will represent that
. homes: is init-
, tor the tanning-
; "on 'u‘alnet
nothing but suspi-
, m
Ir. Lynch’s motion
the transfer oi the
doubly. He will
trsestei- be made to
i . in which a sreater
e jurymen are drawn
[nod-slam towns and
it! dwellergln agricul.
“taller. ~
Mullen will usht
. at venue with his
m. He will initial
Enlistment! county are
intelllsent as those
. and that there iii
tor the transfer of the
M of the state.
1 FOR PAR’DON
W—
cases to Come Before
' in December.
. it! the State Board of
bald in Hartford. the
bar. a number or
prisoners will appear
The one which ox-
» 1 _‘ or the prison-
sneiiono . the state. who
the board seeking
‘ “at time will heJoehun
lie in under a
, Booker. it will
,. . was found guilty oi
“all on Florence Satellite.
. and that he was inno-
, little of his arrest to the
3 ”down the jury that
.. believe that he was lltl~
'. At the time of the
. t on Florence Satrliti‘c
‘ halt married but a tow
, “a wile has never tor an
‘ tits lslthlulneu to her.
. who. with two colu-
. the residence of
‘ » , . in Park avenue.
‘ i assh- a pardon. it will be
. 'M title oi‘ his pals mu
7 by Oiloer Richard
the other was captured
l The two captured mon
_. before the Superior court
but inmate and each
fifteen years.
ltissrd .l. Cornell. at
me charges at araon
‘ lot the toast prominent
*ih lawn a tow years aso.
5mm lound guilty at
' I"! himell.
' ” who shot ills sister-
’ d a tow years lull.
a fitting his brother's on.
M be has served enough
L the soda oi iuetloe and
[h a law abiding rltlseu
““‘ its. is released.
: Fox. oi Danbury. who
am: at malpractice a
asst-um to three years.
W the hoard and try
, ’ why he should be allow
, the mines or Wothors-
q ‘ d
Huh”. oi million. also
. : mull“ it“. as an
WA "'03 learn. I
is thirty—«live years tor
“tilt to kill.
alert or t‘ltdill'.
V ,.
3 i
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at
3
I
Ily Dear Kate: ”
What a discreet» the Airman!!! of
proper dishes makes in digestion as Well
an appetite. Now. there is always a run-
eon back of everything. and you may he
assured that this is particularly troop!
the serving of food. .In all first-elm
dining rooms. public or private. certain
kinds of food are served with other
certain lands or load. and. as you are
still a young housekeeper. 1 am coin:
to prescribe for you.
Now. when you are fortunate-enough
to have a Mend send you a haunch oi
venison or a pair or wild ducks. you will
llnd that cranberry trance or rumnt jel-
ly will give Just the right relish.
With most turkey you will of course
servo crunhurry sauce. but for‘ shelled
turkey havo oyster sauce and cur-rant
jelly. Boiled - towls are best when
served with broad sauce or onion nauce
and plenty of it.
Fntgliah cooks will tell you to have a
iurven of caperlsauce with mutton and
mint sauce ulth lamb.
in nine oanelt out of every ten melt
will order “rapt-it beet rare" in preference
to anything else, and it la much nicer
it tomato sauce and horse radish ao-
rompany it.
Many people do not eat pork in any
form. but a good mast is generally
liked. especially when appkl sauce is
served with it.
Roast veal ill but with
mushroom allure. but those who like
Bt'ld relishes may preler
cranberry
sauce; either will prove uppetislna.
With lieil l should advilo a white uauoo
made from milk. thlrltl-ncd with a little
flour. and butter. suit and pepper.
A imiiml lvlllo iiflh with lemon shuro is
dellcluhe. whilst it baited huh ellmlili have
a «Team allure with sliced l-olli boiled
elrxs in it.
Mackerel, rilher boiled or broiled.
should in» unrniulled with parsley. with
side tiilthou ur pit-ides or olivine.
Egg Ram-t- ill the proper uln- [or fresh
million. and lnllslhmom more [or broiled
shad.
Molly kinda nt limit are l'nlllor laste-
lees. and lemon julm- makes a pleasant
sddltiou ttlali such. Slices of lemon put
in the t'retlm Ilium- and a fir-w drum 0!
the iuire added improve it very much.
There are many «nut-es which i cannot
tell you about hero. but of thorn- you will
learn as you adtnnos in the via-it'll art.
for art it ill.
tluc thins you must In careful about.
Mid that in it) have all your unveil {rm-
lrom lumps; till-am them Juli
before
servlna. and be quite euro that the; are
Nlllnl hot when lieut to the till-lo; ll
sum-l- lust warm in as had an lukewarm
trotted.
l mu preparing a list at breakfast
dishes Whll'h l think only prove of title
it} you
. l
ilnd more prescriptions are
needed for this first meal or the day than
for any other, and i do believe this
should be thin molt leulpilnlt meal. You
know there is in tall anions some [ample
at present to do away with hrealltut
all toulher. deviating that Mp“ would
he qutlh hell". have less dyspepsia and
hail ll dosed other amid results would iota
low it million was tattoo into the storm
ltrh until it o‘oioclt in the invention. i
tried it ulysrli tor tour months. and In!
1de is "Ml.“ with I M. I).
Yours ruiinarliy.
tantrum .ltm Ill.
fluvial” oi (Merv.
MACH” onlup Wi‘l‘ii ilt'illtii.
Peel yellow molten. out thorn trout
the sinus in one piece. Allow two pounds
or sour to m wander»! trail. am a
syrup tll tilteerqtiartora at a pound of
hit“! “ii a lull. WWI.
but in the
peaches. a few at atlas. undone-limit
until unite ulnar. “than set them to the
sun to dry. Ilrsw mm mar am
them. and it any arm-Misti Writs
when to fresh muss. Wit-ll dry.
in a tar with super between
"will
i
it .5
it;
i“
"i
g:
i
ii;
‘ E
ill
Take one gnarl at Wed pumpkin.
passed ibrokba Ilet'a‘nips ms. whites
and yolks beaten separately. two met
quarts or natilt. one ibupoouflll or mass.
one teaspoontul of cinnamon. and the
same 0! buttons. sod ons'andouelhali’.
cups of
white sum crust-y light brown.
All! this must be beaten together very
smooth!
without
y and baked in sheep psnand
an upper crust.
RAISED FRI'I‘I‘ERS.
(Kl. Wister.)
5
One pint milk. one quart flour. one
bcupoontul salt.
live tablespoontuis
yeast, two out flake a better oi the
milk. flour. salt and yeast. set in a
warm place three hours. Just heron
melting
batter.
beat well the outs. and add to
Drop into boiling Ontoicne with
a tablespoon. and, nerve immediately
from the pan. Eat with sugar and nut-
meg.
PARSNIPLI IN BUTTER.
Scrape the parsnlps and boil ionydlvs
minutes
thout n
. When cold. out in long allots
third at an inch thick. Season
with shit and pepper. Dip in melted
butter
and in no r. Have two tea-
apouniule of butter in the frying pan.
and all soon as hot. putiin enouph pars-
nip» to cover the bottom. Pryor-own on
both sides: and serve ina hot‘dish.
COLD WATER CAKE.
0m- aald win-halt cups sugar. Jina-
qtm i‘lt’i'
cup» do
run of nutter. two and 0"ve
ur, two cm. one run of water.
two itmpoouluis Cleveland's Superior
linking
ielltnn.
Powder. flavor with vanilla or
”W—
s'rttr'rnn "moo PLANT.
Cut the our; plant in two, ill-rope out
all the l
\rl h a
waiter It
nslde and put it in a sauce on
little minced hurl. cover with
lid tulll wilh unit; drain oththe
welt-r; add two tablespoontuls oi’ attai-
«d crumbs. a tnblespoeniul of butter.
hall a miner-d onion and some salt and
pepper.
the mix
Silul'l' eat-h hull of the hull with
lure. then add a smalldump of.
butter to oat-h and bake litteon Minutes.
detect
cahhafie. halve and lilcc.
mutsotla
RED (‘ABBMIE
two llmlli. Ioiid head! 0' "4
Put into a
n a iahiespocnful of clean drlpv
pings. butter or any nice fat and when
hot put
inlthe cabbage with a teaspoon—
tut or salt. three tahlespoontuis oi l3:-
r
stir and
one union. in which three or
clove-s have been stuck. iloilltwo hours
and a h
very ill
ult‘. being very rarel'ul to add I
lie water it it tends toward!
Icorrhlna.
A line
m
TD mum “UP.
amber color is obtained by add-
lns llnely uprated turret lathe clear sloth
when clear of tho ovum. “NI isuhtdllll
by red skinned tomatoes. .lli) ‘vl'hiuh
the skis and toads have been strained
out.
tilled in
Filip.
mortar
added i
only white vane hiss should he
whks soups. hioiton or veal
lipiuaoh teams. powdered in l
and the Juice MM out and
u the soup. sill-s It has creel.
lit-r hrowneaoup use clear stock.
, www.mwm
(‘fllillhu HI.
Pour in pint or rmlnlupun ll (“up and s
Ill! all
powdmd sonar. last it stand
until the whites oratlllrss one have inn-u
Welt
to a fill from: “it thin lathe
«mainland but up thorou‘lly. tiralss
little mum over that hunters and babe
in urn
pies without all upper am.
his a a van niesMandmwhiohil
imam? libel.
mm out
him a tin pie plate with M‘M
Iii trial quartered mm m
WW!
that!)
W” to tram.” “
mil «am with Wt its» until dons.
“Wino
tho em and brown slimltlr.
{is
created and pérsonally conducted by
one or the (WI natural bone eur-
nous. one of the most sifted oi the
celebrated ‘Sws‘et' family, of Rhode is-
land.
lnvallds will now be received and
treated as inmates at the institution. or
as home patients at reasonable ratea.
Old Dr. Sweet. the world-lemons nat-
ural healer. bone surgeon and magnetic
physician. whose visits at Springfield
the past twenty years and whose astou-
ishln: cures in’ New England yet re-
main the wonder otthe age. has estab-
lished the above institution in Spring-
field for the benefit or a multitude oi
patients residing in this motion.
30 long hns'vthe Sweet family been
identified with the cure of lameness
that it ill conjectured by many persons
that they treat no other ailments.
whcrcua their most startling successes
for many years have been the cure oi
Obscure Chronic Diseases of almost
every kind.
in orderpto provide for
the ioreaoinmthe latest and most till.
clout discoveries may be found at Dr.
Street's sanitation); in tact. those only
employed in Wile hospitals oimetro-
pollinu citinr '
These. united with those wonderful
systems of matinee which from father
to son have descended from genera-
tions to the Sweet (unity or ltht'ltle is-
land tor more than two centuries. thus
equipped it is not presulnahle that
their tut-rear in the cure or obetiltste
types of disease will he more certain
than attends the ordinary methods of
odlce or drill medication.
Whether rich or poor.black or white.
the atriekell invalid needs the best
medirai service obtainable. The work.
lnaman. whose capital is in his limbs.
his nerves and muscles. howneeassarv
i tie that it should be strengthened
both surely. and. itilllpsireli. with the
least delay.
‘ Have you simulated
treatment long ehotl‘h? Why not try
the private inlrlnary systole. coluhiu~
in: the host of all for all for awhile?
Your lite hsn‘as upell your decision.
aid Dr. Sweat will give personal stten~
tion to the multitude oi invallds who
are registered 'at this institution.
This institution is now
retro applicants for treat
the tenuous iiweet Method. providlns
than with mom and board llt very
low rates. with personal treatment
daily. or for those who desire to visit
the institution oct-nnlonolly yet livs'at
bolts.
Willi drug
it to re-
t under
Persons oi very limited Insan- are .
thus enabled to reestvs the most sciss-
ilili.‘ neutrals-trues provided by motile
psi solute tailor. The inhabitants oi
western
until its hssf‘provitlsti tor tits people
the lion mail!“ We: at
neutral inst-slit extant. Whatever
' may or initially will procure to
Halts his institution Till m in
New m will materially illo-
vltsli. mull" mill
Mid lid”.
Otto lot of child's rum: sprfdg
: "”5 l” w
batords' L
* _ hairs.
on lot child’s kid and russet
date goods.
‘ A.Wltovo
is whatyou need for
_ these cool nights and
. mornings.
Don’t
Buy
Until
You
Can
See
Ours.
‘ Stamford Ranges
Sell themselves.
“nature all over the town
and you can't find a
poor baker.
CUTLERY.
We
keep a good line
of .
f
Carvers and Knives and Forks.
Calico us.
NASH & VANSGOY,
w-
THEODOR '8.
_ _ , t ‘ o
a Ilsa} 4 ruttets, :20
Men's ‘ 3 masts, ' _ . . ,5
In} its-rum moo
. . , en': :pataa tieathers. s.so
Dual. . . MS
Wherever the Emilia tongue is Man? scali, use
spoken the oath: and lame ot the great idea ’ ' bicycle Oxfords, ‘ ’ . has
naturalibone letter and physician is '
mmmonpropsrty. and tho toundiozot . ‘ . Boys s
‘ u: instituting” ‘ths cuts of the link Boys 03 patent leathers. . . “'3"
become; a noble event. ,Iavsllds Boys' s russets. l . 5
mnw "m": WW ‘4
all t ‘ rs! , Italic er - . .
_ pm“ M mm ‘ This is the greatest bargain sale on top of this earth, and are u
f'
Corner north Main and West In...“
log Sentinel i an prepared to do all kinds 0!
FINE JOB PRINTING.
“If.
FINI PAPER.
a jub of printing
OIVI II A CALL. '
O. A. F REEMAN.
I00! I” m PIiI’I’II.
as Wasat- throat.
ANNOUNCEMENT l
Having purchased tilt-entire job printing plant of the Ivon-
The plant consists oione oi the iinest and tnost complete
printing offices in the slate of Connecticut. including tour last
presses. just from the factory. and warranted to be the best
and lastett running worse: in the world. barring none; and
tons of the latest and most popuhrtypet made. We print every.
thing from a visiting card to a book, and have no limit. “Noth-
lug so large or so small but what we can master it in the roost
approved style." Our specialty is everything: our prices
right. and [or workmanship. we accept. willingly. any chal-
lenge. Our aim will be quickness,- exactness and promptn'ess
and we will try to please our patrons in every ptttible inan-
Our assortment of hue pap’rs and stationery is most com-
plete. We have everything that is new and up «Nate and at
all prices. so that it it not necessary to lend to New York and
cause delay—a big consideration when you are ill a hurry tor
Mutts Namath. cone
l ’ ,V ’ I J ‘ ‘ ‘ u
tor newsletter tasty-st- waszom m“ ,
M . m- trqm rim 10th:!“ ,, ;:
Chm up have..an but sllslltlr ‘f‘
smaller. with a fair prospect, thatilw ’ R,
known increase‘lu cotton and other '
products_' (run other ports may tum ‘ .
uptilsddiloiency. '« ~ , W;
Iteanwhila imports are runninmben . a?
hint last year's at New York W7
83.000.000 this ‘mnth. so that another
axes. of omriaover imports stop is
in: to about 300.000.000.1orths molt , ll
probable. But this would make an or
trees or about_'ߢ3.000.000 in four months.
Another-shipment or 81.876.000 sold trons
Australia «has been annomd, making
“0.900.550 in four months. and the re-
serve enhance bills hold by New York
banks have increased to 8.500.000. while
it is believed that large amounts are
also held in the same way at other chief
cities.
Failures for the week have been ”I
in the United states against I00.last
year. and a in Canada suinst 88 last
year. '
UIIII Pulls lath. M ‘
Washington. Nov. 27.—l\sslstant See-
retary Vanderiip has sinned what is
known as a pay warrant, directing the l
treasurer of the Unitedfltatss to de-
‘ posit in the treasury the sum of us.-
umiil. representing the proceeds of the
recent sale 0! the Union Pacino sink-
ing fund bonds and the uninvestsd cash
in that fund. which have been trans-
ierred to the treasury as partial pay.
ment in the settlement with the re-
organisation committee ot the Union
Pacific 'rallroad. This operation is
merely a book transaction in the trans-
ury. and while it does not of itself re-
sult in tormally taking up the amount
as a treasury receipt it is an important .
step which leads to plain: the lull in
the treasury cash. where it is beyond
recall and cannot be withdrawn except
in consequence .ot an appropriation
made by low.
India- mum omits-tum Vital.
Malone. N. Y.. Nov. 27.-—'l‘he author-
ities-here have been making search tor
an Indian who is charged with passing
forged checks. » A few nights up the
lndian bought a tow inexpensive arti-
cles at Barry t Mallon’e clothilu Ito"
and presented a cheek for M burial
the named! J. Fred Amsden. I» pronto
nent farmer of Malone. The ollrk ac.-
cepted it and save the Indian the
change. Later the [Min made an at.
tempt to pass a check {or m signed 1'.
Amsden. :l'he proprietor of thermal-a
suspected fraud and sent the cheek to
Mr. Amsden’s brother. who returned
with it and declared it a forgery. All
effort was made to capture the iodine.
but he made his escape.
M
roar“ mass Mus-tan.
Washlnltosl. Nov. n—The following
fourth class postulasters have been ap- ‘
pointed: ' _
Connecticut—Howard Valley. Hrs. l‘.
E. Hawker; Lyme. William 1". Clark.
New York—Faith”. Harry I. Read:
Hunt. H. E. Averill: Oaks Corners.
course I. Cooks; Rook (lien. Jobll lac-
liae: Tuscarora. William J. stler.’ '
New Jersey—Alpine. Joseph nebula:
Fail-haven. R. 1). Chandler;
Pennsylvawumu. L. 1‘. 0n-
htlm: Blokes. In. I. L. Hacks“: INI-
ery Hill. W. H. i lit-vans, D.
Id. Bartolst; Ctromstown. W. H. Alli-l
mus; Wind Gap. Joseph J. Drip; Wool- ,
rich, W. F. Rich.
Delaware-00.“ View, John 1. MI.
m
the lsulssklp Iowa Mops-d.
Washington. Nov. I'L—Tbs null if!!! .
board has made a report upon the re.
cent two days' trial of the bi: lattlh
ship lows at sea that thoflnldhlll-Ms
talus Commodore Dewey's m
that the ship was as line ll type on .
ship of her class as there is in tho
world. The board says in M: "n.
vessel under all circumstances behind
well. built; very steady and rolling and
pitching out n i‘cw duress. Her hilt
traebotlrd form odds [Milli not ott-
ly to the comtort oi the men. but to
her main; eillrtsnov and the proper
lishilna oi hsr suns under all olroulu- '
stances. Allontller. llsr moles dual»
lites appear to be excellent."
W at Head; IOU.
New Haven. Nov. fl.——~The one at 'Ai‘v
thuv Blair lobar. who figures as the
fondant in the oollrt of [choral “is“.
in New York. where he is to answer is
the chat-soot srand larceny. was called
in the oily court yesterday. the silo-lilo ,
charas hsrs bolus a tusitlvs Mun ills—
tloe. Ills me was. however. eentlatlsd
until Dec. i. as it was stated that tho, i ‘
New Yoril detectives who are imp. to “
obtain requisition papers tor his so:
trndltloh have not yet around thum-
ealant donut-mus. ‘ ,,
its. ind-tin :sv W” In
MM 0%. or. .u
mid have been illads by “who:
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