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Evening sentinel, Monday, February 28, 1916 · page 10

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‘ cell beaten. \‘Ihen cooled to
“It” add one yeast take dissolt
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oi baking ponder, and enough water

grated Cook.
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add one tresli coI'oanut,
stirring constantly to prewnt
in. until the candy forms a ball when

trio-d In cold water Remove [Pull] the

 

 

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MIRIAM THINGS

ENING SENTINEL

MONDAY, FEB. ‘28.

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you can rub the tenthers annd pIn-

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to tortli the—In IIIHI \niall .lninplin‘fi dainty put blue orguiiuy nith sIIUI‘L j), J
the cue oi IuarhlI-s l’ut on a tI-iureIl tull fil‘lilt‘rtd >hlrt tiII-ItlIId “'1' ant aify §' [(16ij d! I
Plate until I‘I-.IIi.\ '0 drop them ltll't mf ARI 0f DRESSIKG thIIte unit a small tIlII~ter III with All Sfloum KNOW
the soup. [UH'IJIIdI‘ the .‘UIII'Ill‘t‘ IIlImnI: IIIKII.‘ ome Dreff fl(dl\ing
I had full drilprIlUlIItIt'l' >I|‘i‘\t‘:v and
Wm Potato Btuult. I Cocoanut Klan. “a”. Imus and urgflnmn IL all ”m “up finished a! the throat “uh 1 Cooking Ouch“. (effonf I
‘ WM 1001' 80°611lt‘d WWW“ “Du. h” 1 JI-I pound: “awkwd ’“KI‘” soft pastel tom‘s. and In plain white m" ”“4"” roll “I ”W "”4“” “"5 When M'aitilill: A young ('IIII‘IH‘II, n II
he. Remove from skins and ma>h and 1a.. Ia'IIe'nPUOllrIllI glucose are ”anmmny good ”m 5r.“ ed on one side with a ~uiall bunch of .th dip I, I“ “I” “in”: ”H,” ”I“, H ‘ I. n L
I. m Add g 12.890011 each “I, and |t\t‘I the me with one-I-up Ileani Mir w“ The 0““th are being used lIlr- buds, and long. narroa IllUbOII rtght um (”HI I” a”, H” “r “H“:
“I and twotbirds I-up lard and until tlt- mmurv Int-'ttts to but]. tht'tt tor mm.” ”WI“ 0““. mph. of a nltfltl’ >ll’PdllIt-lh Ill pate pint. The Idea of

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3‘.” u“ then add tiuur to make stiff “I... and beat until Fryealll). damping shaped opening belou lite dam.)- rufi l ‘ ~. “III ”III. "I up .I ..II_ the lllu>l ”nu."
w, spy in a “lrm plate to ”be. null pith vanilla .\.\ won as the .‘ gate just a stiggiwliun of IIII-Inllete ' N” m“ tililt. uuxar “”‘i “m” iu- If IliI tie“ “in tings the dresaitg
M ”Iced add more flour and let candy “in “ND ”5‘ Shape: take up I . _ uhiI-h man all that “as needed, “'1'" ““d 5'” I" 3““ “I“"Eh “HI" \au-nIII titum-m-II It I. (ulhIIIlled t

I lnln. About two hours befora ~Inall quantity on the SIlIt' (II a fort: The silk “mm, and ”Mk“, “III”. to moisten before Idiniux llliu pic ILIIntx Ihina IIIII Inninmt ulth hI‘f'd

"flao’clock dinnpn add tlourtn makg and drop on table oichOIh Ilr \\‘l\t‘tl - ”W“. gtounde 0y III“. ”III". striped “"5 lht‘ sugar “H" furl!“ a hard Err:'|"I1")';ym“|:;:“d";:t:'m: 3:23;“:J’ ’

” biscuit dough. roll out and cut WP". ”1 DtH‘cn about the .~I/I- and and barred utth contrasting Jim"- ”u" as h would ””"wtm‘" “m'” ”J" 3313:: IIt:I\ III- Ish-IIL \\ItII IIIII‘QIL'UKSI Ior l L:

”5”.“ (”95‘5“ niufiln rings, shape "I “’5" thumb. Ah” half ”I tor I'Irifllit‘t‘ rose, striped uIth pale ”g“: “In“ 1"“ “I‘dt‘iI “Hill the tint! \\lIIl dl'l’". antittinu cuff.» 'l‘hII ' .
one biscuit In ring. dip one In the candy III! been iIl‘OppHII'dtId melt- grrrn, blue “m, pray. "mu“, uttli “'N‘ II III“ tilt!l HIIIIeId tune-piece I-irItil.Ir peltllll‘i
'ed butter or lard and place on cd chocolate (if desired) before I'orui» old and m . ”III”. “NIL III,“II.M...III , -— , “18"““"hsimmf‘*'?0|“ttteterial. t
' ct other. Repeat until all are In in: the reminder ""0. km“ W ~ Show. ”I Inquire want». IIIIIHIIIIIIIIII.IIIIZIIIIIIIII: 2:31.122 III:tI4tIIIIIIIII~I .
I Set In a warm place to rise. I'olnr pink and flavor with strawberry. ”Inc a piece of heavy cardboard on )ilttla :r-InIII material. 9 yards I"
immoderatel)‘ hot oven. Ai- It' the candy becomes too stin, iIIIIl “M”! It‘ “ml?" in large IPIIIIrs “In ”hints. I! law 1* used {or the wit -
,, Di“ ”.0 In saute ring, one on to the proper consistency uith II \I-r,‘ ()IIII oi the III-u lingeiic ribbon quire Within." This In large ”mush instead of silk. 7. )HIII heading an- -
I» of the other. Set about 10 a. m. “"1? water. Itnldcrs ix nIIIdI- In the niodluli VIII'I‘ to attract your attention or that or III'I‘IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII-IIIIIIII-sl it first measure
In at: o'clock dinner. “P“ 5MP“ In” “mm" |-‘ (""1” “9 any member of the faintly Whenevcr eIII-uxh "mu-rm IIIIIIRI‘i'IItIIfltodatP I .
_ .~ Nut-Mallow Fudge. “' "I“ WI" "Wm “M "I” ‘09 ""“W you put anything in the (Well to cook Irma. popltttn and collard Fold It I“
~ mew wIIIII :5; I» .
Cake enough cold boiled codflfih to hmun Minn. one tablespoon glut-ow ”my nmny things trout ”IMI‘IMM' ‘ remaining ellk and double it In In '
. a cup and I half; add a cup of And In!" ('UD "“4”" ““"l ”W "In“! I'IIIIIII IINIIII ImIIIIIIIIIIIII ”I II" IIIIII _' II- I “1‘ It“: “Venn or t\\o right sides I »
Mu] crumbs. salt. WW". a ternta a soft. bail in cold water, addinu “9“” “U“rk'“ ‘" ”W "“I' ”V” "I" Saving Stockinga. ' 5554 xether. m that there “Ill be a tIUUI-l
Non “Worcestershire sauce, 3 one level tablespoon hotter just he- Dull" MHIIIWU "1"?" ‘0 I‘Ufl't‘rlti'lld I“ It liII.~)‘ mother-I- will paste a piece A damn meg-sing saI-IIIII- trimuwd IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIdzIIIIIIIIIa-IIIH IIIiIieIIbIIIIttIIII III
“ melted butter one tablespoon (ore rem-he; thin stagyl Rumou- the case Itself. A hotlkln III. allDlfi'Il’oi \I-Itet III fit Into the heels of new ulth hand I-tIIIH‘IIldt‘I'fi’. law ilnd thhIin. “WW. "II I.” [I Immmgm thread-f

“gum”. gen“, a half cup of cream from the tire and beat for a few niln “IWUKUWI ”W fl't‘li‘tr. “It?" II .II shtwt‘ or lIIppehi. they will find that uniahed In a perky lmu at the hunt, ”I, SHIV

.‘I‘ I Slim) beaten whit! of an e“- ‘ lite». Add one tenapoon \anilla Q‘XI “Indy: rI-Iuly- for II.~I- II him VFW" the "cely. or stockings oi the “(-[h'p 'I‘I‘ ‘ Ii t {In IIIIIIIIIII shorter ateettolnith flare I :..I
he: mom-m Ind “" ”W“ "t" .“"" “‘“i‘” " ... ”I I
2 VIII! "19 mixture My 0“ (OD m‘“ teen cnarIu- 5' grown “ I", -——~v~ . I clothes. {or IIII- dreninx summer: and 'I h I-inIIIIIIdII'y deal n is aim-l9 "o
In. two raw oysters that have 100d CIIOIIDN'. REM Milt" until ”i“ BRITISH REPULSE ‘ . Brightening ”W CI'P¢I~ negller-II are charming. Herc. too, mahe and I.- pretty inIIIIe name IalII.I:o

“DIP?“ in I‘Ilil Mid crumbs, Mid "““dl’ “"0“"?! 1‘ tendency 10 grain. ATTACK NEAR YPRES hprtnltle salt over the carpet just simplicity in the keynote of summon-a «It the ”XVIII! or u contrantinx color
the top of all with a little xrat- then pour over half pound of march MIMI“ “WWW”; 5“““1’ up "”me CUTTINCCI'IDEOSSA

wt cheese and dots of butter Bake Inallous, which have been cut into I.I I\I)t)\, I‘It‘Ii. 28,— IIIlt‘ llIIt» ““1 ”W" “W” ”V"- “I‘h “ ”0‘“ IIIIIDILU (11;; _. 0] I

illuedium 0\'en”t_lntII brown. small pieces and “Wild 9'9le 0“ ‘Il . l~It III'III'ml ~tatcntcnt on the Inuit “WM 0‘“ 9' ””0““ “I" “’W" This PEPLIIH D
' v ______ large huttered platter. When nearly -‘ I'II‘L'" III I‘IIIIIItIt‘I\ “.34.. rentowa all particles of dust and the DACKB

Soup DumP‘inOI. IIIIIIl. mark in squares. Marshmallow: \ ‘ "Saturday night “I. I'I-IiuluIl _I carpet “Ill look fresh and "0w 1;!
Chop and free from skin a quarter are more easily cut with R Mir 0? I] \IIIJII .ItI.II'II Int tilIII trctn‘ltc“ 0' I: rumor 27mm MAID—.RIILWIINOUI MP

- t rid of irenh'beef suet. Add diarp scissors than with a knlic. , ’ IIII'III III thI- \‘ Ircs t'utntnm (Iiill icloth pron.

I' :‘cupngIIId a half of tiour, a half tea- —-,— R0" L'M" Wm‘ WM“ VG“ .Il \ItNIl‘I'IIéHII tIIc ill'IIIIi‘l') on n I" a 5“"2' ””"x I“ I‘m" ”"" ”I" '
”on or salt. a traapoon of sugar. at ~Adt'un180 your W811” "1 "I“ ”I" “W“m‘r “mu“ “WM“ 0"" “‘I ”I" ImlIl >IIIII\ ha; liccn activr :Ihoui cloth uprnn to use for “mixing. Maah»

 
 
 
 

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‘~~ "RULES FOR USE OS FLAG.
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.tIcecivcd lront the committee on
'trIotlc education of Mary
Ichptcr. ltauthI-rs ot the American

known“: ‘

wdht‘. United States flag Is the sym-

pn-

Wooster I

mu. W

lreI-Iy when hoisted, and be cleared at

once when fouled.

;‘tat or cap. The same should hIItlone

I)_\' the upectators when the Hat: in
naming in parade or I'I‘III-w
The thin should not he hoisttd bc-

tote sunrivt- nor Icluain up :Ii'lor itin-

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”(IIII. (MINI: I'IIII) "In (( mum 6000 fBHERMEN

Iondt III I~ “II The \eroIiated Press)
II‘\t‘II|(I lliiilllzlt‘ symbol III III!‘
\ouni: \II‘IIIS (‘hrlstinn Aesoflatinn in

IprIIIIIest Motions tor a nulnlliei IhIIII-e IIlIIIlIt‘Ii. Al'lllt‘lllit'l‘t's‘ and \Ipt'us’."

train

w

III lecture on the history and architect-

urc of the towm French t‘IIlbht‘h' tind

Silliflt III GRIIISII'

lmz IlisIII-q, etc. It can be cuutly alip-
ped over your other one and it saves
laundry. Make It by II putter" In Mitch
the hih in cm in one pIt‘t't' \Iith the
skirt of the apron.

the face. The heat will contribute to

"the ease. and by softening the flesh

and opening the pores there will be
an Interaction between the salt and
the ilssucs.

 

 

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Ind 45 “II hca lizist.A‘rII‘I-, ift cents.

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The aclantiflc ccnduct ct bualnua and
III- muted. employed vary Mnetly

<M¢uttona Oflcred by Daughters 0' The IIIII: should he nlellIt‘tI by all; 1m)!» ('lu‘iHN jostlI- \Iith niminc pie __
R"°I“"°" I'”‘""'“' “m“ “0”“?! or I‘I‘W‘WI- “H“I own WAR loNE turt- slums and concerts, I For toothache a pad or suit that
'l'he following \‘ugm'sliolln tot the l\ done by standing at atltt'llllOlt and‘ has been heated In the oven or Ina What Are Your Assets?
use of the AnteriIan dim hate been IIIII'm'eI'IitI: the hunt or touchinu the _fi,____ pan. will give relief. Hold it against

personal affair- today clauu

than The Liability

0! not having a checking account.

We tnvltc accounta which an

if”. or our mun”, .II'III' ;I.- stain-III. "II“ "I ”"2 "I0“ “""IIW I‘ll!“ I" Funnel “r Juic Pic given ctIlclant and courteoua amnion. '
umuid command the IeSIII-II amt ad- Whenever the “Star Spangled Him I‘"”""" l-rance. . ("”1qu tin land F b .,— Hm“ To 1 p ”I j“! Kym fruit pies o u o
I . .. - l ' t‘ I .I).' I ( “‘9’ I' I‘I'
j. Li 1 Ir .. i b m I”. d or S“ 2. all pre~ .II .i~.~ocILItIon Ia everywhere In I: ‘ - » F [1 Id C t Nat I Ba k
1 ”with“ OI “II” II II" ' “I II II II II I ' the war mite speed ”‘I'Itcrnien .Ire wotih :IIIIIIIIII thelr‘ “Itllt‘ IMMIII: “Wilt Is all I‘M)‘ matter. al le 0““ Iona n °

{The law of the State oi (‘onnet-ttcut
"trauma that the flag should be dis-
I. played on every school house to int-
j prev-s upon the children the duty the)
'MtIto the gove‘rnnwnt that gives
I; them the bled-rings of equal privileges.
education and protection.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

i
f. kept neatly rolled up and in a proper
pm '
When the ting is to be hoisted, it
abould be taken from its place bv per-
done specially intrusted with' its care
Inever handled needlessly. it
nld not be dragged upon the
I 19"
,Iwrtlaenent. nor for any pumow uti-
forthv of the dignity of the nation.

When not in use the ting should be.

cut should rl.~e and «tand unc'meted
during its rendition.

When the national and Hate. or oili—
er flags. fly together. the national dagI‘HIWT-
Ishould be on the right. and if on theflmtmhl

'I-Itnne mast, should be above it” oth-

furs.

the down trout a stat! or mast,

Whennver possiblI- thI- ital; ahouldl'h" “hull!"
and’ lititish ottitet

It's workem
in small cars and tin wagons
Icarry stoma from one town to an-
lt'a huts increase every
and in some places its \\ or
is now helm.- extended by small dc-
pots~ III t‘t‘ltlmt‘ villages paced underI
oi non-commissioned
and opcncd for a tow

about

{I

I-lthuld not be inxtcncd to the xldc III INIUFS 98th day

It building, plattulni or staflolding.
l
table.
'be placed upon it.

It should not be IINIIL for any ad

Quad. nor used an a means of “d‘I IVHIISIDK pulpnscs \Ihatsoeui n0I anI
Willi“ napkin-Iv“ ‘ilttplified army canteen heIIIltg at

demeaning cost price thoae articles which are

p: muscle
or othet

.toyi- f.III.~
I

Iaoia (llrIlItIlIS,

I should ttot he need an a cunt lot ll “0" ate Ltrctit Iooniv or-Ie story
ucsk oI box \ihcte anythinucaan III"« that hold iIonI font to the hun-

'l‘he II-gular ‘hut~' III the aaaocia-I

dred nien uith kitchens and
‘lDotIIt-i fot the workers.

living

It many parts at the North Sen

Imud__tlahertnen and their boats have been

The phncipal sweepers and other vessels on war
busines~ IIIrrleIi on therein is It sort “"1“

wvipht in gold hete. so Mi'lnt‘ have
they become suite the wars outtmak
NotwithI-tandlnu the tninini: of m
ltlltI
waters adjacent to the British

has suffered no de-I

other
idea the luduntiy
cllne. There ate just as‘ many fish‘
and the demand for them is greater
than evcr. The ditficulty in catching
them is due to the fact that so many

pressed into the Royal Naval Reserve
Trawler Section to man the mine

The origlniil steam-flailing fleet
here whic his peace times numbered
more than 600 vessels, has been mate

'per Into a ItInImt :I-

_\Itlislt'n lIiI‘ wigt‘ of tho IOWI‘I‘ crufil
uith cold ‘l'. puts the edge of
the upper c ll.“ lo the Inner one and
crimp \\Iih IhI tiny" in the center
oi the pie III:~‘u~ II hole. 110“
a piece 0! waxed ImpI-r or l-Itter pa-
-l place small end
The steam [I when by way

\\llit

in hole.

bounds.

 

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of the tunnel and tile IllIt'l'S keep In

RoadHoanGoodlinggotv

TH! OLDEIT MNK IN NOIWALK.

WIIIIAHI SAMPLE

Sflflli

sncumtr n‘étomo

TAKE [LEI/AIDE --

LIIP

UP ONE FLIGHT

|in universal demand. such as trouser
.luflllihl the but to trample up- IMHO“. cigarettes. cakes and ten. 'rially depleted. Th" ”1&0! “3h"-
At onehut a few miles from Bou- man h“ undertone a change, com-
this prising largely the class of man who
works only when necessity demands.

The ting should be fully hoisted to “‘9

t
' his top of the pole with the union l' '
‘ most. «When halt-musted. it is a; on. mutilate. or otherwise treat the1

of public mourning and with the "“5 “”1 "‘“m or contempto: or ‘0 log"? ”NI daily turnover from
“0"“ it Is a “m of diuresis- attach to it any inscription or object class 01' trade is $2,000 a day, mogtly

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Relief and Strength.

York, Pa. -“1 have used LydiaE

Plnkham-’a Vegetable Compound and
toundtmbutt you

 

 

 

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I" “Id“ “We “7 ““0““ “°I“i“““'”°"‘°’ II" "mm”! m m m" ”M” IIIWI WIIII III ”III” ”I I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII “y Itis- Iw-sao _ RUNABOUTS AND TOURING CARS FOR IMME- .
. ‘ : When "a“... III-pus“; in “mam“; 3‘ There are also books and papers. bakes m “00d “Shem'en' "‘9 highest . sick thatlcouldm‘ 'I DIATE DELIVERY
__ lutatuc 0|. monument. they should not “31,1..st writing letters, billiards and In years along the bnglish coast and . “old? atand at my sink to .

waah diahel and I i
could not. aitwithout
a pillow under me. I
I had the doctor I

every few dcyl but I

since I have taken
the Compound I
don’t. have to send
, for him. I have had
thrccchildrcnandcouldnotnileanyoff
them, but. aim [have taken the Corn-

pound l have 3 hriflit. baby boy. II
adviae every suffering woman to try It
and get "lief. It baa done wonders for

the decrease in the number of trawl-
era available for fishing has had the
elect of creating It financial boom
among owners whose vessels have not
been Intertered with by the Admiral-
ty. Voyages are now profitable in
the widest sense of the term. Prices
_tor tish‘~ have more than quadrupled
and, with the continuous change.
due not. only to the naval require-
ments in regard to vessels, but also
to the restricted flaking irea. there

[,9 allowed Io tail to the ground, butIivarious kinda of instruction. \len
should be carried aloft to wave out. woken gather in large numbers to hear

the renminder OI/IIIII certmm‘y’ mp [IVER Acmf
III nulls 01“"
IIIIII “CISIIIIIII

REO Four and Six Cylinder CARS
S. L. BENEDICT, 73 N. Main St.

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Who Go Around Complaininil
M mama to Sympathy.
I my”, how many Inhwmctlc TELEPHONE SERVICE

cdtac you have that there ia on- UPSET IV BIG STORM
thlt’a absolutely sure dad can WATERBURY, Feb. 28. -—Thc rain
. storm here Saturday played havoc
abuttle 0f "NOIIINM "H0119- Vilh the telephone service. about 1.
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"m “d swollen, “Itor about 500 local aubucriberq and Best WM" 'mw" 3““ Hudachy, "Om all but! of the country. ‘ thrgiamadictnchha mouthful PHONE 438

 
 
 
 
 

.Conatlatild, or for lad Inath
or Sour “crutch.

Be chofi'tul! Clout up Inside tonight

and tool line. Take Guard: to ll':

your liver and clean tho bow‘lla and

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Everything In the Optical Linc

‘ Joints “d muscles. that all the wires between this city and
' Prospect were down. ‘ u
“I ISBN“. Preacrtp- The toll lines between Waterbury

VIII~ cumin you. you cut .
'0‘ that omload at a and Bridgeport, New Haven and Nau

In bringing health to lo alumna

womanbalcrlyhttoaaywltboutuy-
Inuit, “I do mutton It VIII help
me.” Mmuatbemdtuahum.
dredthbuaandwcncnlntblaemtq-

 
 
 

IANSONIA MILLS RESUME WO'IK-
ANSONIA. Feb. 28. —The milla 9!
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. utuck were down torn short time ““01! In“? been closed for nearly a
flu you and who: 3 I. atop head-choc, a had cold. blitoucacn who. like In. have pwna .
III. I... v... 7m 13‘“; 'liiiIm" to m. m uncommon“ ...u.. yogotgghgtu-mke 32.323? mm ugh-:33; , Eyes Examined Free
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