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Asparagus. 1
Clean the asparagus 'and trim it‘
evenly, tie it into a bundle with tape:
and leave it in cold water to get firm
before boiling. Wrap it in a piece or
lmuslin to save the heads from being
broken. put it itito boiling wat r in L
pd“ Scallops. ,good sized saucepan with a lit ;".t‘
a» one quart of 50311095. [m‘nland cook from twenty-five to thirty
m ‘ ““099“, and cook until the)“ minutes. lltsh it up on a slice of dry,
m u..hflvel. Drain and dry bejhot toast and serve with llollandaise
m towels. Season with salt and‘ or Vinaigrette sauce or simply melted
W, .10“ in fine crumbs, dip in egg, butter. The sauce should be served
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With the first, sultry days of sum-1
mer, one naturally turns to white, or
the paleioned linens and cottons. Ow-_
ing to the popularity of stripes and
checks, it is safe to say that it will
not be an all-white season, but all-
wear, or {or afternoons.
The sheer-linens, cottons
blouses. Pale tones
dominate.
and net and
iectively for evening and
elaborate aiternoon dresses.
y ‘59.. You can dip in the following: Line a square, shallow m, with but? One of the coolest and most novel
‘ one or the various other peplum mod-
in a soft tone of satin,
may be worn for morning, sports“
are all very Wpuiar for frocks and; ’C'
and “hue pro-é The Jars. Sizes and Preparation eflonj. :‘ 9/ ‘
Urgandies and when are
dainty and cool for afternoon frocksnjars are the most practical size; but
taffeta are combined ei-
Scporstc Coats and Skirts.
in crumbs and fry two minutosi in a separate turet-n. white is to be very popular neverthe» How the separate skirt could ever, . ,
' ‘ ’ . two» uart air when th famil' i'n't - 0
loss in. then drain on brown, —— 1m . thaw been laid abide for 8 mm 0r»,,u,,:,y ,0: m. mum": The; n” ,3 Suited to the Small Boy 8 Needs.
~ . Thi ‘ ' .. -' i ' W: h Sst' ‘ ' -t ‘o, ‘ it wa', i' i d iii ‘5“: ',i ' '
,m s is it good way of (”mg Geranium Cake. s in in Suits and Dresses. “ “b ” 5 n “d a y \ ’ twell to heat and re-seal the unused his knee trouserl. tho blouso but
when one considers how very practu
6&4: zit-Practical
iiitiotttitt titties y ‘
.7ton'ze. Dram/Yam ,'
‘ All SHOULD KNOW
, For a large family, the twoouart
quarts and pints are needed for the
iflnishing up a “batch" of cunning and
,for {he rich jellies and preserves.
’Oiten, in the winter, one may open a
Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
By Pictorial Review
the more
‘part of the contents in a smaller jar. ‘ high neck “(1 round 0011". ‘it
”WW-TWO Eggs, one tesspoonfuti lt’red paper and cover with rose- ger. of the new summer materials, both (or flu it ifi- “6 popularity ”lit“ 393503,; Tl ., T t m kee in' a which may b0 worn on utlst’s strl
flu. oneeilhth tesspooniul Pepper,‘flniuni leaves. Creamwlialf a cup or 5““5 and “93598.. is “Sh Halin- This “WW“ is mm” making up for ”Ni lede'lh- 1.“) Sgt :1 int a {has “. tie. Pockets sud straps msy
0” “If“! of bread flour, three-qual-.lbll119f with one cup of sugar, odd comes in the plain that tones and gig-0‘ year or two of indinerence. Separate‘canm‘ ”m“ “9 5‘” “fl 5‘5 it 5‘,“ :31:ttzgyfrggutilrualoéighgfldfiirof,
1”! cupful milk. Beat eggs until ught’grsdualiy two-thirds oi a cupiul of in white. - It is it practical fabric, too. 5km“ 0' tstreta. 53”“, taille ““1 “W“ ”Ck or I?“ h "ou thorougivy Her... t“ ~ the smartness of tho gnu, y ‘1
WP“ salt and pepper and add . mintl water and two cupfuls of itour sifted 35 it sheds dust. does not wrinkle lar silks are being worn considerably,‘“ ”0““ “mm"? .‘Jd "u“ 13”” ’ An opon width of motorist will
slowly to flour. gm. until smooth andl with one teaspooninl of baking pow- readily, and launders perfectly. Contsdor all daytime purposes, confbtnedlhl"e 30“" fruit ”mm“ 11°" and in}! needed to cut the front at tho Jocks
well mixed. Combine mixtures. der. Fold in the stiffly beaten whites and blouses, too, for wear with skirts with blouse 80! 090N591”: Chm your in” m overflowing. you will blue I ‘le e‘d‘e llhwiflh Two Widths
‘7' — -—.. -. of (our eggs, turn into the pan and of linen, the corded cottons, or the reg-1 and the other sheer silks. For 8901“!‘ no mold on the top or them, no go“ :thzr odd onro‘lzflngct‘gudm
lollod Fowl with Parsley gm“, lbitke. When the cake is cool the “limo“ 5““ 5“" 0‘ Bertie 0r nbar~i purposes. striped and checked linens. n0!" dillwlored ”“"~ ‘ , the mstorisl the vsrious oootlous
Drug “a clean and truss an old 19"“ will W“ of! easily. leaving “'0 dine, on being iosliioned of wash sag, canvas weaves, cotton velours, cordu-l By first thoroughly “Pam“ 8‘“ the pattern are lold. Thor. will bot
tow]. tie it in a cloth, place on a rack trace and just a hint taste 0! the rays. and the various white corded scalding the Jars, then laying them-on Ii august llhpgc. let‘t go: “i. raga, t
' in I saucepan and paur‘uround it Ker-nium leaves. Use any preferred ,cotlons are favored. as we" as “‘°. ”‘9" 9”" "“ me ”Ck m we o‘en' .—L..t undoon 1h: iffét’ivf; lot; :upgonlh
. novelty wssh satins and jersey silks; ' you Will l“’(‘l’ ”"1“ hot “d sterilised. \ buck marked “B". To tho right 0
eunuch boiling water to halt cover thel ictns-
bird. , "“1 l wool jersey
~Turn the {owl over occasionally, Maple Walnut Tspiocs. ; - KW?“ 80“-
that “ may be evenly cooked, and Heat one pint of milk in double Popular-
soni- allow the water to boil fast dur-lbotler. stir in carefully I“) table-1
ll: the cooking process. Season spoonfuls minute tapioca. Cook fifteen
heated purposes. Some of the good
when the bird is partly cooked. 1t minutes, then add the well
\ 'fll inks st least two hours to be- yolks of two eggs and a pinch oi, ,showinl ("313'“th
._ 3080 tender. salt, but ‘no sugar. Stir (or three' combined “1”! “1““ “H“
It pseiorred, the fowl may he cook- minutes, then let cool. Take twothirds‘
ed lit the tireless cooker, in which cupful of thick maple SYN!) and be“.
«out it must be started early in the, into lhf‘ €001 laplm'fl. add one CUDW"
morning; At serving time cover the IEnglish walnut meat closely chopped,
bird completely with parsley sauce, Serve cold with whipped cream and
. ‘ A savory accompaniment to boiledlplflct’ half It“! meats on top,
in fowl is a small piece of boiled bacon,‘
which may be cooked in the same pan
with the bind. ‘
i and the nit-e. This comb
. white skirt and blue coat is
of course, but it is unusually
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Baked Fish Pudding.
The remains of boiled iish can be lit trout was noticed oti
wheat bread six slices one—quarter oi equal built of mashed potatoes. Put from with a row of pearl
in inch thick, then out each into twol both into a basin and mix losemerr
inch square pieces. T0381 them to a then melt some butter and pour it in,;
ales golden brown and lightly butter; t, mixing well; add salt and pepper
cover them with very thin slices 0i and a few grains of cayenne peppe‘rf
smoked salmon, nicely trimmed, dress' beat tip an egg and add it last: mix
oh a side dish with a folded uapkln,;ull well together; put it in ii pudding:
decorate with it little parsley, six dish, smooth tindwscore neatly 0.1 Pink Organdy Blouss, Black Satin
quarters of lemon and a hard boilcdf the top. Bake for half alt hour. 1 Skirt.
egg finely chopped. Sprinkle this. 'ttn. most effectively. A tennis coat, in
over them and serve. ' ’—-Sentlnel Want Ads. pay. ;.\’orrolk inshion, a belted titussian, or,
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‘the buck and sides oi the. n
@Mcnu.
’ . was it cravut of black silk
'knotted in front.
pearl buttons.
Tough meat may be made.
the water in which it is hot
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I ‘About the liclplcsscst thing that
beti and Matthew t‘orbet
South Norwalk. are the then
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lltcli‘ it is recognized however, that a*
great deal of persistent and intelli-i
gent effort is being directed to the 80-9
Tomorrow they'll get
growth, an‘—look out!
there bc— , l 1'“, had 0m. with grievances lution of the problem involved in the a capital oi $5,000.
lAt least the hclplcsscst I cvcr‘ fancied or aril, ' laulon‘allc wmm‘ 0‘ "MM and the
See—- . .ct list put down his host] an‘ tltcu appointment of Mr. chholson to fol-‘ISAaELLA JARVIS LEAVE
(13 a wobbly calf that‘s too young, ' lilst up his tail, ‘_low this work is in line with the1 pu;
to be led, And then il_\’ll tclcgratits hilt-graft no” 0' ""3 management ‘° keep “‘9
'1‘“? party much rutmiti' to legs} ithoroughly and promptly informed oi
. ~an’ to head, . 3 3;,_ f
, artist.
,1 {They're mightily like people—- .. .
_ ‘ the weak of today The moral of this is for tttc an
We the strong of tomorrow” for you,
f philosophers say, i To be kind to critters, four-legged, The Bridgeport Steel Treating com-
. like calves are; today they, are:‘ and two—< ’
wobblin’ about—
fillHElli WHll
me
Would reach the tltc quickcst by. profile?” t1: 'hirgfvelopmw‘ at am-
climbin’ a tree! im3 e m con '
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in personal property, inclu
,itad bonds and bank ncco
find for administration in
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INCORPORATED. '
'tain Grove .Cemetcry Assoc
J! will soon come, lretary of state, the authorized capital
l An' then you look out or they'll stock of the new company being 850,-
trcc you, by gum! 000. This is divided into 500 shares:
ll. Jarvis, of Wilmette, ill.
and rtsiduo is bequeathed
AumthmforThshHeahh. ‘ TOMATIc TRAiN CONTROL.
2-7—— ; The New Haven iRailroad, to betterl ,
’ New Oriana, La.-“ I cannot praise \handle its investigation of automatic? DRUGGlSIS m1. BUSY j
.m1 Pinkhsm’s Vegetable Com- , train control, has appointed F. Ill . i
illlllllllllllll“ pound enough, for I Nicholson Assistant Engineer and Mini ———-—-— I
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chit-ices and executor.
A hearing has been set
Tuesday.
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know my daughter 1' , . . . 1‘
never would have ihlcholson will devote his whole timc
‘ been so Well if she to this important subject. The appoint- Over "Neutrons Prescription 99.”
‘ , had nottnkenit. For , ment is to come under the jurisdlcl Hundreds of bottles of Neutronei . .
' more than a year ‘. tion of Signal Engineer Morrison‘s of-t Prescription 99" are being sold and; -_.__
, she _h3d Wife“!!! 1 “CG— fdruggi‘sts say this is the greatest rem-i
8809198 fronvlrreg- i it is the intention of the New Haven ‘ edy they have every handled—“Sol
‘5!”3‘3' b‘ckuhe’ management to conduct further ex~'great a demand for a medicine has
' pfiae’ggl‘E‘Lnonzg; 4 periments and tests on its own linestl some good reason back of it, and in
wall. ’I'recommend - to make thorough investigation of trial the cage of “Neutrons Prescription
Lydia E. Pinkhnm's ! installations on other roads, and to, 99" the feaspn is its wonder.work1ng ,
s Compoundtosll mothers and ' continue the examination 0‘ train con-l curative power in all forms of rheuma-
People Everywhere Arc .Enthuslsstlc
in bright tones 0i rose,
and like shudeti‘is also'iruit “must be cooked till the seeds
l
The separate skirt and contrasting; is erroneous.
coat are particularly smart {or sports {thoroughly scalded, in order to deg.
serge skirts, l'tatlon and decay, it will keep wall.
and coats of blue serge, or the novelty ' imputed by long cooking.
. striped silks or linens, (or tennis, golit
“ collar that may be worn high or and rubbers. titlght here let me cau-
turned odwn '0 form a roll collar low ’. tion you against drying any of these
When left open it stood high about
ing the throat slightly exwded. There
The blouse iron
and sleeves were also trimmed With
adding tt teaspoon oi lemon Juice to ”1“
The new firm will begin business with!
ESTATE TO NEXT or Kmftrutt. .
The will of lsabelltt Jarvis, dispos lwhich are so delicious on the table
hit; or ill} estate valued at $5,000, alljare too juicy for canning. You must
STEEL TREhTING COMPANY mimic court, in Bridgeport, Saturday.
She bequeaths 3150 to the Moun-lsterilised jar.
:pany oi Strttttord has incorporated!“ maintenance of 1101‘ grave, a"
, ' For it' they. be weak, their growth and tiled its certificate with the sec-.5100 for the erection of it headstoite.t
She gives $500 to her brother, Williaml‘
, ' ' l—Jolm D. \Vclls, iit Tluil'alo of comtnon stock with a par value or nkm, and nephew, But-la 1,.
AVE ”AUEHTERS E News- ‘ $100. lSusun Jarvis Miller and Stephen Starr}
l "‘ l w. 3' Dam“? and Frederic“ R- Bar‘ilztrws, of South Norwalk. The‘ testnNW
- . new HAVEN'S arronrs FOR AU: row of Bridgeport and Matthew cor-i
tor names the nieces and nephew exe-
l -—Try a Classified Advertisement in
iihe Sentinel advertising column.
l Some housekeepers have the ides that this lay the trout and the bot:
section msrksd "O." in tho ordor ‘
named sud on s isngthwiso throod
tho pongeo. Tho collsr and wslsf.
bonds come next. laid on tho isngt
wise told. The belt and sloovo but
may be cut from the opposite odgs
the silk along the facing.
The smsrtnoss or this suit does no
depend upon its development in no _‘
goo, however, for it wil look quits
well in llnsn. pique or khskl. in not
than is nothing more prsotlosl th
khaki bocsuso t wosrs nil in sd
tion to looking wsll.
Stripod linens or much llkod to
boys' suits, but in t cos dsys 0! un
wsmntod dyes tho wlso mothor i
the one who selects materials sbou
whose wearing quslltlss sho hoot!
have no tesr. Some of tho rottier
stripes “wssh out" dlstmostu ly, an
swell" in order to make it keep. This
Just so the fruit is
9MP“ are troy the germs which cause iermen
blouses,’ More than that, the flavor oi iruil is
674‘
A lovely model for the small boy,
csrrled out in natural pougeo. A
blouse with high neck and side-clos-
ing knee trousers comprise the suit.
ination oi1 Cold 9",“.st Rhubarb.
not new. pm you ever can rhubarb by the
eiiective..c0m water process? The jars must
lbe sterilized up must also be the lids
A suit of pongoe makes the aver-
age boy tool quite dressed up and
tho silk comes in such good q'usllty
at reasonable cost this season that
o pongee suit might well be included
“ “1m ; with a cloth, however clean it may lie-l
-_..- ' lutilized izt this way. Carefully rc- sport blouse oi wasltallli‘ “'0'" “me lloiliii' ' . ' i it Put a too-
. g wattr is ie er. ' .4 b
i . - . . ' . . , . . . - , hi h, _ in the storage wardrobe. there is no hope 0! rom y ocsuso
Clfllpe of Smoked Salmon. .tume the flesh from the bums, tut ollk. rllt tollar was ot dlie‘ nie‘wmmm of borax ,0 me gallon 0"; For "”de me 3“ yards 21-inch the “or" frankly stats thst they csu~
Cut out from a stale ion! of whole it Up into small dice. and have an turnover type and ”5‘9“" " ‘ 'scalding water to insure perfect, silk will be suilicient for this model. not guarantee colors on occouho
buttons. .
c'cunliness.
The rhubarb may be cut into inchl
:picces, washed and dipped into the"
100“”! waiting jars with a sterilized silver,
t spoon. Then the jars are held under‘
's stream of cold, pure water for about,
, five minutes each, the rubbers and lidsI
‘ure put on and sealed. lit the wintcrd
rhubarb is its crisp andkiresh as:
led. ,whe] canned and has a iar superior:
" flavor to the hot house product, or that,
—---'- j canned by cooking. l
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rporstors.i Strawberries. l -_ 77
Did you ever can strawberries and,
lliavc them» all rise. to the top oi the,
:jar? Then you blundered; not in the
canning, but in the selection or your:
The big luscious, soft berries
the scarcity of dyes.
, lt consists of a blouse and side~clos«
eck. leav-
Boys' Suits for general wesr are
best made of checks, serges, gabsn
dines and twilis.
tender by
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Pictorial Review Boyl' Sill! N0. 65 74- Sizes, 3, 4, 6, 8 and 10 years, l
Price, 15 cents.
What Are Your Assets?
The sclentlilc conduct at buslnoss and persons! sffslrs today duo“
the methods omployod very dlstlnctly. ‘
Avoid The liability
S
dink mil “use the old-tusltitmed, hard berries for
““‘S- W”;thls. Make .t heavy syrup, boiling
the Pro-'it for some time and pour it over the;
:berries which have been dropped in a;
it you have the soitl
it.\lon for berries, mash some of them and use:
d the juice instead of water in the syrupt
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Currants.
The res“ Do not miss the cursors this year,:
to henboth {or Jelly and “tor pies or fruit,
\itvoodg.{cake next fall. Do not squeeze thol
Juice out of the fruit; merely pour it;
for jelly—and then to the trait}
itself, add one half the quantity oi'j
lwashed. seeded raisins. a “suspicion’i
of orange peel, cloves, auspice and;
cinnamon, just as you do for minco-'
meat, and sugar to taste; In the fail!
you can chop up a few tart apples, addi
suet or beef and your family toasts?
on mince pic.
of not having s checking account. We lnvlto accounts whlch sro
given efficient and courteous ttsntlon.‘
Fairlield' County National Bank
THE OLDEST BANK IN NORWALK .
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AutomobilesSzAccessories 73 N.Maiu St.
for next
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and you can publish this let-
Irs. A. Era-runs, 129 N. Calves
cw Orleans, La.
I . - o Ps.—“Mydsughterwns
w and all run down with no
‘ house. She had taken Lydin
' .. 's Vegetable Compound be-
" 2 its vsluososhe again
and she was able to keep
became bright ltd
-. mom-mot would cultivate introduc- bottlo today sud say "good-bye Rheu-
l‘trol devices brought to its attention tlstn.
by inventors and others. The lnvflesu- Inflammatory, Muscular and Sciatic
', gation will be directed in an chart to Dheumatlsm are quickly subdued, the
,deiermine the degree or practicability pains of neuralgia are banished swol-
ot each scheme measured by condt- ten joints and patntut muscles disap-
. tions on the New Haven Road. 1pear, the blood is purified and the sen-
, 'During the 9881 four years 010 New oral health improved when "Neutrons
‘Haven has thoroughly examined a Prescription 99" is used.
larse,number of plans of sutomattc' This successful prescription is the
stops, and has conducted tests or two tried remedy of a famous specistrst
trial installations on its own linos.luged in his practice for years.
The examination of these plans. over! To place an; “Neutrqno Prescription
four thousand in number. has oonfln-I 99" within reach of all tho'prlcs has
cod its engineering sud opentins oi“ been fixed st 50c and 81.00 tho bottle.
tlcisls that automatic train control hosl A short trial will .nhow results con-
not rescind the degree of denim-l viucing to the most skeptical. Got. s
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tion ofothu sud greater ham-dunno mtism.
wsngnt one animal or limit'd Tho Gulch! Pbsrmseypaouthfior-
‘sdoptisnbr the New lush.- wsik, sud good drumst's's‘vmm
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