m” minimal
re
to’ the toilowihg moi."
einiher Ken's Christine
“trifltosnfldo. ille-
lletlatnamwlthellweeuw
. ; u!
highlyveluethowqrhofthetonng
m Christian seencistion and con-
«in. church.” -
whey. M" L. Ouyler, 0.13..
Brooklyn. N. Y.: For thirty-live yesrs
1 here been actively sssocisted with
the Young Ken's Christina associa-
tion. our: year deepens sly impres
sion of its
the value at its ylnrk. "
Meier Morel 0.0. Howard. U. a.
on: “i have been ldentilbed with the
Young lion's Christian association to:
nearly thirty yesrs. and my slncen
conviction is thst it is one oi the most
Itsotiefl and useful lnetitutlonsln es-
lntsn‘ce; and the more I know at it. the
more decided in my admiration for lt.‘
Bishop John F. Hurst: "liy oppor
militias tor ohnerving the work of tin
Young lion's Christian association on
frequent. nod cover a wide territory
and i take pleasure in saying that in
work is beyond all wales. All the
churches are blessed by its dellghtiu.
ministrstions. livery Christin, out
every loyal at n of our land ouht it
be its ectlve and loving helper."
lion. John Wanemehsr. Phlledsl.
phla: "Philsdelphla. with n hundret
thousand young men. druid get on bet
.terwithontilsstreetrsilrosde. than
without its the comedians bulldinr
‘ tor the Young liens Christine seso
. elation. No better investment heenvez
been made in this city by its merchant:
sndhusinees men than the gymnasium
“burn-reading room and hells the
they have provided (or its young men.“
‘ Gorneiius Vanderbilt. New Yorl
city: "The Young lion's Christian as
satiation has become a nationsl insti
tution. its toluene is felt sud rec
W everywhere. it brings intl
fellowship the best elements in th:
great communion of churches oi sl
denominations. who are laboring to.
the spiritusi and temporal welfare 0
the young men oi the country. it iv
strong in the respect end support 0
good people, whether professing Chris
tinns or not."
Rev. B. ll'sy Mills: "Do not loll it
connect yourseli with the most all
elect headmiden oi the church (in.
Young liens Christian sseocistionl
where you may he assisted. trsined an:
built up in Christina lite end wort
ltlsbeing themeensoienvingthou
sends oi young men. it lurnishes r
piece where a young men who is awe;
from home and. man We lit
go and spend his time free from tersp
lotion. it donates the young men u
do elllclent Christian work. it for
dishes s piece for soeisl and intellect
uni development under Christian lulu
“W". I. .
Yours Respenttully.
”Kw-AT-l'l'."
STAT! LlCllm, REVOKID.
. Royal ilcncdt Society of New Yorl
Cannot Do Business Here.
insurance Commissioner Bette he
ed the license to do business b
aisle heretoim issued to th
Myst benefit society of New York.
Willi benefit society. The eoeiet;
omsulml in New York. l‘ebrusry
and one admitted to do busters
hie state April i less. The social;
however. been doing Moses in
state. issuing mum. in violation
he interned law. not hula; lire
w the conselle er louse. ee re
under the leer at less. The sec
at the society says thstlhv
edcae but little business in this
heri‘mthut My other Mien
,, cu .
new neutrino acetone
. renew
elder it so important pert of the chrisw
importance and .
0 ”meet. original and copyright“ teeters.
erreolpeetoourepeoislodlter, “times“ ”um"
GOOD comm.
u. - W Dersheeter. Maee.
ety'iiéir“ in... mxhp motions no. 1.
Probably you know we have been hav-
in: 3 Met bless food fair in Boston. and
you could get ideee enough there to
work upon for a year. Theparticulnr
thing which plowed me. however. was
the table decorations to the household
dowtment.
Novr tsbio docorstldn should he a
subject of interest to every bonnewalo.
(or the appearance of the table has
much to do with the endowment oh the
food served.
It is not accessory to have the most
expensive llncn or the heaviest silver
and lineet cut glass to have the meal a
delightful one. but it is necessary to have
the illicit spotless. the silver hrierht and
the gloss shininx to please the members
of the (anally.
Now it u always a pleasure to have
flown on the table-dict n grval bouquet
or a mass of foliage. but some simple
decoration. What is prettier than a
small round dish of gracefuifeme. or u
'eingle rose with its beautiful glossy
leaves?
If y0u one to have a "tee" tor a few
friends you can decorate your table at
little expenso by laying a muse-green
satin ribbon dingon‘nlly across it. fusion- .
ing it et- mh end with terns and a tow
nuturnn lenvcs. brilliant in color.
smile: makes 3 graceful decoration.
with daybres'k pinks scattered nrmut the
table; but 1 meter something odd. enme-
ihlnx unueual. l have sat at n table
where eveny [ml was delighted with
one long—stemmed rune. brilliant in
color. perfect in outline. which shod its
perfume over all.
Be very sure thnt you keep the color
scheme in all its details. A vinict lunch
should III-w the 13!!le at e 1min violet
color. the shades a little deeper and the
ribbon 3 still darker shade.
; 'i'lny bouquets or violets in green glass
receptacles will mnkc it table a dream oi
hen-lily.
There are hundreds of ways to domrsie
a table. but be wry noro to avoid any
gaudy «lion. any coarse tolls“. or any
large llou eye Keep the decorations
simple. street and fresh.
Yours tullnarlly.
COMFORT JONEH.
Doctor of Cookery.
IWIET DAMON PICKLE.
Me seven woods of fruit. ihrce
pounds 0! sugar. one and one-hell pints
at the best vlnnlur. one teaspoon“! ul
cloves. the same of mace and stick cin-
«alum to taste. Bell on together until
here. Do not boll them until they foil
to pieces, as they should be done before
:hnt. providing the fruit is ripe to
heels: with. .
nannnnnlno
Barbers-lee can be tussle Into ism. ai-
lemon eeusl weight or fruit sod nusnl‘
slid testing in the usual way it will
raise tram fifteen to twenty mlnuloe
Still“. I“ Ilitltild be tied doun ullnn
cold. lie sure slid shim very torciully.
lolly may be made by csroluily strip-
day there from the «slits. rinsinrsnd
placing in s preserving pen with the
«ordinance-tom helium
train down In in the one of currents.
l‘lien ell-sin sud show one and one-
leurih bounds of sugar to each pint oi
isles. Boil Ill together from ten to
twenty mlMlt‘n.
Clilld IMlCltl. , .
cut up so many tomstoee es you wish
muse sod boll until cult. and than strain.
to every quart oi the iii-into add two
dropped peppers. lea tablespeomruimr
sit. four lsbleepooniule of sour. two
laps oi winner end lid! twill llili'k.
(iliIIlN rousro amour.
One peck oi ems tomatoes and tore
ism onions. sliced. him there in lean-
we, sprinkling salt between; let i
Mioestyvi‘eur heuresndthend in.
Add e meter oi s sound at low
imam sense mum
eased“ brmensnr. Msiilselue-
lien. cover with Inner end bell
instinctslttnneueleeedeetilemees
W
WHO mercies
li'site twelve ism smooth Wines.
7 aseleseeemeteleieeltoneuroeies-
1
Three hundred small cucumbers, four ' -
green peppers. sliced lino. tuo lergs
bonds of caniiliotver. three bends of
white cabbage, cleaved line. nine lulu
onions. sliced. one rtmt of horseradish.
one quart of green beam. out in inch
lens. and one quart of green mountains.
sliced. Put thiolntu a brinngior twenty.
four hours Drsln three hours and then
sprinkle in s qunrzor at e, pound of white
land a quarter of a pound of black mush
lard sued; also one tubicspooni‘ul of
block ground popper; lot. It came to a
good boil in qui vinegar enough to cover
it. adding it little alum. Drum again.
and \vh-n mid mix in a hall ii. pint 0!
ground mustard. Cover the whole with
good cider vinegar.
ClilL’ix'lSN ' Cl'TLETB.
Season pm KS of 4 old ( hickcn uith rnlt
and Ilt'lllli-‘l‘.’ dip in moltcd butter and lot
it uml on the moat: dip in iwnion elm,
nnd Hun in l‘mc brood crumbs. Fry Iu
lmli ll‘ or. ill a delicate. broom. ill-lu-
rm FHI'M .. .: not it not and mm \tilllli
l‘l’lllll} mum. crammed with L‘cd's Spiced
Poultry Seasoning.
CELI'ZRY \‘lNEllMi.
Toko u quurt of lroeh priory. clumped
lino», uzu- qlllili of vinegar. I‘lil' which
spooniul of unit and one cl white sugar.
l‘ut tho t‘tilt‘l‘y'lllk‘: u lur; boat the rims-
gor. sugar and call: pour it boiling but
over the celery: let it will. con-r it tight .
ly and not it away. in two “cilia
strain and bottle.
’ CORN DODGERS.
(In. iturcr.)
Two cups u hito meal. unetmetumuful
lnli. one my. one
Mix mo lioli and incsl'touthor dry. put
Ulrtru level icwpumlulel CIJll-'ll‘llt‘ ill the
writer. and nuns- ouzr enough imdlng
uutvr to ml liw- meal. 13ml tho egg
until wry him. add milk and em lul'!
the rural. limit tin; “hole ucll. “it”:
by labial-urinals on Brunet-«l pom. and
bake in it v. ry that m on (380 dcul'ccs
Film.) (or illiml tumult-ll.
CHM: APPLE JELLY.
Wash ills! l’ruit ricun. put in a itv-ulc.
euvcr uiih Motor and l'mli‘ulliil limo
9!)!!th roarkml. The!) pour it liliuie ii I \t'
and let it «insin. in: not pour it
thmuuh. For mole llllll. of thin liquor al»
luw one pus-i ill sugar. liml irum
twenty minuuo to hall on hour. Smile
motor in list- it llunuol but; in drain litt-
lolly through hunt-sud of the new. it
loud: to "uni... ‘l I .mucr. limu- “we lilo
hes. the.- iilly must he dlollwd over
illulli.
Fill (.‘A!\' it.
One and our-hull rum ouunr. mic-hull
cup butter. mic—brill cup sweet milk. one
end Ulll ~ll-ili I. ut-n num', um icunmmmul
Clem land's tillpelior linking l‘llWilH'.
our—ball cup cums-lurch. whites n! ell;
i‘l-ltir- ‘nh' In two burn. and till with
lid zillion. (‘lmll one pound llnu.mlclmu--
hall cup odour null ouc cull won r. tilt-w
until null null mum-ill. lipriud lwirmn
elu- luycre. and lvco the whole misc with
bolltd icing. -
W
("EM-ill? SALAD. ..
“49'!!! Niel) chemise rser‘ , .onninhie-
sphunlul nl' Mimi ‘oll. um- icdepotmful nl'
uhllc strum. Inc rnilepc mllui of unit
mm mitetmpntui of pepper. {our inblm
spoonfuls or vines" and one tem-
iul or lililtlil muriard are rcdulreli lluh
the milled elm line andslnohth end heal
the other inert-dime low-m then put on
lilo (cloth. in lilch till been but liitn bill!
about no bull loans. nil! servo intone the
vinegar wills the celery.
l'l‘dldkfimni. .., y .
Put one ounce ofeeshed lsinsises. sis
“mm at lost “I belt a elicit of
seems and c pint oi instill inlet hence~
tl. fiilr ell lilo time until thsialnlim
dieesdrsd and this strain the min-
tore. “latched a. little new: this with e
oi
Mleopoonlui milk. ,
“ I. ; Elev
ell Frill ccAl
béri can and vast of ..
Vibumt cloth exclu~ “-5
swen§s§ in eyery line. silk lined. for $22. so.
iylish Cutaway Suit, of clay worsted
t hat tiger £10; wear shinysor fade.y for $20;
some or some for 10 All all no
dyedwchangelc‘ss black. zari
accessories are all heremNeckdress.
Underwear. While Sh rt F _
lars, Chile. 3,, ' 5' fincy Shirts. Col
BRIDGEPQRT, CONN
Open Monday. Friday and. Saturday Evenings.
, ssuocs
"’ tvrrnelrze.
Eminence the good features of the other
prominent writing uunhlnos; indeed, it
westhe Pioneer in' ”improvements " Then.
53.1!!me sdvanuukes which they
do not. all writing in all: t. permsoehi
all nmenta sod sutometio denouncing at-
moment.
Tee in Use is the Sentinel ones.
tie haliblissei lrsns’s Islleeee one...
Irsns'e Issiseeebells'e. nests. m lee
unit, been.
a. c. rlrcee on. General sum lor Bonn.
' a: carer: 8138”.wa LONDON. 1,12 an
PURE—WHITE~FLOATING.
Nothing enters into the ulnnufnctnre 0! Fairy Soap but the
potent and best materials known to the soapmnkcr's
' art and that money can buy.
Tin loan of the century
Sold everywhere in one quality and three convenient since,
for the toilet, both and laundry.
Int-tumultuous: cesium nicer leelnt.
A 6666 I'l'l' .
iejnet as doeirsbleas good error; we
can neeureoyou both. es our stock is
comprise hobby. np-todetc styles
and etch: best value. . .
lee malts“. M W lentil.
‘m ; l J. . ‘ , i
v
9‘" W Melts '
' m. mm it no on...
’_ sued such a stem: use will he
min to ran it ran understood the
. reel significance oi cigar names.
billion.-
eat in devortroni the cosine Wilt
otmenneehortvoexo. um»
"The word periocto is used in the
trade to designate the peculiar shops
or such cigars. Werltmcn got more
. in: making them than for lamina
‘ othern. as it requires a sltiltul hand to
roll the material into the periocto
shape For this reason a perfecto
necessarily costs more to nonpufncture
than a cigar oi the some tobacco. but
less diiilcult to make. But as tar no
the word goes. it is used in trade only
to indicate the shape of the cigar.
which is fairly long, his bellied. and
usually dork in color.
“Beside words used to designate the
shape. we have words which refer to
size. Such worde as lions. grandee. Of
the terms applied to shapes. 1 may cite
'i‘rabucon. .iondrea, Conchan. Reina
Victories. Regalia—them words he-
log plurals. The imbue. you we.
in Spanish. and the names were-Jim
. applied by the Cubans. Words which
indicate size and shape are intuition
and Coquiias, applied to tiny cigars;
Princesses and Elonntes, Figaro is a
shape between Coqulta end Gaucho.
invincible is. perhaps. the largest cl-
gar of oil. though porteoton are made
that have as much tobacco in them as
tho invincible.
"The panatella is about two-thirds
do long as an ordinary lead pencil.
with almost the name ' diameter
throughout. Combinations of nine and
sham are indicated by such names as
Couchas Finns. Lunches Specials, Lou-
dres Grandce. so that in two words
you have theshnpe and sine of the
cigar.
, "in choosing cigars the majority of
smokers know very little about any
particular brand beyond the one they
are in the habit of smoking. This oe-
iection is usually made from experi-
ence. Outside of this the choice is
purely haphnsnrd. and by the looks of
the cigar. limited by price. Hall the
time a dealer alters ouch a customer
what experlerlcrhes to him his
patron will like. For inn ' ce. amau
comes into my attire and looks help-
lessly in a showcase. saying: 1
went ‘a medium riser. im‘p‘orted. about
two for a quarter or 18 cents straight.‘
He may add 1 ior.‘ Nned' but
he usually iakoew t is cred him.
"Thiefindccloion enables the narrow.
[mlousflienlcr to sell ouch u customer
a cigar coming a hnlf a cent or less
than another cigar. which is retulled
ill the same price. There are really
but about 20 brands of imported rigors
in demand. and hall on luxury domestic
The. long glues «rodeo. full oi open bux-
os. which one sees in big cigar stores
urn merely lur show. The cigars
uohlmunly called for can be displayed
in u iour~lmt (uric. Consequently.
the counters and roses running down
the cllliro length ol‘ some rigor stores
only curve to confuse the purcbuncl‘.
'l‘hc cigars in such it diamante. diliur.
according to lllt.‘ nature of the urcrugc
customer. but u «nee that will hold it
half dozen brands will rtuwuubly row
or the dcmund at any retuilor,"
THOMPSON IN. JAIL.
Nuluuly Wilulll Pay the i'cuulty liil
[mood Upon the (lloluyfl‘rottcr.
lllulmdmtlsr Thompson. who was
arraigned in the Stsmiord (lily (,‘t‘liil'l
Wednesday morning for dmnkounm.
and who was first'eeniellcod to serve
ten days in jail. but thruuah tho leu~
leery of Judge Young had the sentence
rllnnged to o it Ins. event to Jail unyw
nay. He will he a guest of .lnller ill-o-
field for twentydhreo dsys before he
can resume his Journey to Sun From
climb.
Thompson. who is no mall-lime»
ful‘iyetbm years old. was ioollsh
onollght to hellovc that sotno one would
only his line. lie hes lolt his day.
which. by the way. is a more pup. in
the care of Fred Olimer. and upon his.
release from tho Bridgeport isil he will
revisit iitnnttord to reolsimhim.
'llnocuoure er marrow.
Fischer Puts Willisnts to sleep sud
listen lleleste ltctlovcrn.
ilnrtlord. linen! lea-rm were two
knockouts heroes the Dim Athletic
mt. hi the Wllfi: W. Ill“
lee mode with filter. (it With.
mm the
romuwmiem on
.H , . N
Hall's, Calm ll ‘
ruby and acts "
nod humus ,
Bend tor {
F. .l. CHM;
Sold by all
Small pill, safe pi
Witt's Little Early ,
nose. consiipstiott...
C. Wilson and I.
WHAT DO Tflld’cl-u
Don't give them us -
you tried the hemmed
Groin-0? It is delicious
log and takes the pines oh
more Groin~0 you at”
the more health
through their systems.
made of pure grnins, ‘
erly prepared testes m
grades of calico. but no“
quarter as much. All
Fifteen and twolflydve
-Accton cures who (I,
More»
You can't cure on
can avoid it and cure .
of throat or lung tron
One Minute Cough C
BEAUTY is ONLY
But a beautiful shill.
loss the blood be m... a ,
can bring to M CW"
delicate hues 0: youth
land' 3 Celery
cleanses the blood “ .
ollectually of n3
pimples. em
bunnies and
Ploioted's i
street.
Large upa. ‘
ilicllgmcmcnt for ml
waldo may be avoided
Witt' ii Wltlh Hazel .
romrdy for piled and for _
sores and skin trouhlfi. ‘
sun and L. P. Wood.
~Aceton ”breaks no a «on.
You can't nflol’d to
by allowing a coldth
pneumonia or elitism
reiiol and a certain ours hill
by One Minute Cough (litre.
Billllluli and id. P. Wood. ‘
m , a, n’uvww
”The Sentinel has n
larger than the combined
of all the otllor daily pours
in Norwallt and double flint _
~Aceton cures hW
Wm
There is no need at m
balm: tortured by scold . h
and akin eruptions. Do?»
lisxel Salvo gives install .
curve mmsnently. ill. 0.
E. l' Wood.
weuumd: ”can...“ v3!
from cousins sud colds . ,. .
the warlilillln of demand eels;
selves collecting and, mail ‘6 '
an infuillblc remedy. my. ..
trout! and ullthroot and. ‘ .-.
(l. C. Blilleon and U. PA? " j-
WW
A Wilhelm Says Elli”!
ilc Wee Fixed in?
The mm of Williaml...‘
tho elicited murder hilt
in urocuwlch. vies ..
superior Court. film
deuce introduced by thh
«cloud to show ihst.
recounted ilidm‘s ,)
elm that ho “see I“
trouble“
item on ”tunnels
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