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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 16, 1917 · page 14

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I Tried Recipes 3
cum-torts Souffle. I
Two uhleapoono butter, 8 labial
loco-o flour, 2 tablespoonl boilingl
water, 4 em, 1 cup milk, 1.3 cup sugar,
I counted chocolates. Melt butter add
flour and stir until well blended then
your in gruduully milk and bring to
tolling point. Melt chocolate in email
um pieced in a larger one of
Iloilinlr water, add sugar aild water and
lair until smooth. Combine the mix-
tlmen and [odd yolks of eggs, beaten
lurid, lemon colored. Cool and fold in
white: of eggs, beaten stiff. Turn in
buttered pudding dish and bake in
moderate oven from 30 to 35 minutes.
theme at once with whipped, cream.

 

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Caviare Cal-taper.

t‘ul umall circles of bread and brown
them in butter; chop together {1 u
mete some cross nicely picked and
dried, and the same quantity of butter,
mix well and spread n little on each
More of toast; spread some oaviare on
mo of this; place a brown olive in (ten
We}, garnish round edge with parsley
and serve. '

Roast Squnbs.

.Btuff the snunhn with ll stufllnlg of
cue-half cup bread crumbs, mixed with
an liven» chopped fine, to which have
Imn added 2 tablespoons butter. 1 ton.
mun finely chopped olives. l beaten.
«32:, unit, pepper and a pinch of ray
trim, thoroughly incorporate; after
uniting, tuck heads of birds [inlll'l‘ ”1v
"wings lie, tub with butttrrf‘lmiu- from
it to 20 minutes, serve on l'oumiu in
Ilriell homlny, nloirltun with tllipptnm

I in, pan, garnish with watercress.

Egg Plant Saute.

l’eel a medium, sound ear: plant, out
It. in thin slices, season with a tvzr
spoon of salt, half teaspoon pepper.
turn we! fill seasoning, llrhtly roll in
flour, heat a tablespoon of butter, molt.
gld. melted in a large frying pan, fry
'brickly for one minutes on each side,
’hm on u hot dish, squeeze juice of

j half lemon over, sprinkle a little finely

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

clamo- omn- Ball-and

.. an We, or merely forcing a
.mmfew dun with cults,

chopped parsley over all and serve,
fussing nun jelly with it,

Burnt Almond Ice Cream.

Chop fine a cup of almonds. brown
lam lu I hhletlpoons sugar which has
her: united with 2 tablespoons of
winter, and browned to a camel, cool,
Md 1 teaspoon of vanilla. and half a
rte-poo. of ulmond eutract and fold into
rich ice cream, when half frozen; then
ghee Iu nectar until wantedt nerve
VII Mute cukes with red frosting
In fang Islam.

”in Me.

One table-m of sugar, 1 table,
am ct can of tartar and $9 tea-l
spul or. nods dissolved in the milk.’
Md 3‘ up of rel-ins chopped fine anl‘
3 an d M. Beat all together and‘

m [I m 1,9 hour. Serve with:
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fulfil. ”.meduomenor

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Agriculturol Departure“
FAIRFIELD COUNTY ”‘0 "ECE‘MRY i
ASSOCIATION . EVENING wanes;
For Nomination of Reooureeu . ._...... l
WWW' Cm- wm Goiifwou Are Doing. 5

u. s. Igefartmeme‘ntuglnA'grlcul‘m tore WW“? ““4 Wile” ““3 "m:
and thirty sound very for court but, in the:

Connecticut Agricultural College history of eye" '31, mt guess is
laid upon the brighter ride of life. One'
' read- of guy Moe given during our.
H“ to U“ the fink“ Cooker. gown Civil War, find dnnceu and routs:
Obviously the tireless cooker mm‘lplnyed important W“ in the War 0";
be "99d ““1 intelligence '0 ”Ham 1'." lthe Revolution. The frocks were olm'l
but results and best outted,t to thoselple onen, m be sure, but one can have;
100‘” which require boiling, fi_ipamlng;iwt ml good a time in plain oostumm,§
or long nlovg/ cooking in a mom 1102mm they are becoming. l

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l-oodrl can not he fried in it, p es l O! mum there ure mm”; and

dnnces and teas now; great fun tlwy‘
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Specially Prepared for this Newspaper
by Pictorial Review.

.; Delightful for Youthful Figures.

hem the back. It the outer waist is
desired with front rolled hark, un-
derlace the slashed edges about 3 in-
ches back. The diam at center-front
may be entitled. Form tucks. creas—
ing on alot pmt‘crzttlontl, :tiztth l4,
inch from folded edges, (‘lo;-e undel-
arm and nhoulrler seams as notched.

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much the llame results all if zlwy urn-l J3 ' l i
mauled in the oven entirely. The! ' _l ~
Homes of food bellt adapted to tilt-l l I
coo er or» term , so 92‘, men a. w. .4 >

it ill u t ‘t’ ‘ l
Plitbll‘l‘l‘, (ll'lftd (fulfil, filfiillli. l bl> 3'4l'.‘ l In!“ item “1' back at lll)lf'h€"‘j ‘I"£0
‘ '1 id' m l l 0 perforation: inimtc l'z;;ltl::'»bm-.v.
not put ill-.r, . ilathl'r lower edge of waist herein
When dim-rent, foods tire ('I‘tk' l he i , l "'1‘" perforations and 2 inch»: above.
gether in tho tireless cook} l' ':l:\.\' it t . . I l To make the convertibil- r'Uan,
be such as require the r'llllt" .mt urn? ' ’ - f face and set? to neck edge. non-lam
. . , , .. . , , . . ; mid centerbacka even. Leave .20er
of cooking. nince tlu- mm 1‘ l u. .. t , é free from (enter-back t.) lwtt from
oponvd to illitt‘ out food willluul allow! l clue, hind elges and finish {LY rial-
inl: tho escape of” a large :umulni or. 1 ing. ltnll collar high or low, or pm
i t nl r 1km ' it new“ i to l'l-‘ifl'i‘? : ion-ct]. Now. arrange the outer l-Jztist
:08 u " u; S ‘d y I ‘3 ; on Hilde-vitally with Cl.‘Ziitfl‘-lrt)llii, pen.
lie context 9. tor-barks. tibillrlnrm realm will aim-
'i‘lw size. of the container usni .lll - . hole edges run; my,“ 3,7th- to
. .t . . . . ’ ' .. . " . . r‘, . .7 . . i' :3 Y.‘- . l .t, . ‘ position \lilll lmtt‘l‘ viral ":11
Within with the lifeless cullu-r :t out: . , . it told lu! r, um llur. .ym t’ it . , . . l .. l ,\ l.,,tm- _ .

g . ’ . ‘ ‘3 ‘ ‘ . ' l‘ t .. ' A” ’ x. “ ' . ,. .. . 1““ , . .I .. ' H . .1. ‘ Datum! C-lflf't‘ltmll ’07 ll‘lltl’ttl Now, fTrrz, Hill’ll the limb! wt 'ho l
he gol‘crm-d according I” tho “I” "Ml \ r‘ ‘ tum l’m‘gc "‘- ‘ M” 1"“ ““7 “m“ ‘l 1‘ .l"“‘~*’ ‘w "1 m“ 35“” "u‘ 7 tel/nun ix Milt frock in dark Llutf 4mm) tzmn No.» b."'l’l as infill”,
0f 1-,n.li to be cooked. Slnltil (rn‘tntltl-‘,7| t .... ., ,._ u . . . ,_ H . ,. _. _,,..4 g h . -711. .. A H . “pr!" ”mun“; with Mari." 311k “a”, hm: :ww Jeane m armhole. “,4”; in ‘1,
(if fund can 111')le Cflokfd l-tllllrlat"-v7‘ll\‘ , ‘l ‘ , ii i l d ‘ V] 3 \H ‘ “ l 1/ (fr sand, ”it foIi'tm‘sf mm (,f lfdtd -;.li)' “him.”- bet'vwm; w, thin. r

' ' - " 'x ' t ' ‘t.- *2 ",» ,‘-- .w.l .« l . . - ' ” . . .
in u large kettle in the mm” (“mm . it; it}; .t llp‘on t l; l.“ in] rial. rot“ ‘ ion . 4114,: .ll. lull ill-0J1” pht‘ 1mm Lt, of mi. . To make the Flfll'f, cine: barn" .«cam
‘ " . ’ i: re ct Willi .«l -rtlr~ ll ), all. it t >iccc l ' .1 « 2;; ‘ , "'”" .. ...' .. ., .. .
if u largo kettle must he tum-l limit-r rt“— ‘~ ' n , A , H N ‘ ’ in X “ [mm H. r the ‘ ”W41 Dark llillo surge trimmed With ’ om 51“.“? 1"” ,0. ,l" "w“ "'n .0 ;
‘ , , , ‘ ‘ l . l l . lerft) one still 50M till- lllur dressed roucml prey» Willi ll unr'n iron. braid "taken up. this ““ny affective my,” (tare and l 1 ,,,l.’.,,5 all m ‘
"My Ml] b" ”bminpd1‘9”“1‘""'h“r m4“ \ . .m in on M“ "holibl’d n ”mneqlm-pl , 1‘ k f. . ,. 'hfll ll lt'f't'ii The lamination for rlt :l'g. ilul'. ill-per V
. . {I . . f-' l well 151 t , - . .p .l l , .\ .t . i rof‘ or MM. 1 g . ”4“ 0., «l ir! "i‘l" "T" “WW“- ‘
lorinl “I'm holds hm“ ‘1”, ' -. ' ' ‘ a - l n- l» .1“ 1 i. ' ' ’ ' ‘ ‘ waist has a convertible. collar, ltml ' h' ‘ ’ " ’ 50 ' ‘

, pins {in comm ..l.ly H Um! if in), t'cu :- u" Hr ’. ,5 ,1”, v.1...» l
uni-.d to fill up the empty space. 'l‘hl 2. ‘ ‘ 2' m “"1 mo hr / nd la? 4‘," l" ‘ 5 ‘ it i< difficult to ‘0” which 1, ln' ttlcr, ‘ I” . ,,, n. t ‘ «Q5 ,; "'l'r"
may be accomplished in several ways . l, . 5.5.51 0 mm t, “it. GRANDMfl USED SAGE flu- high “Wk with buttons doltn tho lttlg'atfllll. Oil» 13:" x warning . ii i
O . h ‘ , fi if” d3 more art» coming to this front this your . “Mn or own neck with suitor cul- ,..,l.,._,,,‘,,.,,,... ”a (\tg‘flrlhuqll‘n"; “m,

no "“ ‘9 Pill ' e, nmn l mmntyo on . ~ . . . 'I l l . . - ‘ . Th) , , i‘ H. “4,. fl "o perforations ll‘lll tut-l; pints. Atl-
l’g in many ltlluauu am lllt‘l‘lehllni; .. . . lar. to are a at) \ o . )nfv ’ ml 5“,.» n uli‘ltm Nitrite,» Vim“!
to be coukcdqlnto a smaller tight "l R .a 'r] . ' .1 l l . 1 vmd ‘ ‘slaevm and the one-piece shirt is 3--~ ‘ .. A‘ D ‘ "‘ l‘ ‘ .
. , .4 apt. to mm. 9 cup, t it (on o; , . 7 city," over ”mm. rm? ”r Hzl‘hf'H it.
(:losod kottIehfill the large kettle witht loo and the trian l' f Id . ’ H l l laid in plum. Pm-kets may he used . _ ‘ (“I 'erirm‘e "ml ”W x f
boiling water and put the small ht‘ttid- with Draped Stun and Tunic . p ‘ 5' 0 K" _ .m. W” l ,_____,__, , to Hill! the front or not, as fancy dlc- :‘i‘fi "1‘ = .. - “ *
l to it t ndin it n inverted lot-x not «o'- ' it in r two mom: populm, mm the gypsy “Hm“ are u' s ' . . ”ll” 1“ medium 5"" ”“3 costum” I ‘ . ,
n ’ 5 a .3 " an ' ‘ " l a m" m 0‘ a full of‘ the moment. ' he Mh‘“ “'P’W' w'“ " ‘0 39'. reunites 5“; yards “inch material. he lull in svml’l" and 91""“4' ”‘3

bowl or some other suitable support. the sombre utttrc‘ of civilians. Sumo «
This boiling water will take up and are given for the Red (from, or a pet 3
hold the heat better than the air would. war charity; otlu-rll in honor of visit-l .... l
Several smaller dishes if lightly cover- in; Iroltlii‘rs and sailors. Part 01 the: MliilllDlAN, Mien, Nov. 15,—»Mnym’
ed may be placed in the kettle cnr- ”bit' of those who have to stay at 3 John M. Dabncy in it public statement,
rounded by boiling water. Baking now home. is light-hmrtedness, to try to today announced he would strictly en-t
tier tins are often found useful for thin even the balance in the world. lforce the provisions of the drum.

purpose. Another WM ‘5 to place 0130; 11.. Lug... for Simple Dressing. innate blue lawn next Sunday. Oureful:
food in a basin which just fits into the Women of 8006 tulle and patriotism 1 investigation of the law, enacted in
top of a large kettle and to let come everywhere mm ‘ ‘0, have joined 3‘1896, he sold, would moire him to in-
nther material ,llome vegetable Del" league- for Simple ”racing. The only. elude hotels, restaurants and neweDa-l
halls, cook in the water in the bottom bylaw seems to he conservation 01mg. . porn in the. establishments prohibited
of the kettle. Two or more flat shd‘ terhll end the motto ”Simplicity." One‘ from doing business on Sunduy.

 

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ENFOROING THE BLUE LAW8

,Iow kettles placed one on top or the o, u“, M, M" o, the um“! "I do not expect to take any Chane-l
'rvcipe improved by the addition of

other so u to till the cooker cushion led: in evening dresse- u that of com-l all of a recall or indictmentn that the

one to cook small mounts of dimerentjinm‘ two material Satin and lace. l Ministerial Association hall threaten-l

W" and net velvet and eGorlettc lednhould the blue laws notbeenforc-l WW" "’9” gray. ““196 hair in “0‘:
' gainful. we all desire to retain our

“youthful appearance and attractive-

foods successfully.

 

crew. or any other combination ”in! next Sunday," sold the mayor.
wouuoso uxntlvro m on» I”, “mm it properly "ed, A.
- ' ‘\ clever example" to illutruted here. The
DANBURY, N . . . . I»! *- » ,.
Donald of the 1" 16-4 0 'mout unusual feature in the tunic over —“"'

. . merlcan Ambulance the mm ~ The oath: of the. Two tnhleupoouo oleomurnrloe.
France as having been wounded and shirt in repented on the waist, end are alignmltozmazl. mtoco NV": '
13k?“ ‘0 the American Hospital St :funlc And nderwnlot and sleeve: ore »' m put
Seuilly. won nulstant pastor of thu' lure color ‘ chum them through ‘ "c”: “‘- t‘” table-
F‘iret Congregational » church of this.“ The scheme 1'
city when he secured leave of absence in" orchid w“ m noun has with

, one teaspoon cult, batten together
loot spring to enter the Ambulance a touch 0! blue in 1|...ch bend: on If"!!! hm
,eervlce. Hie home is in Bangor, Unlme waist. ,untll "‘M' Put in l I

lie was a student in Union Theological {dish ln “’9 form of mm and in such
Seminary. New York New“! “'7' 'neot curethlly drop one 'eul. Com

 

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All left-over vegetables should he V017 almfie too, "It 563- The M MD. Banjo 3 slow own for
wormed over for lunch, end then if my be slightly wuved. tut! med twenty minute; As soon as the our:
“”3“ left put them through leveoflly buck, coiling III I loo-o hot It be!“ to let was with filled
calender and then in the clock pot. like nape or the my. Another way is cum-Molnar- Insulin.

 

 

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opoonl oleomurprlno, one cup milk.-

—- ‘ Coil-m and hub - ormeutu are with cracker crumbs und dots of also;

store Color, Glen, Yomhful. “Vim 3. yard lining for tho under— lmirlct‘. before made, Turn hem at.

, , nm 4
Common garden sage brewrd into

billy lock edge a: notched, :‘tlljllri. in wai-
t‘lwe the shoulder and underarm tlun over joining of \Vaie't an". flirt.
centres to begin making the undcr- \‘lth ‘ct-ut-erfron‘tl and ccntr».'»tm'.»l

a heavy tea with rulphur added, Mil body. ,hm plan the lower edge and ctr-tn.

turn my, ntreaked and faded hnlr,
beautifully dark and luxuriant. Just?
a few applications will prove a rave-l
latlou if your no is fading, utreohed‘
or my. lining the Sage Tea Ind Sul-

 

rxT-dwlat Review meal No 7.399. so.» it to 2') years. hire, :9 cents.
Transfer pattern, yellow, 35 cents.

 

 

ohur recipe at home, though, in ml .-—-—-. _. _ .. "V--.” -m.” --.---..-. __ .. ,

blesome. An easier way into get u,
501ml bottle of Wyeth’tl Sage and
Sulphur compound at any drug store:
all ready for use. Thil la the old time,

 
 
 
 
 

other ingredients. l

neon. By darkening your hull- with‘
Wyeth’e page and Sulphur Convi
pound, no one an tell, because iti
does it no naturally, co evenly. ,You';
just “you n sponge or soft brush-
with it no am: this, through your,
hair, mono small ctnnd at u‘
time; by morning all gray hair: have
diamond, end, utter another uppllo
cutl- ur two, your hair become-
m duh, My, loft and in:-
url‘t. '

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Felix Fiefii‘teen wdn—ts to be a hero and co—nlfortable

 

 

RE!) (:12an CHESTS ‘

That insure-the safety of clothing, extra blankets, etc, from '
moth anddurt. Beautifully polished and fitted with trays and
compartments. Several clues in stock.

Malling Covered Utility Boxes

In litany dainty designs. Ideal for "Hope Cheats" for the bride

to be.
RAYMOND &' SON
funeral Dneeto' n and Furniture Dealers.
Well and Hifll 8h. Norwalk.

 

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WE’RE Flu (Somalia-Fens w'
AND we news 'FR'WEL W'
HEFNV Manama ORDER?
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F, minor: LONGER!
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