PAGE POUR'I‘EEN
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEI.
FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1916 l
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minibus
than ttottitt
Molded Veal.
Tithe one ctipful of chopped cooked
veal one. (upful of whipping cream,
lhl‘h‘ yolks of eggs, one fourth tea-
Spfli'lr‘ul of'ccicry salt. one-half tea-
spocrt'il of salt. onerourth teaspoonful
of p-mrtkti, one and one-fourth table-
apotni‘tifa of powdered gelatine, one-
fourth cupiul of cold water, one cupful
of in lli, twelve stuffed olives and
some trisn lettuce leaves. (‘over the
gelattw with the :iltl water and make
a cu'ard with the itiilk, egg yolks
and t‘w semoniiigs llicsolVe the gela-
tlne c\' r hot water and add it to the
custait add the veal and stir over
cold VJIPY' tintil the mixture begins
to set ltcat up the cream, fold it into
the mi iure. and turn into a wet ring
mold. (‘hill and turn out on to the
lettuce ‘eaves, and till the center with
nhredd «i lettuce and the Olives. Serve
with mayonnaise sauce.
Cream one-half cupful of butter and
one-half cupfnl of lard in ii mixirg
bowl; add the beaten yolks of four
eggs, two cupfuls of cooked chopped
prunes. one teaspoonful of powdered
cinnamon, one teaspoonful of grated
nutmeg, one teaspoonml of powdered
cloves. one leaspoonful of powdered
auspice, twu teaspoonfuls of vanilla
extract, two teaspoonfuls of baking
soda mixed with eight tablespoonfuls
of sour milk, and four cupfuls of flour
sifted with one tctispoonful of baking
powder. Mix carefully. and add the
ItIffly beaten whites of the eggs. Bake
In five layers. When ready and cold,
put together with the following fll~
lug: Spread each layer with a
mashed banana mixed with one-third
cupful of powdered sugar. Sprinkle
the it?” of the (‘iibt‘ chopped
cocoauut.
it till
Raisin Bread.
Place a pint of milk and it pint of
- q“.- .
atcr lll it stititcpttn and bring
t. in l't'f pith toil Ul'ii!
\\ l‘itl, ilivli Add 2: t tm' til _\t -:l tlis
witci iii a hat tugttnt ot lttit- w't'ni
‘ r o it tout tupt ‘ls ot fltitJ (ill-l
.. ieaspoonful of sugar, beat well and
.‘vt ilJlliI to rist \.\ litl' \i"_\' iglii
:.dtl a half t'uptul ot sugar, a teaspoon
iii! of salt, two i.tbtc~poontul< o2 hut
or. two tgg. zit d a tupul oi raisin-
Kin-ad with flour though to handle
well, form into loan-s atid baki- win ii
the loans are
bulk italic
more iliaii double ill
41'. minutes
Coffee Cake.
To make the sponge. taite a cnpt'tii
of milk. two teaspooiifuls oi .wllp...l . a
lltlll yeast cake, dissolved iii ;. .otirttt
i a cupt‘ul of water, two cupftiis of
flour. llcat well and let stand lllitll
light, or better overnight. then add a
Hit cupful of melted butter a half
cupt'ul if sugar, l\‘.u b'il‘i
oniul of bull and .i hull t
" tiittk \- 'ircc .— fot "
tiour to make a dough to head. Let
rise again until light, spread with
softened butter, sprinkle with sugar
and cinnamon, and when light bake in
a moderate oven.
Tea Rolls.
Add two ctipfuls of flour to .t cup-
ftil of scalded milk when it is lukc»
warm, beat well and add ti yeast cake
softened in a quarter of a cupiul of
water. When well risen, add a fourth
of a ciipftil of melted butter. a tea
spoonful of salt, two eggs, a grtitan
of nutmeg, add two more cupfuls of
flour. Knead well and let rise in a
warm place. Shape into small rolls.
put iiiio a buttered pan and set to
ri-c. well covered llakc iii a hot
tilt‘ll 1:3 minutes.
Nut Cakes.
".::tt two tic,- :iitd sill into them .i
brown sugar and l\\‘l
izittitspootiiuls ot tiour. \dd it cupfdl
of nut chopped tine. Spread
'lll‘ mixture in a very thin layer on a
“cit-greased tin and bake icn initi-
lites or until lightly browned.
t.,ittl oi light
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34 Woman’s
{Problem
How to Feel Well During Middle
Life Told by Three Women Who
Learned from Experience.
The Change of Life is a most critical period of :i
a woman’s existence, and neglect of health at this time invites
disease and pain. Women
everywhere should remember
tittitttits ititit A
THE All Of DRESSING
Tittly this is a season of novelties
Loch «lay brings a host of new ideas
direction. it
.hotigh thcre was no
litiill'lllk' lll lrUlll r\t‘l'y
“llllltl sto'ili ,..
l.:.tt' to the source tioin which these
ideas spring The l'.)llli'§ chests of
period that Fashion has
corded hutc bccn raits'ttkcd in search
of Moreover, not
\‘(llill’lll such as our
every re
pchisilig otltiiilcs
with
own aiit'csiuts worc.
Lillrllll'lil,‘
we iii-eds must
send to the totir corticrs oi the earth.
so that every tribe and every country
docs its part iii contributing to the
passing show of Fashion.
Now
interest in the (‘hincse sit in clothes.
'crhaps this may go hand
‘ “-went exploitation
..i interior decora-
‘l‘llllii’i‘ that our
furniture, our tugs. our pictures and
our objects d‘art are strongly marked
with the Eastern influence. and what
could be more consistent than that
the idea would spread to clothes?
Another reasons. authoritatively
stated. is that the influence is di-
rectly traceable to the revival of the
lnuis XV Period fashions, it is said
that during this monarch's reign. the
(‘hlnese sent their first ambassador
to Paris lie naturally brought with
ltint some spcclinctts of his country's
art, with which the French were much
pleased. particularly the court fav-
orite. Madame l'oniptttlour. She
adapted the (‘hint-se note to her own
costumes. confining hcr interest, how-
cvcr. to (‘ldncsc fabrics and embroid
i‘rlt's to the cycliision‘of (‘hinese cut,
Chinese Colorings and Embroiderles.
For present day use. these same
fabrics and cnibroiderlcs are creep»
ing iii everywhere. Manufacturers
are daily turning otit gorgeous ailks;i
(‘hlnesc iii color and design. One sees
fascinating negligces. Bakst in do,
comes word of a revival of
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H. dARNES HONORLD.
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Llf‘ti'd pifnid‘lll of Fairficld County
tout Afi‘uvtltltloil
l‘: l-‘ a tit ll llilrlli< of Statnt rd
1-. t 1. i t. d lil‘t'sttlt'lll oi the l-atri'ict-t
'-ic lit-.il Associ.ttioit at the an
ltiti'l‘_\
tit} l.i-‘t'...t', hcid .‘tl 'lhc .sir.t.itwi
:tr :-ti 1w dip-port. “Hill-edit) llcsuc
finals in l". W. Stevens of lirltlgc
port 'rhcre were more than tit! dcle
g. has l'l attendance, and one of the
tcattiics of the meeting was a talk on
the "i‘onttol oi' t‘anccr," in which .iu
tliorltics upon the distase gave ad
dresses.
'Seek Cancer Cure.
The cancer subject was the princi
pal one under discussion, anti it is
the object of the assocnttion to try to
lessen the spread of the disease. There
are more cases of cancer each year,
that the increase is not alarming. The
doctors who spoke oil the t -jcc: 1
Were: ltr. Howard t‘arntng Tayt otl
New York, who po‘3t t'l out ways in;
which the spread f-l ('il'lf‘t‘r could be?
controlled; lit-i'tztu-rg of Stanifor:
.who spoke from a gynecologist
standpoint. and Dr. Bill of Bridge t
,port. who spoke from a surgeon's
.staiitlpolut.
t llr. l". X. 'l‘tikcy
eis'n. rioting in color harmonies. and
rich
Hid \\orlti t‘llililtlldt'rlrs Sutupluousl.v
etuhroiticrcti silk shawls are bt‘tl‘ti llU
pttrtcd lil lio- tashlnned llilt) glinlfi
Most of the present
models show faint touches here and
made di—titittivc by touches of
and wraps
there of this Eastern influence
Evening Wraps on Mandarin Linea.
.lUsl at present we thri-atcn to carry
lltt' crave a little bit further than in
spiration for fabrics As I have noted
elsewhere, many of the suit coats are
modeled iii the fashion of thc (‘hinese
Mandarin with short tiying
capes in the rear Gorgeous evening
wraps either follow these Mandarin
lines. or are riots of (‘liinese color-
ings: the (‘hincse yellows and blues
appe..r in article of
apparel.
t'ttats,
nearly every
Desirable and Pretty.
'i‘hc hat of the golfing L'li‘l is a scit
:tblt- htit pretty aflatr lt stint:
biting. so that in the midst of the
game the player need not be disturb
“I by bi'eeles dislodging her head-
gear. l'sually it fairly large so
that the eyes may be shaded from
sunshine and the complexion guarded
from tan. A Panama with a single
iibbon band is a popular potting bat,
though there are numerous other
types of headgear which mcct with
the athletic girl's approval.
The most fascinatint: of
whole costume worn by the girl who
::-‘.t' is the vivid coxoted silk
her sport
is
is
[will the
lit}:
sweater usually worn tm-t
blouse liter) year thcst- silk jerseys
grow more and tiiorc bcttnttfttl unite
and illtili' .titractm- in cut and color
\ l“,-iv‘|t-' Ill.” suit of “lllls‘ scrut-
sci-ii twt-iilly til one of tl:t- witi'ci t'i-
. \‘lllt‘ t'ilns‘
rl‘llt' l’t'
vent and cuffs were cdut-d with liitii
tir's green suede, Will the belt was
buttoned with green suede buttons,
through large buttonholcs piped w'lthl
the green.
stilts l'tttl ii t‘tillnl, ltto.
tiiti :i “tilt' lit-ll oi lil -. I‘ l\lll
a
t_. noon t‘ount) ticorgo ii tibci.
tl.idgt port. libido-sci ioutity. .l. i:
'i‘tvpping. liridm-poxt. 'l‘t-llat‘d "ttiiiiiy
t‘ It chlcr llaricii '.\‘vttdhttiti i‘oitit
W i“ ll. (‘oops, lliitlgcnort
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"This war gas must certainly be
a deadly vapor."
“Yes. I had to quit goinu to tilt‘
club on account of it," .ludg -,
titttttitt mitts "
ttt wittitttt tttiw
Health Painters.
it would be “ill while bathing your
hands citry tint to rub your elbows‘
for a few llllllllli‘s with olive oil. l‘iie
or ten minutes the trcauncnt
daily show rcstilts in at month or two.
iteti. swollen hands tire
tractiye
hot
til
vciy unat-
lt’ you must work much in
water. try using rubber gloves.
(in.- them it try. at least if you do
not like tlnm, it good \\:i\' to prctciit
rediit-ss is to give your liziiids a good
washing just after you have finished
301” work l'sc warm water and good
soap. ltry them thoroughly and then
rlllt a few drops of ulyct-rine and ms.-
Wfllt‘l' over them it you will have it
bottle of this inutiirc handy and zip-
ply it little after cath time you wash
vour hands, it will keep them soft and
white. ‘
.
Health and Beauty.
After plasters of any dc=criptioh
have been removed it is wi..e to lay a
soft cloth smoothly over the surface
to prevent any irritation, as the skin is.
tender and intlamined as a rule. l
Why does fresh air, whcii there is!
enough of it. prevent colds' A's longi
as it was thought that colds were
caused by the grip or influenza bacll-l
lus, this was a mystery. The animal
has been found b_\ :i bitctct-icioctst who]
has discovered the "cold" germ. :.5
gum which will notg row or multiply
where there is oxygen.
s‘nlt is ttncr for the skin than any
tdlti'l known tonic. if properly used,
The face should never be “3.“th in
Fllll water when it is not liltllll’l'l,‘
<‘titti. for salt is iii the ll.|ill"t' of ti‘..
e 'iiiiucitt and will toiitrnct 'lli' pores
it is cxccllt-iit for enlarged pith”. and
thc teri (ll‘t‘
stitiilltttit to the
solution will nit as it
whole skin
thcre tilltillltl lit"
‘l small
c.-!itcl‘s hair brush of good quality :.titi
in re-
lt is llll
tit-tessary to add llltll such a ltr'tt-h_
must be clean and dipped in boric
tit id before touching the eye. The or
l'l oicry household
lupt iu illl‘ iiicdicilic chi-9t
itlltt‘l'lllll soft ltrisilcs for use
moving specks frotn the eye.
ditittry Water color brush ln' just the
thing. but be sure that it is tree from
point. preferably new.
(TOAl. GAS
Ranges t
MFFT EVERY
COOKING NEED t
Only one range re-
, quircd for either or
both of the two fuels,
Prepared Especially For This Newspaper it'll:
blouse while the insertion and ed-
6ary efrdctieal ’t_
7(ome Drew/”(along ti
Lemony ; '
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by Pictorial Review I will «
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Blouse of Figured Crepe.
ging finish the collar, sleeves
front of tiic waist.
in medium size the deals
quires 2 yards 44inch material,
154 yard satin ribbon (any do
width), 5 yards edging and 5%
insertion. if the waist maten
very sheer, the satin may be I
on the reverse side, to show tlu
Before attempting to put the
together, the home dressl
should carefully study the con
_ tion guide. Begin by gstherill
shoulder edge of the front be
double “TT” perforations.
close the underarm and lb
seams as notched. Gather the
edge of the front and back be
double “1"!" perforations.
stay to lower edge of blouse, 0
books even, small “0" perfonll
stay at under-arm seam: and
front edge to center-front; told
through center and fell reins
edge over seam. Insert elastic
required length) through the at
The collar may b9 added
Simply new to the neck edge. not
and center backs even. The (5
should be trimmed before addo
emu-van.
”'3‘- .
This simple blouse of figured "if“ Waist. ‘
Crepe. taken from a multitude of To make "‘9 elbow 3'99"“ cu
atiiart models, ranks first because pattern on small “0" DPTIOI’B
(‘lose seam. stitch band of inse
- . . along lower edge over the hem
For smart effect nothing exceeds Odd "18 fidfllnil. Sew sleeve in
the separate blouse of figured crepe 1101“. 9381M! in any IUl'tt‘SS-
or chiffon. It is used in effective When adding the satin (or'
fashion to develop this design, may be substituted, if prefer
trimmed with soft satin ribbon, in- stitch atom: (‘t‘OSSline 01' HIM"
aertion- and edging. The satin rib- perforations in front and back. 8
bon extends all the way around the organdy used for the collar is
dainty.
of its daintlness and chic.
CUlTlNG actuarial! _J_ a. ,3
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OLLAt'i ,‘ SLEEVE.
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Patented April 30. |907 fOLD Ol‘ 36 lNCH MAltlllRL Willi NAP
I’lt‘lurlul lleview Waist lN'o. 6677. 34 to M inches bust. P
16 cents.
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’Y 77
Sizes,
llarris 81 Gans
atcr 8L. So. Norwlllt
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NEW LY RENOVA1’ED.
I CENTRAL lIOTEL J08. DI SESSA BROP.
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streets, South Not-walk.
that there is no other remedy known to medicine that will “F “WW "‘9".
so successfully carry women through this trying period as
‘presidcnt. ltr. Eli ll. lvcs, secretary,
'Dr. ll. ll. Lambert, treasurer, Dr. S,
3.“. (larlick. cotincellor. and Dr. F. “I
‘Vegetable Compound, for nervousness and dyspeps'
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, made from
native roots and herbs. Read thuc letters:—
ache with hearing down pains and I would have
heat; flashes very bad at times with dizzy spells and
nervous feelings. After taking Lydia E. Pinkhani's
Vegetable Compound I feel like anew person and
am in better health and no more. troubled with
the aches and pains I had before I took your won-
derful remedy. I recommend it to my friends for I
. cannot praise it; enoug ."—-Mrs. MARGARET Ganes-
m, 769 N. Iiinggold St, Philadelphia, Pa.
Beverly, Mass—“I took Lydia E. Pinkhnm’s
. when I was
going through the Change of Life. I found it ve elpful and I
have always spoken of it. to other women who suiter as I did and
have had them try it. and they also have received “"flllllllllllllll"
good results from it.”— Mrs. Gannon A. DUNBAR,
17 Roundy St... Beverly, Mass.
Erie, Ps.—-“1 wasin poor health when the
Mofmestarted with maandItook
iStevens, a member of the board or
censors. Drs. lves. Lambert and (tart
The gentler sex in the profession;
twns represented by ‘Dr. R. 0. Philip
: of Stamford.
‘ Drs. llarris l-‘. Brownlee of llanhury
land George H. Noxon of Barton were
[elected members of the board of cen
lsors. The report of the secretary and
‘trcasurer was read and accepted.
There are now 191 members, five new
ones being taken in during the year.
Plan for Convention.
There was considerable talk among-
the members about the annual conVen-
tlon of the Connecticut State Medical
Society, which will be held in Bridge
at The Stratfleld on May 17 and 18,
and an entertaining committee con-
sisting of IDrs. F. N. 'l‘ukey. chairman:
R. A. bookhart, U. S. Reich, F. W.
fli-
IIDRACE, ll. NASH N0. MAIN ST. Cor. WEST
A Combination of l
CONVENIENCE
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Philzulelphia Pan—“I started the Change of Life ‘ ”3,. ($38." :fic‘,‘,,,,,‘°,,,“g; 3:35;: I COMFORT and Every room well ventilated. electric lights and m. .
five years ago. I always had a headache and back- lport. t ECONOMY '
FOR SALE BY
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Rooms by day or week at reasonable prices.
new But cllll.
DINING ROOM SETS
A new and distinctive design in Jocobin. or Golden Oak.
Ten 'pieces. Ettension Table, Side Table, Buffet, China
Closet, and six leather bottom chairs.
See the Display ii Our Show Windows.
Prompt and Careful Aut Jmobile Delivery.
RAYMOND 8t SON
Wall l. ngb aim FUNERAL DIRECTORS Namath. Conn.
W Stevens. D. 'M. Trecartin and H. B.
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