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EPARTMENTAQ
Fashion Points
DAILY TALKS
on
HOME ECONOMICS
Furnished by
Agricultural Department
FAlRFlEld) COUNTY
n- u.- 1‘...‘
Three-Piece_ Costumes.
Skirts generally speaking, are snort1
.7 Mocha Cream.
‘1‘!!! 2-3 pint of clear coffee into a
ASSOCIAT 0N
W0 holler. Add 1'3 pint 0f milk For Mobilization of Tlesources and narrow, and the jersey shaped”
, 3 tablespoons sugar. Bring to the Bridgeport. Conn. bOGiCP is $9911 in various forms filld'
materials and alwa1s is smart.
A blue coat and skirt will tune one]
in blue, 11 sash is looscly twisted:
around the waist, the neck is open and!
the sleeves long. Anything younger or
smarter it is impossible to imagine”
after the loose coals which are worn;
over them are just as attractb'e. i
The whole scale of blues is used inf
carrying out these three piece cos}
fumes, the blue serge, crepe, Gear-i
gette, and a touch of embroidery can!
be run through many shades of one:
and remain harmonious and
quiet. ' i
Gray with old rose and coral is in,|
favor, and all gray looks demure antl‘
smarl~in one of the very severe little
costumes which now and then come in
with some of the most daring. - i
, lllack and black and white are also’
{well carried out: a black taffeta had a
lloose bodice of coarse cream lace with
a silk cash of black, and there were
some charming foulard dresss with
coats to go with them.
in Cooperation with
U. S. Department of Agriculture
and
‘Connecticut Agricultural College
m point. Then add 3 tablespoons
mulch dissolved in a little cold
m or water, until thick. Serve with
milk and sugar or whipped cream.
1 Corn Bread.
91113 cup corn meal, ltteaspoon cream
I‘fnrtar, 1 cup white flour, 1,9 tea-
noon soda, 1-4 cup sugar, 1,5 teaspoon
pill: (scant), 1 egg well beaten, 1 table.
‘mon melted butter 1 cup milk; mix
meal. flour. sugar cream of tartar,
mils, salt. sift add egg and milk and
lucked butter.
SUBSTITUTE BREADS.
Rye Bread.
cup milk
cup boiling water
3 tablespoons of shortening
13 cup brown sugar
1eteaspoon salt
11;. yeast cake dissolved to
1'4 cup lukewarm water
3 cups flour
Rye meal
Scald milk, and 11.11. 1', shortening,
alga: anti salt, and allow to cool ttntil
luke warm. Add yeast and flour, beat
thniroughly, cover and let rise until
._1._1.
color,
Bread Pudding.
Break 3 slices stale bread into small
1 ‘yieces, moisten with a little. hot water.
To is beaten egg add 1 cup milk, sweet-
qlo taste and pour over bread. Sprin-
‘ Ila over with a little grated nutmeg.
me until puffed and of a light brown litt'ht. Add rye meal until dough is
color about half an hour To vary aMastiff enough to knead. Knead shor-
3 tablespoons shredded cocoanut or wlotighlv, m “S" ‘0 double size, shape
mraisins, limo loaves let rise again and bake
one hour.
Corn Meal and Wheat Bread.
11’, cup milk, water, or a mixture of
'tlll e two
He 1ke (‘()lllpl‘(‘s.~'(_"}'; vcast
Bananas and Lemon Sauce.
To make the sauce. take the juice of'
1 lemon, add 3-4 cup sugar and 1 cup
Among the summery frocks
that
filter. Stir until fairly clear and seti may now be bought at Prim“ “him are
II'BY until wanted. Cut the bananasi 1’5 teaspoon SR" linuch less titan those premium? 11 bit
.- thin slices, pour the sauce over? 1 tablespoon sugar earlier in the season is a model of vert-
mm and serve. ' 1 “AMP-“DOOR blIUI‘I‘ (may betilne ‘French voile in the mAllow rose
Four large or slit:
oluitled ).
'1 1 cup corn meal
i :2 cups wheat flour
that used to be called crushed strnw- ‘
berry or something equally squashy.
Lemon Pudding. lThis fmck is almost tailored, having
4“” 3311112 cups bread crumbs in 4 cups. [tour 1 l 4 cupiuls of the water ovcrino "1111111111,, bpynmt 11,11 clp‘er (out M‘d
‘mlded milk 1,“ com Add 1 cup the corn meal. salt sugar and fat (if manipulation of the fabric, small white
sugar. 1 tablespoon 1111:1101] butter, 14 used) and heat the mixture gtnduslly pearl buttons and a simple white or-
gmgpoon salt grated rind of 1 lemon tip the boiling point or many to it and gaudy collar There 1m. ”1,1,1,“ tucks,
3 yolks slightly 11111111111 Bake in Blowviwqok 20 minutes.' This 000M115: can be straps and pockets for adornment, but
seven 1 hour. Beat. 3 whites or eggs, ill?“ don“ in “ 110“”? 1’0"” The the effect renuiins delightfully simple
1' tadd gradually while heating 1 cup 1113111113“? 1“ sufficient only to SON?“ the As it has a normal waistline and is in
Sectioner's sugar and juice of 1 lemon.‘m“”l a 1"”0' Allow the men] to C001,!!!) “'fll' “tinted" b)‘ Riylt‘. Such a 1:0er
Spread on puddingr and brown in oven. “0 about “‘0’“ teitlpernture and M” will not. only give splendid service dur-
_____ ‘flulll‘, and yeast lllixt‘d with ”if l‘t‘Sl offing tho vacation days of August. but 13
Oatmeal Bread the water. Knead thoroughly. let rise‘mpqy to prove useful next season,
Three cups Iolled cats 5 cups b011,:hntil it doubles its hulk,1nakc into it Either black or white sweaters are
ing water, 2 teaspoons salt,1 cup 1110- loaf NRC? in a pan or standard size, effective and one combining both “ col
"'1nsses,2tablespoons lard, 1 yeast, Ettllow to rise until it neurlv fills the ors' is no less ~10. A representative
flour to forth ball; pour boiling watenlA-‘m 3““ ink" 45 ‘0 50 minutes. lexample is of white silk with an inch
1mm rolled oats, add salt, molasses} "UP corn meal :wide black bund bordering ‘hc sailor
, ‘, 1am] lard and let c'col; diseolvc yeast in. 1 “m ”'0 mcai ‘1 01111? ”W films POCkP-lb‘ and b0“
.- ultitle water and .ttil to '_ 1e abut \ in- ‘ I “‘1’ Ill-““313 “0“" i The between season hats that arc.
3111111191113; add {10111-11 1-=, (1 over 31'? lt‘afillocns soda Ibeing shown no11,dc11gncd to supple
night, stir down, let rise again out put . 1 ”MW?” 5“” ,ment persuxnably faded summer head
info greased tins; 11111:; .1011va 11.53 3'4 CH!) 1110135503 jgear and carry their wrarc rs over from
"3131mm; makes thrcc loaves. i 3 (“1’5 5m" milk or lsunnner to real autumn weather. are
' ' i 134 cups 8W9“ milk inmost all clthcr black, white or a (‘Ollie
The. {cath-
~— w>~—-—.i\iix and silt dry ingredients, and add 111111111011 in magpie effect.
139‘“ thoroughly erv burnt goose quills .tre or ed to ex
ilhmlasses and milk.
,umi HWY“ 3% 110“??? in we" buttered, excellent effect, a rolling hr! 111 of the to
.1“!de molds Remove the covers and Edainty whitc sprays supplementhtg :1
jmke lured long enough to dry the top lsoft capeline shapes of black velvet,
'One and one half cups corn meal and' velvct' 1,91 1,1; particularly good looking.
1,1c. meal may he used and no Graham Wide. hrimmcd models show black 1c!
flour Ivet anti white satin together, with big,
[fiat bows across the. front The large
istt‘t capclinc. hsnpes of black velvet,
either pannc or deep piled, nrc partic-
:Stamt'ord. was arraigned before Coro- ularly attractive, and although dark
.,,,. “(hivngmn in NW, York 3.6919,. brown velvet is constricted the lending
If you are nccuatomet'l to wake up 1
(.11, charged with the m' trier ~ 5 ' :31 l
with a coated tongue, foul bre: 1th cr‘l ( 0f Po tyTe in New York ”‘0 ( ofn riotblack
I", dull, dizzy headache, or, if your muticcman
“is sour and turn into gas and? t‘oroner llellcnstein held hill with;
Ils’, you have a real surprise await iout bail to 1111 an the inquest
it; you. '
film alrsing,
DRINK HOT WATER
\BEFORE BREAKFAST
Says you reallyfeel clean, sweet ’.
and fresh inside, and
are seldom ill.
tHoLns NEGRO FOR KILLING
i COLORED POLICEMANt
1 “alter Hill a negro laborer, of
‘early fall apparel.
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drink a glass of hotiFURTHEgF%§5mP31-é%§|c£
Tomorrow monnng, immediately 3 EMPLOYEES UNTIL 1919
'n arising, drum; a glass of hot Upon application of the. board of di-
or with a tenspoonlul of limestone. rcclors of the Connecticut, reformafoi'y,
, hate in it. This is intended t01110101'llil' Holcomb has issued an or
' dcrf for the further exemption of the
neutralize and then wash out of “Henri (11,1310. ms ftom 11,9 operation
3 stomach, liver, kidneys and1
.. of the civil service law, until January,
y feet of intestines all the indie,
'l‘llE lilAHflNlb BRAND.
1 miles! Ask your Dru rfut-11 tor/
l‘hl-ehcs-tcr‘l’o lemon d'llrnu
l'llls in Red find Hold me Inlllc/
Take no other. 511:1!
.. for 'l-lll .i.
ulnfiimn hmm' 11-1 :9" 1.335%?
years knomasmsafaLAllvllyslullalh
H‘iDHESTERS PILLS,
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SENTINEL’S
HOME ECONOMICS
FREE SERVICE
Canning and Drying
Bulletins
Cut this Coupon out and mail
'31?
to
Agricultural Department,
Fairfield County Association,
Room 524, Newfield Building, :
Bridgeport, 001111.:
Through courtesy of The l
Sentinel please send to my ad- i
dress below, “Primer of In-
struction on Drying and Evap ,
crating." (Bulletin No. 7), l
with copies pf all back issues of
Home Economics Circulars, for
which I enclose 2 cents to de- 9'
fray postage.
Also place my name 011 the '
mailing list of the Agricultural
Department, that I may receive
all literature issued by your ex-
perts, and price lists of canning
supplies and all other materials
to be sold at cost through the
Fairiield County. Association ;
for (Mobilization of Resources.
Very truly yours,
Name
Address
ollIlll-oolcnlosl-vlv
.
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P.0.orTown
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”(‘1 an ROMP l H Holmes the 1191110 are not to be. summoned as accompan-'
ishmenis for light summer gowns, 01
l
ANOTHER CANNING DEMONSTRA.
TlON
demonstration
" The canning under
the management of the (‘lvic League.
at the Norwulk Library yesterday was
attended by 60 people The products
canned were corn, squash and wind-
fall apples. Miss Bertha A. llallack.
who was to have demonstrated had
been called to Storrs (‘ollege by tele-
phone on an errand connected with an
institute meeting being held there for
three days and where she is to spcakf
Miss Elizabeth Hammond took her
place and ttssistcd by Miss Elizabeth
Jackson carried the work must ciliw
steam-pressurc-coolwr 1
ciently. The
11.1: on exhibition and alter the v-egcta
,blcs were in the sterilizer. Miss Jack-
now 'i aperifll talk upon the pres- '
SOD
:tmre- cookt Mists Jnckson has had
special experience since her course in
Domestic r‘x'nnomv at Willimantlc, tie
'itc was t-n'mgcd by the Municipal
League. of Boston to iIlVP- lessons in
East lloston, this spring. ..e and
Woe. llamnI-ind are. giving their
vices and Norwulk thanks
their gcne. osity.
Next ',‘i ueu'iay at ten the. demonstra-
tion in ti; :1 high school will take place
.1". usual. and the pi uducts to be shown
will he announced later.
'Tuesdny. the 28th, will close the
course in the lerary rxccpi that. one
cvcning is to be given to accommodate
’30;er
' Infants hull lnvalids
:the. moxning and the time {01 this will
i
be. announced through the press. The
'11‘omen have be en llto'. 'oughly alive to
in buy at current
'seem that some. way should be devised,
iwith all the agencies at work where-i
:by the producer
:might meet and each profit by it.
1 Cats lok
,cation in part says:
'say that they will
‘llear (‘ats cannot scrape up ‘he mon-
fey thc1 will lend it to them l‘lttuem-
'ber Landv they will onl1 play
:Ienm in the morning and \1ill'1iso fIIr
inislt a new pitcher as the one that you
,are using is getting worn out."
ser- ,
them for 1
The meeting
'people who cannot come as well i hi
,the lmlltii'lenCC of this \mIk but it is
very discou aging that prices are still
1kcpt up so it is 1impl1'1mpossible to
save anything by canning if you have
prices. it would
and the consumer
BEAR CATS WANT TO PLAY
The Sporting Editor is in receipt of
communication evidently coming
from the All Stars which promises to
make Manager Landy of the Bear
about a hit. The communi—
also
1 the
the
(the All Stars) would
play them
l‘lear (‘am for ten dollars one if
"They
,\ 011‘
Other remarks in which the corres-
pondent wonders how it is possible
for Manager handy to go to but twice
and make five hits unless he counts
held- at 5:30, 7 and 9 o‘clock :11 St.
Land, catcher, Mystery, pitcher,
lilackmcn, 1 base, Taylor 2 base, 71in-
tuca 3 base, Mason short I:top, The
Frank left field, liMiOHPy center field,
Plunkett right field.
DO YOU CROCHET?
If so you will want this beautiful
WINIFRED CLARK BOOK, u it can-
talus 26 pages of new and practical
crochet yokes, boudolr caps and other
interesting designs. If you don't cro-
chet learn how easily it is done by
following the simple instructions
given in this wonderful volume.
7(ome Dress y
' .éfronr
By Pictorial Review
7749 ‘
Long coat of reasonable style, car-
ried out in blue pongce and trimmed
with a large square collar, deep yoke
and packets.
All the chic of the French salons is
crowded int to this long coat of blue
pongee, with front and back laid in
box plalts and joined to square yokes.
In medium size the coat requires 6"
yards 36-inch silk, with 4-3; yards 36.
finch lining
The important thing for the home
dressmaker to do is first study the
construction guide before attempt-
ing to put the coat together After
she knows it thoroughly, then begin
work. Form box- pluits in front and
back. creasing on lines of slot per-
forations, bring folded edges to cor-
u
rmonding lines of small “0 per-
Pictorial Review Codi No.7210.Siz
cents
8dr. sfracticdl
y fie/ting
Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
A Coat of Blue Pongee Silk.
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ad
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Turn lower ed- _
ges of front and back yokes under on .
forations and press.
slot perforations, lap on front and
back with corresponding notches and
edges underneath even; stitch to po-
sition. (,‘lose under—arm and shoul— .
der seams as notched. Center-front ‘
indicated by large “0" perforations.
Adjust underfacing to position un— 1
(lsrneath front with corresponding
edges even.
Take the collar next and face it,
then sew to neck edge, notches and
ccnterbacks even. Roll collar and
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front as illustrated. The sleeve
comes next. Close seams as notched,
easing any fulness between notches
at elbow. Turn hem at lower edge »
on small "0" perforations; if do
sired with cuff, cut on hem 1%, inch
below small "0” perforations. Close-
scant of cuff as notched. face unfitv
sew to slecvc bringing large “0" pc «I
foration at lower edge of cuff to sin— '
319 large "0" perforation in sleeve,
and bring small “0" perforation in
cuff to inside seam of sleeve.
The large "0" perforations in the
pocket indicate the front Turn hen)
at upper edge at notches‘ Adjust to
position on coat,\1it.h outer edges
of pocket at indicating small
perforations in front and back.
The last thing to adjust is the belt,
which is arrangcl with the center-
fronts and center-backs even, upper
edge of belt at large “0" perforation
near ccntcrback of cost
The string sash may be lined with
satin in contrasting color. if desired.
cs, 34 to 44 inches bust Price, 25
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NIPPLES FOR PIGS, LAEST FA
l
’ I‘Olt'l‘l LANI‘ me:
11 out. couple of rubber
Allfl.
in 1 Portland tints: store'
The clerk
EVERYBODY'S BUYING THEM.-
todny. Address coupon care of this
Send the coupon and 120 for years-— 1m” ‘1‘" ”"0 of “‘3 “r""d 50” h "1‘ “\‘cutrone Prescription 99"
.liut na-
family of twelve voungsteiz:
nipples," ”midi
C. Ii. Kellar, a farmer from \\'llippl(“{
iC‘rcck, as he walked up to the counter
wondered 11 in 1‘ -1c viii pics!
111 we needed and 11.15 told by the for-
”l lllliMllllTlSM? lit)
IT’S All GONE
l“Ncutrone Prescripilon 99" is it»
Quickest Remedy Fcr Painful,
Swollen Rheumc.‘ to Joints
puts
joint': and lllllSClt‘i in fine shape, is.
paper and you \1 ill rccci1e book by ro- urully had provided tor only ten lunch , easy to take {0” “woman {11] 11 W
turn mall
(‘01 Fox
Enclosed please find 1th for which
send me tho Winifred Clark Crochot
l Book as advertised.
lee cocoa-Ono's-u.Ioo'IOIOO'IACO'QO(
HORLICK’ S 1....
w I At, the present pride of 1; It.
'decided that he. could no‘ olfot'd to let i ing linimcnts
icouuters for the litter.
Kell
t11o pigs die for 1v
in he will act as d.'1 nurse to the
ire. porkch for a time.
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1 STATE FIREMEN MEET
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ar larc gone.
T\\'o sessions are
land your poor aching, swollen joints
No more greasy vile stm'fll‘~
it oil: 1'. inatc s the mic
ant of nourishment. sons by purifying the blood
ex
, “\‘eutrono never
ifails to extract all rheumatic pains
illlld swellings—there is nothing liko
For sale in South Norwalk by H: A.
50c and Sim the bottle at your
Mail orders filled on 31.60
Prescription 99”
iii.
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1 "’5 9mm“- " mm 1 HARTFORD, Aug. 15.—-Ncarly ggojdruggtsrs.
M A .LT E D M I L K onvenouno-oeaoeoeeeencore-cocoa. firemen from many towns and cities ‘ $ch, ‘ '
'immilk, ma‘ted aiminpowderform. in the state gathered in Hartford to," 4
5:.':1Innts,invalic.s satigrowin'ic hdd‘m- day for the ihirty-fourh annual con 1 Live according: to nature, be pro-
Purenutrition. upbuildingthw olebody. ,1cntion of t‘tc Connecticut State Fire-:t lent, and dismiss the doctors.
l
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lnvigomteanunin mothersandthe
More nutritious glint: ton. coll cc. etc.
i Instantly prepared. Requires hoccoliing.
I
1919.
“his waste, poisons, sour bile and ~..__...L mm--- . ,
‘ ,llius cleansing, swccicning' and,
Titus Beeswax Wad took the move out of M'r. Wad’s Movie Co. today.
big ‘the cut ire, alimentary canal. FELIX FIEFIFTEEN
" use subject to sick headaches 14, . .
- _ , ' EE! I WISH 1-1- oenu. 1
he, bdious attacks. constipation 4"” 5. Gamifag 601115 01,1- 0“ SEES-$321.3 $0490 W! W iri} 111,
,1, any form of. stomach trouble, are] 1,1,. " LOICIB'EINQ: Iggy/TOM SHOOT TODB Mi COM EL; {IHERE‘I iii
.‘ ‘ to get a quarter pound of lime- , ' / wORK - » I’I. WELL TuA‘r' 5 HE. pi CLOUD 0U ,
phosphate from the drug store i If???” , 3535:5135... gNeg’ngIIOEJRSEE swinger: /,/ r.
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begin enjoying this morning in a/f” ACTORS EVEP “ULLED— Now . L __
it is said that men and . 7 9
1h.
.1 who try this become emits-1
and keep it up daily. it is n,
7‘ , health measure for it is more3
t to keep clean and pure on ,
_ than onlhe outside, because
.- ,flln pores dd not. absorb impart»
,“flntn we blood. causing discuss,
,_ , m bowel pores do.
- “principle of bathing inside is
. {In millions of people practice
, , _ is hot water and soap cleanse.
, "th am the no. so but
, ' 1mm of W
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3 Substitute. Cost YOU Same Fries~
m “in.“ um £1th “mum-u an
'ntcn‘ 9 Association
scheduled. one. to! this
one for T hursday. morning.
afternoon 11:11,
Speak little and well if you would
the esteemed as a man of merit.
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THE Dov. ' WE CHN'T
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