fickorel en Casserole.
Mum sized mackerel.
fl'tomatoes. one glassful
the mnckerel.
“lemon juice. itito the out)
with a buttered paper:
Then take on the skin
Butter the casserole and
B hyer of sliced and peeled to-
Ioeason With the pepptr and
put in a layer of fitsh.
Alba of butter. then more fish.
. tar» flutter and finally a layer of to
‘ Pour in the stock in \\‘lllt‘ll
. 'was cooked. cover with llrt‘dtl'
{add a few more tlabs of l)‘.l'-
0A Sprinkle the t-hoppetl par
onion and heme.
lee Box Pudding.
"1". German HWt’t‘lrt‘lltH‘tilult'.
’ ,ooul'uls hoillng water,
XXXX sugar, yolks
:4 eggs, 1 leaspoonl'ul vanilla.
u lady fingers.
the chocolate iii
and add boiling water. sugar
‘ 1! egg whites beaten stiff. and
- Line a spring form or a tirel-
“firm mound
fingers halted.
19, some of the ehoeolate saurr.
Md more lady fingers. and eon
noting” all the sauce and tiutzeixa
Med. Bet. in
which hours.
if}? with whipped cream.
. Steak a La Casserole.
(1- pound round break. 2 potatoes.
‘ to or 3-4 ettptul stewed tomato,
lift!“ onion, % teaspoouful butter,
blospoontul flour, salt.
l the round steak in o.iehall to
6111111 inch squares.
(‘ube potatoes, ear-
A'ind slice onion l'ttt all ingred-
. in the baking dish, alntotzt eorer
{Hand cake slowly from two to
3" scalloped Cabbage.
r I baking dish and chop lino
"cupfuls of cold cooked eablmge
illlower. Grate one-half cup 01
. crumbs Very finely and one and
Cotter the top with the grated
o‘nnd. lastly, put on a crust of
fiudokumbs. dotting it over with
,8 of butter. Bake in a mod
you until the top is a good
, Vinaigrette Sauce.
itens'poonful of
m1 of pepper. one lt‘aSDOim- washed. lron when still damp and
5011 juice, ”'0 UPGSDOOMNS 01 the clothes will look like new.
V orsley, three tablespoonfulsl'
all, one and a half tablespoon-t
Mix together th-ii‘
ley.‘ onion and ’DPDDPT- M" spirits of wine and then the stains‘nkirta are worn very short. and [the
them and stir in tlie,\‘iuettar 'will readily come otit if washed with models are either plain or pleated.
\ ' JWith szgltteolored skirts are worn
' 'soap and water.
To Cure a Sty.
tine of the simplest as well as
‘ 0! most «hilarious methods in to apply a
It“) 0011095 of ”mm“- 1‘11“? 0‘ poultice of fresh tea leaves moistened
a lemon, one eupt‘ul of stock
' tablespoonful
Yawning). one tablespoonl‘ul
parsley and ont-rlialf cupiut
no water This will cure a My on
like I‘}r in it ttr_\‘ rhort time
To kill tltt‘ odor ot’ eooking pui
tlrieu orange peeks on a red hot .~tot~
or on the bark ul a ma] range and it
will not U‘ll} kill the otloi ltut \\ll‘
ll‘lt\t’ a fragrant one
To Remove Rust from Linen.
l‘se lemon joke or treatii of tait; l'
Should l‘i'llt 1' full, soul: the t loth our
night ir ~ will!» \ . day rinse lll
two dinerent t~.. r.~t .:.l lay iii the
sun Wet hourly iii lemon .lllllt , tlo-u
>oak in t-lear water and you \.t|l lo tk
lll min for the rpot.
To Restore Velvet.
Steam titer a hot iron (‘(t\t‘l't‘tl \\llll
.t tramp t-lolli. hut‘do no: hruslt u‘iie: .
badly crushed.
Washing Luce.
There is a great deal of unneeoa-
nary mystery made about the washing int; d“
of lace. As a matter of taet. the re-
sult depends more upon the drying .
than the washing. Make a mild suds «boy
of warm water and a good white Soap.
Let the lure ll‘lltttlll in it a few ml".
rites. then nutter-2e it in the hand lilae
a sponge llettvat llll.‘ llll‘Ulllill Hit--
t-essive ioapy watt-rs until the Ittee .~
«lean and lllt- \\'lllt'l‘ that is ntlllt't‘lt'tl
ottt of it is not soiled ltlnae it llil'ottuli
two or time (lear waters. and into
cation llllll
tit 8H0lllll an ill All or DRESSING
Her Practical and Formal Dreisel.
‘r‘or intit-tit-al wtttr. the young turl rotors are \err murh in H'idrnw
ot’ the popular woois. Some of the latest runs are dark
relotir.-, green twitlt line yellow lilies l'Ol‘lulll!
There ih;thet-k.~. Other.) are iri solid block
u k' trt~ dresses
lllmttlt'ltllll, Checks and plaids.
trimming on these
perhaps a toueh ot head or wool eni- and other pretty color t'oiuhinattotia.
broidery, a contrasting \
tat-he ltl'ltlll. or tint braid applied in NEW YORK POLICE HEAD
large assortment of lush»
. brow ll nlllil green liar, not
d llt‘ ol the good titiviee l’oliee l'om~
he" .~ot-‘1.ll uranium. >t\m-l
it I It may h.t\'e lit .‘
wry tlttlml‘rllt- tll‘t'.H
.‘ll\tr il::~llt- elotlts
tlrt 55, or rlM' ot’ r2li"'r er gold tissu-
l‘ttle or blight
apiieot and white are the rotors rapt“
eially adapted to the youthful even-
Some delightful trot-ks are
(‘Ultlptint‘d of layers of tulle lti differ-
:it harmoniliug color,
e the other. and the merizlug’ot
these, colors pl‘tltlllt‘t'~ tt
artistic efteet.
If the >eleetion of he: exerting tutti: ‘ Telll why everyone nltould drink
plies a hill many titttlls oi
and etiry one klltl\\> ll
utetit trout her sportt tlo lt|h. hpo.‘
__ . - _.._. __.- .7 a.
ship on i:t:o‘d;.'.~ ttt \\r‘-(.'l or silk jersey
in a tantra-sting enfor, llipdength
Hair: oi alumni and film-y wooln are
'4th frequently nf'f‘J. The accepted
trimming tor winter sports suits is
either for or leather.
St-ott-h plaids and tlit‘(‘k5 in bright
efforts in golden brown and blaelt,
.—-———-
TELLS HOW TO DODGE ILL
NEW YORK. Dee l.‘l_ "llnw to
tlodue trouble" might well be the H»
missioner Arthur Woods i> distribut-
lllL' in 300mm: pamphlets, rartldll post
ert and 1,000 mot Le slides. And most
(ll lti< advice in as Hood for a dweller
dog-Lhun.‘ h”; littl'llll or (“1”er in an) American twin ti< tor the pit
tqt iu'. titlnitdln; on tlw- eet-asion lor 11“" "l ”W lil'll‘UltUlh. Read and on
.‘1‘l‘\l’
You Who Walk
llou't run :lerosx' Nll‘t‘kls lliruuu‘;
my tutti '. 'I“te l‘llfiltfi‘l man I knot»
raw < of “dirt lllll‘lj. minutes a day.
why rtCk VUUX' life to sate lite sev-
“f her ltiltl~ (rowing file sli't‘l’l',’
('iors >l"l‘(‘ln‘ at erossinua ott‘.‘-‘-
9-.
__.,..__ ': ~ ‘ ~ —\
l Jump from Bed l
g in Morning and
l Drink Hot Water ii
hot water each mornlng l
’ before breakfast. '
“- it
Why i~ man and woman. hall the
'itue, teelinr. nervous. despoudent, wor-
the last drop one smallduuip (If hill" Rut-h bright. titty w'--:.< in: ate it it‘. tried; some dam: lll‘lltlflt'll)‘. dull and
“Film“ till“ Drhportion must 1.. in? tor m...“ (an ““‘L‘ “up.“ it“ still” ll uuntrunp; home days really int-apart
Elllllllr'SHX gum arahie rile of a p
solre. Lay the laee, tat-e down. on t‘
gently into shape. Lay a cloth orer
it a'itl press llll nearly dry, tlttti till it
from the llanuel. pirlt out and sumoth
any t‘tht'h‘ that may llt‘t ll it, and when
it lg: quite dri. lay it on the llltllllt‘l‘
again. With the rteth oter it. and )Ill‘>\‘
smooth.
Very trequt iilly when t‘l'llltl'flliltfll
the “hilt-h lrom the yolk.~ ot‘ eggs the‘
yolk l)t‘('lllltl‘-4 broken and tails Intu‘
the white. llip a cloth in warm water
wring it dry aittl tout-h the ytt‘lt with}
a corner of it arid the yolk will llllllt‘l‘"
to the cloth and may emit) he re .
moved. '
l—_ .
Chilblain Remedy. ;
Get a lO-eent plug .of tohat't-o: putl
in a dish with a little water to dump
on one <itle of it. When point: to
bed peel off .ttttlit-ient wet lobar-en letttl
lo bliltl seturely on the ('hllblaitix‘. llzt
peat until cured. it will not takel
long. it the sufferer can manage to}
apply the freahly wet leaves in the'
morning also. and wear them all tltty.‘
they will be eured mat-h quicker. I
. — l
To Prevent Color Rtmnlng. i
l
Add a out‘ttl of vinegar to the
water in titieh the clothes are
Ferrarass Stains.
Brass stains should be rubbed with
1
~-——- ‘ l
l
l
" joy and
to a pliit of water) and allow it to tlis- hm”
Snort: Dre" of Green and
'atutl lay Hint)». u
It we all would pruttlee insideiiptlr
mot:- tititlltlt-tl m tlw moti- tlotltth “It-'- “hut H Kratifrinx than?!" “0“.“
board entered with llllllllt‘l. and pull "'tl‘u‘
":tlte plaee. Instead of thourztuds of
‘lilll-Hl’k, amemiolooklng .«ouls with
any. muddy eotuplexrow we should
we Hands of happy. healthy. rosy-
heekrd people every where. The reti-
~on i.~ that the human system does not
,ltl itrelt‘ t-ae'i day ol' all the “AIM“
wlut ll tt tit-rututilatea under our pres-
.nt motto of living. For new ounce
‘ .t‘ loud and drink taken into the sys-
.L'lll nearly an ounce of waste material
:uwt be carried out. elm lt/ferments
ml fer .‘.‘~ pttzmaine-like poisons which
ire absorbed into the blood.
Just .as necessary as it is to (lean
'he ashes from the furnace each day
before the fire will burn hrlxht and
hot, at) we must eat-h morning clear
like inside organs of the previous days
. ‘flt't‘llnltllnllml of lntliuestlhlo waste and
body toxlnn. Men and women, wheth-
er sick. or well. are, adviwed to drink
eaeh morning. before hreakftint, a
alass of real hot water with a ti."-
spoonful of limestone phosphate in it,
an a harmless tneanu of wanking out
of the stomach. liver, kidneys and
bowels the lndlgestible material. waste
sour bile and toxins; thus cleansing.
_s}weelening and purlfying the entire
ialimentary canal before putting more.
food into the stomach.
Millions of people who had their turn
at constipation, bilious attacks, acid
' :slomach, nervous days and sleepless
WW“ lulghts have become. real cranks about
ltho morning inside-bath. A quitrter
}' pound of limestone phosphate will not
cost much at the drug store, but is
aufl'lcient to demonstrate to anyone.
its clennalng. sweetening and freshen-
|ms oflect upon the 323253;.
I _
IWatt-h l'ot :‘« lttllllf‘lliull.‘ ritual“.
.V' “l allt‘itili! lt) t m.» :i fillt‘l'd \\ll‘i
1a bundle oi titlttirt-lltt mer your head
i
.or reading it newppitpet
You Who Drive
llott‘t imagine you! are uttliiti your
rialiti if you 1'!) to t'u- ntuittnuui
slwt‘d allowed by law You must not
endanger th- >itlt'l) of others,
Your respousthiltty does not tlld
with the honking of the horn when
others are in your path.
Your automobile may lw under eon
ti'ol; but how about the min r tel
low‘n'.’ Hw may be a ""tlZ) man You
don‘t know
Burglar:
\\'ltt-it _\ot leate )out lllillrt' ttwu'l
adttrtlite the tart h) pulling down the
letter lion :ttyint' that you will it-
hat-k :tl Flll'l and .‘lllll a lime Sit :lt
thietes proltt liy \lltll allure
Hindu; or V) lt-it‘ttrii: it not» 'll t'o
llt‘ t'iirolul not to admit .‘lruHQVT‘
to your hotne or :vparinitnt.~ \lttltt
thtm- who tlttllll to he amino or ii.
‘\0'T} |m_\:: ~ltow tli’eir t-rtltden
lltll‘. ll lll "l‘ltlll ohm.“ trlvplmiit'
your ('Ellle’l‘1 l‘llllllli)t‘i' luloi.- .olnttt.
ting him.
When your hunt door hell l'lllKNJ
:tnl you pra- ~ the tuition and no one
run A: to your apartment. nottty the
iatiltor lllilllt‘tllalt‘l) You may have
lltlnlllll‘l .t llHt-f.
Disease
llt‘filwt'l your neighbor as lllUt'll RS
yourself. Itou't heat your rllarz or
stir up ilrll9~ so that your dirt will be
blown into his apartment to fall on
his food or he hl‘t‘atht‘d by him.
Don't throw" yotir garbage or when
at the ram provided. and don‘t fill
them to overflowlmr. Doti'l leave
them llllt‘ltt‘t‘l‘l'tl.
Don't buy fish, meat, or l'mit ‘frotu
tlll‘t)‘ llt‘:llt‘l'.~_ \\llt) fall to pt‘tilert 'lrl'll
wunw from duet. dirt and flu-ti.
THIEVES RAID TOBACCO BARNS
Use Auto Trucks to Carry Away Bun-
dlea of Valuable Leaf"
The lltiitjortl polite hate been not
llietl of wlt'tlmale tobat-to thefts in
neigli‘loriuu towns anti their assis-
tttnee has been tl‘kt'tl in an effort to to
«ate the llii-t'es. (in November 20,
.ludd tlrttn‘t barn in Walnut": “an r'l'r
lied and l“"lll)“lllit' ltlllllllt‘n oi lifil
\t‘r'yl‘mf: tiff)" liltlltdr until \H‘l‘t' :«to
len. (in “'e'lnestlay', a harti owued l'_v‘
Mrs. .\lartin lawman at Station ll.
lilti‘ltlillttll‘y, \\‘.'t< rnhhl'tl til lot‘ly 4'1!
ty-pouiul llllnlli'“.
lt i~' thought that an ttttlt‘uioltill"
ll'llt‘k i: ltt'lll}. used in these raids;
and the l‘ :llt. tilllt‘lltln in the rural
tll.'tl‘l.‘l~' :t ~\\mklt‘.g on that thvor)
Toliat-to g-i't 2' tra‘ \\'l‘lt b’llll littio it
part of ti. . ‘rn‘ll‘: t'op in ihtir
tdit‘tlfi Hl‘l‘ ‘t "‘\l Ht r llll‘ ”10'9“
tntl lure . L- l mo: 4:13 to 2:1:i'd
t! ir li'il'l‘ '.
CCNNEC‘.‘ 7 T (“‘"PANY’S AP-
PEAL HEARD
ttitt'i‘i"oiti>. no». 12.7Tlit‘ l’uhllo
l'tilities Commission ltrttrd tr‘day the
ltmlt‘hl of the (‘oiiuertlrut t‘ompttny
from the Board of Alter-turn of Water-
ltury. whit-h refused to approve the
construction of a Mark on North Vine
atreet. in Waterbury. to rttn to the
Chase Rollin: .\i la. The city desired
that the reintany pare on all sides or
all? track: and have a Human at the
crossing: :il:.t) that the (mummy
should remove the trucks on three
niontlit-t’ notieo. The Connecticut
Company had no objection to station-
lnt: a flagmnu, hut balked on the par-1.
lug expense.
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Sentinel Adm-t. Pay. Try one.
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' (gory of’rcion‘édl if . .
ome Drew/”(along p
péwonr
Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
By Pictorial Review
\
Junior Frock in Blue Pique.
:ii; . lurk lttnttlt tlo‘t‘tlrle ”TI
1. Htlioity . New
699i
\ Ill-“MK little l‘totlt tt' l-lt:e
pique made \\llll separate Home and
linrpn-et', lion lilnited skirt. Nut-en»
Itt-r strap-t are joined to the to;- o." 1!..-
rtttilgitl lu-lt to \\l:lt'll ole tiflttrlttd
pot-lieu itltlt “\Il‘.
.\ \‘eri i’t-lelti‘tg: 'Illlt- l'rot-lt i~ this
in blue pique \\lill llll~ll|l‘l (I‘lu‘lll'l
luttttotm for the ttirtxmtitg. It i< lll:ltlt‘
“lllll'ltl :t lilting: ltll'l eo:i~ixt< ot' uep
lll‘lllt‘ l-loltw had two Inlet-o platted
hklll. l'ollar 'l‘tl elitiu may lie of
l‘lllltrfi‘tlllg multi‘iizl. il‘ (lt‘sll‘t'tl. The
lower edge of the Home is: gathered
to a u‘uidlvautl, while the twopiree
Imiplailetl .‘llll‘ t-lowea at the left
~ivlt~fttnttt under a Hail. Tliete is‘ it
riraiizltt wide belt at the top of the
tkirl to within tlu‘ front :or.‘ I‘Vlt‘lltl“.
luring went-d to the top of the kltirt.
l’nney porketv with l‘t‘Vt‘rw‘ are ad
jtt<ted at the «idea,
In tittwliunt ~ite ‘lu‘ drow rennin".-
3‘. yard; Il'i‘im'li material. with 1
yard of l‘l'lllll‘! 11;. int-lies'wivle for
the \l'fll~'|llfllttl.
The liomn dr‘wuaker will f‘ud the
die“ very dun-lo to make. l‘irtt t~lr<e
tlit- underarm and -ltouldr~r wanna M
null-had, then turn the item in front
I‘lllilt'll. (lather lower edge of front
Pit-torial Review Dress .\o. 69“. hires,
V
mt!
Economy Sale This
Week
. East India Tea Co.
lot. 371 .
Home. Clllltl t'ronti on“. with
Int.» lll-li‘it' ~ t.‘
lamination lll ozii‘tiiaitd
. <'ntl 'Il'ulll tilde." tllpt it) I.
(t;'t~ tor it] t‘lt': ‘ u||| ;_:l"t'l a “t. notch.
‘ Ithtr ll]:“ t' “kllt
foratiouc. l‘l'lll; folded. I‘d-gt“ it
tettmiidiui: llllt‘“ of ~m:tll "o"
atlolis. :tinl l-tli‘jz i‘ttldt-l erlge'
«‘i‘lK‘ of the tenth, ll\t‘l‘ to ill:
#3“ ltt‘ll to til-iii t-tltzt)
t-i' skirt, notehes
even. slit» the lu-lt underneath the, ox-
:tt l‘flllfl it ill oi‘ t'tui.‘
lap tight t‘t‘oi‘t I‘ltt“ ti' l-ti: t'i. tell,
trout- and livid: for ll"‘:nl":t
,
lt'rt'lF :tlttl t‘w
.\ in.) it" Lt‘l l0
.. r. l in: at. tho
n-t-kt-t .Ilt llL‘ indfi-atht "
The vol-n v do: Mini-s nay lu‘ "mit-
ti to 14 years. I"
l’ZS Washington Street
“WMWWW
0‘. Loud!
(could. o-
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N- -
m DEAR 86v
hillt‘l’ ts wac
monk?
l (on to Mt
ARWnENT will A
our AN‘ lf20‘t $an
soap or am or not
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