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Peaches and Pears.
rounder)! peaches or pears,
linear. one pint vinegar,
er. two‘thirds cup stick
one third cup whole cloves
n from the peaches by pan
inning in boiling water, then
rater. Have ready a syrup;
9.3 the sugar, vinegar and water,l
ices and add a few of that
ith, one or two cloves preSSed,
Let cook a moment, turn‘l
peaches if necessary to softenl
Set peaches in fruit jarsi
l are cooked in same manner:
he syrup and fill rest of jars to
a. Close jars as in canning;
ears are often pickled without!
a skin. lfhard pears are used]
tier in boiling water first and“
ouster to syrup. i
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has white shoes and they arm:
‘ntage of cleaning. take 20
of ,naifron and 2 tablespoons of
i, rub the shoes over with this
“and you will have a pair of
looking brown shoes. Two ap-
ml will be required to make the
enough: ,,
ukl‘pipc ordrains nccd clean
1 ‘po’d common copper-as
35' gallons boiling water, disa-
then use. This is one of the
aura of pipes and drain. La.
copperas, as it is a deadly
Corn Relish. N
{torn from one and one-half
tears,» four large onions out fine.
fired pepper and one small
, pepper, small cabbage, run
if food chopper, onclhlrd cup
bout 15 minutes after it begins
“Dressing: (inc quart vinegar,
cups white sugar, two table-
mustard,'ono teaspoon lumeric
of. cup, of flour, and let this
until thick, then add the above
mi stir until thoroughly heat-
ago. Can hot.
. Cheese Cake.
our ounces of butter and
in a. warm pan; add four
f’uugnr: beat well; add the
egg; beat again then add one.
gg; beat. ”all Well together. and
ounces of currents. Linc pail
one “with paste, fill with the mix-
flhlke’ a little sugar over the top
Hot Water
re Breakfast
plendid Habit
luices of the system each
ning and wash away the
39k nous, stagnant matter
of, us who are accustomed to
W nd. heavy when we arise;
headache, stuffy from a cold,
e; nasty breath, acid
lame back, can, instead.
‘nd‘feel as fresh as a daisy
washing the poisons' and
, he body with phosphated
each morning.
id drink, before breakfast,
{ 1 hot water with a tea-
oflimestone phosphate
from the stomach, liver, kid-
gny‘ards of bowels the pre-
hdigestible waste, sour
nous toxins; thus cleans-
n'g andpurifying the ‘en-
‘ry tract before putting
to {he stOmach.
of limestone phOSphate
on‘aan empty stomach
‘ y invigorating. it cleans
ur fermentations, gases,
ity and.gives one a
tlte for breakfast and it
but a. little while until.
gin ,to appear in the
nutter pound of limestone
‘cost very little at the
t1 5 sufficient 'to make
tie quart vinegar. Cook all .to-:
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HOME ECONOMICS
Furnished by
Agricultural Department
l‘AlliFiELD COUNT!
ASSOCIATlON
For Mobilization of Resources
Bridgeport, Conn.
in Cooperation with
U. S. Department of Agriculture
and
Connecticut Agricultural College
Fashion Points;
uni. an“
Girls and Sticks. l
J ust why the war should have usher-‘
:ed in a vogue for sticks in the hands or
'emartly dressed young women is some
thing not easy to see, but the fact is‘j
ithat one of the innovations of our war-2
time etylcs is the stick in various guts-i
cs. Sometimes it is the perfectly plain:
swagger stick. Then there are. slicks”
from which are. hung bugs large:
enough to carry knitting. Some of thc‘
sticks have purses attached. Others
are the means of floating small dogs?
Sometimes the patriotic emblem is ill—j
troduccd by means of a Mini!" enamel
flag; on the handle. L
One thing that ought to be remcm-‘
hercd is that a swagger stick must be'
carried mvaggcrly or not at all. It 15‘
absurd to carry it otherwise and tha‘
sight of a young woman tugged trout,
shopping and carrying an assortm'r-ut
of odd little handles in connection with
the stick is‘really ridiculous.
The girl with the slick must be usl
crisp a». the early morning. She must
be free from other hurdcne. ll' rho:
carry a purse it must either be part of
hcr stick or it must harmonize with it.
{And she must carry it with an air. In
(,‘rushcil ribbons should not be ironfifuct, but one fill] in ton knows how to
cd: it makes them shiny. Dumpontcarry a swagger stick with the right.
thorn and then told them smoothly urtd‘air, and it is an air that cannot be cpl
liillllll' around a rolling pin or emptyitivatcd. It's a inattvr
bottle. This will rmuovc slight ci'cas-i
There is nothing for very bad
creases but to iron them.
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An asbestos silence cloth is the idcnl
one.
it is a waste of time to not drawn
work on napkins.
Alcohol will take. ink stains out of
light wool materials.
l‘sc paper bags for covering pitchers
with food in them.
Always tr ' skin side up
when soaking it to freshen.
Bread and fruit puddings are. very
wimlcsomc desserts for children.
Monti the frayed edges of men’s
shirt cuffs by trimming off the frayed
edge, then rip open the some for two
inches“, cut oft‘ one-eighth of an inch of
the inner sitffening, then turn in the
other edges, basic neatly and stitch on
the machine.
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New Large Sleeves.
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collundcr. hour boiling water on thermi‘WM ”19 ”Skill" ("”91“ 55 1M promi»
mm plunge them ,lmO ice water andlncnt and the folds of muslin or lure
allow them to remain half an hounlf‘m away {mm ”w arms in “ peculiar-
Tlicy will bc sweet and crisp. ‘ 13" becoming fashion.
-. These loom» rzlccrcs arc always
improves Sandwiches. three—quarters length. and they are in.
Peanut butter sandwiches are muchtmd‘m‘d 0“ d“‘-‘-‘“*‘ “"d l’ll“lll‘~‘5‘l““
improved by the. addition of beausnmam’s ulikc. Another fushlonahlo
either baked or boiled. The proportions: Slt’i'l't*---illso a rtwit':tl»~is of '.\loyen«i
are one-third peanut butter and two-WM:p Pl'l'fillflfiiolh illitflllllvly tiRlli {1‘01“
thirds beans. ‘clbow to wrist, and finished with ,a be
If skins are tough, my, the beans coming petal cuff which almost hides
through a sieve. then mix with tho the hand. W .
jbutttvr, adding a dash of Cayenne p91,} 'l‘llcsc sleeves should be fastened
‘pcr and salt to taste. and u muo‘with very sluttll pressure buttons. or
water or milk, H100 thick. rtiny hooks and rycs on tho undcr~
Sandwiches prepared in this way do scam; in no other way can they be
not stick to the roof of the mouth, as’mild“ “I preserve their skindli-zhl Out-
the peanut butter alone sométimcstlmo-
docs . This is inexpensive, very pa‘atbI
{able and original.
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DENIES PLEA TO REOPEN
f IROYAL ARCANUM CASE
Tucks Are Revived.
‘ ’l‘ucks arc in fashion again. That is
1,10 say. the new silk dresses, those of
{chiffon or mhvt‘ diaphononstuff, show,
_‘.,__ the skirt crossed by tucks or graduat-
‘ BOSTON, Aug. 29.~¢The United ed size which'nrc usually spaced to go:
‘Stutes Wclrcuil court of appeals today greater decorative ‘Wpsunfi‘
denied a petition of Arthur L. Hobart 1" ”'1“ 5"“5 “‘0 “mks 1m“ "M“
of Braintrcc for rehearing of a suit re-l‘mod to good PM“ 0" coats ”1‘" "9"
ccntly brought by him for the appoint-UM“ ”‘9 RUE-“ill“ SW19“ 0f T031110? $th
mom of a receiver for the Royal Anisous. lit-onmthc linings are tucked in
conum, a fraternal insurance order. A the wraps for evening wear. When
decree of the district court which this: occurs the interior fabric is usual
named Thomas J. Boynton temporary ly of Clinton, or it may be of chiffon
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receiver, was revoked two months ago.‘ and satin, arranged in broad horizontal
lbtmds.
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Lumber For Airplanes
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WHERE lNGENUlTY COUNTS.
, , The l)i,il(ll‘ll or Rocky Mountain
\l’ASHlING'l‘ON, Aug. 30. ----- With W .
forest fires rcporwd ilu? to incen‘mheep can trawl as far over the
Clarism, threatening valuable timbermfimImam peaks in a few mlnutesns a
in the northwest intended to furnishihunler can go in two hours.
airplane stock for the. fighting forces; ,
:l‘ the United Sltates and “isélmWS' til? Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Grout have been
ore: sci-Vice ms suspente some 0* 3 - . \ . ,
its operations to concentrate all avail- 'enttrtammg .lr. and Mrs. Charles D‘
gable forces in fighting the flames. 31‘09k“'°°d Of New York
“‘rsriifiirnam. 'W W WW W'
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’l‘hc unpleasant Strong flavor of undourly Victorian slccvos which show tin-i
cooked onions is satisfactorily rmlcg-o'dnulton outline. A5 ”WY are ”1':
mmpd by slicing ”Wm- put them in a.fmoat always f‘xl‘ll't‘St-‘Dtl in flimsy min,
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SENTINEL’S
HOME ECONOMICS!
FREE SERVICE
Canning and Drying
Bulletins
Gut this Coupon out and mail
to
Tl‘le‘st, the main objective point of!
.‘Ihe campaign of ltaly unkind .‘lus-I
étria, is situated at tilt: 110,1“..ng m»;
jtremity of the Adriatic sin, :liu min-.5;
Agricultural Department, ‘ southwest ()1‘"\Wlt find by roll. it is the,
Fairfield County Association, ‘Clnei our} F" f‘husll'iu and, indeed, off.
Room 524’ Newfield Building, ,the Adl‘ldilt.‘ but us well, although,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Through courtesy of The
Sentinel please send to my ad-
dress below, “Primer of In.
struction on Drying and Evapv
crating.” (Bulletin No. 7),
with copies of all back issues of
Home Economics Circulars, for
which I enclose 2 cents to de-
fray postage.
of time. Triesl litth’ lung sinus ‘sur-l
Ipasstd \‘cuit'c, this probably bring?
one to, her superior gcogzi‘uphicul loca-
1tion and the deeper indented gulfl
'l‘t‘llidl t-iilt" has, all'ording‘ ships oil;
greatmr draught to enter ilt'i' harbor. i
,‘l'i'icst is divided into two parts,;
:lilt‘ old and tilt“ new town. The old}
‘ town was built on a slot-p uccllvny oil
‘tlic liai'st liills and the r‘llt‘t‘lw‘ of fit,
were comptmd of narrow and too}
Also place my name on the lltltliih‘ alleys, much uliltn tliow of“;
mailing list Of the Agricultural Japan, wilcro pt'dosiriuumu is Ciel
‘t-hiof method of transportatimt. 111‘
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
Fairfield County Association
for Mobilization of Resources.
Very truly yours, ~
striking contract, ilUWt‘H‘t‘, is iili‘ new
%town, built at the log of the inrlim
{llltl laid out spuriously and gnome-
,tilc;tll_\'. The (Torso, tho main thor-
ounhl‘arc. bisects the new town and is
“no \vltit- that it is stilllt'lllllt-s torm-
fcd “the liroatiwuy ol' Soutlwrn Eur-
01w “ Lined with tuagudiccut odilircs
,it opens mm broad plazas- whirl] urc
onuummcd with sporting fountains
and stately muuumcuts.
name ' ' ' ’ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' The city bonnie of some lino build-
Ling», of which lilt‘ mom non-worthy
Address ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' llcrlitllln', is the 't‘2ltlicdi‘al of San
l33ustu. it stands on a commanding
liillltil. reputed tr) be the Silo of :1
‘liomun temple and is; formed by the
“diminution of three (‘hrhtluu build
P.O.orTown
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‘li‘lumc is growing faster and prion-i
£595 to outdo her rival in the course;
Lemony
Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
By Pictorial Review
Simple and Correct.
APPEALS DECISION M :DO YOU CROCHET?
OF BUCK'NGHAMl I no you will want this beautiful
An appeal was filed in tho Suprrion IFRED CLARK BOOK. u n eon-
lcourt Monday by tho I’nlon Coal (Nun/lat s 26 page: of new Ind practical
{party of ul’lanlmry, from the. rulinn of \gggggttiigkgihlfiaémfffigs 32:10::
l pulsation (Ullllulahlolltl llutltinl, chef. learn how “an, it 1. done by
than: who awarded Mary H. Glover of “flowing, m. [implo injunction!
,llauhur)’, $100 funeral imperious and liven in this VOndef‘u "hm“-
ism a wcvlt for Ill: weeks for the death
inf hot" husband. The (-(unpauy alleges.i
ithat (Hover was only a “casual emfi
plnyc”.:uld that the (‘olupuny was not,
illalnlt- for compensation. The deceased,
‘wus fatally injured on March in, lillli,i
.whllc soiling posts. ‘
, Aunts Billlt‘l' of Stratiord. aggrieved
jut the decision of the componnatiunl
commission in dismissing her claim.
inguiust the American (‘haln company;
:for the death of her brother. Alfred?
,.\lctculf of Strutford, filed appml in“
‘thc Superior court yesterday. ,3
Ilietcnlf's (truth was caused by locket
jaw, and witnesses stated that they
iwas-i caused by lockjaw, and witnesses
Istated that they saw Metcalf pull :1
”inch from his foot that he had stopped
on while building a garage. at his home.
The commission ruled that it had not:
been proven that the deceased hud sus- =
ltalnod his injury while in the employ1
of the company.
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Semi tho coupon and 120 for you-I—
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Tilt‘ (1101)? Indemnity paper and YOU Wm ICCEIVB m by X“ ‘
Ctlmlitmy is also named as a defendant. turn mail.
HE FELT LIKE NINETY COUPON
Enclosed please find 12c for which
Nothing will make a person feel old ; [and me the Wlnlfred Clark Crochet
lquickcr than disordered kidneys, ruined-“Amused.
when they are not working properly;
the whole system is infected with poh f Nun. "N'-"~"“"-"'"""WH
sons. that. cause. aches and pains in a!
lparts of the body. A. W, Morgan, Au. 1 To“ “W-"HWV'WWW‘" “I'm“
lgola, La.. writes: "Oh, I suffered wflzl
{pain in my back. I am 43 years old}
but I felt like a mun 90 years out;
fiSlnce I took Foley‘s Kidney Pills i;
{feel like I did when I was 21.” They;
ltone up and strengthen the kldnéwd
and promptly relieve annoying blarht'v
l troubles.~—Adv.
i Stillson-Powell Corporation.
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There arc many smart rersions of
tho long rout, but none more so than
this model to dark blur error, sci!-
trtmmcd. Justified of the some col-
lar, hotrcrrr, our of fan or while
rordrd silk might be substituted.
WA mart version of the summer
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' dairy ef’mclfca’l
flame Drew/faking
- The material left at the side where
Stars, 14 to 20 years.
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coat is pictured here and the young .
woman who wishes to economize I
will find that there is nothing better ‘
than serge for its development, for
serge wears well and is always chic -_
looking. Medium size requires 4 ,
yards, {ii-inches wide. The front and
back of the coat are laid in box plaits
and joined to square yokes. For the .
decorative scheme, employ largo poo ‘-
kcls and a sash belt of self-material. .3
The collar may be finished in either ‘
square or round outline. while turn- 1
back cuffs trim the sleeves. 2
The only positive guarantee against
mistakes, is to study the cutting
guide carefully so that the place of
each section on the pattern will be
known before it is placed on the ma-
terial. After the serge is laid on the
cutting table (or other flat, smooth .
surface) place section L, which is
the front of the coat, into position ,
first. letting the large “0" perform ;
lions rest on a lengthwise thread.
pattern is gored will be sufficient for
the piecing. To the right of the
front are laid the cuff. sleeve secv
“(mi-i, underfoclng. pocket and front.
yokes, with the large "0" perfora-
tions in each section resting on a.
lengthwise thread. The collar, back
yoke and bark of the coat are placed
on the lengthwise fold of serge and
the belt is laid to the right of sec-
tion K.
The coat is a graceful design and
most useful. Other materials in
which it may be fashionably carried
out are silk poplin. futile. gabardino,
gros de Londrcs and shantung.
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inns. of Sixth Century construction.
’l‘rlest's population which has now
nearly reached the quarter million
as might be supposed. for three
quarters of it are ltalians. the other
(plurter being chiefly ,Germans. It is
entail cause for wonder then, that
like ltaliana should want. the city for
ithclr otvn, although it ha‘s been an
lAust‘rian possession for n"/.rc than"
live centuries It was in 1888 that a
magnificent monument was erected to
! commemorate the iivc—hunu‘r‘edth unm.
iversary of. the city‘s connection with
f Austria.
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PHILANTHROPIC STRANGERS.
Auoihor pathetic little feature of
ioverydny life is the number of exon-
itional opportunities to make money
ivory rapidly that come to a man by
{mail from perfect strangers.»—Colum-
lbus (Ohio) State Journal.
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Who says the girls arent’ interested
in current events, when they grab the
foil hat styles are to be?
a
mark, is not nearly as cosmopolitam
papers so anxiously to see what the .
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Lemon Juice
”For Freckles 1
Girls! Make beauty Iotlon at
home for a few cents. Try ltl
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Squeeze the juice of two lemons m-
to a bottle containing three ouncea of"
orchard white, shake well. and you
have a quarter pint of the best frocklo
and tan lotion, and complexion beauti-
ficr, at very, very small cost.
Your grocer'haa the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will sup.
ply three ounces of orchard white for
a few cents. Massage this sweetly
fragrant lotion ' into the face, neck.
arms and hands each day and are
'how freckles and blemishes disap-
pear and how clear, suit. and white
the skin becomes. Yes! it is harm»
less.—-Adv.
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