Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 2, 1916 · page 10

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1 egg, well beaten, lb cup sour milk.'
1 teaspoon vanilla - l
Mix and silt flour, salt and soda;,
m m mole“ brown sugar and melted butter.
I egg, sour milk, vanilla. and 3-4 of the
inut meats. Drop trom tip or spoon uni
;a well buttered pan and sprinkle with
, .. Ottawharry Short Cake. éremaining nuts. Bake in a moderate
:1 quart at door. 2-3 cup butter, 3‘ oven until brown.

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Variety in Skirts.
There are two sorts oi separate"

, a baking powder and milk or} gskirts, these days, also; in an era.
‘0" Mt: mix soft. i . use Tartaro of separate skirts, one positivelyl
., l ‘3‘ must have both kind . "
Divide into "0 or three equal parts: 039 tablespoon finely ““9”“ 9"” practical utilitarian ”skirihffnu rlifil

and roll out according to the size of. ley, one tablespoon finely chop
the baking tin. Place each layer in'capers,

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, the. only. putting none on the last chopped pickle,

' W. When hiked the layers vill,1ulce. Mash the chopped parsley into
”an“ easily. Spread on each layer, a. pulp; add the other ingredienm'

; W'Nfl‘lel and Bill". 18! on “10 mix well and add to this enough may-

m? crust and pour 0"" all any “100‘ onnaiso to make stiff consistency.‘

"“ _, Ill! be left. Serve With sweet-j Serve with sea foods, sweetbreads or'.

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Novel “en's Cake with Fruit ,

4 eggs, 1 cup hour, 1 scant cup sugayi Stone a pound of cherries and mash
(sifted). and fiavoring. them well; place them in s. bowl with
Best whites of eggs until stifi', fold the juice of three lemons and of two
in sugar. H cup at a time. Add yolks! oranges, with a slice or two of pine
of eggs. one at a time. cutting through? apple. Cover them with a pound of
e“lily/Wok once or twice. Add dour, castor sugar and let them stand (or,
like sugar and flavor when ready torlan hour, then press them through a

Cherry Punch.

about wear. called a sport skirt, an _
three large olives chopped 1111s,. the other is a daintier. dressier modelf

but will set 011 blouses of lace and"

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one teaspoon onion Georgette crepe to best udvlntlge.’0' the material falling back on

For purpose of distinction from the
merely sport skirt, this more elabor-
ate model is called the dress skirt.

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French call them, are set in hand
all the way from hell to belt, and a*
thin resilient stiflening should be put!
into the hem to give the skirt correct'l
flare. Another graceful model has!
three tiers of fiounces. For the
skirt striped taleta may be used,'
with the stripes horlgsntal or slight-l
ly oblique, mitered at the center front.
Then there is the fiounced skirt with?
each fiounce gathered to the one‘
next above it by a cording—this is
[Mary of?

the more dressy separate skirts show
cascade draperies, the slanting edge

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self in a series of piaits that reveal
a facing in contrasting color.

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it is not very easy to color shoes,
and yet there are some coloring
agents for sale that do the work very
well. The shoes must be clean, ilrst.
of course. and then the directions of
the particular coloring matter must
be followed. Tan shoes that have
grown
success may be stained black and
black patent leather shoes may be
made as bright as new by liquid
which comes for the purpose,

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The 59°" skirt “ ‘ deli‘hu‘my'demsnd for something cool that can'and edges of soles of other shoes may

The first

ihle time. it it has to be pulled

ts belt‘carefully adjusted, its chief

:merit of usefulness will be lacking.
So in trying on a ready-made model
or making a separate skirt at home

tsffetas, part of a white voile toilette
trimmed with bands of taffetas. The:
coatee. which might, of course, be'
attached to the ale/eves, if preferred.|
has a patent leather belt, which

black lacquer buckles whlc

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at the sides.

comfortable and convenient garment. be worn in and out ‘of doors. and a; be freshened much in appearance.

but much convenience depends on'
, . rett trifie l
' the formation of its belt. ‘9 y was made 0‘ marine b uc

requisite of such a skirt is that it
shall go on and fasten in least pos-
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'To remove slight scratches from
plate glass, clean first the injured

surface by rubbing it with a pad ofi
Then cover the pad with.
strikes a note oi color In red and a layer of cotton velvet. well charged,

cotton wool.

with a fine rouge. and this, when

;ruhbcd over the surface, will not only,

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too soiled to be cleaned with.

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A Smart Skirt and Blouse.

of cotton corduroy and worn with 8
blouse of pink batiste.

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batiste is worn with the attract!"
skirt of whitecotton corduroy picture.
here. The skirt is a four-p see model
closing at the front and has a relay.
able one-piece circular yoke bolt with
straight trimming pieces 38
the sides. , /
In medium size the skirt require. '
2% yards material. It is a node!
that will enjoy great pofiularity bo-
eause of its smart sim city. 110
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pan. Cake should show streaks of egg sieve. Heat up the strained iuice. and.

yolks and flour. Bake in greased pan: when it is quite cold. add two bottles' ”'9 id it that the M ‘t the waist-

line is true and correct and that the

One can imagine this design in remove the scratches, but will also!
black of two materials or mist gray Idd I new lull" '0 the till“-

 

of utmost importance if the lines are
to be preserved. The pocket and the

back gore are laid on a lengthwi- ,

Wins of an hour in moderate of soda water and a bottle of claret. a
oven. Serve with halves of peaches'sliced banana and a quarter of a
and cream. lipound of very ripe cherries without
‘stalks. Place on ice and serve veryi
cold. '

thread of material, with the front
gore to the loft, arranged in the same
way. The piecing for the back get.
and the trimming for the belt as.
placed along the sclvago edge of the
corduroy. The belt sections shown in
the cutting guide are to be used in
case a "wet“ lict-c belt with extended
sides is pre erred to tho one-piece
girdle shown in the illustration.

The washable corduroys in whit.
are among the most fashionable ma-
tcriais of the season for separatc
skirts, being articulariy attractiv.
ill the fine con lugs. Then there as.
other corded white cottons and a few

of two shades—indeed. its charm is?
be" ‘?_““°"°d '° ""3 8“" “d “i" translatable in various materials. ' There Ire may satisfactory but
41th itself correctly, by the f|s~, To many women ‘ frock made of dyes, with which 8",“. hats can be
“5m“ 0' “ “mm h°°k or button, 9" tsffetas alone is a good _ summer'colored easily in almost any shadel
“ m°3t~ “’0- ;gtandby. and any blue 1. a unfuljlt‘ollow the explicit directions always'.
. The most “1115111000” thing “’0‘“ color and one a,“ fashion .ppmveg'given with these commercial coloring
pleased cake yeast, 2 eggs, \1 cup Nasturtium Punch, like new separate skirt is “3 ""“59‘ bunny, Such a are" require. only; liquids to get the best results.
raisins. is cup currants, 1/. cup citrotl. Chop up two dosen nasturtium blos-‘ "‘9'“ 0! ”Cke‘Hddleb‘" some °' the touch that gsfilu. can contrive to_ 'For faded ”pink lirgerie. rcmemurr.l
u cup butter, 1 teaspoon salt. 1,5 cup coma and rub them into paste with them might better he “fled from raise it from the commonplace. lib"? If? 1’01“" 0' lllllli llqllid '9 N‘
lukewarm water, flour to make a stiff caster sugar. IBoil a pound of sugar! their extraordinary also. But Very cleverly arranged to the end store “8 Olllillhl hue.‘ A few drops.
batter. iin a quart of water for five or ten',bigger ""3 pockets “‘1 the m°"°'that both originality and economy 0' red ink lo I b0“ 01 water, ‘00..
Beald milk, add butter. sugar and' minutes; take it from the fire and “moonspicuousiy placed, the smarter were realised was a frock of dark W1" brighten Pink lingerie, and 50‘

aait. When lukewarm add yeast and~ to it the strained juice of three lemons' "‘9' 3“” without 3‘" manner 0!. blue tufts: seen the otha‘ day. will ‘ little red dye, well diluted with

Raised Come Cake.

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dissolve in V. cup lukewarm water.'snd the nasturtium blooms. When the' d"“"" “"35 What attached ‘0 ‘ which at the hem of the skirt had a water. 9! the mush" Ydfline "6“" “l“ m
eggs and flour. Lastly add raisins: mixture is cold add a tumbler of narrow yoke “”93. the front “d rather deep band of oxydlgcd gllvef: ~—- “Tum“ “mt“ k' t t ”and .
elth and currants. Let rise over claret. Freeze the mixture and “Ck 0’ "‘8 8“"“”” “cad "uh ‘ “Ellie ¢0V9r9d with N" after WW til. c'“""‘9“c°'°"‘"9- i to (:Liséltiilll‘l'ltr tlirirttlil).:a:|:fhll, how '
nlght. in "'0 morning stir up the mix- serve in punch glasses. ["1" "“1 resilient material which‘ narrow black lace, slightly ruffled.t There are iW0 thins! 10 do to an. ever, {or fig look exceedingly goo.

‘ ‘ One of the most popular models
lm‘k" mm "“d °‘“ “t ”’8 hlps. Tho-sleeves term! with thl- scheme. “cl" ”lied 01' Med by the Hi" tor a mid-summer skirt. It is made

Other 9003!?" 61'? platted ‘0 me'whl'ch was ‘ my, gnu-mu], em‘agos of summer—dust, bleaching]
“"9 'eition of utility. . isun. perspiration, and salt water. One,l .
Xext under consideration Is the in another case a narrow m'clun them; two. color them. . or
;dll3ly are“ 9H": donned Of ‘3 gguoon .nd abort, fringe w" p, newloolifde. ll the color is actually Med,
afternoon. 0" ‘0’ an informal h°m°1idea at the hem of a skirt and coal out. cleaning will hardly do any 80011:

When the sugar is about half meltedpcream, A thirty cent bottle of mundlnner, with pretty blouses °t ”1°" of fine dark blue hopsack, and one Often, ”0'0"". things Hill are 89',
mierlll- Aimdi' some Charmin! great dressmaker uses narrow ribbon pmntly Med are only badly soiled

add 6 tablespoons fiour. Spread this aschino cherries will be enough for
mixture over the top of cakes arid'one and “9,1,." pints of cream, ‘woimodels are ready in the shops, but for the purpose of providing a con- and ‘ thorough cleaning is all that! ,_
bake from 20 to as minutes. Thlsfquut. when frozen. - the average woman will achieve barium“ Lacquer-red or new loch they need. I :1...
' v. own skirt at home, for a few of these? ‘ ' .. an. ‘ -‘ ’4 - '-
l ' J‘OL' 0P 54|NOH MATERIAL WIlHOUT Mil?
Pictorial Review Waist No. 6608. Sites, 84 to '46 inches bust. Price, 1.

two again and spread in buttered drip-'I in flannel, serge and tam?"-
pfig pans to a depth about 3-4 each;'i_ Maraachlno Ice Cream.

egvor and let rise and then spread; One pint pure, cream (sWeetenedJ.
g m the "0'5““! made 3' 1012"“! one cup maraschino cherries cut ilne.'
' N9" l hill CUP butter, add 3’4 cull'and about three tablespoonfuls "of

sum and 2 teaspoons clnnmonujulce and freeze. A very dainty

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makes two good sized cakes, l ,striklng. yet not startling. sgainatl
dark blue, and the punctuation ot 3'. The market is full of cleaners and

line of black or lavender ribbo‘l"‘°0i0r°" 0‘ ““0““ “0"" 5° it "u“

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1 cup pecans. 2 cups flour, ‘1‘ tea- hsps you have Sound one p‘m'l's the tucked model, 0’ soft pussy sprinkled over i Iskirt No. 6799. Sizes, 22 to 36 inches waist. Price, 15 cents. .
spoonful "it. 1 Clip bl‘OWD 8‘13”. 36 files the salary—and with twice the willow or crepe de chine. Grsdu- mauve, and black posies is an circuitry cleaning it with some bottled ori .- . . » - - ...-. - -» ~ - -' - - - . ’ ‘
f hflspoon soda, 3‘ cup melted butterfly“. for “em “up“, Med tucks. or nun's tunic", a. tne- tive resource for a thin black somuboxed preparation and then. if it re-
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_ . .
MOTOR-VEHICL‘E' RECEIPTS." ’ '
1 CORPORATION PAPERS
The Park Street Hardware & Loan" To ‘9” an open 9““ of paint "”1"
Company 0, Hartford has tiled uaastlr it well to dissolve all the oil. then
fill up the pail with water. When the

ilnal certificates of dissolution with'l ,
the secretary of the state. paint is again needed for use pour oh.
. the water.

The Bridgeport Storage Warehouse -.
Company has incorporated. The; “" H
capital stock authorised is $150,000,: When Y0“ °°°k ““‘v “‘9‘“ °“ “89‘
divided mm 1.500 shares of commonl tables, remember this: The flavor is
stock. The corporation will begin' best preserved by steaming or roast-
business with "5.000. The incorpO-' lng. Simple boiling is more econom-
rators are Charles M. Cole. D. Fair-i ical, as it does not require so much
child Wheeler and DaVid 8. Day. lheat. -When fuel is expensive this is

The Bridgeport Piston Ring Com-3" good thing to know. but steaming
pany has organized. The omcers are”is the coolest alld cheapest method
Bresldent and treasurer, Adolph Kreg-i (or

summer foods. because several
ling: vice-president, Karl 'Bitzer; sec-l articles may be steamed "‘3" ‘1 bun-
rctnry Arthur w. Palmer. Theseer 0“ WhiCh something else iscoolr-
officers are directors. The capitall in"
stock authorised is 382.000. divided‘ A‘
into 320 shares of common stock. The! ‘
amount paid in cash lm$2.350 and in omen 0w
property other than cash $29,150.

The People's Clothing Company all that they cannot afford to be
New Haven has organized The 0111- Eli: They must keep themselves
core are; President, Hattie C. Goid- It} the bBSt Of health all" all
baum; treasurer. Jacob C. ooldbaum: times. Most of allb'tahe digest-

 

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. HARTFORD HOD CARRIERS lWANTS EXPERT TO STUDY PAR
, . .‘l'otal for Ten Months of This Flscau" STRiKE- , ' iii-“'3-
Year. "24123331 l HARTFORD. August 1.——Actlvityinl HARTFORD. August 1.-—Dr. J. T-
During July the receipts of the'the building trades here, practically Black, secretary 0f the State Board
motor-vehicle department of the omceiceflsi‘d lOday. when more than 400 hod'0f “filth. wrote to the Federal au-'
.of the Secretary of State amounted to gearrlers went on strike. demandingfilorltles. at Washington. today. rt»
381,697.01. This brings the total for. $3.50 a day. Tilis will be an increasehueming that the Government send on-
the tirst ten months of the fiscal year,lof from 25 to 50 cents a day for the (0 Connecticut an expert bICtEFIOIG'
Which ends September 30, to $724rimon. The carriers working on humanist .10 go Ger the whole Connecti-
23822. huge in the central part of the city;cut territory with a view to studylns
There are only two months ‘0 rmiqun first_ and automobiles were re.illle history of all the cases of infant-
.3; ‘ 33‘ it is expected the receipts the'e'qulsitloned to bring in the strikers' ile paralysis in the stale. Dl‘ Black.
‘19!!th Win bring the “”31 to $7653000"fr0m the outlying sections to [he'SllOlJld his request be' granted, which
This will be an increase of 35 per cent-it‘emral Labor Union Hall. There will'fitoms probable, will work with the

0W" the 10"“ receipts for the l"'ev'gbe a mass meeting of the strikers tacllt‘dt‘lfil inspector in lighting the dis‘
ions fiscal year. lnight [case
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The receipts for August and Septem-,
M, 1915. amounted to $28,449.31. The; .._.._______.
' ted increase for the same: “SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST"
a this year will be in the uelghq A Proprietary medicine like every-
. But this estimate? thing else that comes before the pub-l|
The officials of the;ll° has to prove its merit. It has tm Plans Make It impossible to Attend
‘meet competition. The law of the Legislative Reunion.

than $12,000, which will make"‘Sur"lVal 0* the Fittesl" applies to Governor Marucs H. Holcomb left.
yesterday

0 this as to other things The fact that for a vacation of Wei
hndoths over 340,000. iLydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable, Com-l weeks in Maine. The party includes
--. outlook for the next‘ fiscal year: pound after forty years 0‘ success is:members from various places and‘
so it evident to the officials that' Still one Of the 13TH?“ sellers proves ? the trip was all arranged before the,

 
 

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Vacations

, Wanted

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If you could res-
cue one little child
or one overworked '
moth-er frOm the
city"s hot, glaring
walls and pave-
"ments and stuffy
. roorfis, and give
them an outing at the beach with bountie
ml food, rest. coolness, fresh air,‘ 'a‘fiaily
dip in the surf, shady porches and» sandy
. 5 beaches, would you not. regard such a
gift as well worth giving? ‘ ' ‘

 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

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GOVERNOR HOLCOMB
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._ ..b0i‘hood of $10,000
" ”iconservative.

department think the increase will be

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. 1 ° - - ive system must kept in ‘ -

receipts will be in the neighborlthm it is a dependable, standard rem date. for the legislative gatheringfisecremry' Louis E Drerer. The” . . \ - . . . .

"ot “£00,000 if they do not ex- edy, for the ailments of womankind,i at Momauguin,' was fixed. ItioiIcers are directors. The capital . working order. Knowmg 811011 a glfi is entirely Within your power. g
that amount. ‘and one in which they may have per- was, therefore, impossible to' stock authorised is “.200. (““de into mpg; Wise 9f H1121 “£le Ten thousand Of these mothers and children are

“om these figures will be seen the ’ iect confidence.-—Adv. change arrangements. The gover- twelve shares °f common stock. The “omen V6 envai h p m ' waiting for mvrtattom to 0111' Sea Breeze Sum-

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lists of the State" give the State! ITS EASY TO WISH.
guy department in the mainte-l Two of Twobble'sacqualntsnces met
. of £0011 highways, Every MP" on a street corner and one remarked
- oi the revenuerfrom the automol that the daily papers again referred
engtment is turned oyer to to Twobble as a possible appointee to
way. Commissioner Charles 1.; a state petty 01308;. "lie is always
. w. department for the repah-l being mentioned-tor some kind or ot-
tghwsys. lice." he continued. “i wonder why,
v 'hur F.~Connor retired from the he never set: appointed to one?" "i
" clerkship of the automobile de-‘rsuspectl' said thovothor. -"that's he-
‘ tment yesterday. He will be at the, cause Twobbie's friends are the;sort
' ..l oni'i‘uesday to assist his sue-:ofspeople who rich you well without
' in umiliarising himself with stepping to see whether their wishes
tins of tho depallllnient.‘ " gr carriedfout- or ~not.”—eg-Argonaut. .
bo‘ot‘intlorsstto glvo’tiisrs- M
" ' 'dscal' PACKERS ACCEPT CONCESSIONO.

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nor will be at Grant's Camp. Kenne-
bago Lake. During .his absence Lieu-
tenant Governor Cliitord .B. Wilson
of Bridgeport will be acting gover-
nor.
TyBERCULOBIS COMMIS-
V 8ION MEETS.
The state tuberculosis commission
met at. the Cspi 01 yesterday morn-
ing. Dr. J.'B. innan. supe ntend-
ent of the' Meridsn sanltsrium. rec-
ommended, that certain suppiis be
purchased for that institution. . The
new cottage for the superintendent
of the Shelton sanitarinm. to replace
the oils destroyed by fire, has been
melodic and" will bozready 'for‘oc-
cupancy in. a few wosks. .

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in cash.

The Shore Line Improvement Com-
pany of North Brenton! has ors'am
iced. The odicers aret' President.

retain-treasurer, Morris J_ Doutsch.
'North Branford. These ofilcers, 13h
Moron M. Mogil, are directors. e
icapital stock authorised is $2,000, di-
{vided’into forty shares. , The whole
lamount of capital stock has been paid
‘in in pioperty other than cash. . .

i A. J. Thsihers a Brother. incorpo-
lrtetl. or New Haves. has filed a por-
illminary certificate of dissolution. as
ihas also the mo Metager cater-lbs
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Rosalind Levenstein. Bridgeport: sec;

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Thesesafesiirew table '
sickly right theegeoondidfi
1: cause headache, languor.
constipation and . ‘
il‘hey are free from habit-form-
ng drugs. The do not-uri-
tateor ‘ en ebowels.
Woolen fifid that relicviog‘the
small ills promptly. lament!
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