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Source of Waste.
a. family of ”‘1‘“ b“? “5"" Another fruitful source of waste is A great deal of voile and Immune:
C315 th‘h weigh 3 pounds WC“; allowing servants to order groceries. ““1 lit‘ 12: Hi this SDI'IH‘I‘ The CCIUDN‘NE
,lmm in small pieces, and fry all If this practice is tolerated the month- of the stoIII: aIII alrcadv overflowing
legs, thighs and wing (tut in p,- or quarterly books contain many with Ioiles oI all desctiptiIIns; plain.‘
, wishbone pieces. and breasts items of which the mistress has no sprigged, figuwd. etriped and checked.
{1 (1 two or three times. This is knowledge and n is then too late to lioI (lt-‘It‘ll materials, too will have It
, for two meal: Stew the re- refuse payment, And also, if mistresS: 'place anion“ -tl1e lashionabie fabrics,
III lining pieces IIIIIItheI tlil\,1ldtlln}; so looked after their own books the \Hlelllvl printed.or cmbroidcted and
‘ ion to site body to the broth. IIIInicious custom of giIing commis 'whether of cotton or silk.
(thin with macaroni or dump siuns would not so materially elfeII'j Plain voile combined with linen in
booked in it does for anotlIvI tin» Imploye r's pockets a matching tolor has been used in the
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The remaining meat 1 :lip , The. moral of all this is than nil-I fashioning of some ol the advance
from the bone..:. making a gravy Iresses should see to it. that there is spring dresses. and, though unusual,
the broth, adding milk, then
31? with hot bakiuv ,'powde1 bl‘illlll.
dually there is enough meat left
to a salad.
no waste in the kitchen even of moat-lite. combination is entirely pleasing.
trii'les which cooks (- naider 'don‘t A. wry pretty model was made with
matter.” 'a long Russian blouse ot‘ voile edged
“llut what can i do with a few oddr.‘
and'ends of vegetables, a scrap or;
‘meat or a few crusts of bread?" per,
haps you ask if you arc one of illoo'“
housekeepers land there are hun-|
dieds of them) who really want to cut'.
down the ever increasing household.
r'expcnses and still do not know bowl
0 go about doing so. ‘
There are any number of things that ,‘
can be done with lel‘tovcr vegctablcsq
lt’ tlII-rI: arc sufficient for another meal : ‘
dlle may be steamed and surged again. I
if on]: a small amount is left they;
Inight‘be utilized in I: salad. Nothing!
is more delicious than II mound_of coldL
vogctables nicely cut up in a bcd of,
lettuce leaves. the whole well sprint
Med with French dressing. l’eas.§
‘bcnns—cithcr string. wax or lima-l
carrots, beet t..:t,.cttulil'lowor in fact. ul-‘
,tnost any vegetable can he ulllizcd In;
this way Smcral colt] Vegetables com-i
‘pined make a delicious: salad and of- l
for a way of making splendid use nlI
'smc Ill amounts of left otcr vgc ctublcs I
if you do not can» tor the I: Ilad ideaI '
use the left oIIIr vegetables to make ttl
Iood soup, or they may be tluown into}
a casserole dish with any bite: of meat .
whiIlI may' remain from a prcvlotls.‘
meal. The result will be A rich sub 0'9“ 0f Flue V°H° With Irish Crc-I
stantial dish which will cost I Ch“ Collar
gunning, ’ lIvitlI II sleep band of linen and, paving
" As for leftover bits III‘ erIl. tltc' ”l“ ""“k and sleeves finished “1”!
tlst‘n '10 which thcy Ian bII put are lII I-lillwllll‘l" b‘md“ 9" linen. Th“
”I"? They can be bum-"Id in ma, was. made enlitcly of linen who the
oven crushed with a Iolllng pln anzl blouse worn (tl't‘l' “-
put in jar: to ho used in crumbling in W“ blue ‘I‘md 3“.“ “'
fig” Corned Beef. More PaIaQabIe
and Better Slicing.
got 5 pounds of corned beef
kettle of cold water cover and
ll,‘ until water tastes real
loud at! most this water a‘:
gain with hot Water. When
dd mustard. vinogar. and
mixed to I’ paste. Two table-
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Wr lickew; bolltmtildone; then
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filial! cup of butter, 1 cup tannin.
.msq’! cup sour milk 1 teaspoon
,1 cup raisins, '2‘ 2 cups lloIII.
'ttpnonful cinnamon, 11‘ teaspoon
tom. Cream butter anti spam“
all 5911th Pegs. Dir: solve
.pconfuls told wtatcr, tand lit. ill I
file hour mil‘z. tombinn Ill“
‘. . who and llour It‘rad
{fin .ralains and add. Zaire. 43
nslqw oven. ,\iII.‘ cs 1 loaf.
hon I
II lllnpl
Plain Leaf Cake.
cup butter, 1 cup sugar. 2
_3bbntcn. 2 cup milk, 1 ton
on extract. 2 cups ilour, 2
pound. baking powder. llcat
Br and sugar till light and-
' dd the \IIIllbIIItten eggs.
,Jnilk and" llavorim‘. and
the llour and baking: powder
other. Beat well and bake;
ke [Ian about 45 'lllllllllefi.
Or a on the netk and front ol the waist.
(.‘ollarlesa necks in equate.
',IIIll.: for layer at crumbs.
'lI-sI-atl pudding can be lllltdt‘ from thceII
pieces which sccmcd useless.
Thcrc are any nnnIlItIr of ways of the creators 0f 515495"le “1959 are‘
cutting down lllt" household IIIIIII II W6 not universally becoming. and fortu-
only an Iv how, and with the cost at much those who cannot wear them
living mowing higher and hnghcr It (all take H‘llth’ 5“ the 1“3110?th 59“.-
behooves llll ltousowites‘tn learn these tolled N'll‘ll‘I one or the other 05
Ivnysutitliout further delay ,‘IllllCll may be depended upon to suit
’ Home of the very uoweaI
Ievcry face.
to tan: are high. with a large turned
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bu MIIk Chocolate Cake.
find l-2 cups sugar, 1 table-
I‘. 2 eggs beaten liirlttly.I
% ocoa, l-Ii cup boilingw water'
ogefiter and set to cool: then ~
”up sour milk with 1 teaspIIon-‘ , To Keep Cut Flowers In” portion doubled back and extend
[‘0 keep cut flowers in gooIlIcondl . .
ti Stir ed to ll) w tl ., ling below the base of the (ollnt in a
Ii tablr 3° 9‘2] l ' (“1’3 .tion clip the steps II little daily 'l‘lII- roundcd outline
espoon I,anllII 14 tea- . '
ores at the end of the stem are apt One Of the $13.10,. in low collars
to clog and by clipping them it allnww which still retains "(,er favor is
the pores ‘0 reopen and'tlte flower .sccn in tin:I sketch. The collar is to
will be refreshed by the water it "9"Irish crochet on a dress of fine voile.
“NW"; ll "1““ also 1’9 borne in "m“ which is simply made with a gathered
that all strings or bindings as well as waist and a tucked skirt For ‘1“.
wires should b-I removed so that there light fabrics of spting and summer “the
will be no obsnuction in the way of tucked models are always good.
itlIII II atcr reaching the blossom itself.‘
Trifle" Strawberries. if you value your cut flowers and do-
!!DI'UIS" Cf *‘m‘l'b'wl‘io‘i l‘fu'l sire to have them with you as long as
2 a lemon. 3-4 (“Infill IOY possible under' no condition allow the
toad one hour. Add a (up :diréct rays of the. sun to shine on_
r; pour into freezer pack them. .
with ice and salt; tutu I'or'l' .
When frozen serve in! A good adv. pays best in the best
2; with a berry on top. paper. ' . : l
Gilbert Cake.
sugar-,1 cup raisins. 1 cup
Ia, 1 rgg. 1 teaspoon soda. 1-2
olbvcs,1 tablespoon syrup.
malt-e still batter.
Atflhor—«Wlty do you charge me
more, for pilntlng this time than us
did? ,
Publisher—Your new novel
":3 dull the compositots were constantly
. -lalllng asleep over ltw—‘Exhange
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«Advertise in The Sentinel,
'n.
, in ltanbury
lvil Int-I.
' ,gwaona really favor. bar“ a
up throughout the III-IIIIty-l'onr hours
,‘tIltllll be showing II llnIIt rel: I'.IIIl for
- low
skirt IldIII-t l‘t'lllll dry—hoods Inuit-hunts: in
These costutunsllhcso men It was brought ottt that
lute we“: git; In out of them were passing goods on:
I-quucltcs. 0‘ any other dish which (III a contrasting touch by embroidery tlu- counter
month
and oval outlines are being offered by man twain: Hill'ltlylnfl human needI
Suggested That stars and Stripes Be
Taken in at Night. ‘I
llags seem to be in great demand
at the present time. 82:,
demand all III II the na,
goodly number are to be:
'l'.'ll llyinl.r not only in the business
.I'i‘t'llDll. but also in l‘lft‘ residcntal
:Iettion. It in it patriotic night. But‘,
Illuy are in
13m. and a
\whiic it is considered better to have:
an American flag of any kind living,
ill the wind. at any or all times on},
d y or night, than no liar. at all,
is. is suggested that much better con-I.
:oIzIIIIy to the established custom ofl
I‘L-In; the stars and stripes. I:ould be:
sthn if all emblem: were taken in;
at sundown. '
in the army and navv It i.: accord;
I'm; to ord'h: that the emblem of out
co I.Itry is hauled down at sundown,
anti not allowed to remain out all,
III-,I‘Il llut custom onlI hietails In
In (mid to the flying III II flap, l)\ Ii~;
lIIIIIIl: of the tint: on the NH
Halt at night, In: it ‘\ll\t‘l~' IInIl undu- lnu
l:I .;. under the «Vinny ftom electric.
llIlIltI I‘Iccastonally cast upon it. Some
tho flag
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'llut Iit la pointed out ltanbury
Restored to Health by Lydia.
were useless and ooh uh
I, would help me, but Lydia E. l’inkham’ s ,
\I-geto‘olu (omIound bar: proved it,
:IIInII- persons hove IIIIIIaIlIIId on the‘ otherwise.
halll and can do
from
buclInch; or iii lines could scctlIelIt:
tcrsv'ntten by women Imade well by Ly-
IIiiIsei.. for itch fol advice given free.
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E. Pinkham’ 3 Vegetable
Compound.
Fulton, N. "I ~— “Why will women;
fly out their money for treatment and l
receivc no benefit, 5
when so many ha'. e i
raved that IIydial
.l’inkham's V cge-
table Compound.
5 will make them I
well? For I 11
'em' I ;u5fcred sol
rom female Weak. -
ness 1 could hardly, '
stand and wasg
afraid to go on the ’
street clone. Doc— ‘
tors said medicines
operation ,
1 cm II'UW pctlectly wal.
ny kind of vI'otl;. ’——Mrs.
e LII. E l'tn: .I-z, ccrc of It. A Rider,
F. I). No. I, iu‘lon. N. Y. ‘
We wish may woman who sufl‘er:
I’cmnlu tioubl .3, ncttousncbs,
to E l’inkha. n‘: \ cgetabie Compound.
if you have bud svmptomsmtd do not;
mlI-rstund the cause. write to the
Iydi; E. l’inkhmn Medicine Co., .1 :m
a5.a-:.
”‘4‘ national custom, it all flags were
II: who down at sunset and raised in
the morning. , _
t‘ttptain Harry l'! ltc‘wey,
of tin late Admiral itcw'IIy _ who last
I-I'-...g have a patItIItiI description v
of I. 11' battle of 'tlanilla llay. lll which:
llt‘ took part. IIalIl IlIlI: Inotnlng thai,0
ii
IIIIIlII take down then flags 9
at night.‘
Ktitltouhh he went ahead to say that"
p.-:II was nothing but I‘ustom lo folW
ill the matter.
THE MERCHANTS CAREER
.\lt interoullnu lopluw oi" the “rt“
tum-tint: of the \‘IIIlonttl llry,»
(IIIIIIie A: ociation at New \‘oIk. was
the Ixtcntling of boom»: to the ten
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lltc l'uilcd States. in lhtI record of
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b: the time the, \Vt‘t‘t‘l
H II! I5 ytttc rs old
iris u rcumtltuble IIIcotIi when a,
at 1-3 and lIIIIIpII it. up half n can "
tuty. In a period when most pcoplciI
an: than; cable moving
plan: to place and Ircoucntly cltaug
lll:, . businmt: itil prolcxjous, the rc-
tail IneIIhIInt lotuted in one place
and IIIIppltiuI: faithmllv the changingi
witloul dailI comforts and conIcni
era‘s. HII is It main stay of public’
pr: mess. and a substantial promoterI
of lli" ,L'l‘OWlll of tlthcomiuunlty.
PATRIOTS’ AND FOUNDERS' MEETI
SC;
‘llRlDGEPORT. Feb. 28.——TIIe ml
nual convention of tlte state chapter.
Inaugltiers of Patriots and Founders}
{brought sixty-filo delegates here yes-
fieldtly Offices for one rear terms
,lwcrc elected as follows; ‘
| Recording secretary—Mrs. lsaac B.
IWakeman. Saugntuck; Reglt: trar—=
Mrs. Francis it “name, New Harem!
Historian—Miss Fannie Brown, Dan-l
,bury: Councillors—«Mrs. F. A. Strong”
Bridgeport ;
I Haven.
nephew 3 New Haven.
\‘ould be well If lmnpuiy “pulll'gull’le annual lIIIIIouI-I will be held this
destructive become a Sentinel ciaesl
Ilod advertiser or once.
'IINANCIIII. REMEMBRANCE MADE
.\:I.c:: Nash, of NOHHIllI IlIII Norwalkt
'M.
around from . m _
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The other omcera. elected for two
car terms. hold at: Ir until next v‘eill.
Report: of otllccrs and committeeaf
couple: the early part of the day and
'ventng.
if your tenant is delinquent and
BY MRS A NASH.
i‘ndct no will oi the late \lr.:.-
il.2I'I:I: tlIII NIIIIIIIllI.
$3.1m: the
ot’
ital r'IchIlIcIl
if. ('hurch l‘t‘(‘t‘l\l‘(l-
lli'c‘ttlpn AllusionuI-y aocicty
l'nI
lIomII )liselonIII-y: le‘lt‘l‘l, and
She also
.II- III it it $100 to the Home for the
{\Ri l. $100 to Ihc lit!) Nurrcry $100
Dispensary,
i-L‘ Itbci I ulosie
lIII al I‘ Ilv atlon
the Ait’.
Army
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It‘ll '
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Ton AY
Procrastination is the thief of
health: Keep yourself well by
hotel! Sul- of All, Medicinn' In [in World.
3-H “who": In a. .. .
Henry Harrison, New I.
”'0? her. ”not!
in
Plait front
IllIIllodlst Episcopal church received"
12.3%]. and the name amount went to
I Inc
"si‘flt went to the New York 1‘) ast t‘on
I'IIIIIIIIII- for aged ministers.
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Iota. alwu A: SUNSET. ‘ WDMAN Baum
dry ofrdcucalg
73(0me Drefr/‘ld/(in
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Prepared Specially for This Newspaper ‘
By Pictorial Review
A Frock F or A Party.
llt't' 15pm lillge "0” perforation it!
t‘l‘lllk‘f’fl't;lll.
.\,0W, cltm) tlIII wants of the mm;
_ :lIItIIIn shut and ilIIuIIIII:, ltminw
lottndatious and upper flouutc tIIu
.IlIo\e lingo "0" [Ierl'IIIaiiIIlL lin-
tlIIIr liounI-IIS lIctIIcI-u IlIIulIlIo “I‘l‘ '
porioraiions. SI-II lll\\"'il llIIuIII-II tII
foundation,~ ccntcri'routs and IIIItI-ltt‘s
t-vcn. Scu'r ccnlcr- flIItIIIII- IIn' akin:
along small "o" IIIIItIIIuiioIIS, ICI-
‘lt'l frontJ-IIIIII thIttr ltli' its own. AI.-
lust upper (home on foundation, I-III
tt-I- fronts and bark ctlucs (III-II; ‘IIiItI;
small and largc- ""O IIIIfIIIItti'III: at.
upper edges together. Scw shirt to
gathered edge. center-backs even,
small “0” perforation at underarm
«pr: fl In: 9.11.".
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III-am; lIring lngII.“0” perforations
to I~orrc<poIIIling pcrforutlon in Slit}.
FIUW'ltl stay from large. “0" perfora-
tion to critter-front; tack upper edge
of ~shirt invisilIly.
Next, taking lllll, guitnpc. clots:
scams as nott-lII-Il.‘ Turn lIctu in haw: ‘
A ltandsotnc little dress for petty and stitch II casing HQ lllt‘ll wide I
wear, I-ulticd cut in soft. pink film, when finished) IIIIIlcr guimpo, low‘Il‘ '
It has a Iruimpc of silver white in [“1550 of casing along small “0” Ito"
tistI. fIIrntiottR; insert a drawstring. ‘..‘
uIIIkI-u Iquui Iit'e party frocks for girls
who love parties—"and
This model is a trnimpo
front of the waist extending below the
waistlino in pnuIIl style.
of altecr while, Inttislc‘gcts :1 better
. show lll‘t'flllSQ the neck is cut in II Ilpcp
“V" and tho armholcs are large.
medium size ilIo frock requirct 3‘3
made high neck, gather neck edge Il'
front lIIItw'III-II double “'l‘T” perfora-
tiIIm: new clouding collar io'ncck edpo
Inticlns I-IIIII Large “0” perfora-
tion in collar indicates center- fmn..
ll' madc- opcu IIIIIk, sew round Iollnr
III III-ck odgc; cIIIIth backs ct (In, and
lning trout edge. to center- front. if
flushed with round net-k, stitch It. can
In: tIlIoui- 31; ith wide when finisltcrl.
IIIIIchncailI guimpc at. neck edge, I:
Satin, IIIuctIially soft pink satin
they all Iltl.
dress, tlIc
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A guitupc
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'I'IIIls 86- inIlI satin and 2M; yards 36 .IrII‘t ribbon and draw to Tf‘tlllll‘l I1
lllt‘ll baitslo. I .izzc.
Despite the fancy cfl'cIi of the dc 'llzcn close want of show and cuff
' sign, it can lIc made up in tituc for
an affair fIII which one has had 'JlllV
a low
moi shoulder seams of the dress or:
\I‘Iti.c.h sttfi' unIlrII
II'Idthl and fifty dollars;
. . Itiug' up tho playtootu‘
of the J hilt) I ' 1:: ion. II. \I' cstport av-e I
no: in: of that place. la one of the moat. ' "“' $2.21 '5 "n H 1"". pcrsonab
pttnnmcnt of old landmarks. I" “'1‘” we” ”F" 1 “Prowl-v muffin".
‘I'I'Irc ”ii“ not for hit: faithful service lbw“; "M 11':I“"‘-‘ “"“l le‘d‘idi
II. :Inv homer: and mum lit-es would no "1mm“ NR)?" “""hmm of mm hm?I
Nam.
.: notched, SI'Iw tut? to slccrc. untr- ..
I: and scams t‘\t‘ll. Sow III armhoIo
[Ll notched. S‘w mil to RlPt‘U‘,
Jill'A‘llle and scams oven. Sew in 8H}?-
lltll(‘I« mi unichod. Sow cuff to slcev»,
IIIItclIcII Itttdvscumn’cvcn. flow in :I'rnI:
lttlc 1L: Imlcltétl. Itnall “o" perfora—
tiILI at shoulder Imam, casing in my
ft l. tes:
ClnIn under front ctlgc of sash II'I
.lol Itcrftu'utious: adjust, bringing
foldntl edge in small "0” pct‘i'oraiiot 3
in tli‘t‘Sfi front and tic.
1f. prci'crrctl, tlIc flounccs may 1;.
math: If lace. ‘
daw’ notice. The underarm
fiIIt closed. after which lhII limit is
The large "0” perforations
the bulk indicate the center.
It extensitn placing: I"'1‘”
"Hit )lt‘l'fftl'l'llltlll. lather
dI.IIlIlII T'l‘” perforations.
gathers- in front
nut. back ionising :unall “I ’“IIIIIIIIrn- .
lion in ‘ll‘llt‘l arm scam, and larrto
“ "0 '/pcrfnrntion to corrodpondlng
IIIIIl'orutlon in waist front; lcmu star
Counts:
NEW SPRING STYLES
All the world of fashion now studies the styles for spring
First comes the choice of Corsets for they "Ire the very
base and foundation of styles in gowns, We carry the
R 8: G, Warner's, C. B. La Sprite, Thomson’ 5 and Nemo
Corsets. - "
Prices range from . ...... , $1_00 to $5.00
Also a Good Line of Ferris Waists for Children. Misses and .
. 65¢ to $1.25
on small
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88 Washington St.
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