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thickens. and add a quarter teaspoon!
of salt, one tablespoon of capers, ton
tablespoons of chopped mushrooms
and a dash of tahasco. Beat four eggs
until well mixed, add four tablespoons,
of water, and season with a half tea-l
spoon of salt and pepper to taste!
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‘Any little becoming idea which
Lstrikes one may be used in both of
WINS W Will" m
- ; these, affording charming possibilities
m “I M mm of showing indtrviduality. From the‘ "1 am now
‘ dainty, plcotredged turnover or frill on:
i the dark taffeta frock, the collar rang“
,es to the deep broad collar extending.
.é'ary officiated! ,
flame Dram flaking
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Shortcake at Their Best
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To Wash Corduroy.
, _ “The evolution of the shortc k h , (‘ook in a buttered omelet S d
we . a e as .9811. prea I ‘ _ g . . . ,
1? mm in“) existence ‘ iish very dif—" part of the sauce 0v" it, fold, and. The hooprsk'irt scare has entirely :29‘;::fll:llmehan;i held: “Timmy With me coming of real “1mm"
. Scroll from that made with the sim- dress with ,the remainder of the, passm' 'lhere 13 no denying the charm lar eve: ion “a “ 0 “1:01.11: ’3’“: weather and the “allwhite costumes"
'.. ‘ t ‘ . , ' 5 ’ ~ . - ',
’ pk biscuit crust and layers of luscious ,sauce. ,i. . t to" the mo!” but m this day “m age to ummer u ! s u as cordum' skirt nd hi h‘ll' ts fl ' ‘
..k tit has no place except in the most Md 0' net or organdy, and is open ) s a c M l d coa
in front, so it is really not ,a 113511 have. come very much to the fore, and
collar an" .1}, but a very becoming the question of how to launder them
detail of frock or blouse. The wide, 13 ‘ “100‘ one.
cape-like collars are most popular this"? In reality the process is, however,
summer. For summer evening, with' very simple, the secret lying in the
light {tor-kg, the are becoming ruff: fact that they should be allowed to
M net, chiffon, or maiines, and me‘soak until the dust is out of them,
chic little shoulder capes of Georgette i and should never be rubbed or ironed.
trimmed with fur or mambout. ‘ Make a warm—not hot~solution 1!
Sleeves are transparent. or smm.lso.lil;tauda, to which, if necessary, a
transparent, of crepe, net or chiffon small dash of ammonia may be added.
filo match the color of the material of PM the corduroy “km 13- 1110‘” ll ‘0
the. frock; and are both long and soak for an hour or more; then take it
loosely tn the hands and dip it in qtd
Prepaid Especially For This Nmupaptr
by Pitfm'al Review
Lingerie We All Can" Make.
backer style. gathered to a. two-92000
circular yoke.
To make the corset cover the home
dressmaker first closes the under-M13
and shoulder seams, the- W (h
from. (lose the center-M Inn and
OONSWUCTICN GUJDEO .58
m fruit. The genuine shortcake"
;~,of olden times is seldom seen nowa»
’dan :
.y for a genuine southern ahortcake,‘
take three cupiuls of flour. half a tea-"
, woeful of salt, two heaping teaspoon-
lull of baking powder (or its equiva-I
has of baking soda and cream of tar-1‘ "“9
Q". A. car). one-Calf cupful of the 'best but- “”0" and "‘0
.r ;_ "-Q‘ sufficient rich milk to form" of parsley and green peppers, with 03¢ about the figure. and their houffancy,
J” ; fit mh- Sift the um! ”Van'small' white onion, all chopped ml is induced by their width am t‘e
w “a flour together; rub the butter. gether very fine. Add to the vegeta-' nature of the material.
if! lib the finger tips, and add the' bles one-fourth of a cupful of olive Collars and Sleeves.
oil, and simmer for ten minutes after: "8V1!!! finished with skirt! as for u
" frivolous of dance and evening gowns,
spm open a small haddock and? an_d even from these, it is being ripped
remove the bones. Place the fish in a 0““ This does “0‘ “19“» however,
shallow baking pan and sprinkle With. that we are going back to the narrow
isalt, paprika and a mug lemon Juice‘l skirt: no indeed, merely limp skirts.
Have in readiness one-quarter of a} The dainty mid-summer voiles 3““
fu| each of peeled tomatoes and organdles are as full and bouffazit as
tablespoonfuls each ever, but their fulness falls softly,
Spanish Haddock.
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t 0
.
_ .Work quickly; handling the short The closely cuffed sleeve is
as um, ” awe. R0 m the oil begins to bubble. Spread this? width. shortness and trimming are' ' - ' '
W W l to ‘ over the fish cover closely with 52-: concerned Fashion has now turned" “WW“: '2“! 3130 “19 “0"an sleeve. out sufficiently to take out the am,
. . . made. then rinse with lukewarm water.
.These latter are very easily
. _ allot and ke in a round greased
‘ “ , other It and bake until th it it her attention to the bodice, la in es- , . -
h . very quick oven (Brush over DI e a n y 8 being finished around the lower edge‘ 00'” wring it 0“" b‘" simply "“5
_. with gamed purer, before uttin into done—about thirty-five minutes. If“ pecial stress on collars and sleeves.. _ '
I» even so that the crtfat will of the flavor is llhd a teas nful of‘ ,with E M“ Md' or the effective plcot out what “u" you can with your
‘ ”' ' n ' poo } | edge. hands. and then hang the skirt up until
‘ " WM“; the cake is haking,’ Worcestershire sauce may he added, " allow it to drip until dry. if it doesn‘t:
F , 33:02. 0‘!" hart-lens.“ .1 1‘1““ lute: 1:11;: venge'tablea before they are used‘ :look smooth. it can be lightly pressed:
9‘3" e e ger " mm s o e l ' I ‘on the wrong side with an iron thati
«mt. Slightly crush the smaller W W is not too hot. The. “me rules hold
. . l
. rift-i: ,
3 4:13-‘9‘v‘n" ”mt“; ““3“” :“h‘ 9"" .3??th """b‘": “r“;“m' I, um arm mm 1 good for chinchilla coats and. incident,
sum. en 6 ca 9 3 re- oge er one p at 0 our, one
out , ass, son and on
f; tally, for the popular knitted sweater:
, mod from the oven, allow it to cool heaping teaspoonful of baking pow- iln washing the. latter, and I,” iril
ipllghtly. then split open, spread with der and half a teaspoonful of salt. "ORLI CK, 4",“th the (on, hang it over the linet
“ med butter, and cover with a lay. Rub in with the finger tips one table- ‘ s . loosely— in the middle-for hanging it
.erof the large berries. Dust with pow- spoonful and a half of mixed icecqid 1. THE ORIGINAL lI by the 8199‘," or on ‘ (on hanger;
dared sugar; pour over half the crush- , lard and butter and wet with cold ‘ . will "me“ me shoulders and make it
1 MALTED MILK
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‘0‘ ("hand syrup, place the upper sweet milk (about a scant cupfull to .w‘ badly. K
m! of the cake on top, and pour over . the consistency of a soft dough. llan- l ”I“. cum I... in i figmegeltreelfilwgzugd: of this from and
use rest of the fruit. Have the oven 1 die as little as possible, roll out, lit in- g l The , and 1 inch above. I! microbial-I
Be“ is always theCheapeat A Needlewoman'a Gift. For the drawers, turn hem “M
edge of yoke at notches. the front hint
indicated by large "0" perforationl.
then close the center-back seam-
Next, close the leg seam of drawer)
section as notched: center-front indi-
l For exactly $2.50 you can get a gift,
* for the fllet fiend that will make you’
' her friend for life. indeed, this some
loutflt would make a most acceptable;
ll rouzid tins (individual sire):
R9 , Substitutes cost YOU same price
rately warm, place the cake in it: to lama
d bake in a very quick oven. ‘
the open, split open,,
if butter and fill:
for four or five minutes. and send to an
the table covered with powdered move from
spread with softens
S UMMER CLOTHES’
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‘ ., sugar. This cake, warm. and fresh,
eaten with the accompaniment of, with fresh raspberries, dusted tliicklyt, \ ‘ 'h me} “M b m M l “0” d t
’ thick cream, will linger long in the : with powdered sugar. Cover the top, _ for prize for a sewing party “ "9:1? 9 ‘ back b; ailment-fr;- ”gangs: 0:;
‘ usmory of those fortunate enough tool the cakes with more berries and? MEN AND WOMEN ,of that value would not be onto pct; t". Combination conmun‘ of mm, upper edge. much a mmw m".
n 2"“. 0' it.~Mother's Manune. : sugar and serve with thick, coldj ’lt ls nothlnll more thin: kl‘tlof‘cronvzr pov‘i-r u); ('1an“ «imam lhill'. may be facing to position underneath drawer.)
' - . to" -.- 1 ' . hooks ol silver. The an e s a , i» u n or n v or er at)" e. from upper edge in front to upper ad;
‘ s ‘ h o ‘ t icream. Serve as soon as possible at i ON CRERIT a land is used like fl workman's “a of, -__,,____ in back. Gather upper edge betwfln
PI". me. ' 'ler ”"3 fruit is added. , f ‘ ‘ it run be screwed: The prohibitive rrices of the best double “TT” perforations. Sew
--'- fine awls, or n 0 y ‘llngcrlre sold in smart shops, puts it lower edge of yoke, notches, contor-
fronts and centersbacka even, lapping
the right front and back edges on left.
if desired in knickerbocker style.
gather entire lower edge of leg: cl
scam of knceband as notched. low to
lower edge of drawefl. seams ovum
Sew yoke to lower edge of com! wank
beyond the reach of the average
wom-i. Her only hope. then, lies in
duplicating the models so attractively
displayed in materials and trimmings
that are within her income.
This charming combination consist-
lng of corset cover and open drawers
n..iy be made of hatiste trimmed with
lace and embroidery, of lace flouncing
or of silk crepe do (‘hino or washable
Brown one tablespoon of chopped,
onion in two tablespoons of melted
butter, and add one tablespoon of flou'i'
of cornstarch. that Sentinel classified
uarters cups of EXPENSWE. FOR. your
own tensntleas property!
lany one of five hooks ‘of varying de-:
"grees of fineness. The whole in ln-‘
‘, closed in a velvet case fit for the tin-I
lest jewels.
With this one might include as a
'sistcr gift the set of fish bodkins for
V . W ‘ running ribbons and tape through lin-l
lifield and NH" L0”: gerie and the like. Three different
W
—Don't waste the days in waiting
for a tenant, under the impression ‘
advertising is,
REAL Fix-Plain and Striped. Voile. in. Jumper
Frock
(lately & Brennan
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
‘- ‘4
r and two tablespoons
“Stir in one and threeo
" strained tomatoes, stirring until it PENSE is to
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center-fronts and center-backs even.
small “0" perforation at uniform
N
lventlon ever held in the county. Mali“ “imp“, Litc
ing of county work and in New
seam.
s of'
I fronts and center—backs even; tho
“0" perforation in the belt M
the center-front.
Sizes 34, 80, 88, 40. d! and QC}
ly idst‘audience showed its appreciation 0' it is assured that the l‘lattsburg mouths will admit of several all?
hrough, the movement for votes for women. camps will 80 through according total)".
schedule; rumors to the contrary are}
lunfounded. General Wood states that
DIES ABOARD YACHT signing an application imposes no
" inability of service other than lhlt,dcvote It picaxnntly and usefully by,
L' F4 Robinson, °"which already exists in the case oftmaking pillow cases. They can he;
1(very able-bodied citizen. in otherimade much (llt';ipt‘f' than bought and:
little or no trotthtc. You can buy;
moods of nouncing, “,4 yards 27-inch
‘ trimming are needed.
The drawers are in plat
Pictorial Review Combination No. 6553.
inches bust. PrICe, 16 cents.
l
: quicken .
lliaven Counly 3 campaign 11“ heen;W. ‘1' Bartlett presided, “d i 1“” 40“ counties. Isires of silver fish with slits folI satin. in medium size the design (‘nlll Adjust the belt to position,
i for 2% yards 38-Inch material. if edge over upper edge of yoke. contor-
'
" . ,mapped out which began our
connecucut suf tweak and will be continued t
- tJuly.
PANY HEAD
“age News ' ‘" The first meeting in this campalguECOLT's COM
1 was held at Southbury on Wednesday
to! last. week. The promotion of the:
~ no results of the work of the" meeting was the work of Miss Rather-,cogonei cg"...
” ine Mullen, who has been giving her Hartford, promimr Yachtaman,
in or knicker-
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Home-Made Pillow Cases.
Any one who has any spare time can!
OR
"opunty chairman in the Connecticut l n ‘ ,
‘ m Suffrage Association are “t whole time to work as for an rage 1ni is bad. words. those who for family or 0M: with ‘
m7 making themselves Ml- There? New Haven County. "M.” .Mullen Sr NEWPORT' “- '~ July 7-”The fl“d"rcttuonit would not feel free to volun-‘ pillow tubing for 25 cents u yard. Twoi I N E
.backed in all her endeavors by Mrs. fden death 0' 00‘0““ Charles L~ “mm“tecr for Mexico should not hesitatolyards will make a pair. Draw very!i U R N ET U R E
m lvs county suffrage conventions, ,
. tCarlos F. Stoddard, the chairman ofilnson, of Hartford, pound president of to R0 m l‘lattsburg and prepare fo 0' shallow scallops,
laround the opening. Be careful that!
Elana. beginning with the one in, ‘
w Haven on June 10th. Following: the 2mm” 1,“ (:81 do}; ‘3; light?" ”‘9 “l“ "“3““ “'9 Arms M““““°,the more serious crisis which is likely,
convention there has been a “”9”" 9° 3' ° “ d m t “‘hyiturlng Company of that city. was an-iro befall some day. This excellent'you measure them evenly so that you!
, tattended—due partly “0 °“ ° e(trounced in a wireless message rte-”Taming will make them of greater. will not have uneven scallops at thei
“ ' . .enterprise f the suffragists in e"ng'fielved here yesterday. Col. Roblnsonlvglue to the country and “for for ends. That done, crochet a double
BERFUL TALE ‘. “‘3 a 500d band to “Mew“ and en"who was widely known in yachtingtthpmaelv“ and their mmum when3edglng without hcmmlng the case. For
r! evenly two rows
FURNITURE i":
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SO. NORWALR
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NEWLY Inenovarso.‘
JOB. oi assert... snob,
I The last convention of the present» ill 5 if desired one
, tbound from Woods Hole, Mass, [0'6“‘0rk is far from easy, those who at- pair of p ow case . . I,
L???” $33232; agitaiptficf‘gs ithis city. tended last year found it tempered to
i e s ' -
, p Mrs. Robinson notified the officers‘mwt the needs of the great majority,
or more initials could be embroidered;
in the center above the crocheted;
FCENTRAL‘HOTEL
“"9“ the meetings. circles, died aboard his yacht whilolme erflorgency comes. While “19165 cents you can make a handsome.
""‘"‘" "“ r . l f d m nstration for the Fourth of .
Vflhfigkneaufl D15? rage e o d t do there 0f the (‘Oll Company Of her Imam“dilivvho necessarily arrive “soft." and is .
' ' ‘1 July 1“ w°l°°tt' an yes er y l ‘ . Corner Monroe and Chestnut Strode, South Not-walk. ~
[-wa9de iwere meetings in mum-d and East.demh- lcalculatcd to bring physical benefit .
. ‘ Col. Robinson was born in Sayville.!mthe, than the reverse. I When putting away your winter}
t
1 Rooms by day or week «(reasonable prices.
Every room well ventllated, electric llphta and gas.
clothes and furs substitute cloves for
moth balls. This will keep moths
—“ you have rooms for rent, "7 out lust as effectually as the math
3. Sentinel To Let ad. and rent them, balls and leaves no bad odor.
iUntenanted property is an expense.
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Summer Specialties -
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Killln l Conn—“I shall . Haven. For this evening meetings are;
in" Elk?! meln knowlscheduled for Madison and (.iullfordils‘znfii 1:132“? aflnd if“??? :21?“
my l "1‘“ Plum 2‘“;- i and seven towns are to hear the men-Il 91 9 1:92“: c 5° 010d 'Mle" Elis-
“l" ‘ “.mm'flim‘h l sageof votes for woman during the. n ““0' ' 9 mar” 55
l Pmkhama .Vege-i m week 'abeth H. J. Beach, of NeWport, R. 1.
I table WWW-loom g ' , Mfrs. Robinson was a niece of the
‘ lAlthonghI amonly A simlar activity will very ahamhlate Mr! Samuel Colt widow of the
. ”your! old, Ihave be visible in ‘Fairfield county. One of} " ' . , ~
‘iauiferedforthepaat; the chief features of the Fairfielolmund" 0‘ the CM” Patent “’9‘
eightysafl. Ihabedi County” Convention which was held;Arms Manufacturing Company.
lithe deem. for a on Wednesday of I“, we,“ was the. Col. Robinson, besides being the
$3201” “9‘1;th raising of funds to defray the expens-
WNIWPIWI es of a steady campaign of suffrage‘
with my hum. propaganda The convention showed
.._ down grthealth’that the county is ready for organi~
a; _ - ' 1,00“! 00" on the nation—in fact it is already for organf'
w. ” Mfg "‘22:; sed,.though there are still places which
mammal are not fully in list . '
. ‘ The convention was held at'Strat-
ford. and the old town never saw such
suffrage demonstration as the par}
ads that preceded -fhe sessions. The
boys' drum and fife band led. and fol-
lowing thia came the woman marching
withthefr banners. All the towns in
state were7 represented.. and the
can. siesta gall! decorated au-
it
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president of the Colt Companygheld
a similar position With the Gatling
Gun Company and the Maryland Coal,
Company. lie was a director in sev-
eral institutions in this city and out
of town. He was also a member of
several clubs.
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MANY TO GO TO PLATTSBURG.
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Nearly 500 from Connecticut Already
Have Signed for Camp. .
There have been nearly 600 enlist-
ments from Connecticut thus far for
the Plattsburg camp. the first of
which will open on Wednesday of this
week. New Haven leads the state.
with Hartford second. Middleton,
third. and Waterbury. 1 Wm
handout, Salisbury,- NM Hark
"i“_‘.~£ ,--\vlarul t. l
den and rNew-i “HIM cloao- W.»
.' Porch Chairs, Porch Hammocks,
“Hammocks, Lawn Swings, Porch '
Swings, Porch Rugs, Porch _ '
_ Screens, [fawn Mawers, Garden
. Hose, Refrigerators, PerfeCtion
Oil Stoves,
a
Refrigerators
Many models and the. wi
linings. '
l AGootl Couchllammocltior
‘ Others up to $16.00. 'Awnings and Stands if you wish that.
“CLIPTWOOD PORCH SCREENS ARE THE BEST.
th tile, enameled or ’ gum
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