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two sides of the top and tie to the cur-
tain rod in the/kitchen window-.I'Put
water every day in the acooped~0ut
center, and soon pretty . green sheets
will be spreading around the carrot
11nd making it invisible—«Delineator.
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Corn ‘B‘rced. 9‘ {element
cup 01 duet with three
loss while chopping; add one
blesses, two cups cornmeal,
ul selt‘ l'l'hese may be
fitment... salt lies may be
‘ covered steam pudding . ,
9km powder cans 0,. on 0,1de Four eggs, one cup milk, two ten-
, 3%.; :31) pan cmered with an inveit spoons butter, one half teaspoon salt
9' to pan. Steam three 1101113 and dash While pepper, one temSDoonl’ul
till! syrup chopped paIsley, dash paprika. Scnld
the milk. Beat the egg until well mix-
cd, but not light; add the salt, pepper
and pour the scolded milk over egg,
return to double boiler, stirring oon~
add and drain. Sprinkle the in- stantly until thick and creamy, but not
.' 5111111111 pepper and drop in' :lmnpv; add the, butter and serVe on
935 without br.enking Sprin 1toast.Slenkle with the (hopped purs-
It little more pepper and salt and t 16y
, tomatoes on a buttered pan, a
intauce apart. Bake in a hot
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Eggs i'rI'T'ori’lato.
mull round piece from the
nd ripe tomatoes. Scoop out
White Cornmeal Gems.
11m ‘ihe‘egg‘ is set, which will; Two cups cornmeal, one cup flour.
1 I» 1113,3111) cold milk. one cup boiling
' the tomato Serve (mimilk three eggs two teaspoons mult-
do of toast. ~Buliilo Commercial. 1 ' " "
led butter, one teaspoon salt. two ten-
spoons baking powder. Put the corn
meal into bowl, add the boiling milk,
recipe for b“”°”“"k D“ has in which the butter has been melted
.. , 11 use for oter 100 years and is nnd‘ beat w;ell add the cold' milk 11nd
am: trying. 8MB the \“tmnaliweilbentcn eggs and salt; mix well
zine. One egg. “‘0 “”99 [9“ together. Silt the baking powder and
, ”“9 of flour, one pint "f butter 00111. add slowly and 111ixlightl).li1m
lilithivll (“181 scant "“9: of SW53" gem puns very hot 11nd poll greased.
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thrmllk; bake will: one must in u
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print is on improvement 101' this
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The length of the sleeve nothrolly
of the designs are roses.‘
vollow rambler with an or-*
‘ coins. .Mr
A lowly
determines the length of tlw plot/e. illIch hut t was gitlt'titd enthusiastic—
flfll’s the Philadelphia Times. Wilt“ 'Ill' by (Pliers/one who passed it. lIt
spring comes round again the com is so diilicuit to find good yellow cre-
iortable, long winter sleeve will re-
treat to the neighborhood of the 1.11—
bow. Then we shall require the men
squetnire glove and for evenings the
sleeve that ends. midway between
shoulder and elbow crafts thc‘long
glove.
tonnes mid chintzenr Some narrow-
tzr chlntzeg appropriate for dainty bed-
rooms had aim. ll rose designs in lav-
coder 11nd mulherIy pink. Mulberry
pink is that lmely new blue-pink that
is such 11 relief after the blight pinks
ito 1'. hit'h we have Lecome accustomed.
Rhinestone buttons are still must in (lurker Colors there is u hollyhock
liked for evening gowns. rand fem-love design.
Cloth and crepons are being conrigrocm coloring,- is beautiful.
blned for afternoon dresses. . icosts 75 roots at 31ml.
Copper red silk and black velvet".
make a delightful combination. l
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Tlilll.
Upturnod brims will be one of the
features in the springs huts. C‘As I on I
skit t
The pronounced Chill 3'1" in x or 1m“ andflhildren.
draperies is the lifting or the full in' l
1.1.1.0.... , lln Kind You lino Always Bought
. . . 1
Sheet butistc in 11111 emlroidered Bears m. 2. ‘
designs bids (1111 to he .2 ImoIite this '5 ture of
coming senson. a '
The Russian styles bid fair to Del
quite u pronounced feature in the M"
swing fashions. i GRACE PARISHNOTES.
A new and attractive InutorktL i
. Tuesday—~Evenlng prayer at 4:30;
"serge ottouinn," compose-s many new Gi'rls F
chic tailor suits. ~ansl1i11:-zton Slur
Chintz" Chic and Not Costly
f‘hintzes grow prcttiur nnd prettier
ouch your. 1 have never unforeseen
on pretty cheap once as ure shun
this season, writee It contributor to
llnrpers Humor. The colors are sort.
or than they used to be.» A chinz with
11 design 0.1 dull old fashioned inven-
dur rust-:1 11nd ni'ny it'mm: i'illlflill my
")0 ytntrrduj’. l'l, 11:14.; gelling: ill 50
cents :1 mid. Near by llillli‘.‘ u cre-
lnmm with doll o‘d 11in" mews 11nd
riendly Society in the Guild
, mom at S
l\'1111111stlny—~W01111m'3 Guild at the
‘ret'iory 11t2:30;.l11nioi lAuxiliary in
the Guild room at 3:45;. evening pray-
'er and sermon on "The Many Sided
Man" at 8.
’l‘hursday»—Celebraiion of the Holy
street at;
room at s.
1Fridny~lflvening prayer and address
at 4:30.
Suturduywliivenlng prayer at 4:30.
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The blue and and other brushes. dust rugs,
Communion at 9:80; 'lhushtera’ of the ,
King with! Mrs. WilSou. 9 West .unin'
.'. i’urish Club 111 the Guild
‘1‘u\u\
Kitchen Bap Is Handy.
A bag with several packets, like
those made for slices, to be hung in
the kitchen or other rooms. is very
useful indeed. says the Commoner.
Various articles can he slipped into
the separate pockets~clean paper
.bags pieces or wrapping twine the
laundry wax, the bottle of shoe polish,
milk tickets. end dozens of small
things which have a way of getting
out' or sight when wanted. Largerl
pockets may be made to hold the shoe
hand
brooms, and other like things.
in every kind of cleaning 01 polish
ing it is essential to dust every cre-
vice before. beginning.
' Turpentine mixed in block lead and
rubbed over a greasy stove is effec-
tive for cleaning it.
Fly specks and diIt on mirror our“
faces may be rubbed elf with a cream
mule oi whiting and alcohol.
Borax is one of the best extermina-
tons for tints. Pantry shelves 11nd:
cracks should be spIinkled Well with
it. '
ii the. ilOors of a closet are wiped
Borden’s
Ice Cream
Rich, Clean and Free
from Artificial Coloring -
BOIDEN'S CONDENSED MILK C0,. New York
Ennlvlhhml I 057
grny leurcs. This 11.1}. 11 s"r1po. at 75
my. _ wklm
.LOWER PRICES F01! CROPS.
\l‘Aslll'x‘ll'i‘th. Moron ll.—~l’1'l<'c.
received by prodiérorn “the United
titutt s for sinplmltrops uryritxdd about
” HHVE YOU WEI FOR M: HVJBHM} f; ‘_ 19:19 9; 5-: . 2].? per cent. lower on March 1 thun
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int-reuse or Lil per t‘I'IIl. during Feli-
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your.
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,ril engineer, in in n critirul condition
’ " (it his residence in liuat uremic.
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How Lydqu .’Pin|chnm d
Vegetable Compound
fluttered Their Health
and Stopped all Point.
Znneevllio, Ohio. m "l Would have
crmnplug «with, distresmi foolingn in
tituluwur
hunk, in chest end
{nit trunk and won
wrylmdular. M“
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math nor MY
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scene '11: our 'Mo
Mona earrteau norm-r
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lieu of Lydia ill.
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lilo Command vii-h
all tibmlfeltwoll
our. strong mi have
no more female
' troubles. i hope
culturing woman will give your
igloo you permission
have
done for s."~iiirs. not: limits, it.
230.. 0. W Moulds, Ohio. 1
went Ten 1311111119. his.
Murillo. vow"! tween 21;?
doll men your medicine realml be
“1th “Wm ' m1
cw.
med else in tidal.
to publinh what your remedial
did 111%de .
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llilill Still illt‘i llllES
A letter was received from the truck H
nninugor of New York. University, gir-
lug Norwnlk High school the privilege
or n-ndlng 11thletes to tukc port in the
11111111111 iIIlt-r-st'lIolnstlc truck meet, 1111-
der the. auspices of New York llnlror-
elty. The meet will he. held Saturday.
41er ill, and all entries must he made
by April 12. ()n the morning of the
duy oi‘ the meet. 11 ball game will be
rplured between New York University
11nd St. John's College, and the entire
student body has been invited to‘ to
lend this mime. Action has not yet
linen taken, {but 11 meeting of the i‘loys' 9
Athletic Assoclutlon will probably be
called in the near future to decide
whether or not Xeruwlk lllxh will (tilt
part.
. Seniors moot burn all deficiencies
made up by Monday, April it.
mu...-
'l‘hu college prdopnrutory close In
urn-tent hlutnry will he held Wednes-
duys at 1:45.
There was It mlIonrnnl of tho noulor
ploy yesterday at 2:30 in the usuanzbly
hull. All concerned are working very
hard. as the play will be when 'I‘hure
day and Friday of this week.
1M! essays. under the auspices! of the
(respondent Felted Society. mum «he
handed in May 20.
4......
Juniors were again reminded to rear
inter with their hemmiesk teachers.
There will he a regular teachers“
meeting Tumour. March 113, This trill
be it very important meeting. 11's it is
the inst meeting before the spring we
called.
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QOUTH;1NORWALK METHODWT
EPlElCDPAL ClHUilGH NOTED.
wood. 3.80 ll.
mil mill “end dud 411111. scout tom.
the 11.1.1111...- Petrol"
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with gasoline or benzine after being.
scrubbed it helps to keep ofi.’ insects.
A woman who washes silk hosiery
in cold water says that the stockings
wear longer than if warm water is
used ' tor‘washing.
To scald milk in a pan or double
boiler, stand in a panor boiling water‘
orer the the. When the milk begins
to steam it is scolded. Jilaciue Jour-
no] News.
Coil 'Oil For Door Lock.
For the door lock that will not
j‘work,” nothing is better than (I few
drops of coal oil, or other oil. 111’
one application is not enough, try an-
other. Sometimes, one can not oil
the lock because of its being inside
the wood of the door. tit you are me-
chanic enough to take the lock out,
it in tjery easily done, and curl then
be readily oiled, and replaced-«Com-
moneI.
FATHER ARRESTED FOR KILLING
BABY
Wife Previously Taken Into Custody
Charged With Administering Poi-
son to infant.
ST. ALBAXS, Vt, March li.-—0n a
charge of murdering his son. Lewis
\Vells,~nged live. by administering
poison, Julius Wells of Swanton was
arrested last night. liis wife has both
confined in the county jail slur-e lust
January on :1 slInilItr charge. The
arrest of llr. Wells; followed further
’iIIrt'stiguiions by the authorities dur-
ing the past few weeks. iloth cusses
will be brought to the attention ol‘thc
Franklin county grand jui‘) when it
meets her: today.
According to the pellet}.
fI‘oIII
her.
Lewis died
arsenic poisoning inst Deutnr
The noun ”RAYS!!!" stamped.
in 93.9”? of - Slhcbvohnw
uunuce of guilty 11nd reliability.
1.; F
Tin: tzcnrrully nckuou'lrdgonl enprem; t
any of the: "KAYSIER" Silk Glove is
not the work of a day or 11 year, but
.1 tlw cumuiolirr result of other yum
Icodrwilip. which he» compelled recog-
:’ nition null attempted emulation on
the port oi ulhci‘liu the ulna fluid.
The Genuine "urea-'01»:-
"ggm m ”up: that the "ordin-
orv kind.“ the! m tomcat-d
u lulu; "Jul no soul.”
imagine what would happen it the
ocular adored you your change in
money hrmdcd "Our Own Make" and
:
w.m;t.mrm' 1_1- ' 1 1
“é rupmwnlcd “loot u aood"’u Uncle
1;? 311111’11~~ would you take it without.
:g Uncle Sun's endommvnu ii
it? To «em all: Glove who. i- .
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MISSIONARY RALLY AND EXHIBIT.
Being Held ”Today and Tomorrow in
Trinity Parish Hall, This City.
The intesionary organizations 01'
Trinity Church parish, the Women’s
Auxiliary to the Board of Missions, the
Bethany Guild; the 'St. Hildn's Guild.
and the Junior Auxiliary, haveorrang-
ed for a missionary rally and exhibit
' . today and tomorrow; in Trinity Parish
Hall. There will be on exhibit a col-
lection of curios and native costumes
from Africa, Japan, Philippines, Alas-
ka, Hawaii. Persia,‘Porto like, China.
and the indians. The China exhibit
will contain some fifty feet of native
scenery and a miniature temple.
The following program has been ar-
ranged:
Tuesday—azso p. m., address .by the
Venerable 1A. .E. Beemnn, Archdeacon
oi 'Fairfieid county. 4:00 p. 111., mis-
sionary play, “The Brightness of His
Rising":-presented by St. 'Hilda’s
Guild. 8:00 p.‘m., address and ques-
tion box on missions by the Rev. Hugh
L. Burleson, secretary of the Board 01:
Missions.
Wednesday—~3:30 p. 111.. address on
rural work in the diocese of Connecti-
cut. by the Rev. in. G. Gilbert, mission-
ary of the Middlesex Archdeaconry.
4:15 p. 111., missionary play, “The Star
of ‘Bethlehem"——preseuted by the J11-
nior Auxiliary to the Board of M111.
sions. 8:00 p. 111.. stereopticon lecture
on Japan, by the Rev. 'Arthur R. Gray,
educational secretary to the Board of
Missions.
a
debilitated for years.
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lurked ambition.
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was \rot'trnut 11nd 1111 run-down. Bur-
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Mlun Cinch Alto.
According to new received in this! 11‘ 16
1in last. night the world girdllng hike
lot 4.500 mile» which was undertaken
Tuesday-4:415 p. in. The Weekly by Alpert ti. A. lies-let, oi Rework
“‘41?th Meeting led by John Green and the Woman who “was announced
111. "Well i’dtt‘tll.” h. 8. in his wife. halt come to an abrupt
rt 'a. meet in the club room no 815.1111! wmerlhet unhappy early 1111111111-
The couple left How Heron
WMEW’Mfltdp p. 111. Meeting 0! for Mention yesterday otter smiling
of they limit. Sunday night at the Tait, but when
rm misused gather hi the We they 111111 refilled that our Mill. Bee;
m filtered lot I “nine" weather ler entitled}? disappeared With her
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