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Fashion Ponds
j Tried Readies ‘
Good Loaf fnke.
'l‘wo cups sugar, 1 of butter, beaten 1
cream; 3 eggs, the whites beaten
{separately :1 cups flour with .1. tone
$110011 cream o'fi'v'tartar ‘stirred in, yolks
of‘tbe eggs stirred well with the sugar
on butter; now add 2 cups more flour ‘
with 1 teaspoon cream of taltnr, 1
~ sweet milk and the whites at the
Us; for out can Fog 1411..
1311111111191 dredged with flour. 1 too—
‘poou soda dissolved ill 4 tablespoons?
This makes- l 10:11 es and is ex' 1
Sprinkle sugar plums on top.
Pexpensive.
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A Use, .for Candy Tonga. '
ottied Sb‘iad Dressing to Make Ahead
Bent yolks of 8 eggs. add to them a,
distort! and black pepper, 11 little (.11)-
“ n: and 1-2 cup of cream; mix tllor
’ultgllly, bring to a boil, 112 pints of
Ixinegar. add 1 cup butter, let come to
a boil, pour upon the mixture, stir well
11 when cold put into bottles; set inI
cool place; will keep 101 u echo in '0’ for toothbrush 1n bunk rooms
1-. e hottest weatllcl
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Charlotte Russe. timer. illusolved.
line a plain round mould u 1thi
pongc finger cakes, carefully putfsme‘ “89' entertains freely
them together and form a round 61’
tar at the bottom of the mould. Take
1 pint of cream. Whip it well with}.
little sugar and 12 ounce of gelatinm
issolred in 11 little water. Mix with iti
.‘3 pint of apple, apricot, strawberry!
Ir ant other jam and set to freeze.
to the bath {é very refreshing.
1
Hanging. Out: Clothes.
o Iii it exactly so that
)reak. Let it remain in the ice until also lifting the heavy MSW!-
t is sufficiently frozen. Turn out andi '
If fruit is not to be had, the
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A Nice Warm Skirt.
burnt almond or vanilla.
reIcze aboutaan hour. Make a quart gather 0r plnlt and 50W 10 a be“
"waist:
Another Orange Marmalade.. .
.A satisfactory and simple rule'for sumll daughter with little expenses
ange ln‘armalnde demands 6 oranges‘
nod either 2 or 3 lemons, 3 preferred.
. ”Wash well and put through meat chop-
‘ p21 using fairly large knife. 1’1er in
» kettle and add 11-2 cups of water to
«troll cup of fruit. Let it stand over’
ght then out on the stove and let
it 11011 for one hour. 150 not .00ch it.
Letit stand another 24 hours, then.
add 1 huge cup of sugar to every cup
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Use For Left-over Cereal.
keep it_ from sticking
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minutes in, corn bread.
isn't a particle oI cereal whittled
t
Strawberry Dessert
. Beat {0111 unites of eggs and add to
{his 1 teaspoon vinegar, 1 teaspoon
anilla 1 cup glanulated sugar dried
ma sifted, add it slowly and beat it
erystit‘l. Next line 11 shallow. run
1111 wax' paper. and put. the meringue
in piles on th‘o’plote about 1 1- 2 inches
drt, then dry—same, but do not bake
,and put in a very slow oven, and it
It take- about an hour. When this.
cold put a hole in 911011 with a knife
d fill with strawberries and whipped
Icon: and put two of them together.
M
Bran Mullins.
to the will pail.
litre- w‘eliknomn receipts. These
Tomlin bedroom slippers Io: chil-.
dren out, sol-es one inch longer than
child’s toot; now out out a small por-
tion lengthwise from Ithe instep, sew
up’the'ccalnandnresa; sew up back: ‘
ot' uppers. press. turn inside out and
‘sew on solos; turn back and cut our
. row slits around the top edge, inselt
gs’ tlleustlr agaln Add 1 nutmeg,1 narrow ribbon, make bow in front.
“pound raisins picked and stoned, or They went well. are warm and are 112:
The little tongs of thin metal that to oneveut this ehect
come with boxes of candy onen‘ue have been used for many seasons
mound unused. They may he used for “‘35“ “3‘9 mode 0' yard 313“” of lace
poi sugar, 1 tablespoon each of suit holders in R summer camp or bill)“ measuring six inches in “‘2
Bond out the ends at light on other plotector can be made rum two
111125 to the sides, nbout one um mu strips of colorful ribbon t c strips
the tips. and through lllese bentout betas ioined with feathers tcmnx or ,
ends drivo nails into the wooden ”311011 k‘IOiB ‘0 form a wide 5‘01”
wells Useful holders to: scissors and 'Ule ends are pointed and may be do 1
“other 111 tlcles in living mom or kitchen lshed with a tassel.
To keep baby’s bottle sweet. rinse gates” beneath their coats.
water in which salel‘atus hasItlo Jackets are made of leather, vel-~
A small quantity of saleratus added
To Keep Suit Fmo Running in Damp
When the laundryqnan brings my
incl wash I set the basket 01 clothes.
1.“, 100191 in with :1 piece of sponge calzr- pills and line into an "express wagon'
he shape of the mould, being c.1.cful and drag them to the clotheuyuro; pull
when it is the ungon along as I hang the clothes
urned out it. will not be likely to on the line, theleby saving nlnny- steps i
Cut oi! the. lower part. oII your old
Time to winterundervest the desired length
ilnish tho bottom with a cro-
chet edge of silkallne or worsted and
lyou have a nice worm skirt for your
What cereal is left, leme in the p01
double boiler and cover with water I
you wish to worn it up again pour off
most of the water” leaving enough to
cme. to use it again that way, pour “in“
oil the unnecessary amount of w,uter
and add ingredients for griddle cakes most beautiful laces fdr trimming weu- .
fruit and liquid. Boil 'gently 35 01.0, 00“, b1.ead me. is my me med, ding goons. costs from $7 to 815 the
In this way thereilmd Rose point. costs uphto $85 the.
Real
1: most exculslte
Irish lace, may; be had from $5 10323
the null. Irish crochet is less expen-
Cold bread should never find its way Carriclema "05“
it? there is danger
of its moulding. but it whom it can.
get dry and it will keep much longer, .slvc, but one must give from 75 cents
'thn put through the choppgr it 15» to $7 for a yard or it, according to the
.lelld} to be used for fish and oystéms,}lvidih Fillet 80 fashionable this year
instead of meal or cracker crumbs. may be counted cheap—when com-
Cold breadmalcos nice bread and milk bated Mill these other laces. for genu-
puddings, . griddle, cakes. crctons {or ins illicit-comes 11130 cents to $20 the
soups, nudgcnt. in strips. browned and yard—and some of the duet imitations
sprinkled with salt and the children‘are very good indeed, and, of course
will endoy them; suct puddings are cost much less.
nice made with stale bread in place of
some of the flour; apploI pudding? priced according to the proportion '01
g .aro cheaper if the apple and brand the metal pattern on the not ground 1
taro put in a bulging dish together. and cost fromlio cents to $20 a yard.
One 938. 1 cup of bran, 1IcupImo named and flavored and allowed to Silk tulle
losses, 2 cups flour, 1 teaspoonrul jozgcook. together undeclared with a sauce. threads comes at about the same 11;-
331,2 tablespoonfuls of baking pom 'llilen: milk toast and. toast with eggs u'ro.’1‘hese lino silks should always be
' : only a few ways of serving stole;
‘ . Pillow Stuffing. .
Get from your grocers a quantity
at ground coil: in which grapes are:
packed.-
Wlth it till pillows for the porch and
hammock. . They are light and Iconi-
tortable and not injured by storm.
They will not. mot and d1 an dammesi
as so many fillings do.
1 Every woman knOWs‘ how soiled
ithc collars‘of blouses become from
5mutant with the coat collar There
9nre various devices that can be made
Stolen oI lace
11. An.
tumult-1111 almwcapuol , .
William: Presidc-uilo Enter-g-iocWanMdrcss
The most Inch
[tunable nomen are wearing "nixhtln
The lit-
‘vet and quilted silk in brilliant hues.
To keep kitchen si .1ks clean and The idea. is surely a sensible one and v
i
in .1: built
115 sure to remain lnIllWOl'ur‘
l .A ~1ports dress in gray silk jersc).
(allowing a peplum 1.10111...
:looked at first to be a clip over tth
head model. but which really was but
toned doun the back had turned back5
blouse. sleeves: and skill. Edging the
0211380 color.
i So much lace is used on this sea
son a costumes that a word about the all Monday afternoon to great him a a he entered iii? 1.11111le
4
new laces is peltinent and roastmable.
Not many women know u 1:1Iont dent
about laces, though the stu ly oi locus
is a fascinating one. 131181le wgucn
hueu more about line laces than their
American cousins, and in eyery E11-
gllsh family is some hit 0! rare old
Since measured as an heirloom. Notor-
all) in this comparatilell new coun-
E111'. women havonot bad as much' on
tunity to collect hciliooms of lace;
f but it seems it pity that Americans do
not take as“ much interest in old and
01
and lulnlture antiques.
yald duclless lace up to $50.
1
afegsewed on» 1th salami-cod.
Advertise 111‘ The Sentinel. ‘3
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cufls as a finish at the bottom of the
turn was a cartridge pleated {till lnl
beautiful laces as they have learned.
It you do not to take in old and rare china, Shedleld
Genuine point applique, one. of the
Metal laces tor evening Irocks an
embroidered in metal“
Thousands of persons who had traveled to Washington in hope they
would hear President Wilson address the Joint session to demand a do
«1:: :atlon of war on Germany waited at the main. entrance at the Capitol
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New calcium postrifil. oases snsvuoa Mommas
‘ 1 NOT To swan . .
11*».an T0\ mints—Establish . I w-
11119111 019, department or munitions lHlLADELPHIA, AW“ 5.—-1Lctters
with 11 sent in the cabinet, was under “HEW: skilled elevator mechanlcn
istood today to be again under serious throughout the country not to enlist
Mconsidclation by the. government until it“ clovatm walk on theWoun-
A transportation department is also “'3'“ batiieflhlllfl has been completed
being thought oI. but is believed to be “"9 sent Gilt yesterday by Frank
less likely until the plan of having the Feeney, president of the International
railroads \oluntarily assist the govern- Union 0’3 Elevator Constructors. and
ment has been tested. \ - 1‘1 member 0f the Advisory Labor
Secretary Lane, Ed‘Ward N Hurley; board of the Council of National Dev
. former chairman of the Moral “3““
Trade Commission. and E. R. Stcttlua1 .
lus a member ot the firm 01.1. P.
Morgan 8: Compnny, who has been‘
handling the accounts at the allies in
this country. are being mentioned by CHICAGO Aprilh 5.—Six or seven
““0”“ “8 magma head of the moat or rooms were killed and forty or ilItyi
lions department it it is created. injured here today. according to policei
{estimated in an explosion wblcb'
wrecked a; brick building on Halstch
istrcet. while a leslaulant on the first
1 wagons lSllsduoIIlelmlg,01:hI:I‘IfI1c 11‘ floor was croWded 111111 its Italian .119.-
he wn or out o ' trons eating their noonday meal.
Fishers island is a port. want not 11‘;
cause cults annual election Tuesdays} E
XPLOSION I Tl DIES.
The town includes besides Fishers “:3 M
island, Gleenport, Mattuck, South BRIDGEPORT April S—Feman do
bold, Patchogue. mid Pacon‘ic. This ‘Si'l‘omascttl, one of. the men illiurod. in
the first time the town has gone dry‘Ime explosion at the Brldéeport Brass
in many years Icompn‘ny, last week, died today. brink»
' 'w'W' ' ' ing ‘the number of deaths to four. The
HARTFOEG’S A: :31 anlehgéiotnl: four uglier victims now in the hospital
‘ one so it to b
fire in January which of the explosion has not yet 6’5ng
destroyed mentor .
., termlnIed. .A formal investigation will
9““ ”3‘1- 6331133” surrounding gp my be begun tomorrow.
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EXPLOSION1WRECK8 CHICAGO
BUILDING.
{OWN OF SOUTHHOLD GOIEIS DRY.l
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I- continued with lace tin tblo oval.“
.golvu for
j“GEM
recovering The eclipse Fail-field.
emotion! 1
imamc DrerJ/‘icllfmgI 1; ..
Indoor
Woman: “for This Newsraréi.
By Pictorial Boview
Evening Gown cl Satin and Lace-
”gap .0” P9
to underarm
Next, turn
at nulolleo.
oIdgc between
tiuns and 2
lring Small ‘
lower edges
just 111 or the.
But: in u dolicntn Islander on bills...
late winter and ml: min
’ 'l‘bo advance modoi to: posing an
the corongo in look, Tim them are
gathci-cd lit the top under rosettes of
ml: or ribbon The long (Irma topia
itcll in front and go. ercd in
In modulo! use the coaiumc
(lives 1% yards 364ml: lace for
installed and plum; 8% yardosatm
to r tunic and 4 yards of material for
foundation skirt.- ‘
To mnko thé undorhody, close the
cdgc, finish
Iio
edge bot
and tilde edged to
"o" perforatiourdnn
and back. Dumb...
shouldn- uld tack”
armhole edge to large“)
Turn hem on small “0 ”
Gather upper (11ng bowed.“ dI
“T'I‘” perforations: adjust-"lo
run front of 11111151 Wyn.
on correapot k. (.- fit 0 back .
tions on no in or upper
can donblo‘ I‘Ipcdou ,
and 2 inchoo above. Adm. to p -
tion on underbelly, wnkor-- M
terzboeka and lower edges anon.
lining
rforation at lowo'r edgy
scam.
hem of bodice in buck
Small “0" perforations-
indil'nto center book “I!“ lam:
(111111118 1 urlr l 1
inches above,
fim‘ £2 ,.
on undmlmdg.Jl center frontal, collar-
backs, note-11c! and lawn: edge: "on.
‘0 er faction a b!
or edge to under:
Now, {rather bretcllcp along “all.
“ " Paliorations at shoulder, M 111:
between double 'fl‘”
‘pcrforntious and 1111410,; chow Ad
hookah fro-1111 an».
M3,...
tlou in nodal-body out.
turn under edge; ob Mon-
gol to show, I: morn o “I no: mall "at! 1:91-11qu W :’
‘01:,ch than 511,111.. Maxi; dgus. tog 1531.11.11 swig: inch» . 1;,
evening gown is an example. in ' from fold edges; duty goth-o into: 1
con-lid ‘inout polo. 133‘?” and 11% £11311. Soar olIeoIv'o thinning:
hon). ,‘pia.'.i.‘ a cousin no Mama: 0 . ‘
11 1.53.111... Ml battalion is cut “with undomrm human, -11b IWIQWIIIG‘;
9'ch s qu$o 41:3. 7 _ gas to: boulder soon. 3 I’ ,.
finned on lower ‘ of underbody; Close hack acnm- of Indy-ohm. I.
. ’ while the. bloodied uric gathered at- front large "0!! 110110 to WV“ :
thd shoulders and brought over the ‘cdge. finish ad”; alumna: «PW
boring to the ccutcr- {ton}. and undo: Tum hem on mail “0" 13911119111qu
Clone 1.1.11: mm of gathered m
. from lame “0" pertcnfloiMh'm
edges above. ft!- m
low.
v
5.’
u.
rm on shouldor seams on
23:51:11. 'l‘urithm in back- at notch- ‘tions. A cost. to “:91wa ,
cs. Large “0’? perforations hull booked“ to mall 11 port“ id.
cute ccntorback. Plait lower cdgc near mural: £13,132“, a
creasing on slot. perforations, bring edge a M to any of 1"“? m .
folded clgcs to cmrosponding small tion 21.3.5516." go ~. no
“0” perforations and stitch. Adjust small: 0 ”chronic 3-3::
stay underneath lower edge. cantor. front edge from o
roots and cantor bucks men.
‘ Turn but of trimming band 111 back
at notches Gather lower edges bo-
tween double “Tl"! perforations,
911.11.11.11 Reyi’cur Costume No.70441. Sizes, 3d
Iii cents. .
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’ CERTIFICATES FiLEo
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A certificate of organization was
died yesterday at tho omen of the:
secretary of theIstate by. the Bridge-
port-Pacific L Company. 111.11.11.13:
port: Au‘lbo 1.1.31 capital is 810,800,
divided into 103 shares of 3100-1911911
The omcers are: President and trans;
cw Howell,
ymmnmh' Ionic. 3- Phillip.
Stmtncld: secretary, 111.11. Soronsen. Eaton and
, and Man-k
Certificates of incorporation were ford.
filed by the Exponent Animmem
Company and E. J. Eddy. o Co. of
Hartford. Authorized ital of that
Ptospecit milliment my. ‘ a;
Want adopting; resulia.
3.5. 000 and the capltalmhthe IE. G. 9%
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2-00 V0“ Boone T0
5m 001mm.
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' ill on: 11111.4:ro .
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llddy & co. ls‘fifldlfltl. I .- ' '
The Thompson. Rummage
Bodily Company or B11115 %%
a certificate of incorporation
a capital at $1,000..
A certificatewt anab ‘
died by the. Walton; comm 3
§Ieering Company 0&1 Windham ' '
in stay (30:: «111.12.11an
position orig upper row
in waist: and the! poimd- “km
1 sitlon on vain.
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to (8- inches mm;
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urer, Charles IL. Hanan. Milford;I 850 ouch.“ dgboce
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