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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 20, 1918 · page 10

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, ‘_ Destroy House P““' 'Niany New Blouses of Cotton Material.
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'7 7°“ "5' 11°" 0' ”‘10 Bill's sliverdah or slicker is a troublesome‘ . tton
. rod»! The ””0 bean “ “3 pectin many homes, where it is found.31$;fcgzifigéntongw
M' W’ can’t all have ll “0°”: ”1’0": “0‘1“" “6 “he" "'7! in the most alluring of colors. There
, scale-fist «smog! ell M" tlcles'oontalning starch. It is particu- m on, o, ouch comm mm n...
D- at year and M are ”“1. m“ of the 9"“ ““6 n the hm; that ii pOpulariy favored just at pres-
“I“ m beans The of ”9“" frequently it “9“ on the ’ eat. and it was trimmed with real diet
States M mm“ is. W“ “M l“ applying wall ”9"- edging simply applied to finish the col-
'-’" "' °‘ u” ’m" “a “w“ “ °‘ W“ °"- 1‘ u” 4‘“ lar' and cuffs. Far from looking like

The family soap cake and
the kitchen range are two of
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Spectrum prepared for this Naspoper by ‘Ptdorial Review _

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New Embroideiies Adaptable to Separate Blouses. ,‘

daily use in the household. If a, KATHRYN uumnna. worked In “an an“. 7
The new embroidery designs are Both patterns have a ills'irwtlw i
the "um“ "9 cleanlmm ”“1 not anything if not adaptable. Here new note and are designed to mirth
..... wholesome food, which means are shows two patterns for towel lhc‘demand for “expensive allilplil-
' a large pm of “fin . ends that may be utilised in several fly.” it requires but little time to

A um” n“ e In as to other ways. The darnlng stitch in develop either pattern and on a bach- -
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Luncheon " ‘3“ starched clothing, “n” “5 cur- ' an imitation of Georgette crepe. as one
lexicon WM talus if left undisturbed for any con- might be forgiven for ”PM“. it
‘ “Wm ,Brown Bread "“0"“? 99”“! °‘ m”- Nearly 9"" seemed quite a formidable rival. for manage, and none works t-
h°“'"“° "l familiar with this plan» it had‘ a quality of refinement and ter. ‘
Luncheon ll. ions little post. which is able to run we“ womanliness .11 its own.
Hopping John about wjth a.“ rapidity. though. they. in this da of lain neck lines there
Barley Cake. on“:. “W3 may know it by some other name than are 0' “my.” la’ome blouses made to
. Liam ll - ailverdah. l .
Bees W with Tomato dance One of the limo household remedies comply. The no" “mom" m "I 7‘

Baked Potatoes f “I . ,, ‘2‘ - ~ Georgette crepe, finished either with
or verdsh '5 mm rum Sodium an applied band of the material at the

Apricotl’ieto tmelerut) ' ‘ mun"
a s .fiuoride, amost efficient roach w- ._ . I
”0‘5“" "'9'”- der. is also an effective remedyl.” it neckline, from which pin tuc‘h Ian? R NASH .

ash ‘ pint of mu, beans, put may be dusted or applied with "I” forth to produce the fullness for thei _ . .
. in a large )0. 00"" Wltll cold. powder blower wherever the silveriish it“: DEMO”, :2 gm :31? $322.}
. andhrlngtoa boil slowly. Pour ls llkel to occur. 1r, . amps “e ° a ' n e f -
l the water. cover with COM water. lng and'alrlng of starchztiu:llrtlzin?::lil forms “0“” ‘ corner North Main and west StS.

‘again and repeat this twice. The similar objects .1“ aid in their de- With sults of silk. such is the inconvi . -
time add two tablespoons of drlp- structon. A thin. boiled starch‘ paste slstellcy of human nature. cotton
. “‘50.“ “It” the be.” I" “I" made of three-quarter ounce of pow- ”mm?“ "9 quite "l" “'“5' The suite sing all themselves. They started as which 81.000 has been issued. The in-
; Remove to a‘large cauaerole. or tiered white arsenic and one pint of that first demand attention are of a m, fr,“ notion of some "mug per- corporators are Joseph E. Cornell.
spot. season well with salt. and no“, is a good mo,“ halt when rather heavy Jersey silk weave. out ”n who insisted upon wearingihemln William F. Barnett: and. Henry G.
.two or three green peppers broken "mud upon small pieces of cardboard \lll'elerably with loose box coats of hip their own ”on”. “m,” Mum the, Cornell, .ll of Danbury.
”CW" (9" "I ““3" with ”‘9 bean and put in places frequented by silver- "m5“ °" lhcreahollt. The smart color were becoming and wholly artistic.‘ The following certificates of organ-i
. and simmer in the oven. or on 5.1,. for the silk is beaver, and _with this a Their notion 'u talented gently, and isation were filed: The Thomplon-;
til the stove for several hours, stir. blouse of maize-colored batiste is raw it was predicted that they would ‘91 ville Liquor 00., President, Michael 1.,
' frequently to break the beans The Cedar Cheat. ‘lshlng in its color scheme. , ‘ over the at...” without . great Byrne of Cromwell; vicevpmsiaenl,‘

 

 

 

 

 

.OVen. ‘ hegnmm .5 an", itself. These chests of taffeta and satin. which will with- of . "a." dressmaking establishment rectors. .2

Plain Barley Cake. mice or dampness might injure when its color been so refined. Tile yellow any amount of ding-cut .1190", top, of New Haven has tiled a ‘nol‘lce with

clip glucose. ; pang; are "7., , greens In alltheir varying shades and drag,“ ;dissolve. Watrons a Day of New Ha-
ng“, well beaten . 3 Carpet Gweeper 3 tones show an astonishing amount of dirtheliterw ‘ ' '. I iven are named as agents to whom all
. a” cup milk or water ‘ l When through lack of ' money or! virility and life,'Ihd as an outcome of claims against the corporation may he

liken” barley flour " electricity, the expensive electric "I. all thiii, they have been used in ways SEVERAL conpoflAf|ON sent. The certificate is signed by?

9:000" ”“11“ ”mm" cuum cleaner is beyond you. consider
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that have never been thought of be- CERT|F|CATEQ FILED Howard F. Adt. Henry W. B. Manama;
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blossoms and dots done in rose .m'moa‘tIMbMdendtTdh 732! this:
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4 cup fat the house 1, do,“ up and “a wow and the blues and the pinks and the to change the foundation into oliler , the state secretary of its intention to muttefiyngmutimll 1:13;.‘22; 3:.“ looks . lot for the time we

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' Imbroldery No. amt. Transferpsttern. blue, furnishes duplicat.
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"7 '0 II to ““0““ the ("'Y- 3" A handsome and substantial preFent CW“ 0’ "“5 5"”7 ““3 "’9 shown amount of suffering. But the blouses 3m“!!! L. Cleaver 0! N0. 150 Whitney In, slut—Dd” for Towel lads That lay larva Other Purposes.
a little boiling water if necessary. for the spring bride will be . chest of full at the shoulders under a deep and grew in favor and are now on . m; street, Hartford: secretary no trons-t the first d the small motifssla or some silken dress material the
ow minutes before serving. sprin red cell", which will last for 3939”“ rolling collar, circular and very full at road to becoming/a popular success for urer. William Leary, No. 23 Harrison; being "my“ 1', solid satin glitch. effect is equally charming.

with grated cheese and brown “I lions and become as vainahl l “3° 10"" “‘3“- There ”9 “P“- ‘°°~ one cannot enter the sacred recincts Sir"?!- Mrfldrn. The! are also the di-._ The edge is of close even blanket Knob of the beauty of the work 1
c a fall ly ’ . I “my. “a all or the work is curled depends upon the care with which '

» . cotton. the colon are blended.
Hopping John. . come my, graceful curvod fen and out a doubt be successful as summer “mud.” "“0““ seeing duphyed in The: Orr Brothers Tobacco Company‘ “4.1:: ggmllcould be most slee- Wool embroidery is used 1' many
’0' "3" 1'0ch vi!" "'0 will 0‘ metalbound corners, with ornamental '"W- " full view some adaptation of this an 0‘ “Hull”, DMldflll- Thomas 0" tire canted out in colored wools.ways Just now. not being confined to

~ ans and one cup of rice; boil the two metal lock and cover trimming; They ', Of all the summer materials which conventional gflmver him. The jump Windsor: vicepreaident . John ' Lip. which is new a popular form of em—the decoration of dresses. suits and

:panter until both are nearly done; make effective h.“ “m, or filadbvl.‘ at this season of the-year s're bursting of w, m“ 0 tends all the way from shits, mo, 17 Sheldon street, spans! broideir’y spurge-1a and aza'isuéflzgpmeuwalsttm: is foung‘ozlfi: ;
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the two together. season with a ‘e.tg “a to their safe Bheltel" may be forth upon the counters. organdie nexus," through daytime clothes field; secretary and treasurer. Hyman;
' ' ’ - ' . Geo tte chiffon cloth crepe delow. table runner and couch cover. .
1‘ caption of fat. a pinch of pepper intrasted all the “may garments, holds the position oThogor. Never be- into evening thingsfind there "a nu Freedman. Springfield. These three “hrs“; it is 3% inchea wide hyWorked on ‘ ”mug of heavy '.
gas teaspoon of All. and comp'm furs, blankets and small oriental rugs. ‘0" h” "I" ““11 Wm" be?" '0 merous suggestions about how one can con-mule the board of directors. :2 incl... long. denim in men or bro“ either of .
cooking. anything, in short, um moth, dust. beautifully manufactured; never has m“. . start '1“, a silk .up. wearing The Beach Manufacturing Company The unusual pattern below has thethe designs would be most unique in f
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What would you think of the idea of Bridgeport Dairy Company to ,Btart of the board of directors of the com ;t° ”0 llrought. “it to the trunk “Kim” ' Newtown. When the Redding gecgjon

an orchid pink organdie knitting bsg With $25,000. DID!- lstandard and entirely 116' comlmc'log the néw “m. is gamma prcgent

, together. Add beaten egg and q as valuable an asset in the home to be carried along with a frock of the Certificates of incorporation were; ‘ .__..___..._____. . tion will he started at m northern « bonds of the Putnam park stretch will
"H I Add the “med dry ingredients at is of untold use in the daily same ““9”." Well. "I“ is one a “I“ yesterday in the state ”creamy REDDING H'GHWAY' end. abou't’two'milea below Jump “in.“ largely eliminated.
The raisins. Pour into a shallow . ‘ vthe new ideas. And the bags that office. as follows: ~— 4 n" I > ———————-r
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pan and bake about 20 min-I ‘ ’0 the mu ”m carpets. have been made are most adorable. The Safety First Fire Extinguisher “I“ (considering Construction at it “ likely that m.” will he “was

 

in general character they ape their Company of Bridgeport. capitalised at! MIMI!" Road.

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g. 8 O IRE heavier sisters. for they are gathered $2.000. Willi which “00““ ll will he" While in Hartford Tuesday. It."

1 .”°°“°" “mm” m “m3 on straight rods and solution at all the sin business. The iscorponton ore 9mm“ (”mm ‘““"'°'°‘ “cm” i
w and other grain in country el-

. earners withllttle clusters of made-up John Hots. Matilda HO”: 5"“. D— the state highway department in "F:
1:; dc binnge'3‘); Oihfln‘hr'm {apples and they are held by ribbons Corbett and Grace L. ‘Corbett. all 9' srence '0 ”w "Wm“ M building, the
tablespoon finely chopped onion ' y ' ' as m' o ' to match the hue adopted. As for lln. lirldgewfl- 5 coming "“0“ of the Bridgeport-Dan

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. . Hutu]. tomgto soup ou h Dakota The idea " "mpla' “chi ing. there is none. The knitting lives The Bridgeport Dairy (‘0.. in. of W" “1‘“ "“9 l" 'th11 “"09."

. bin for grain is provided with a trap' . . now in re ress' lie was told that
| and MM! to taste. Combine door in the outer wall of the build. in a glass house for the time being. Bridgeport, having I capllfll “003 0‘. p z '

ants and shape into loaf and in so am ed that in land allithat ,is inside the mysterious 850.000. 0! which ”5.000 la lswell-f‘md“ ”"9““ conditions no positive
‘Iimlnutea. ' ' in: door ”Ed be pulledutmt 2;; has is on view. ‘The incorporators are H. C. Coburn. S. ”Minn“?! 00“” be ll'fl- 30" l
‘ ————-————— . 3"“, min allowed turns out 0;! the This passion for organdlo does not 1'. King. and Thomas Motions! all 01.5mm!“ ”d "1" ”I‘m“ 9‘ 5‘93“”
NE ”Allis OF HER ' HEAD. I , rid trosds already in process of contra.
, xmlllld. Brilllck. cheap alterations stop here by any manner of means. it B resort- _
> , , r“, mu, um,“ 0mm" M M , extends to lists which in their turn The Gallstone Mills. lnc.. of ww- . "0“ 1“" “r“ '3‘“ °" “‘9 'Wmfl"
blond has about 140.00 hairs on 5 v r. on , ' ‘ tion and next will come the highways
head a red-headed girl has about} aehen believes it would be possible to . m bum ‘° “9"“ ““m‘“ 0' “‘9 9°“ ‘° ‘9'" “‘ ml “N“ m" “V" '
T , a'brown-haiied girl has aboufisave much grain now lost in tires. 50'“ which 5‘" “'9 (“M“- Then tel no“ ’30“; amount “a." ”'0“: in flu“, this to“. is ”Md,” in-
. and ‘ brunette about 102600 Elle is a builder of. grain elevators l there are 80"“ all done ll! organdie, incorporators Henry E Young. Mny'tereated. When that mam “ reach-
‘w girl has forty or hfty . ”mu" and makes magnum” m-with rows of woolen stitching of one A. Young and Leonard C. Mackenzie”ed ""3 3'5““ “‘1 Fairneld section °f
of hair on her head. i the public interest. ’ sort or another about their edgea. ‘ an of Westport. . xthe present state aid road, which was

—- Then there are the over-blouses The Cornell Flower Company or built by the water company. will here-
310,000, of surfaced and otherwise improved sons;

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ing of this work The omcials' ad' . . __ ,

fl: milled the 0681113le . 0‘ 8PM”! "Do you know what are the degree!
getting on with the new road but alld‘of a stingy man's married life?"

1110 case would be more Mont werel "i should say they were matrimony.
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