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, and cyporiance have ‘proved
Ye,‘ products of the cocoa beau
yicles of food as wholesome as
' e agreeable, says the Woman‘s
cinnamon. Chocolate is almost
runny liked, and the delicious
or hat it gives to a large variety
'linary preparations makes
in the kitchen of inestimable vai- '
many good
11 the basis of
hocolate Filling (for cake
Melt :55 squares of unsweetened cho-
oblate in a small saucepan placed in
urges saucepan containing boiling ~
er, and .add one
mitwdered sugar and three tablespoon
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.9. yolk of one egg, slightly beaten,
6 one half cupinl of powdered sugar,
“it in a double boiler until mixture
kens, stirring constantl'y’at first
{at mixture may llg perfectly smooth.
l. flavor with one half ionspooniul _
(It vanilla, and spread.
,ho‘colnlc limb—Bent the yolks
eggs until thick lel(l\leln011 color- 1.
hiacaroon creams—Soak one ,
11111111111190.1111 of gianulated gelatine
.rhreé iahlespoonfuls of cold water -
do two cupl'uls scald!
‘ ilk melt one square of unsweet-
ii chocolate and add the yolks of
eggs; slightly beaten and‘mixed
it, one half cupiul of sugar and one
urthteaspoonl‘ul of salt.
aptly until mixture thickens, remove
mange and add the
13 eggs, beaten until
thirds cuptul of niacuroons drhd and
ed and one ,teaspoonful of vanilla.
(into individual molds, first dip-
Siir con-
whites
stiil’
pie)—-—'
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dry, and fold into his? mixture.
boss; and bake in :1 moderate oven
its
"with powder sugar.
hnlf pint of bony cream,
roll Glaze with chocolate frosting
spoonfuls of butter, add two table-
bie’nded; ‘ then pour on
king point.
of one third cupinl sugar and two table
two
the yolks of three eggs beaten thick.
Cool slightly, and add one half tea—
und flavored with vanilla.
The most cumpIete rental lists are
or
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constantly, one half cupiul of sugar
and two tnblespooni’uls oi cocoa. Beat 1 long sleeve and the separate vest have
the Whites of live eggs until suit and ,deyeloped many new styles in cut and
Spread in a bultorod dripping ‘pnn,
having mix-tore our: third inch in thick-
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- Novel Cuffs for Long Slows.
The continued popularity of the
trimming. There is no appreciable
difference in the eminent" the sleeve,
but the method oi’ trimming the lowerl
spoonfuls of flour and stir until well.‘
gradually,’
while stirring constantly, three fourths »
cupiul 0f milk and bring to the b0“ handkerchief linen very finely tucked
Melt one and one -hmf18fld edged with a (1er mn of finely
squares or unsweetened chocolate add
spoonfuls of hot water and stir until'
smooth. Combine mixtures and add
spoonful of vanillmrand the whites of
three eggs beaten stilt Bake in a
buttered baking dish 25 minutes.‘
Seive with whipped cream sweetened
umns, where landlords and tenant-1
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portion is varied and unusual. Cults
Remove from N“ t” :1 ”We“ sprinkled seem to predominate and lace pianos-1
Spread with (”1" es to hold its own, according to a New
whipped.
sweetened and flavored with vanilla.
Trim Off edges and r0“ like 11 jellylmodels there was seen a charming
York Herald.
At a recent exhibition of imported
lgown of crepe meteor oi' the new in-
Chocolate Souffle—«lieu two table lminous blue shade the sleeve of
i
1which was out much after the order
of the bishop model of other days. The
‘lower portion or the sleeve below the
jpui‘t was finished with a deep our! of
embroidered linen at the outside. The
sheeiness oi the fabric and the ox-
,quisite daintincss oi‘ the embroider-
ery added to llle simple elegance of
the gown, which was Its distinguish-
'lng characteilsllo.
l Anothci distinctive way 01’ finishing
101' the material forming a ruifie of
filmy dulntlness
in still another model the sleeve
was out very tight and extended to the
lwrist where the edgcs wort tulnod
lunch at ri: lit 1111? lbs to the sleeve and
{tom the opening 11 dloplmnous mass
of Mechlin lure pccped faith. The
‘sleove was trimmed to the elbow with
lpnrnllel rows of buttons, which were
'Jolncd by knotted strands of bruid.
As an outwine of tho populuiily of
thesluntinu (out limits the separate
.inls, has manifested litii‘ll'. A model
of unusual protllnvss wnu'onc mode of
white liberty satin. ti‘lirmod down the
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l WOMEN PAY OVER $16,500.
“inhuman, April 19.411111 suit or
Receivers Norris is. Lippitt and Fred
P. ‘Holt. 0! the defunct Windsor Locks
Savings Bank, to recover a claim of
$32,000 from Miss Ida C. Converse and
Mrs. Myrtle 1B. Elson. daughters of the
late 1A. W. Converse, defaulting treas-
urer of the bank, has been settled by
the payment on the part of the two
women of $16,500 to the receivers. In
bringing the suit the receivers claim-
ed that Mr. Converse hnd fraudu-
lently conveyed to his daughters real
estate 'and stocks and .bonds which
were properly the assets of the bank.
Counsel for the two women told J nose
Holcomb yesterday that Miss Converse
claimed that some of the property was
purchased with serorai thousand dol‘
lure of her own money, and that there
were other offsetting claims: also,
that $11. 000 of the property in ques‘
U0“ was the proceeds 0' “188 of real for the purpose inside, smooth with stain
estate descended from. the grandfath-
er of the two women.
Stops falling Hair
Hall's H'air Renewer certainly stops
failing hair. No doubt about it what
ever. You will surgly be satisfied.
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L. ELLlOT POSTAWASTER AT
' CLINTON,OTHERLWASHING
A TON NEWS.
] wasnmo’rox, April limt‘mr
gressmnn Malian yesterday rccour
luntiidtd lo the posi- oil’it‘e departinunl
.tho appointment of John L. l«llioi,:1s
punt inhaler at Clinton.
Charles W. Coluntcck of illonlvilln,
:i’ormcr chairman of [he (loinot'rnili‘
'isinie committee, is in Washington on
ibuslucns before the supreme court oi
the United States. ' 1
Mr. Rollin C. Joni-(s of Norwich was
a \‘isiior at the office of Boprrscnlg-
tire Multan yesterday.
Mrs. Buol. rilgiilit or the Connecti’
out Daughters, seconded the nomina-
tion of Mrs. Story to be pi‘osidonbgen-z
oral oi‘ the organization, at an enthus-
lniuio meeting that lasted long after
midnight T111 eddy night.
The Connecticut delegates to the
at a reception tendered them by Mrs.
Wand of Simsbury at her Washington
mime, lust night. ,
They will be entertained at a ion by
Mrs, (1611ch Clinton tomorrow ulter-
noon from d to 7. ’ .
senator llrnndcgosnudf, Charles B.
, Whittlouoy or New London and Char-
lol Wrilomstock of Norwich were 1111-
mlttod to practice before tho supreme
court of the Unllod Slates yesterday
at 110011.,
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JUNON AND BUOKLAND BOTH
EXPLAIN.
diatom Attorney stile. Judson oi
Falrllcld county 111111 made a reply to
vluwPrtuldout lit. 11.111111111111111, lob
iuwlnk the latter. statement or you
torday remains a telephone commu-
nication to him iromtll‘i‘r. Judson. In
hisroply 1m. Judson nutter that be
non Imposed 11111 condition or 1011111
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Continental congress were entertained l
diction to know mambo lanyard {or .
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”Paotolo Shins;
The pactole is a ribbed silk, ill-.e a house of looking well dressed “1“?“ JK.
laiile, brocaded in stunning figures 01?
gold, silver or i1idesccnt. metal
threads of all colors. says the Chicago
Journal. The background is always
'of a dark tone~blue, black, brown or
reen--—upon which the figures glinr
nicr when worked in the iridescent
threads.
Teach the Boys to Care For
Preu Their Clotnes.
To keep the costs and other wear
from wrinkling, be sure to have plen-
and
‘ty of hangers which may be had very
cheaply. two for 5 cents, at many
stores; but it. pays to get, good ones.
To remove the dust, keep 11 small cane
or rattan beaten and whip them thor-
oughly; then lay the garment out
smoothly on :1 table and with a hard
bristle brush for mud spots, and a
sort brush for ordinary use, so over
the garment thoroughly until all run-.1
lina dust is removed.
could be hung in the hot sun for a
few hours before doing this it would
make the cleaning easier. Begin at
the top of the garment and brush
down. 7
(if the elbows and knees of the pants
me. buggy and out of shape, lay a
damp cloth on them and fold them up
for an hour or two; then lay them on;
the ironing board or slip a board used
the paim.oi the hands, until they lie
flat; cover with a cloth nirlpresg with
a hot iron until dry. Do not iron the
garment, but prose Il;ll1clc is a dii
felt-nor. If the (‘Olltilri and
Die shiny sponge with a damp cloth
and press until (liy. \li' boys were
‘cutting and are.
and 100 feet long.
if the garment ‘
elbows
ther or slhtrr thin would 0111! the ox-
lessened when they are thrown on
their own lofilOlfl‘CeB ziwoy f1 0111 1101110 '
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Parchment on VPanu-y sztcti'
How to cover pantry shelves neatly
and quickly in a mannei to permit
{eaSy cleaning is a pioblcin to every
require .
housekeeper. Newspapers
unsihhtly; oiicioth ‘
Stilpa cull Ilt. the edge, and perforated
iancy shell liorde1s of soft paper soon
loan. A new parchment paper, smooth
and hard is made in long rolls ready
to lay on your shelves. is washable
and very rough. it Is 15 inches wide
line drawers of the sideboard or 11111--
eau or to wrap lunches or flowers.
When traveling use it to wrap soap,
wash cloth or baby’s toilet articles-—
'Ji-loihcrs' Magazine,
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Sim”: Flavor, lworkmen‘s compensation . bill.
Burn 11 1le of sugar until black
then odd ii iii cup of water after lak-
i111, [mm in; the. hut in a bottle and
use three teaspoonluls with a little
vinegar for flavoring cake, This
tastes exactly like maple sugary—Mo»
there Magazine.
11' iodine in spilled on linen 01 col-
ton, pour boiling hot starch over the
Repeat thig‘ twice within an
hour and the stain will disappear,
says an embange. This will reinoie
nearly all kinds or ink stains also.
lingo and William Guinbart,
have been spending a few days
who
at
their home here, have returned to . . r
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WOULD PREVENT READING ST.
JAMES’ VERSION OF BIBLE
"“ IN soHOOLs. ,
mushro, Minn, April 19.~"—Rev.
Father Robert ‘Hughes pastor at St. .
Johns Catholic Church, has procni ed
a temporary restraining-order against
the president of the local school board.
to stop the reading of the Bible and
other socalled religious exercises in
the high school.
Customs and usages of the orthodox
Evangelical Churches enter into its ex-
ercises, and the King 'James’ version
of the Bible, which is not acceptéd by
the Roman Catholic Church, is read,
. according to the complaint. ' ‘
The order issued by ‘Judge “Plan is
lrotnrnnbie on April 29.
It is handy also to«
FlSHER WORKS 0N COMPENSA-
TION BILL.
NEW HAVEN, April 19.~—-I’rot. Fish.
er. of Middletown, has been engaged
by the legislative labor committee to
put into final shape the draft of the
The
compromise bill in the hands of the
committee has several sections upon
which there is no agreement between
Ralph—O. Wells, who represented the
employers, 'I-‘alcott H. Russell, who
spoke for the state commission, and C.
J. Danaher, who represented the Fed-
eration of Labor. Proi. Fisher attend-
ed the hearings and spoke at length
upon the subject.
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SWEET POWDERS
" FOR CHILDREN ’1
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. Constipation, lll ni'rdnclle‘
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taught to rare for their clothes while Dartmouth Conege, to resume their ”may? ”.11....3‘16gginflgtutiz
at home, instead of leaving it for mo~ studies. .m . “littoral. in“. ”61“1h§1~sn.1.¢m§f'fiiv.
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11:11:01 do not know whether
(lir. .Vlellenl is arrow that the how
yois nie handling the dciense in this
manner. i understand he is fought
by ”Mr. l'lorn. lie seems to be against
Mr Milieu, uhilc the other three
men are in his inyui I do not know
whether Mr. lloln nuiy have put it
up to the luwyois in this way, hill 1
think you ought to got this informs.
lion in Mr. hlrllvn right away, and if
necessary change their don-nae."
Mr. Buckland in closing says he
will let the pilbilo judge as to wlicth- \
(31' there was all llll'i‘ut llnd as to who
1 is u liar.
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A Furnished Room to Rent?
Sentinel want rlmmroa it in n for.
i dished room—4111115311. ‘
BABKACHE
A SYMPTOM
Of More Serious [linen Ap-
proaching”. Mrs. Bon-
. der's cm.
Backhand i4 11 symptom of organic
Weakness or dorangmcnt. it you have
backache don't neglect it. To get par.-
nt relief you niuaorchch the root
at ‘11 trouble. Read about Mrs. Beu-
our I experience. ‘
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tool: Lydia Ill. Pink-
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am In perfect hnaith.
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