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A Popular Dessert.
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spoonful of soda dissolved in it. and;
(tile- and three fourths cups of pastry
tlo o.ur It is a good plan to bake It
little tester‘ to make sure that the‘
batter is of the right consistency, as
the milk and flour may vary a liltye.‘
Add a few chopped raisins, it liked,
This makes a nice dessert, ser red hot;
Th combination of gingerbread “”11 “hipped "tam
-.m I flavored whipped cream dress-
1” mod to be one of the most pop-
If)” doused- at a certain dormitory 1:1
II. u this last summer.
. ”thorn Gingerbread«l cup of mo-
In one- -half cup butter or one-
3,,” cup lard and one- quarter cup
, ”Wt. one teaspoon powdered ginger,
,. halt teaspoon powdered cloves,
a «spoon powdered cinnamon
- teaspoon powdqed allspiq'.
' Wu baking soda, three cups
Eh two can 0:19.011!) boiling \ater
. ‘9“ on. teaspoon baking powdsv.
All measurements level.
low: Beat butter and sugar to
Donal, Itire in spices best thorough-
,ths. add the molasses and the hot
7.» -
‘ot
vote to which the: edit has been add- '
it" Add the flour and the baking
Spinach Souffle.
I’ick over and clean one gallon of
spiiiath and put it in a saucepan with
out any w';ater sprinkle over with salt
and let it steam for fifteen minutes;
take up and press through volander.
add three tablespoonfuls of cream,
the yolks of four eggs, :1 saltspoonful
of black pepper and a dash of cayenne
pepper and the stiflly beaten whites of
five eggs. Butter 3 souffle case and
pour in the mixture. Cover the top
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with grated bread crumbs and bits of
' butter and bake inside the oven. Serve
with egg sauce.
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An Inviting Spring Salad.
Sift the yolks of four hard—boiled
eggs and mix them to a Neufchatel
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.the dirt disappears.
“the woodwork is very dirty apply a
‘n flannel cloth and rub gently.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1915
' soft and durable.
Willilliil lllliilS
ill Sliilillll liii0li
To Wash Woodwork.
Wrong methods are
Used in cleaning. painted
which result in M'l‘luus injury to
them. Strong alkalies combine
with the oil and soften the paint.
therefore it is necessary to use a pure
mild soap. llissolte a small quantity
of it in a pail of warm water; dip a
soft flannel cloth in the suds, wring it
partially dry and rub the surface until
.\'o more. water'
should be used-than is needed to
soften the‘tllm; it should never be al-
lowed to run or stand in drops. As
soon as the dirt is softened, rinse1
with a cloth wrung from clear water.
then rub dry with another cloth. 11
Mix lh~ flour and sugar together for
thitkeni: 1g juicy fruit pies
washed lettuce in the ice box.
If your wicker chair
dampen thein,wlth \\‘dlt'l‘ and turn
the chair upside down in the sun.
Little spring onions may be cookcd
tender and served with meant and
butter lipott slices of toast,
Save the early fruit juices which do
not jell to add to the apples you will
have later.
\\‘arni maple sugar in the oven to
make it easy to shave
Keep the parsflln for sealing glass
es and jars in a small tin teapot.
is easy to melt and pour and does not
collect dust.
lilo not use soap for washing jelly
bags. Borax or baking soda will keep
them fresh and leave no soapy flavor.
When you plan your spring isms,
‘jellies, preserves. marmalades aiid
1
1 seats sag.
frequently I
surfaces
smdl amount of washing powder with
gifts throughout the year.
l'nflnished wood should be trent- _
An occasional out of doors meal will
ed in a different manner. It is un-
Make a cheesecloth bag to hold the:
it,
pickles make a fewatra daiittles for,
‘also color combinations are used to
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Novelties in Hosiery. i
l Noveltim 111 hosiery and P>lie€lallyi
that of the Fur M). are 11.1111 aitdi
most ititertsting. 'lllt') are dividedi
into eithei the ~porl or dressy class. i
The formei of titulat‘ intludc those-
shown for golf, tennis, hunting, and?
the various other sports. Especiallyi
,smart are those shown in heavy wool-'
len with zebra stripes either up ands
' down or around the leg. They are de-i
cidedly attractive but, and enougiui
only the woman with a dainty anklel
could think of wearing them llow- i
ever, there are fascinating snort hotel
shown in silk also. with sock bottomsl
and plain colored top. These are very
attractive for tennis or golf. and may
be had in any number of color com-
binations. Sport stockings in silk are1
also shown with novel designs, work.
ed out in Polka dots. In this instance
splendid advantage.
6dr oPrdctical
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.Cerronr
Prepared Especially for This Newspaper
by Pictorial Review
Among the New Blouse Models.
it'l; to position underneath lower ("‘8‘
f«- -r :1.~t.1_1..\‘1-11 standing (‘EIIHH’ to neck i
111:1 in not1hed: large “'0' plrforation
iii collar indicates nutcr front.
’llilii link the front
l-lousc, «rt-using on slot perfprutions,
11nd stitth 1 inch from edges: or.
gather the hlllliP. if this treatment ll
preferred to tut-Ls.
l'udl-rfacc front edge of front. and]
tab end. (‘losc underarm and shoul— '-
der seams as notched. (lather lower
edge of front and back between double
“T'l‘” lu-rforations, and ‘.' inches above.
liriiig single "’1‘” perforation in tab to
small "0" Hrforlflon and tack.
Sew collar to neck ldge, notches Ind
ccntervbacks even.
of the outer
~o—o—o
i m and lastly the well beaten
”I. Turn into a greased and floured
a db and bake in a moderate oven untll
giggI drinks from the. sides of the pan.
1. livid. the gingerbread into blocks
‘Wls warm and serve with a whipped
gna- dressing.
dellght the children and rest 1ou. let
the boys and girls do most of the work}
and use paper napkins.
\\‘ork soap under your finger nails
"been" adding ‘ little WW" and “it"protected and the fibres are raised
and one tablespoonful of olive all; add by use, therefore It should be. scour-
to an equal quantity of cooked spln- ed hard with a stiff brush and ‘
tit-.11 which has been chopped fine and stronger alkali.
salted to suit the taste. Blend the two
thoroughly and form Into balls, about;
. ‘1‘. the size of butter balls. Arrange sev-
‘l‘he drcssy stotklzigs, of course, 1‘-
(lude the plain colors in silk or con- i
trusting touch of embroidery or the
. . evidence of dainty clocks. The. clock
, 0 have some ver' dirty work .
limb" dad’s ’ i ornament is shown this season is more
0 e ' '1'arled arrangements than ever. There
. l t II with lamb _ ,
8"" cumnt m n k y 11 one that is a draw stitiii, pct\11ttiing
Arrange outside on liniux. center- ‘
backs and tinder-arm scams even;
stitch gathers to position bringing largo '
‘1)" perforation in tnh end over largo
"O" perforation in lining front. ‘
l‘epluln —— (‘luse center-back sea.
from large “0“ perforation to low;
W101 whim
A blottu‘lhat will appeal to both
Some Oneap Feather cushions.
summer matron and maid is this de-
-' Jam; let them stand till morn-
‘5”; put them in a colander to drain; ‘
', to etch cup of juice add on} cup
T.” maul-ted sugar and to eight cups
.1 Jules add the juice of one lcmop
DUI [It boll till it jells. Then add the
hit-11d let boil 20 minutes; put them
-. In shallow dishes and set in the sun,
‘Iglng care to keep in the sun all day.
‘ Cover with screen and stir several
"times durl: 1g the day. In the evening
put them in cans and seal cold This
Is also good for all kinds of small
trait.
Gingerbread.
Cream 11 table-spoonful of shortedE
who" cup of molasses,
hm Days' Convention Started
Névv Haven Yesterday.
NEW RAVEN, June 7,—The Gener-
of the
damned
Gibson moderator.
Dilution/I
”riff-stilts
ill lIFE
€53 forAllAngrs. Mnflnmld
ill" by; (101.3 me 1416
I hope my letter
may be the means
of helping some;
0 I: h e r sufiering
. woman. When I
. was 16 years'old I
caught cold and had
suppression for two
; "'"ll
thestalrs. Iwant
then my mother got a
EPinkham’sVegsthlo
Indlttooklt. lncverhad"
~ trouble-ad
tookltagnin
bornnndithelpedmeagood
, l'glvochsCompoundthea-sdl
flea this spring I felt very
, butltockthICompound
;.bosnwollsllsumntsr. Icon-
' parsley,
boiled eggs.
“In: with one-half cup of sugar, add for a tenant, under the
In to make an address.
The main theme for the first day‘s were welcomed by Rel
V3930?“ session “'83 “The M810“ Im the entertaining church pastor
of the Reformation and address of the
M Realization Today." and for the Rev. Edward N. Packard, of Stamford, i
‘dlvidual religion through which our
‘ months.- I got. so1
' wouldoottldsosrcei roads the Columbia River Highway in
{y drag myself up Oregon, is nearing completion and will
t strong fast. menis
Egg... my little , scribed, In an illustrated article in
g l
- views of the surrounding country may
“’- oxoinplo, the river on be soon stateh-
Spinach Balls.
l’ound to a smooth paste the yolks
of four hard-boiled eggs and rub them
smooth with the yolk of one raw egg;
season with salt, pepper and two tea-
spoonfuls of melted butter Drain
1ery dry it cupful a :1d a half of cooked feathers.
spinach, chop and press through 11
sieve; when perfectly cold mix with
the egg yolks and forth into dainty
balls, dip these In egg, then into fine
bread crumbs and fry in a basket, 11
low at a time. Serve garnished with
with a border of sliced hardv
-Don't waste the days in waiting
impression
ono tea~ that Sentinel classified advertising is the tdges with buttonliola stitch. 'lltc
”cupful each of ginger and cinnamon, EXI'I‘ NSIVE.
on. cup of sour milk with (1110 ten- PENSE is to own tenantless property. the feathers, and the
FOR your REAL EX~
'WNOREGATIONAL ASSOCIATION first time in many vcttrs a l‘nllarlanltlic Itiultnomuh Pails, which have 11. NEW PHARMACY BOARD MEMBE:
clergyman in Dean W. W. Fenn of the
Harvard 1)ivinity~~b‘chool, was invited
He did so at the.
afternoon session, touching upon the
theological side of the subject while‘
“Association of Connecticut which Is Rev (‘harles A Dinsmore, of 11' liter-I tlt‘tllt'nllon ceremony.
Congregational bury, spoke of the Field of l’ollty of
niche! of the state, began its 207th the denomination, and Prof. A. 11.11.
.1 “1111.1 meeting In the Dwight Place Hamlin, of the Columbia School
jams yesterday. The Rev. Robert Architecture, spoke on
”Dennison, of United Church, was from the field of art.
of
thc sulijcctl
conference
11R Miles.
The
retiring moderator,
The members of the
ook up the morning hour. Ills sub-
ject was “Personal Religion" 110
pleaded for “a rcvi1al of Christian,
mysticism," and “of that personal in-i
life may attain to a high plane ” and’
also for a rekindllng of the Christian;
QWWOM’I Medicine. good spirit in the churches as Iii llin'lVld-i
luals.
Durng the conferences
on the death of Rev. Dr.
rcsolutionsl
Timothy ‘
sburg, W. V&.—“I am writing Dwight, former president of Yale 001- i
. rut-he good your medicine h“ lege,11lll be offered. and the matter
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of the Tercentenary of the landing 0ft
the Pilgrims will be discussed. l
MOST BEAUTIFUL ROAD. l
Oregon’s Great Highway to Be Dedi
sated Boon.
One of America's most beautiful
be dedicated early in June as a special
feature of Portlitnd’s annual rose fes-
tival according to recent announce-
Thia beautiful highway la de-
Popular Mechanics Magazine. Extend-1
ing eastward from Portland for a dis
tance ‘of about 60 miles, this finely
built artery of travel follows the
shore of the ,Qolumbla River. Though
,It possesses :wgrsdes of more than
five per cent. it nevertheless rises to
several points from which impressive
I
be mound. From Crown Point. for
tag, any 1:1 the distance for my
__ .‘I‘horosdpusosinsua‘num-.
borotmrhIMImgthomm
. -.’\.'
Nice sofa and chair cushions can
5111 her argument she's cute,
under his plllow)--‘
into boiling water and strip off the over it. The change of flavor will
soft body feathers first. but tlu so “a” them. \
into a shallow box or split basket Cut pineapple; In slices, then pure
and set 111 the sun to dry. When each slice.
the feathers are perfectly dry, its
up in a stout bag. and keep the box
or basket handy to root-11c thc Liext
h—-—-
For Polished Floors.
A cotton flannel bug made with
a shii'rstring at the cop and large
enough to cover the lower end 01‘ a
broom is excellent for sweeping ll.1rd
wood or painted floor; this saves
scratching the floor. Moistcn the bag
bcfore sweeping.
A large, fill llt'll will yicld almost
as many feathers as it goose. it'hen
enough have been saved to make 0
cushion, scw them up in gal-Q.
strong feather ticking ultd cover with
any desired slip. Where there are
children, the washable slips are pro _
fcriiblc. We made some. very prctty . A? APP“ Hm" . .
ones of light blue chutnbray with a “m" peeling apples use a “”"r
knife, and your fingers will not be-
simple design embroidered with white
cotton floss In each turner finishing com” black, as the “(M from the 11p-
plcs unites with lrott, but itot \\ith
scalding kills the animal odor about silver.
cushions are
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-1Ad vsfllso II The Sentinel.
HARTFORD, Juno 7. (‘urtls
(lladding, of this city, met with thPe
State Board of l'harmiic1 yesterday
for the last time. Ills successor, .l W. i
Mnrsland. of New llritaln, will takei
his place as a membcrpf the board onl
\\' ednesdiiy. Tho commission held at
regular meeting today for the purpose
of examining candldtttcs for licenses
drop of 740 feet. One of the many
concretc bridges conslructcd as a part‘
of this highway is situated In front
of these falls. attd it Is this spot that
has been chosen for the scene of the
The most striking feature of the
whole stretch of roadway is the win-
dowed tun:fcl through tltc solid rock
at Mitchell's Point. The tunnel has ’33 assistant pharmacists, There were
five arched windows overlooklns tlm"23 candidates including three young
“V9? V3“?! and 010801! rt‘fit‘mlk‘fi "104 women. The commission organized
famoua Axenstrnssc, which skirts thcl- yesterday afternoon '
shore of Lake bucerne, Switzerland | _—_————-—
LLENGTH OF LIFE OF CHILDREN.
In the American Magazine Itr. Alex-
invczttor of the
SHEDOM'S CAUSE. l
on, the wiiisome suffragel, lander Graham Bell,
She is going to get us yet, |telephone, sayszl
In her campaign to gain her freon "Contrary to the public belief that
dont. the first- born child is apt to be. short-
illved, l have found that the firstborn
She‘s a pippin, she‘s a bcaut, 'renches the average age length which
Shouting the battle cry of shedom [is thirty four and six-tenths years.
[The second- born children come up to
RHEUMAIICS SOREHEADS line 111 erage also. But. hcre' s a curious
‘ thing. The third and fourth born have
lall avcrnge life (‘011ld91‘ilbly longer
All Are Happy Over “Neutrons Pre-
scription 99."
'Ihan the nvcinge. As a general propo-
sition, the children born after ten
years of married life are short-lived."
l .
t
They know'that “Neutrons Prescrlp'lm
tion 99" does the work turns thel
trick every time. They know thati
hundreds of people in this country'
swear by it, stake their reputation on
it. They say it is the best and quick-
est relief for those poor aching throb-
bing joints and lnilamed stiff muscleSl
that they have ever used, no wonder
they are grateful, so would you be.
There Is nothing in our estimation
that will do you more good than
“Neutrons Prescription 99" no matter
what the age or what the-cause, it will
remove the pain. take out the stiffness
every time, why suitor when relief Is
here. Get 11 bottle today and say
goodbye trouble. 50c and 81' at The
Clifford Pharmacy, South Norwalk,
and good druggists everywhere.
Smitty (taking his watch from
'Qnsrter of i
had no one has-come to wake me
yet. I shall certainly be lstofnr
class it they don’t was soon."_—-
{thigh Burr.
PORCH
lslvely used, and among these
vfim 31min fifiquiivpod
gag—“Lindon
-—— cral of these on crispJettuce loaves, instead of mint sauce . stall in an“, Mo, crepe mam...” '
. CM"! Preserves ldress with mayonnaise and ser1c be made 0’ Chicken Mime“- “ “911- When children refuse to eat thcll‘ .1“ dow'niwfllieum The .muk mm ““11 1m“- Tl" tab fronts may be out-
Gather and pit the chem-es in me chimed dressing .1 chicken to cook,de it cm... W ”mum, brow, Iunr m“ M“ “ ' ‘9 and ““9"“ ”0‘9, hunt with satin.
very popular. Colors, to, are exit-n-l
most‘
popular are the shades of tan. navy.
gray. brown and flesh. The vogue!
‘for high kid shoes in both button and
laced effects is undoubtedly one rea-
son iltal there Is such a demand for]
colored silk hour. The increased numl
her a dainty low shoes also create
demand for dalntily finished hosiery,|
for one is lost without the other. J
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A novel effect in trains is galncd hy‘
draping 11 plccc of satin from the left
shoulder catching it into gracefult
'folds below the waist line. and allow-
ing it to trail on the floor.
A new wrinkle is to cmphiislze the
long seams of a bodice by cording.
l
cfor a line
mlexion
ycou 911nstosoinething more
thanuse cosmetics. You must
keep the blood pure, the liver
and kidneys active and the
bowels regular. You must also
correct the digestive ills that
cause muddy skin and dull eyes.
6666123015
Pills
offer you the needed help. They
are mild in action, but uickly
,stre en the stomac, gen-
scasou its well til more numerous. One
of the smartest of the new designs is
pictured here. fashioned of crepe Georg-
cttc trimmed with lace and shirrlng.
gathered at the shoulders, while over-
1 inch lilting and 1': yards llcc 8 inches
. hut-sun“!
cdgc. finish cdgwt above for an open-
ing. lliithcr uppcr edge between doll-
blc "T'f'" perforations. Sew to lower
ngc of 1111111, center-fronts atld center‘
but-ks cvcti, small “0" perforation u
tinder-arm scrim.
Short Siccvc—Close seam as notched.
Turn lll'ul tit lower cdgc on small “0"
perforations. Front shirrcd tucks,
creasing on t'rnssllllt‘it of slot pcrforn-s
tiolts: gather I. inch front folded edges.
and draw to the rcquired size. $1va in
armhole 11s mitt-lied. sitinll ”o" perfora-
tion at shoulder scum casing in tiny full~
nesa.
As the scnson advances,
lllousel are prctticr than usual this
The wttist may be cithcr ttlckcd or
looking the "-hllillwd ncck ill a flare col-
ilar'lof silk gnuzc. Anything daiuticr
than the shirred olecl‘l-I Would be hard
to find.
ln medium siltc the blouse requires
4 yards 313 inch crepe with 71’. yard Illi-
wide to trim.
Before attempting to do my thing
with the 11:11.-l. study the 1111 1» care-
ftiiL1.'lli»ti lake the Illtllt'l’luidy 11ml
innkc it so that it I'll“ be fitted to avoid
trouble with the waist propcr. Trim
the frotit and brick of tlic titillcrbody
to i-rosslilica of stinill “o" perforations; lit-sign."
v
Face the front. frotn front edge to conic out more 1in more boldly in
about ."1 ittrltcs back, to form vcst t-f- favor of opcn mllttrs—tllnt is coll-VI
fcct. l'lnit front and buck tit lower rolling up ligtiiiist thc Ilt‘l'k in the back,
(slim. lllflf‘lllfi "T" 0“ l'orrrrpondlng but tnotlcrtiicly low in tlu- front.
small ‘0' lN'riortIliulIfl- CW" lllltlf‘r- but moderately low in the from.
\\ itlc, plaited frills. one or two drape
Turn bent at from full!" of front llt . ping away from the deep collar, or
notchcs: (‘cntcr-frottt indicated by large attncltcd to 1|". sides in fichu “It".
“0" perforations. Adjust 2-inch liclt- hau- rLlurflt‘ll u, iaiot.
arm and shoulder ileum its notched.
Pictorial Review Blouse No. 67-15. Sizes 34, 36, 38, .10, .12. 44 and “inches ‘
bust. Print, 15 cents.
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What Are Your Assets?
The sclentlflc conduct of buslnsss and personal affairs today C'l"°‘
the methods employed very dldlnctly.
Avoid The liability
\
of not having a checking accoml. We lnvlto accounts thCh If.
given efficient and courteous mention.
Fairfield County National Bank
, tly stimulate the liver and re
late the bowels. They putt c
body in good condition so the
organs work as nature intend-
ed. Backed by sixty ears of
" usefulness, Beecham s ills
are worth
considering
Isis-vii
Mohave-1:“ 1mm
THE OLDEST BANK IN NORWALK
K Reo
Dodge‘Bros. MOtor cars
Immediate Delivery
S. L. BENEDICT
Automobiles&Accessories 73 N. Main St.
sum-:3-
The City N at10nal Bank
CQ-OPERATION
It is of supreme importance to us, and an essential factor
in our success, that the business of our individual clients
prosper and enlarge.
To this end the officers of this Bank 131:: a personal' in-
l
terest in the affairs of those who make it their depository.
When opportunities arise for co-operation, it is offered
willingly. There' is no gusswork' in our warranty—no doubt
1
in our guarantee.
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