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Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 5, 1918 · page 10

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H lOME l IEPARTMENT

 

 

 

 

 

{Fashion Points

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Tried Recipes ll... Helpful Hints

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Braised Liver.

Skewcr. tie in shape. and lard upper
sidc oi calf‘s lit-er. Place in deep
pan with trimmings, In In latdoons: l coats Appear In Fur CW“-
stttround “ill! (IneIi‘tIuth cup each. carl They're here! Dirge onc>
rot, I nioti and celery, cut in dice. one ‘small ones, high and flat, in fact .4. :y
t‘ourth teaspoon peppercorns, twov conceivablo- line is shown in wine t‘tlt,‘
t‘ltlH’s, bit of bay leaf, and two cups' of the new Imported hats Saxon.
. oi brown stock or water. (‘over (-1059.- velu- Its and mm lty Inuteriah all 20 to

it and bake slowly two hours, uncot tCteate some torm oi the hunt udnp-l
ering the last 20 minutes. Remote3 'ton ot' headwear. Probably the most'
lrom pan, strain liquor. and use liquor: con>picuous characteristic of
for the making of a brown 'a‘auce. pom : fantn>io> of fashion is ctlher the pos- '
>‘aucc around liver for serving. litire \oidncss oi ttimming or thc cx-v
llltttlcls‘

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I Spanish Omelettes.

'-8hted a small onion wry fine. Shred
.5. m pepper in the same way. first
rimming the stem end and seeds. Slice
.six mushrooms and llllT‘t' truffles.
_ a large tomato fine and llll't-t’
*igs of parsley. Put a heaping ta~
flumoonful of butter in a sauccpan
r the tire.

When melted add thc \II2II1ables and
the three tablespmniuls of tomato
.1109. Season with a teaspoonful oi‘
ill. and a dash red pepper. Let the
finale cook for ten or fiften minutes.
flake an ontelette a directed for a

join omelette and before turning it
”ur in part of the Vegetables. Whoa
“the omelettc is on the platter press
the vegetables remaining in the stew-
n through a colandcr on tho platter
round the omeloite.
Egg! nu Gratin.

Chop fine six sprigs ot
. ”I.“ onion, half an ounce of 'soft
hood an anchovy, and then mix tho
Mole with two ounces of tumor. Add
its yolks of two raw eggsfinix them
.0“ with the other ingt‘cdlcnts. Plat-r.
mixturc M :1 tin dish. '=tand it or
slow fire. When it begins to not ra
1' dry break a half dozen cggt m-cr
dust with bread crumbs. season with
I’llt and pepper. Set the. dish in tho
hen. and whon nearly done spmnt
I {war the top the yolks of two 0223 watt
Ihten with a teaspooniul of watcl‘.
had the dish in the own again Tot-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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HATS AND THEIR TRIMMINGS. l
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All Skirts Are at Ankle Length—Waist.

and

and

tllt‘>c

uh uh

.-. - SUIIH‘

t‘Ps‘she quanti')
Calver Tongue. f recriw.
(‘ook tongue until tender in boiling
water to cowr with six slices carrot.
2 stalkh celery. one onion stuck with"
six cloves. onehalt teaspoon pepper}
Icorns and onolwlt whim-noon salt.
: take front watcr aim ..
I'0(llS.

_ IlltHl' shitt IIII'.
Split and pour otcr equal {ni‘l
lirowtt stock and tomato. rlmihgtl until;

thick.

«up. :a hr”;

I‘z’lf‘lt'). a

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sweetbreads.

A: soon as swueihr’er—ls :It'c
from ihc market thcys ‘Iould Lo plttnz- 1
ed into cold “aif‘l‘ and alhtwd to
'stnnd onc hottr. drained, and put Intoi
Ilillltcd >1Iltctl lIttilint: water. llil‘il :Il l
lowed to cook >lowly 2o minutcsz again
:ltaiut-d. and plungt-d Itito told “£th 1'.
that they may he kept whitc and firm “
chc‘hl‘cnds ai‘t- ulwuys tmrlioih-ti
this manncr for HilllM‘lllh'nl cookintr.

 

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Meats We Sometimes Forget.

 

 

0 minutes. when "W “23:8 Will D" We some-times forgot that thcrc h
Iflone. Servo \‘cryltot. anything to a heel mccpt roasts and .
. steaks. “'Itt‘l‘ot‘cr parts Rllt‘l It to I A
‘ Cream of Tomato Soup. . . . . l a n
, truce. ll\t‘I‘>, stwctlItI-ads and hmrts
Half can tollmtocs. 1 quart swvct . , .
_ . :Itc :ttatlablc for purchasc ltv the
milk. 1 talIlt-spootttul 'sugar, 1 small _ , . ‘
.I . householder. the ltllltt‘tl States Fcod
onion, 1 pinch Hmla' 2 tablespoons Administration cunt i ii t h '
. . ‘5 S "
flour. 8 tablespoons huttcr, '8 L e” New Coat 0‘ Velvet.

 

1 teaspoon
nit, III Leaspcon [wmu-I‘, 143 cup cold
.. “water; scald tho milk with the oniott.
"., remove the onion. and add the flour

rm-ipca >hould hc known and med. h...” “V lltli‘tli nod or .

' I T I-l .‘lt'l" one lllt‘
Brotled SWeetbreads, barely ttI till it t 5 I
that puts

' ' . ‘ ' ~ It tn .
Parhml a split ”a” Hula“ (”lltltll um I
[stantly in the I l: IIs with the t'Xt' ltlHlH'

Hut, \\ hct hcc

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

llti .

swtivi lll't‘ad,

C tureen and sizrt'e at oncc. lllll1< or rt’ll-‘llttlc in I-nd oil as it tlitrphflscd with tho dc-
Rt“lt‘.tt in “up top oi >(I-.nt in an aqupt little {Iathct tanrt.
l‘hen anothc- just to bc dilictcnt will

V show a tiny lIrtuI just peeking front ltc
ncath and tryinp awfully hard to hc
' seen.

llctttusc If their young nirltslt ttp-

onc-half inch
small
incdium whitc >aucc.

pit-cos.
, Stuffed Peppers.

fCut tops from eight green pcppcrs,
V r, leave standing the minutes. Fill
'f the tomatoes stuffing as foilowu
Mix one cuprul tomato pulp dtttiItI-d

 

NOTIFIED OF HIS INJURY
)llII'l'l t‘lllIIN, N J,. Oct. t..~\\'hilc
\‘ptoml Lieuttnn'nt lhtvid M .-\ht was

. ottc, and thosc lit’i\\'t‘l ll thirty onc and forty-fire.

. I
'ttcutrul color is found to hc most lic-

tact that it is a soft tone helps the

til
around and with the hopo
tlIc disease trout otttcrinu
tut'totts
health slalttiaids that now Itl'cl'ail in.
them.

 

 

 

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Vp I. .. wax . , » l

”Wow. wItIITr «loom c. DENNIS‘ j
llt'iuadicrticnct:tl W. A. White. t‘. ii, and I‘ .\i (i. and i'oloncl JohlI‘

S llcnnts. t‘. l-‘. R, whose work tor the lth and (‘anadittn llectnttinu
Mission will cease. SI-tvl tilt, for lil‘llitltt-Is and t‘ttnadiaus lIt-twccn twclttv.
our and tltitti-ottc~ and tut l: for men bctwccn ctchtccn and twenty

hatt- socttrcd about «itifiltt'l

men. two-thitds- oi whom wltI It into the (‘anadiau army About Tonotl out
of .‘lhllllt’lil llrittsh §\li'lt‘ll> in tho l'ttitcti States oiicrI-d their St'l‘llt‘rs. l'-t ‘
dcr the international that). :xonuitt of them how tall int: thc AtttI-ricanf
diatt. Abom lotion” .\|llt‘l'll'ttll!~‘ itt ('nmidn and llrcat lil‘llillll will hc suit»,
tcct to draft into thc llrttish or (‘anndtan army. ‘
r, —~—-..~v—‘=.—-.- __.__‘

 

MARKETING CONNECTICUTS
WHEAT CROP.
Conttccticut larmers ham grow-n
inearlt tour times as much wheat an it
nottnalh pIoduccd in the state and

cominu to the ma]. rit) oi women. The,

woman to wcar it wv'l \\ ho could poa-

sibly nt‘\ er stand tht- smerity of black. no“ thc _\ are asking tltc I-‘dBd impuri-

CANNOT VISIT PRISONS

Tmcnt almost daily how to dispose of
ithis grain attd yct kccp within the
ruins and rcqucsts ol‘ the Food Ad-

x w‘t t . "er- :I , . .. .~
“1:! edIh Ih Iln wat . tIkint. (ill to “lac, .prlnklrt “Ill! salt and popptr S t t ti 1! I l I I l k I “Modem 0, ”1.. cm“. prison at tniIItntmtiott in a conference WI“),
. In x u w . . . . l o e > ur wi l to III I.II .I it out _ _ . - . .
Ice: he I It Inc from lumps. and llrppttl and limit A minutos Sui-yo “1 t'l tl II itt ttl ttItt ll. o’-\\ctltttstield and It... hm“. Mum”. m ”It. yum! Ucparttnent's "m.“md
: ,I. . N : . I. I '. . I l" w it t t I ~ t :t H . .. . . .. - .. . -
coo t e tonttlou l I llllllul(., tdd tlu. “m, ). nton lune. | 2t in,. on I .V ; not at ( hcshlrc, ll.t\l' norm...) to m“ Inmlqthutmm “ “Ab d"(‘ltlt’(l that (1]..
. sugar and mm and pass through a - __ II ; llt'wlll and suddenly. as it .his t-«Iltm (t‘l ”Sim”. duv in “I.“ institution hcst solution was the licensing of mill-
slow. Combine the tnixturcs and add Creamed Sweetbread ‘ ”N“ 5'0““) dnwucd "n ”1an mm “L tttttll t'tt'thtt' rotim ’l‘lti ttlltm i' era. hm” ”‘9 "“li‘“ MW farmer can
. - . . I ' - . . ‘ ‘ ‘ " ‘ i ‘ " have as much witc'tt m'llul W " *-
-1vhe seasonings and butter. Sll'llll Into l'arhoil u .wo ‘llll' I. - - luctantly on tltctr way downhntd Hill I ‘. -I . I t. .1. ts it
. 2 I l'ltl and (Ill in lilht'll on account of the Illi‘Vult‘nH‘ qutrcd tor his own needs for a year.

He is privileged to demand whatcvor
htan Icsults t'totn lbt‘ milling of his
Willt‘ll and the miller should charge
the Iarmcr 85( a httsltcl tor milling,
instcad of taking a toll of the wheat.

The Food Administration (1098‘ not
uItdI-rtakc to control the wheat so long
‘us it is iii the hands- of the original

influenza itt tltc cities and towns“

of kccpinh’.
thcso mm

and the

maintaining cont!

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

at his home hi to on lcatc Front t has" I
lumtital. it “Hi llt‘llilllllli’lll Him ml [it Illillltu largo huts an- nlwaya int.
was tcct-Itctl today in his part nts m ‘orablc .llut again they must he most
ttotttic int: til it he had him it H‘\(‘tt' I} . ('iu‘t' fully avoided by the older woman.
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woundui in “mm" unless tlII-y are particularly hecomtngd
Allhout'h llzt' oiilccr was hit Ity . . . Hf
machine gun “met in an pnmlmh‘n. tor If nttctuptcd the unsuccc>>.ttl re
on the \‘cslc Auuust 7. hir nann- um. stilt will ho quite hopcless. It was;
Illnl appear in thc <‘tl:~llll‘.t\' list unit! with intcnscunwillinunl‘sslllal thcnta l
lie was scnt

than juice, onehalf cupfttl lttuad
crumbs and one cupl'ul stock in which
mtlblefl hare been boiled. add two
”leapoonfttlltt flour and twu tablo-
‘tbxloont’uls butter which have born
Med together. Season with >alt,

 

I . " — today. . ‘ ‘ t” ”"5 """mry' jority of French womcn adoptcd the
Eagles. Doughnuts. from a hospital In l‘l‘llllf‘t‘ last month I Q ll j [I
t . . . ‘I u ' - - V i i H
the cup of sugar 1 tablespoon mclt- Lieutenant Aht. (It-scribing some ot_ 13'“ 1"‘1' ‘ um hats M" "" ‘r
' the encltt\">‘ 'rzctics, said thov nttach- thcm. >o smart, ‘so truly lt‘rcnch, und
0* loud 1 cup of snow colder the ltc - » ‘ . . 2'
. . . cd Dill-“mild IN" I“ l“ (IIHSWTS “l . many still cling to them thh stcrn de-g
. JP". creamed together. Add 1 cup 50‘" crowing ftutt in the territory owr ”Inmlnflun that email hats alonc are
fit. 1 tea'apoon soda. 1,1; teaspoon of which they l’t‘il't'flli‘d. 'l‘hc nrtiilcc stn'trt ' I
‘ -. "-' time to ' ‘ I I
rt r 5.!” an S ice to mm“ was tllstotetul. ltowmct In I . . . . . I
m to. a . d D warn thc Annrican 80“”de m. N“, hull, m sptto of all the large onesI

”a quite hatd. roll and fry in hot

'. , . . claim tho-tr wearers and many anion-i
M. Tender and dehmous to taste.

ishin2ly clcvcr dc>lgntt are seen. Onel
French designer developed a foscinnt-i
int: black satin with a huge dropping'
hritn and haughtily crossed two lyre‘
feathers at the front of tho crownj
Stunning indeed was the direct. and l“
=presumt- it is models like this that
f make thc avcmpe woman long to take

thc mnin both of Germans. protected
lIv small machinc gun dotachmcttts
lichting tcntcuard nctlotts, retired
‘so last we seldom caught sight at

them."
I Aokynur

(‘IIl-Ielco-ter I i.-

I’i'l I in lied and :0“ meal u:

Get
liar Digestion

ESTEBS PILLS

1:"! [DIAMOND BRAIN

 

 
 
 

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a product-t1 The trouble tics- in the fact'
m that a farmer who did not grow any
wheat is not Ill’lllllditl. omit-i- tht'

flflTEl ST. JAMES rules. to hit) an cuus ulti't‘ll by orw
of his ncighltots .ttid thctt lllnl‘ this

Timo- Square. New York City wheat milled: lute ntillcrs can. by ta}.-

Junt of! Broadway It loll-ill West G. ’ilh St

I“ Bli‘clzl from fifth Strret Entrance
to Grand Central Mutton.

im: out a license. titty this wheat 1mm
:Illt‘ tarmct's_ mill it and sell the tlou'
to their custotttcrs. Thcrc is no charge
for a liccnsc. In ordcr that thc statc'
Imay be thoroughly cttnvasscd itt this‘
rospcct. county am nt leader. 1. (l. lla-
\'is. has assured tltc Food Department
that he will put itttol the hands of
curry county acctt‘. in the Silllt‘. altpli-I
cation blanks and alsota county list ot‘.
mills that hate not taken out It liccnsc.‘

in the use of sttltstittttes, farmers

" Wonk-nulllftnd
here I home at»
ntmpltcre on d
nIN tire of lllr
jtct: :ottuhle Tc :t-
tnIeooiordinnty
hotel lile._

40 Thrntren, all
Irinci all show,
E to A minutes
walk.

2h!llll\lt8 of all

:glld‘s-):u1tzlle are "0L ot' coursc. to be considercd a'
an, ll lines. prcferrcd or favored class. On the:

other hand. whctra farmer cxchungesI
wheat for a year's allowance of flour.‘
small country mills cannot always sup-

An;;filent
Re~tnttmntx nt
modcfllf‘pnm

 

..".',f‘0’,'.:’£‘{:.” Iply substitutes, and. it‘ they could. the
OIIIIA'nI'I'wA” 'substitutcs tni2ht spoil. l'nder these;

All Outdde Room;
With adjoining hath ~ from $1.50
\\IttIhpr \nte bath - {WIDE-“9
sitting doom bedroom. bath. from H. (I)

circumstances. farmers can get thcir‘
flour from the mill by plcdtrittg compli-I
aItucc with the mice. 11' the farmer host

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

,tive.
Imailed on receipt of price.
Cream of Mustard Co. South Nor-

 

Spanish. lttiluenza Prevented.

Thousands are buying a 25c jar‘

of Cream of Mustard; a preventa-
Ask your druggist for it, or
The

walk, Conn.

25 CENTS

T AIL

THECREAMEMUSTARD C9 $0.NORWALK.CT

 

 

lot thc music thtoughout lht‘ a urn-nut.
lic\. \\. t‘ I.t\t'lll'l will he
Iltcv. l‘IItlIt-r Sinnott “ill the th-
\ocation.

Miss llorolhy Mcckct‘ will lllI\"ll it"
ilug. 'l‘ltc spcakcrs who haw- cotw o'.

DEUICATE TOWN SERVICE
FLAG FOR NEWTOWN

lll'

\Il1\\ lil\\’.\' tlc' l .\lr-tll‘,'.t‘llltlll.>"
.lit‘ comp‘ h u lot ‘ltc dedication of the

town .‘t‘l \lI I ting. “hit it will tuhc place

Sntutu‘un nitI-rnoclt. ()ctohcr II at 3 cd to itilllt to tho dcdicltion .It‘
ilt'ultlt . 'l‘ltc t'Xi'Tl‘lN‘.‘ will lIt- hcld .\ttotttcy titticral John H Ligh'vvt‘
mt'vido th-I town hall ii ltlt‘lhiilll South Norwalk and Nils. F. '\' Slit-u.
\twthcr Itrctails‘ and ti .jtoruty tftc pm hi llridchct’t. All the lttd we... no-

N's of thc town are tooth-stint to
pt'cscnt and “our lllt“ inst: ltlzt .t

noble work the) haw lit tI dot-t:

:‘l‘:tl|l w‘tlt lu‘ carrtt-d ottt rttloors
'l‘hc Sandy Hook hand. undcr h-ad
t~..~-hip ct H. (l. \\'atttI-I'. will takc t‘lil't‘

STAMFORD

Even the canary bird sings a
sweeter song when there is a
sunrotto range in the kitchen
—ior the whole ltouschold
moves in harmony with the
kitchen. and there is no kitchen
tttorc cheerful and harmonious
than one with a STAMFORD
range.

It’

 

FOR SALE BY

HileCE R. NASH

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ twntn‘s A
m mo win-

:« \\ skin and
.‘Inintain a

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t“ ‘ ‘ ,. . "Wit: um Luv Me
~ ’1’“ t“ lttiilltlll “f the ”yin-rag m1 To ‘7'

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3th and you mil get BLOCIK

dill: ( hlri (auw UT )uuf
. «I 'ngl. Do not :wglcd
hut r»: health. Keep
h. lit-Ir and lat-“ch

 
 

 

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WAN A Mmu‘rE -
LET'S MEDIATE!
Now we FIRS'P 1mm

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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mm ”M mu." “m ' ' “r““h‘d Al’“"“‘°“"“l‘”" 3"" 2t"'o\\u his own substitutes. he is not
4 III 8313“" Taken othrugi I! TIE-n! I refuge under its inviting brim. Tete mouth or uch .I monitor.” ,. itquirctl m h“) mm.“ l
l D so nave. l" AM“ } tic negro is one of the colors must he- Lumiere» 1.. Canon. Pres. In 5:, ._-.. _ t
on s . '3: hit“ I
1 [be fizz-l:- , F .¥£$-‘..~ ‘ munnpn by the winter mode. This .Try a 59mm w am m CIO rnIer North Main and es Si.
. ; . . ‘m .-
. . I more causcti —-—#. -,. . _. . I I . . I . I -., IIII _ I I __-._ I
. l . . . I ‘- ..._. . - . b-t " ‘ If, C hf, '-
h \ \ .1....t 8‘ ”1.1 WA" Officer T. Wad is right there with the ar Ira ton s i. . . him!
'1. .i ':l lk'llu. tU F7 - I I
I'lchtuctc ti; l.:';?:;'tacllc, WAIT A MIMure _ wELLI-WE “A,“ HAD A

8W!" 5‘ow ,‘THE 001!“
”was wee: manna
DmuEE sit: . THE Grow?
Up,- WERE uof AND I
. gram: 10- N08
‘ruE ‘JID‘ “ON

 

 

 

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