six eggs to it stiff
t'roth, stiff enouzh to (all. Add one.
pound of Guest powdered sugar and
one teaspoonfttl of alnt'ond extract.
shipping constantly. lirop mixture itt
i-ggahaped balls onto a waxed paper
tdth a tablespoon. and bake. in a slow
oven. When slightly browned, split
balls, altd tlll with small portions or
ice cream.
Plum Loaf.
, ans-half pound flour, one table-
apoonful of baking powder, salt, two
ounces curraltts, milk. Wash and dry
Nisaaaoua AND catout'ata. i
The. prospects seem bright for aliI
; early ratification by the senate of the
treaty with Nicaragua which conveys
.to the United States the perpetual
right to build a canal across Nica-
ragua; ‘.t..'l!ul‘) and utter: us alsothe
privilege to establish it. naval station
in ronaeca bay. The acceptance of
this treaty will help further to
strengthen 0‘" "in American ”I“ that the senate contemplates chang-
tlonu, and the assurance K'V‘“ at ”‘0 in: somewhat the treaty approved by:
same time to Costa. Rico and 53“ Mr Bryan. it was susceptible of Int-l
in this light, the urgency of an ear-
‘y settlement of our long-standlllirdls-
puts with Colombia is apparent. The
settlement should be rational. The
payment of a huge sum of money to
Colombia lit not necessary. But we
.me something to Colombia, and our
.lobt should be paid in accordance
with our own dignity and the national
unite of justice. it, is understood
. their ulster republic who in no way.
affect their interests should be. odualg .E "I’M“.
ly settlement 0‘ our longstanding Idia‘I’ Daniel Webster once told it friend
acceptance of the treaty With Hull“ that M! [real .990“: in reply to:
which “ was “3'“! would 5° WWI? Hayne, which is the high water markI
P0004. indicates "Ill- the senate l' at of modern el0quence, but which at the
hat awake to the necessity of the tinte was supposed to tune been deliv-
~ eailbllallment of a clears! “MOE xred without preparation. had been
. standing between the United Blatas substantially prepared long before.
and all the other people of this hom- When called upon suddenly to reply
lrpboro. I to the fiery Carollnlau's- attacks. which
Salvador that our new relations with print-meat. l
Willis Bill”
“I All 0i. DRESSING
Fur-Trimmed Costumes still
deuce.
:21 Evil
Although our shops are oterllowin;
with airy, summery-looking rubrics.
huts, and dresses, our Avenue pre-
sents, with the exception of a straw
.\itt 1.1,
Ni
Serge Butt with Naval Collar
__i 3...... .o. .2... 5”"- .
The certitlcate of incorporation of
the Seymour Brothers, ,«fncorporalod.
of Smith Cl'illll‘y. has been llled. The
corporation will entrtile in u farming
business. The authorised capitaliza-
tion is 250,000 and busiuoss starts with
$6,000. The incorporators are. Clar-
cncc W. Seymour, Edgar H. Seymour
and Vine R. l’ilrmelee.
FINED FOR TAMPERING WITH
AUTO.
NEW BRITAIN, Feb. 17. -\\‘lllililu
" rtiit “liri filled 3100 and sent to jolt
for thirty days and Charles 1’. Mc-
Carthy was fined 350 in police court to-
day for "interfering and tampering
with“ an automobile owned by P. 8.9
McMahon, a theatrical man, without
chauffeurs and both pleaded guilty
Martin was formerly employed by Mc-
Mahon. it was alleged that
Mt-(‘itrtlty nil some friends took the
machine from :t garage last Friday
morning. it this found-overturned in
: d'c'll in Berlin :i for; hours litter.
3‘ so alarmed the New Englandors at
the capital, he was entirely at ease
and ready for the fray. for. as he
‘ . -sald, he had “only to turn to his noted
tucked away in a pigeonhole." and re-
Ifreah his recollection. ‘ ll Huyne," he;
th‘nfumm fit my notes. he could not have hilt
them butter. No man is inspired by
Hd'Orloana, La.-—“I cannot praise the occasion. I never was."
IIILygil E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Com- __-..- ‘ :
IE‘ll‘lll IIIIuIi PM“ mm”! ‘ CORPORATION PAPERS.
$3.33 E‘s: the Dawn Company, incorporated, of
. hadnottaksnit. For Torrinirton has been tiled with the sec-
-. more than a year rotary of the state. The company.
i she had suffered which will deal in real estate. is in-
.sald, “had tried to make. a speech to;
t
l “w my dam” The certificate of incorporation oi
W fmmlrrog- Icorporated with an authorised. capl-
MW- Md": utilization of 250,000 and will start bus-
‘P‘ {mess with 224.000.-
are William H. Dwab. MM 017211
The 0mm of incorporation or
.LEIJLMIDN.
Ilbw(k|saaI.La.
.. i
Ed dfimmiflhnfl
ted. at W has- boon “rim
Loo-sans 17!!! mm from
insist animus: aloof-Watts
1W1.
2’,_"\I‘0v ., 2 on
Thelnooaporators .,
at!” caapfillabihhlat-iihemm H.mw.'CanpmiaanmrI-~f
human-moo mm
2.212 t l3?" .
iiiortnatlolt for all
lung Suiicrers
Would on like to know more nimut I
let; .-iiii- for Lung Trouble which hag
brought about unlnv cotnplete retail-cries
The makers of Be man' I Alterative are
in r-m-lpl of utility really wonderful r2-
ptrta unit will be tlcnscd to forward to
ion mplcs of ori ual lotion: and alat‘
nokli‘t on diet an proper care needed It
recoteling health, liltoatlzate this case: -
ltllti Susquehanna Are. .. Phlls.. l’a.
‘My Dear sir: For two years i was
afflicted with bemorrbnfics of the in
and in February of 1002 74': II taken w th
a semi.- attack of pneumonia When i
rot-on red sufficiently to walk about the
house I was left with a frightful backing
coo ll. whiih no medicine i had tail on
mud alleviate. It was at this time.
Mart-h, 1002. tbutl started taking lich-
inlan's Altetativc. In a short timem
confh wits iroue and! was pronou
. wet l: animal: speak too highly for the
good. as one.’
- rd) - HOWARD L. KLOTS.
Above abbreviated: more on request.)
ek-na'a Alter-tin has been proven by
mnrm’taattobs “efficacious.
, for covers Throat: and L Ill Affection:
.Brtonchltia. Bronchial Ashma. Stubborn
colds and in upbulldi the “system:
‘Cdnta ins mo: narcotics. orb:
arming arm. Ask for booklet all.
of' rccottrlcs hi"
"I ”tn-$421,7- sale by all
was 91:22:: Pharmacy sits the
M10072 mason cont ,
lair
Iltrflolasd
but now and then, quite as wintry an
hit-l permission on M. 12. Both II'BI': 331. 5.1“ 515 6' 02!, G: 47. 7- 0': i‘llI'
Martin, I
Isomtiaawmrosaasuav
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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
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FRIDAY, FEB. 18, 1916
DEPARTMEN“
lllJilearilni-e an it has for the last few
weeks. The velvet stilt, combined
with tallle or broadcloth, is a general:
tatorite, and fur is still llo trimming
The notion of combining ('lUlll and.
silk or velvet is a practical and et-, Unusual Lamp shade, i
fet'tive one, often, as in our illustra . The lamp on which this shade rests
[ion] the lower section oi skirt is of it‘ odd enough in itself to warrant de
broadcloth This offers an unusually erpllon H is made of wood, painted
good idea for remodeling a skirt that
has lame slightly worn about the
lower edxo. A velvet dress or suit is
qutte apt to show a bit of near new
the. end of the season, and such an ad-
dition will freshen it and make it
serve the season out.
The second suit illustrdnl la lash
limitilll lulu
shape, with a plain pou stem this is
surmounted with lixhtinl bulbs, ar—
ranged under a shallow bowl-shaped.
criniried. glass shade. Over the glass
shade is a soft drooping silk one.
,made of brown and yellow plaid silk.
The shade is edged with large black
ion“; of dark by“ "amt“... it is a wooden beads, fastened in place with
simple. youthful model \llll‘il could yellow cord.
easily be made at hom-. The ‘llth
ooihta with turned-back rovers. whlcll A Rocking Norse Table.
may also be closed if “Glen“: ll 11 A flae big rocking horse, with real
nevi touch which is bct'nllllfls and mane and tall, has on his back a
«out. I wooden saddle. The saddle is really
(me of the most effective suits seen it drop leaf table so. when luncheon
on the Avenue for some time was 0' time comes in the nursery, the two
lars blue velvet, with a but" ““9 leaves are raised in place. the rockw
finance. and chin collar. and mull era are unpiuned and the horse he»
calls of inolcskin.- A broadcloth or comes a good stationary table. lust
failie costume with lluurm 1‘0"- “n‘ right for two. Of course, four could
('(lllflf' ol' velvet would ale-I lw 3‘0"!"ch ltol use the table for the horse's head
and much less expensive. and tall are ill the way
ilttlaio Jones. a famous guide. who
or late years has mad. preservation of
the buffalo his Illusion iii life, declares
\illPl’ll'Hns aren't enough interested in
the bison to unite it Mb lilo-While
end that he intends um live in Can-
ads and breed catalo. " is lit a cross
between the buffalo and low which
“my bi- In larva at Determine 0' "“9- ly (IN-r the surface will remove all
or W“ “'h" ’"‘ ”1“ "mm“ “I" "I9“ superfluous cream and a little powder
iii to have it. ‘.‘ _ dusted on will tttkc away all the shine
4.2. altd the greasy look. Just before go
it“ you had been ll utmd Ssitinel in; out you should always rub ill a
rla - tint advertiscr, pt the time you little cold cream. for it will protect
-i-i tired vour present volition, perhaps the skin in the best way.
you would have round one paying 1! your hands begin to feel a little
twiie the salary—4am! with twice the rouith. start treatment at once. Rub
plenty of almond cream well into the
skin. Just before retiring at night, and
than slip on a pair of old loose gloves
If this
->~—-~ * “'— L . 2....
A K000 cold cream and a l)0llll‘ of
almond cream are Indispensable to
cold weather beauty seekers. llnmtd‘
lately after washing. while the skin
is still glowing from the brisk drying“
tul: into tut-e and hands it little cold
i-rt-i-nt, working it well into the porn.
A bit of absorbent cotton passed llxht~
2.
“l underatand.‘ “It'd Ml Dom-“mud keep them on all night.
(Sally
.(éffonx
yellow. The base ls' in inverted dome Prepared Exprcially For This Newspaprr
by Pictorial R runs
eflacflca/ .
All 8|l0lllll KNOW flame Drew fin/ting 3?.
.2“
.II’II
Becoming Coat For a Schoolgirl.
\
_/
lll.l) lit“ 1:. Mount lab]: or iv iii-i lultk
and llu fullli-rrs lll tile trnwl. l.\ i .ii .t0
ifs-4p lil\'t'ill‘4] [lit-ates
‘il'dtl'iIlil of line and ample lll fwd
this unit of light weight i‘llu'kt-il M rte
is «xii-idliluly attrili-tit'c. It is litrl‘li .
ed for mils rutluitiu from tlve .it'rs .f
eight to iifieell )rttis :xnil minim-s
Bruins ltltll style in a ll.or:-.:.:'.-:
pleat-2m: 11:41 For a L'li'l of l lullt )1 his
‘.'“. _tiil'ils f-i~itl« ll llluterial are i'i-Iiiliti- -.
tine feature of the. design that adds to
its is: l’\|t‘t‘illtlt‘ qualities is the fa: t l‘t-l
rotitrastttlu tlilllmlni: may he omittr-l
if tit-sired Hell, l'llllfll' and cuffs llrt n f
"01- till"? llialel'ial. “IMP. brown 11'
[Ml serge is stylish. but it la -
templatlon to employ while after fil’t -
ink the smart designs in this color.
If the various sections of the patio t
are arranged on the serge as lllliF‘lii
ed. one is assured 1' good lines at -i
the most economical urn- of lnalr'i‘l.‘
Study the I'llllllll guide and see how
tho back is laid on a lengthwise fold u»?
the goods. with the collar dirt-113.: in
the right or it. Next comes the under
iu-inp. but this is placed on a lenktit»
wise tin-Nil. The upper sleeve 24» ti: H
and tho aide back are placed opposite-
the. back. on a lengthwise tllrettd. whin-
the coil lit-a above the collar. Betwes "
the tmderfurlna and the front the little
el' filelWi- set-lion is placed. It is "30!!
important to follow instructions 21 «
panting the laying of the pattern I"!
the lengthwise thread if a good line i-
to be obtained.
The fronts of the coat may be roilid
but-k to form levels. or the collar lm._.
he buttoned close up to the neck. kit -
no; the t'tllil ll double breasted elk-«t.
The lIillllf'HN iii the lunch is laid in dens
inverted plcats.
There is no end to the new cotton
mutt-rials for goats. many of with is
than it "It‘lt't‘l‘llf‘d finish. The Oxford
“cave is novel and exceedingly smart.
Ntln-t't'tlsllulllo are whtpcurd and cotton
Bluo large of fins twill variety is used gnbnriline. ll likable. and servlceabo
lllttl )IouI declared there “'05:” be does “0‘ remove all chip (and H “3' Mr (N! Ipringtime coat. The front mutt-rial mi “ell.
no more lightin'.” P ually willi. use i-smpltor ice instead} ~ . 6607
i said tllttt." r: illlIt‘ll MI Rflfli‘l‘ly Iof cream. and the roughest skin will _ ‘ ,
"lint I never was obstinate. an' inch Isuccumb. 0° 0 -. H
up .. m wot-its of argument from you ~»-- -~ ,- «h 1 SIDEBACK C . ,
iiitl make me change my mind."——‘ .‘ ‘ . .
\\ asbiltgtolt Star. ‘ ' i . o o o .2: .
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A HAPPY NEW van,
lNDEE’l ’TWILL 38
if the walls of your home are
roaplendant with coverings of '
handful wall paper-«paper-that I
I refreshes the home, makes it i
i cheerful and inviting. Happily
NEW YORK 70 2011114 NORWALK. '9 m in I Position in otter you
A. ll—t: 41:. 5:20, 6:.” 8:f003. ”mosses-pliant pastors at on
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12.002. "M.” l to trim at. East Nomik
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The soisntilosomstsfbuslasas and pat-0000i strait-I today class“ .
tits institsla Impisyad vary m
Avoid The liability.
or not having a attacking amount. W0 lnvlta accounts which an '
plvsp Intelsat and soul-tows a button.
F aimeld County National Bank.
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