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Home Hznts.
tlefore throwing away old wearing
apparel, Ispet-ially boots, waists and
glows. cut off all good buttons, tapes
and sIIaprasteners. These will be
found useful at some time, and very
often .I‘Iave buying a quantity for the
sake of one or two you may require.
it you have an old umbrella, which
.is no longer fit to use, strip off all the
'IIovering, give it a coat of white enant»
el, and use on washing day for drying
small articles such as llandkerchiel‘s,
socks, cuffs, collars and many small
baby things. When not in use wrap
round in newspaper to keep clean.
unnununt I
mm'tuuutnnn
t Although New York is still in the:
grip of winter, thoughts of lighter
clothes to be worn under sunny skies
begin to the forced on our attention.
immediately after the holiday season
the shops begin to show a tempting ar-
ray of thin dresses and light suits, for
it is now that the exodus to warmer
climes begins to take place. Those of
us who either fl'Olll choice or necessity
must see the winter through in the
cold regions, may still contemplate
ill“ 600!) COPKINQ
Cheese Fondu.
cnpfuis of mild cheese cut in
t plows, one cttpful of water his»
crashed into crumbs, two cupfuls
1k two eggs well beaten, salt,
and mustard to taste. Mix
flikegtwenty minutes or rather
' I “at! Bread and Cheese.
Clip slices of bread tnot too
“lightly buttered in a well.
inking dish and cover with
broken cheese, no matter how
Season to taste, and an the dish
tot-note layers of hreid and
“Boat two eggs, add one pint
of milk. and pour over the1
an .cheese.
the styles that are. offered for South
ern wear, for they are a pretty accu-
will
rate forecast of what
I
when spring comes.
be worn
_ TI: 1' £1" III droomc, Etc.
To preserve brooms, dip them for of
Bake 1'31 fl gomlilllllllllf‘ or two in a kettle. of boiling
{suds once a week and they will last
much longer, making them tough IIIIIlI
pliable
t
curried Potatoes.
. large “"1"“ ““1 ”WW“ i“' To keep milk sz-et, add a spoonful
Moonfuls 0W” (“t ““{of horse-radish and it will keep for
fills of boiled potatoes and days.
I" mum pan with the onion, I“ To take white spots front varnishtut;
”m" curry powder, “dd halt” 1‘ I furniture holtl it hot stove lid or platlc‘
Iotjwuer- a “m" 5“" and fllover them and they will soon disapI
of lemon. (‘oIok lt‘ I Ininutts peat
i To make tough merit tender lay it :l'
‘t'ew minutes in a strong vinIlgar “.1 I
ter.
and _
l
1
Cheese Potatoes.
batons (not very thin)
done. turn into a
17 chopped cheese.
We is melted, and
Iamed potatoes.
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“WWWmi .House Duster With Handle.
3”" ii“; iluy a thrt-IInt dish mop with llitilv
it 1001‘s,“. Dalllpen with furniture polish In-
Season hang outdoors till odor
For mop-boards, over top
‘7 rounds of chairs, also when
. Isulloped Bananas. I sweeping downstairs, have it with you,
land slice firm bananas. -” Iand \ou will not hate to go met- the: n
in layers in a buttered bakltg [no second time _, ,, .
fiptlnkle 9M3] layer lightly “"‘h, it can be washed when soiled. it
We? and butter. When ”WI saves the hands from getting grillll’i“
l-lll D0“? in it cupfu‘ 0f ‘nilh also litany u backache, for the handle?’
“Cam, cover, bake. 5l0\"l\’ one. jg long enough to 5““) 3 lat (if gun)“.
I ’ r.Whlte
he‘d remove cover and brown Blouse °f Ch fion with 0"“
'0', kerosene:
It‘VllDill‘l’llt‘Ii.
‘ ~ iol‘ doors,
. t
. Iing Tusour Skirt.
, ~ - t M t The IlIIlitttte linger to times this sea
’DCIICIOUS Dessert. '
pieces of stale light mkfll ' T° Prevent Ru" °" Kmves soil is (ll George? III. chiffon clout ornet
I t ' P ’ ' ‘ t N k0”) knives bright, when not inI 'lll(‘b't‘ fat the more formal dresses
cake. is best). spread it itch.-
V am or jelly, and make a cus-
pour over it. Make it early
tit get thoroughly chilled, and
isn’t nice. ‘
4.—
daily use, wtap them in tissue papI.r
if, howcter, they ute to be stored for
my length of time, it will be advisable
,o grease (’tti‘ll bin-[II with sweet (Ill be-
“.orII wrapping it in paper.
while for other purposes there are-
.tiIIIIity, t'inc t'oitcs. with new printed
(woven or I-tttltroiderIIIl designs in the
'Iuost attractive colorings lmaginu‘bln.
:NIII dresses are finely embroidered Itzul‘
I'fliililllli III with llt(I_‘, w hile tho «I of chil-
ton and Georgette ate. adorned with
Substitute for Whipped Cream.
l \dd a sliced bununu to the white ol
i
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t
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Succotash Soup.
contents of a quart can ml , :Iht ubiquitous IIIIIhrolIIIIry in class-
the cal; and beat until still the bi .
to two cupfule of hot watcrl . . . , stitch, heads or Ilnrniug stitch.
nttna will IIIIIII'IIly,Iltssolvc and you
r this until the corn and . . . The New Colors.
will have a dthcious substitute for,
ender enough to pres-t
puree sieve. Cook a table- I
‘I’ f butter in a tablespoonfuil
i add two oupfuls of milk.
ling blend with the soup.
-ning of salt, pepper, on-
lety.. Serve with a spoon-
ipped cream on top.
(horn is one of the most fashionable
colors for the coming season. it has
)ttlrcady been launched by parts with
great success; furthermore, it is the
true color of spring and for that run.
ton most appropriate forthls season
of the year. There is a delicate cn-
nary vellow used both for afternoon
and evening gowns which is quite new
and promises to be very much fat ored
'Yellow in any shade. seems to meet
whipped cream
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Brush to Butter Pans.
A small paint brush (thoroughly
scalded before. using) will be fotmd
tvery handy in buttcting cake or pic
:tins, as it will easily reach the corners.
The brttsh may be, kept in the shorten
l‘ing or lard pail and thus be always
ir a can of corn before ready for use. .
i at .an hour. Beat threeJ "' 3with approval. The deep mustard anI’Il
pint of rich milk a up; A G°°d U” h" Old Felt Hats. ‘ citron shades are considered especial
of melted butter salt and; Take a broom that is worn out. ”Cut ly smart for sports clothes.
I. bit of mustard mix all- off all the loose straw, tie an old soft
t
I ll e ththot been able to get away
sweft potatoes are de-
in this way: ,—Cut
I] try in deep, very hot.
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by a few slices at a; Thete’ s no job‘in tilts city‘that. can
rowIn paper dust “"thinot be filled by a really capable}
lto forth a paste. IRub the aluminum-
lf too had been a nod Seutine l‘
tweu with it and polish with soft cloth 3 g
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bapn
“Vite he salary-and with to
SWhite iiouse grounds was not unex»
,pected either the. anti-suffragists con-
‘cel ol' the campaign which began with
3Ilrcss by the flaunting of a banner in
,Ihe House recently.
:of suffrage organizations of the ac-
,lions or the militants, the Connecticut ll‘ldill' ill-4 Ditmd for the new prison.
ill‘t‘lllllt‘i'sl ()f the ASSOCMUOH ()ppum‘dlll \l'lll llHYl‘ llll't‘tJ it’l‘l‘ttCl‘S, Oil \‘I'lllf‘ll
‘to Woman Suffrage are certain thaliim‘
:ltt:tt unless they can pass their amend for “1'01“
.l‘IlSl Imp" “a.” 15 mm.“ to show {no Irtutment \ir l'ilthct said, had not
,ItII-ngth of the sentiment against w-o ‘“ ““5"“ ”ll“ “ 01].. l
'the president of the State
I socialion.
I
campaigns in states where the suit-
I classified adv ertlset. at the time you rage question has come before the vm
=flecured your present position per ers to be defeated, is able to refute
you have found one payltnz lcertain claims made by the suffragists
WINGDALE PRlSON SITE.
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‘onnecticut Suf- l
frage News
Great New York State lmtttutioni
ClooeIto Danbury.
Wittgdate, on the Harlem IItilIIIaIl
within It tompatatitety short autonto I
bile driting distance front Dan'bmy. lI
has been (hosen by the Von loll;i
State l’rI I01 Futmuission as the site of
the great state ptisun that is to be
erected to takeItbe place of Sing Sing.
After a public hearing bald recently
at ElbeIt ll. liar”) 5 office in Nowi
York, a quorum of the t-ItnIIIIissIoIII
composed of Charles ilulkley liub-I|
bell, chairman; Judge Gary, and Lew t
is F. Pitcher, state architect, mind for!
the Wingtittlc site in preference to]
Beektnan. ‘
'i.‘he members of the Connecticut As
sociation Bpposed to Woman Suffrage
express no surprise on learning of the
latest. visit of the suftr‘agists to Prest-
oent Wilson in Washington obtaining
a hearing-“under pretense of present-
ing resolutions and then asking once
more for his approval or the Anthony
amendment, which is to come before
Congress for a vote during the pres-
ertt month. 'l‘he'unnouncement of a
new militant policy which calls for the
posting of “silent sentinels" about the
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The attiOI Hi the totntniss ioII ends
a fight over the \\'inadale site whiIlI
has continued sintII i91L’i‘hI- lesson;
for the choice In Win. dale. accord}
ing to the committee, was a better
water supply, better possibilities for
rewagc disposal, and greater adaptn i
bility for the “firf‘llilt‘t'llll‘l'tl treatment}
lot the prison planned by Air. l'il-I
in spite, of disavowalo by the. heads ("'9’-
Mr.
sidering that it. is but part and par
the interruption of the. president’s ad
i’llt'hcr explained in detail yl'fi'
to be distributed prisoners of{
tthv campaigt of retaliation will be different LVDPH. 0n the lowest terrace
{continued until the time for the V019,.“i” lIII tirifionws Insagcd in lndustty.
tho sumugists realizing, it is claimed, and 0" lllt‘ "Ml retalcitrant ptisonersi
discipline cells Inc to be
me to lite I.I
llllllit‘ is dark. The abandonment ct I‘m-”1‘“! ""“lhllilrl UH ll" highest him
The trusting. ‘
the campaign H. the separate status. of ”l“ hilt‘. “how they will enjov u‘
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meat at this time the outlook for the built
following the fifteen defeats in the. will“? llllil‘il'lt‘ of l'IHl‘t’llO'Ill 'l‘htI
iIII-IIIIsiIIg sttength of the antisun'ra- ‘l' '0 his kill'W‘t‘l‘llK
Itists in all parts of the (Wountty. lierI- '" -l “”50" lb '01“. bill it was a do1 TM‘
in t‘onnectlt‘ul the membership in the WI"P”ll‘m 0f Greek and Roman mam
stIIIII asset-nation increased in an ex- ““0""‘5 i" “hit?“ 'lH‘N‘ Werc differ-
heen IItIIieIi oul'
«tumble to
t'ltllll, albatross or voila.
(fiery (eY’mCric’dl
I‘J‘Yome Dram/taking}
.szronr
Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
By Pictorial Review
’ One-Piece Frock tor the Junior Set.
DI ill
it"Ttl'li‘.
lw tin
with
pcrly,
the shit-
Eng last.
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truth for juniots and gttls in; s
t .\I tilt Itt possiltiliti cs. 1'. :
dcu‘lopnlt‘llt llI
ill” lflrlll. ‘.
Mllitl'l for lttteu’
lilt'lll‘ll bongo
may be omitted,
serge,
tremely satisfactory manner timing “1“ "“145 W" dml‘l'fln tlflh‘ic- 'l‘bI
the past y,ettr and the plans for thu' W“ ””50" ““1 t‘llr‘l probably Sl I’M.
l I
'lhis titsign
IiI \IiopIIII of In st Ive, cloth, albatross,
who or “unveiling.
twl in V tfl't‘t't
'ltigit unit a turn-down t'llllfll'.
long oltlj'plct‘t‘ siren-s, :II‘II gillllt‘i‘t’tl in
neat cuffs.
the front
I nose of their panel cfl'I-I-t. cut
the yoke.
.I'li‘IIrlathiul I'ouiiuI-s the
medium size the tit-sign requires 22;
yards 5~iIiIIch material. .
Although there are several set-lion‘s
to the pattern.
fit-nit to cut.
plat-c. tlII- ~I‘I'llulls on the material pro-
but the cutting
greatly in lllt‘ task.
rial in half,
first the pieces marked
“'l‘T'l‘” perforations. these being the
t-ullar, band (and back yoke) and belt.
The side front has the straight Inigo
, plat-ed parallel with tho sclvage. ol'
the mods and to the front of it tho
hunt. (and front voltc) section is laid.
liclow lllt‘ stII-tiuu IIII-trkcr "L" tho
stone and pot .{t‘l settions are placed,
ltllttk
llt ll
of
\‘II': I'm-I .LI 'l’ the tontfnrtaltlc out pit‘tt
trait youthful
is suitable to
“he
tIi‘
neck may
llllllllllt‘l’
Tim
Stuart liIII-s :IrI- givtn to
nit-l back of the shirt lit"
in ozI-v
llt’ll I:
l n
A straight
waist.
the dress is not Iltl'~
“are is required to
guide lIIIlp»
Fold the Inuit
then lllflt‘l‘ into position
l)_\' triple:
and slecVI-bantls I’lllll~
The pt'eysibilitiri of this design nm
in white it is exceedingly
flannel. The at-
.-,5 pockets at the sidel’
if desired.
pIt-I-entatttm to the legislature of the ('30 “f “hith wound" is now ,u mm;
l
c.
PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN
Inau suffrage among the women thetnvi
III-lies are now being completed by the!
Ibourd or managers of the state body
0n Mondit'y evening January it
(‘Intcr (‘hurch House in New iiuven.!
\liss Marjorie Dormttn presented that
a tNCH MRl’ElitAL t-VI'I'tI nae
arguments against woman suffrage I::
a debate with Mrs. Thomas Hepburn.
IIII IIIIIIttsIIIII III I
SOURLAL‘tD Sl0MtttHI;
attended meeting M'III‘ held at tit-ll." Five Minutes‘ N0 DYSPCPNI, HeartII II
Forum and llli‘ dirIctors of"’the anti: hum Cf any Stomach Misery ll‘i“
:tut‘ftugc otgttnim‘ttion express Inuchf S"“"Ii3ll5“.l- "its“ “Ollltll'lblmllgt‘s'
‘illll‘ll'lt‘llmi tti ”HI lllltlint‘i‘ l.l \llllf‘llluon', llt‘tllllllll'll. (hspt‘psia why" the
the argunttnts ‘Igtinst “Votes {mitt-rod you out hunted. into gases and
Women" “.,,1.‘,J)I,Is,,m‘,d by “ms ilor- stubborn luuvps; your hand tubes and
man. One of the strong points of Miss 3")" ““‘l 5“ 1‘ all“ “ll“‘l‘mbll’
when
it t
to bet oppoztent‘ It declaration thatghmmps‘" " ”“d‘” ‘1“ “0mm“ "”5‘ It: dt 91ch
"Suffrage is coming." \liss Dorman "y “mi" " m“ "“Il1'l“-“- freeze:
fyour It. i‘ .IIII is in a continuous: nIIInt.
revolt—if yItI Inu‘t get it regulated” ”HI
please, for you" :rIIkI‘. try Papo's Ditt-' h'm'
pepsin. it's so needles to have a but}!
stomach—math» your next meal a fay-l
oritc food meal. then take it little llia-l
read off the total in each of tho flfteen‘
states iIt which woman suffrage has
been defeated in the, past three years.
and called attention to the fact that
not once in three vears has suffrage
scoted a victory at the polls when lb!
l‘t' .ttlt.
i’itturial Review Girls" Dress No.
15 cents.
HOT WATER FREEZES.
Ised to puzzle all thinking pm-
“by
freeze beyond It certain (lentil.
Ititpends on a
IIIIezing‘ point.
tltttt'sIIth ton lmcr of water
Don-II m s argument was her s I ‘wheu .‘llll r Wm, the magic in l‘upe‘. IIIlIIz, mess it sinks to the bottom 'ltllmua
I an ml" the, whole pond has to drop to
and then
l('l‘ is It very bad t-ondIII-tur III‘I
‘ I‘rI-czinc
I cctunartttiyoiy
;;Irt'eI'lt.v does it act as a great coat l
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ponds and
most curious fact—
40 duct (’t'S above
h. Id.
On a frosty night, ii I 'u
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Patented Ami 30. I‘W‘
Ht
Sizes, 6 to 15 tears. Price. I
At
l SHOCKER BREAKS FINGER
DE'PROIT Minn
iters do not 1110 young spitball
'l‘his such effectite \"'I0ka
American league club last stason h I z
I‘nttmoly, that wutvt is at its hemiest broken mu index
it rent-hes
‘25. ——Urllan Shocker.
pitcher who out
In the \icw Yuri:
finthr of his ll"'l
falls lo 101
beftuc any of it car}
At last it is all C(Nlli'll to ttn‘t .
Ittv lN‘tz-lis in “MI";
'l‘hoi'Pfot‘e it shuts
air from the his hodt‘ I»
warm water untim-
'i‘lIe thicker it. gt‘lh the Inuit:
ofl‘ 111';
issue has been before the electorate [Densim There will not be any Ills- land that IIsI why-even ItlIII IAIcIIiI bet
I tress-eat “mm“ for}. it I because. IIt‘I-an newr freezes beyond It ttw marltttble
'lhe l't‘orum is a feature of New Hui ! t'tIIc iIt tlticltnesrt. I
I. . Il’upe's mapepdn ”really does” regII-i relitt
I‘ll“ S (We 'lilc, tutti has entertained __._.__.._..,._-.___
Illlflnl' noted speakers on qustions mIlalc Ive eak otttof—nrdct stomaths that
l," I t its tuliliom of sales annually.‘ 1
the dav With the a roachl ' v l Jun i I
pp 11" ote in, Get a huge fifty Lent, case of Popes
. .onrcsontl , . ' ‘ I ' . " S-
ad [bake in a fireproof dishlfle1t hat. 0": ”'19 :nd’ :nd lloud "A: limit dark blue, for, in spite of nlttny’nmg tit: intergtwftmfln squfrage “bu: Diapl‘ilsm from any drug store. It is thfér writ::(iillffie‘illxi‘iL‘Zags £ng
[dish of. hot water. f‘ooltIfflave a 3°10 ”0 ‘5 er or tar “00‘ .people being tired of it, Fashion com-fox: 'and 'a ainst ‘wl "3 “from ' 0" the quickest, surest stomach relief and l: rtafy :1 3'05: 11 Fol etti his wife
'are set. 0°” or “‘0 ,ttm. sidcrs it correct for the tailored suit g ‘ otuan 3“ tage ‘5 cure known. it acts nlntost'like magic a or .' .p .g ’ . ‘
. naturally greater titan ever. \liss . and thetr three children were com-
_ I _ and the $3, and it is much too practical Donna is 1 S k -—it is a sctentific. harmless and DIP-85' cited '0 walk clad onl , in their “MW
IsWeet Potatoes. ; To Clean Aluminum. a color to be discarded. ‘ pea H of national 'repu ant stomach preparation which truly p ., . 3 '
Mix It little whiting with cold water lotion, and through her experience in .. clothing. half a mile before they 00an
belongs in every‘honle.—~Adv.
Don't. waste the days in waiting
for a tenant under the impression
that Sentinel classified advertising is
WINSTED FAMILY BURNED OUT I
I WINSTED. Jan. {IL—Driven
reach shelter at a neighbor‘s house,
according to word received itercinte
today. I’l‘hey suffered: keenly front the
bitter cold.
and au‘alisoiutn IgtziI-lt t‘llt‘t‘
RHEUMAHCS
VENlllltl 0tll
INo Longer Dread Wintct 'sChangeabih
Weather
"\‘cutronc l‘res-Itiption ml" t‘oIInIld-e
the antidote for uric. acid gives 1v-
almost, immediate:
t-n
result r,
. rheumatic sufferers. -—
, This is
trout
'The loss on the. home was
now testified to by mail!
local sufferers and what is better than
home testimony?
it you have rheumatism, he assured
\that you may get rid of it.“"“.\‘eutrona
Prescription 99" will banish all acher:
and pains, timber up those sore inflam—
ed joints and aching muscles
votu tituggist and get a fine or $1. till
bottle today, it will produce resultI,
on can distinctly
Mail orders filled on $1.00 size—+1.
Go it-
feel it. NOT hint?
' ‘ Lt (otttGST
' Tt-twb YOU
COULD
HAVE? l
sentinel "Ht-lo Warn-m" Ads. closely I chance for useful service. too ”19%concernlng: the “demand", for ”"330“. ggggsll‘ti tin-12?}: -y§‘§£.§lfifie§§ net,I:fl:,::im TM gprt‘nsL A' blend, South Nomalh—Adv' ‘P "
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