. sé“; mix well.
die :with drippingsr
,, or. marmalade... .1
w...
cut onion; put
North Amer icun.
pint.
brown on both sides.
.Bread Oahu." ' "
p breadcrumbs, one halt cup
one half cup milk one 688. one
baking powder, one half tea-
melted butter, one teaspoon mo- 1
308111; the bread in milk, and
d the sifted flour, the well bea-
baking powder salt, butter
1 n
v...
.BECIPES
1
1
Brush 1 hot
put
. fu‘i mixture, and bake until 'a
0110.
Serve with
_ Chicken Croquc’ttéa.
blossom: cold milk), and then
1 dcrumbs; by in deep hot rat. Any
or. cream sauce can be used.
'3 the chicken through meat chop-
dd zone hell can cream sauce;
taste.
111
Ncuichatel Cheese Salad.
ebowl with lettuce, and if you
alké'fthe flavor of onion 1‘11b each leaf
enough to cover.
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and pepper to taste, add the liquor
stir thororrghly, put in it mold and set
away to cool. Serve cut in slices.—~
Los Angeles Express.
m
Onion With Duck.
Many people dislike the taste of
wild duck, says the Los Angeles Ex-
press. but by boiling ducks in wntir
with one good-sited
onion and a pinch oi baking soda, un-
til onion. is tender, that strong taste
will vanish. Then your duck is ready
to bake, or. if jointed drain a few
minutes. rol] in flour and try. in not
fat until a nice brown.
«
culinary Bits for the Cook.
Sardines mashed to a pulp and 5111-
scned with lemon juice, dry mustard
and salt, make a tasty sandwich illi-
ing or a mixture to spread on rounds
of bread and butter for a canape.
A novel way of serving ice cream
Iis this: Freeze the cream 11:; hard as
'posslhlc. and then let it ripcn for two
the cheese
Pressed Beef.-
is
'limuovo bones and nristlo
fl chop tho meal vcry ilnc.
ugh fruit press or wire strainer
13 the lettuce. When ready to serve,
ver one' half cup French dress-
! you have a LEW pieces of red
oi: it is very attractive to garnish
‘3‘ edge. of dish with the boots. This
likes a very tasty salad. —--Phlludol
reduced ’10
Excuse Me
HERB dos!
No one.
seems note
To coctsc'r
This eiLLll
Sail
1H
0..
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, Walla-1.1.1. couecr
11' OR SOMETHING '5.
GONNA GET BUSTED
or three hours. Mold the creum into
halls and roll ench bail in grated
cocoanul. Serve with whipped cream.
Fried smells, served on a bed 01‘
cross, with quartered lemon us 11 gar-
nish, make an attractive and appetiz-
ing looking dish.
A delicious stalling for roast (lurks
is made of stewed prunes, walnuts and
broad il'lllliilB 'l‘o hnli‘ 11 pound of
pluncn add u cupiu} Gilli} of chopped
11.11; ,‘Iish walnuts and bread crumbs.
:md1scnsou.._with black pepper, suit.
cayennc, butter aml-mim-cd onion.
Cook tin.1 mixture in :1 i'ryiugpun till
the crumbs are brown.
A pretty garnish i'or roast duck 1::
slices oi nuvul oruugzu: topped with
curruun ji)lly.»~ Now York Press.
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LATEST
Collar Protectors.
While collar protectors, dainty as
can be, may be bought at no great
price, they are so inexpensive to make
that the woman who sees bargains in
lace insertions is prone to pick up
cessoxles. Three quarters to a yard
of lace insertions. six or seven inches
wide, is required for one of the pro-
testers.
thcr the lace at either cod and cover
the gathers or Niness with u tassel
or ballot” crochet. ’l‘hcso danglers
may be picked up for a few cents 111
some of the shops at the cieurahce
sales which now abound, says the Ne-
wurk Newe. No matter how‘rarefui
one, is with the fur or marnbout nt'ck
piece, there is always a chance of its
rubbing against and soiling the dress
collar. One of those protectors will
save the rubbing on the gown. and
when soiled, may be its easily washed
as a handkerchief,
Changes in Fashion Noted as New
Approaches. 7
Nowadays, passing from one season
to the next, fashions evolve so grud-
Season
‘uitlly from the old to ihc new that the
dividing line is quite lost. At this
moment in an assembly of modish wo-
mcu the casual eye wil] heed litiicdif—
t'croncc in their appearance- from the
women oi' a similar gutiierlug six
months use. 01) close inspection.
howcver, it will he soon limit in roul-
iiy a considerable difference exists.
The modish woman has discarded lllc
Astraiuhl, lichi. siihouotte. though she
1 0110
r COME RIGHT 1111:"
remains astonishingly slender whcu
considers the great amount of
dinpciy BiiL \venis about her hips.
This dr'npciy is not uhixmsui for still
l'M MR.KELLY.'
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FASHIONS ’
the lengths for these dainty dress 2101.
All that is needed is 10 na-1
1’4. will a! alt/awlulalar/n’u/"Ia
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the conflict mgon heiwouu the mull-
zans oi? the iifiht and draped skirt;
but it is quite certain that. when all
the noise of battle is ovm‘ i‘ull skirts
and dnrperies will triumph, says a
fashion writer l'or iinrpcrs Bazaar.
1 Our attention is attracted 'bv
short brocade coal worn over :1 skirt
of thin material. More is a [)l'hpilecl‘
of spring. We. notice familiar details
«that the skirt .iuut escapes the
ground; that some minds“ is indicated
in gathers at the waist line; and that
"there is lltile width at the foot, For-
her study shows that thc length of:
this coat is new and the sqlmrc front.
square armhole. und square, long: cum.
(all back are novelties.
or the gown is sheer, 0le black and
white striped silk. 'l‘ho some silk.
with some incowind bin jade buttons.
makes the coat very 11111an A blouse
of black and white goes with Athe
gown. "
Rick-Rack Braid.
l
1 "l‘weniy-ilvo years and more 1110 cv-
wos making lure from the so-cullod
rick-rack braid. There were collars
,1. . 31 «mm
'i‘hr1 motor 1.11.
' either more or loss
Infl- a at,
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Monogram. On Linen.
The correct size for it monogrnm'or
initial letter on a table cloth is from
two inchcs and 11 quarter to two inch-
es and a half, says llnrpcrs Baznr
it should he placed (111401181137 noises
the tumor just above the plate line.
The correct size for a monogram or
initial lettcr on n'nupkin is from an
inch and a quarter to an inch and a
11qu That too, is plnccd dis-zonally 1
acrosg the corner of the. napkin, 1501
that it will be in the center of the nnp- 1
,km when it is folded. Monograms on
5‘ cuts are the same size as those on
tunic cloths; but those on towels are
usually two inches and a half high.
1011 pillow (asus they may be either
,smnll like those on the napkins, or
the same size as on the sheets. Sini-
pler letters are usually used on bed
linen than on 'iuhie linen or tOweis.
Script letters are still the fuvorit55.1
elaborate. Old
English letters. however, are used a
great deal. and one sees letters and
monograms inside circles. i.riuugics.1
'0”, on... who had a momcnt to 3mm and squaresfor original design, inauy1
of them Very effective. The mono-l
gram used is always that of the who.
of rick‘d'nok, culls of rick-rack. cdg~1 '"' '_ ‘.
lugs 01' rick-rack, and even entire; P°°kfl3 1" Fur Lined GIN!“ l
overdrcsscs for the small daughter Fur lined gloves come now with a
made of this braid.
time the tiny bundles of the braid
have again appeared in the stores, and
have made a strong: bid for popular-
ity. according to the Newark News.
Already one sees some very atlrai‘iive
needlework made with this braid us
:1 i‘ouudglon. 'llondings of it are bl;-
iug,’ used for trimming wusii gowns and
cvccpliomlliy pretty 111111111 «lollion and
runnrrs are edged with
trimming. '
' 1111111 S‘iit‘ili 1111118
”'1110111 11.11. h lull Iliuss r1 in 115111 of
tho simihr play .vcslmdiil in tho
ill'llliii} 11:111. 'l‘his. lohrurnul was 0110
'hi‘ the most inepoi'iuui, 11.11 willy two
mm 11 11 ill be hold. The propri'lhm coin-
millcc have hcuu wry illl:1_'1’ gelling lo~
:wlhcr 11111 lust of 1111' articles for 11111
rilllzl‘. (‘luzirmuu Musics, of the play
vommlzwc. also Mutt-11' llmi pm1 iicully
all tickets nrh 111 1111.1 builds of the
hoopla r1: of the rinse.
1
Within a short
il-r
’i'hoi'c \1'1111 a regular rohuurmlioi the
(li‘l'111.'1ill‘ll ycstm'duy at om: o‘clock in
1111.1 assembly hull. Now numic i'urlho
scuior [lilly was rchcurued.
. iluwhnil eunuch is rapidly llmll'ullt‘il-
luc, Athletic dirccior, l). A, Kennedy.
1-,\'1 M'lh‘ to place. om1 of tho 111191 1111111111
on 11111 held that 11111 school has ever
had. 'i‘lhu'o is much promising hinte-
riul in the school. and if all would
conic out for tho tcum, mucous would
he ouslll‘eli. 'i‘hcrc is some doubt as to
whether some oi the members of lust
ycur's team will come out this your.
it is hoped that all will come out and
‘ show their school spirit by mulling tho
.ioum one to be proud 01‘.
Thu College Preparatory class in
1ohcmiuiry illillltii ouch Friday at :5
10010th in 'Room 23.
The (tumors Club expects in 1111 on
order for more chomloulu in order to
curry their experiments in photosrur
pity. '
1 The members of Prof W. 0. Perry a
chemistry class are coulomplatiuu a
trip to the South Norswlk Wslor works
as soon as the weather moderates.
l
fro Pasvgur eraser AcClDENTD.
NEW YORK, March lawMoi'e than
‘ 1713.000 school children of New York
hare been enrolled in the Street Safety
league ohms American Museum 01
~ Safety, recently organissdhore, to sun-'-
«1am children against the dangers or
accidents in the streets. .1
1111111111 Williams president other
American Museum or 3mm todsy sow
bounced this growth oi: the lcsfius in
‘tns three months siué‘a‘ its inception.
' Instruction to the children with a
rum to mom: them usiibst ml;
dents in the streets is their is the
riclorook .
room. '69 lectures! non tilt bus
wide gunniloi at the iop..inside1 of
which is a little pocket to hold the
pocketbook. For a Woman tin-so
gloves would he calrvmciy handy.
since they would d.) away with the
currying 01‘ :1 handbag. u 111111.11 that :1
good many women dislikc. 5111's the
ld1lindelphia Times.
The pockci is placed .110 that 1110
purse (-nnnol i‘nll out, and it cannot
he slipped oil the wrist or hit in 111.1
«a.
FATHER FlTZGERALD RESIGNS.
w...—
Grcenwich Priest Going to irelanrl for
a Long Rest.
(‘ulliolic circlcs hcrvallouls were
111111111 iuicrcstml and :uirprh-iod by an
announcement inn-111 at St. Mary's
'l‘aiimlic i'hurcli, in (lrocaiwich, .vcsicr
day. by licv, .\1. .l. its-nu, curate, that
iii'V. John 1". Fitzgerald. for about 171
.vcnrs 1111:1101" ol‘lho church ihcro, liud
1111111311111.
No details worc ohinlnuhlc loduy he
to Filiiii‘i‘ Fltzmwuld's plans or 11111
l'uusous which impci him to him up tin-
pnclorulo of the church. it in under
stood here. however, that his hculih
hus‘noi been good uud 11ml he intends
to no to lrr-lund for a long rest. .1111 in
u nullro oi iroiond.
A rcooplion in to ho ulrcu ihc roiir-
inn pastor in tho (lrccuwirh Town Hall
on 'l‘hurluluy crouiulz, uhd ii in export-
cd limt Father Fillet-raid will then
.hnvc something to shy to his people
and tho visitors as to his plans. it
is expected that A. W. (irons. one or
(lrocuwich'n millluuulrn'n, who is it
warm personal friend of if'ulhcr ii‘ilr.»
unruld, will prouldo iii. the mmulnn. .1.
ll. idmiuouuuy is chairman oi‘ the iczllh
moniul conuniilcn; John W. lhilunod.’
of 11111 urruughlncniu comuiiltoo;
tlnornc 11). hours. of the invitation com»
mltloo, and Francis J. 'l‘ulhul, of 111.-‘
loudsuon couuuilllw, which committees
lmwmhurno of the reception.
Fulbor l1‘ltzgl'1ruid's studios for tho
priustlumd were made in (hinudu at St.
Mioluwls’ College, in Toronto, and. lo-
ior, at Mason; University. the os-
cloalsstlcnl work was done at Niagara.
21111; um work 1n the priesthood was
«ions at Nougutuck. 1,1111.qu assistant
there for ‘11) years. silo leit'Nsuuutuolt
to become pastor of the Catholic
Church in. croniwoil. Corns, und from
Cromwell ho wont to Greenwich.
:Wiieulm arrii'od at Greenwich, the
church property was compurutivllly
small. The wooden house of. worship
was destroyed by lire during his first
year there.
in the years that have penned since.
that time smplendld stone chruoh, .11
brick school building, 11 brick convent,
'brlok rectory and a barrister! have
been sailed to the congregations 1111111-
lugs. which are now estimated to be
worth upwards oi! 3250,000.‘ decently
property was acquired in the 1I‘tlversitte
section tor a parish for people who live
in that
and between 3.0011 and 4.0110 19691116111
distiller ”(steroids parish. Mass is
‘\:\‘
pertotorcsnwieh.1‘hero are '
a am: a all ”a a<
‘M\.\u~‘\n\:\:\‘\‘i
HELPS
car, as is the cube wilh a good many
of the bags that are carried over the
arm. '
licsldes, fur lined gloves are more
convenient than :1 muff and quite as
warm. Tin1 wide gauntlet is unstil‘t-
onellnnd fits over the end 01' the coat
sleeve or slips underneath, and pre-
vents the air irom blowing up 1110
wide sleeve.
Sealing Outfit.
A sealing wax outfit in a box would
be nice toward the desk furnishings,
says the New Orleans Picayune. An
ordinary lint curd hoard box would be
suitable for the foundation. Break
oil’ the side's oi the lid and form a
hinge with tape at the buck. Divide
illu box with cardboard into compart-
moms to hold wok candles. tiny cun-
dlestick and a slump.
Cover the box with cretonne and.
then 11119 with white paper. The ('re.
tonne should mulch the furnishings
already provided.
Rubber Caps.
Caps oi rubber in plaids and checks
as well as in solid colors or unusually
/ .
Vprcii) slliul1;1s,are finished with a box
piaiting of the rubber for n i'rill. They
are quite practical i'or those who like.
u showur bath, and are also ”soil by
the. woman motorist for pulling over
her hat, to shicld it 11-0111 dust or rain.
»1---.\'¢11\ui"k .\‘cws.
“What's the llt‘\\'n‘ in i‘lunkvilio‘.’"
"'I‘hc uuihoriiios him1 deli-$11111 111.11
111111 old rhilroud bridge is tiuiiywl'oi'11.”
1
“1 always thought lint
131111111 them decide?"
1
“ii (‘illliipol'nl inst 111-111: 21nd killd
so. what
1:11:
M ATTERS l N BAN KRU'PTCY.
,George A. Kcllouu, United Stairs
referee in bankruptcy, has approval
the fliralntccouln of Anson 'l‘. )lct‘ook.
trustee of the estate oi" Dr. .1. ii. Mai-
lcry, at on:1 time a dentist hero, but,
who is in New Haven now. 111'. Mal-
lel'y tiled a petition in ininkruptcy in
December, 1909. A dividend of 111 4-71
per cent.— was declared [0.1115 credi-
tors. 7‘
The referee yesterday upprovcd iii—1
final account of A. P. ..\lursh, irusz~
tee of the bankrupt (state 01' Vlr‘
giulo Gaspnriui ()1’ New ilriiain. A
dividend of 33 pct'.cclit. was declared.
to the holders oi' proi‘crrcd claims.
The appliciion or '1‘. 11. Carroll 01‘
this (1111' for a.disclnirge from bank-
ruptcy was before the referee yester—
day. There was no objection from
creditors. ~
.1. .1. 511110115 01' this city. hankrupl,
was examined by Anson T. lici‘ook,
trustee of his csiutc. in the inmrein oi!
creditors. in the cities of (he rci'crno
yesterday. .
ANSONiA MUSICIAN TRlES SUI-
ClDE.
A.\'>‘1(l.\'ll.1\. llurch 1:2. Tut-ores W.
lioar, :1 wcil-known musician and or-
chestra lender. i'aiuliy wounded him—
.rscli about 111311: o'clock lefitcrday by
11110011111: himself
with :1 320411111“:
appmvnilv 111 good health and spil'ils
hut Hmnimd in bed 111.1111de
morning, \\'11('l'c he 5411111 himself, No
illunct's are 1111111 out 1111' his 11.1'1oim'y
’lit1 livcg on North State sll‘w '.l with
111.1 11111143.]:11111-5 i'.ilo.'1r,nnd 5151“),
3111.15. l'.V;1 iloul.
temple
lie was
in rho right
l'l"»'()1‘1t‘l.‘
;.1'111111'."~\\'.ltiilillglUli livmid.
«hutch. His relations with his follow
[ll‘ii'Sifi have aiwi. )3 11111111 of thc i'ricuil-
lienl and his work at (11ccnwuh 11111:,
11 is said. been uppi‘ociuicd h_\ his nil-
lJl‘lidrr."
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.\iurch lg.~'l‘i1i1
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pi hand. of 1111111141 motm'mcn 411111 «111-
(1111'101’11,1il lhi' ninploy of th.
phlu 119.1111 '1 much ('nnipnuy 111'1; $1111.-
11”, 1111111 111:1 :1 D “
In .111 111111:
.111‘11111 courlux' '11 d l1,
or 131': icon:
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New York. New
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1:01.311
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TIME TABLE
in Eiicct him-c1112, 1913.
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:SDUTH NORWALK TO NEW YOHKl
11141 l'illlllllllll‘. 11n- nm‘ul? oi which \‘a'u'a; 1‘1. 1.1.0.1114,“ 5.1.1,“ 5:4”, 11:11}.
liHiil' public in :1 hnlhiin lo lmploycs ‘ 1‘, 1171.'I'1'~\'.T 111. 1.171. 1111.; 1.; 131.1,
15.111114 unlur. As 11.1111111': 1111' 11111113337, 10.21111, 10.45,», 11:33;
mornnh, 11111 urpcum's of Mid l'amilio'.‘ 11‘ M ,3“le l‘.'..1F.\:, 1.1151. L' 31111.
11cm 1111:1111 by tho ('oiilllhlly, which 111‘ ' 11.jix' f, 1 11.111, 1;;311” 1.1.1174,
ilmrsliuniins'. plum; i'or ('htm'rmiz'r ,1...’ 111.11,
buying: to .dvcrcum- tho rout of living;
In 11.: Muplhyctl. 'l‘hc Wlimlt: «11' 11141! Sundays.
mm, m...“ 17., 11:3 for ”u, 1111111111. 11111 A. ll. . l‘:;:3',1, iszllx, 2'. slix, ilzhi.
11111111311 111‘ $11.12 more lhun they “11.3”“ “324' .
wiwd for 11111 :aamu mouth 11:: 1 1111.11 1. “”7431”: 9'11"“ 315”“ 3:131},
it. won luuml illni 11111111 01' the 111m 1" 1711.1, 1:12, 715:"! 9 15:" ”I'm"
ilius cousislcd «11‘ low nwuboro. 'l'llc 10:28'
owl-:11.“ rcui puhiuvus $11111: loud ‘
com $112.19. and hihu' cxpcuzms 1111-1“
unud $211.71.
Norwuih him‘ii'ul humiliation Will
hold 1111 rcuulm’ hit-1111111: this cvcniim
For Dyspepsia
If you suitor Stomach Troublo.
nod you try our remedy, it won't
cost you 11 cent Ii 11: loll-1.
To prove to you that hull option
cud dyapcpriu t:un bu thomng ly m
lmmd um dull ihixuii Dynpegmil
'l‘nblots will do it, we will [druid-h
the [110011131110 slmhi‘inly irco ii it
1111111 to 1111:: you undrinciiou.
The remarkable 111111ch! oi 1141111111
[Dyspepsia ”11111111111 is 111111 to 111m hiltil
demon hi at 11111111111 s 1111 11111111 in
vision limit iutmulu nu mil M in tho
curl- ext-1111111111 1;: limit msnniiwluro.
wlwrch; 11111 W" i”loam promised
oi lliwnmth Huimi'mm curl 1’12prin
My» hrmu prhprriy "rnmleinud with
’Jui'mluntivos and ulhnl' up no
ilimuith liubniiroio snvi Poplin
om mimmpliy rmpioymi 11ml mop
sized by tho oniirn medical prolon—
ilion 11:1 inruiuuhic in tho trestimut
oi ind? motion and dyspepsia limit
From soin1aiustiqn makes 11 tamed?
vaiuabiu or stomach rsiisi.
. We are so semis that there it
nothih m owl im— mmssh ills It
.lloxsl‘ vamp-1191 oblate that we Tum
you to try them at ourrl 111 Three
11min cents. on dents. and 31 00. 1 1‘
You can in 1113:1111 Dyspepsis Delilah
in oomtbu’city only it our storm
a m (autumn It: tinny, 911011123“!in
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smrxx. 9:1:11', lilulzlx. 1021113, 11:00:.
112011.
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ii;ililx, 31:35.1. 11:291. (MUM. 51:22}.
5:2. dzulx. 13111111, 11:10.1, 11:310.
11:10.11. llzlin. 12:00.1.
sand-yo.
A. Mu'r-«iiliiil, litiilili, $211!, 11:001.
10:11211.
i‘. MmJ-«llltfli. 110231, 11511211, 5204’.
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