ionisi- Jambalaya.
quor tron) one quart or oys-
:. stow kettle. Add one
one hell well-Washed rice
' thitt‘wirhout: stirring am
"a done; {It theoyscer ll-L
only add but water. When
_ .fitendcr but non “mushy?
e oysters and set back on
with salt lend": pepper _ and
use. i ‘L , ‘
Iilsdms‘ Baked Beans.
" who have never done so
ding the juice of on orange
«next‘dish or baked beans,
illi'd'i‘i; a very delightful ad
hey are made just" as usual
at‘athe whole or orange .11;
re putting into the oven to
L little more sugar or molas-
coonnut Masai-cons.
settlers. scant cupful of flour
is whipped to a. still froth
9. shoot out in small list
.11- ‘
-5“
“Peandt were...
to a cream one cupinl of sugar
is cuptui or butter. Add three
of a cupful of milk n tea-
t vanilla and two small cup
oiirLsil’ted with a teaspoontul
lug powder. Butter the bottom
trip
l1111111111“iiveri‘t very thinly, using
his tone or ovknlfe tippers ton
. oil- onion chopped line and
iii“ cyclists 'beginio ruins
and it dealt of [199er put some of advance,
Itho heel, and sprinkle that with both.
“Adda little piece of saltpeter Too
much makes the meat hard. When
tedvp‘ulp o! it rather tart
oi the year. ——'i‘scouut Tribune.
ior salad dressing. The cups with
plhg‘pan‘ (outside) and spread
I
Sowing 1. Much Facilitated,
These are busy times for the dress
water Sprinkle thickly with chopped
peanuts and bake. Do .not let the
cakes not too brown“ As soon “I done maker by the day, [for most women
out into squares and tulle from pan.
sire anxious to get their spring and
summer sewing done as early as 1108:!
‘To‘ Corn 3.", Psible, and weeks in February and
Put two or three pounds oi the on March a” much in demand. A“ 3
tier part 0i a round lll‘to' the cottom probably the woman who 11an exer-
of s. potp’ ““0“ With pepper and 11:1th clsed enough foresight to secure her
“-111“ enough =10, a thin layer or mndeamstrsss six months or a your in
{or the precise data on‘
which she want; her, has 'a feeling or
considers/hie. complncenoy. Yet, when?
the dressmsker comes this same wo-
lnanmay be dying about in a wild
the beer is sufficiently salted cover “"0” ‘0 Eel ”“1155 ”all! '0'” 11°” t°
some inches deep in cold water. Set work with At the last moment she
in a. cold place and keep covered 1111 may find that the sewing machine is
live days the meal. will 4’9 pink all out or order, that :1 dress length of
through and résdy to out This is white repp hasn't beam. shrunk, or
the farmer's 5““de in many sec- that there are no pinsdn the house.
lions or the country for six months “a” ”he Toronto 5191’“ Thiemsans
waste oi time. and the week or two
for which she is, engaged is all too
3short ifOl‘ what .must be done. I'l‘hen
begins thefodrmonitlon to “hurry, ‘hur-
ry."l1111ry" which can accomplish no
good for the employer.
the Seosohlug into the not first; then
.r
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Lemon Cups.
When using several lemons. take;
Pains not to break the skins in cut»
ting. Remove every Mt,“ the 13qu . in the first place. why not make a
from the 3m“ or ”‘9 19m?“ and the“ point of having all the supplies possi-
hiungethem at once into cold water; bl e on hon d before the dressmekor
in this way they may be kept for
al‘r ' . s
many days. says the Newark News. lies 0 that the time you might
There is nothing prettier than the spend in helping or directing her will
lemon cups for serving a bit of salad not be devoted to dashes for the near-
est store? Materials can all be bought
bolerohsnd. also thread. machine
.neodles. pins, tape measures, hooks
and eyes, dome fasteners, tape and
all the little things that are sure to
he needed. Trimmings you truly have
serrated edges are effective.
crlcltslitl.,.s.nus
‘11 1» .fil“'“i':.i’... mm
to get afterwards
”with R3! and“ (lo 16 metallic
boner. sealed with blue Ribbon.
Also, see that oil necessary shrink-
no no out n. "pm if! "Eon: ling has been done. One method that
his, "fmfiagtg‘rgggmlwmmh has been tried with much success is
to wet the goods thoroughly in cold
8010 BY DRllililiSTS EVERYWHERE
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LHLGEBRH ~ TRiGOHOMETRYJ
‘ 11in ,.
Tenet-Li suture PULL It
relation 21' «ms nsvss
Wesson econ Wl‘l'Il‘i
s 6014 RHYHOW"
excuse
~ MEI"
if
no, . .L.
water. then. without wringing. Wind
Correspondents
«Izwsihyltv» l. x.rri»';'m>.»6.. ,. w ‘rt t.
it about a. curtain pole, tuition; care to
keep it smooth 'and the cases even
No ironing will Ibo required.
Last thing before the soamsttéss
arrives give your sewing machines
thorough cleaning. Wiper all the outs
or parts well with a sort leg. then
trike 11 this paint brush end use it for
dustingfithe interns. Oil thoroughly.
wind the bobliihs with“, ie‘clrond white “L
thread and whatever other colors will; Very ‘omn holes, are worn in “be.“
be needed. examine the needle and
tension and see that everything is in
good working order. ,
.Sucn propel-anions are a' much bet-
ter economy pt both time and motor-
ial than the dressmokers haste could ‘ les Express.
ever be.
Fashion ,‘Bltl.
I-Flequently the contrast 01‘ coloring
terms the entire cachet cl :1 toilet.
in cotton stuns, crepe women are
particulsliy fashionable.
illuminated leather trimming on 1111
gerle dmsses is entirely new.
m
The finger tip and wrist-length
jackets are expected to dominate.
w
Printed silks. will hold 11 prominent
80.1.
Piles! Pilesl Pilosl
Wlillums‘ Indian Plielolntmcnt will curt
Blind, Bleeding and Itching; Piles. It ab
.orhs the tumors, elicits itching at once
lots on s poo ullice gives instant rcllcf
Williams Indian 15111: Ointment is pro-
rnrcd tor Piles and itching of the private
girls Dmrzslals. mall 60c and $1.09.
\UMHS Hi-‘Li 1:11.. PM“. Marciano. chit
For sale by the Clifford Pharmacl
Hill YORK Bills
All liilllilliil
So Déolaresiileige ll. ‘Wllaples in
Addressing Stale Bankers ,
L in Special Session
"liner since the any: LLOi' the New
lutiounry War the cwuinsting tyranny
that New York bunks hold over their
especially in New
England has been loll to tho disad-
vantage of Connecticut bunkers. We
”have thought that ovcrytlmo a New
York bunker whistles we inure got to
sneeze and roll orei " said Maize
H. «Whnplcs. oi the Connecticut Trust
and Rule Deposit (“outlinny at no in1~
portsnt special meeting 01'. the Corn
neoilcut Rankcrs' Association, hold st
the Hartford Club this week.
The meeting Was culled especially
to:f hssr the robot-t or the lnlnad ex-
choose committee on the proposition
of the New York clout-lug hon-ohm
accede to the request or Counootlcut
banker: to renew the new. rail:
clown; halite charge at onevtenm or
one per cent. tor the hoiloctlon or
Connecticut checks and’ to rinse on
11 discretionary: list with the New
York banks the Connecticut bunks
‘ which she‘ll agree in militia to remit ‘
at our in New York tund- hurriedly~
" stoly to the dilloront New
hit-111111 the items culled tor.
York
Pmldsnt Hopkins Poseidon.
President 0.1511111 Hopkins. or no.
men; colloid the mastitis to order and .,
omitted, ivhllo smart ensues iii.
Wt of doom Roi-mils ism Is slots.
tut assault or the muslin
’ ‘rconsilrruhit discussion is I’ his slips:
3 utter.
place in the fashion 01 the spling Sew‘
. mam.-. ”ms -.- .
its! sod Bathtub
in t1 family with "runny little child-
in... having the buthiuh tolsed so that
~ the bottom of it is on the level with
the mothers knees. makes the bathing
much easier says a contributor to
Good Housekeeping. The spucc un-
deraonth is utilized with drawers l’or
touols. thildrm's pndcridoihes, eto‘.
w
, 9
stocking Holes.
lugs hi, the points 0! techs or even
‘0! clinched tacks in the heels of
‘shoes, uncovered byword lining al» .L '
so the linings on the sides may,“ be
rough and worn. says the Los Ange-
Cut athletes of close‘
textured goods the right shape and
paste orer the roughness AL Lvery
good and chonp paste is made by mix-
1111 a little flour and water on a pie-
tin and cooking lust till the flour col
or disappears, stirring all the time.
' Correct Napkins.
Dinner napkins are 27 tnches and
1111 i‘elnoon ten napkins measure only
’15 int-hos in size They should match
the table clotl1., says the Philadelphia
Times. An individual touch is the
Lililil‘k lug which lconslsts or initials or
monogram placed on the tablecloth in
tho come: a few inches from the edge
or in the center of one side. The Llét
, toring is well padded and about three
inches high-on the tablecloths and
from one to one and one hell on the
napkins ~s
Macrame Returns.
Macrame is by no means a new sort
of work. it changes little! in its to
viral and rerovivnl us decodes go
and come and bring it back aghin.
But ’in its sdaptionmnd the material
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might be received in New Torn at par
Secretary Hoyt sold he had several
talks with the New Yolk clearing
house people and they say it is their
intention to make the discretionary
point practically pun, Mr. Whuples
was of the Opinion that it was'tho
knowledge of the New York bonkers
that utttpynoyttlonorsl Wickershem in
tended it) indict the New York clean
lng house on the ground of restraint
of trade that has brought ,lorth tho‘
i
New York clearing house proposition. 4
l
Mr. Curtis about-Its.
in reply to questions, Secretary
Hort said that {our banks in the state
hnd voted to accept the New York
clearing house idea. eight 'more had
signified qualified acceptances of. it,
and it . is reported that nine, out of
eleven New Haven banks, are {over-
nhls toward ncceptlng the proposition.
m H. Inouslass. or thfi IMochonlcu‘
bank. or New Haven, said he weapon
posed to the proposition and that three
out or eleven hooks in that city are
opposed to it. No reported that W. P
Curtis, ol- the Union New diaven Trust
company has said that his institution
will {over the proposition anyway.
whether the other hunks o: the state
do or do not. «Mr. Dougie“ said New
Haven bunkers hsd this proposition
out up to them bolero they had my
much information on the subject sud
he thought they are likely to choose
' .<
1
in their stood toward it.
‘ " Ros-oh lawful.
iiocrotsry Hoyt further internist!
the gathering of about thirty-live
, hookers that about twenty Connecticut
bonito hove consohfid to the New
York clearing house plan-10 remit to
colon omit «tumor. instead
through the New York 61mins house. ,
{his fiftieth“ «ski
the orirlnsl touch
:an the New York unsung house not-
tiers trot tor 6 mass on Connecti-
~th amnion to drew his «counts
“pl 5111:“ concoctions.
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SHAWNUT New York New
RUBBERS Haven&Hart—
commitment into
the Modern Priscilla ,d
The name. mscrame is an Arabic
word, need to signify an ornamental lug session yesterday mornip‘g— of the
tango or trimming: Germans call it Conecticut 331mm, Deniers A581)" I ~
"Knupfarhelt," literally "Knot Work.” [elation convention, among my regal“.
used we may find the change. soys QQNNEc‘ncLUT HARDWARE DE,AL-
L,' 3 t‘
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up ,u
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“HARTFORD; Feb. ‘37. ~At Lille clot-l-
Ahoutdll) years is the cycle of its ,tions adopted was one urging the
last disappearance and recent revivnl. Connecticut delegatian in Congress
an indestructsble piece 01 handiwork
Iit lo now very much used; abroad
for dress trimmings. ' '
I
‘a .
CA ST‘O R 'I A
» £01- lnihats and Children. ;
lilo 111119111111 Alsays lillugllll
, Bears the
Bigosture of
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LELKS‘LODGE MATTERS.
lSouth Norwulk Ellis, No. 709, Benev:
olent and Protective Order of the.
Elks. met last evening at Sociock. Al- Ion-aid, New London; J. H Hurley.
journment \\ as taken at 8: 15 to allow Willimnntic
Ifl”he mantel lsmtlhequln of 30 years‘to supply: the bill or bills pending
‘ngo was usually of macrume. and was
providing for one cent postage Reso
'lutlons Were also adopted on the ‘
deéth oi'Johh M; Page, of Naugatuck,
and George W. Hill, of Rockvillc.
These olilccrs was elected:
President—domes De F. Phelps,
Windsor Locks.
First Vice- Président~—R. C" Light-
bourne New Haven. .
lSecond Vice-Presidentwc. M Beach, ,
New Milford ‘ .
Recording Secretory—«Henry ' S. ‘
» Hitchcock. Wood’hury.
Finciui Secretory-41‘. A. Earrur,
south Manchester. , ..
Treasurer—1.. L. Rosenberg, Noon
Haven.
Directors fox three yams—8. ILL
R. E. Page, Hartford,
the members to sitend the town meet- and A. R. JonegI Danihupy‘
log. The lodge again assembled at
Adiournment was taken at about
10:45 and the business session then‘m “lock and the maJority of ““3
lasted until 12 ‘55 this morning Five members went to Splingfleld to st-
candidates for membership were elect- .ieud the annual meeting oi the New
ed The matter 0‘ revising the “3" England Hardware Dealers Associa-
laws was discussed, and an invitation tion m session in that my
to visit the lodge in Greenwich on
March 18th was also brought up, but
-.———.—-—~_
*Itchlng plies provoke profanity.
action was deferred until the next but profanity wont cure them. Ilosn'o
meeting. There was further nominzl- Ointflmut Clues itching. bleeding 01'
tion of oilicers. and the session was prohudlng line“ after Wm"! 0‘ surren-
followed by the usual good time.
...........-
A Furnished Room to Rent? A
Sentinel want changes it to slur-
niehed room—~Rentod.
i
in n.g At any drug store.
”a."
Tight Wade-”if you lost me, you’d
have to beg for money.“
.liisLWife-“\\‘eil, it would come
nuiu‘i‘al. "vv—Ju‘dge.
DOUBLE THE WEAR
WHERE THE WEAR COMES
r Wouususmutnnbsont 1"
Conneaily & Bracken,
81‘ Washingtdri'fitreet.
.5
per in New York exchange any one
all checks upon them presented byu
New York bank while leaving it dis-
cretlonsry so to their charging a per
cent. charge, is unsatisfactory and in
equitable.
"Voted, That as an association we
decline the proposition aforesaid. 11nd
believe that the only satisi'octory so«
lutlon of this question to members or
this association will be the absolute
promise by New York hooks to place
on the our list such Connecticut books.
as will agree to redeem checks upon
themselves in New“ Yolk par fluids
immediately upon receipt. and that
the New York hunks shall conduct
such implantation through the New
York clearing house or by some
method similar in principle to that
now in effect by the Boston Clearing
House assoclstioafl
Maniacs saloon. . I
1- A general bill: for the nucleation
of bonus and trust companies". which
has been presented to the General
.Astehthiy', was discussed st the alter-
noon cushion. This prevents tho on
Missiles ct wool: financial instltu
Pilot“; ' l
“loom had your phonograph at
your new, haven't you?" ’
“‘Yes; Just a your." g
mow much. at it cost you?"
14.111111de and Miriam donors.
his tarot; nutrition 111,16 records.
not, trams" :1 hell the tritium
V
, dfiih 32 it ill/soil the lsndiord not ,
ford '
RAILROAD
TIME T’AIBLE
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