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. Fruit cooklu. lune the pie-pan with it. 'Have ready
_ recipe ’haa, been used in oneiono cupi’ul of lima beans, which have
many years: Mix well one half . been cooked in a little water illitil
m of‘bro‘wnsugar, one pint of lard, {tender-J {Mash them through a sieve .
., alt'plntot molasses, one “cupful l and add well-beaten yolks of two eggs,
poof milk, in which one heaiping‘one half oupful of sugar, one table
les'poopful ofaoda has been ills,spooni'ul of vinegar, and season with
yedfi two tablespoonl’uls of groundinutmeg. 'Mix well and pour into the
‘adion‘ one level tablespoouful ofgbottt‘nn crust. Place in the oven and
lid cloves and auspice and. flourlbake until nrm, then cover with a
slit to make a. rather stiff doughdmci'lngue, made by beating the whites
“daily work in one pint of cur-10f the two eggs "and adding two tea-
mone pint of chopped raisins and.‘,spoont'uls of powdered sugar. R-c-
one pint of nllt meats. Mix \vell,,place ill theoven and brown slightly.
gout and bake. These will keep a‘
time and improve with keeping.
~—--— ! Mix well one cnpful of lord and
SuetBlscults. jbutter, add one unbeaten egg one
it about one quart of flour in fitcupi’ul of molasses, one cupl’ul oi su-
all: Add one teaspoon-fill 01’ salt and 1mm one half cupiul of boiling water,
; heaping teaspoon‘fuls of baklns,in which one level table-spoonful of
outer. .Mix well and instead of using‘soda has been dissolved and One ta-
dadd two thirds of a cupfui oi' blespoonfbl of ground ginger, Add
from beet :suet, chopped fine. Add lfiour enough to make the dough mold
cuptul of buttermilk, into whichgvepy soft, then roll thin and out Ont.
been added just 11 pinch of SOda’Bake in a quick oven. The secret of
afien it, Work into a sort dough success lies ill the boiling water.
out. into medium-sized biscuits;
in a quick oven and serve hot; , Flgi Dumpling.
' . are especially nice alncoldl Make a light soft biscuit dough and
. _ ldivi‘de into as many parts as dump
it one quart 01‘ one quart and a ilings. Roll out each separately, and ill
pf corn meal into a pan. Add the center of each place t‘our pressed
impmnfnl of Salt, three-fourtllsiflg's which have been inollened with
099ml 0f the fine pieces or a little lemon juice. Pinch the dough
% 3‘5, Which has been fristhwcll together around them and drop
X‘evi‘irom lard and mix \veli.6in a kettle of boiling water. When
’ fi‘opehhalf pint of sour milk and done, place in dessert dishes and pour
£118.11. pint of warm water, to which three tubiespoonfuls of maple syrup
,y’pinchyf soda has been added.§;iii-;t a tablespoonful of brown sugar
Willie mixture is just stiff enough 'ovcr each. Serve with crcunis—«Lad.
‘ . d into dodgers; then shape snout-'3 \Vorid.
in a hot oven until well done. '
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Real Ginger Snaps
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. ~Choapcst accldentinsurancoc-Dr.
lThomas’ Idclectrlc Oil Stone the pain
Bean Custard Pie i
ii .l i win ti in . ll r its
Halters light short pie-crust andgqfllifi ”I“ “a w") d A d use
. NEW BRITAlN MA’N HELD. «young plan and the story oi the rela-
Nlliw BRITAIN, Dec. (L—Cbarged tions of the two girls with the two
., til criminal assault on Julia 1305- men led to the other arrests. Bedro-
mski, 15, and with carnal knowl- slim has already served a nine
of Mabel Sceley, 19, Charles months’ jail sentence for running a
Nolan was yesterday held ill $2,5disorderly house.
. 'bonds for ii further hearing iSat-i‘
rilay. The two girls were held “11';
e 1200 bonds each. The Seeleyl
girl, arrested charged with theft, im-l
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QUIROGA FOUND GUlLTY.
Excuse M
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BROWNSVILLE, Tex. Deb. ti.»
Drapodmaowm of Chairman".
A most attractive gown of sapphire.
blue panne velvet was worn by the
hostess at a recent afteruOon affair,
writes the Paris correspondent of that
Philadelphia North American. The:
of sapphire blue mousseline do sold;
The slightly draped skirt had a four-l
inch band of for about the hem.
Another lovely afternoon frock was,
fashioned of corn cashmere de sole.|
Tile bodice was formed of corn lace,l
with a bib effect or the cashmere ex-I
tending iii two points nearly to the‘
shoulder line. i
A charming frock of violet and a,
tunic with corn lace and a tunic oi viii, Charming evening wraps are “1300' by placing It over the smaller hoop; i
let velvet. ”Moleskin hands gave 3‘91. brocaded 5W“ 0“ “”0"- ‘ Worth 1“ then, drawing it smooth and even, the?
responsible for a model 01' W101! and, larger hoop is pressed firmly down or»; Few women have success in Washingr
while brocaded satin, with a collar 9501' it. so as to hold the goods with on public cilil‘i‘oii veils and scaris, and at-6
black chantlliy lace. 'Fl‘ilis.0f black: even tension without straining it. 1, tempt to clean them in various Ways,
ithe work is too ‘large for the hoop l‘ou but they can be “”15“?“ SWEGSSNHDW
A great variety °f accessories h”. arousing. finish one portion of the “hand ”‘9 method is very simple. Use
been daunclled recently at the smart sign before changing' the work m the; water that is only tepid, not not, add,
shopa. There 18 a modified Medici COIN hoop, and keep the unfinished portion 5 ‘1 pinch 01' 1’0"“ t0 30““ it. and theni
lar, fashioned of metal lace, with the thinned m aneatly [‘01de roll while you: make a 309:] suds ‘With Slime” goo d'
else supported by wire. This is ”81am working, For very new, work or; white soap, says the Ladies' World.‘
toned in front with a smart little bow; embroidery on heavy materlhl, a plalni Let the chil’t‘on soakln this for about:
, Elizabethan ruifs 0‘ "lime“ fronds picture frame, or the frame of an oltll15 01" 30 minutes and “‘9“ aqueoze‘
are caught together wit bands of the slate, will do nicely to'slretch the work, it gently with the hen
black velvet Frequcu y these are, over.
touch of elegance that many Pal-tacit
lies are showing.
Charincuse continues to enjoy a'welll
deserved popularity. Draped gowns are;
especially attractive when fashioned or;
this soft material. ‘
One of Paquin’s most popular models
is developed of ’hlack churmeuse. The
skirt is “draped and thejbodice has a
vest oi beige-colored satin elaborately
yoke oi cream embroidered tulle and
sleeve frills of the some material add
ed a fascinating bit of softness to the
frock. 6.
Charmouse is used for the draped
lure trimmed with old gold, pale yolv
itectively combined with for in collar-l
lattes and muffs. ‘
iSeparnte blouses of white crepe do
chine, satin and mousseline do sole 1]
‘3
low or amber-colored velvet. :6
Debutantos' frocks are commanding
broad girdle of shaded pink taffeta lin-
ishes the waist line.
with dull gold and trimmed with cream
lace, had a girdle of bright blue moon.
saline (to solo.
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that it is necessary to use embroidery
. ch it ti ,. t D i from drawing and are an assistance
deep V-shaped 301% 01' 01'0“!“ lace “will?“ 6“ e“ 03 1M prtsen ' ll rzcol 61 when shading'with colored alike, in al~
finished with rovers of mink fur. Short 2 B 10"? “g a mo ‘6 01' White t“ e "‘9" lowing mo, oinbroiderer to observe the
cap sleeves bordered with the fur ex~ over a foundation of palest pink satin. l.
tended over loug. close-fitting sleeves ; beads trims “19 13031ch and 8‘00““. A againstlhe material.
. bought for a few cents a liece so '8 the
A gown of cream satin, embroidered Philadelphia North Antlerit‘h’n. 3
HOME HELPS
Embroidery Aldo Use-of Screen:
Experts in embroidery work realize 'Where one is pressed for room. as is”
often the case where one occupies a
oops and frames ' for the smallest
loco of work if they would keep it
moorh. They also keep the stitches
vice in shutting off a corner or part or
a room, says the Commoner. Folding
screens are to be had at various prices
at the llousefurnlshing departments of
the big stores, but they can be home-
made, A folding clothes horse which
can be had cheaply may be covered
with some cheap goods, and wallpaper
posted over it, keeping each wing or
Onejsection separate. Table oilcloth is a
gilt and shadow on the silk when held
Sets of boo-pa of assorted sizes can be
. hopp in the set is a little larger than lgood covering, and pockets can be sew-
he other, bllt in Order to hold the worchd on the inside for holding various
irinly in the frame you must wraptlilngii. For shutting off a corner kit-
Mbdish long coats fl” 5"th wear each with narrow stripsof muslin orichenette, or a little sewing nook, or
are made affablack Cheviot with largo
collars of full? White pearl buttons are
used to fasten these models. l
and white finished the sleeves.
adorned with a buckle of cut stool Or,
Skill? 0? many anrl tailored. gulls,,cm'hroldered lief. bordered with frills OK 359118 a little too sum“ 1.0 36110.“. for this. l wu
A new model has a jacket of amberilot‘e: these have usurped the DODlIiill‘i" you 3.3,, '59“. over the “am,“ (Meningiclcun cloth and press between the lay»:
colored clotlhfustencd with two lax-gelty oi: the collar of lrlallicrorhet lace. like stitches into the material as rode” with a illoderatcly hot iron before
This l'llllfit‘ it is quite dry. Very hot irons or hot
flat crystal buttons. 'The skirt is 01‘
chill-mulled to match.
«Scarfs or heavy ecru lace and black
velvet are worn by smart women.
’l‘ullo, lace, velvet and ribbon are of-
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hilquolon Qulroga. who acted as soc-
reiury to Gen. Bernardino Reyes when
the latter was in Sun Antoillohpre-
paring; to launch an expedition into
Mexico lost year, was found guilty
iii the federal district court here you-
=torday of violating the neutrality
:iflWS. Scilotcllce will he passed to-
day. Quiroga was indicted with a
,iluinber of ills coliillryinon last .lun»
nary.
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--"l suffered habitually from consti.
potion Dean's Regulate. relieved and
strengthened the bowels. so that. they
have beenirogu r ever sinner-«A. E
vavle momm- Q" hilly? \‘nr vim 'I‘ov
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digs," all. i
L Bronchitis
Consumption for bod y-hulldiug, demand
a remedy that rcilluves the cuusel:
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a
in tholemedy that will relieve you at
once. Countless grave slokucaaes are
recognized by the medical profession
as having their direct or indirect cause
in a neglected "cold" or cough. Kerr's
flax seed emulsion. Linoniue, is the
most helpful thing in the world to
you. Medicine knows no sliver healing
ugcut lor the inflilllltlll"llllb?ollfi mem-
branes of nose. throat and lung pass
sakes. Thus while Llilonine is remov-
ln “colds," coughs, bronchitis and;
consumption it in also huildinir up the
body as nothing else can do.
All drugglatawiualst upon
having
the genuinewltbc. 50c, $1. -
inroxwivrmo Liouona lmun-
IOUB. 'j . "
NEW ,YORK Dec. o‘.-"l‘hé' use to!
alcohol among ouloera of the army
and navy is declared the "moat. balfln
in; obstacle to progress" in a report
by. Col. Mervin Minis, chief surgeon
of the eastern division of the army.
The report is made public in the jour.
hill or the military service. published
by the unicorn at Governed island.
Dr. Malls repoiiimehdh that‘ulo- obey
who uueuloohollo beverages should
be appointed to important. positions.
civil or military, to the command or
military or naval forces, or any other
‘ position otlmportauoe and tarpon
billly.”
‘ » ' sub-i- inactionéwmoew.
‘ Marble?! Ipioher Almmifitgpt bullet
’ In Homo. ‘ '
Alec. awaits “uplift:
i
marrow
.16 inches above hill-.gh‘
Q tilts wife was (client 7
. an new
It:
‘ under the hallucination that men were’
Italic. Milne or uaooana.;ho batted
some soft cotton material until onoia cot, bed, etc, the screen is in'balua-
, hoop fits very closely over the other. '
Me.
The fabric to be worked is arriingedii
~m
Washing Veil:
,clean, but never wring or twldt it
The edges of the material can boa
ter. Lay smoothly on a. towel 0
work: drawing them light. . .
be done with heavy linen thread that; water “’1“ yellow “Whit
will not break or' stretch.
e chiffon, an
:to stick and pull the chiit'on outlo
shape.
“unsung! Wilma an? _‘wtnnern
9&6 6“ i. U .k " _ '.
LABOR UNION ENJOINED.
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Springs Youth'Dles Af
Sheeting Himself.
Carpentera’ and Joinera' Trouble in Stafford
Greenwich Get: into Courts.
GREENWICH, Dec. 5.«.~Aiiother stop,
iii the controversy between the
gamated Society of Carpenters and
to
-iil the Johnson Memorial llosplta
. K , . t
Holders Of.\ll'l(‘:‘ilil aim the United Bio-6wcmwfiduy night as a result of o
ihcrhood of (.ill-pt-llieis and Jtllllel‘36b‘llk,t wound snlf~infli§d in his head,
has been taken ill the service (profit-68mm“), afternoon.
core of the latter organization of no—l According m the story mm by m
Greenwich carpenters from employ saying he would “fix him" and we"
union men. .
The carpenters are Thomas Reilly
and Ernest K. Smith, and they claim
on the ground, a hole
small flat, a screen may do good -ser-'
ds until quite
Rinse through several waters, adding,
hrlliianta. Thereare dainty collars of «busted ovor'the frame, 0,. if the materi-. just a suspicion of billing to the last
gulch, too, a too hot ii'oil iron is apt
STAFFORDSPRINGS, Dec. i5.~—~Er-
Amal‘ nest Handle, aged 19, living on. the
Somors road near Crystal lake. died
tics of an injunction restraining t,_henll,f“”‘“»"i m, lwcume angry at his aim"
from alleged combination to keep tuo brother. Fred Place and got his rifle.
lllr‘nl,”0!l the ground that they are not iom of the house. Later he was found
in his fore
head and the rifle between his knees
. RETURNS TO FATHER’S HOME ON;
FINDING DRUG CLERK HAS
ANOTHER WIFE.
NEW ‘ liltl'l‘AlN. Dec. o.~l\1i~s.
George McKay, who supposed silo '
was‘ the wife of George McKay, a lo-
cal drug clerk until she opened a let-
ter addressed to her husband from
Canada. which she found was from a
wife he had left ther , was taken to
her home in Clinton by her father.
yesterday. McKay left this city,
Tuesday, leaving Mrs. McKay destiv
into and pcnnilcss. '
it was while he was working in a.
drug store ill Clinton that McKay met
and married the girl he brought to
this city and deserted. But her father
is a. well~todo farmer.
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Consumption
Anyone interested ill the treatment of
Consumption should get ouch of the book
lots telling of recoveries by the use of
lickilliln'a Alicrutivc. Coughs, Stubborn
Colds and Pneumonia may he the begin-
ning o! more serious trollbles~l£cknmirs
Almi-ntivo is the ofl‘cctive remedy. Road
Mr. iioilaly's statement:—
. Sill'lliogll, N. Y.
“(ioilllellieiu For live or six years I was
troubled with cough and expectol'ation. I
also hull a high fever. My case was de—
clurcd Ci‘iiisunlplion by my physician. I
was given (full Liver Oil, Crcosote and
other illvdiciiics. all without benefit.
“At (.‘lll'lsiliuas tiluc, illtlu, l was not ex-
pected to live. (‘illlilig Dr. R. H. McCar-
illy. lic ailvisvd the use of Ecklunn‘s Al-
lcriiilvo, which i look with excellent ru-
with, and was entirely cured. ,1 have
gmiucd iii “right. 1 go out in all weath-
ers and have lliid no cough or cold what-
ever. i give those facts to encourage
others to use l‘ii‘khiifll's Alterative."
lSlvorn Allldilvit) JAS. W. KANAIJ’.
lickmnii's Allerntlve is effective in Bron-
chitis, Asl’ilillfl. Hay Fever; Throat and
Lung 'l‘roulilas. and in upliillliliug the
system. Docs not contain poisons, opiuton
‘or llililii'hll‘lulllg drugs. Ask for booklet
tolling of rcrovcrlos. and write to I‘Icklilan
Lulmriitory. l‘liilullclphiii. Pa. for more evi-
dence. For sale by all leading drugglsts
Clifford Pharmacy and Stillson-Pow-
ell Corporation. South Norwalk.
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CORPORATION TAXES.
Public Srvice Campanien Pay state
$1 160,068.52.
HARTFORD, Dec. Spa-Tax Commis-
sioner‘Wllli-anl l1. Corbin has made
his report of the taxation of the pub-
lic service corporations in the state,
as determined by the board of equalL
Laotion and ille'iotul tax is $1,760,068.-
The tax is divided au-Iollows;
Express companies $19,764.42; trio
3
:32.
3
phone COnlpiilliss, $122,226.15; tele-
graph COlllpfllllt‘S. $6,512.19; street,
t railways. $556,110.79: New York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad com-
- puilY. $974.1fil.24.
, 1
Other railroads, $8,288.73.
that by reason of their membership ill' '5:- —--
tho Amalgamated Society are uulon \
men and should not he discrilulniiacd
against. “ APOLL'O "
The injunction is signed by Judge A
Samuel Young, of Stamford.w The can: .
will collie up at the January term of Tiger
the..8uperlor court of Fairfleld county. For -
The officers served with the. injunc—
tion are (LR. Murray. general nation-
al organizer for the Brotherhood; Geo.
Chan-filleruaeoretary of Greenwich local
and Greenwich organizer for the Fed-
eration of Labor; Herbert Wilson. liil- ‘
anolal secretary of the local brother-
hood. «Suit for damages of $1,000 have
been brought each of these'ntliocra by
Reilly and Smith.
The injunction is an election similar
to that taken two‘ weeks ago by John
Taylor. a Greenwich carpenter and a
member or the Amalgamated Society.
The dispute in of more than local
interest“ it involves the statue of the
twoforxanlzatlona. ' .
uuskvawaoa Talon HARD TO
mt. Himsstr.
'daitlil’l‘iilii, Doe. 6.--Wllllo laboring
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.pursulnmhlm to out. ontbla tongue
shamanism his my with loan
oil, Augustus ill/inherit, attempted ills
. llto'on South Mountain; today. by m“.
‘ nap his throat and wrists willie lack.
mad din out. ”Tl!
‘, - d
“limit” “toil 333i.
This head walnuts. rock, but suffered _ _ ,
,. C0 than Weill ': _’
Lei Others Buy Trashy Rubbers,
MEN l -—Save your health and temper~ at rubbers
with vitality in theme-the Beacon Falls than . They're
the long wearing kind. You
vicewcapecially at the heels.
good rubber comes. The common kind oiien disappoint.
‘ ‘ro childhood . rubber 1.... tough-hooledw
antundaid walk.
' t
mr’inddha “in. can" {or extra blormy occasions.
oi ,gisu atom lighten. They!" i‘dgsn’ lot mil.
'eoiluahhtr’faun annexes, wishiiigmn St.
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Heel
Resists
the
Gritty
Grind
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tfil, styletand good se’r- ..
hat aywhete the test of a . ‘
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ill
Buy them next time.
select: l a “Apollo” for we: do .
salami ac
Get a pain
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