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a a cnpful each or grated car- Take two or three thicknesses of orcd models in checks of two shades of;
"potatoes. brown sugar, chopped woolen carpeting or any reavy woolen beige or other neutral colors, andl
stoned raisins and currants, two fabric, tack on to a piece of wood of then at their simplest and smartest
I _ of flour. a teas-poonful vol convenient size to handle. Use this are among the most attractive of the, i
lpplces, halt a teaspoonful each for dusting the kitchen range. It will imported tailored models. White col-g
meg and salt, a teaspoonful ct brighten up the polish and keep the lars or waistcoats lend an added touch l
. solved in two tablespoonfuls hands clean. . ' of coolness to these suits, and, where!
W water; mix Well and add a1 When blankets have become too thin the neutral color is becoming, such a I
i of cherries, pineapple or for ordinary use put two or three to- model is an excellent choice for warm:
es. and steam three hours. gclher and cover them with pretty weather. a
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with"ally desired sauce. :satccll to make quilts. To keep them Waistcoats are numerow'nnd so ale ‘ small "0" perforation) at 51:21:33; I
‘ ~ iln shape they can he buttoned down hoods. A waistcoat of White piqu'n : scam. easing any rulness. '
3* . Khaki Pudding. here and there like mattresses: .A rough Wllilc or string 00101‘ CTGDP. COH- To make the overblouse, first galb- '
l core and slice six apples Put frill of sateen makes a nice finish. Wasting cloth or satin. checked or “r “‘0 ”0’“ “t “We" edge and ”01"; .
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and back at lower edges between "T" 3
perforations and 2 inches above lower
edge. Close right shoulder seam as
notched and finish the left for clos-
ing. Arrange overblouse on under.
body with center-backs and neck ed~
use also lower edges. even. Bring
right shoulder seam to line of small
"0" perforations in underbody front
and close overblouse on left shoulder.
Bring lower side edges of front and '.
back. to single small "0" perforations
near under—arm seam of underhody-
Draw gathers from center-front tu
left side edge to the required size.
Adjust a stay underneath and finish
for closing.
hm, a saucepan with four table When washing blankets after drying strlpcd’cloths, 'hrocudecr cven‘block
B a sugar, m0 of but“... am them thoroughly they should be well prim linen or cotton ls likely to be
candied 18111011 01‘ the beaten with an ordinary carppt beater tucked between the fronts of any (3081.
rind; add a quartefia cum“, This makes the wool light and soft and Gray or beige cloth or silk is often
ter and cook until smooth; put gives the blankets a new appearance. used for a waistcoat with dark collar
a sieve and. add three egg New-spa; . L‘. l»: used in many and there are some effectlvo red waist.-
‘ Line a deep pudding dish ways to lighten work. Cut in small coals Wllll the dark blue suits.
. a. pastry, put in the apples and squares and hang them from a conven- 'I‘ew or the suit coals show any de-
" mm the eggs are. set. Beat the yenient hook. «Use the places to rub Clded “PD” 0? flare. 1! “0'. straight,
‘ of the eggs until stiff. then add off the stove, wipe out a greasy disk they are but loosely belted or indicate
‘ éblespoonluls of sugar, place rr on which to set a smoky kettle. lilo WillSl lino wry slightly ‘by their
(lip of the pudding; decorate with They save utensils in dressing chick- seams. ‘ . . ‘
loll peel and brown in the oven ens and preparing vegetablesmuts and 3313 DOCKGIS» stundlng well Ollt from
m pale yellow. fruit; they protect the sink drain if the coal and Widening the silhouette‘
; lused to wipe out greasy dishes before at the hue where they are posed, are
q ‘ Date Pudding. washing. Il‘ dampened and torn into 1"“ “1’0“ "‘95t 0f the longer coats and
m a cupful of sour myk‘ two-[hm they may 'be used to keep down “90“ some 0‘ the. 5110” 0335} but 900“
. :' lo! a. cupful of sugar and mo— dust sweepings. When tightly twisted ets are not. inevitable ns they were,and
mixed together, a. tablespoon they make good packing for o homo- often their presence is indicated only
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manpoonlul of soda. dissolved ‘gzherilucooklrilg hmfrillfit place on In mhmldl ‘ t l d . I} h . h h I ' ‘ u L , i
little warm Water' then add a (ll -w l a peco o u or on cool u oils con. mu m one w it e 1 a ‘ . = 2, 0 Bl ‘ "flaw-mum. l
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3'91 stoned and chopped dates. cmer and lame lll a {silly heated oven collar is alrtad), \iry familiar, but ' . lawn is the combination [catun'd in l
Mm cupiuls of graham flour. in ten minutes. This preloers the other hoods have appeared upon both} Mrs. Thomas R. Magi-mall. wife out the pflc'ajpresidom, of .lhe l‘nllfl this summer frock. The skirt has a
for two hours, then dry off in juice and flavor of the fish. separate cools and suit coals. will States, has joined with women of the cabinet in an informal nppcnl :0 tunic, Opening at the sides. E
. , . ..___ tea as are man in connection with the: American-women to economize and live in it less expl‘nsn'o lllallllt‘l' will fl ‘ ‘ Sew collar to neck edge, then take
"in for a ‘9“ minutes. .This . TO CLEAN WHITE HATS ‘01:; 1005‘) “£500le lllou h the shor‘l the nation is lit war. She in lending lllc movculent ill Washington and it ‘ Effectively curried Olll in blue sins- ml the skll'l- Slush lo the left of ceri-
be. ”Steam?" several “in“; ' ' ' ‘ ' g “ ‘l is expected as the result of her elfort that Washington olficinl society will ham and white India lawn. this ler-lront along double small “on" lien
with u hilrd sauce. 1 To clean a white felt hat. fill it cope figurcs less pronlln'ntly than we.
Ham pot with flour and put it in the worn led to ex'pccl.
fovcn until it is quite hot. 'l‘hent
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mnkq radical cllungés ill its houao hold management. . dress is destined to enjoy wide popu- rotations and finish edges for a vial;-
l larily during the coming summer. kct. Close back scum of skirt..Form
i In medium size the design requires plalts placing “T" on corresponding
Yankee Float. . . 1 .l Collars arc of various kinds. n fancy; _ n __ wwwmuw—fl ”-1“- i . 6% yards 364mb material. small “0" perforation and tack. Ad-
"1d a quart of milk. Mix [0- {1323332) ‘t‘lllei‘z‘nfgfi'£303?"‘{or the high standing collllr being M0“ "Ew TELEPHONES" . FOUR WEEKS i The]? 13:30 part of the dress that Just sklrllo position ‘tilching upper.
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yr three egg yolks. a cupflll 0‘ 1y and dust it off with n‘ perfcc'ly v‘lliteflblt,h:i‘,‘illtl products 1:”. Slave-1:1 Seventeen Instruments Installed maker to try. The underbody is made \rzfist wild glgnlflr-llfmntls lglilthlr‘gljlgz.
ll, ”1d vanilla and nutmeg {0 clean blush or a white cloth. The. .‘Ou‘les: “ '~ 0‘ “1'5 “50 l 0 E . '1 Within the Past Week. first because it is the foundation or hacks even; bring large “0" per-forn-
M. Cook a tnblespoonful of corn- hat will 'be as new :JUSlllllll-l column r the flat revors and l-bllowing is a list of m.“- mil-p. the en aist. Study the construc. tion at side of skirt to under-arm
‘ mixed with two iablespoon- ' square back 01‘ 1110 Ol‘llllllll‘l' mannish phones that lhvc bPl‘ll illslallcd since tion Enid carefully before beginning scam.
\N‘llite straw hots can be cleaned
and sunburn removed as follows:
collar. A collar with scurfoeinds that the issuing of the lust list. (‘ui this work. ("65° under-arm and shoulder Then gaJlt‘l‘ front and back of
1 cold milk' cook in the hot
‘ ' ' ~ — «i . . out and paste in the buck of your , . seams, then t“I'll ”l8 hem 19 from. tunic at upper edges between “T"
lass back our the shoulders is seen, No Rehcf~Mrs. Bro Fm.
til well cooked, then mix all
, _ Worm ll lcznon squeeze it into the t m l 1“ f d directory. r 1022'1033 and adjust stay under perforations. Adjust tunic to posi-
er and pour lnto a serving dish. saucer and add a teaspooniul of 00. Ougl l b more otcn use on Angelo llifano, any Cured by Lydia E. "EN 65- l l , lion on skirt.
the whites of the eggs very stilt, , . scpllrntll ccuts than on suit coats; and 307 m . avenue ........... $170523 93'» 0 088 3 cute 508m as notched. very little trimming is required
. . powdered sulphur. llnlsh this vial! 3 Pinkhm’ “e b] then gather lower en es b t "T"
7h f l f b ‘n .- . - . a soluy‘droped cnllur whose roundcd Wm. Blackmail ‘ I. zeta e ' ‘ . g” e ween for “Oh 9' "mm. but embm'dCT-V 1‘
y spoon “8 on 101? 0 01 118 on the hat. llllsc several times in . ,, Benedict “12991 1993 d. perforations. LED CU“ l0 small "0" always appropriate. ~ I
go cook; then lift carefully and cold water, wipe with it dry cloth ‘3" ends "033 "l “‘01“ and bum” Frllnk w Hadley 7 Compoun Pictorial Review Cost 1 v 709 l
‘1') top of the pudding. St-rvo and finally dry m the shade. TlluL down to the coat on each side of the_ Keclcrhvonuc ' . 21.3.12 , ““0 r 0- “-9; 51295. 14 10 20 years. Price, 20 cents. l
but will be as you bought it. [chest ‘3 effective 0“ a ““V models. | Carl Eric llarstronl. Cleveland, Okla—"For years I ”1- =1__:_____ _ - m
,l-‘ld Abbiled flsh mixed with salad Faded blue ribbon may he fresll.! Skirt lengths vary oonsldcmbly,‘ ti Orchard street. 1989 feredaolometimeslt seemedosthough
lag and served on lettuce oiled by allowing it to stand in but stret skirts of French or domcs- 5- E- Hopkins, 1 could not stand TQRRINGTON MAN DIES BY FALL mlthe matter. Roberts was employcd
‘ 19 Marshall street 814-4 .lt any longer. It lN POWERl HOUSE. by the Harris & Guns Coal company
.n. flue salad. . istrong blue water (or a few min< tic models is not grclllly lengthened.‘ . , ‘ . . . _._ , _
J . . . , ' “0“.“ V- “9”“ .. w“ “1”" “lbw” TORRIN‘GTON. April 23,—Dalliel s. at that cili-
. .utes. lShoe top or just a trilli. bllou is the Wlnllcld street 191,9 At times] d . f l 'd ‘ . ‘ ll
" ' ‘ . h' l ‘1 l h ll ” old hard] all: Watson a retired business man, as On ”1‘3 “3 0 ‘19 “€01 en 19*“ ‘
Cream of Turnip Soup. ‘ usual t mg. '0. '- ' M to e ' . fr 1933 co - yw ’ f d i” 1 1 condition 'n on n~ ing in his death he was engaged in
r white turnips, one onion, four SHAMPOO FOR WHITE HAIR. Tweeds, serge homespun, gunniburl H‘" Couagel “Mm” 13‘" ion! Btcppedona mm H a. «y ng l
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lpoonfuls oil, two tablespoonfuls Beat the white of an egg into n ctamjne' sackcloth, tweed, oxford. at" [:Pgléxfanfoclk' Wall Mm“ 925
.whlfes two eggs, one pint water, pint of soft, cool water. 'Wct. the packa. and many stuffs besides are- Norwalk Foundry Co.,
m‘ IR. one teaspoonful salt, hair with 00” waler and ’“b inetllo used for the tailor mode of the moment. 9 Mechanic street 1995
a u ; he egg. making a so i lather. Then wash - ~ ; _ Leonard Robins, . - _ , ‘ .
' Amps l sco so ce grate t ‘1 ‘ ‘ ‘_ Cullot. Lanv'ln. Chcrmt did many of 19 Putnam avenue . 1950 l . have fallen from some of the interior on the head. He died as the lesult at
.p3 and onion into the water as usual. The not rinsing water the other chlgnel-s arep uttlng viVld p tot-came. wants ‘ .
' ' . . ‘ ' ‘ .Wyllys Russell. l J k t til I! ital scaffolding. No one saw him enter the ‘blmv five days later. The. hearing
‘l and COOK 310“”)v 9. half 11011!“ should be cold and a few drops of the linings intp tho coats of their sport (‘3‘ 0 9 059
i. , Rowayton avenue ‘ 1803 ‘ ' 1.5 . ( was held in Norwalk Friday.
ogether the oil and flour, stir best indigo should be “dd“ t0 tinge suits. The checkered design is in suchh Mrs. B. lsubei Smith, “my”! {om rice» butnhenlcame .1)“: place and how he came there and . .
into the turnip mixture, add the the water. This leaves the hair a high fashion for outing clothes that it Weslside avenue. Rownylon 135.2 bomeIwould faint .l‘J'St the meant! the actual manner of his death r6
flittle nelwould finished power house here. He "was unloading a COM barge. He stood
313105 faint. Ono unconscious from a deep wound' in 1C0“!!! down the llalChWRY of tho
day! 3 faint the head and died soon finer being barge. when r lump of coal fell from
I. refittinmghgat discoveredr it is thought that he may one 01' the 5““ buckets striking him
and'all the seasonings stir care- pure white. naturally makes its appearance as .12 Arthur R. Spencer. had theuame'pnins. ~ _ main unexplained. ‘He had left his USE ALLEN’S FOOT-EASE
' , ' l . ‘ ‘ Belle Island 1993 .A friend who is a nurse asked me to home only a short time before‘ )1 ._ . _ , .1, ,, e 1 , *
til boiling, pour at once into; jacket lining. I S. at . L d' E P” kh m.s V9 emblcmm T e antiseptic uopu r to b sum-n
‘ ’60 au er, try y m ‘ m a g WMSO“ was 58. years, Old and mar- into the shoes and sprinkled in the
‘ell beaten whites and serve. { 5“”‘5 °“ Ta" 3"“5- 9 White leather jackets continue to '6 Winfield street 1996 pound. Ibegan taking it thatveryday
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. To remove stains tromtnn shoes, 89- ' come over from France for sport. wear. l The Surburban Enginoormg 00.." 1 4 forl was suffering ogrent deal. Ithu lseerwemohneopefimheand itgwns 8;” [Got bath.‘ If you .“ ant lest and Chin
Brussels Sprouts ' iply gasoline with a soft rag. rubbing 30m Caller and Chanel are featurin'g Wilton R5 ’ already done me more good than the. .. ‘ ‘ . . fort for tired, aching. swollen, sweat.-
. _ - _ . ,. ‘ . _ Summit House. hospital. To anyone whom suffering had been despondent because of his ing feet, use Allen‘s “WE-age. It:
fourth cupful butter, one has well. Let it dry and the" "lb ““11 a this garment. Another trick that is! Bell Island ' 1573 aslwas my advice is to shop in thefirsl: slow recovery.‘ n-event blisters sore and callous.
Vaels sprouts, one-fourth cup- piece or flannel. This also shines the significant on the French skirts is the Joe! S. Wilhlquist, _ ‘ o drug-store and get abottle of Lydia E. 4 inputs flust their-Hiking for dancing
m‘chme‘ mm ”pm“ and Shoes and keeps them 100mg "k6 “Md“m‘m ”I the cu“ ”9"." This ‘5 Gmmmmawnue —.——— 07o. Pinkh‘m"v°$?“ble 00mm“) “‘0“ DEATH or ROBERTS WAs EN- parties and 101' breaking in new shoes.
in in boiling water until ten- new. sometimes made of kid on a cloth or you go home. ~Mrs. W. C. BROWN, TerELY . ACCIENT AL. Used by Allied and German troops at
Coroner John J. Phelan has decided the front. Sold everywhere, 250.;
rain and dry on clean cloth;l Try warming your pans before put. jersey skirt: again, it is a checker-I Advertise in The Sentinel. MW. 12th Sig, Cleveland, Ohio-
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t’ervhotuthen add sprouts and fins in the dough. when you have 'uoard design in vivid colors. , — » W ‘- - wwzw _ , “that me death of John Robms of Dom‘nccem any. substitute, Trial
'very hot; turn them into brehd to bake. y grea much; ' . I I- . O . lNorwalk was due to accidentfand package tree. Address, Allen S. 01m.
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