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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENT!!!“
SATURDAY. MARCH 25. 1916
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Fish en Casserole.
Any shite fish is delicious cooked
in a casserole. Remove all skin and
lie-ea, sprinkle with salt and pepper,
and cover with a rich cream sauce.
"Then the dish can be varied with a
“I mushrooms placed over the top.
a little chopped onion, grated cheese.
c chopped parsley. or potatoes or 0th
or vegetables may placed around the
“h. Cover with buttered bread
era-tbs. and bake until the Ash is
absurd tender. The creamed sauce
’57 have a hard-boiled egg or two
Win it, or just the well-beaten
up, before it is removed from the
m. This adds to the nourishing
Miles of the dish. Salt fish. after
bolls soaked overnight, may be used
”and of fresh ash. omitting the
salt when seasoning.
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“ Fried Cedflsit With Parsley Cause.
’ Ilther fresh or salt coddsh may be
load. Soak salted coddsh overnight.
or long enough to make of the right
Input: for the table. (‘ut the cod
in slices. and if fresh sprinkle with
ultllnd pepper on both sides. Pour
over the slices two tablespoons lemon
M. and if liked a little onion juice.
bet stand a- while. then dip each slice
in hour, then inbeaten egg. then in.
it“ crumbs. Lay them on it pan or
W to dry a while, then fry in deep
ht [golden brown. Drain. and serve
with potatoes and a parsley sauce,
and. by blending together two table-
We butter and the same amount of
flour, adding one cup water and one
tablespoon lemon juice. Stir Ilntil
-amooth and thick. then season with
salt and pepper, and one tablespoon
"‘ohopped pmely. lf liked a lerron
we may be used without the pars-
ley. in which case add a grating of
nutmeg.
Fish Kedgeres.
Take one pint of cold cooked fish
and bleak up into flakes; then make
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Hundreds of Connecticut women
have just been making their first
plane into real politics. They have
theen going through the process of be-
ing made voters, audit is interesting
to hear the accounts given by the wo-
rren who have passed through this
terrifying ordeal. The chief impres-
- slon seems one of surprise that the
officials were so courteous and helpful,
.and that there was nothing disagree-
. table whatever in connection with the
placing of their names on the regis-
ter. Why they should imagine that
a American men should be otherwise
than courteous to American women it
is difficult to say. The surprise seems
.~ due to the widespread impression that
' when a woman entered politics—even
though she had been invited to take
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Bull Pain Right Out With Small Trial
. sottto’or Old “St. Jacbb’a Oil."
‘2“. ‘Stop "dosing" Rheumatism.
lt‘e pain only; not one case in fifty
requires internal treatment. Rub‘hooth-
dug, penetrating “St. Jacob’s Oil" right!
4 maths “tender spot.” and by the times
stay Jack Robinson—out comes thojI
hiatic pain and distress. , "St. J»!
‘s Oil" is a harmless rheumatism
. . which never disappoints and
Mrs the akin. it takes pain,
'and stiffness from selling;
4 “Insulin”; stopsoiatl-
lambago, backache and neuralgia.
‘ up! Get a small trial bottle
an honest 'st. Jacob's on"
’ ... drug‘stsu. and in a moment.
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tof llcc that has been cokcd and .‘lh‘
a (”Hill sauce “llh [Wu tablespwns
llu'tcr. l\\U tablespoons flour. and one
pllll lnll‘k Season ullh salt. pepper,
one tablespoon lemon juice. and one
teaspoon trench iii lrlfll'd. the.
fish lino this sauce. and add ont- cup
lflEARlllf MISSING
Many pieces of old fashmlled jewel-
ly have come lnto favor again. With
some men llll‘ sigllel ring llllt'll opens
to disclose a tiny photograph is a in
unite gift. \‘oll and then one discov-
Stir
rolled. Place this mixture in a baking
dish. cover with buttered clumbs. and
bake ill the o\'Hl until a nice hrowr.
Apple Chutney.
A chutney which has apples for a
base is easily made. Pare and t'Urt
twelve sour apples. l’cel one mild 0n-
ioll. Remove the seeds alld stems
from three peppers. Seed a cupfui
oi' raisins and squeere the juice from
four lemons. Chap the apples, pell-
pci-s, raisins and onion very fine and
mix them thoroughly together. Add
the lemon juice. one pint of cider
vinegar. two cupfuls of sugar, one
tablespuoonful each of sub and ground
ginger and a quarter of a teaspoonful
of Cayenne pepper. Cook the mixture
another hour. stirring it frequently
and seal tightly in glass jars.
Lexington latest Potatoes.
Baku sweet potatoes until well
done, cut a slice of the peeling front
the side of each potato, scoop out the
potato into a bot pan,maall Well witba
large lump of butter. a dash of cin-
namon. a pinch of salt, a little sherry
wine to moisten and. unless the pots-
toes are very swee, a little sugar to
taste. Return the mashed potato to
the empty shells and place in the ov-
en for ten minutes or until the mash-
ed potatoe has -hrowned.
Veal Loaf.
Take two pounds oi lean veal. grind.
put into kettle wileuitt enough water
to cover. simmer slowly threoquurt-
.-r.~ of an hour. add butter the size] of
a walnut, season with pepper and
Remove fmm fire. add the beat
Drop ill three
salt.
o-n white of three eggs.
whole hard boiled eggs, put ill deep
broad tin. set ill refrigerator. When
ready to serve turn out on platter llllil
Ill“ ill slices.
«Sentinel ads. pay.
'plll‘l by the action (if the State Leg-
islature in conferring on her the right
to vote for school questions. she for-
feited all claim to chivalry and ex-
posed herself to the necessity of bill'-
ill): "to fight her way to the polls."
This impression is, of course. due to
the insistence of the Anti-Suffragista
that physical fort-e is at the basis of
government. and that therefore wo
men are out of place when they even
make a step towards the polling
booth.
The reason for the great illclcase in
the registration of women is that the
various suffrage leagues and clubs
have stirred up interest ill the runner.
The Suffragists insist that, although
it is only a scrap of their rights which
has been granted to them. they ought
ers one of the crosses worn in the
mid Victorian days. among them the
beautiful lrish diall'ond cross which
is a real treasure now. The Russian
is also worn «in it
long silver chain. The diamond ar-
row. once a very well liked device.
ranks anew among the wartime orns~
mom: made and sold in Paris and
London. Tiny cannon and aeroplan-
es enshrined in the steel helmet of
the French soldier are being sold,
too.
Black lace dresses with many ruch-
es at the hem are certainly charming
and distinguished looking.
cross in silver
Elaborate evening gowns are de.
veloped in chiffon. the skirts being
ruffled with lafleta.‘ velvet or faille.
Rich silver brocade gros grains are
also a favored material for evening
gowns.
The tight fitting seamed waists of
the 1836 period being worn with full
cloth or satin skirts are a marked
feature of the new fashions. .Black
velvet waists are also shown with
skirts of black gros grain. the skirt!
banded at the bottom with wide black
velvet ribbon.
Very pretty and useful is a to.
gown of weak tea color in the finest
and softest of chiffon. finished with
a quantity of tea colored lace. and
completed by it high girdle of black
jet interspersed with silver.
The blanket stitch is csometinles re-
ferred to as the buttonhole stitch. but
it differs frolll the regular buttonhole
stitch because it has a single purled
edge. it lllay be used to embroider
scallops and is sometimes substitut-
ed for overcasting. ‘
'l‘lle stitch is worked front the left
hand slde to the right. Begin on the
wrong side of the material with tan
small stitches. Point the needle to
ward the left and take the liflt.
stitches one—eighth of an inch above
the edge of the material. Bring the
needle through to the right side. with)
the needle toward you.
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i‘lluice longup “norms w..." ... them and gel llel share of pleasure: P,
have reached the climax of Expensive from the visit, but that matter
so"... are '0' sllell "what to eat" makes her ill at case.
all around with She 'phoues wildly for this and that
mass and luxury.
pillk satin edged
tortillas 1
ill 3ku now
The Emergency Shelf.
When ulleipected guests arrive, the
hostess naturally wishes to entertain.
of
”Inflow", and of mm“, there is a or rushes out into the kitchen almost
hm." plllk and swansdown negllgce as soon as the guests are seated. Lat-
to match. 1.3“.“ more dainty la . cow er. in taking lock. she finds that she‘
erlet or head embroidered handke
chief/linen honeycombed with square
r» has spent more than was warranted
, and that the refrelnnems offered were‘
of hand made him. Around the. edge “Rah-“ll 13"th 0T Sfldll’ 0“? “69¢
is a double frlll of Valenclennes lace
with pale ed emergency shelf and menus ar-l
finished at the heading
pink satin ribbon and roses.
A neck line straight
shoulder to shoulder is not new but
one or two she knows she can serve dainty. sat-I
is being emphasised by
well known houses. and though very
unbecoming in heavy material. is
so bad when all of the bodice above
the bust is of tulle or thin lat-e or ..
(‘ut lowe
aemlstransparent chiffon.
than the base of the throat.
is not so trying.
this lln
Gabardine and woolen duvetyn ar
rivals of serge and velvet.
often displays velvet checks and strip
es and skirts of this accompany
plain velvet bodice.
MAKE iNTO YOUR SHOES.
Allen's Foot-Ease. the antiseptl
powder to be shaken into the
and used in the footbath lt relieve
chilblains. frost-bites. painful. swollen, four thicknesses of damp paper.
acroas from a")? m"
The hostess backed by a well stuck-
rsnged to fit any occasion opens her
door to the party of riends who ‘lust
with absolute joy. She
comfortably visits with her guests. for
should be canned tlsh. meats. chicken
I and fruits. A jar of sweet homemade
, cookies. packages of plain crackers, a
jar of pickles. beef extract and can
ned soups. A small case of grape Juice
. will answer the call of almost all
but allk emergencies for beverages and de-
serts Keep a pail of pure leaf lard
on hand to mix up quick pastries and
to cook croquettntt.
To Remove Dents in Hard Wood.
6 Dents in hard wod may be removed
(‘over the spot with at least
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s tiellce.
smartlng feet and instantly takes the them place a hot iron for a moment.
sting otlt of coma and bunlons.
the greatest comfort discovery of th
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lt‘tl This will raise the dented Wood, but
a of course. plays havoc with the turn-
lt ls a certain relief for swcat— ish. Repeal the process until the sur-
lllg. callous and cold. tired. aching feet fltce is even. then sandpaper the wood
Sold by druggisttt everywhere. 25c. Al- down. rub with alcohol or varnish and
ways use it to break in new shoes. refinish the wood.
Trial package free. Address, Allen 8. very slight
()lmstead. Le Roy. N. Y.
»Advertise in The Sentinel.
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If the dent_is a
a red hot poker held
above it may be sufficient to remove
'the dent and the varnish may not be
injured below the surface. Should it
Abe harmed. an application of equal
,parts of olive oil, vinegar and ricohol
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terns. ii is said. has till) scientific 'lle surface prt-sents a characteristic will restore n“. finish.
value. r
During the past few years the
Weather Bureau has received full
specifications concerning all the es-
sential details of this particular sys-
tem. The alleged discovery is. there
fore, fully known to the Weather “ur-
cam and has been carefully studied and
exaluined by its scientific staff. More-
over. other scientists of international
lfi‘llllllfln now connected with the
strongest institutions of the world en-
gaged in astronomical research. and
conducting investigations into solar
and terrestrial physics, have also
passed upon these new theories. These
authorities are in accord that the do
tiuctions and conclusions drawn front
the solar conditions on which the new
system is based are unwarranted.
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.‘lrithothsr “havoc Jails-mas
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to Ilse such rights as they have. It
is somewhat discouraging to find that
the school vote amounts to so very
little. in many cases the election of
certain candidates is a foregone con
cluslon. and the women can really ac-
complish almost nothing by their
votes. But there are cases in which
the women may cast thtI deciding bal-
‘ots between a good candidate» scan-
didate who has the real interests of
the schools at heart. and a bad candl-
date. a candidate who will serve the
machine rather than the children.
Over twenty Connecticut towns owe
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When the disk ‘of the sun is minute-
ly examined with powerful telescopes,
or when it is photographed with the
aid of the modern spectrohellograph.i
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Give “California Syrup of Figs" lf‘
Cross. Sick. Fever-tall. Constipated. }
look back at your childhood daytl
-l le l“"‘"0\’elll(‘nl of their schools to
the lv‘ercst and activity of the wo-
men voters, and they have certainly
justified the action of the Legislature
in giving them the vote. Not a single
instance has ever been put forward in Rm .. " l
which the women voters have injured ember the dose mother “nmfli
he schools. Th“ “Mame M the WW on—castor oil. calomel. cathartic.“
men has not been exercised as wide‘ H°w you hated them. how you fought
I.v as might be wished. but wherever. ““3" taking them.
it has been exercised. it has been for-5 With our children it's different. Mo-
l’é’é’f it: £32.22: Shall? 393": "m “'"° C““‘ '° "‘° °"‘ '°"'“ °'
the elections this spring. the amazizz)“;:mry don ttmuu Wk“ they
will be more in evidence than ‘ever ‘ 0 children. revolt iLwell-
before. founded. Their tender little “inside!"
are injured by them.
t if your child’s stomach, liver and
bowels need cleansing. give only deli;
cious "California Syrup of Figs." Its
cam of u. 3. Whether sunny Wam't‘cu" " M“ w m Him-l
Public Apalast Lang-Range ‘
w“gh.r.p°m..b‘ * luative"_ handy; they know chi!-
WASHINGTON. th 2554“” i ren 10V. to takait: that it meafaila
chief of the U. 8. ‘Weatber Bureauflo clean “10 NV“ and boweh “4
stated today thsLln the opinion of the sweat-a the-M and tint a. M
bureau a new system of lasers-as Wmfioflfl
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wideli‘. .Mm comm.“
macro.
"The new system ia saidl
lo‘he baled oaths apottednass of
new WEATHER . .
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titan. in tho opilionof tho Weather"
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of mothersksep this her-mm ‘ft‘uit .
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spotted appearance which undergoesl, _ .
“M” changes “1”“ day ‘0 d“-‘" and the same methods. All of these
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tlrt‘fllt‘r Clinton's With WNW" inlt’r‘l‘wganizlltions condemn and disprove the
of time. depending upon the
known rmatlon of the sun tlpolt lt
llais alld the periodic recurrence
tllc sunspot minimal and
well 'nlethods and theories of those who as
"tlsert that they are able to predict the
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isfying refreshments in a twinkling
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7601719 Drew flaking
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The Latest Princess Combination.
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Combining in one chemise. draw"-
lnd pottlcoai. this newest bit of lingerie
is sure to and great favor. it is trim~
med with hand embroidery.
Because it dispenses with the sepa-
rate use of chemise, drawers and petti-
coat. since it is all three in one, this
print-cu combination is of gretll value
to a woman who does not like wearing
many clotting The petticoat and draw-
ers section. cut in one. is finished with
I aide pleated frlll. though a straight
ruffle my be substituted.
Pictorial Review Comblllutlon Notch.
bust. Price. is cents.
Embroidery Design No. 1'.th
”and Especially For Till: Nrwrpapn
Embroidery trims the front of ill.
combination, the simple deslgll being
worked in solid satin stitch and t-yet-t
work. In medium size the combination
requires 2"». yards 36-inch lawn.
The combination is cut from an open
width of material. tho'h the laws
may be laid double on the cutting tat-lo
' CJNCHES mo;
no law
so that the sections may be cut in da-
plicate. The sections marked by lot.
of large “0" perforations are placed on
a lengthwise thread.
Quite as simple as the cutting is tit.
construction of the model. The under-
llrm and shoulder seams are fins!
closed. and after these. the back stun.
t‘lose front seam from large "U" per-
foratiou to Iowa edge. Sew a Btrfllllll
strip of material 1‘. inches wide when
finished) to from edge of left front for
all underle and finish for a closing.
For the petticoat and drawers section
close the center-front seam indium-cl
by single small "0" perforation and
close center~buck seam indicated by
single large "0" perforation, join lb»
from and back edges. notches even,
forming all opening for the leg.
The pleated frlll is unique among tho
season's trimmings. and if the hem b
lletllatitclled adtlul llldlvltlunlity la in.
lutl‘li'tl to the combination.
Sizes 32, 36. to and M inc“.
Transfer lullerll. l5 cents
ll. Lynne Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co.
—BRIDGEPORT——
'annarty known as Irldgspart Mean pyelng d Cleaning Co
Cllk Dresses. Cloves. Blankets and Laos Curtalna Cleaned.
(“member for any considerable period
lilillillut. in advance.
These and certain well‘known related.
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phenomena are now put forward at- -—Turn "merchant" for a d“ or ”ml
the basis of a new science which wll
make possible ftu‘ecasts of the weath-
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er far ill advance. That these fest
urea of solar activity. however. uct
tually should control and determine
the daily changes and sequence 0
weather conditions ill ally definite 0
direct and collseqllelltial lll:lnllcr.
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DOURLV PROVEN.
er Doubt the Evidence.
This South Nora-all: ; Itizen testified
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recorded by the ”‘l‘crllnlcnt spin, 10“! 330- .
lists as quite impossible, gm” pllc Told of mink hill-i of undoubted
nonlentt all the kind described do not benefit.
have any direu influence upon the
weather at ally particular tinle and! Such testimony is complete— the “1-.
place and cannot be made the basis of
any forecasts whatsoever.
The alleged discovery is regarded
as only one of a number of similar
schemes which are continually being
put forward. in some cases the ad-
vocates of these schemes assert What.
they can forecast the weather for
weeks or months in advance, and in
others they state that they have
found means of producing rain arti-
ficially. of preventing hall, and in oth-
er waya of interfering with and con-
atmospheric phenomena.
'these pretensions meet wifh a cer-
tain credence because there are a
number of people who still cling to the
ancient belief in the influence of the
moon on the growth and development
of_ crops, and to the idea that the
weather conditions depend upon plan-
etary and astrological combinations.
In consequence the Weather Bureau
has been called upon from time to
time to caution the general public
against putting faith in these so—eall-
ad discoveries.
The U. 8. Weather Bureau itself is
the authorised agency of the Govern-
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ment to collect meteorological ohaes'
rations and make and tissue weatherl
forecasts and warnings. .Every impor.
tant nation of the world has a similar».
Jackson
The facts are now confirmed.
deuce conclusive.
t It forms convincing proof of merit. .
1 Charles Schock. 30 Franklin street,
South Norwalk, says: "i had trouble:
with my kidneys for over a year and l
suffered severely from intense pain,
through the small of my back. it was.
always more severe when i did any
stooping. i tried several nledicines’
without benefit until i got Doan's Kid--
ney Pills at Plalsted's Drug store. They
restored my kidneys to a normal con-l
ditlon by freeing the kidney secretions ‘
from sediment and restoring them to.
a natural color/i no longer had to risel
at night to pass the kidney secretions.
either."
Confirms Hla Praise.
, Over two years later. Mr. Schock
’ltald: “All I aside in praise of Doan'sl
Kidney Pills before. still holds goodt
I use them once in a while and they!
keep me in good health." '
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NEWLY RENOVATED.
JOB. OI 0538A CROP.
’ Corner Menus and Chestnut Streets. South Not-walk.
Rooms by «I or week at reasonable prim.
Every room well ventilated. electric lights and gas.
Everything list class.
C O A L
That’s All
Harris 81 Gans
Water St, to. Nomalu
Price 'SOc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidneyd'emedy—get
Dean's Kidney Pills—the same that
Mr. Bchock has twice publicly recom-
mends. lbster- Milburn 00.. Props.,
a watt; men ‘
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New line of Gingham Petticoats in blue and white stripe, ‘.
made full and of serviceable material. Sizes 38-42
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