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ment liill‘ 11 collinm 1' or stove
pour 11011111311111.1111 over it. Let it
stand in the water just'u i'ow Stit'Ollllt-il,
then pour cold water through it to
regain its crispness, says 11 contribu-
tor to «Good Housekeeping. Absorb
the water with a cloth and fry in a,
smoking hot pan. The scalding: rc-
moves the superfluous suit which ifi‘
usually loft in the bacon. 'l‘hc ,i’ut
that is tried out in the cooking is het-
tcr than lard for l'r.ylng As it has
no burnt suit in it, it is almost as
white and pure as l11rd,
M_.__._.__
CRASTOR M
For Infants and Children.
lie Kind You Have Always Buughl'
who. Rosanna.-
‘ hts‘ndlnglat the window and
‘ pork, chicken and beer
Wit armvolving bar h‘etore
111111141 French restaurant,
tango in and see if. the
s most would prove to be
was the smell, says a 'Do-
w,510111t1'll111t11r. i was delightcd
portion of roast stuffed fowl.
,I put a stuffed towi in the‘
, "the 'broillng chamber and
the oven with pics. i turned
at on full, and kept turning the
, om side to sidé until it was
wned. In about half an hour
shed macaroni. After 40 min- Bears the L ,
coking.'111eal,dcssert11nd1111.11. fiignsture of ' My“
_ were done, all hsving be 11
with the smite {at}: Since 11.11
ever roast most 111' poultry in
liven. All goo; in the brolliug
f
LOOKING FOR DYlNG WOMAN'S
WEALTH.
11131111311111, March hay—Relatives
' culled to the bedside of Mrs. Eliza-
beth lH. Sn1lt11,.an aged and eccentric
woman, who is believed to be dying.
have discovered money and 11111111
books about the house,1whero she liv-
._ ed alone in a frugal 111111111131 111111.- the
death or 1111 husband several years
ago. She owns considerable real e53
tats, it is said, in this city and ln,Wal-
lingl’ord. but of late yours hud denied
herself evcn necessities of life.
. Ous oi the bunk hooks i‘ouud showed
11 deposit of $500 in a flow iiuvcn hunk
mode 46 years ago, and which has
'grown'to rich-fly $141011. The relatives
are of the opinion that morc wealth
may be concculcd about 11111, 11111012 and
than. simmer .‘ 1111'" "' '10, minutes;
‘ place in hot frying 'pan with
«,1 upfuls of hushed cooked pota-
Add one tubicspooni’nl of but-
‘ d we tablespooniuls of milk.
‘ with suit up pepper,- cover
ook 'slowly unti hrcwn under-
thon genuy 111lx.‘.8che very
Frying Bacon-
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on d
&~‘\‘\‘ U\&\¢\m\u~‘n‘\_‘\v\- ‘\t\’~uxuy‘ um,“ «1"‘1"-lfi/fi/‘I".~ynlfl arm-“tr n/F’fi
4 '/-l~r a. -1-,-/-,-,-/~1W 13,-! Aa/a-quin—(nl/fi ‘\&\-\U\ -\.\‘MHW\‘\‘\‘\Q\‘\
Basket From Han. ,,
,Nico sewing baskets may be lash-
loned ,from tho croWns of old straw
hd‘ts; says the Women's Magazine.
Wash and bind the edges with rib-
bon. 01' the straw may 'be stained
any desirable color. ‘nnd ribbon 'of u
coricsponding shade used. _
if something morc elaborate is de-
sider. 11 buskct suituble for a gift, per-
haps, cover outside and inside with
pretty material and 11111119 a militia
about the cdgo. With loops of ribbon
for sc,issors littlc pockets for thread,
a tiny pincushion and nccdlcbook,
what dulntlci 111 1k is could he wished?
’i‘he skins or 111'1'nly all 1,011 as show
drapery.
The newest, jubots are of chuntilly
lure and satin.
Three-piece costumes will he very
fashionable this season.
'Crcpc dc chine is the most favored
material for negligcc. , ‘
The tricoru. long. narrow hats
sharply turned up on one side, will be
much worn.
The newest cvcnlug wraps
shoii and thrcc qunrter length.
Tho, regular set in sleeve has been
rcplaccd by the loose ovel‘dl'upery.
Olivc green is a fashionable color
just now. It is soon in frocks and in
iniill11111'y.——Wasl1inglon Herald.
it re
The bolcro luckcl, too. is another
accessory which every ouoc in 11 while
multcs its uppum'uncc; but for a long
iimc has hm 11 thrust into tho buck-
ground Ll“ almost obscurity. This scu-
son ii is oncc again pushing its why
into lhc foreground and may gain a
certain prominence before many
moons. it hos 111111111 scroral com-
lil‘mnim‘s which may cmublhah it. it
Mon frying bacon. put 1hr slicod
are making 11 strict search.
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SAY‘MR. Ziuoo' REMEMhER rumor-1T ”i
How i HELPED YOU To COME pownm
WIN Fi-T THE 1,551“ THE Poor-OFFI'CEE \
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a dos ?
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MR. HITCH ssRRow-
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Humour-11
we NEED '!
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ism this! How
much you 1.1ch
“TD mu HNOMA
Norah. 1103!!
‘fllf‘f' it”.
' 311111 1111561 his
‘ luttituied at once, for dinner Om
duo min, in North beryl“, has issued
. ’1
‘ 11111117;
deuce in the trout ot‘s costume, for]
in the back it resigns its place tm
either the blouse or the long tab of u 'to each person.’
jacket.
.,
Skirt Advice.
full,
other breadths ,necd raising at the"
top, says the Commoner. Pin the
skirt around the hips to hang proper
ly at the bottom. then lit the top of
the side and back breadihs to the:
waist line. or belt.
There are some exquisite gotd and
silver shadow laces being shown for
evening wear. .
Among the several colors to the
fore in wool fabrics are taupe prune,
umberziue and blue with black.
The one-piece frock has taken firm
hold on the fancy of tho well-dressed
woman. 1
'Many of the gowns are made with
the glove sleeve. i
Some of the dainty sweaters of.
Shetland wool are lined with silk or a
contrasting color. As 11 rule, the col-
lar. culls and pockets are of wool,:
matching the lining in color. !
Ribbon flowers will be used for
trimming dressy parusols.
Short mandarin roots of crepe are
worn 01 or lingerie flocks.
i’nrasols as well as fans, it is said. ‘
Will bc mode 0! materials to match
onus summer gowns the coming sou-
son.
The Norfolk iuckct promises to be
popular with the young girls this
sprlng.~v-Philndolphl11 'l‘iuics,
Edward S. Mrckcr, of Wostport
uvcnnc, spent ycuicrduy in New York
sccuis qullo 111.111.1111 with holng in ovi-
clty Mon busincss. ,
.NEW- ENGLAND UNREPRESENTED
, . .
l
Only Once Before Has it Been With.
out a Cabinet Officer.
i ‘\\‘.-\>i1l'.\‘(i'lil.\‘, Mun-l1 171 ~~~Thui
,ihc nit 111-11111 ulntcs oi‘ 1i11' uppcr .‘dis
a1d.»'~.'-ippi rnlll'y huvc 11o plow, in tho
,ncw culiiiyci hm: inch 11 unbicct of
'sunu' «- «1111111-111 sinu- tho chunkc in
iudlni11lkirnlion, but “but to cum hwrc
51.111'pii1inu. in thv1 minds of the Old
‘tlllli’iti in tho cupiinl. 1:; 1l1c incl thnt
.\'1'\\' England is without 1""1pic.ci1l11-
.lion in Air. ‘1‘llh‘1111'koiii1'iul lumil)’. in
touring Now Huriund mat in 111,1 cold
Mr. Wilson has all but established 11
uprcrmlcnt. (inly ()llt‘t before in tho
hintsry of tho option has Now link-
gland tit-on without 1'cprcscui111hui in
grim cubincl. This 11111; during tho 11d-
.niinluiinllon of John Quincy Adams,;
flrom Hill? to liiziil. '
i imrlng Ibo 111i111lniuirutlou of Frost
'drut Washington Now England wuu
rcprcumitcd in tin» cabinet by Timothy
ki’lckorinu of Massachusetts, iircrutary
11! 11111111,; (iiivcrwwmcon or connecti-
out. Hucrotury or tho 'l‘rouaury. 11nd
231111111111 Osgood or hlnusnchusotts,
Poulninulordlunorni.
Sucroturirs l’lchl‘rlng and Wolrott
continued in olilco uudor l’l‘culdont
Adnmu and tutor iinmunl Baxter of
Mummchnsoitu. lint-tor Griswold or
(locum-Hunt 11nd 'l‘imopulluu Parsons
of Mnubachunolia clinic into the cab-
Incl.
tin .lcli‘m'nou'o cabinet Now likin-
lsml'u rchrcnontstivc» worn Henry
licm'born or lilaumwlnmstill, «coronary
at war; .lncoh 1:11:11'111111111111111 of 11km:
11112111111111». Bocroinry or this Navy;
(iihlnon manager of troiiimzltcut, Poiti-
mautur-lloucrsi, and Lori hlncnlu or
Massachusetts. Mtorncyflflihrifl.
11111111111111. Madison had William
lithium of Mossuchuuriis for summary
ol‘ War. B. W. {irowuinnhlsid ot Mais-
nchuuouu, hucrcinry oi' the Navy, and
11111111111 orangut- of consortium, Post-
mastar-{iansrah ‘
John Quincy Adams at Massachu-
setts was licorstary of stain under
Pmidcnt ”curse 11nd Mr. Crowdin-
,' shield condom for 11 short time 1111
Escrow” «1:111 Newt; ,1 2 .
1.11111 Woodhury of New 11111111111111;
was in the cabinet oi P flout Jock»
son. serving rim 11's Wri or the
Treasury and later 1111 hwmmy or
the ivory. - -
aim/alpinlat 4" fl" a’n'AI-I—r at a a ’-
‘\‘\"\.)‘ ‘1‘1m ‘1‘... -1u1n1‘1‘ ‘1-‘\‘\:\.‘ ..
i tcrhonsc cuts.
l many.
iably tough.
Hula/.-
Making Choice in Marketing.
Iln buying meat allow one half pound
The fut should be firm. but if hard
and skinny it indicates that the ani-
mal was~old and tough; it thin, from
If the center treat 01' the skirt hangs 8 scrawney animal.
pointing out atihe bottom, tho,"
The best veal is. noually pale in
color, although minor a deeper Color
is more juicy It is well to See that
the kidney is enclosed in iir,111 white
fut. .
With best or mutton, the meat
should be a deep rose color' and the
, list 11 rich cream. For roosting We
choice cuts are the sixth, seventh
and eighth ribs, the sirloin and por-
Sirloin and short cut
porterhouse steaks are best, al-
though the pin steak is preferred by
-Rouud steak is almost invar-
l.iitle reins of fat should
run through the meat, and beef intend
ed for steak or roast, when possible,
should ho kcpt fora week or 10 dais
wcil protected from the air
A smooth, thin rind, firm to the
touch and light in color, marks good
‘1 pork.
Bacon should be white and firm and
not too fat, und :1 pink or rosy steak
is considered good. A steel skewer
:drivcn into ham or bacon should come
‘out free or any meat particles—Spok-
1111.3 Chronicle.
Linoleum in the
The introduction 01‘ the English
vogue {01' using linoicums on floor
cororlngs in hedromns llils lcd to an
enormous increase in tho demand for
rugs.
liuoicunns are prctty and when orna-
mented with 11 low rugs look very ol~
truciivc. snys 1111 cxchnngc.
lntxpcnsivc wind. and
squnrcs uro oficn used for
«.1...
Bedroom. I
tilpf’strl’
this pur-
1.1111111111111111 111‘ Prosidcnt Van Enron,
and lohn K Silva 01' Connecticut
scrvod for n time 111'. i‘ostnmstcr-Gcn-
trui
iluuh l “'1" M1 1 .‘1laissdci1nsoth
“1's uppnlnlod St'l‘it'itll)‘ oi Slut..- by
l‘rcsidcni \i‘. ll. liuri‘iuon and con-
tinuui into tho 11d111i11l:.tr11ti1'11 of Ty-
h'r. iiuvid limo-how of
1mm; also sat in tho Tyler
”cuctnry of tho .\':1\'y.
Bancroft oi Itinuum-l11151-tts
was Scholar; (11 lhc Navy in l'olk‘:1
cuivlwt, 11nd Vail-1111 1"lii'oi1i 111' \iuini‘
and tactile Turn of 1‘ :111111'1'1 it-utweic
\ilor11c,\'-1~'llcnuul
of
:‘itlillit't 1111
(iconic
1 "01111111"
The paticrus in the liodroom:
.llusszzcl1u-'
In or a a-r' .nfla/ ain’t/amia’a/fi/aru A a nu
1‘1‘1i1 -m\u\-1fi“1.1\ih\‘u"\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘ ‘
pose and are to ho had in oldl’ 1124 Will!
patte1 us, in which the dull, rich tones
of blue and tlic"~boumii'ul tints of soft
rose are seen to wonderful advantage. i
Among, the novelties for curtains
and draperies tho Murilln rubric, 11
dull finish silk and satin mutoriul ob-
tainable in beautiful coloriugs, and
the. Naples s11t111,wl1ich has 11 bright
111111611111ch 111' silk s:1i.i11,11ltl1011::,l1 it
is simply a mixture ot cotton and,
wool, hold first-mince. This is chiefly
due to their moderate prh'c, combined
with their decorative eii'ects. They
are importations. ,
A small rug for the sewing machine
made to fit the trcudlcs, will keep the
foot of the worker warm in cold wen
lhcr.
“m-.. “w”...
WOMEN WOULD VOTE FOR CON-
GRESSMEN. ,
WAISHINU'PUN, .‘darch 15.——-Rece11t
activity on the part of leaders at N11-
tloual Sui‘t‘rugeite headquarters was
explained yesterday by the announce-
ment that the legislative committee
was at work on the preparation of a
hill to tho presented to the incoming
congress grunting to women the right
to vote {or members of congress. it
was acknowledged that little hope was
e11tertained-thul. such a bill would
pass] but the lenders cxpcht the
‘ to profit through the agitation
they believe will follow whatever ac.
tion congress may take.
Stops failing Hair
Hall‘s Hair Renewer certainly stops
falling hair. No doubt about it what-
ever. You will surely be satisfied.
1 ' The mileage bill
employs,
‘~‘\‘~‘1\,‘\-\‘.~\
. -, .7, a, o, '1 .1, at,
r 1 ~11...»
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TEXT OF THE NEW MILEAGE BILL
Measure Which Made Such a Hit With
the Members. ‘
which succeeded
in securhdz passage recently will short<
1y reuch Governor Baldwin and the
gcnlal reception which it is likely to
meet. there can be i111ugine_d. The text
of the bill follows: ’
Section 1. Whenever any mcmbcr
of the General Assembly 01' clerk or
other person in the employ of tho
state during any session of the Gen-
eral tAssembly but whose term of of-
lice expires with the adjournment.
thereof, shall apply to any person
by any common carrier of passengers
in the state to sell tickets entitling
the holder or holders thereof to'trafis—
portation, such agent shall issue to
' such member or employee a ticket or
entitling such member or
for the purpose of attend-
ance at any meeting of the Senate, or
House of Representatives. or commit.
tee of the General Assembly, to trans-
portation by the most convenient
tickets
route 01' routes between Hartford and
his home station during the session
of the General Assembly then current
or thereafter to be held. Said ticket
or tickets shall be issued to such per-
3011 or persons free of charge. This
act shall be construed to be 1111 11111an-
ment to the charters of all common
carriers of passengers chartered by.
01' doing business in this state.
Soc. 2. Section 142 of the (lcncral
Statutes is hereby rcpculcd.
Soc. 3. This act shall who offer!
from its passage.
Pollux Eucalnpmcnt. No. :tl. l. O.
0. it, will moot. on Monday owning
for semi monthly busincss.
CONSUL GENERAL wn.1. TAKE l
DEPOSITIONS lN lTALY
HART-FORD, Mnmll 11'1.——.l11n1cs A.
Smith, consul-gmmrhl ul (lcnon, liuiyh
wus ycstcrduy 11011111111111ioi1ml by Judge}
William IS. (“use in 11113 Supcrior' court.
to hike tho depositions of Plum; Mus-'
surnti 11nd \‘nlcntini li‘rcshi, who are;
at 'Surmnto. lialy. and said to have
hocu cyc-wiincmms to tho dculh oi"
Giuseppe l’ulriolli, who was kilic'l
July .1, 111111. while working in tho ($01111
sirnclion ol 1'. iz'oil'cy lino between!
East lizucn 'und Middiciowu.
l’iorvon 1-3111. lilI'L'l 1111: and Crmatruction;
(‘ompnnx of Hartford, tor whom l‘lo- !
Ti 1:-
“ sou'rH NORWALK 'to NEW romp
New York. New
Haven 8. Hart-
ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
to Effect March 2, 1913. '
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.lucob C'ollnnwi oi \‘11'11111111 w. 113th triolli was Working at the time of his 9 "'1 " ”‘1 "1“‘3 "' 1"" 93"” 9 ””-
Nru 13:11:111111 11pm mmmtitc in 1111-111 1i1.1ii1 h 11. 11111111 111ml for $11, 0110 dum- 9 37 ill 20! 30- 4W. H- 333‘
dent ’i‘uyior‘u cubinci. herring, us Post-
11111111ordlcncrni.
ilunicl Wollstt'l‘ roturncd to the port
l
or Secretary of 8111111 undrr l’rcsidcnt
h‘iilirmlt'. 11nd Smooci ll. llubbnrd <11
(‘miucrticur who i'ust11111111l'r-iiuucrnl.
i‘nioh (‘uubiug or hiiiuuuchuuctts
was Aliillllt'y (icucrnl undcr P1 cuidcnt
l‘lorco
loam ’iuucoy of (onuoclkut was
Buttrtmy of tho Navy 1111111111111»:
dung 11111 imnnuu and Horatio Kim; 111
Molnc Iorwd tor 11 Mint porlod 1111
Post mounr-(humrnl.
in tho Lincoln cnhiunt worn Wil-
llam it, Federation or Minimum-runny
of tho lrunuury, 11nd Gideon Wollus
of Connecticut. Secretary of tho Nnvy.
Mr. Wollcs coutluuod in tho cullinct
of l'rouldom, Johnson.
(iruni‘u cabinet unicorn luciudod
(1111». ll. 13111111111111 11nd William A. Rich.
11111111111 d! Muse-1111111111211». secretaries
Marsnchuuutoi. Alomny-(ionrrhi, and
Marshall .li-wrll oi‘ Connecticut Posh
muster-General.
tilmrloh versus 1.: Massachusetts,
Allotnoytluncmlhwus the ‘lhw Emai-
lond rnprcsuhhltiro in Wraith-at
Huron omelet family.
James ti. Blaine of hitting who Presi-
dent unrfihid’s Monetary of stats, 11nd
insular-ht Arihur had William is.
Chandler 11! New Hampshire for tim-
rotary or the Navy, William 13. 11111111
cult of Mufiénhusetts was ”oratory
of War during the first Cleveland 1111
udulstratlon.
1111' the Multiple)» cabinet gobs 1).
1.11m; or Mutations-arts was mommy
at the Navy in the Roosevelt cabin-
on 1111. 1.11113 was succeeded by Wu.
41111111 it moody. this of Mmmohmetts.
and don run 11‘. Mom, sum 11 aims-
a , 6“ mi
or 1.11., 'l'l‘liititill‘,v; lilboncscr flour or ‘ ’
arms by Mario Vcrnni, of Ncw iinvcnh
a uhdcr oi the dcad man. i
111111115 1111 ”
1 11111112111111:
Mm~mw
But Lydia E. Pinkhem’ I Veg-
etable Compound Restored
Mn. LeClear’s Health“
Her Own Statement.
5...»... .... w WWW w M.
Dotroit, Mich. w-“I 11111 filed to din-
icovcr n remedy that mikwou run from
, ,1, my culturing and
“ : point. For two yours
j cultured homing
'5 down palm and not
- ' all rundown. Swan
under 11 norvouu
'*‘ strain and could not
' 1 sloop ut 11111111.. I
2 wonttoduclnmhsra
" in tho city but they
did not do 1111: any
”Ml
“ fleeing Lydin E.
inkhsm’s chctnbi 11 Compound wives
listed, 1 iiicdil. My houith improved
wonderfully and I run now quite well
again. lio Woman outlining from fe-
male ills will rogmt it if she takes this
mediums.” midi-11. 1111111111 0. 1.110%
dill} Hunt ht... Bottom Mich. .
Another om
l h lib’liugslphi lpfin“ Lyiisnhlhpnh-
11111 11 agate a 11 cu
$111111 iii; to be. Amfmldwifi
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nonbinding?!iii/17:11»7 pains in rightml no
sides. and 111th would who. Iii-Bad
the dochrend howdihsdcmioiou
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