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Save All Your Stale Bread. l 5011- Cake.
When stale bread is too hind tori This is an economical cake similui‘
other use. put in the oven until dry to it‘ll“ Gillie- 'l‘l'l‘t‘“ it’lll'llls Will“ 01' ‘
enough to i‘oii 01‘ pound. t'iicn sift 11nd Hour, 01111 foui‘tli pound of butter i‘ub- (
kéep in glass 1:11‘11. T111150 t‘l‘u‘n‘hs may'bcd in flour, one fourth pound sccdod 1
ho used for scalloped dishes, ci‘o- raisins. 11110 foiiiih pouuii'cui‘ruutu, one 1
quctics, cutlots and t‘Vi’il in puddings fourth 11111.1 shelled nuts. 111111 11111111111011-
li’ soaked long; 11111111211 to soften thou
oughly.
' Ci‘Ui‘illOllt‘s-11 'i'liose require two cout-
gn of crumbs before frying in fut.
The‘ dry broad-1‘1 (111314 should he sifted
«until very lino. iron}. the white 111‘ 1111
big into a shallow plum 111111 111.1111
slightly with :1 folk; add one table-
spoonful of (111111 11‘111111‘. After tho c1‘o»'
queues are shaped; roll in crumbs uu~
til all parts are covered. liip in tin1
egg. then give the 111111] covering of
CrunihsI taking 1111119 111111 the (routing is
not too thick. Fry in deep fat and
11 place on brown paper. Snrvu while
hot. Merit unlit-11.»; may ‘bt1 rolled in
crumbs and egg and fried in deep fut:
also cutlets of fish shaped with a
wooden sitcu‘ci‘ may be fried in the
' same manner.
Capanesw—Thcse are served as a
first course for dinner or luncheon.
The rounds of bread are buttered and
toasted, thou decorated with minced
olives. ez gs, jolly or any appetizing
mixture, and arranged on the toast in a
pretty design.
roulons*l1‘or craouons cut staie1
bread in Olle-lllll‘d-‘lllth slices, spread,‘
With butter, then cut slices in onc-i To Cut Butler.
third or one hull-inch pieces Brown; 11 you want to ("ill lnli‘d buttoi‘ into
in Mt oven. Serve in SOllll- I'squurcs. and find you cannot do it
A Delicious Omeletw- Nothing looks without crumbling. fold a piece of wax-
quite so tempting fhl‘ rcakfast as 11 ed paporin which the butter was wrap-
light, delitately browned omelet. Hei‘e' pod around the blade of the knit‘c. You
is one that is 111019 substantial. than (11111 then make it perfectly smooth (7.111,.
2:59 made of just eggs and seasmr;~-Pictorial Review.
" .
Three eggs, one half tablespoonfuli
‘ of melted butter, ‘one half cupt‘ul of§ ’i‘alte one1 cupt‘ui of nice Willll‘ bonus.
milk, one half (311111111 of stain bread-11111110” and drain: put 111 trunk
crumbs, one quarter teaspoonfui 111 '1‘1111111 uud boil until tcmii‘r. hill “0‘
. salt and one eighth teaspoonful f soft enough to mash. When done1 ndd
pepper. Soak breadcrumbs 10 m1“. two quarts of milk and let come to 11
lites in milk add beaten egg y.olks 'boii‘ put in lump of 111111111‘ the 4111111111
butter salt. and pepper. then find in an 014.4 and 3935“” 1111111 “913W“ “n“
slimy beaten unites of eggs. My a salt. A few minutes 111111110 .4‘ci1iug
‘1 delicate brown in well-greased omelet. break “ll [0‘1” 0" “V" 50““ ”W'k‘w‘g‘
pan. Loosen from the sides ofthe pan'ildd to the S0111)» 8111' “1‘ “'0“ 11111)
«with a1 silver-pintcd knife, and fold serve.
none half on the other. Garnish with} ""—
parsley nnd cubes of apple jelly. Servel Ginger Drops.
im.m'ediately i . 0110 cupful of molasses, half a (1111)-
_ Bread- Crumb "Biscuits—When ti M "1' 41111111; 111111011 and ml" water.
lingo quantity 0, stale. bread is 011 cath two teaspoonfuls of soda one of
hand these biscuits may be made ,0 ginger and enough flour to mukc a stiff
good advantage. ‘I ballet Mix and drop on buttered tins.
One pilit of bread crumbs, one pint' ‘place a blanched alumni] in the center
of sour milk one half teaspoonful of. of each and l1ako.——Ncw idea thnuns
soda, one half teaspoonful of baking Magazine. '
1 powder, one quarter cupf'ul of lurd.
one quarter teaspooni‘ul of salt. Add
enough flour to stiffen. Souk crumbs
Iln milk for half an hour. Add soda.
Mix enough lard to shorten with one
‘cupful of flour sifted with salt and ball.
- lag powder. Add more flour if not stiff
enough to handle easily. Roll out,
shape with biscuit cutter and bake in
‘ hot oven. , _.
, Chocolate Bread Pudding;— The
plbln breIad puddings may be improved
by adding raisins, nuts. dates or 011000»
late; this chocolate bread pudding is
I ospscially appetlzing.
‘ T1110 ‘cupfuls of 60111606 milk. one
notifier dutiful of sugar-.0110 835, one
lg-lltlit spoonful of salt, one half
tosspoo l of vanilla, one'cupful of
bread crumbs, three quarters square
of chocolate and one half cupful or
broken nutineats
; Soak bread crumbs in milk half an
hour. Melt chocolate over 1101 water.
add half of the sugar to chocolate. also
. enough milk to pour. Add to'crum-bs
11nd milk salt. vanilla and eggs slightly
beaten. Nuts may be used lrone wish-
Ies. .80rVe hot with wet sauce or whit»
pod, cream.--Deilueator. 1
Pen Soup. '.
. . ' 11 1111111 11011 soup, soak a quart of
bill pea-s over night. In the morning
and 1111:1102, one fourth pound tlloflll';
11,5111.
cup 01'11‘111‘111 milk in 11 bit-h u 1111111110111.
ful of soda has been dissolvod.
1W0 11‘1111-111‘1111111 t1ggsI mix wull and
luiltc ouc hotii1.»-~-.\iotlt11‘ii Priscilla.
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1. Mushroom 8010.
A new table appointment in china is
”11‘ individual mushroom or 1111111111-
lll't‘Iltl sot, Siiys the Nuu‘urk News, The
1111110 in of fine china, :1 simple decora-
tion 111 Hits mice permitting the mono
grain to be placed in the rumor of the
1112110, The glass 11011111 covvr, much
like1 the top of a cliccsc'dlsh. has :1 (-111
knob.
Lime 0 Potatoes.
Crush unslaiicd limo into it lino pow
der and spread it about 1111 inch thick
where you wish to 119111 your potatoes,
says the Pictorial Review. Lay the po-
tatoes on this, and repeat the layer of
lime when thoy are piled about flvc
.feet high. This will keep them from
'i‘oiting alid will make the water ones
more mealy.
.Bean Soup Extra.
5
m...
Bolled Bacon.
As bacon is frequently excessively
salt let it be soaked in warm water
for an hour or two previous to dress.
ing it; then pale off the 11 1111111 parts,
and scrape underside and rind as clean
as possible. Put into a saucepan of
cold water.'-1et come gradually to a
boil. and as fut-11 as the scum rises to
the surface of the water, remove it. Let
simmer 1very gently until it is th0r~
oughly done; then take up. strip off
the skin, and sprinkle over the bacon
afew bread-raspings. and garnish with
tufts of cauliflowcrI or brusseis sprouts.
“Philadelphia Times.
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Savory Walnut L004.
One cupful of chopped walnut meats.
.4 cupiuls of breadcrumbs, 1 chopped
hardboiled egg, 1 beaten. 058‘; iii tea
spoonful of salt. 1,5 teaspoonful at uni
verized sage, l medium-sized grated
onion. sufficient milk or water to mols~
ten the mixture. This walnut loaf iii
a good substitute for meat, and it may
be served either hot or cold. When
the mixture is made into ci‘oquettes.
fried‘1ln smoking hot fat and served
~1 with green 110110 11. makes an attraco
’clve. appetlzing luncheon dish. Mix
all the ingredients and form them into
11 loaf. or better 11111 but the mixture
into a well- buttored. 11111111111111 bread-
i’ushit lit-ii
ful eut‘b of cloves. allupiu‘. cinnamon vet‘s blinds
Mix well 1051111111111. thou 111111 11 1111-11. but all must turlcup 111d.
Work is done in silk and 1nctalthrcads,l
Add buys no exchange,
of lllt,‘ kid is finished off with a cord
Iof lit1:t\y thread of dull gold or silver.
1 101101) the beauty of the kid.
cloth or velvct.
put them 011 the stove in plenty of
cold water. about four times as
,, 1511.111: 11 hood-sited brim,
111111511 leek,'1w‘o potatoaii of riled
one root of parsley. one too.-
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bill in «island '.Ipples‘ one cup:
‘ 01111 0111141111 at milk, two
or as was Add a large piece ,
pan. , Bake in a moderate ovc'n for half
an hour.
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Im—
Nut and Celery SInWIcheI.
Three quarter: 1111me of Wplnlltt
mom. 1 bunch of celei‘y, 2 yolks or
eggs, 2 11011155011111. of sugar, 1 tea-
aspoonful of salt 1 teaspoou‘ful of mus-
turd, V. cupful of vinegar. red pepper.
Put the nuts and celery into a bowl
and éhop them this. Mix the yolks of
tbaucggs with the slum, 31111. 11111111111111
and red peppcr'to taste. and add the
moisten them. spread between thin
slices of bread and butter. if the sat-
. Ml droning does not thicken. like
cream. a pinch of communal: my 110
udd‘nii. wbuuieu’ Home Journal.
vinegnr gradually. A'dd enough 51.11155
11111111111; to the nuts and celery: to
BmMunic Hall.
9—0110“ at.
out S't., Franklin School.
IIon/co ncord fit. Concord and Lincoln
coll.
i4-»-North Main and Ann BtI.
l5——Hi h St. and Ba view Ave.
111»): orwalk iron orin.
li—West gvc. ma'CedIr St.
1114-11135 ohool out Ave
21~Wssl St. and Taylor Ave.
ismxldly Ave and Lows 5t.
24~Chestnut and Hen
25~xSouth Main and onroe BtI.
:‘6-l.exingt0n Ave. and Austin 85.
"7—— West and Elm Grove StI.
31~SuulIlIiII MaSlnI 81.. between Grove and
32—41(54) Electric Works. fitnto 81.
Embroidcry on Kid.
Front-h thli re . 11 1; st ‘ “*1” ring and Claw
”31 a P' h" in '0 35~~x aviland and Water 81-.
)1‘er the fad of using kid trimmings x...x1,ugkwood Mfg
4l—~Fairlleld Ave. and Cedar St.
~12~—Tuylor Ave. and South at.
43—Wuodwnid Ave. and Meadow at.
45 BIurrltt and Quintard Ave: and Watoi
m theiroutdoor»11011111111011. ilut the
till must be viiihi‘oidti‘etl. Soft whitcl
11‘ very iiglil-colorct‘l kid is used 111111 is
. .1 . .. . . 46w—W'oodwnrd and Donation AveI.
liiit) "(“31 mum“ ‘md i‘L hlwtioidcn Hill b'l and 11‘ 1011111111011 Ave.
52~W uslilngton St.
b3-Frcigiit yard andB Ann '31. .. prlvnto.
““114. Nonvalk ljock Co., p1ivate.
'l‘llt‘lI (xi Denotes non intcrrertng boxel.
(Mi Master box, from which the mini
her of any box can be sounded.
One utioke at 12 noon and 8 p 111..
standard time. 1-
(me stroke at odd times. testing 01
line open. 1-
Two 1111101100 after an alarm. nro (more
.1 mulls department. 1- l
II‘él‘hIiceII—I slow strokes, water to be shut
1: 1 1 . 1 ‘1‘
but if slut to ill the design be 111111 A, 1:1. 051“ m.. each Wacnusday. ‘ box
pic: 111111 docs not wish to covon toofluIIpulled for test.
irc alarms for an
it‘t‘th ed 113' telephone. ‘4
A favorite adaptation of the work is, NORWALK PIRE ALARMS
I .1 , . . 11 . , , . i
1111 loose» (11111111115, 01 fiouts. 110111 5. Poi-11111101 Mn,” and W111! Stroefn.
bout-11111 tho fashionable holeros of‘21» olden Avcuue and Union I’lnce.
:22»1»SI‘pilng Hill and Kellogg fitrset.
I‘24~1»i' 11lon Purk.
25«~\\ cat Avenue and Hello-icy Sti‘cct.
27»»i‘mnkllu Avcntic anti Lynch Place.
(”~14th house. (Prlvulo box).
32~~Wosl Avenue 11nd Mcr 'in Street.
33» imbor Avenue and Orc lard Sue-ct.
:l4»- impol Street and Harbor Avenue.
16 cut Avenue, neat the armory
towns Street and Elm Crest.
"41 ,rtutu Shoot and 11111011 avenue.
744:! Main street and North Avenue.
”m ” ii fi'anfiess'm‘ 11 ‘1‘1 0 11 La
1 11111 trout on it u no.
Watchfulneal l" T'”'¢'-1Ib‘III.’~~»Ilfal11 and Cothctlno Stratus.
«Now (31111111111 Road and Fair Street.
\ syi‘iiposiiun on hop to live within hithmmn gm...“ "m.- Summer 31,
a small income was invited by tht1 Colifi 5"”:MI'I‘".‘I.,I"'I’I"(‘3I§:III:I“£1 ””0“ Avenue.
gmgalionalist luteiy and the letters 6 ”11:11:11 Avenue and LincIrIun ABC‘HUIG.
published in reply show plenty of good '"6‘ .M“ AWN” ““6 13.“: "m “we
cheer and an unsoltlslmoss which 1101' EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOX“
.1 1 1 Fire headiuartcrs, 56 Van Zant Strut.
011‘. thinking. iiti‘t. are pcopchdoiugI l Tolep how 170
the highest. service, working for the 4—»Fitch School tprlvatei.
very best. things humanity knows 1111:”film?‘l‘vffii‘tfi‘gtéflrm‘”&m gm
. ‘ - 1 1214~~Van Zandt 51.111115 Osborn Ave.
dcr conditions of the most constant sic-411.2051 A“ ””31”“ in.
self sacrifice. One of the lcttcrs is in 21;»— :1 "'Mmusi‘h 1 St
, . - . ‘ w “or! on or as
part on follows. 2;}; gm} Alwpstflnddrh'fi'if'sx
1 0 1.1 1: ' - 1 11111 t 0111 on e v0.
5 man f “with one: suld. if 5011 33>~~Seuvicw Ava 11nd P1111: Si.
want :1 thing badly wait three 11101111111
before,- b.iying.‘ Often at tho end of
one mouth the coveted article will
A111 shupo 1111111 sills tho funny
11111] 11111 raw cdg’e
‘_.\111‘si unit: design can be worked nub,
district also re»
'i‘hi1 kid fits in the space bctu‘
1hr fronts of the bolero £11111 rent-111111
1111 111.1 hull lino. ii is then embroider—
1‘11 11:» 1111;: whitc or two 10111.14 of the
silk tIIluit (1“01111spond hill) the color of
the 1101111
335~Boulovnrd and Second St.
335—47 ove Avc aid Fifth Ell.
. 341--Kcyuer St and Pine Hill Ave. (Tel.
, ‘ 34‘.’~-—Kcyscr 81.111111 Duck Pond rd. (Tel.
scent lt-su necessary. and by the end of i
1 1. 4 . ,1 ,... 1 A tclsphone message to Electric Station
Jumbo, llttilltbb. “h?“ it comes to (7051mbetwcc11 the hours M a p 111, 11m!
6 11. (giving location of fire, an alarm
111111111115 svttie the 111111111111. , 1 111111111?- 111115115 “ill only 1111 pulled for
”The dollars will take cure of them-1M" "" 11111111139901 9"" ”cm“ ‘
14111sz if the pennies are well 1111111111 the 011131 Dr nouns chief upon his arrival
111151.111 on. houso a strict amount. is a 11.11 special Signal!
but of 1111111111 (11111 spent and if thcrc 1‘43"" "'3‘" “t “d" ”"“’”‘ “”5“" “T “M
is lv-(ini‘ lilngt at s 111.. Mlandm‘d limo.
unit-h not only tho pcuuics but 11111 .i‘fiT‘lr‘l..-,.‘.‘}§.“l‘..., m 3.. m.. 1111 morn~
lug session of public school.
loaves room, for a moment. the 1111111 iornuun «canto I1 01 pumIiIeIIImmhI 111
111111.: of water uiiuct‘cssurily iii in 1111,13 u 21,“); gmfiifi‘.“ qua y on .s e
tort-d 0111, to us). 1111.1 using of tho _.us'i
ROW AVTON FIRE ALARb‘ DISTRICTS
lz-‘mchinnd Ave to N. .15. “5
uses 111 all lines ttud in all plot-04 Wl't
bnkc potatoes in the 111111111ch boon inn-Pine P111111 and 1101011 Point.
lmLom; Island Sound 10 McKlule St.
122-—Peun0yer 81.10 Cross 8&0
all points 23~Cronu 81.10 Railroad
“1 study to provide- food for
is 11111 expendituuu (11 money and do it 15__wm,e mm“ ',',:,"h¢,;, 3mm“
by making out 11 menu for a week :11 a ill-“While Bridge 8 3- to L 1.8011110
,337-1—ili1ulovard and Blackstone St. (Toms
3414Sl1tiro Iinvcn [Till
the small citiciiditircs 111 w 1 l
l I ’ W" w“ will he ven of protest box.
Second alarms are only to be given by
111111111.
:1 it 11111111 we can detect it We Ip
it‘ out.
turning; out of the electricity if 011111n 114-1‘1101-n11 111104111110 9 111.. “no uf~
stove economically 11nd llli’ littlc 101111
R n
lav-Hickory [fluff and Bell Island.
0111th1 111 no piiiiitului‘ point. but 111 123M‘T1l'llfl‘al." McKinley 31.111000":
1111iz4-Rtiilroad towBrooltIloc.
—Whlie Bridge S.W.10L. I. Sound.
11111.0. This is a saving of monarnI One stroke of in. llrc ball 111 1100 "time:
time. fuss and fume at the lost mo IInglfi‘efirgfgngg a" W.“ 111110, 111 l"
1 no
mcnt. By sistemutic planning, 1 can ratmkosu 010 II” ball. mm. 1-1- l-l.
and still water l'10 be oh
#111er or more o'IiII-mn indicat- 0017110110
1
keep the house in god order
buys time for 11 little rest before din-ia
ner and the afternoons free.
Worth Knowing,
if griddle cakes are to form part of
the breakfast. put the griddle at night
in the oven of the stove. This will.
greatly expedite the heating in the
morning. The oven is an excellent
place. too. to keep thé radiators of the
tireless cooker.
Cook dried’ fruits'in the oven insteadN
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MAILS .
South Norwaik Postoffice
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Nlorwu «51550. 5:00.10:00I1m.;5::00.500.
of on top 1. of the stove. There is not “W AM OLOII you
then danger of their burning. they “95"" ""1th 'Mli'w (’3 “info" 0|“!-
.:10 no a. an. 5100.5 00.1: in.
keep their shape better, and if cooked Wo'mrn Points—434 0”1'10 00 I. 111.; ":55.
while using the oven for“ roasting no mhfifi, .35?“ 3' '2’" .. “.1 00. £100
extra heat is requiredw-a decided sav- NGI‘WI 4'00-°°I~W?=8I 611111 =00 ‘1 1111.; M0
:.3
Hum for all“ pointI club 5150‘ p. m. luv
ing when one cooks with gas. 15
m ' n. 11:. onowm Pontm'um.
The most stubborn machine oil stain
bay me removed if it is covered with
lord, and then. after several hours. NorwulkPostofflce
washed with soap and water. 1 ‘. Mull. 05000151100
A few. marshmallows out‘ into 5:50 0.110 ~EII§I I“ 11
small cubes and with a few chopped :;§§:‘I'g;;%‘§n“fid 11:“: Norwuk.
walnuts whipped into the lemon Jelly :gfiM‘hIE-fiw5§ :wgganwflfi "05"".-
just before it sets quite changes the niapp. ' 01 111.11“!!on
character of the dessert -—‘Phila.del1 fl 5 D1 {gffli‘ngwwfl’ ‘5 Blamiord. Lot
pills. Times. "0 0’1"-
. . : —-wm nd a th Norwnlk.
' ' M' iii ‘3. '31”.— 1I1I110'1I1'IlI1 sullen. 0011111117 In.
a“ u “”3"" 5150 .m.-—mIIt.1W0nt 0110 0.5101107“:
15003. 1115—ch“ .1111
Salt if 111-11511 dilute damp, but not
wot. will clean any light wolsn gown
beautifully. - Rub Ilt on well'wit‘h the
band 101‘ a Imaillh‘ltsh; and than 1‘0-
move at once. by rubbing with some-
thing 11. little roughullke a piece of
Turkish towellng. liiavp known it
even to remove paint. when the 111111
has been allowed «to thoroughly dry. . on
and 111111 11011111 rubbed off brllkly with 11 :00 :uw- 0w further}:
stiff 11111111111, Thin process never leaves mo :1. m.-nm. nt and lo. 11m“
0. mark or stain—Philadelphia Times. , . ..
...n... I'lmfiw 1.1%.”; 11101111 unill'n
Flavor 110111111411. :1, I. was, mm
Wet a towel to cold water and cover 1
all kinds of roasted meats. turkey and
chicken. to 11110110111 drying, say. tho
Minneapolis Tributle. They will ‘ r11-
II tindIlyI mum: Esta”.
11111107 In"0013211 on guitar in.
z I. mm: 1 d:‘1I1Ioctl:onII.
l1 . "m It ”aof'g‘rlmpon.
iIlIIIIm in. 11111 “lam?“ .
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"is she really 5’11 airport Italian-1111114
or?" "Willi, no. IIflul IN» an export
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HATS AND‘THE' TARIFF. taut hat manufacturing centers 'in the industry'fworking 1111‘. such high
---- . England. pressure.”
Significant ParangphI From In Eng-‘ , The ara ra 1h from 3,00,, 1ort was 1 ______.__.‘.-._.
11.11 HatI Publication. . as MOD“, 5 l 1 sun: 01011. '
While there apron" to be “0 immc‘, Frederick Keillor, Cleveland’s polio»
“So busy are some of the manufac-
diste danger of the development at
Washington of any proposition look-1
ing to a reductioui 11 the ditty upon
fur hats imported from European
countries. the batting interacts of t‘bii‘
country arc keeping a close watch 1111-
011 tariff mossurss and it was said
today by a man who know: the situa-
tion thoroughly, are 1111011011011 to make
turé'rs—owing to the gratifyingly large
!orders from nbroad~that it behooves
“retailers to lock well ahead if they do
not wish to get seriously inconvenien-
‘ c.ed HOuses whitth used only to take
from fourteen to twenty-one days for,
délivery are intimating that from six
‘ Weeks or two months will be the ear-
1 possible.
_ protest no 101111 emphatic than was
11.1111 time they can promise "
adored two years ago, when the tar, The Danton paragraph “Md'
if! on rat: was under» disculsion and: "There is no doubt about it, all the
there was danger that it might be re- ‘princlp‘ai hat factories are exceedingly
1131100112 ,woll 1111011: and. therefore,1 to avoid
' A Danbury manufacturer. speaking, disappointment retailers should place
today of the importation of English-‘- their 0rdérs well in advance. The time
made hats 1111‘: this coautry, even 1111- now taken for delivery by the chief
that the precept tariff. said that theiflrma 111 from live to six weeks; and
extent to which these importation: we know of 11:. least one house which
were lnoreuiug would surprisc any- is stipulating for eight weeks‘ grace
one not aware of the Mutation. in before it can accept orders. Nor is it
confirmation of his assertion 110 point-, likely that the null: will 11111011011 for
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chief, was talking about detective
stories to 11 Cleveland novelist.
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tecItive story,” he said, "is that it. is
too evidently cooked up. The clues,
litre 100 unnatural, too unreal. too lm~‘
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a cont‘crsatlon between
officials.
two any
second. on a snowy day: "I‘lt‘at new
a. bookkeeper or 11 clerk in the past!
official.
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finiithcs a Job of snow shoveling he
tries Ito put his shovel behind hill
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reputation as a novelist 5’
"Of the romantic school?" '
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“ ‘How' can you tell?‘ asked the other ,
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