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were 111.1 pcelw—‘the skins
“71 and then put them “1 vegetarian families
11m seasoned with salt, and substitute {m meat
11111111111111.111111 not only cabbage 15 best for
. that time drain the
toblespoouiul
11331113 dish. Spread thicklyn
heart, folding the
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baked ”Puffy 1 Omelet.
ilow two, eggs for each person.
.1341; tile Whites into a deep bowl.
6» the, yolks in a separate deep
cartons: them till troll mixed.
1111:1111 salt and a little pepper.
with white sauce.
There is a very
the yolks Pour into
so [sh large enough to 11111.3. the “‘9’"
half an .inch thick
on the table. it uould be bct~ ”mm “”"W‘S'
{choke it in a scrvingdish.
Baked Creamed oysters. of salt and half as
1tter as many 5111.111 baking dishes (1111'.
large oysters in 1111111 1112 s11 Pour it in the center of
1111 a. crown 1111111212, 1111111 sprinkle border.
thickly with buttered cracker crumbs‘
me difficulty in peellug‘ mixed with grated cheese Serve hot.
1..- now—a
Stuffed cabbage as it is sewed in
11111 00111161. but it quickly and then put 11 in a pot of boiling wa-
dds t0 the meaiy quahtiee 0" tor and let it stand on the but k of tho
‘ stove for 20 minutes.
carefully, without breaking the leaves,
3e boning with salt and pep fill with the following mixture: A cup-
‘ of butter in] of rice boiled tender, a cupiul of
hen tender in a shallow but- ED811811 walnuts, three hard
eggs chopped fine. salt, pepper and a
soiled tomatoes over the little minced parsley.
yer these lay thinly sliced mixture into the head put 11 in by the
Babe until brown in a hot spoonful begi nnlng Will!
cicly filling and spreading lhom thin-
1y with 1% Then tie the 11-21111 sccule
ly in checsedoth and boil
ed enter for about an hour.
made 01’ kidney beans, grntcd cores-
:1 a seasoning and rice as an arcomp 11111-
Cook 111 a couple ‘of inlilcspooll.‘
before this of butter, two big popper: dl‘llli-
13¢ in a moderate oven to ed from a can, 11 cupl‘ul each cf grated
.ntll" delicately 1,;‘.0“.n on top decedent and the nut meets and two ‘
immediately As this must be cupfuls of 1111 111nm] tomatoes for about
Then add 11 1111111111 or
kidney 11111113 that have been cooktd
tender and season with 11 tonspoonful
Cook the l'111xtul'c ovc; hot \1'11-
11 have places at 11111111. Place for for about half 1111 1111111111111 3.1211"
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is a substantial
A loose head 01'
the purpose, Soak
At the end of
cabbage and very
boiled
in flllinr the.
the vow.
leans lurk after
it in salt-
Servo
appeti'llnp.‘ dish
This dunno 11.1.1.1. turban is
nouncod just the thing for Easter
wear. The crew“ is covered with
ponies in that 10‘.'t‘l_\' shud- oi Cerise
pink that Paris; furore. The crown is
small and 1'1 'lts close 111 the lined.
'i‘he ribbon fancy is the color of tho
Dm‘
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11 hot 1.111111]. lic-
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1 week, on account of the sudden death
; of his mother. it has been found 11cc-
1 local clergyihen have kindly
Lazar/A a ’nvltvM/A/m'
nun“ vauunxfigufi
'flowers, .the 11.11 111111 slender In
the favorite manner at the 11111111111111
hot it slants to the back. although it
‘would be equally fashionable 11' it
were in front, or at either side—the
i’mnin thing 15 Its tsllness and slender-
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HOLY WEEK SERVICES.
Owing to the absence of Rev. John
this
essary to make some changes in the
(Holy Week services planned for the
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each afternoon, at 3:30 o‘clock The.
volun-
teered to take charge, and the sched
ule will be as followez"
f Mondayw—‘Rev. S. -F. Fairbanks.
1 Tuesday-410v. Herbert 18. Brown, 4
‘1). D. Darlen.
Wednesday-11ev. 'Ralph G. Hartley.
Thursday—diam J. Benton Werner.
'Fildfl)’-—1RBV. John E. Zelter
JURY SUSTAINED WILL.
WAH‘PRBURY, March 13.—--t jury.
in the. Superior Court here yesterday
sustained the will of 1111's Agnes Dick
'Munson. who cut her 1"ela‘lics off with
bequests of $5 each, and left the bulk
of her estate, valued at $7,000. to the
First Congregational Church.
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STEAMERS. 1N COLLISION.
PROVlDENCE, 1t.-l., March 11.1.-“1
the fog which hung over the’bny early
today. the Joy Line steamer Georgia,
bound in from New Yel'k,rn1n111cd the
collier Seaconnott. anchored or: Conl-
mtcut Light. The Scnconuctl. was
struck maid-ships and was badly 1111111-
ngcd. The Georgia escaped with a
twisted stem. No one was injured.‘
“'1’” W “1.1%“ “:11.” I“
view. shun 41,.”
1-1/5! midi w’w’n al.11-
inhumane: ‘\n\.\‘1
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Women's Hand In Most Everything.
i; The last census places women in.
all but nine of the 303 occupations
listed according to the Delinentor.
No women are mentioned as sall-
ors, max ines or soldiers. There are
none recorded as members of a regu-
for fire department force, and there
.11.; no street car drivers, thongh there
(11'0 two 11111torwomen..\‘one arc list
ed as telephone 111 telegraph linemen,
ho apprentices and helpers to routers
and sisters, no helpers to .steam boil-
er makers or brass workers.
,- There are 508 machinists and 185
blacksmiths. There are now 125 cc-
cupations in each of which more than
into women are engaged 111111 only (13
in which the number employed ex-
coeds five thousand.
simple Nut Trays
I Individual nut or nonoon trays
graceful shape are made of
111191111, 1esembling silver in appear-
mice but being much lighter 111
weight. As souvcnhg at the child's
party they are particularly 1111 e, says
the Newark News.
1 Nut trays of silver or glass with
the silver deposit me to be found as
low as 22'; cents at some of the sales.
1
in
white
Chalk Saves Goal.
To make 11 half ton of cool go as far
1111 1500 pounds, place a quantity of
1|chulk in the grate. 0111111, heated. this
is practically immune from combos~
tion and gives out great 110111., suyslhe
San Francisco Cali. Place the chalk
at the. back of your fire in nearly
equal proportion with the cool. Full
satisfaction will ho foil both 11:1 to 11111
rheorl'ulnces and as to the warmth of
the fire and will prove 11 grout Buying
thinlnhout the 11111111111
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M188 SMITH ENTERWAIN8.-
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Five Hundred Club Has a Delightful
1,
Session.
I Miss May Smith 11111111"linl11cd tho
'11‘11'11 liundn-d Club. Saturday evening,
at her home in Frauen slrect. A \‘cry
culoynbh time was had by 1111 present
and 11 1.1111 hour thc party ln'olzo 11p.
Refrcslnncuts were served had the
guests with 511115 81111111 11 charming;
hostess- 'i‘hosc plusent were as 11113
101125
'. 1 11111.11 Mildred 111111111, 111' Now 1111111
M11111 iiubbell Of New 111111, Miss A11
,1111 Lockwood Miss llcleu Darin-r.
lhliss Roberta11111111111111, lilies .iunot
‘Eulnu, Miss 11111111111 .111111' and lilies
May Smith all of Norwulll; and “’1'
1111111 Morse, of New 1';orlt 111110111
ihhulh.1ierbert 11nd St lunloy lilldwln.
Louis Gm}. Alan 1111111111 and Jilllli'li
1131113111111 of Norwalk.
l The first plies wiuncrg were Miss
111111111 Imckwood and 1.111113 Gray. (1111'
illner Wilson took the booby hrlzc.
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COST OF SUPPORTING WORKING
‘ GIRLS.
lilllliAilJ’illla‘l’lilA. March lit-Min an
effort to secure accurate data resorti-
Ins the necessary expenditures or
working Kirls end women, the Congo ETONK QUARRY OWNIM PHD
mora' league of this city is having thou
sands of condensed account booksi
printed and will today begin to distri-
bute them among workers In mercan-
tile and Industrial plants. Membcfll
of the league. which has Iii-1111111 com-1
plied much data regarding the was»
paid here, states that It 111 futile to
expect 11 11111 off hand to give the de
tails of her upenditures. The books.
which they hope will be kept regularly
and returned within 11 unsettled 1111111.
111111 11111111111111: to give 111111211 indorzaauoal
not at Massimiliano.
1 111111111 the bill tor minimum wage
commission new 111111111111 the slits 1113-
11111th become 111 111111, the moms/tion
secured by the 1111131111 1111111111 placed 111
the was at the commission.
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CITIZENSHIP 1N HEAVEN.
u:
Rev. F. A. Coleman DeliVero the Soc-A
and In Series of Sermons.
At Trinity t‘hruch, yeStcrdny 1110111-
1113, Rev.'11‘..\.(oleln11n (111111111 ed the
second part of his sermon on the text
“0111' Citizenship is in 11111111311.“ 411:
said that the work of the church, like
all organizations, is the result of the
work of its indixiduel members, and
that the hood of social Lwrvirc 1111-111111-
1111 Is due to the luck of harmony
among the individuals of 111111111) The.
remedy for this Is~ drawing people
nearer to (led 1111111111111 the. 111111111 as
shown to 111.1 through the Gospel by
the life and teachings of Josue Christ.
The 11111111111 was beautifully decorat-
cd with 11111111111. which were given out
to all attendants at the church 111111
8111111111! school. 'i‘hcro was 11 verv
lurch attendance at all services and
the 1111111111 was excellent.
Owing to 11111 11111111111 of the rector
the evening service 1111» conducted by
'Edwnrd D 51111111111111
011 (1111011 Friday 1111111111111 111 8 o’clock
,tbe choir will 11111.; 11111111111111} 11111111111.
‘ l'iirrom Olivet to 01111-111“ ” The rector
hopes to be able to conduct the 11111
rinse the knit of the work
Tiller.
(liliilMiO March il’wllcilrlnlt of
complaint» 11111111111111; Mono quarry in-
terest» in 111111111111 and Vermont were
taken up here yesterday before the
internists thmuieroe (‘onuaioulom in»
1131111111.; at Redford. 11111., and time.
Vi... were represented by 110111111111 11111;
they asked for reduction to railroad
rates.
til: Horton lowers, representing
New 11111111111111 railroads, scream! to
1111111 (allergen oi Vermont confirmed
that discriminatory rates are in 13111
late-11119111 favor of other stone produc-
~.uu1. Mylar-“when
In ”madman-1,1“ mum-
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Covers for the youngster" 3 table are
made of the white table olicloth, with
picture illusnationa in black or blue
from Mother Goose, says the Newark
News. Usually four stories are pic-
tured on the square.
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" Wrang Side Out.
Clothes should be hung up on the
line, after laundering, wrong side out,
says the Atlanta Constitution. If
colored, there is less danger of their
being faded out, and, too, whether
white or' colored, if dirt falls on the
garment, it is better to have it on the
wrong'side than the right. Ruffles
which fall inside the garment do not
sag as they are apt to do if they fall
outside. 1
Needle Notes.
When the drawn work in linen
(lollies or any other fancy work is
vorn out and the centers still remain
good. stitch :1 row of insertion over
the drawn work.
A small slrel crochet needle 110111.
in your machine drawer will he found
invaluable when pulling beatings, rip
ping, catching the under thread and
other details incidental to sowing.
For the latest knotwork designs; a
braid, impound cspuinlly from (111
many is (unployed. says the Spokane
Chronicle. ' This comcs in‘skclus. it
has the advantage of 1111111111: a pimp
compact little bud than is obtainable
with the ordinary cottons.
An ancient axe, 1.1111111 a few 1111.1“:
ago in the walls of the 110th Norwal‘l.
has been placed on exhibition
lirlldtdiphlg’e drug store 1111 ‘1‘»
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cm. The Vermont Interests complete
of roles to (intense. while the 1111111111.
producers mics similar 111111111” 11111
carding mm to Philadelphia and
other cut-err: pants. tissues! for the
wilroitdi declared than the light-was
11 competitive one 1111111111 «the m corn.
from minis! fiver.
W at 111111 11111111111111- cannula 111111111 1111111111 she-ind! Who 111
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Tmc. Fast Disappearing in Cannot. .-
cut.
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a Success.
cums {ideally Gallic cad 111m
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«Hundreds 11111111111111.1111 or 1111111111111:
people on over the civilised world have
successfully breed1ed.1iiceth‘s 1111-,
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the Splinter during the“ day monsoon:
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TRAFFIC IN FLESH AND BLOOD
it has been said that hard work
for 11. weak sickly woman is traffic in
flesh and blood. it makes little differ—
ence whether the field of Work is at
home orelscwhere; but .11‘ every. we»
man in the world who goes about her
work with backache, headache. ner-
. voueness, 1ilea1'ing down pains and the
blues. would remember 111111. Lydia. 1P.
Pinkliarn's Vegetable Compound rom—
edics the cause oi? such troubles,
work would become 11 pleasure and
life \f'orth living.
HARTFORD HOSPITAL AUTHORI-
TIES UP AND DOiNG.
111:1'R'1‘11‘0RD, March 15.~—l’11.blica-
tion of the failure of the Hartford
Hospital to ask from the General As-
1 sembly an appropriation in support of
Wildwood. its tuberculosis annex, stir~
' rcd the hospital oillclals to action and
led Dr. P. 111. lngulls to seek a confer-
ence with 1Senator Edward W. Hooker
for advice concerning the matter. it
has been decided that practically the
only method remaining for meeting
the emergency is to ling Wildwood
and Gaylord Farm Sanatorium, at Wal-
lingford. in the request for 1111 appro-
priation large enough to cover state
aid to patients in both institutions at
$1 “111‘ week each. A hearing is to he
held Tuesday. it is undersiood'thnt
the State Tuberculosis Commission
favors the 1111111 and that members or
it will be present 111 the healing.
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