1
,c
11111;. for spring' Table.
one. and palate also.
chips and pens served in the usuol’
'. ., but have gracedths table uli
nter. For vsrio‘tion, then, them. is
as round as possible.
bottom so that they will rest firm
on a' plate Then scoop out the
11111111: to let them got so well
than they will! fall apart.
utsr With the cooked pens, and
oily beneath the turnip cups.
ithe brash fruits arrive.
esp figs, raisins, candied mange,
ii and lemon. Grate a little maple
it does not quite harden when
tilled in cold water. Do not stir
which/"should be‘ts'erved in'Smnll
Vdividusl glasses. Add a layer of
dry wholesome.
corn chrysautbcmums are very
“Vim/9.. for ladies‘ lmcheons, says
' "s Illustlwsted Make a. boiled
ing exactly as you would make
arid coke. using a cupiulmf sugar,s
hiespoonrul of vinegar slid the
711141111: 1cm commence AND
‘ V} 711211150 7H5
iMNI'rso sums. . . ,. ,3
V ports from the United States to
LtLih~Ameiicn will approximate our.
snt fiscal year. or pr'acti-
times as lunch as a decade
'nswfiiiib inr- received and
u - led by the Stutisiicnl Division of
£11m”. of h‘oxeilg’n and nestle
stile 1111111211111. ihtit the W 116 of
cilandise exported f1 1131 the United
to Latin-America in the {isonl
813 'will apprflrimslo 325 mil.
‘ lire, against 115 million in
8.1119 shore of our exports now
V, on Latin America is over 13 per
2. t., as Lngslnst 8 per cent. in 1903.
‘ time the imports from there have
100.0111 More for 19113 having been
‘, million dollars, against an esti-
@110 million in 1913. The shuro
. Merchandise from Latin Ameri-
Win 01' the imports into the Uniiou
V 2 no. in 1.903. 22 per cent; and
gin current your. About 2'6 per cent
1 lie expomltrom the united
to Latin 1111111111111 fihow s murk-
imprecise the share which: they
.9! the lots! importifoi that crap
100. Control and 2ii'outh America,
Vdautn Domingo) has
and 111‘ 11112111 , garb; Figs
mpilsmby Mmimuut 0!
0. 11101111111 nic- imports of
merican countries in 1905, in-
111111112 111111211 of such imports
wn tram the «linited Sitter
11111 com. A similar stute'
so the your 1908, showed that
111-11111
V 111111111 State! 21111 11111'24'211212
the latest Anonymous-
0 consumers ,
t the share 01" the
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111 11511111 in the spring "0. wish 9. lug is done stiri into it three cups of}
from the rsghlamwinter buy freshly popped corn‘. .
m and it. 13 then that the house round crackers with this mixture and have been launched in women's fu'sll
1111111111111 any novelty that can bake in a moderate oven until they 10““ hsvo Bee?! represented in cm“ WeaVe are rivaling rougee and all). furniture covers, a clever woman emp-
lily prepared and is agreeable to have turned a delicate brown
family have grown weary of good relish
thin: more pleasing than to chsnge'
' ting white turnips the size of
Peon
em curedully. then cut off a slice at
ore and boil in salt water? being V
FillV
bu a. small round plate with a
‘90!“ butt! frutti is a novel dessert
Fill 9.
allow buttered pan to the depth of
an inch with cotrlflskes a few
1-" incl boil in a cupful of hot water
hipped cream; This is not only a. ‘
011011 12111111111 for each business day .
ma 11111911 reu'résentins 111““ 111111111 so 11111111111: 20111111. 16 1111111111. and
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whites of four eggs. When the frost-1 Braid Gives a Jaurfty Touch
1 es 111 so lee that
Spread thin Natural y the once of y
ldrénl 3 styles. The scparwte coats lisve‘
1
Spanish peppers. Pound them in 0. W110 can may and simplify the
“Wm" ‘0 a smooth paste and add 'yo'uth and 11511111 of her little slough-tor
them by degrees to a mayonnaise 11“" smartest cunts We 11121111 in
13’ Wlth fish that has rather dry “88h dolphin NOT”! American Neully a"
The oily qualities in the mayonnaise show sashes of satin or wide belts
make it especially 30°F m" “‘3 ‘“ .ithis Buttons are used 110 trim them, and
way. all (the novelties that have appeared
um m. «:22
A sweet pepper mayonnaise is n reflufted some .01: the noticsublo 111243
“in“ “V0 0" three red tures and the wise 11100151? is 9110' 009'
dressing This makes 9' delicious serge whipcords velvet1he'uvy corded,
sauce to use with boiled fish, especial-36““ and broadcloth says the Plhilan-
”UH
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echoed irr trimmings that have the
.muiVn colors in their weaves. "
Notices in wool and heavy 011k
washable materials 2
1309311)” the Russian blouse models
we the 11,9wVeatV 11nd most. becoming
4
‘m'é" for illtvlc: time. 1'1”” ”0L both. A large roll of rose-springed French '
pollen-less and with high stock col-
lure. ’l‘hetsidb or can be evident on
11112111111111. above the belt. crceslntr
over to the ccnwr'beneath a sash or
leather 31111111.. .
" iiiugV‘to be Moved.
dings are bent moved by rolling
In the matter of desserts a dainty' in buttons for mob‘lers‘ ‘dres-B are re- ihem on poles. Have the pole a trifle ends at one Corner
stripped! silks: clung/sable affects are! e compass 'of 01.111111; Bits.‘
in" n ’me’awta ‘2’
‘H~-\.\D"\-x “'1
After hoardin'g up scraps of cree‘
91011119211111 from window draperies Land i
i
iitiodtller patch bug one day and from
the oddly shaped pieces of cremnno
made 11111111 pretty articles.
cretonne furnished material enough to
cover a hatbo‘x.
To
cut .a band long enough to encircle the
b10111~ and wide enough to cover the
‘ sides, with allowances made for ouflr
ing in it the top and bottom.
With bookbinder's paste join the
Slash the edges
little dish is the individual apple cus- {produced in smaller sizeV for little longer than the “1.8 and about fivg so that they will turn neatly and paste
turd. To make this, best one pint of daughter
mllk,sepa1sie two eggs. into the oval farms predominate
yolks beat three tablespooni’uls of an bone. wood and glass buttons afford
gar one tablespoonful of cornstarclniimportnnt decorative notes for little
and a pinch of suit. When at the boil-.‘ooats
ins point remove the milk from the! Braid gives a inuniy, military iouch'
stove and pour it slowly into the {es in straight lines across the front and
mixtu1.e Return to fire and cook to 'lorms opnuicts on the shoulders. The
the consistence of boiled custard. 111- silk mohail and soutuche braids are
to this custald stir one cupful and tailored. V
one half of raw grated apple, and one «Bulgarian embroidery in wool or
teaspoonful Ol“lcm0n extract. Pour coarse threads in the vivid reds, blues.
into molds and pile on top of each the 'greens and yellows is very effective.
whites of eggs beaten stiff, combined lit appears on 111-11112 of the expensive
with sugar and put in the oven toimodeis; but there is no reasoanorlts
brown. These custards can be served being confined to these, as any need
either hot or cold.‘ is woman should be able to work a
convontlonal pattern on the front. col~
1111' and cuffs of n woolen coat
112 Shepherd checks must not be too
gotten in the story 251 spring costs
They are touched up with bright yob;
v
Icorcreum served with cornfiokes is
delicious, having a nutty flavor, lit-tho
' flakes area well. toasted llfifql‘fipWYlD-fl
the ice cream dotted wilhukliiiit' 8‘
quantity. CA 111151ch 11110111111011“!!!
tl1is_dish‘fguvo it the name of. cornV
Alaska. as it is new 11111111121 to the‘
soaked Alsskn that also combines hem'
host and cold. _
gniine, nuns and ottomun weaves or
in tunesily cretouues.
Striped worsteds are trimmed with
for communication with ldhrope than
with the United States the shore
l'which we supply of the impoxis is,
' much smaller, being in the case of 11m-
zllVV’l per cent; Argentina, 11 per
cent; Uruguay, 13‘ per cent; Chile. 1’
per cent, and Paraguay, 3 per cent. :
The totnl value of merchandise sent
to Latin-America ;from~ the “United
States exceeds that supplied by any ~ ;
other single country. The figures of .. Mrs.'F. W. Guion'of New Haven has
1911' "'3 latest your for which official «been spending the punt week in town
statistics of the countries in question
are uvailuhis,‘ show that ihs mor'chuu-' pfig. ”1111111..“ ll” liodlmer and
disc exported flohl the United States' daughter Anna bpent Tfiurada} In Nor.
i0 Lutln- America toiulled 27-1 million walk
dollars in value; from Great Britain -- W
to Latin A111c1icn. 249 million; and 21m Woundy 11111 wired C 10.13rlnrk-
frdm Germany. 161 million. The per 'crholf’s residence on Railroad avenue
onstage of growthflhowgovel has been for electricity.
grunter onwtho port 'of Germany than: ~—
thut of the United States. Germany 5 S S ‘lliluckezhoh! is still indisposed
exports to iniin~Amerlcu having grown' at his home on Rniboud avenue and
from 50 million dollars in 1901 to 1111 his recovery seems slow.
million in 1911,1111 lacrosse of 222 per
09111., ' 11111111 of the United 1Kingdom.
from 116 million to 249 million dollars.
an increase sills 111112 cont; sud-those
of the United atoms. from 119 million
to 2721 milling dollars. an increase of
130 per cent. The actual gain on the
part of the linked Btutoswss. how-
ever. greater than that ofV'GermsnyVor
the United Kingdom. 2 1'
' Cuba. Argentina. Mogico, Brush and
Chile ups the chief importers of meta
chandiso commie 1311111111 States. the
reloads value being in the order 1111111-
ed. Cbbo‘s imports from the United:I
dilutes in the latest availible your ~bc~
ing 11111111111111 dollars: 11111111 of Argon-V
11111, 51 million; Mexico, 49 million: '2
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W. 1. 11111111 bus moved into his new
home on nuldwiu street. necontly.
erected by Duwlcss ll. Duvouport.
John (2111111111 1111' 11111111111 03111131011
or Port Qhesicr spout part. of, the week
with Michael Torney and family.
house in Stamford. Thursday; b.1111 will
move to that city about May 1.
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W K. Goodhu'o 111111 111111 21101112 11111111
surveying for Nicholas Garnish about
'Nli property 111111 121111111113 0011101111.:
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12111111111 (lesion and 'l’umily
rived at their glimmer home on Ounce
”Hill otter Encoding the wiut
ll’eru. 6 million dolls".
0.1120112111111121“.
vet .collms, with corded silks in b01111}
'1
2 11111111111111 111111 sustained‘u 0909111117111 111“
‘ his tomboy}, necesuihti‘ng the bikini: ~'
JLohn Mliiiipsic’i’purchnsod a $3. 609',
' , fees or arms; And
‘ ed. sud was 12111111111111
yo s'rw
inches in diameter.' says the Nowl
tightly and then do each rug in three
or four spots with cord so that the
carpet is in no danger of slipping.
Seed p'esrl jewelry is docichlLy in
vogue. Brooches, hsipins, pin sets.
iockeis and necklaces are to be had in
2' many dainty designs.
Futurism is tho'iatesr theory in art.
Vnnd resembles cubism, with an at
tempt to express in pictorial form the
feelings of the artist, urges-hes been
sold, it is oublsm2pl'us moving pictures.
it is in these four theories only that
the textile trade is interested. and
high class silk amp ribbon depart-
manta are leveling in these new and
startling colors and designs
The surplicc line 'is follower? in
many of the new blouses.
A good my. boys in the bolt paper
trip, Mr. and Mrs 'flcverlll visited
2Rochesler, 1'iaguru Falls, and points
in Canada.
Mrs Leroy Monroe of Sprinxdnlo
and Mrs. Charles Austin of Main
street. spent a day or so last week
with Mrs. Alonzo Buttery in Silvor
mine.
Mrs. John Coleman who has been
visiting relsumg in town for the pastV
week returned to. Brooklyn iodn). toV
visit her son for a short time before
returning to her home in 11611101111111,
N Y .
whufoy
Calvin Miller and- if. hi. 111111121111 at
tended the National Printing, Pubilsin
'lng, Advertising andi'Ai‘lidd Tradcs'
LL‘xposltion in New Yoeri Saturday;
They also attended the New York
Pittsburg gifms at tho VPolo Grounds.
Floyd pr101, who recently purplish;
dd 11 motorcycle. met” with n furious
accident Friduthhiig riding down
South avenue Near the bonus occuL
the toad. 111111 was killed by the motor.
cycle; , m Taylor who thrown oi! his
of two 111.1th to signs the wound.
He was 1110 badly 11121111111111 about the
111111;; 1111111. He was it; "9
Where he received 111M111
111' Taylor sin-ind
consciousness, th
slowly 1111 did so. ‘
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pied by F 0 Lloyd 11 dog ran out into'
in place over the lid in the some
Enamel York Press. In roping lhe rug. do "i. 'munner, and to finish the lbox proper-
151 line with oretonne or plain mater
ial pasting the sides. bottom and top
smoothly to tho psstebcard founda-
' tion, This makes a lovely box in which
to keep your best hat, and is one
which need not be concealed from
view.
From pieces of cretonne woven. in
an old tapestry design so eifectivé
person for a sumovnr‘ld fashioned in
this manner: From stiff ‘cdrdboard cut
snob. Divide one oi the pieces direct-
!y in‘ hair. Using the cardboard for a
pattern. cut theicretonne, allowing a
with the crstouno,
‘ the outside and lining together with a
whipstit‘ch.
To either side of the large section
join 11 smaller one,‘ forming hinges in
three places. Tiils'lformasu adjusts
The following items 02L 11111111111211.
1
Viiéuied on the calendar of the South
'Norwulk Methodist Church yesterday:
3 Since this is the last Sunday that
the present organist, Harry 'W: 1111111111
qunrioito and cbol us will load. in the
.musio 01 our smmhlp. we
wish to publicly thank them. and to
express our app cldtlcn of their
faithful and devoted éffcrts that have
'sp much emicbed c'ur services from
“Sabbath io Sshbstb.
tctte whom we shall
neck from today no 1111 indium;—
Notice for Boy scouWh‘rsnk 0005!
11n- ‘gpwortu mus.
successfully sccomplitihed this;
two rectangles 11112111 round one end oi:
good half inch for turning in all 11-
Found Cover the cardboard sections
neatly stitching
bio screen which is an? ornament to . _
The incoming 111111111111. 11111 'iwalflf- '
«11111111119 one _
Archibald 1111111111111. . . . . .. .:0rgsnlst
Edmund Crowe.'." : fr...,.....Tenor ..
“fatten Scoliold. ..........C....Bnes
bliss Sadie lecnlkic........Sopruno '
Miss Antoinette DeéPler o: .Con'tr'nlto -
«demons 1111‘ V
ir Muster at his -~ 2
”tar-scary, takes
ummcr 1111,1211 .. '
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a what/a!
Iany table, says the Philadelphia. North
iAmerican.
From quite s 111111; piece of creton-
1210' was made all. oblong sofa. cushion.
To duplicate mills, make a. sllpcovor in
the usual way and sttoh a. band of
twins, nice or heavy c ocheted inser-
tion at either and four or five inches
from thé edge of the pillow.
An attractive correspondence folio
is ‘madc by cutting two oblongs from
cardboard. Cover these with cotton
batting, using» booirbinderfs paste.
Cover» thdinoide with. plain material.
matching the predominating color in
the orelonne. Cut a piece of creionne
large enough to cover both oblongs
and allow material for turning in at'
Whipsiitch the oretonne to the lining,
joining the two sections together on
one side fasten three bands of ribbon
or tape to hold the sheets of paper in
place. and on the other arrange bands
dlli‘lding the section in half for the en
velopes. 2Fold the bulges together and
tie shut with rape or ribbon This will
prove an acceptable gift to the 11111131
man who boards.
From the tinsel scraps dainty need-V
le cases may be dashioned. Cut the
two cardboard sections any shape you
desire “and cover with cotton batting.
From cretonne out the. outside cover-
ing and the lining from plain silk.
Whipotiich 'lhe two neatly together.
Fashion four leaves for the case from
white. flannel,
2111's., those between the stiff covers
‘ andxjoin with ribbon or silk cord. if
desired, the edges or the covers may
111.2 bound” with sntlgue braid. This
produces a particularly eiteciive lin-
1-
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er, the girl sway at school or the W03
hatching the edges. '
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WOMEN GAMBLEyF'OR 21110111
STAKES. '
Many women are gamblers 101- very
high stakes They stake their health
and good looks upon everything work-
ing out all right when sttacked by
those ailments which their sex alone
are called upon to suffer.
The only excuse can be ignorance
of the dangerous consequences or an
'aversion to undergo medical examin-
ation. This may often be avoided by“
recourse to Lydia E. Pinkham'g ,Veg:
etoble Compound, a perfectly safe '
and harmless remedy compounded
11mm ,roots and herbs! which for
nearly forty yenls has been curing
American women froih the ‘worst
the edges; also an inch for the hinge. Moms of female “15V
ARCHDEAOONRY MEETING
Lsrge Attendance at ’semi Annual
Meeting at St. Paul's Church
Members of the Fnlrif'éid Acrhdeu—
comy met at St. Paul's Chulch 1'11
Bridgeport.Ssiu1dny mowing in the
semiannual session of the lnterparo—
chial \iissions Study Class The mee‘t-
'iug opened at 10 o'clock with the cel- . . -'
ebrniion of Holy Communion, and at
'eleven o‘clock papers on “Some of
Our Island \iissions" were l€fld by the
younger members of the archdescon— .
TY
At noon 8 simple-2‘ luncheon was
served those in attendance. and are-
cess was in order until two o'clock,
when the Rev. C. E. Snuvely of La.
Gloria, Cubs addressed ‘21 missionary
meeting. There was an exceptional—
ly'large attendance at the session,
which was a distinct success.
whp sttendedlhelaunching. ' '
eidrt has a high waistlipe and insert-
ed sections befiween" the gurus. It
closes, at hhe left of the center-front
11111191 plslt. The width around the
lower edge is about 2 1-8 yards,
To make this costume requires
about lip yards of 521 inch muteiinl 1110
$125 11 yard and 1 yard of corded sills
nt $1 1'10 11 yard, with 119dozcn 2buildup
r1136 cunts. Total 3112 . V
No 219116-Ccnt 121112;. Sizes 14.
11’». 18 and 20 years. Pricolo cents.
No. loco-sum. Sizes 14, 16, 18
and 20 years. Price of pattern 15
. cunts.
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' COUNTENF'EITERS CONFE83.V
Two Men Bought in Waterbury .for,
Making 5. 10 and 60-00111 Pisces.
WA’FER’HURY, April 28.—-Bteino
Karoloski and Anton Grolden, under
arrest charged with counterfeiting.
confessed to United Suites Secret Sor- -.
vice Agent 'Schroeder of New York,
and the local detectives, 'yestordoy,
that they had been in the habit for the ,. .
post few months of milking and nuns- ..
ing counterleit' money, principally in
:"saioons. The men had been 111111111111 " ,
{5,10 and oil-cent pieces Vital-0163121. .V .2
a
spent most of his time in trovellnc" ‘ ‘
"ground the sum ostensibly selling :
1111111111 medicines'” This was just I
blind to Cover up his 111111 businosm
t a! coup rfeitlns. the «his or ‘
phtsnt modi nos giving him ;‘
money for real money. Ko'roloskl 1111c
(bolder: 1111111 11111111 to 11111111111111.
Norwalk Chronicler