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Chop several cucumbers, mix with
fiench dressing and a very small
amount of finely chopped onion, c0\'er
the bowl and let stand in the ice box,
lb!" half an hour or longer. Whip;
ready to serve cut chilled tomatoes}
in two across and arrange each half,
saladi
. flaws, place a large spoonful of the.
a several lettuce leaves on
,chopped cucumber on each piece of
kmato and top with a spoonful
mayonnaise or boiled salad dressing.
wrinkle with 'chopped parsley and
whisb with slices of radish.
Banana Croquettes.
_Bcinove skin from bananas. scrape.
using a silver knife to remove the us-
tringent principle which lies close to
the skin and cut in halves crosswise;
then remove a
Bio in crumbs, egg and crumbs again
try in deep fat and drain in brown
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Banana Salod.
Remove one section of skin from
and) of four bananas. Take out fruit,
I mantle and cut fruit from one bdl‘i'tllil
in thin slices; fruit from other three
tinnitus, in onehalf inch cubes. Mari-
nate. cubes with French dressing. lie.
on skins and garnish each with a
mound of lettuce l.’fl\'C‘S. '
Banana Pudding.
Line, a dish witlt sponge cake. Slice.
Into the center six bananas and season
with sugar and nutmeg. _.‘-lakc a cus-
tard of one pint of milk, two egg yolks
and onehalt‘ cup sugar and pour over
the bananas. Make. a meringue of
vhites and sugar and spread over putt.
d‘mg and brown slightly. Serve ice
cold.
Raised Wheat Supper Gems.
Mix 1 pint milk. 2 eggs, 3 table-
i‘spnons yeast and saltspoon Of salt with
flour enough to make a stiff batter; let
in risc fottr or five hours and bake in
muffin rings in a hot oven for about 10
minutes. This recipe may be made.
with graham ttour by adding two table- ends of the bag help to make the “‘1le [\‘pl) of cloth -.
gracious of molasses, and is excellent. drain faster. O complete the drainii g 1,..ng made fur ,1“. civilian population t t'lllt'Atlo, Aug. 25. A
nnd' cf :lfio surgeons elected by the Feb;
Hopes Women Will
Adopt This Habit
As Well As Men
Glass of hot water each morn-
ing helps us look and feel
clean, sweet, fresh.
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Happy, bright, alert—vigorous and
vivacious—a good clear skin; a nat-
ural, rosy complexion and freedom
tmm illness are assured only by
dean, healthy blood. If only every
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;partment of Agriculture regard cottage‘gam expenditure.
:(hccse 3‘5 an important meat substi: As .Wl the war has only mfiumcpd
,lll’t“ 11 i5 TM)” in W019i“ than ”105‘ four clothes in certain styles such as in
:lllPiliS and i5 cheaper. in “WT." P‘mn‘btrench coats itiilitttry capes and in the
:05 cottage ““0959 “1”“ is about (me'juse ol‘ khaki-colored materials for
tfit'tli of a pound of protein nearly all 0[,stlils. in England however it has
r\\lllCll is digestible, and Which is ”W‘niadc
slice from each eiid_
DAILY TALKS
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HOME ECONOMICS
Furnished by
Agricultural Department
FAlRFlELl) COUNTY
ASSOCIATION
For Mobilization of Resources
Bridgeport, Conn.
ln Cooperation with
U. S. Department Of Agriculture
and
Connecticut Agricultural College
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Cottage Cheese.
Specialists of the United States De-
cbiet‘ b'uildir ' 1"” '1' 'h»- body. it
it's also valuable as a sourct. of energy
though not so much so as foods with
more fat.
it
can be made from either whole milk or
ten is the fat content is increased.
‘skim milk which might otherwise go to
waste in this way.
To akc collage chccsc: lt' milk is
succt it should be placed in a pan and
remain in a chain warm
plncc at a temperature of about 73 dc.
grccs until it clubbers. ’l‘hc clobbci'cd
milk should have a t‘lt'flll sour flavor.
Ordinarily this will take about 19*
hours but if it is desirable to hasten
the process a small quantity of clean
flavored sour milk may be mixcd with
the sweet milk. As soon as the milk
has thickcncd to the consistciicyof
thin jelly it should be cut into pieces
the size of a walnut afer which the
card should be stirred thoroughly with
a spoon. Place the pan of broken card
in a kettle Of hot Water so as to raise
the temperature to Hit) degrees. Cook
an that temperature for about 20 min-
;utes during which time stir vigorously
with a spoon for one minute at five
.ll‘llllllt‘ intervals. At the conclusion
of the heating pour the curd into a
small cheese cloth bag and hang the
bag to drain.
.work the curd toward the center with
a spoon. Raising and lowering tho
\ollowcd to
tic the ends of the bog together and
ham: it Ull- Draining 511011111 stop When brown. navy blue an" mixtures seem?
the whey ceases to flow in a stream. or
the curd will become too dry.
or sour cream may be. added to in-
”""“"'“ smoothness, palatability andlwhich have endeared themselves to usfimg moral and scientific, and to deter-t
in the ginghams so popular this sum-ind"? how to put them "1011‘ widely,
flavor. Season with salt lO-taste.
HAS RECOVERED HER HEALTH
So many women are suffering from
similar afflictions that this testimon-
ial letter from Mrs. Laura Beall,
Plattsburg, Miss, will be read with in-
ltercst: "I got in bad health. My left
Lsido hurt all the time. I took doctor’s
fmedicine, but it did me no good. I
Served with cream as it of-l
After five or ten minutes
i Fashion Points
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Hats and Handbags.
The fact that we are at war is no
longer novelty. We, live pssed the
panicky period when every one decided
to economize icgardlcss Of common
scnsc. The only difference it seems to‘
have made in our daily life is that we.
have become more thoughtful. We no
longer purchase carelessly but give at-
ttention to each individual outlay; the-
tabncrinal economy has disappeared
.and given place to a normal unextrava’:
it radical difference in the ma-
terials ll.\t‘(l for suits for both men and
i 1 Fairfield County Association
l . for Mobilization of Resources.
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iName
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A Frock Well Adapted to the Small
Woman
women. Since llit‘ mills are wcnving
cloths for military uniforms, the sums
in a looser weave is
Naturally. the colors differ;
to predominate.
5 The uiticty Ofplnids and checks.
mer, is to be seen among silks and in
In modified degree among wool lllflll“
rials for early fall dresses anti separate
.skirts. Plaid skirts pleated are very
ifashionable for sports and general mil-
Eitary wear.
I The cOmbining Of materials is fash'
ionablc as well as very practical. 1 re-
cently saw a very pretty and stylish
:lrock, suitable for the. late summer or
i SENTINEL’S
i HOME ECONOMICS
FREE SERVICE
; Canning and Drying
Bulletins
Cut this Coupon out; and mail
to
Agricultural Department,
Fairfield County Association,
Room 524, Newfield Building,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Through courtesy of The
Sentinel please send to my ad-
dress below, “Primer of In-
struction on Drying and Evap-
orating.” (Bulletin llo. 7),
with copies of all back issues of
Home Economics Circulars, for
which I enclose 2 cents to de-
fray postage.-
Also place my name on the
mailing list of the Agricultural
Department, that I may receive
all literature issued by your ex-
ports, and price-lists of canning
supplies and all other materials
to be sold at cost through the
with blue silk.
’l‘ht. illustration show s a dress design-
ed for small \vomcn, in more falllikc.
omit-rials. which developed in 9.
similar way. The materials used are
jbhic scrut- and blue satin. The front
iill'ltl back panels together with the
ismitt'tly draped pockets are of serge,
land the rest or the dress is‘of satin.
titlicr combinations suitable for
Isticct and afternoon frocks are broad-
1cloth and satin, and jersey cloth and
tot‘t’cta or rajub. A fashionable color
,ccuibiiuititn. imported from Paris, is
may and black.
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conference
lows of the Aiii-‘rLrun l‘ollccc of Sur-
geons from the various states is to
N” doubt ”‘95“ will, be held in Chicago. October 19 and:
Ellllmhintiuencc the kind or fabric used licre.i 20. The purpose of the meeting is to:
front the bag and work with a spoon since we have lmltl looked 10 Elllllttnt‘sl lay out a practical and working plant
until fine grained and SlllOOlll- SWH‘t for materials suitable for tailorcd stilts in”.
the standardization of the hos-
lpilals of this. continent. it is tO de-
liinc what right hospital Standards
f into effect.
i Connecticut surgeons elected to the
iconference are Dr. Joseph .\iarsliall_
.l-‘lint, Dr. Arthur N. Ailing, llr. John
I\\’oolman t‘litircbman. .New Haven:
illr. llavid Chester llrown, Dunbar.“
lDr. Everett James McKnight, Hart-
.l‘ord: Dr. Seldom Burden Overlook,
, I‘riiufret. , ,‘, ‘
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The aim of the standardization is-
'for the better welfare of patients.
i'l‘hese are questions to be answered:
l"llow can the profession of medicine
man and likewise every man could I “Wk two bottles 0‘ FOIGY Kidney pms'early fall 0‘ sand-colored tussah Silk! provide through hospitals the best
realize the wonders of the morning
'and I feel all right now."
Backache, ,
and polkadotted blue foulard.
inside bath, \Vhatagratifying changelrheumatic [\vinges’ pains in sme_;\\'aist. of this dress was made ex-
wmild take place.
instead of the thousands of sickly,
‘a‘aemic-tooking men, women and
gin-ls with pasty or muddy complex-
fous; instead of the multitudes of
‘uervc wrecks," “rundown,"
langsffland pessimists we should see a
- Valle, Optimistic. throng of may check-
" at! people everywhere.
Amincidc bath is bad by drinking.
«hunch morning before breakfast, 3.
123's and ten yards of bowels the pro.-
{moo‘nful of limestone phosphate in it
Mentationa and poisons, thus
busing, sweetening and fresheniug
the entire alimentary canal before put- f
fig more food into the stomach. I
Those subject to sick headache, bit-t
mess, nasty breath, rheumatism:
«his; partoicularly those who have]
.mllid, sallow complexion and who
Ian constipated very often, are
hated to obtain a quarter pound or
hesione phorrpliate at the drug stbre
which will cost but a trifle but is sut-
lchnt to demonstrate the quick all
”irritable change in both health and
“mace awaiting those who prac-
“brain.
glass of real hot water with a tea-J
« cash from the stomach, liver, kid-t,
Vitus day' indigestibie waste, sour;
{swollen and sore, muscles, slit! JointS,
,pufiiness under eyes, bladder troubles
fund kindred symptoms are quickly re-
ztieved bv Foley Kidney Pills—Adv.
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straight tunic, opened up each side to
;tlte waistline. over a skirt Of polka-
;dotted foulard. The waist bad a collar
ttcns with a narrow blue rlin were used
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* Miss Grace Moore, of Pawliug. isdown the front and down one side or}
Thet‘seientific care to patients at a mini—'Nuno .un..>.~....................4
in what hOspitals is com-
.nlum cost?
'pctent and honest service
'for all patients?"
provided
in period of at least ten years.
As the investigation proceedsfthe—
college will publish from time to tiiuet
l“1nUl‘l.~' of its work for wide distribur
lion. It will also publish lists of hos-
pitals which are ciititlcd to th"- Ctlllfl'
dime and good will of the public.
Hospitals which :iic placcd upon
these lists in winch all patients Hl't‘
.givcn thorough. competent and hour
est svi‘vitc. 'l‘lit.‘ iiivcstisatioii
‘luickctl by ltiol‘c lliztti $
tiibutctl by the l-‘cilows. ,
Hitting the past _\c.tr a L’t'lit‘l‘l‘ll ‘stir‘
up of existing conditions in hospitals"
has been made. in this sum-)- two'
significant facts developed: l"il‘>1,
‘iiicst liospitals arc conN-iotis of tilt ii
deficiencies: second. most llu’flttlitls‘.
are striving: to incct their deliclcncies.‘
'l'liv purposi- of the collcnc now is out
to injui-e this progress. it is t'tllllt'l‘
‘io prcsciii to each hospital and its
community the clcarcst practical con»
:(‘ltisions uliildi a Ilalitill'wltll" lllveSli-t
"gallon may develop. it is to save
life, to proton: life, to make for int»
'itmii happiness. it is to make all hos»
pitals lli‘sicless. Hospital associa-
thins. llll‘lll(‘.tl sot-Irtics, and hospital
‘tl‘lritt‘t‘s‘ have met the project with
llt'lli'l v uropcrution.
The responsibility of the imcutigic
tiou rests with the following reecnts
and otliccrs of thc t'til'i'.;.'t'i lli'. George
,\\', t'rilc. t'lwveldud: Iti'. Rudolph
f.\l:itcs, New (litmus: llr. llobcrl (l.
‘IA'PUlllf‘ and Dr. Edward Martin.
l'liiladclpliia: lii'. llobcit l4}. Mcchh—
,iti'c. ‘.'1tncouvcr; lti'. (lcoiize |.;_ lii‘cw»
v'r, New York; Dr. William l), liar»
Mid, Naslnillc: ltr. (‘lmrlcs l“. Stokes
Warwick: llr. (loom) l-I. Ariustrtmu
'and lb". ”I'l'llt‘l‘l R. lliikt-ti. Itioiiirt-ol;
‘llr. Fi‘ctlt‘i'lci. .l. t‘ottou. lloston: Itr.
Frank l“. Simpson, l’ll'~lilll',lli!; ll".
'( harlcs ll. .‘tlayo, ltochcs 'r: in:
'llavry .‘ti. Shwuinu. San Francisco:
In. J. .\l_ 'l‘ l"ilii‘c_\'_ lh'lll‘ll'\t“’; in:
Franklin ll. .\lar'in. in. Albert J.
‘(lchriicr and John ti. lS-iuiiittii. (‘liic-
Hill).
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WINIF‘RED CLARK BOOK. u it con-
tains 26 page: of new and practical
cwchet yokeii, boudolr cap. and other
interesting designs. It you don't cro-
chet. learn how easily it is done by
following the simple instruction
given in this wonderful volume. ‘
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today. Address coupon care of thin
paper and you will receive book by ro-
turn mall.
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Enclosed please lind 120 for which
send me the Winifred Oink Crochot‘
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It
will deal with such practical [wob-
EOi the dotted silk. and tussalt silk but. ,b’mfi as ”19 unnecessary ‘SUI‘s‘lCfil 0D:
' ‘erittion, the incompetent surgical op-
.icration, the division of fees. the tram,
inn: of nurses and of internes, the
paying a visit at the home of Samuel 1each slit in the tunic, while on the equipment. and use of clinical inborn-i
5this country
{most thrilling branch of the service.
. I would not fore-go my experience in it
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The fillifllcrltl‘t‘llslt‘tl jacket is one. (.l'
the style features of summer. Larnc
pockets and it notched collar mil much
to the edet‘tivcneSs of this model.
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The single-breasted jacket expresses
Ihe last. war! in simplicity for tbc tuil- -_
nrcd frock. Frciickdcsigucrs are using '
it for suits male of faillc, satin and ',
taffeta. This iiit-do-l has It iiotclicd col~ '
lar. large pockets that i'astcit over the ‘
bclt and two-piece coat sleeves with
turn-back cuffs. The skirt is a two-
lniocc ticsiL'lt with a Mall at center of
back and front.
To make the, costume requires ti yard.
dlt~iiicli taffeta. '
Although the suit is extrciiicly may ‘
to iiittkc, the jacket offers its grciitcet 2
Illilll’llllll'i}. lll‘l‘lltlll‘i. in the cutting. ’l‘llo
link is cut on on “Dr“ fold of thc taf-
feta. but if 54-inch material is used this) ‘4
bank and belt may be laid on a length-
wise fold. To avoid a scam iii the bank
of the jitckct. the pattern may lit’placu-d
on a lengthwise fold of the iiiiitcrial
and the sidcs pieced to supply the addi-
tional width. The sleeve sections. un-
dcrfnciiig, pocket, cull and front are
laid on a lengthwise thread of the silk.
llnrk ”UPS and checks sccin tlic fush- ,
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. iniittlilc color schemes for sprint tuib r-
mitdcs. and if anything checks are gor
log to be in greater demand titan c\cr .
lit-cause of the difficulty ninutifacturcra I
are cxpcricnciiig in securing attractive
blue fabrics.
lluttons are being used in larger moir-
tiliclj than ever. All of it stidrltu tho
inotiicr-of-peiirl button has sprung into
popularity, and one sees it cvci'ytvherc.
It. is an attractive dcmrutiou, but i!
will be necessary to guard against its
lit-hip: overdone.
Braid is tiseJn many fascinating
ways this scasui, nor is it limited to
silks. saline. and scrncs. A glance at
lh'c best model will show that braid
ll'lllln linens and launs quite cxlcii-
sivcly, while a new note in blouses
and coats is introduced by the use of
bits of Irritllltdt‘lllln‘lvillCl)’ pct-ping
from under tolling collars.
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DRAFTED MEN MAY
BECOME AVlATORS
Can Make Application for Transfer Af-
ter Reaching CantOnment Camp
.\'orwalk men who have been called
into the sci-Vice of Uncle Sam under
the selective draft have now on oppor-
tunity to select at. least one depart-
ment in the new army. If lllll"l'l‘t=,l(‘(l
in aeronautics even it' summoncd thcvl
can now enter the aviation section Of
the signal corps by making application
for transfer after being assigned to
Cantonment camps.
Before making application the can»
of the.
Royal flying corps now on furlough in
says, "aviation is the
'on foot, on horse and in the air. Tbrra
is-nothinc like the thrill Of sa'izi'ac-
'tion you act in the air."
Applic' ‘ions and complete informae
. timi i‘cgard‘ng this branch of the ser-
,vicc can bc proeured by communigm-
'ini: with the department aertuiautical
iOtl‘lcer. Aeronautical headquaiters, 1,6
illuntinuton road, Boston, Mass, .
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. Most sickness is traced to carolcsov
iness or neglect, but unfortunates who
stiffer front hay fever or asthma can
atribute their ailments to bad luck.
'In August the air is full of pollen and
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,wiiose names have been posted by moldy does more to relieve hay fever and
,local draft board can he enlisted b‘ltiasthma than Foley's Honey and Ta;
yinay be. transferred later. ‘
IIII.CI'llIDOIIOOIIIIOOIIQOOC“I
: Lieutenant John L. Lynch
{the well known family medicine for
icoughs, colds and croup. lt clears and
isooths the afflicted nose, throat and
{bronchial tubes—Adv.
' Stillson-Powell Corporation.
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