‘
“mm
“
oin of Mutton with Much-
“ rooms.
roejbunds boned loin of mutton,
_'. he? of celery, bunch of sweet
. u, pt" lve button mushrooms. one
I l t ' ip, one carrot, two or three
' sprig of parsley, one ounce
. ounce dripping, water, one-
“; gravy, pepper, salt and
V taste. Rub the meat with
r and cayenne, roll it up
‘ith'broad tape into a neat
T
3'
81."!
tom of a stew pan with the
parsley; lay the mutton on
e parts covered with water
2' slowly one and a half to
, ; then place the mutton in
'lin with a little gravy and
. if. n a brisk oven: strain the
1 skim off the fat; beat the
' a saucepan, and the flour.
u. add the gravy gradually.
It and skinned mushrooms.
‘ minutes. Serve the motion
strained over and mushA
the
the
lat
but
Lemon Cake.
e sponge layer in spring
llowsz—Two egg yolks, two
, a sugar, one teaspoon
M'iuice, two tablespoons flour
.. flh one-half teaspoon baking
hen Edd the white well beat-
hake. For the custard part
.. eggs (yolks) beaten well.
_ cups sugar, to which add
1: ”tot! Qd and juice of tWo and a
"‘I‘lf of: tree lemons; mix well; put
“I don _‘ boiler and allow to cook
bot
wh
if amines
will do well to remember. if a spool
unvviuds too rapidly as the sewing ma?
chine is used, rub a
acress the surface of the spool of silk
or thread. This will regulate the un-
winding. .
Lamb wicking or c'able cord will be
foultd excellent for padding
that is to be buttonholcd.
much less time than to “stuff" the
Button molds or disks of cardboards
that are to be covered for the founda~
tion of a bag or dolly case, will be
more rapidly covered if the discs of
with a stout thread. This thread is
then drawn up so that the matcriall
tightly.
in sewing
that are to have hard Wear, always slip;
a pin across the face of the Ituttoni
and sew through the eye hole. of tha-
ficicnt play of thread to add to the life
of the button.
To cut hot bread or cake perfectly
heat the knife. _ l
Put a silver spoon into the most,
delicate glass anti boiling ho: liquids
can be poured into it without break-i
ing it. ‘
There wilHie no trouble in making
cream of tartar is added to the beaten;
To get cake out of a pan whole.
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.. SOME SEWING SUGGESTIONS.
hese few hints on sewing a novice
ever,
piece of soap
ingly smart.
clothes when
scallop
It takes
ce with thread and needle.
pattern are cut a-llttle larger than
patterns ane overcast coarsely
an over the mold and then fastened,
1
buttons onto garments,
ton over this pin. This allows enf-
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HELPFUL IDEAS.
led frosting harder if a pinch of,
he of the egg. ,
With the bright, crisp October days
here, New York seems more alive than
and the fashionable thorough
fares of the great city are filled with
crowds in new attire which is exceed
Everyone wants new
autumn comes, and,
everyone seems to have new clothes.
The long" top coats and one-piece
dresses which are worn undér
strike one as being of most importance,
this season, though tailored suits are?
them.
at the back and have no belt at all to;
confine the fullness which starts at
the neck a d increases as the coat!
lengthens. ur collars are particular-:
ly good style this fall. Hudson seaL!
boner. kolinsky. fltch, skunk and rab-
illustrator. w
8|_cll_iliiilEN
bit are the pelts most used. Very
often the cuffs argue! matching fur, Hdpd EV"! Yet by Common
too. but in many instances only the sell” Suggestions Given Free
collar is of fur. . by The Lydia E. Pinkham
~---——-—-—— t Medicine Co. ,
NAME SURGEONS TO 9
GIVE EXEMPTIONS Forforty yearaWomen sufl’cringfrom
all kinds of female ills have been writ-
ing the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine 00.
of Lynn, Marta, for advice.
Thus they receive common sense lug:
1 cautions drawn from a vast volume of
experience, and thouaanda of sick wo-
Of the post surgeons appointed in ,‘ men have been “"d from “laid suffer-
this state for the year for the purpose, "‘3' u letters like the following (3|le
of determining exemption from min-1 'hg;;k Ohio. “L
, ..
Citizens Unfit for Military firvlco
May Obtain Certificates from
Them.
dia E. Pinkham'a i
has made me a)
itary duty the following physician's Vegetable Com
well woman. YourJ
Sonative Wash in
were appointed for Fairileld county:
Bridgeport. Frederick J. Adams.', “u“"lllllllllllull
Henry B. Lambert, and George B» jun the thing to
Garlick: South Norwalk Lauren M.‘ ‘ overcome female
' ' weakneaa. lhave
told young mothers'
iAilen; Norwalk. George H. Cram;
aawellaaolderonea
Q.
ill-saint". Richard M. English; Slam-z
. il’
ifnrd. Frank M. Wright. Ralph w. H
, I
(‘rane and Alfred C. Hendonon; l ”ll" mumwmm
iGrot‘theh, John A. Clarke and Thom- ‘ . Mo done for
,aa J..0'Donnell; nodding. Ernest ll.1 1 think W p;
'Smtth; New Canaan. C. B. Keeler. I a ngu.
M t Gertifi too. i
u“ no a ‘my life, as my health was very Ind
. According ttx_ the orders all male
leftm- of the state between the wim'V‘mmtammmy
lot 18 and 45 years desiring exemption]m I began taking re IMI
. ;from military-duty because of mental . I keep theCompound and, ”I"! Pillaon
or physical disability must report to hand man, time."-Mra. Gm.Tll0IP-
lone of the post surgeons for examinauson, 2t Sherwood Court, Newark,0hio.
,tlon and if found exempt will be,;ur-,-AWby dop'ytdyougwfite for fneeuadvice?
i nished with a certificate of exemption dd". 8‘ Pinkhlm odidno
{to be filed by them with the select-lmle- Lmuaaa
imen of the town in which they are Kgfigo .flyfléowoen. lxlrLOSIOl
llinble ‘0 enrollment NEW navnx. Oct. 6.~-John .l
l Those having been exempted by a
‘post surgeon since 1888 and classed
’las permanently disabled will not need Arms Commny, “I, killed by an a»
Donahue. aged 36. a mixer in powder'
house 59 of the Winchester Repeating“
. new at the waistline may be gath-
l, ,.
6&1}! aPrdcticetl q: . :i
{flame Dre‘rr/‘fa/(ing‘. i
3 .(efronr ' ~ ‘:~
{ Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
By Pictorial Review
Overdress Model in Serge and Satin. £
1:".
7,3,,
.17-: Form plait‘af extension in front gore
Lt: and join g cs as notched, leavingl
:5 ', left side a at free above large “0"
mtg: pcrforation in front gore and flnlfl'l
1.3;; for placket. Close mater-back seam
:{Q and adjust skirt to position on on-
' f derbody. Stitch extension of front
E .
gore to position on right underbody
front, upper edge of extension at
warmt-
not
“a
single large “0" perforation in no i
' dcrbody. , ~
v Now, take the overdreu and hcn.
,5 the front edge of front, then gather
4!
\
1.1.8
‘ "‘W I!
'v o "r-rwr “1 "WW
the upper edge. Sew yoke to [oth-
ered edge of front, notch” and
front edges even. Clue under-ar-
and shoulder seams an notched. if
desired, gather at waistline in front
and back, along the erooalilo small
“0” perforations: draw gathe to
the required also and stitch tape un-
. dorneath; or omit gathera and ar-
A frock that will add chic to the range a. ribbon belt “d nah ”0qu
i .
Autumn wardrobe is shown here car- the y" at
. . The ocket is now stitched to i-
ricd out in serge and satin. The ful- tion MP front, with upper edge on:
indicating small “0” perforations:
ered to fit or held in by a narrow belt “"80 “on perforations indicate
.1
"“heaton‘rfibry stiff. Have
‘t
__ “win oven and allow to brow
the enough for ten portion
.‘,i Peach Shortcake.
half on
'powder " d one-half teaspoonful
m ”in - them out in round butterl
(
fl
out}
op with cream and decora
.-
Pineapple Cocktail.
83, add powdered
o cherries cut up and mix
blvidpdhe fruit mixture into six
' ile' bérning. making
M. ”as:
M.V,M‘
a pretty
Conserve.
”I. cool; and add the ’whites
sides of
Ipflnnfiorm \vcll greased and pour the
mugéover the layer. l'lacc antler
milk not bake again in oven.
Sift {our cupiuis of flour with one-
1 of sugar. one-half teas-poo?»
”till chow; five tcaspoonfuls of baking '
of
grated {nutmeg or powdered ginger;
idd t " hirds cupful of butter. Beat
in two eggs and add them to the dry
.hMtnts with two-thirds cupful of
milk. iTos’s an roll on a floured blfit-
W; divide into three pieces.
e in a moderate oven for,_,erved with meals. They may be
‘ e minutes; turn out and cool. made just as pickled peaches are.
Put the: ayers together with sliced
’ f
nd whipped and sweetened , .119,“ used in French dressing in-
eeled pineapple cut in very
sugar:
nd a few whole blueberries.
eic'opktail glasseshto each glass
_ third; two teaspoons of Maraschino
nafcdirum. Some serve this cock-
lby‘fietting fire to each and serve'
Two‘s!- ngfeczgfge: ggzzgltglz: the lower part of the sash with tacks: Like the coat in the illustration, 3
when taken front the oven, set it on'.
a wet cloth for five minutes. .
A dish of cold water in the oven \vi.iI
prevent cake from burning. '
Always pare fruit with
knife. ,- ‘ ‘
TiMELY HINTS.
it is a good idea to kccp a piece of
sandpupcr over the sink to clean pots
i
' 8
n a “M" The New Coats Have Large High
)1
also well represented. The coats look
so warm and comfortable with their
large. high collars that button snugly
to the neck. Many of the collars are
made of fur or fur cloth. which may be
lull in such good imitations that only
a very experienced we could tell the
difference. The iuatcrlals for coats
this season are simply irresistible; so,
H . l
and pans.
Never buy spices in large duantllics
as tlicy iota titcit‘ flavor llt'filf‘x‘ you
,can u°c them.
if you want to be sure that the
bread pudding will be light. add a
little baking powder to it. i . ‘ '
Don't forget to make. grape lclly a! beautiful are tiny in llllf‘ rltfh,ib\i;fl:l _____,____r » .you used to."
it is one of the most useful of am 001°" “‘1 ”9 wonderfnly not :1 e .¥WIf.L APPEAL FROM uTlLlTlES “Nu... Mr. ”wk,“ replied, “my
fiwemm “"9- Without being heavy or Chm“;- COMMISSION. {ciely has its rights. “a well as the in-
‘d SW91“ filmed “We“ “9 “mm“ my me warm enough m the coo * HARTFORD, om. G.-The Public dividual. u scents rather selfish of,
weather. 1
Among the very newest materials;
' arc Bolivia cloth, a rich fabric with a“,
sheen: and burella, a soft open weavet
(somewhat like homespun but very
‘much more attractive and finer in,
quality.
Lemon juice and cayenne are ex-
” stead of black pepper and vinegar.
hen next making white sauce use
olive oil or peanut oil in place of
butter; 7
in addition to these, there.
are the maze well-known wool velours.
—-_.__——-———-—- wool plushes and wool velvets as
Hill" of £000 Clflflrt‘ili‘ 35" makes‘ well as many other fancy coatings. A
ed an excellent. polish for silverware.
successfully cleaned by rubbing “Wright-colored linings. .A. very hand-l
or
”-1—”
the cut side : ‘ld bone with salt.
—.
9f-
curtains "Q have been séhh in the way of linings,|
1} ' When kitchen sash
l
frost and steam. fasten a cord acroaa with cefise.
in each corner.
T,
l t _
' Advertise in The Sentinel. \ thowever. are. on the contrary, veryfuil,
encral.
'to undergo another examination. un-
liens by special order of the surgeon
if certificates are n01 .nled
prior to February 1. 1917. will be de-
barred from exemption for the, pat-
,ancc of the year.
Reasons for Exemption.
The following diseases arc sufficient
cause for exemption; insanity. epilepsy. ‘-d
or mental aberration, loss of sight of
an eye. or pcrmanu‘nt defect of one
both eyes. loan of
speech, loss of anti no or log, or any
other injury or disease which inca-Y
pncllatcs for manual labor.
men can only cxeml't on ccrtificates
of post surgeon. .
«Utilities Commission
jurisdiction
Cdnnecticut Company for'the approval able and erudite a woman as Hen-
of the method of
ltracka on Hartford avenue in East‘.
Hart-ford.
the petition Attorney llcwis Sperxyfll
counsel for
i Bridge and Highway District Commie-i
‘sion raised the obiection that the'
i . . . . .
.pleasing note in the development of, utter .33 ot a subject that c e
. ' at can be1 . - of
Unvarnlshed black “‘1“ 1 .tlie new coats for fall 18 the use iwilhin the scope of the duties of the
. .ion
' oft flannel , I, commisa .
thorptgghly 233,831,:3 3,590.“ milk some ti‘mlportsdi :3“? i2: “2:” “'13:; counsel for the company, said that no
”m” n e e L ‘ ‘ m“ a a r g c r ‘3 ‘der the law of 1901 the railroad com-
showed when the fronts were rolled, mlnsioners were given exclusive juris-
. to s oilin ,rub . . i
To keep out be“! r m D 8 Eppen}; glimpse: pit it 3:2: :30 9295:} diction over every street railway in}
, 8‘”: ° 2mg ,° '° cbmmom “mm the‘atate and the‘Public Utilities Com-i
‘ M c arm “g 00m ‘ 1mission succeeded to the powers and
» his of the railroad commission.
the window with‘ . l‘ls
Vincllned to stick to ,are brown with light blue, and blacuflfihen the commission announced itsr
”decision yesterday, Mr. Sperry gave: ammundutivity.
otice of his intention to take an apt
one orange and one lemon The curtain “‘7”in many “WM“ show ”‘9 "”181“: :93, from the decision ,0 the superior' iglihempdissggdggggagtc
‘ 'n s to the window and kee a much, ,3: ~, ‘ . . ' .
m skin and pulp together. Equal c“ g P closing in the front with gracefully .
Cook until thick. Put
' x
plosion of powder yesterday.
alone at the time.
explosion is laid to spontaneous com}
bustlon.
at mixing for four years.
on top of a freight train from Spring'
field to llarlcm River, was electrocut-i
lie was;
The cause of the;
with sash cuds.
The well-dressed woman should by
. , all means lmveva aim is street frock
Donahue had been engaged: like this in her Fall £ardrobc. It is
ffashioncd in satin and serge. In
A man about it! years of age, riding‘ medium size the .costumc requires
5; yards 54inch scrgc and 3 yards
36-inch satin. The collar calls for
even.
ccnter.ba.ckl
front of pocket.
Arrange overdrcss on underbody,
stitch armhole
edges, together, corresponding notchoo
cvcn;
Close seams of sleeve and 4qu no
notched, leaving cufl seam free below
small “0" perforation and finish
edges for closing. Gather lower edge - .
by coming
0“energised wires in the local railroad
of yard yesterday.
hearing, loss
the clothing.
Select-
GENEROUS.
"You don’t stay home as
on the petition of the monopolize the conversation of
reconstruction of riette.
At the recent hearing on:
Here’s Speedy Rode!
from Kidney Trouble.
:hfl’ml
1WD“
T. Berry. ‘
the Connecticut River
Marin-handout“.
Attorney W. longer bear the pain and misery you
I
i suffer from kidney and bladder trouble.
I The ache acroaa your back grows worse
with ovary move you make.~ and .with
every step you talto. If. not only robs
you of all your strength autonomy. but
it af:ecta the other important organs of
! ache, disordered stomach. fiver trouble.
dltlons that follow kidney trouble.
Foley Kidney Pills help the ick wettk‘
l kidneys to regain their norms. healthy
‘ ‘ When they are again
11:13 to do their work effect your
Inch
symptoms clear up, our went-ideas,
aln urinary and wen nose go away.
rt. . .
cleaner. o ‘- .curved lines at the sides. The beckon“ ______ _____ ‘Igle‘yogfidnelnl’ms can ‘10 ”II-11°. "a
,and Sides are be‘ted' Some models.‘ ——Try a'Sentlnel Want Adv. lSoid everywhere.
1 96 vard 36inch orgnndy or chiffon,
in contact with the
. foundation. Face front ncck edge to 2
The man's idt‘ntltS” inches beyond small
could not be flxcd by anything ubouti
I the upper part of collar about 1 inch
much its;
yesterday look . me to linger around the fireside and
so
3.000.” A. I. m M"
Someday-ft seems-no ifyon canno-
the body as well. Nervousnou. heath. {1
i had eyesight. are only some of the cons,
ve
ed andtblockcd 3
Your .
of sleeve bctwecn double
perforations. Sew. cuff to sleeve
notched, small “0” perforation
cuff at scam of slocve: bring scam
(In)!
no’
in
o.’
hinkc the undcrbody first for a
“o" perfora‘
(‘lqac under-
tions to form a yoke.
arm and slmultlcr scams and born the cuff to small “o" perforation in
3 front. Plait lowcr edge of underbody sit-eve. Sew sleeve in armhole an i
land adjust stay to position. Face llolcllt‘tl, small “-0” perforation ll .
l collar and scw to neck edge. Turn shoulder scam casing in any fulncaa, ,
The pockets and front of the dress
are trimmed with buttons to match
r ll -ollar and front.
or n t those used on the cuffs.
cht comes tltc foundation skirt.
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l’ictorial Review Costume No. 69 23. Sizes, iii to H inches bust. Price.
25 cents, '
#1932515
iw. W
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). . . . _
‘ ‘ “moans—1A'Pint,'2oc;'Pint,'3oc;'Quart, soc. ‘
A. D. MORGAN
-_ - _» .‘south-Norwalk.
" HEVQ'JLLfi-L
Steam Dying 81 Cleaning Co.
i Formerly known a Bridgeport 8mm Dyalng & bleanlnfl Co.
silk Drain”. glovoq‘alanlma and Lace Curtains Cleaned.
H. LYNGE, Prop." LBRIDGEPORT—
oat" rim lit a eunuv
[OilEtwou is .
1511f. M'Glolifuil Illi Mplll
glosr Wetsuits o, s
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as you sense LAUHl
sou '(AUiE we wont
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to mow outs men
lit WM swamp
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