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inbreadcrumhs seasoned ‘wlth lour one halt a pint or hot milk and
peer, salt, celery, onion and' let soul: a tow memento.
:' ,Iw up the opening and placew tablespoonluls oi grated unsweeten-
Btu which add one mm a cup od chocolat over hot water and add
Vt wa‘tor.- Cook in a hot oven to 1.1 pint 0‘31
town, basting frequently and is well blended;
the meet so that all sides may ”crackers with three fourths of a cup-

- ful of butter and a tablespoontul or .

Vrm salt pork into thin slices in n inodelnte oven for 20 minutes or
3.119 rind to prevent the slices until the center ls just ill-m. Remove
rung up. Fry. 111.3 hot pan and cover with e. meringue and brown
Glimielv brown; tlien dip each Idellcntely in the (Well

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flovVor the bottom of n buttered bak-

inch with coarse, stale, entire wheat
broad-crumbs- then add :50 layers or
dried prunes which have been soaked
in ‘warm water until :51: 11611311 to
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milk one in a moderate .6vIen for.
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a tiny. breast pockeiwiuet 55511511 to
give a spot or color matching: the
flower on the hat

de contacts of 553-51 colored cro—
pen sole and tussor have short Sleeves
and basques appearing below high.
draped gl.rdlos With these are worn
embroidered voile aklrts.

A lovely southern gown is of 'pas- V
lion buttons of all kinds as conspic-

tol pink crepe nlnon» with an over.
dress printed in lilac shades, an:
narlewer velvet ribbons in Del-“Ilia
color. The broad hat that 8055 with
this has long streamers of the some
ribbon.

Fascinating mantles made to wear
in the South are three quarters long.
of light cloth or brochetiseues the
color of the dress, says the Pittsburgh
Gazette. . The linings are often two‘
shades of tissue, and sometimes they
are outlined by quilliugs oi’ velvet rib
5'55. ,

Yellow starlds out prominently as
a novelty color. it will be seen in
mlllinery trimmings, in fabrics and
in accessories.

1111 all the new draped effects the
skirt is close about the feet and the
fulncss spreads just below the curve
of the hips

All the norrownesa ol' the shirt has
,been retained at the hem and the-ful-
11855 has been put in about midway
its length.

Among the new sleeves la the kimo-
no. but without an 'hrm'hele, full
length, and closely fitted to the urn:
below the elbow. I

Many of the new buttons are small.
They are purely a matter or ornamen-
tation, and street expected to serve
as fasteninrs

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Salt Antonio Express.

The 5515:1515 155‘- slide 51 55’... is
the n9wsst thing (in the one pocket-
boobs and handbags. . .
Embroideries in striped 51155:..- are
some to be mania d more used to
trim taiiofed suite rid downs. f V
The latest fashion notes still men-

 

ueue items or triminlnIg {or gowns and
street comm /- . '

A11 effective waist of parchment col
orsd voile is trimmed with scarlet
satin along the edges, while all OVel‘
corn lace is set in at the trout of the
blouse. '

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New York Draco.

Since you are, to stay at a hotel
while you are in New York, says a
writer in flowers Borer. and do not
expect to-be entertéinedflyou will
not need to carry full evening dress
and need not' worry because you
haven't it. You will need an attrac-
tlve evening gown with a high neck
and a hat that harmonize: with it to
wear to the theater. Xour velvet
suit. with the lace waist. to match.
the lure and the tar 1151:9511 be per-
lectly appropriate for dining in ras-
laureate or going to the theater. The
three-piece cloth gown will 59er ev-
ery other purpose for so short a stay.
I: you do happen to goto an afternoon
tea either the velvet suit or the high-
necked gown. if it is dark in color.I
will be appropriate. . '

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Girdlee mode or various patterns of
parrale 71151111 chains Caught at inter-
vale with 5515555 lilid‘ llulslled 5-1111
metal tnsaehl 5:5 recent novelties.

Hlllll SCHlBlVifllES

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.4 . . l WlSH YOU W01) LD DO ME ANYTi-llrib W‘V The February issue 51 1115' “lilinuie”
,. . _ Fl FAVORIN CONNECTlON GEN po‘m H were given out vasteIrday at one
a o Wl'i'l-i ‘YHE WORK OBLlCfiEV YOD- o'clock at the home desk rooms. Ex-
G-GOGG- IBElNG DONE ON MRGUMP. ' tl'n copies were on sale in Rooxu 26.
PHlNTER 'mv HOUSE ll 31155 M. Louise Smith returned to
some] yostcrdn utter i o 11'-
HND "\.. .. .' Viecnce Y W (lily lib
Uncommon: - J- V -‘
“35$; . . I There was a rehearsal of the senior
Prim 1': N 6 i . '. :I 0 play yesterday at 1:30 in the Assam
. .-: :1 .' bly Hall. I The date set for the play
I - ““- is rapidly approaching and the proper-
--I Ities' committee are was busy secur-
ins articles for the aim The pro-
, H . . grain is being urronllcd dad will so I10
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all is in readiness tor tho 1515:1511
dance. given by the Girls Athletic As-
societies in the Billet)! Assembly until
this afternoon. This dance is the drst
ultcmoon dance hold this your and

51:51:15 prove very popular to the stu-

donts. Last year duncos were held

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I ,. each month and the High school 5911»
, ». _ ‘ " ale was in charge. A petition is in the
hands of the faculty asking that that?
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‘1 . . ..- J) .l' Members or the Camera. (llub rvilli
,. , j « . ~ . ‘!V ,, inset in Room 23 today, at one o‘clock
-' 1 ~7VllVV . . .‘to hear the mend lecture or the so-
L . ' :' 1- i ”- vies by Prof. Perry. Mr. Perry's talk
,,,,,,, I l" :. will 55‘ on 1115 subject :51 “Wampum:
. - . - , . .3. .. . .2 1 ; , dud should prove vary intolerant
free .659- 7H5“ paws 1-1152 Has ‘ 2 55.1.95 builr was» .; . . ‘ '
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To prevent fryln fish iron; 555551.;

in which it is to be tried almost boil
”1:35:51 before 5511153 the fish in the
when says the Louisville Harold. A
blue smoke will be rising from the
lat when it is in the proper condition

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Add Ammonia. . ,

White freaks and blouses or under- ‘

clothing that have a bad color should?
be first soaked in cold water to which
a little ammonia has been added and
then given a lemon bleach that 18,9.
large lemon should be cut into slices,
and rind and all boiled up in the “boil-
lug pan or small copper. When at
full boiling point put in the linens and
musllns and boil for 20 intention .-Al
Fishy Journal

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Casters on choir; .

I it is a great savin tin iloor cover-
ing, to put casters on the legs of the
chair that is used in Irma; oi the sow-
ing machine, writes it contributor to
Good q-Housekoopinn “it: also saves a.
great deal or time and of pooping up'
and down to get the things that are
just out or reach.

 

Olloioih Apron.

One of the greatest economics 1
have found in the use or an ollcloth
apron. wrlbes a contributor to the
Women's Magazine. 1 make it small
and rounding like a tea apron: bind-
ing the edges with tape When wash
in; dishes and doing other rough
work round the stovefo‘r elsewhere I‘
'weur it over my regular kitchen apron
and find it saves hall of the washing
and ironing of fibrous When soiled
it can be wiped of!

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A UNliliVJVE LIQUOR IFAXV.

VTo lmprlcon Mon Who Purchase In.
ionioanto in Kansas.

” mUiSVlLLE, Ky... Feb. 28.‘-—--“Kan~ ..

sue PrOhlbitlIo‘uletVVs will 1:111 the Zuta~
vern hill to punish the use? of liquor
infill?“ State," 55:51 T. bl. Gilmore,

.,prrsldeut of the Naiinunl Model Li~

sense league. in a statement leaned
here today in regard to the most dras-
Tlo "dry” measure ever presented to
any state Legislature

“This is '55.; we want, real prohi-
bltion, ii. any," says Mr. Gilmore."
"We haul. to see the prohibition sen-
timent oi the country thoroughly test-
ed.

“11‘ the object of prohibition is not to
prevent the use at liquor by the indi-
vidual it has no claim for the support
that it demands in the name oi dry-
nose. i believe the light is wholly
against the 15551 ship 0! liquor and
that the Prollibltlonlsts do not refuse
the! cooperation or those Who favor.
the lilestii bale H

"An lain told. Mr. Quiet-ore. of Ken
ans favors the strict regulation or the
liquor business, but; it he cannot bring-
this about. would 51511::- to see "dry"
territory really-l "dry.” the tho Prehi-
bliionliis are oil record with lite state-
ment on real prohibition would kill-
155511515 1735511115555 movement. l in:-
5551 all Problbitlonlsla in 11555115 to
oppose Mr. Zuluvm'o hill, just. so
they would have fought the Webb bill.
in Connors if that- mention measure
had been 115 wot-ambit: to been liquor

. 5515: “dry" territory. he use, they
1 V revered the Webb 5111555111!” it will
pot decrees-gem or tinder in "dry“
; turmeric » ,, "
“'l‘b’o Webb {bill in hot it plastics
would give sluts elitism.“
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or. To prevent this place a strip» over
the scum and sew turbugh it
'Vstrlps used on- a bell of ribbon are ex~
collect {or this purpose. V

Use very little bluelng in «washing
laces for the lace absolbs a great deal '
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cuffs- while sowed on the gown Such
things should always be made detach-
able. - .

A wad of thick paper
the edge or each step under the car-
pet will prevent it from wearing and
double the lease of its life. _ .

To use sour milk for griddle cakes
never add linking powder, but in-
stead uneven teaspoon-tel of baking
soda to each cup of milk.

Wash old and good lace by dipping
it up and down in warm soopsudi’ and
rubbing it very gently in. the hands,
and then after it has been rinsed, in
warm water it may be dried within
the folds at 11 soft towel 4Phlladel.
phla Times.

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Rnitnn and reed furniture for house

in an increased number of designs
as well‘as armies. The ten wagons
are fascinating to look at and cer-
tainly are uselul. The media stands.
too, are unusually graceiul.

Miss 5151511. fi'ylngton, recently.

Mrs Frank Gerrish divorced wife or '

the missing Bridgeport young '_1nn.n is
ill at her home in Lincoln . avenue,
Norwnlk, and unable to attend her
duties as" :i-hookk'eeper lot" 'Nash’s
plumbing establishment.

 

 

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Never try to clean yokes 5511:1550: '

laid under .

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PARTMENT. ; -

HARTFORD Feb. 25.475515 were

110 incidents of note in the highwayI.,.I
department yesterday. the retiring'

commissioner Mr. MacDonald having

announced the intention of turning »

over the allies to the- newly confirmed ‘

0017111115510an Mr. iiennett. -’

LIKE FlliVillllVii'iiilliElI ' J
Frank H. Baxter Offers Popular
Medicine at Half Price.

 

 

 

 

Frank 4H. Baxter, the popular 5151;.
gist. is‘ making- an Oriel that is just
like finding money for he is selling

_a regular 50 cent bottle or ”Dr. How—

ard's celebrated specific for the cure
of constipation and dyspepsia at half.-
prlce. In addition to this large dis;
count homered to return the money!

to any purchaser whom “the specific

does not cure.

It is quite unusual to be able to- buy
flity cent pieces for a quarter, but:
that is what this odor re. 'ly means,
tor it is only recently throw 3b 511?: so-
licitation oi Drugglst Baxter that this
medicine could: be bought. for less
than fifty cents. He urged the pro. V
plietors to allow him to sell it at this
reduced price for a, little while, agree-
ing to sell a certain amount. The
result has justified his good judg-
ment for the sole has been something
remarkable

Anyone who sellers with headache. ’
dyspepsia, dizziness, sour stomach.
speck-s before the eyes, or any liver
trouble, should take advantage of this
opportunity, for Dr. Howard's specific
But iii-by
any chance it should not, Mr. Baxter
will return your money..

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WOOD FGR’MS GREAT FACTQR .iN
-‘ PLANTS-OF-CONNECTICUT
V' _ CITIES:

A fur ther addition to the 1151155115:—
al experiment station’s series of re-
polistIgiwn to the public with Bulle~
tin 17% on the Weed-using industries
of Connecticut; 175 on the Cost of Ag~
ricultulnl Lime in Councillcut; and
pull of the annual report Connecticut;
Feeding illnl'rs.
I'l‘ho limo ioport is practically in:
12111-511111; to miners of 3111111911 in
New at the agitation for the turtheln‘
use of lime in the soil The report:
51:15:17:- urge those who are liming
lhsil land to leave a strip unllmcd. in
order to show whether the lime has a‘
striking cllcct. and to wait about final
judgment for two or three seasons.
The beneficial clients, while positive.
may not be lmmodlaielv seen "

The wood using report shows that in
a your Connecticut's mw mills outV
222.945. 000 board feet The total
amount consumed by the industries
here is 110.061.3193 feet. V’l‘here are 55
kinds or wood in the state of which
26 are grown here . ,

Injihe Gitylo't New Haven alone
there own manufacturing concern:
that use wood in some term in their
products. Bridgeport has 26 and Hart-5
ford iii. In a your the wood used can
the (eateries or the state 84.080 964 89.
Oi this 18.51 was grown in the state
and 85.311. outside the state.

 

 

 

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