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salad Dressing.
fine teaspoonful of salt,
{gate and one cupi’ul of cream. Heat
the cream in a double boiler. Beat the
use and add to them all the 6tber in-
gredients but the cream. Pour the
mom slowly over the mixture, beat-
In; constantly. Pour it into the double
'Nler and cook until it thickens, or
rants all the ingredients until the mix-
"ifire thickens. As the dressing is
flooded, combine this mixture with
.‘hipped cream. This dressing is par-
. ficnlarly suitable for fruit salads.
Tomato Sauce for Patents.
Two tablespoons butter, 2 table
_ 'éoons flour. 1 cup thick strained toma-
’ lojuice. salt and pepper. Melt the but-
ter, cook the flour thoroughly in it; add
, the tomato juice and seasonings; cook
all! smooth, stirring’ constantly.
Corn Meal Fish Balls.
Four egg yolks, two tablespoonfuls
“Vinegar; or lemon juice, two table-
: monfuls of butter, two tablespoonfuls
3.1 honex, one teaspoonful of mustard.
paprika to
Furnished by
Agricultural Department
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
ASSOCIATION
For Mobilization of Resouices
Bridgeport, Conn.
in Cooperation with
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Connecticut Agricultural College
‘ Utilization of “Waste" Fm.
i it is an extravagance to throw away
any kind of fat because nearly all so-
called “waste" fats can be treated and
used in preparing wholesome and ap-
petizing dishes.
When buying -meat of any kind at
the market the purchaser should insist
on having 3!! the trimmings that have ENGLISH GIRLS 8M6KING.
,been paid for sent home with the meat.
{All sweet suei trainings from mutt
ton, drippings from roasts, bacon. t‘st,
fresh pork and sausage fat can be ren-
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SOme “Flgppors” Consume Enormous
Number of Cigarettes.
Fashion Points
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lor ten cigarettes, and it. is simply
ripping to wake up early, light a cig-
arette. and read ill bed until break-I
fast."
'l‘obacconists state that there are
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dered and clarified and can be com-‘ _
bined or used singly in cooking. 3“" '" cm ”W“-
To render fat—the fat is put through An unusual and rarely beautifull
.th meat chopper and is then heated in color combination is that of deep rich
9. double boiler until completely melt- brown and 01d blue. The blown mail
led. The melted fat is then strained be the new Hudson, which is deepen
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The habit of cigarette smokingihundreds like this young "flapper."
among women and girls is growing And these girls are to be regarded as
at an alarming rate. Before the out-imolliers of the future. Never was
break of the war.these women who; there such a time when babies were
found consolation in the weed HmOkedEpf Hugh vital importance as today
from 10 to 20 cigarettes II week- Butiyei. at this critical period, when “I
not so now. for the smoking ('l'fllejuecd strong, healthy children to fill
has made such headWay that lhereulhe place of those who have “gone
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through it rather thick cloth.to remove than scat. or a tone of tete de nosN.‘
are thousands of women at the pres-'
.. .1» cups cold white corn meal
“at, 1 cup shredded codfisb, 1 egg, 1
[Blooms butter. .Pick over the cod-
“ and soak it to remove salt, if nec-
‘ my. Combine the ingredients- and
flop by spoonfuls into hot fat.. Drain
.. ' a. paper. These codfish balls compare
fiery favorably in taste with those
nude with potato and are more easily
‘ and quickly prepared. m,
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Corn Meat Muffins.
, One half cup corn meal, one cup
flour, three teaspoons baking powder.
two tablespoons sugar. one tablespoon
melted butter, one teaspoon salt. three-
. 'Hcriipc any impurities from the under makes it very lovely and becomingidt'r l0 ”it“! thiI‘ “flint.
out time who think nothing of smok-
ing 100 to 150 cigarettes a week.
Three years ago a woman suffer-
the finely divided bits of tissue. The and the blue may be either Joflre. lQI-l,
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fat then rendered must usually be clarg glan or NNUOiSC’. bill the two together
tiled. tform a stunning contrast. ‘One city, "‘3 "‘1’“ " smokers heart" was ““
Methods of via '1 : sho i . nnoms y. T sy it is quite a com-
1 To l i; '1‘?“ . E “2",”?th ‘3” with a display,mon complaint and recently a well-
. g c or y u out removing flak“ ' c be u “3 J0 W “m" “d tete d0. known doctor estimated that nearly
or ..... melt the (it lanuul voluy oilnegre satin striped silk, it Joffre bluo' ten per cent. of his women patients
water and heat for a short time at it jersey COslume and hats in Various! we" “mm“ from “WW“ “will"
moderate temperature, stirring occa-fcombinaiions of those tones. This new' on by excessive smoking. Some “.01
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~,sionillly, cool. remove the. layer of fat blue is iiKhicr ' men tile my" happy “um“ they a"
. than the old Conan, courting "My Lady Nicotine." Theyi
.uhich has hardened on the [op and bagen and has a tinge of turquoise that. are prepared to take all rich} ,1“. "1'"
surface. And the deep brown is exquisite ini A“ acquaintance 0' "I" writei-‘l; a
To o... mivem or mi: lirzs‘isritztmi m iii;
vars—miter melting the fat. put into it linery. A lYDiClli 111M191 of brown MN; cigareltes a dim. When asked by the
slices of raw potatoes and limit grad. ters' plush has a brim wide in from! writer how lite DOIBibii' manager! to
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' consume this
before," there-fire likely to come into
the world a race of \vmklings who
have. paid the price of their mother‘s
devotion to tobacco.
it is the duty of every British girl
who has her country’s interest at
heart. to realize that excessive amok»
ing might easily ilnperil the empire.
and those who find the "dainty cig‘
arette" smoking to their nerves
should smoke ill moderation. All oc‘.
casiontll cigarette is all light, but
350 cigarettes a week are bound to
be harlllful.~l.ohdon Til-Bits.
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AUTUMN BREAKFASTS.
Sausage rolls ulid apple sauce are
delicious for autumn. Make it good
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Loosely icor-cn pongcc is used for
the development of this attractive
slimmer sail with single-breasted jac-
ket and circular skirt.
Pongao is exceedingly popular for
summer suits and one need not nec-
essarily got an expensive quality, for
there are many loosely woven linens
8dr? sfl‘aafi‘eal' :,
flame Braille/ting
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A Summer Tailleur of Good Line.
tions indicates center-front. '
Next turn the yokes under-on slot...-
perforations, lap on outer front and‘ e
back to small "0" perforations, cor—
responding notches even and stitch
to position. Close under-arm and
shoulder seems as notched.
Close the back seam of collar and.
if desired. face with seamless, bias,
material. Sew to neck edge as notch.
ed. Then, adjust the facing to posi'
tion underneath the front, notches
and corresponding Edges even. Roll
the fronts and collar as illustrated.
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Arrange the pockets on the front,
bringing small “0" perforations near
front edge of pocket over small "0"
perforations under the back plait,
and bring back edge of,pocket to in-
dicating small “0" perforations near
under-arm seam; stitch side and
lower edges of pocket to position.
To make the tin ng, crease back on\i
one line of slot pe forations and lap
folded edge to remaining line of slot
perforations; press plait. Form plalt
at armhole in front placing “T" on
corresponding small "0" perforation
and tacit. Adjust lining in jacket
with neck. armhole and lower edges
even and fell to under-arm and shoul-
der seams of jacket matching
notches.
Now, take the sleeve and adjust
trlniming piece to position on sleeve
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mam”, cup milk; one egg, Mix and unity. When the fat ceases to bubble and less wide In back. slightly pointed that are ideal for jackets and skirts.
{keep her heal ”the replied: "I can- section (J) bringing the notch near
.1“ the. dry ingredients, add" the milk and the potatoes are brown, strain fatE
gradually, the egg well beaten, and the through a cloth and “0"]-
to suggest a yoke and a high crown.
The sole trimming is a large flat bow‘
l§Iiormous amount and
'nbt get to ale
1 Without smoking nine
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’h ducked butter; bake in a hot oven' in 3'
‘ buttered gem pans 25 minutes.
Nut Bread.
One egg, “.9" beaten, 3-4 cup of hardwood charcoal about the size of n _ with delicate cmbroiderlos of the blue
lager. W: cups of milk. 3% cups of walnut and “ME! the I“ i“ a 301ml? on ”‘9 ".99“-
brand flour, 1 cup walnut meats, course-
11‘ broken, 1 teaspoon baking powder,
1% teaspoon salt. Mix and let raise 45
minutes, and bake in moderate oven
tor is minutes.
p ,1 sood adv.pays oestlntlisbm
finyouvrtll wantthisbasnttful
m CLARK BOOK. u it con-
ll pages or new and practical
yokas. lloudotr caps and other
3 designs. if you don‘t aro-
lasrn how easily it is loss by
the simple
in this wouusrtul volume.
To remove odors and flavors not‘and the lines and colors are delightfu...
,ioo strong and to decrease intensity of, Another example of tilts new colorE
strong ones—to each round of chopped combination is a gown of satin and-
unrendered fat, add 12 plt‘t't. or clennt‘Ol‘Eellf‘ crclie in the deep brown!
I it has the new long; ‘
boiler. Let stand for two hours after tunic lines that are cxccemnsiy grace]
and strain... . Eful and one can imagine it completediWQSflflfiNem
i. A very satisfactory method—To by a brown or blue but and a scarf all M Digging“, Fumble...
two pounds of rendered fat add onoidcen brown fox or of koiinskv. This‘ C“ Di.“ ”and Afi
half pint of milk, preferably sour, heat intr‘duction of soft blue with brownE the ‘v‘l:mu.ss Mali-er
ithoroughly, stirring- carefully, and1 solves the, problem of bacominglyI - Talc
strain through a thick cloth.. Cool and wearing the darker color for many CHIC W” en.
lremove impurities from the under sub women. in other seasons we have i _ “
ifaccof tile fat which has formed in (a worn yellow with brown, or gold, andimfignflfl'fa 25%;" Emtyloubl 1
layer on the top. occasionally have seen coral pink ef- - was nervous, It;
bsdbscksehssnds
pain in‘my.side
most of the time.
I had din spells
and was 0 too so.
faint 1 could not;
walk across the.
» w J fcctively used on a brown background,
but blue and brown promises to be a
favored combination this winter. By1
this means a deep brown suit or coat:
can be enlivened by but and accesso
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’“ tsbls Compound.
After-bald tan bottles I am lulw well
enlists-orig. “genoigore paiu,bt:fil:achs
or dizzy a a me
how well lplook and Earthen L dis
E. Plnkhsm's Vs tabla Compoun di
rics and the result is especially becorn- floor. The doctor!
- ing to those with blue eyes and brown saldlwouldhaveto :
' have an o ration.
Keep the ChildrenWell hair- 9°
Almost every woman will welcome
the return of oxford mixtures for win-
ier tailored suits. One new model of
oxford gray has slot seams suggesting
not-folk lines, a plain belt and a velvet
inlaid collar. it is dignified and .pos-
To keep the little ones well, sturdy
sud happy, free of coughs, colds, cmup,
little fevers and inflamed throats. use
Foley’s Honey and Tar.
it is carefully made of selected rem!
edies that loosen and break upseough,
stop croup and case so aching inflamed
SENTINEL’S
HOME ECONOMICS .
FREE SERVICE
Canning and Drying
Bulletins
Out thisfloupon out and mail
to
Agricultural Department,
Fairtleld County Association,
Room 524, Rowfleld Building.
Bridgeport. Oonn.
Through oourtes of '1 The
Sentinel please son to my ad-
dress below, “Primer of In-
struction on Bread and Bread
(Bulletin No. 8),and the
previous bulletins on. Drying
and Bvaporating and on Can-
ning, for which I enclose 2
cents to defray postage.
Also ptaco my name on the
mailing list of the Agricultural
Department, that I may receive
all literature issued by your ex-
perts, and price-lists of canmng
supplies and all other materials
to besold at cost through the
Fairdeld County Association
for Mome' tion of Resources.
Very truly yours,
Name
Address
OOIOUOOIIIIOIIIIIII
sauna-anus-o-sue
E. This model illustrates a single-breas-
ited jacket and twopiece circular
.sltirt. The jacket has twopieco
isleeves finished with trimming piec-
ies and flare cuffs. in medium size
:the suit requires 6%; yards 36-inch
jmaterial. ~
The jacket is not at. all difficult
'to make. and is a model that the
Ihoms dressmaker undoubtedly will
1 find a pleasure in attempting. First
! plait the outer front and back creas~
Elllg on lines of slot perforations,
‘bring folded edges to corresponding
times of small “0" perforations and .
press Line of large "0" perfora-
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tart apple Sauce—firm, not too thin,
and set it away to cllill. Make;
enough plain pie crust for the ordi,
nary pie. Take one pound of good.
sausage meat, season it,wcll, adding‘
to it a ital! cupful iof- r burrs :
crumbs. a finely chopped hard boiled!
egg and one stiffy beaten egg.
Roll out the paste, as is done for
pics. and cut it tw lve inches wide
and all long as the ough will make
it. Spread it with the sausage meat
and roll it, sealing thegends with
' rounds of the crust." Sci away in the.
refnigerator. In the morning put the
roll in the oven, on a buttered tin,
and bake {twenty minutes. Stvata
»gnrnisbed with parsley and lemon
quarters, .with a helping of the. ap-
ple sauce on each service plate.
LINES TO BE REMEMBERED.
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3‘ The sun illuminates the hills while
in is still below the horizon; and truth
{is discovered by the highest minds a
"little before it becomes nl'lifest to the
multitude. This is the extent of their
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lsuperibrity. They are the first to catch
upper edge. to the lower notch in
back of sleeve: leave lower edge free.
(“lose scams as notched, easing any
fullless, between notches at elbow.
Face cuff and sew to lower edge of
sleeve. notches even; bring small
"t " yr-‘foration in cuff to inside seam
of sleeve. Tack'iower edge of trini-
ning piece over the cuff. Sew sleeve .
in armhole as notched. small "0" per- ‘
foratlon at shoulder seam. easing ‘l
any lulness; or if desired the fulnesa i
may be shrunk out. a 7
Arrange belt around waist a
trim with stitching or braid. '
and" reflect—a light: “'lllcll,‘wllh—Ult\lk
assistance, must, in a short time. bf!
visible to those who lie far beneath
them—Macaulay.
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They Are Recommending '“Neutronfi
Prescription 99"
They have used “Neuti‘one'Presciipa
tion 99" and their tired. aching, wenryt
swollen joints and muscles have dio-
appeared, what a relief after thoso
long weeks of suffering and misery;
“Neutrons Prescription 99" causes
all rheumatic poisons to disappear by
purifying the blood, making it as No
lure intended it should be.
Go to your druggist and get a. 5042 or
81.00 bottle and insure your share 0|
lifes' comfort and happiness. Mail or»
ders filled on $1.00 size.
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Sentinel Want Ads. are Winners.
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throat, and it is I‘ of sills t. sesses admirable restraint and aim it’l—Mlss NINA m“, R, F, D.
The prom ,mfififiroiey-. “$2,335 pllcity. No. 4. Box-83, Kingfisher, Okla.
Tsrisvery lfelulforwhoopin‘eough. The new cinnamon and brown mwmmmflmfrg female
3351:??ng “NM sttentb shades appearing in Bolivia and velour blues 3'03” “7: E. “fig”:
.. 34” 1‘21"“. Muir“: w. it"‘hiid‘m_ coats and some suits are admirable am arrow ":1 :1; ma
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morning the chi d was entinly recovered. write to Lydia Pink am 0&dfl
[Stillson-Powell Corporation. Adv-ripe in The Sentinel. Co. (confidential). Lynn. Mass.
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