Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 5, 1916 · page 9

 

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' Stuffed Eggplant.

ter thirty minutes.
boiling water until

,‘ult
with this mixture,
‘ bake thirty minutes
$.19“. . .

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1! of hamburg steak,

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Season and bake

and cracke‘s.

ilPinsspplo Lemonade.
1‘.“

“pie lemonade is one of he

1 .. after they have been crushed
m in hot water. The slices of
. may be cut into dies or in
*3? quarters. A can of this will
{for an a whole pineapple. and
' fired the nuisance of prepar-
‘Tho some is very nearly true
pouches. pears and cherries.
which are interesting additions

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Fried P’oaches.
fine, fairly

9'
it"

at them Ahrough at the
so u to remove the stone.
butter and a bit of lard into
,psn. Cook over a rather slow
" tho~skiu side down until they
.then turn them over onto
f side for about one minute
' are ready to serve.
1 as cooked, sprinkle sparing-
yellow brown sugar and a bit
damn. They can be eaten hot or
about) the sugar and cinnamon

ripe peaches.

two cups of fresh cherries,
‘ them very fine and add one half
powdered sugar. Let these
one hour. Put into a double
‘ V pint‘ of milk. and three
of a cup of sugar. stir until
is dissolved. remove from
. ,‘ond add one box of powdered
:that has been dissolved in

. so until quite stiff. Re-
“ , 1 r and allow to stand for
At serving time stir in

Inked Tomatoes.

large tomatoes.
-the inside carefully.
cracker crumbs and grated

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

a, top of a medium sized egg-
-5coop out the pulp. Soak in. nowadays.

Cook
tender, there are fancy Madeira ones for every
line with one- half cupfui of occasion
,tvljo tablespoonfuls bread

and pepper to taste.
cover dainty tilt in one corner or some em

Md crumbs dot 0‘” with blem of the kind— they are designed
And pensive fur. As a trimming for sweat-l

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8‘1 linen that are set on the side of the
crackers, two eggs. salt and ice “3am plate

U have. a pinch of rosemary,
Roll buttered

"Ty “39 add ‘0 "93“ best popularity. They are highly orna
VP”: mix with milk then add ‘0 mental and fill a practical need at

ng drinks for sery hot
fro make it, add tho contents
‘ .

Wat can of pineapple to three

{piece smooth and sprinkle, and keep
Ion with all, finishing with the sheets
land bath towels,
jaight and folding all other clothes as

and then wipe with a crash‘

‘ the sink with plenty of cold water.

,or after cleaning silver, spread sev

(I. serve in punchMglasses. ,

icream sauce makes a good winter
' vegetable. 1

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All SHOULD IOlOlil "If All Of OlliSSlllO!Q

Elaborate Table Linen. 1' Fad“ “d “W“

Tllele ale so many kinds of naperyi
The simple dinner napkinI

\‘ov skin.

used to he considered enough.

rabbit and ermine rabbit. liut

Tiny ones with scalloped
edges are used for the tea and lunch-

eon table. Tinier ones still have a favorite

Excellent chinchilla
achieved with this short haired, incx

[to serve with summer drinks.
last but not least. there are infinite
simal near-handkerchiefs of very thin

lers and for sport coats chinchilla rab
bit is in constant demand.

ineutrsl tints
‘hamois. penrlgruy, and 1‘1 forth.

Doorstops have achieved great

tum for s
the same time. They are made of ° treet wear.

iron with enameled decorations in
bright, gay colors. Some are in the

form of figures and others are bas-r
kets of flowers.» Still others are.

some of flat pieces of wood withI
large bunches of flowers painted on
them and have the iron wolghtrat-
tacbed to the back. These any girl
with a knack at painting can cer-
tainly make at home. '

brought to gmt perfection.

toque
closely considered smoke gray an
telopo boots should acompany the
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A new method of sprinkling clothes
is as follows: —-Have a breadboard to
use as a sprinkling board. First take
all the colored clothes, straighten each

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Most encouraging are the new styles
for autumn wear. for the designers

folding sheets in

pannier and hoop arrangements that
distorted a frock that might other-
wise have been pretty.

Not that the full skirt is doomed.
The reform means merely that the

little as possible so you have no folds
or wrinkles to press out when iron-
Ing. which you have when rolling up
the clothes (as most. housewives do.)

"I 1 1 lker hiifs and '11 kins—n
I It 111111 c t J p ‘ folds will fall in graceful lines and the
fact. all of the clothes. being smooth,

_ length of the skirt be greater than it
are much easier to iron. if you do ,‘I now This cl 11 ct 011 nd
not finish ironing and leave 101111! or bringa'lnto m ‘12:“) S a “‘0 ”in?“ h
them, they will dry out, but never mil- as soft 88”“ng f: m? e‘rha‘s.fsuc
dew, as they do when folded. 1 ‘ . l 11, ‘0‘ a orm

,ilowlng lines and give a woman the

‘truly feminine beauty that so well be-

It i: impossible to keep the sink

 

. , (”0‘11 13 h ‘r.
from gcttlng greasy at times. \Vhen ' ‘ ‘
this is the case. scour it with some.
“I,” For coats are especially fashion

paraffin oil and then wash it

with hot soda water. Finally rinse “M“ ””5 “935°". “my show 3“" “3

much fullness at the bottom as the
,coats of satin or velours. One of

To save the labor of scrubbing table the coats of cxtrcmoelegance is‘a

tops after the preparation of a meal, 1110ch of Hudson Bay seal and nu-'
tria. threc- quartets length that has

all the distinctive lines of the sea
‘ son.

3 Hudson seal. chinchilla and karo
cul are used for entire coats. The

If eggs are plenty, make them into .
a dinner dish and save the. meat bill. new lupin or ”be chinchilla ‘5 be

Beauregard of eggs. for instance, is :O‘Igthfreslfrygt‘ld by ""1: style crclators,
delicious and filling. C vs resu 5‘ Kolnsky

is also one of the favored furs and
some ermine is used. Blue fox is
fashionable. appearing on collars,
.cuffs and trimmings of some of the.
levening costs. The grayish fur of
the Australian opossum is also used.
CUT THIS OUT IT IS WORTH
MONEY. ‘
DONT MISS THIS. Cut out this slip,
enclose \vitTi 5c and mail it to Foley it

 

cral thicknesses of newspaper over

the table.

To make boiled potatoes white, let
lie (pared) In cold water for two or
three hours previous to cooking.

 

Cabbage boiled and covered wiitn

 

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.med in butter and put

Oysters st
on toast make a delicious and handy

 

 

 

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have chinchilla rabbit. and also minkl
of;
these, chinchilla rabbit is easily first;
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cffectg- are

It looks idiis baby forrash
lovely on all the subtle shades of rose
now so fashionable and on certain
such as mouse-Bray.

1 Smoke gray duvetyn trimmed with

oke gray fox makes an ideal winter
Imitation
fo ox may be substituted for the real fur
without any great loss of effect as the
art of initiating fox skins has been

Smoke gray duvetyn is partlculsriyl
becoming to fair women and the sub-l Hvoo.
du od tint permits the introduction or, mum-l
a splendid note of rich polar—violet lmflu
crimson or deep blur-n the hat or,
When expense has not to be

‘ . procuring

llnfant Rush
and (Italian

uickly' Hailed by the use of

The lailms and dressmakers cannoi_
”so it would set in~use enough rabbit;
As indicated a month ago, we

 

Roadwbattbistn'modnursessys
l "I used Sykes' Comfort Powderon

rubsnd wants with tho|

Unfit. [fill

”511m he“cooling,

to title most deli

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powdcubut

have never bedfound any-

boalskinso soro-

neos llkocomf‘uliw
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[llllOPiill Will NEWS.

lil' Bl W. in .and, Sept. 2“ e of
forts of the Irish Departmm nt of Agr:

 

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seem determined to do away with such culture to more.” the food supply
exaggerations as the too short and
the too wide skirt. also with the fussy-

hnvc resulted in an addition of over
85,000 acres of land to the area under
cultivation. Instructions have been
1sent about the country advising farm-
‘ers as to the best means of utilizing
their land, and the growing of catch
crops.

Although lleiand has 11 flourishing
linen trade in Bglfast It does not. to
lany great extent. grow its own flax.
and the depaltntent has been endea-
,vorinl: to remedy this. Early in Aug-

t, 1914. the department lasued 11
,mclnorandum advising d11x~growersto
lsavc flax-seed for their sowing re-
lflliile‘lllf‘llls the following sbrlng. The

erablc difficulties. ‘ Upon
;tions of the Department of Agricul-
itnre flitilities wtrc obtained. through
llhe intervention of the Foreign omce.
‘for the export of seed flom Russia

land llolland to this country. Though morning drink 11 Sin-‘3 0‘ real hot “"11 , O
limestonel ‘

these supplies helped tlle flax- ”grow
“,crs it was -insui'.llcient to meet their
full 1equlrements, A Society of Flax-
Grovers has been formed. and. ar-
rangements have been made for the
cultivation of the crop on a more ex-
tensive s'cale. “

MEXICO CITY, Sept. 27.~Strlngent
regulation of the manufacture and
sale of'pulque, the principal strong
drinl. of Mexico. is ordered by First
Cli'itf Carranza in 11 decree which has
Just been promulgated. The beverage
is made from the Juice of the ma-
guov cactus. The new regulations

 

q- lnilactions of these regulations will

wdor"-Grooe E
“much-uremia. l
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Duh .HIW‘
flavor:

of seed during the season:
of 1911-15 was attended with consld
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Should the product spoil in process,.

of fumentation, the manufacturer

mus' notify the authorities and estab:

lish that it has been thrown out orI

[used to make altohol.

is provided that tile. lnaguey
also must be used to raise olh~
{er agriculturaltlil‘oducts as well

lmaguey.

lland
as

,be punished by a fine of ten times the
lainount of the taxes or the factory‘

may be ( Iosed.

l ._____ ,
l SE01 L, Goren, Sept Frans
lllckcrt, a German n1asic,ian who is be-
llleved to have composed the music for
the Japanese national anthem. Jiml-
gayo died htre recently at the age of
{.68 Ho was one of the. pioneers in
the introduction of western music into
Japan. and for twenty years was con-
nected with the court at Toklo.

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‘ TOKIO Sept. 26 The strides of
l'apan in shipbuilding since the begin-
1ing of the war are shown by the of-
‘ficisi announcement that 28 steam-
Ishlps with a total tonnage of 101,000
lwere launched during the first half of
the, current year. Nine steamers
with a total tonnage of 28.950 are 61-
lpeclod to be completed during the sec-
'ond half of the year.

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3 Not /a' Bite of
Breakfast Until
You Drink Water

Says a glass of hot water and
phosphate prevents Illness

 

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tiblc material in the form of ashes, so
tltc.food and drink taken day after
da‘y leaves in the alimentary canal a
(ortain amount of indigestible mater~
ial. which if not completely eliminat-
' ed from the system each day, becomes‘
food for the millions of bactErili
which idfcst the bowels. . From this
mass of leftover waste,
ptomaln-llke poisons are formed and‘
sucked into the blood.

Men and women who can't get feel-

 

‘ing right must begin to take inside!

baths. Before eating breakfast each
tier with a tcaapoonful of
phosphate ii i to wash out of the;
thirty feet of bowcltkthe. previous
{day‘s accumulation of poisons and;
.toxins and to 'ltt‘ep the entire alimen-l
‘tary canal clean .rnrc and fresh. |

Those who are subject to sick head-l
ache. colds, biliou'sness. constipation,

lfoul breath. backache rheumatic stilf- ;
Iness. or have a sour, gassy stomachl
after meals, are urged to get a quart-i
er pound of limestone phosphate froml
the drug store. and begin practicing,
internal sanitation. This will cost?
very little, but is sutllclent to make
anyone an enthusiast on the subject.

 

 

3 The front of tho blouse pictured here

Just as coal. when it burns leaves llace and hand embroidery. 1“ med-
[)1 bind a certain amount of Incombus l tum also the model requires 2% yards

toxins and j l

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others .who wake up with bad taste.I

5dr refinance!
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Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
By Pictorial Review

 

A Season of Lovely, Blouses

l'cw designs make up more daintilv
than this one. First, gather tho
shoulder edge between double 'TT"
perforations. l’lait upper edge of
jubot, placing “ "l" on small “0” per-
foration; sew to front, notches even,
Busts tho plaited edge along upper
edge of front, ellgcs oven,

There is a tuck at the back which is ’
formed by creasing on slot. perfora-
tions. Stitch 55 inch edge from fold-
cd edge, then cioso under arm seam u

 

notched. Sow shoulder sleeve piece
to gsthorod od of front and to back,
notches oven. gI‘lem tho lower odgo of
blouse and insort olastic on a draw-
string,

Paco the collar and sew it to tho
edge of tho nook, notches and contor-
bscks oven.

Next. take the sleeve and close soul
as notched. Gather tho lower edge boo
tween double "TT” perforation
(‘loso scum of wrist cuff as notcho
to small "0” perforation and face
roll the lower part: over on outside 0
small “0" perforations and flair
with lsco edging. Sew to lower ed
of sleeve, notches and scams ovo
Sew in armhole, notches and em
“a" perforations even, casing in “11+
hilaess

Crochet buttons ornament the fronQi
of the waist. The cmbroidcry' H doll
in solid satin stitches and Prolal
knots with silk of the some culor

 

Ono of tho
blouses brought out for Fall and
Winter, undo of tub crops trimmod
with embroidery, buttons and loco.

innumerable pretty

 

manner-bio pretty blouses sro bo-
lug brought out for Fall and Winter
Some features of tho successful Bum-
mor models are being repeated, but
with modifications. For instanoo, tho
jabot has taken on greater width and
the collar has increased in slurr-

ticnlarly if it is in turn -dowu a cot.

 

is gathered to a shouldor piece of self
material—flesh pink tub crops—and
the rovers and collar are trimmed with

36inch material, with 4% yards of
edging to trim. the waist

Pictorial Review will; No, 6911 Sizes, :11 to 41 inches bust 111-11.. 15
cents. Embroidery design No. 12175. Price, 10 cents. "

 

 

 

 

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Black Dazzle iron Enamel

For Stove Pipes, Heaters, Registers,
Any Iron Work

DOES NOT SMELL 0R SMOKE WHEN APPLIED
Gives a beautiful glossy finish. dries quickly and will

stand outside. (Use it on your iron fence).

In cans—V; Pint, 20c; Pint, 30c; Quart, 50c.

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A. D. MORGAN

122 Washington St.

South Norwaik.

 

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reason with salt and pepper. dish for Sunday evening supper Co Chicago. Ill, writing your name double the tax on the bringing of Remember inside bathing is more Silk Dresses. Glove; Blankets and’Laco Curtalos Cleaned. ~
0 tomatoes. Bake in greased . ' and address clearly. You will receive pulquc into towns. and require manu- important. than outside bathing.» be. H. LYNGE, pm“ —BRIDGEPORT—
, for 30 minutes. 1 in return a trial package containing facturcrs of it to record with proper cause the skin pores do not absorb: ,
._... 1 l‘ The] nutritiolus ‘13,? file “1,6 £01??? FOIC‘Y'B Honey and Tar Compound for authorities all details concerning immrmps into the hind causing p00,. '
.oraham Puddina. m cods,eitmh le11131112 d reso rin 1 'bmncnml coughs' "MS and "”“p’ "m" bumm- " purities into the blood causing poor
"11 each of sWeet milk and is pm 5 on one pa 8 y im" :3“? ’3‘”: ’0‘" 1m" “c“ The decree Provides that no factor health, while the bowel pores doJusl ._.
stir 2 c “'9“ “11‘9“” r eumatism, bladder ies may be established more than for as son and hot water cleanses, -—---————- ----r — -——~—-——————-—
of rat iups 10f tgraham Mullins left from breakfast can be‘ troubles, and F01” Cathartlc Tablets ti' kllOflIElel‘S from the town in which sweeterxi’s and freshens the. skin so
[sods :nlijs'clnmm?:p:: split and toasted for luncheon. wholesome anti-thoroughly cleansing the product is ii) be sold This is to hot water and limestone phosphate . A— d
. ’ . ' I cathartic for constipation biliousness, . - '
palm of cloves. steam 11,5. Shirts should be suspended from that headache and sluggishe bowels; loss": that dthe pgqlus arrives quickly 2:1: 2:13 the stomach, liver, kidneys and . ry\ a Entlne _ o
,9 with "‘1‘” 3““‘39- bottom on the clothes line. Sold everywhere. an n goo con ton» w i . .
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