hours, then strain. The liquor should
be greatly reduced. Remove all the'
flesh from the bones, out In nicd pl‘ec
es and plane in a pudding dish. Fill
WIIII the stock obtuIned In
the (wins; process.
one (Or one hour In a
b has. Was . he stoni-
(sunny and put (I. one s -
with cold water Ian'd
Take It out when- .
" cookie Nickie. , ,,
. ' Ingredients (6(- (our quarts of soup:
edigd Ill the final washing. Take three pounds or ‘good Shin ot
the Pluck also; and boil heel. eight or ten large leeks, salt and
rtwo hours. and leave the péppqr to (gate.
hanging ofit oi the pot.I»
(than and heart line.,leav- In
Break up the shin of‘ Debt slid cook
, 1 quarts of water for tour
ristle. Grate the best More Strain it, and add to “Home
(I to It half a oohnd of (owl. trussed as (or boiling. and when
it (boils add half the quantity of leeks
Intended to be used, well cleaned and
[n chopped line Moisten all ,cut in limb lengths or looser. ‘
' t a pint of the liquor lui
pluck was cooked mix 66:6“
season with two teaspoon {a seasoning of salt
I. and one teaspoonlul
‘ ‘ When putting the In
’31. ball a pound of nicely
ad oatmeal, and a good
Sitlrn this very carefully.
, pro heads and eight feel.
must be scolded and
hen the heads are split and left.
‘ water (or a night;
hem in n pup and cover;
When it boils“ add
ll, one carrot. sliced,
(III of parsleyn,
Novel Trimming on Bios s.
It requires only a lime hsdeoI‘It‘
in the term or unlocking to we It.
novel trlquning to a plain blouse of
The smacking Inslr
66"" 6'66 6 be confined to the shoulder extend
lug (worn the neck to the elbow, below
" which the (Illness (nus (only to In».-
‘ wrist. Where It Is restrained by a firm
-. back out: or it may rosin the yoke.
On‘a sle'ndor. (sure this additional
. crepe do chine;
hairless is very becoming.
There are two distinct types or (no. ‘
‘ (on waists this (season-«those entire
Iy or (Indian and others on which the
church :is an accessory to the satin or
The obldon blouse-colt.
light and delicate—46 very diner-en:
from the waist of satin veiled with
chilies. There is n disphauous. cloud"
. like client; which is lost when the lini
In halt ling of‘sntln Is‘ discernible. A charm-
~hour add the remaining. lock; and in: blouse or white clilifon save the
and pepper. The client or being draped around the (is-
of soup, must ”be very thick oi: looks, and me and caught carelessly in front with
ix the first part or them must be boiled the chlaon. A strip or molesltin edged
idownrinto the soup' till it becomes (lithe-(«0010f the collar,‘ another slip (In-
It ‘side inside, fill rather smooth, green compound some poo Ished
sew up and
into boiling water
takes nbout
velvet.
the bottom of the long slenves
pie thicken (collie (leekle with line which W016 JIM I'll“ 61100811 in MI
oatmeal. Sometimes the low ls serv- 80"” and 'KX‘RCIIIIIHY and 8 third BIND
ed In the Iursen with the soup.
_SWMUT
~nusssss
DOUBLE THE
WHERE THE WEAR COMES
Wounuawmutmbbom
Cbnncally & Bracken,
81 Washington Street.
appeared in some mysterious way to
outline the fastening in front. ,
Another 'creamy chillnn blouse Ital
an a foundation. iiesh pink ,chiifon.
which gllinmere through the seer veil
with all the fascination of flash. it is
_ a simple littlesoii'ulr, with a Bobc-
epierre collar oi white satin and a'
inbol. or the pldlted chiflon, finished
with hem of black chlfl’on. A two
inch bend of (heliomstitched black
chiil'on marks the outside seam of the
long sleeves, (and a trill of black and ’
white chill'on falls over the bands,
Another white chiffon waist is com-
UE HLWHYS BEEN NOTED on‘
FOR MY NERVE. 6."
NOTI'IING scene's 'Me"
(tunnel- HRROLD" ‘ I
new»: i Hana.
SOMEONE "I: Ti'ifi
HOW I Do Love
A BRAVE MAN .
‘ I on! -FereR- HHRoLD (one Damn
mil cit. «stir THI POLICI (sum-(I /
1 mun lbw-(Ii!!! 'i'ril Blimp”!!!
, UNDIR TH! Klimt-(IN Tana:
HE WHEN? IN?!) THE CELLRR W m
H BURSLHR AND l FERRTHQ
bined with
latter i‘orming the yolte ‘
oi the sleeves. The touch 0!, black
in: in a perky little bow in the (rent.
A' cravatol sou block at“: instep: the
low comfortable collar of lace. dyed
to match the not. The ends of the
brunt. instead of telling tree, are
run thmush. straps oi the lace. Even
the sleeves are. tucked and are finish
the lace
Occasionally. one nods a blouse
where two colors and two contrasting
motel-leis are skillfully blended, as in
the blouse’oi gray satin “and ruby. red
the umkrsieoves are oi ruby pantie
velvet. and the upper part, which his
closely to the hours lllIe as deep yoke
is oi my satin. The opper part of
the sleeve is cut in one piece. with
this deep yoke, and the iturndown col-
I‘or is likewise oi the ss‘Iln. with a
list bow of the penile velvet. ,
FOR EDIE“ DRDEEhll‘:
aouml-namsl rent “1....
_ {$999.3}; ('9. r6
M, m. ((4.: 56.93% :r'fl'lg
mud-me A. ml”: cuss noun.
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' '(nbsuw‘a‘
The Jobnonvaldord connisny is rush-
in; noon the cstensry work oi the
new electrical construction at a rapid
rate and except tor a law sons the
pillars and spans are in place nearly
to West river, New Haven
The wiring which Is necessarily more
slow. has pmsressed some distance
pest South Norwnlk and it is now re-
. carded ”possible that the Iorltwlll
be completed on time by the first or
July unless some unforeseen obstacle
mounts.
The work so far has been accom-
pllnled with practically no delay to
trains and construction men say that
the work is being very well done.
(qu on“
fllSllfllJliiilEli
e and w to not. the
the siliild I
lug collar. From the bust line to the
bottom oi the waist the chidon is lost
under 5‘ veil or the white lace. The
lace is Ilkswlsé used .36- veil the
sleeves (thch are unusually full, the
fullness being held in by a row or
block Jet nail heads across the back
9biilon. whloh- 9utilnes the Yoke, 91“.”,
A charming departure from the res-
(nation willie not blouse is one or
“corn not. tucked in clusters of three.
panne velvet. ‘Ths lower ”portion and
M. MOTETERW “RAYRSS 6p
sLecTnlrloAriou or Reno Mess»
' ,' 4 (is (m film“ semi new in (no
Would ((009le giant the soles at line
Leftovers Put In Casserole.
halide. its only
been the shell and gourd oi nature's
tublonlng‘. When the impeding oi more
(heat on a sharpened stink shove the
tire h‘adlcsase‘d to be a persimmon
primitive man revoited at the?" (nono- . m“
Itony oi! perpetual roasts and-clamored housewItp's eyes, says Harv?” BB» 6666 a 666' 06.666616“ and String
The casserole is nearly as old as
cooking. in fact. it was the ilrst form Blind. Bleeding and Itchlns Piles.
of (looking utensil over’ made with 33.6,
predecessors having William; Indian
Willi llama" Indian Pile Ointmont Mix)“. dun
once
stubs instant pilot.
Ila Ointment is”p
Piles and itching or the private
I 60c slid‘
mill $1.00
co” 9"." Bimini. o”.-
[(u- (Iain by the oIiiIord Poor-moo;
the tumors. allays' “chino;
as is pouliic
1‘qu
‘—
. "‘
Innis nre thoroughly hot. 'I‘lI9n re
Iquvo the cover, spread (Iver tile top
»(( layer ot- crumbs, obtained by grot-
ing the dried bread; dot with butter
and mplo‘ce In the oven, or it a m " ”
(stoVe Is used.’ under the (broiling
gnome for 9. few minutes, to brown,
for (scouts. he took kind from the (or. 38‘ It; ability in mammal-omen 6:666!" 6666mm" "‘6: :6 5:66"
river bank batted and shared it into leftovers into novel and entlclnfi ‘ 66 °’- 66 ”“6 ”‘6 6“ 6° 3‘ ”‘6’
a rude bowl, ’sud dried itoin the ashes. , toxin!!-
Into its, hospitable interior so
hetti snakes.- on agreeable change
This file filled with water into which (crops 05 fish. flash or Iowl,‘ odds and "6’6. 666 “66'
he dropped morsels of flesh and out; ends oi vnsetnbies. stale bread.
01‘.
q..—
oie roots, set it carefully in the midst what not and is due time return to 66" 6'666667'66 6" “"6766,“ .5
of the slowing embers. and, beho‘dl
the casserole. .
the table trinsformed and unrecogniz-
able, a symphony of cunningly blend-
TRUST. .
1:
NEW YORK March (IQ-DissolutIon '
l The prehistoric soil. has evolved in- 90 flavors. a censor nibbling savory 0f the 80001190 "Coal Tar Trust” was
i
baking oven; but the casserole In still
to the fashionable grill of today. From “”61“”
ed with black silk culls. softened with 'the. hosted rocks on which shell-nab
As (I practical example of what the
pose ourselves contronted «by the pro-
the casserole. It (a an econoifiixer or New of producing some sort or piece
labor. Food being served in the “me (la resistance iron: the (ollowiog In-
the washing of at least one utensil
and frequently .of-I a number 'which
dish in which it was prepared gave; walnuts: 'l‘wo slices cold toasted
bread. one large cup of gravy, ragged
remnants of a belied leg of lamb, one‘
would have been employed had the pint 01' cold boiled rice, 011° 01' “'0
same Ingredients been cooked in awe,- boiled carrots and a few epoouiuls oi"
styles. The saving in breakage is
also worth considering, the belly
earthenware being naturally far more
durable than fragile porcelain. Then,
too. the thick walls which are so
servlceabie while the baking Is in
redress. continue to hold the heat
after removal from the oven. Soup
served in individual casseroles. there-
.fore remains hot to the last spoonful
and meats and vegetables retain their
temperature tbro h the meal.
At the lost one ysls, however the
cabssrole's supreme merit in the
St hbobm
Hall’s Hair Rsnewer certainly stops
falling hair. No doubt about it what—
.,. c. -mnw-...—_.mm-__.m_.
ever. You will surely be satisfied.
PRICE OF GOAL. DROPB .1 A TON
iN NEW HAVEN.
0
Unusual Action M This.Tlms 04 You
Bring. Retell Figure Down To
. 05.50-
TIIo New lisven Journal Courier
prints the following:
'Wilowlng right on the heels of the
announcement oi a drop of any cents
in the retail price oi one) on March 1
comes a further announcement of an-
other slniidsr drop (Income st once
so that the retail price of coal in New
Haven today Will be $1.00 below that
of I few days ago and instead or
stencils; (it 57.50 will be 5050. The
(is clsion to drop the price of the fuel
on 65inch I was an unexpected and
minimal one as spring drops do not
ususlly start until April 1 but the (so
and drop yesterday brinps the price
lower then it hes been in this city in
a long em in (no. before the close
oi the winter (used has corny.
Nevertheless it is s i‘soi. . Dealers
(locally (on not volume In their ox»
plansiion chills (nudist of (III: are
ususi shooiiilt “In 299m of cool
prices” The general reason Mvsnced
by WI realism: (rental-(Icy on the
cm: of on unlimliy warm winter
combined With the loot (bet the pub-
(an-(n oltho test «(ll-W
sills
were small and W.
“In at 9 minimum which
‘ wsstooiouiobsmm
moons: «new the «mass»
(ion thou the drop is; prise hrs ms
“summons , ofisdnmdso open
'vons prostration.
peas.
Put the bread in the oven to dry '
for crumbling. In the meantime cut
the meat from the bone in rather
small pieces. and dice the carrots.
Butter the inside of a casserole and
till it with alternllte layers of rice and .
meat. sprinkling each meat layer who
the carrots, pm and a very little
salt and pepper. Heat, the gravy and
pour it over the labels. and it there
is not suilici'ent liquid to be visible
when the diilll: Is slighnly tipped add a
little hot water (hirer (lightly and-
$IMIER'8 iglIOH NO'I’E DAQBFD
HER DEATH.
Miss Lulu Hubbard. Contrsito, of
Greenwich Disc After Very Pe-
. collar Accident.
GREENWICH. March «i.—~Mlss Lulu
dlubbnrd, u contralto. welldrnown in,
musical circles here, died suddenly, re-
cently oi rheumatism oithe bcort. Two
months ago while reaching (1 high
note an artery in her throat burst.
Medical attention failed to stop the
bleeding and Miss Hubbard bod her—
To this was added
her fear that she would never strain
be able to sing. A few days ago rheu~
matlsm of the heart developed and
this brought death.
At the time of her injury Miss
Hubbard was singing at the Methodist
Episcopnl church in Stamford. She
was coutrnlto soloist there. nud'pre
vlously had puns at the Confirm
tlousl and Baptist churches in Stems
fond. Allboughonly in her twenty.
sixth mar she had been mm: in
public. for ten yours and a musical
caresrbsd been her ambition. .
Miss mm was the dsushtorot
lit. and Mrs. William ll. dllrbbsrd of
this Im.
B‘rloodw'Wss your client. acquit»
ted?"
Won-I‘Woo—«but I’m (old i
mottled nay-ell very .well."-~Bon~
m Transcript.
’ I
We (hell!
or... “(I
omvfi
”WI.
millil'
”which
W (($62;
mil
(it!
l'i'ii homas'
land heals the wound.
asked by the government in (I civil
suit filed in the United States Dis- "
were till (I to roast has developed the casserole can accomplish in us slip. trict Court hero yesterday, under the .
Sherman anti-Trust law, .
~medicine“ acoIdent Insurance-pr. , ~
Eclectric Oil Stops the poll's
All druxxlsiny
I
sell it.
n—p—y—u-n—
face 230%..
13%AEEE3
BOND
M
NDENS
THE ORIGINAL
Prepared Where Cleanli-
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fil—s—n .-
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TIME TABLE
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