s'
lockout s is Francalse.
} “it and clean fish thoroughly. Pre-
§°3 'psrs a plate with a little olive oil, salt
and pepper. Stand fish in this an
' it!!! before cooking. When heady rub
{it well with more olive oil, salt and
has? ”fir. Cut a shallow slit the length
r”
of it and pour some of mixture in-
to t. Butter a strong sheet of white
paper, wrap it about the fish and cook
In a pan over a moderate fire. When
cooked remove paper and put the fish.
Melt in a steel frying pan a heaping
i
lit sinusitis
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENT“!!—
MDNDAY, MAY 22, 1916—
crinoiine; is ruched and frilled, and
m fillies * “ a... harder-2.. ..
i
J
teaspoonful of butter. than add the bunched and gathered out of all sets
cheese, with a dash of cayenne pep 'hlance to the ordinarily accepted idea. 1‘ ,
,hf la mode taiileur. The (Visage, like
per, salt, a dessertspoonful of Worces-
liershire sauce and the same amount
'of chutney syrup. bet a.ll melt evenly
then add a finely mlucedi
pepper and a half dozen chopped fresh}
together,
olives, mixing well with the cheese.
Turn the mixture over the slices of
roll loll 600m}
l
The Spring Suit. i
Fashions may collie and fashions
may go, but the tailormade is always,
with us, simply because there is noth~i
any pretensions to chic, is, of course,
transparent; but the coat, like ”wt
skirt, enjoys complete liberty to
length and style.
No sooner does an examination of
toast 011 i101 plates and garnish €503 ing ihfii ('flll take iitl place 311d Imnfi‘half a doze.) models convince you ihfll
portion with a pimento olive.
Dried Flageolet Buns.
Soak over night, or for several
hours before cooking them, in cold
water. Drain and throw them into
plenty of already boiling salted water.
I ly an occasion when it is out of place.‘
Broadly speaking, this particular typei
of dress falls into three groups. There}
is the sports of country “suit," prao‘
tlcal as befits the times in which we
live, with collars and cuffs that can
be adjusted and fastened in half a
dosen different ways to exclude rain
it short, straight. loose coat is the one?
to wear this season than your theory
is rudely upset by several tight fitting
little jacketlike creations decked at
the waist with an absurd little frilly
basque; and these, you are definitely
assured, are. the cream of the mode.
The new evening clothes are alto-
lll 8H0iiili now
A simple and easy way to mark the
places for buttons and buttonholes or
for hooks and eyes is to pin a. tape-
nieasure on the overlapped closing
edges of the goods where the buttons
and buttonholes or hooks and eyes.
are to be placed, and, with a neediei
and course double thread, make tail-
or's tacks equal distances apart
through both pieces, going by marks
on the tape measure, and then clip the
thread between the tacks. Now lift
the top pisce slightly and clip again”
7(ome Drwrflakingifg *
Prepared Especially For ‘T’lil Newspaper “it?"
Lemony
by Pictorial Review
The Tailored Suit in Faiiie.
I
J 6253;.
.1
1,427 \
plaits at the raised waistline and
trimmed with a fancy collar of white
silk. '
W' w-vwm'w—vm V. ——.. . .
:LMJ::1H.Sei-ve with a little :32); ngxzoftmgrioutht'tzulin‘iiok 30411]? and cold, expanding hacks that “give" gether delightful. hovely was a black and you can see just where to place, .. ) ihzhg‘ilks‘igiigiegfcsr:f¥i:. Emil-ht:
x . i- b id b 1 h do ' D iy to every movement, handyllnings that tulle. overdma over cloth of silver each book and each eye, button or 1 ) vuily can be styled "19 all-around
' — s 0“ e 50'” V an ac. ran can be detached at pleasure, and I seen recently. the shoulders traversed buttnnbnle so that they will meet ex- ’ \ model. for It is used for morning
h" Inked Mackerel. lthomughly and season with pepper, whole array or serviceable pockets by bands of get cabochon from which! actly right without any further trou- . wear. and if a dressy blouse is added
;* After splitting and cleaning fish butter and salt. Serve whole or 88 especilil)’ designed to meet the di- iloated you wingliko sleeves of blacl hie. in the afternoon. it ggesdoni sent
3 . I“ in I “"9er dripping m' . puree. :verse “"55 0f ”‘9 woman “110 h °~°‘ tulle. The only touch at 00101“ W” ‘ ‘- mhlmmxzn‘rgzhires 6.“. its: 4-
mfllh fill! and pepper and oov- :cupied in one or other of the many “my,“ yum belt of brilliant 1)“: 7° Buck" 3M”- , inch material. The circular coils:
. '7 '” M" CUP of thin cream. in‘ PRESENT AEROPLANE TO N» outdoor activities in which women are cock blue_ 0"; this was an in-. Any good shoe shop would dye the I; is of white faiile, with platted s00)
”of theeream two«thlrds of a cupl TIONAL GUARD. now engaging. Then there is the delcflbabli beautiful cloak of sllverishoes at a moderate coat, and would “0n standing high at the back.
" .t .1“ and ‘ little butter “1” be. -—- ,"town" tailormade for morning wear. brocaded 'm. . delicate velvet design get better results than could by at» The jacket ll hid in PM“ “ :3; i
3.1:?“ in ‘ hot 0"“ for “Trill; Aflo Club puny...“ Mullins which it is somewhat more elaborate, though and lined with ”“003 Mile satin. mined at home. The shoes, however, whsdggigi‘ :‘flftoc‘tFG .3033, the
pi", pro,“ NOW News. scarcely less practical, than its mm A suggestion of ginger"); century can ho dyed with any good dye, for! " jacka, ’1‘”. the back and the cap. i
“M. «T aura”, 'try cumin. and fine svraes. checked 39mm, “.th is' supplied by the cotton, the dye being boiled and "H on the fold of material first. The: l,
CI..- the fish ltheI'equ. , NEW YORK, May n.3,“, twin mo- fabrics and suitings go to the making decided vogue that is coming for plied hot. The shoes should be stufledI offing 3:53.31! 31° t'hgmuitlgzrunrgu: ‘
’“ou “.00 on"; t ”“8“ "19 8m!- to, aeroplane in which Victor cm. of ad ress which while it conforms to metallized “um, in gold, silver or well with tissue paper before dyeing . inning and me. Now, '30," MOI
I hide least): :2": of“? De: With strom flew Saturday from Newport every fashionable regulation of the .iuminum, which make such chaml- thorn} Two or three spplkalions of . '- to the bottom row, place the cuff. ‘
.F ”but“. ' ' "I 99? News to mi. my in four hours and moment, has a cachet and style pocu- u" linings to tulle. net or other 300- the dye may be 9009”“!- ‘ i m .. collar and second cape into the WI“
" , ’0" into "‘h ""0““ “’9 the liar to clothes of this genre. Simple .-. "- tion, the first on a lengthwise ""0
t gills. Wrap each fish in a sheet of
, oiled merri‘astenlng the ends of each
envelope. Cook in a frying pan and
acne in the paper envelopes. t
one minute has been bought by
Aero club of America and will be we
sented to the national guard of New
Mexico, which is on duty along the
Mexican border, according to a state-
. ment made last night at the headquar- ,
austerity, however, is far from being
the only characteristic of the cos-
tumes under discussion. l
i
A Variety of Styles.
samer transparencies. recalling the
portraits of spanish duennas. Many
black tulle or lacs gowns nowadays
have a shimmery doublure cloth of
silver or gold.
—-——
Finlsu Cookers. i
Even the best tireless cookers need;
care. As soon as the cooked food is:
removed, take out the soapstone and,
wash and wipe dry the compartment.‘
and the last two of the lengthwiso"
fold of the faills. Opposite thq
second cape lays the back skirt loo.
tion. on a lengthwise thread.
If the jacket be desired with deep
open front, cut off the front edge 0!
t
i
Ni: two iiill‘e'mflz.h of b n '[ers of the Aero club. The machine The third of the tailored trinity—<. All the precious dounces, veils “a if the soapstone1 ls aura-ed Itodrjxals; §. ng‘lffonéz'figgglliafog:rrdggfl “11:13: i
with two tablospoonfuls of flour 1:00: will be equipped with a "'0 pounder the three 1“"? suit—Is enjoying . “Kinn'th‘t are k”! as “Mm?“ “,1 mob “in a‘er coo (1113 rlcase andl - underfacing. If desired pointed at
l; smooth paste: allow one cu f l f aeroplane gun. the gift of a New Lon- vogue all the more wide because it u made of various laces. such as (hau- I'i“ s sor‘i; 1111‘) slurs an 18gun“1t odor i . the sides, cut off the ”we’upm'fi i
milk to heat, than thicken it wiililtlfe don, COM" company, and an air com- suitable alike for indoor or outdoor tiliy. blond “d iirussell. and not 81> Til“ IDona (321:): ‘31::1: never be gig“ "1:1 :0“: bulk. shitlciiinfnmiinll i
9010. “am“ it and add to it one cup- pass. wear. combining, w.tillil itself the use- phone. can be blended Ideally with . e sop d . t r but! an" i gone so ng song i e.- '
The cost of the aeroplane, eqtliped ful attributes of iilt‘ plain tailor-made iati'etas and tulle in u“. production of washed with soap an. all e , g g 07‘ o pol-formic“, l
ful of minced veal, a tablespoonful of with two motors of 90 horse power with the Thor“ “‘l‘i’JH'm‘” “Mini“ 1 graceful gowns for the home. cleaned by rubbing with steel wool, The front of the jacket may be ,
chopped Dflrflley and the beaten yolks “Ch “d capable 0‘ making 100 miles associated “m' ”‘1‘ “"‘k that is d" it-Whyould be remembered that lacc if it is spotted or stained. The best: finished simple with rulers and fl .'
_ 0‘ "to 9““ .1" make vealaouffie, M“ an hour, with 800 pounds of useful signed by the 1ii|“wiintillr exclusively «:1 air it is bad (mommy to lily way is to guard against soilitlg thet The feature of this tailored cos- flat collar, if this be preferred to the i
l _ thoroughly. then remove from the fire loud, Will be $10,000. The Aero club for house wear. it may be of cloth or :01 s in lavender indefinitely. and stones. . fume in faille is the jacket, laid in more elaborate effect.
and let the mixture 9001' When cold. has undertaken to raise $7,500 for this silk, or a mixture of both—a very th yyfore when the oppoltunity for Electric Vacuum Cleaners.
add the ntiffly beaten whites of two amount and the New Mexico nailon- popular cmnini Mllllll just at present; m3?“ use of it 1,, mmumgod by Don‘t forget to oil the. machine at,
088‘ “(I fill well buttered rameklns ‘1 guard, ”"0““ Colonel Bronson bf. and ”I“ m)“. im'w or waxed taffeta I! f hion it is a pleasant duty to answer least once a month. If used ottomi r
, with the, mixture. 8““ ““9““ 1° Cutting, who is now in the city, has a material hugely used for gowns of (:3 call - once in two weeks is better. The L.
L; twenty minutes. iraiscd $2,500 to apply on the cost. The this class. 3 m - _________._...—«———— manufacturt’fi directions will tell. ;
,f ‘machlne lrobabl will be shi d to As to the shirt, it cnjuys complets‘ ‘ , . you just where and how to oil. The. .
" “1"" Di“: ‘thc bordci- by theymiddle of tlliisp‘week. immunity from the stricter canons of ~Seutinel classiflid “3:223:15”? imDOTIM‘ ”lint! i8 ‘0 "mt‘ll‘bt’l' ‘0; 3
Grain or shave in thin slices I't ____~__<_. tailoring, and nation jovouaiy over not "fl about the 0” dd is do it. Also. do not let the dustbng,’ :
pound of soft, rich American choose. ~Advortlss in The Sentinel. :the modern l‘iili\'iii1"li Oi'iilf‘ hoo and for they “0' that tenant- n lng get even half full before emptying. . I I
. ~ * . r l - p ;ono of the usual tasks of want adver— The I?“ dust more [R in ”m bag the: 1 "1' ‘. , 4‘“, ’0 M,
V " ‘ ' -, - - .. , . « . ‘ , . . . . tut put ,
g ABBOTT MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION.‘\\'0lllcn. 'rm- Abbott Memorial Assn- oplnt' Its new inn-«in... but it willisepnrated for the first time in their “mm ”“ “’me“ ‘" ”W “mm”. 0f 4 NC" MATERIALWIIH MP q ‘ f
‘ “ ‘ ‘ ' and the better “0“ it will d0- 1 Pictorial Review Jacket No. 6739. Sizes, 34. as, an. 40, 4. and u
, ‘91“! years after 1110 opening of the .cintiou was thus formed and subscrip- undoubtedly be "we fur the building: last days after living happily 10801119? i inches bust. Price, 15 cents. Skirt. N0. 6787. Sizes. 32 110 32 inches
i Abbott Collegiate institute, on l'nion‘llons and members were registered of homes. ' for 53 years In their own home. To Freshen “de Carpet. I waist. lime, 15 cents. Q
it“), Square, New York, known at iilPiiillt“ilf\Yll twenty-nine (29) states of this Benjamin Haul: of tin.- Harris "0 and “N'- C‘m’“ celebrated ”1°" Dampcn a cloth with ammonia nndi , 4.-.”.
E ' as the Splngler Institution, Elizabeth‘ll‘nion, the District of Columbia, and (‘onstruction Company. in conversa. 801d?“ weddin: in 1912. “me“ was rub over the surface of the carpet, orl ‘
, B. Hyde, wife of Melville E. Mend.‘
Hrs Henrietta (Duggs) Prentice, and1
Mrs. Louisa (Gilman) Lane fomlcd‘
- themselves in a committee to find thc‘
former pupils of the school and inter-i
eat them in raising money to honor;
.. 1 the memory of Dr. Gorham D. Ahbott‘z
find his wife, Rebecca S, Abbott. b.“l
founding a scholarship in their name,
in Vassar College. for Dr. Abbott had:
" turned over to Mr. Matthew Vassar
his plans and charter for a. college for
EL. '
f Vegetable Compound.
tllrt‘t- (3) foreign countries, in num-
ber three hundred and iWEn1\'-l\\'0
(.‘22. Twenty of them living in
t‘onnecticut.
After the scholarship in Vassar
was paid for, the association contin-
ued its meetings for fellowship and
good work for other colleges for wo
men, including Weilesley, in Massa-
chusetts, and Maryviile, in Tennessee
——tllis last scholarship was named in
ry, of that college.
BIG LAND SALE ls ANNOUNCED.
honor of Mrs. Melville E. Mead, who
3had used her influence to help Mary-
\iUe College having formed a loving
friendship with Miss Margaret E. llcnfi
tion with a newspaper representative,
declared that this town is destined to
a big development in the near future.
“A”.--
WOULD HONOR CUMMINGS.
Buffslo Paper Proposes Him for Chair.
man of National Convention.
The Buffalo Evening Times publish-
er. the following upon its edIlorial
page in an article headed, "Why Not
Glynn and-Cummings ?"
"lion. Martin H. Glynn, as chalr~
mail of the Democratic State ConVen-
'tlon, nt Syrnruse, made :1 speech which
attended by the entire family and
many friends.
Their neighbors and many friends
hope to scc them in improved health
once more in their home.
—Try a Sentinel WANT ADV.
N. Y. ,NJI. & ll. Time Table
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M.—1:39:. 5:42:, 0:00, 6:57:.
7:18:. 7M0, 8:10:. 8:211. 8:59:, 9:23:.
9:40, 10:33:. 10:53:. 11:51.
P. M.—-1:13:. 1:27:, 8202:, 3:29,
4231:, 5:18:, 515, 6:02:, 6:47, 7:021,
7145:, 9:45:.
after the carpets have been cleaned,
and laid sprinkle with strong salt:
water and sweep hard.
To Mr-iu- Cold Cream.
[Melt' in ll double boiler two drama
of white wax. nlle ounce of spermaceii
and three and a half ounces of oil of
sweet almonds. Remove from the fire
and add in a thin stream two fiuidi
ounces of rose water and stir con-
stantly until cold. It you can use
glycerine with safety add from one-
half to one ounce before the mixture
sets.
«THE EXPLANATION.
at St. Louis.
new vosx To SOUTH NORWALKi
“How can she marry him, knowing-
C O A L
That’s All
Harris & £33:
I
'3‘ ~ ' commanded the attention of the en- Guild! 8-
, TIHE “BISIS The last meeting of the Abbottwm country Gov Glynn's magnificent A. M.—-12:25x, y 5:123. 8:54. that he's dissipated?"
_ Memorial Association was held in” HIV ‘ Flih R; t h d ht ti 10:33:, 11:51:. "But his fortune isn't".
. ' Hotel Manhattan ill New York city,‘ {I ' 0 A u o a muc o o P. M.———1:13x, Zziix. 3112‘ 4:31" ‘ '
. I: Ch ‘h 3 . .~,w|.liil the manifest acceptability of the 5:45, $02!, 6:57!) 7:02x,‘7:57X, 9:45x, . . 3‘ ,- »
wwelymg ”:89 on ‘ .y ‘ choice of Gov. Glynn for temporary 10:40. 1 ) JD .7 ,‘ Z: fig. 17 C3-
‘mby Ly mkhm. t‘ilflil‘mfln of the National Convention '—“ nan?“ LOCK“. ,‘ 97m “L1 ’
.___. . . +.-—'
~ . — .. . , .. .. . - A. M.—i:ilx. 5:30, 6:39. 8.00:.l . , ,4 .4 .
lNalhville,Tenn.—“Whenlwas going Tokeneke Corporation Adds Twenty At “21.90”!" aiming“ OHM Dem, 8:51:. 9:15:. 10:03:, 10:08, 1050:. i . VLLW )7 Wt. Lt. .
.m the Change of Lifel had a tu- : Acres to Its Park. :OCTililC . talc Contention of/Connectl. P. hi.~—1203x. 1:05, 2:0,“, 2:57,; , . . .
cut, National Conlmltttcmnn Homer S. 3:27:, 3:54, 4:23, 5213:, 5:29, 5:32.l -;
*moraalargeasa
child’s head. The edThhoThog-elizrge(it‘afirzlfmlgnldaloa‘iijs Cummings, on May 9, delivercd‘anoth. (132203;. 6:06, 8:10:, 9.37, 11.15:.1 - it
doctor said it: was ‘ . ~ . ~ : x. , - .
three years coming important real estate holdings. and the N “mend"! wood] _ Sundays. ‘
. . n "it occurs to the Times that with ‘ A M.—6:00 8:00: 9:00 10:03x.i ,
and gave me medl- Circumstances are accepted by the well - v v ' | 6
. - , Gov. Glynn for temporary chairman of 10:50:. .
cine for it until I informed men of the community, as P \M—12'10 1.0:,” 3.3” 5:02 \
was ‘called away the St. Louis convention, and by nam- - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , 5 ' —_ WEBSTE .s
_ another indication of the substantial 5:25:, 6:002, 7220:, 8:10:, 11.1 x.
from the City for ing Committecman Cummings for its
growth and development of this sec- 12:00:.
liEW lliTElillATlOllAl.
' warmers
final authorityail kinds of my:
some time. Of
, .. rse I could not: ”0"-
.- . to him themso, On Wednesday the Tokeneke Cor-
ysister-in-law told zporatlon purchased of the Harris Con-
e WNhOl-hwlht 'struction Company, the parcel of land
permanent chairman, the Democratic
party in national convention assem-
bled might go further and not fare so
well." -
SOUTH [NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A. M.—12:23x. 1:13;, 6:05 7:15.
9:15:. 10:18:, 11:12:, 11:57:.
I ‘ ‘ ' ___. P. M.—1:20, 3:16:,4:28 5:19, 6:20. Mommh“..uowh
~ - l-u'l Vgemcgn' [known as Sagamore Park, which is ILLNEs—s SEPARATEB THEM FOR 6:51, 7:03;. 9:25, 11:23. ' 5i “new?” "Where is Flan-
mfld w” it. e iahout' three quarters of a mile from ’ Sundays. '1' “Whatisaooniinuaus voy-
‘o! Ufsandths manor and
honoldidnotvwsdtmdowm
FIRST TIME.
*—
A.M.—-12:23:. 1:1“, 7:43, 9:15:
f””Whatisaho ' i”“Whnt
10:19, 11:12:, 11:57:.
balanced!" “H issbatpro-
‘Darien and adjoins the Tokeneke es-
1g'II’lakltalll remedies nntiitho
"p mthedwmuidandl
. foitit since. ,1 tell everyone
s- oured. if this letter will
1 arswsloometouseit."
“JoesphAv‘smo,
tste, This tract of land contains
about 20 acres and is the same that
the Harris Company purchased about
three weeks ago from private parties.
it was Mr. Harrh' intention to cut
the land up into building sites and
Odom-tad Golden Wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Carroll Rscsntly‘
P. 1d.—-—ll:09:, 4146:, 6:33»
i» 7:08:. 839:. 9:25:. .-
John '1‘. Carroll. one of the oldest' OOUTH NORWALK 1'0 ‘DANBURY
6:48
and most respected residents of Red-
ding Ridge. Conn, lies‘ seriously III at_
A. 1—4:“, 8:27. 9:59:.
P. M.—1:30. 4:861, cab. 7:14.
Sun
pounced?” and thoumnds of others.
My 7
”Mm
ywmnutfi
27".- 15*“
”and.“ mu
James Donnefly ............... ~
.___._.
lilyniie Steam Dyeing fl Cleaning 00.
Jinx.
Tan. -—3RIDGEPORT-—
'smviy know-as m assau- Dyeing a cleaning 00
ammonia-mast! manual-sumo“.
m.“ a, 13mm Prop: m m It. ser
’2‘
the Galen hospital where he was . ‘ _
.broug’ht Saturday amt-non in "Mi :- #:391'2’ym.
vats ambulance by his daughtsr Mrs. ' ' . ' - ' _
m. 61 Park avenue. Hrs. elm“ ll WWW 1-0 SOUTH ”MAL“
slamha feeble Into .1 the In!“ 0! - A. I.-O:DO, 7:35. 8:18. 10:05!
her daughter. Mrs. Cotter. of Iyrtlo'uzlo. ‘ ‘
offer the same. :5: Isle. The Toke:
nets corporation. however, having am-
bitious plans for the future develop‘
.nw of. meosw-m
the purchase and the papers were
. mesa-as. 4, ,. _ . P.l.-4:la, «is. . . , _ ‘ '. ‘ '.
_:..i . \ ? , M? finals": m»... a... l. l. 14...?" v 1' ry Classified Add: For Best Resuffs , _
its“: to Minolta panoram- satndsd to the aged oonpls who”. 1:,- g, 11:10. 5;”, ~ . - .. ~ . . . , ,
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