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I Excellent Meat Dish.
M equal to the best steak' and
r ml! for any man, is prepared
shims of beef with some meat‘
are the bone well broken;
lawfully to remove bits of bone;
1' with cold water; watch when the
‘- hegins and take off the scum
. rises. Stew five or six hours till
muscles are dissolved, break the
than "chopping—put in a bread pan.
tolldown the gravy till a cooling it,
,‘gclatine is quite superfluous;§
salt, and, if liked, other seasoning'
when it hot upon the meat;
titer and set aside over night}
m it will cut into handsome mottlcd‘
W: for breakfast or supper.
Mock Duck.
I’urchase a steak of uniform thick-
lag as'follows: Mix together 4 table‘
3; saltspoon pepper. 1-2 teaspoon of
use; scald 2 teaspoons chopped onion'
soften them and add them tothe
who; moisten all with milk: wipe
pound of round steak with a clean
Mill v'hbread filling evenly over the
”float; roll and tie to it, sewing the
ands to keep it together. Place it in a
' sting pan with a little water and
.Lhke. about 3-4 hour. basting frequent-
‘ly. Serve with currant jelly.
, Peach Souffle.
- Peel stone and chop from eight to
an large peaches, which must be extra‘
pipe, press through a sieve with 1.1.),
wound of powdered sugar, add whites
«at three eggs, beat well with egg beat-
in ”live or six minutes, then bake
Whites, of six eggs and heat into stiff
110th mix well together, put on baking
L ifWell baked oven five or six min-
iba§fore serving, shower with pow.
dared sugar. ,_
‘ Chicken Fricassee. .
Taken nice fowl, boil whole. When
“it cooked remove all skin, then, with
care cut all meat. from bone. Have in
parole sauce pan piece of butter size
‘ 51;, when melted add 3 tablespoons
r, gait and pepper to taste, then add
hath that fowl has been boiled in,
which, should be about 1 quart, boil 5
“dates, add meat, which has been cut
nice pieces, .. cook. but not boil, 2
Lites more just to heat the meat.
Marchioness Pudding.
01f pint cream, whites of 2.eggs,
_ at tablespoon of granulated gela-
lllssolved in a little cold water, 1-4,
' lung water. 1/2 cup sugar, 95 can
ryedpineapple; do not put in any
lief.) “ice. Whip cream, add heals-n
insect eggs, then sugar, strain gel-
“th the mixture, add pineapple,
‘srhall pieces. beat all toga-her
ughly and put into sherbet glass-
‘t stand for three or four hours in
. . ‘lace.
(THE MAGIC FLUIi)
drops and cérns or calluaes
omen and lift off with
fingers. No pain!
Tiny bottles of the
'magicrfluid can now be
had at any drug store for
a- few; cents. You simply
apply a few drops of this
freezone upon a tender,
aching corn or a hard-
eued callus. , instantly
the soreness disappears,
and shortly you will find
._ the corn or. callus so
and ahriveled that you lift it
athe fingers. Not a bit of
poreness is felt when apply-
onc or afterwards. It doesn't
rritate the skin or flesh.
, b mes
Mt small with a fork—far better .
0' lturn to a stiff jelly. Where this isilhau dish when I was living in a little
stir-dessert, and
(‘Lulit'd that l became fond of it.
at home.
dish to prepare. ‘
ldo is wash both prunes and figs care-icmwos [my
38 and remove all fat; prepare a fill- the louse, dry figs, not those that have
gallons bread crumbs, 1,9 teaspoon salt, them for a long time slowly in the
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Canning and Drying
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HOME ECONOMICS
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probable that the millincrs and dress-E
makers and lingerie designers have;
never had a more profitable seasoni
than the present, writes a London car-
respondent. Although trousseauxare.‘
lot" the simplest description, there is:
very little actual economy in any of;
the bridal orders. One famous est-ab;
lisllmcnt in the West End is, indeed, so:
overflowing with work that it has been}
found necessary to refuse the fulfill!
ment of several important orders than
ill \(n'dinary peace times would ”have.
NOWIvbccn moat eagerly accepted.
1 have been serving it to friends here| On‘e effect that ”f“ war has hudupon.‘
lt .., vvcrrl‘.’-lgly simpl othe llfe of London is an lnchasc ln thci
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All that you need to;
Bridgeport, Conn; to
in Cooperation with
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Department,
Fairlield County Association, 5
Room 524, Newfield Building, '
Bridgeport, Conn.
Through courtesy of . The
Sentinel please send to my ad-
dress below, ”Pruner of In-
struction on Drying and Evap-
orating." (Bulletin No. 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 i
all literature issued by your ex-
perts, and price-lists of canning
supplies and all other materials
to be sold on cost through the
Fairfleld County Association .
for Mobilization of Resources. '
' Very truly yours, _
, an
Connecticut {Agricultural College
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Prunes with Figs.
Did you ever eat prunes and figs
stewed together?” asked the girl who
likes to keep house. “i learned to like
French boarding school, not far from
Paris. We were given it frequently for
it was so neautifully
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to their wardrobes. Noli
that they dress more cxpellsively, or
that the richer classes indulge ill more
callricious taste in regard to their
clotlzts. liut.. without a doubt. women
of the lower middle classes (although
there is very little class distinction to
be observed nowadays) dress much
more carefully than they used to do
and are much more given to indulging
in dainty undorvrcar and delicate ar~
ticlcs of apparel.
It used to be considered rather
"fast" for well-brought up girls to
bother their heads about lingerie or
fully and soak them a little while. Use
been pressed. After soaking. cook
waiter in which they were soaked. only ‘
do not have any more water than is
newssal-y, for if there is too much
juice it will probably taste flat. Add :t
little sugar, when cooking. if you like
it. | find that i prefer mine witllqut
any. i pllt mine in the tireless cooker,
when i go out in the morning. and then
they are quite ready for my dessert at.
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30f apple juice. if preferred. add,
enough green coloring to give jelly re-
‘quired shade of green. n
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gllot, bring to, the boiling point and boil:
Lien minutes. Fill sterilized bottles. '
hind fill up with boiling water place
'rullbcrs on and seal. To insure keeping
,ccok six minutes in hot water bath out-
fit. ,
container filled with cold water and let
‘come to a boil and boil ten minutes.
iin sugar. one quart brandy or high
ipmol‘ alcohol.
alternate layers of peaches and sugar
hin zl‘stone crock and then brandy or
alcohol. Cove; closely having a heavy
piece of cloth under con-r or crock.
'5, i 1foolball lean:
series would probably be played
that (‘tlnly was arranging postseason
games with ‘l‘ufls and Brown.
Two Recipes for Grape Juice.
Grape Juice.
en pounds well ripened grapes,
dairy plantation! ;
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Agricultural Department Modes in London ‘
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I‘AIRIAISISagCIiQrEgé‘Y As (here are so many bridt‘SiO'bt' 01'; Bulletlns CLO grapes in water 11:11“ shit 1:,an J 9‘ email»? 1
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For Momma,“ of Resources new made In London at Warm: 1‘ ‘5, Out the Coupon out and mail gtrailé and add to this 3 pounds sugar, 5 (
Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
Grape Juice a La Sprague.
Stem and wash grapes, do not pulp,
ll sterilized jars, add one cup sugar.
By Pictorial Review
‘ Cray for Young Girls.
The latest fashions are exploiting
gray for young girls, The youthful
shades are selected, those with a gen
erous shading of pink. because they
are appropriate as well as becoming
TO sterilize jars and tops place in
Brandied Peaches.
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Ono Deck Imam“, half their weight ta e a especml y designed The back
of the waist extends over the shout
ders forming a yoke effect on tbt
front. A round collar finishes the
neck and this may he of self-mute
rial or organdy in white or delicate
cre: In color.
skirt has an inverted box-plalt each
side of the center-front alld a box
plait each side of the center-back. if
desired. the pockets, fancy belt and
trimming straps may be omitted
Medium size calls for 4 yards 36-inch
material.
Two sections of the pattern, H and
Ill, representing the side front of the
waist and side gore of the skirt, rea-
pectively. are so wide that it will
be necessary to cut them from an
open width of the material. Double
the silk, right sides facing. and
place these sections on it so that the
large "0” perforations will rest on a
lengthwise thread.
Remove skins front peaches and put
COLBY TEAM READY
Robert 1.. Erwin, graduate manager
f athletics ul t‘olhy. announced last
lght that the college would have a
as usual this full. lie
ddcd that tbctitlaiue ' intercollegiate.
and
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tller or the husband had to pay thcl
dress bills. Now war times have
taught girls how to be independent.
They earn their own money, thanks to:
.... mullition making and various forms of
Couch Eve". labor born of wartime, therefore, with
livery couch calls for a different this sense of lndepelulcncc. comes a“
treatment ill pillow. and it, is imposfidoSire to WSW” attractive garmcnta.
sible ,0 many any deflniterule; but with a consequent result that till bin-
“5 a couch with its pillows is such all glish girls of today are better looking
important hurt in the. room it is well to and ‘1‘““1‘ ““Y'W'livf? than they have
consider it carefully. It is in the pll- “"“r "““" Wm“
lows that the colors in the crclonncs
and other furnishings can be repeated
and gives one such an opportunity for
beautiful blending of colors.
The broad. flat couch. without a
back takes most kindly to a number of
pillows, bllt it. depends on the. placing
of the couch ill the rooms just where
these pillows will look host. 11‘ it. is
put, in the corner the mass of pillows
usually looks best in that end which is
in thc corner; but. if it is placed along
the wall a more formal arrangement is
dimlt‘r. Smnctimes i add lemon or , . , . . . . ,
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“Some times, “.th i want to be bllt that was m the tunes when the fa , CANNING DEMONSTRATION, DO
quite l'cslh'c, l serve cream with them
and that makes a most delicious dish;
t‘t cities and sponge cake go very well
with it. Just try it yourself and sec.
Last One Given in Norwalk Library,
Tuesday Morning. ' ‘
The lost canning demonstration of" c
Norwulk library.
lock. assisted by Miss Elizabeth Jacky
soil. put up Lima beans. and madc‘
spiced apple jelly and gave several
recipes. There were 03 present and so
* éllllllly wanted the recipes that Miss
Buckles mSmnt. 'fllullock promised to ask the papers to
0“,. of ”,0 new 103”," [MM {0,- prim them on Friday. Here they arefl
wear with summer sport skirts or one; Spiced APP"! Jelly. I
hicce lint-n frocks shows five buckles “V“ quarts “WW-‘3 “01‘0“ ““d dual“
at 1)". side to give m, extra touch of cred, enough water to just cover. 1 oz.“
smut-mess. ‘Thcy give ,1". “rumnnp mlch of whole cloves and stick cinnlt;
3. m0“. graceful “ppmmncg also. Time luou. l cup vinegar. Cook apples until;
was when u". stout woman could mt‘soft, above ingredients having been
“‘pflr ,, leather belt; "cut her in ,wonlcooklug with the apples. drain, mr-ns-'
and emphasized llcr stoutness: but ""0. add 3‘4 ““D 1101 $1383” ‘0 each CUP
stout women frocks of over) white. and of hm 3‘1“"? and proceed “5 1“ “Will”:
p31,. colored ““9“, cut according m other jellies, that is, cook until 220 de“
better and usually about three well- ”‘0 Kw“. “8"de (which being pro- grecs Fahrenheit on candy thermome-i
pc-rtlon. and line rather than on styled" 0" until jelly stiffens, about 15 0"-
choscn ones direct] in the ~ 1 ‘
leaning against theyw-tll is Cadillthrtznigim trimming), 100k well with bells of‘twenly minutes after sugar as been
needed ‘, ‘ lpatent leather or colored leather. And ,“ddt‘d-
nowadays one may secure a belt in the?
WHAT A BILLION MEANS lright length, no matter how large onc's
If a railway train proceeding at. melwaist irleasurelllent may be. ' ‘
rate of a mile a minute had teen at,
the dawn of the Christian era. started.
, alollnd the earth on a straight tracit.’
Ila object being to run 1,000,000,000"
‘miles without a stop. it would havel.
been necessary for that train to circle".mnumn moment.
' War Jam.
Ono, pound f rull, 6 ounces sugar, that
ispoon salt.
Full Skirts Plalted.
Plaits one simply 'must have now in‘lltllt On candy thermometer. Then fllll
onc's skirt to be smart and up to llteTslnsscs or tars. For ordinary lam you
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'rney until nearly New Year‘s eve, imaggkngsggilhgfeel91“.”: many ways Oil f Th‘ . .
. sum," centuries after Christ. was ' 4 . p ants and often..tlle1a ter. to it is absorbed by the hint.
; born. During its frantic flight it wouldtplalts are alternate with long, burnose; Apple Mint JellY-
llmve seen the Saviour live and die;itlrllpt\l~ics that fall in soft folds below} Wash, core and quarter apples, add‘
Rome rise, flourish and decay; Brit‘dhe hip. There are even comblrlhtions enough water to cover and milk hm“
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iiigmffihfiégégq “*l‘idg‘ggggsé‘xfdmgliiol side plaits, box plaits and draperies soft. Strain and measure juice. Tfi
iParis built. It ,wguld have proceed-ii“ the same skirt. When a material ”19’va cup add 3’4 cup hot sugar. ..ln:
t ed on its journey throughout the too soft .to look well pressed into crisp the meantime pack a cup full of fresh
i dark ages. it would have witnes‘sed'plaits the plailrl arzrleft to fall softlylnint leaves, pour Otter one cup of boil-
the birth of Columbus, and “19 dis‘hn Impressed effect, but gathers are oil-dug water and steep for one hour. Just
iservcd less and less as the summeribefore jelly is ready to stiffen add one
wanes. tablespoon of mint juice for every cup
detected when hot for about three days}
covery of America and have a couple
of hundred years yet to continue.—
Los Angeles Times.
,WINIFRED CLARK BOOK. u it cou-
um: 26 page: of new and practical
the present series was given at the [mu-"fin; designl. If you don't oro-
ustud tlmo Tuesday. morning at the chat, learn how «all! it
Miss Bertha. Hal» “WW"! “1‘ “”9“
given in this wonderful volume.
is l scant cup, 1-4 ounce or 1% tell- today. Address coupon care of this
Cook this slowly to con paper and you willrccelvc bookby rt-
'sistency of jam or 224 degrees ii‘nllrelr turn mall.
All the new frocks use to every pound of fruit about ten send me the Winifred Clark Crochcti
,lhecarth 40,000 times, and it would'and separate skirts platted from llmfmmcrs of sugar. The salty taste will bon°°3n “mm“- ..
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as shown in the cutting guide, and
along the lengthwise fold place the
front, back gore Of skirt and back
of the waist With the exception of
the belt, which is laid along the sol.
vage edge. the runaining sections of
the pattern are placed on the mate-
rial so that the large “0" perfume
lions rest on a. lengthwise thread.
You mm .
If no you will want this beautiful
Girls‘ and juniors‘ dress carried
out in gray taffeta. It is trimmed
with buttons. pockets. fancy belt and
30°11” ”k9" boudolr cops and otlul‘ straps of self-material.
is done by
instruction-
;wrrluc culos7271‘Shawlng 5‘": 8
The front gore of the skirt is cut
and the dress closes to the left of
center-front under a tuck.
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Pictorial Itéview Dress No. 7277. Sims, 8 to 14 years Price. 15 cents—
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you can have it, by heeding'Nature’s laws. Keep the
stomach strong, the liver active, the blood pure, and
the bowels regular, and you will seldom be ill. Take
good care of these organs, and at the firstsign of
anything wrong-promptly take Beecham’s Pills.
you certainly need
the help and relief of this world-famed remedy, to
keep the body in health. They quickly establish nor-
mal conditions, so the organs perform their functions
as Nature intended. No other remedy will so surely
strengthen the system, stimulate the livenregulate
the bowels and quickly improve the general health as
Directions of Special Value to Women are with Every Box.
Sold by druggim throughout the world. In boxes, 10c. 25c.
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