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Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 26, 1913 · page 10

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are among the most useful un e in v' il’l'e s s . , e‘ l tel- el remains good style to wear- A ' '

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,iruits summary be made Mainly into the prime mixture until and more «favored every year, ior with inc qualities are interior to crepe and
abandons as well. Soaked in all is well mixed. Put into a button the appearance 0.3. each season's «what is not so satisfactory for dinning.
to until no”; and stuffed with ed panhandr'bake about 30 minutes in 3. r the in- « ~r-—--

Lib-en, sugared. they are-line a moderate oven. This should be cliff 2:213:23;fiesaflggvggfirmfiw mm This is a ‘year of combinations, in
mm. In disparitieslznd mike the :11: broiwncd.mll§may 2e rigged will:a satieioctolily When we 1.ememmfl.:Roth iRetell-inns and colors, and :3”
“m 101‘} the [web on. it ppe ‘ or 3' no son the linings and criiiollnos onceslised, eaut ““9 gowns o‘ c ii‘l’on W at
‘, ,idiey make excellent {filling may be made with the Yolks of the the dialicultles ”3,8330%“ “.3333 them iwith a drsbed tunic oil crepe or char-

lfhesgd'igley 31‘???qu when :ffillkizl‘ggdfhmk; Will‘fmslfg:r $3: the likelihood of the dress material 3;?“RJ’PJS‘; 91:31“ ”thrombi? 3“:
and aims with ad'roimfl-velzrflil: the mixture into a dongle boiler over mintgfigsflxhfi‘fisxihzu em malls “ram; inerogmbbzmixrwni‘th
" is one of the most delicate oi "the tire and cook it until thick. Servo”me home ldd‘Pssmflkel‘ we rejoice at net,‘ chiffon or race.“ Almost a neces more llomelike
and is Mutable for serving an cold on «the cold pudding. Dried 02‘ It“ simplicity of the present styles Isity is the fashionable touch of lacs '1‘! m f elin ' h e “3-;
mail social afluir. canned needles. Dears or apricots may yINot on”, is the cousmmmn more 6% even if it is not used in any Proiuaion "50 0 8 8 0 0m “'38

 

Parlor is a word‘closoly connectedI While cushions are no longer piled COMMITTEE-- .
with the word mliamentwfmm the ‘abotit so promiscuoualy as they once BOSTON ADV“ Zdlmmn the helm
French “parlor," 30 speak. a derivation I warm they are always more or 1933 of lug Oil the ui’i‘ibli'id of the NEW York
oulllclently denoting the uses of the 'a recess on says the Chicago Journc New Have“ and Hartford. WWW"
1._)orlor. The needs of the family led 31- F0? the porch of the country house (”WWW “"d'Mm“ lines,,\vas ”95““
do 1899 (ohms! parlors; where £336 mellrIthey will be covered in the printed ed today. Louis J). (Brandeisamlonne
bers of the household co‘uld meet and 'umm And here the bold futurist ed ills withdrawal as counsel for the
feel at home and naturally the decor ‘Dattems whwh demand splice. will Boston Fruit and Produce Exchanm
atlons in these lesser parlors were find themselves more at their ease but cult! that he would continuous in
less impressive than tibiae in the state “‘3“ “WWW“? 8189- > 1 ‘ Ipnrty to the (me 1“ the “pad” 0““
reception rooms, but ligiltsomer and When 0119995 ‘3 t°° 3°“ ‘0 grate “Mien 0f Maswchw‘t‘” "

'press through a cdarse wire strainer,I Since the present hearing began,
lining the back of a spoon. ~Phlludei. MT Brandeis has appeared as the

 

 

hia :Times 3 representative of the Exchange and

“mm“ be “”1"“ Wimuy' be ”maredw ‘“ “‘9 “me “my and “‘8" i m t b t tl time lured for “W“ the crown on the waist. as a “‘8 With "16 wane 0‘ JFilimdfill‘v andin > has conducted a greater port oi’ ulo.
them for several hours to be solved but without the sauce or s e ory, u w rec ve t or at the necil on the sleeve. ‘thb 3'9““ 39“” 0' security, and in ” V ‘ ' ‘t A

making a gown today is so much less 8 01‘ ,xFlowerbed Border... examlllniion‘of witnesses. Yesterday

back to their natural \vliih whipped cream if desired. , that it is ml important feature for the a glimpse oi 1M9 adds smartness to all the association of home life the in
'hhey must be cooked at least I» Prune Jelly—One WI) 0f prunes, su‘ busy housewife The saving in the ma. 3 mm“ which ‘3 worn lor almost any finance 0! the :ieminine element be- on the walk side with a low box hedge,
lire inniukewarm waiter, or'llong- gar to taste, one ounce of gelntllle genial: required is another important melon ‘. ‘ came more and more prominent New will be charming says flarper's Ba-

wolter be used. S‘oak them juice of one lemon. Stew tile prunes ”item so «that nowadays two gowns u-wn- timed. new wants the lady's bower di- :2” Filled with below“ the will b
ill they are soft; n ever ilfitll until they are tender All especially skiliui handling of vided from its utilitarian use of bed- I i y 9

Two borders three: feet wide, edged the directors of the Exchange adopted

a resolution setting forth that he was A
no longer (their counsel before the

commission.

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reek Sugar must he slid through a sieve and add the gelatine of time and material that were once shadow allover lane in a dinner «own room, because the boudoir. This is “Max:332: 3:581:31); igniting; ‘ .
inns troll while it is eoaklug, which has been soaked in a. little cold- new”. for the, making of one I0” ”“19 m“ ”WP” “3 “We. ‘8 ‘“ V',°“'“ mm“ ‘°° mm“ m ”5m" 9"" .1, on o t 1 t u, 3 t . T'
the mercurial Review When the water Add the juice of the lemon and ' Ieifoot ‘" the skirt ‘“ imitation 0’ the me most congenial. y o no pan 9 noon ea 00 S o l

Icicse together, you can scatter among «
are soflt put them on to sim- sugar to taste. Put this mixture olor .5033 clinging materials M? required slashed ”1,0 adopted by “in!“ Tile parlor has miller much of althenl' bulbs oi the beautiful illum for m“ “a (3mm
iilhe water in which they were the tire, cook three minutes and pour to fashion successfully the modern ““99"“ in PM” The modified from munnlsll element in it for her: rhuoryfanratum and roots of m lov The "3 Kl d Y H M 80 I
Never boil prunes as that into molds. Bel-v with- Will )cd it 1° llllin "19°9de With-3 plaiting alone, and so a new room has to he 3 5 a ii on a" "a" “gill ‘
- 9 Pl hrswnf Crepe. it may be said, lead: 0“ c will in ee‘ I 3 “on .foulglove will follow the peonies, and
The long, slow simmer. ’c'mam, . Lm popular favor and there 33 excel. ~ 3 9. c 81" ,a mum us to invented The custom of the ladies

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W113i- “lily require When the Steamed Prune Pudding-0ne egg. lent reason ior its populurliy. as this 0 a n nose to " “my“ wltrl‘idrawilllgegftcr dingdg‘ “It“; T; from dates ‘9! the borders you might 81mm”! , '_
,m W63 pulled ur and tender. one large cup of buttermilk. one too. is not only one or ltlle most beautiful Intenselv oriental are many of the "‘9 ”m n ' 5“” ° ° “ m have ‘ oral rows or apters to bloom ‘

the Skins unbroken. they are spoon :le soda, three tablespoons of weaves but it drapes so gracefully and new silks, ‘both in color and deem I w“ “MM!” withdrawing room) Iifi the gin and it wouidl’not be at all
Isugnr. two «tablespoons of butter 1%; is so serviceable that it is well adapt— Minnelli enacts are leaders. and will Royalty 5“" “ 3”“ impetus t‘f,'th:Iim-possible to hale daffodil, nerd-Ina.
. W191i dine llCillOr thick like cup of prunes, pinch of suit and nllt- ed for both afternoon and evening how “I“ position “0 1°98 35 “1° "5° 0! the name no on H to 9" IOI‘ tillln W for early spring flower

 

 
 

 

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tile prunes and. boil the mag 1% cup of flour Cream the hm wear. _ ,3 country irom which they derive their bar" by the institution of drawing “‘9 _. J. B. Tatemnnd Son, makers of hard.

. Ill! by itself until it is thlclr. ter and sugar and add the beaten egg -—-- I “3"“. “was WW“ ““3" ”m“ The” mom —wmm8t0n-H0mm I ”M ‘ ‘ ' wow 1mm“ and New we“ was; '\
much of this as you willll over 'and me soda dissolved in mg milk when, is a wide variaty in Crepes are also Turkish Milan, Chinese. ‘ _ “ We mod Work ~ ‘ completely ‘ burned yesterday. The
Wand serverthenl with whip- Sift the sugar and nutmeg with the Some are so line that one cannot de- Japanese and Persian enacts, marvel- ‘9 Burn L“. (in, 5 ‘ "Wide BMW) woodwork can be 1°“ is about ‘15’000' covered. it is

Will dour into the mixture. Pit and ollopiilect the crinkled weuve except ion oils in the blending- 0i 00|0r8.1lit0 After lighting a burner of your gas made to l" 'l-ilihe new by rubbing it believed, by'lnsurnnce. Tn" ““599”

. Pudding—One pound of the prunes line and odd those ’lam; Inning inspection, as with crepe de which are skilfully introduced metal range or stove set a joint of stoveIwell will: 3:115!!le in whiting. M— the fire ‘5 unknown. 'Abourtwenty
{our 9888, one cup of sugar Steam threo‘ ilollis 1'll‘l‘s'l'hliy’iic sorvrIcillneu Other styles as Thracien threads. Not, only are idles? 38110? pipe over the burner. cover the top of 181‘ the Whiting dries it should be thor- persons were ““910”: there The
file Dnm98 and stew them until ed with hard sauce 0i nny dfistnrd crepe hole a more distinct line Can silks in dnvor for afternoon and even- pipe with an asbestOs lid. You will be ougllly removed with a soft cloth The factory “'3'” a “‘0 9'“ a hall! 3W

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

very suit. Remove the pits sauce desired [ton crepe unlit crepe meteor lire also in; wear. but they are popular for surprised at the amount of iileutI Paint is not injured. as it usually is by building. of flame “Emmet!” Dur-
w the prunes “'1‘“ a fork “M11 W......... [filtered weaves which to some extent vests collars or cuffs for brightening thrown out, beeideoquile a saving in the application of soap and water. and log “the height 0' the we“ ”of” 0’
id“ light and foamy; Beet the A good adv pays in the best paper Iere displacing the highly boulder char- arrest (1W 3' “we ’ w, . your gas bill.~7_Los Anselm; Express. . idle process is easy ~Pittsburgll Bun. 3133;921:5233? 3’9 but no 5""
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J 'r' ’ " ' i‘ I . - : o ‘ CATHOLIC NEWS lN HARTFORD evening before the Holy N» S ¥ 3‘
Me ' " ' . , , y _ . I. . pgbcgsg,'\ .l t ciety-or dt. Augustine's Church. His 8 E I T l n E L F A 8 a I 0 n P l' t T INE'
, . o u e . .- . w“ . ‘ l , . , ~__._‘1_. .5 - subject will be Marcus Tuition Cicero,

Convent")... of K. 0' ‘C.-‘-Bllhop Ni- lheOrator and the Man. Mr. Col“-
1m... .3.th Anniversary belt in an: instructor in public speak-

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"rHHTcllNl'C SURE. mars Monday r“ y
. LQOKS VERY in“; in ' “ ’ Lost Sunday evening a committee
SIGN HERE I- WORRIED! B b 3 E While Tuesday. May 13, is the data representan the people of Si.

9U?TU:E'L5ENDIEQ.. for the twelfth annuul‘st’ate conven- 0mm” parish {1,23de preeent- ‘
U I hb‘ ”0“ 05 “‘9 K9189“! 9! “WWW“ M ed to Rev. W. iii Lynch, ll puree oi"
Connecticut Waterbumiwhm' the nearly $2,500. Father moon‘s health
.(3l0l'YBntiOIl 13 to be held I!“ mad“. is, not Km and he {3 compengd to
Driiliiuliudnfl 101' “"0131 midflflw seek a more favorable climate fol re-
m'entli on the two durapreoedlw- 0n canal-alien from n recenttiilneos. He
503d“: May 11» the “W4 “93"” will will complete tweutl live yours in the
be contorted upon it 9163! a: dimly priogthmd in Jung
100 Lnndlndtee. whengnany promi- M... _ V .
neut members at the... order are ex; When the vacant properly grown
poctcd to be present. The ceremony the expensive use a, sentinel Wain
.. will take place in the Hull Armory at Him and sell it. ‘:
2 o'clock in thent‘ternoun, and n lull

' ' ' ~ . t cllooll willfullow at K. of,(). head
3 , . . . quarters. A complimentary bull for WUMAN SUFFEBED
I I ' y ’ " the delegates has been turruuscd for
5053! WE JU$T FOUND , Monday evening in til new stilts or

MR- BlHGO HRS DONE ’ lllory, which is expectsd to be one at E
till: most elaborate alialrs ever helm.

acres COMMl'l SUICIDE
in that city During the convention

neodnuurtoro will he established lit. the .
Hotel Green, and all trainumili in Fmflmummdby
, met by a committee alter Lo' clock Fm ”WWW
Monday afternoon. homunculus Health by Lydia E.
the delegates will attend ll 9019111!) W‘v

ilipli :lnnilii Marat. Peters Church. The 3 ,,

convention will then boropencd ill bl. compound.‘

Hull Armory by Slate Deputy William
J. Mulligan, of Tholnpllonviio. Alter Aume “"1 MM m

adjournment tho delegated but have ntmummyun yumtlndllihuuoh cilantro may his chosen for this mutt»
3 'dl hmuiuet at the “How: Green. w . . I 0W W and build “1" °r drill! l‘wn‘ TM yoke cal dress. it ic‘plaitcd with the Mr

Roy. Walter J. Shooter. hm. oi I: f“. Milan“ 1'0“” with moi mammary in shortcuttovmgmm unwind at or. loll mnt on.
Dunbar). writing til-omr'limne. ml: , “ ‘ - -"‘ . could “embroidery one. Monti . or iii
"Had no audience with the iioiy F0; 1. . " “ time, , m ‘ 9n

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