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M of finely chopped suet.
Ind \‘olks of two eggs bcat<
|Y.'0rle-h8|i teaspoon of
, _‘ r sifted with one cup of
_ I“ luflcient milk to make ..
Flour the hands and make
into balls \‘l'rini; small
hint water. la,» a ball in each
.. thinking room to swell Fool.
WV hoilinp water for 45 min
Serve with any liquid sauce
‘ I” Dumplings for Soup.
two ears. add uu‘ioul‘tli ot s
' . of nit. two tablespoons c:‘
.. . ; ut‘i‘orie cup of floor with one
”.5900“ of baking powder.add
,grrixture and more flour is nec-
‘ N) make into a .s'lfl butter.
3! half teaspoonfuls into the
junta. cover and cook ten min»
. Inf Patties.
Chop—Inc Cold beef. best two ears
III with the beef, add a little
‘t ,and a tablespoonfui of melted
. . aait and pepper to taste Make
q Danica and fry in deep fat.
Dutch Crultora.
‘1'” up. one teaspoonful of zrat
“not. one cup of cream. one-
} . teaspoon of salt. one teaspoon
‘ a”; powder. sufficient flour to
l. gill» a soft dough. Roll out. cut
J WI, cut several times in the
’ with a tagging tron; fry
in a kettle of dccp hot fat.
W Cocoon-it Cookies.
(a, One cup of butter, two cups of su-
" . ore cup of grotto tttttltiliill. oiie
of vanilla. two tcltspoons of
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One and a half pounds of ii\t-'l’ cut
in one piece. Wipe and trim. slit on
the top and put in strips of salt pork
with lardlng needle Bake in a hot
oven for one half lioui. basting fie-
quently. make. a brown and
pour over before serving
gl‘av y
M utton Ha ricot.
t‘ut tuo pounds of breast mutton iti
pieces. roll in flour and brown in drip
pings 'l‘ianst'er to a stew pan and
add t\.o sliced onions, cover with
boiling water and simmer until \il‘)
itender. Add one pint of psi-boiled po
tatoei and one pint of green peas.
season and let simmer until \t-gcta
‘ttcs are done.
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After soaking one piiit of lit ans (H cv-
niiiht. boil them until trtidei. “it it:
‘wiil require about one hour.
them through a colander add one lit
hie-spoon of butter a little salt. a dash
or two of pepper, and one tablespoon
-i onion juice.
.‘tiix thoroughly. shape with hands
into crooucttes. roll in em: and bread
citiiiibs and fry in hot fat.
press
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Brown Sauce.
iii a sauce pan brown one tpble
spoon of butter until dark brown.add
one tablespoon of flour: stir and
brown strain. Add gradually one cup
of beef stock or hot water and stir
iunttl smooth and thick. Season with
Fsait and pepper to taste. Simmer five
minutes.
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Two large chickens disjointed a-lld‘:
boiled in two quarts of water. Add
{two slices of salt pork, season with
'salt and pepper. Vt'lien nearly done»
add crust made of one quart of flour.
four tablespoons of baking powder.
and a salt spoon of salt. stir into at
jstiff batter with water and drop in tho-
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cook twenty-five minutes.
Pressure Lighting t'otiipatu and the‘
t'nited Gas improvement Company.
for gas lighting contracts in some of
the largest cities in the country. in
1913, Landerti was president of tlic
M l. Loaders, of New Britain. pressure company and Momand, a
‘ , 13”“ senator and candidate gar expert and a nlnventor, was vice-
: lieutenant-governor. has been de- president and general manager of the
mm with e
All Slitlllll) now
An tmprowaed Dian-Washer.
l-‘eu private kitchens can atlord a
dish \tasiiini machine. but otie can lie
iiiiproiiscd to a great saving of time
and stteiigtli As ever} woiiiankiiows.
”it Klt‘itr) baking dishes are the bug
itt‘il lttt disliwusliinu. and us eiery
woman does not know. it i.- easier to
wa-li them in water that ha,» actually
boiled not iiieiet) been liedted. With
a good deep enameled ware dlflil'pail
”Iii is easy.
Separate the dishes.
bread plates and the like. which
arc‘ cotnparat ivcly
the glasses,
f'tllte
(lean, from those
that how oil. buttcr or
tliu-r'
greasc on
Let the win” run as hot as it
will flom the faucet into the dish-
put. .illi‘t‘tiy till the stittpshukt‘r. tintl
dishes on the
siitttm-rlnc btiriiet'_of the gas tatiiite
This
at the pan of greasy
\.'tl‘ lht‘ ,L’iit‘ tinned very low.
ivarli: the water but until I'll“)(ib is~
door. and the dirt tantalum as if by
magic
set things which need a thorofih
stinking, illld the houseuilc ought to
bc out iiitit'kctinu. they can be put iii
the pan. the water brought to a boil.
and it cover pill on. The dirt will
steam oil without any more trouble.
Of course. many of the dishes can be.
washed at the sink withbut this use
of the range. but those are not the
dishes which take time and trouble.‘
Sugar SHVPI'.“*LOHN suitor ls requir-
ed if it Much of carbonate of soda is
added when slewingv fruit.
Potato peelinirs should be dried in
the oven and used for lighting tires.
Lesa wood will be required.
Salt-a titty pluch-—added
¢
to the
4..
“fl WWI". enough linur to rolilkettle while boiling. cover close and whites of cgiis makes them froth more
quickly.
fore hiking filial action on the de-
SHUNNED av SWEETHEART qWoman Stockholder Says it I: Losing money. it one has him and “"89".
VOUTH TRIEB 8UlC|DE.
S'i‘.\.‘\il"()ltll. Marci: H.~John I’Pl'
if there are baking dishciI and.
mi tit or non
In the opinion of those who ought
to know. although naturally every one
is inclined to be a little cllar)‘ of
looking far ahead in these days. the
pcleritie is prepared to play a very
important role indeed in the “If“
coming dress schemes of every kind
and description In conjunction with
the all in one fror-k it is promised a
may sure welcome. The all in one
frockhpr llic coat gown, as the tailor.
prefer to designate a production d.-
siuned in one piece. will Ilid\u valu-
able asset in the pelarine. one that
must in a small degree at least affect
coats and skirts.
”—— ,
Judging from the» mddels oi the
proper kind of hat for miludy to wear
this spring white will-be the prevail-
ing mode. One of the three hats
seen recently was in white and had
a very narrow" brlni ind a nutter liii'rli
crown. tine was effectively tFllllli'lf‘d
with a garland of white leaves and a
uliitc satin band. This model was by
.litiu- fluc. of Paris.
A clilc hat for spring wear was
allot) seen (‘ora Nuon. of Paris, is
responsible for this modal. it is daint-
liy trimmed with a wick molrc rib-
bon and clusters of flowers on both
sides. in connection with the hat was
shown the flowing vell which Is to be
worn thrown over the shoulders.
\‘ella promise to be very popular this
spring.
Ribbons and Ruchtaor.
Heating and ruchimrs oi all widths
and fashions are still favored trini-
niiligs for hotii street and litill"
frocks. Narrow black velvet ribbon
is most i-ifcctivi and easily applied;
On some of the imported. models
continua. pipings. and ruchinits ap-
pear iii most imexpectl‘d plat-on. One
cannot fail to see thttt h:tnd“‘0|‘k, and
individual hand-made trimmings.
stitchings. etc., can work wonders,
‘which desired to clean up work he'lwANTs kECEIVER FOR
mantis. .
. UNCAS POWER COMPANY
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Money.
and afford an effect which can score“
l;. we brought about by macliinermade.
trimmings It is quite interesting tul
.99 -i title blue serge frock trininird
with insertions of matching net. with
actoiiipaniiiig pendant ornaments of
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want or beads in a soft iitirmonizinl.
tutoring. Dead trimmings is effective
on both silk and wool materials; it;
is bollix used in any way that clever
brains and fingers may design. The,
more original the notion. the more at-
tractive the blouse or frock. Pale
pink crepe de Chine or crepe is mado‘
more delicate by a baadlnr or an or-. -
nanient of left-blue opaque heads”
Dark blue taffeta or serge may be:
brightened with a touch of emerald?
“green. orange. copper or a harmonlr-t
lint. contrasting blue. There are any
number of smart :irtistlc ways of
trimming frocks and blouses this sea-
son with practically no expenditure of
deft enough to carry them out.
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asko, if years old. of 226.; Seaside plication for a receiver fbr the. ltncas
:lvcltuc, is in the Stamford hospital Hm”. (‘oiiipun.\. of [moan-mp, was
‘u a libel putt that he had
. spam Ragland Romand, of
iYork. before Justice Dust-o. of
M York Supreme court: The
for damages of 870,000 and
. 5m in favor of the defend-
“ Hr. Lander-'5 counsel say that
m bollorod that Loaders, owing
position, was not materially in-
‘br the alleged nbels.
L Mb story brought out in court ro-
‘ a long. hard fight between the
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same company. A quarrel started be
tween the two men. in the course-uni
which )ioinand accused Lanvlcrs oi
having allied himself with the united
company. a rival of the concern of
which he was president. As the re-
sult of such accusations. some of
which were contained in letters writ-
ten to two successive New York coni-
mlssioners of water supply. gas and
electricity, lianders brought- suit on‘
nine counts of libel.
At one time during the quarrel
Landers locked the door of his office
and refused to let Momand enter it
until the latter won an injunction suit;
to prevent ianders from interfering‘
with his work as an officer of the‘
company. it came’out\durlng the libel
sultTwhloli was started in June, 1914.:
with the arrest of Momand. that the1
united company was the holding com-
pany for nine gas companies in New
York. Chicago. Boston. lndlanapoltr
andVSt. Paul, including the Welrbao'h
Company, of New York. An incident
of the. trial was the presentation of
charges by Momand that Commis-
todaiy with a bullet wound near his
it sit He shot himself last night fol-
lowing a quarrel with his 15-year-old
sweetheart. Miss [Neda Engleke of
6!) Taylor street. The girl refused to
“make tilt" and kiss hltii goodbye and
l’elasko niiiicd it shot at his heart. He
will recover.
tillllllt lttlii Willi A
it turns Bonn
Ear Lesa Meat and Take Salts. for
Backacha or Bladder Trouble.
dric acid in meat excites the kid-
neys, they become overwo.ked; get
sluggish, ache, and feel like lumps of
land. The urine bottoms: clbudy; the
bladder is lrrltated. and you may be
times during the night. When the
kidneys clog you must. help them flush
o! the body'a'urinous waste or you'll
be a real sick person shortly. At first
you feel a dull. mirery in- the kidney'
region, you undergrad: backache. rick j
headache. dizziness. stomach sets ‘
made today before Judge Thomas. of
the United States District court, by
Mrs. Nellie M. Alexander. of Provi-
dence. R. l., representing Still of the
3.000 shares of capital stock of the
company. The l'ncas Power Com-
pany furnishes power to several con-
cerns lit and about .‘iorwich. Mrs.
Alexander says that the company.
which was at ont- tltiie owned chiefly
by persons in the eastern part of the
state, is now controlled by Boston iii-
terests. that it has made no reports to
the state secretary and that it is lott-
lng money. The application was op-
posed by hawyer Samud' C. More-
house. who asked that it be dismissed
on the grOund that the federal court
has no Jurisdiction in the matter.
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~A certain number of our readers
”bug“ to “9k "3““ two or “1'“ ’today will.tttrn to the Sentinel “To
Let" advertisements before they look
at the war news.
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NO REASON FOR IT.
Whoa South Norwalk Citizens Show'
a Way.
There can be no reason why any
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Years and Seer Boyhood Home.
ST. LOUIS Mar. ii.——When Harry
liowell. youngest son of Mrs. Gussie
Howell of Jerseyville, lll., left home
12 years ago he became a bellboy at
the old Southern hotel in St. Louis.
Whenibe returned a few days ago
from Portugese East Africa, he had
made a fortune. and married an Eng-‘
llsh girl he met in Sydney. Australia.
His experiences would furnish a plot
for a movie thriller. He is 27 years
old.
Howell said he returned to accept a
position in New York city as Ameri-
can representative of a Madagascar
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in floral printed cotton voile, with the
details carried out lti aoutuchcd silk.
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The design illustrated today has a
background of pale lavender, while the
flowers are in a dark reddish purple.
with brownish green leaves. The dress
has revers. collar and cuffs of plain silk
stitched with narrow soutuchn braid.
in medium lilo the costume rcttiiireii
6% yards 38-inch material. with i ran!
27-inch silk for the trimming.
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inches bust. Price. l.'. cents.
Braiding No. 11:90.
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t'uiuttutts .\t‘kl titidertaece from eons
of “Hill to one lltt‘il inside of line .i‘
Flll‘” “o" perforations. loll tile [in ‘
inter on outside on line of small '- ’
perforations and stitch to month.
t‘lose tttitiei'~attli and ahouldcr scan .
and gather tout-r edge of waist to
the figure. Adjust stay to position
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To make the sleeve. pleat. bringing
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ration. (lather upper edge belwmir
tloublc "i"l" perforations, close scour
its lltitvlied. lciit'itir; utenaions fru.
ltll‘ll umlci' «xtetisinn on slot; perionv
lions i‘lp to small “u" pcrforutiona. For
short slecvc, cutting directions.
t‘luse cult seam as notilie-l,‘ftice am!
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toll upper part over on outside, i-ir
siiitill ‘o" perforations. sew to sleeve,
seams t‘\'t‘ll Few sleeve in armhole air
llfllt'ltf‘li. Milli” “ti" pt-l‘ftit‘nlion tit
sliotilticr scattii.
'l‘urn tintli-i t-tlgcs of front and back
Kort-s of plum on slot perforations. [hp
folded («tries- to line: of small “0" lit:
forttlttiiis iii stilc gun-s, notches even.
stitch to position as illustrated. lea\—
inx ethics to left of center-front fieo
above large "0" perforation in from
pure for placket; presil‘ pleats, clcw
seams underneath. Clowgide seam us
notched. Adjust skirt to wail-t.
Trim with the braid. stitched on in
simple design.
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ASK ANY OWNER OF A
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MOTOR ,CAR
W_ITH HIS CAR.
,3. L. BENEDICT, 73 N. Main St.
_ tobatkindof dyspepsia sloner Williams had rejected bids
. .. of the female which were the lowest submitted and
Whfilfippuflwbeuw an investigation bf these charges or-
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sour. tongue coated and you feel rheu-Ireador of this who suffers the tor-i leaders stopped his smuggling muni- I
mug "in”. when the weather 1. flares of an aching back, the annoy- lions of war to the German forces in'
lAfrica. He will go to New York
‘t
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whichbel
l'lllthen not line. This famous aaltrt ._ . . . .
(rpm-is .wteflii’ffiiiii‘$.:§§%$‘fii§3$$: is made from the acid of mm “a . "him to “I"! and nervous mils snai- disposing or his, interest in ' s: WALL "new '
1",“ me New lurk. New Haven & Hart-ylomon MOO comblred with lithia an ”and was annoyed by a distressing kid; the plantation. be said, he and two ' . . ac ' n NOR Al. .
‘ - .5 ' ' ‘ . - woakn 5., 1 felt mu.“ m] in out promoters went to South Africa - ~\ PHO 438
M ford Balboad and the executive in has been “a hr latent-ions to .110! e _ i ii t tb Ki 1 ‘ \ _
' tho morning.was alitirodout. not. ‘5 "9'0"“ “ "3| 0 e , as o. OPTICIAN
‘Z‘New Haven road, to be held in New
t the representative of the road and the
dared by Mayor Mitchel. _
To course \NE'XT WEEK.
. New Haven Road .Ofilclala'and Signat- fast for . 1.", days and your kidneys
men to Get Together.
untiee otflbe Brotherhood of mu-
road Signalman. at America on the
Raven the week of “arch :0. when
_ (satisfactory settlement was in
view was the opinion of“. A'HDoden
. . a t-
bad.
nu loss moat, drink lots of water: i
also got from any pharmacist four1
mum of Jad Salts; take a tablespoon 1‘" found "ne'- R9“!
fut in a glass of water before break-l
clean cloned kidneys and stimulate
them to normal activity, 'airo to‘nue
traltao iii. acids in. virus.» it ‘no
Sin; maker a delightful odor-7m
Minter any: which jasmine
Midtown“ tbq’tounm
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tithe-mountai- Mus-it- to
ance of urinary disorders, the pains
and dangers of kidney ills will fail to
head the wordd‘of a neighbor who!
what a South
Norwalk citizen says:
Mrs. Charles Owens. 61 Woodward
iavenue. South Norwrlk, says: “I was
box of Doan'a Kidney Pills at Plath
tsd's Drug Store and it didn't take
them long to relieve me. During the
What. i have raid in my torture public
Moment. Itiii hoibloodf'
mm at alt.m,.naa't rin-
it.
’1’.“ '1‘" auto-arm
lsoon to meet his wife' and son, who
tare coming by way of hondon.
After Howell’ieft the Southern hotei“
he became a traveling salesman. in
' San Francisco hebecame interested in
to cocornut. plantation in the Philip-
tplnea. and madea fortune scrim
stock in China Japan.
Slam in the tin industry. While they
are getting. leases, he said, the Brit.-
i‘ government interfered and How-
éli warm Sydney» where he met and
found he could add to his fortune by
handling ruppiisii for the German. be
said..aad 'uudar the promotion of Goo
Jan and Au‘grian afloat-rho. unru-
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