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Not Dir-troy on. of fat. I
. do yellow strips of fat on s
‘ equently rcmnln~on the plat-
he close at the meal. But these
*smai'laaaucepan reserved for the
(1.9911111 old one will do, it it does
ak) and set in the oven.
illh no care, except to turn over
”t to hasten matters a little this
try itself out and before longs.
cuptul of clear beef lot will be
y to turn off. Roast best and
nod boot. the solid mass on the
y bowl, the skimmings from the
glue. treated the same way are
, ly valuable.
token and turkey fat, the largo
on may be removed when the
‘is prepared, as well as the fat
rises in making broth are also
“out. but should lbe kept part
A covered pail may be kept. under Blouse- Sui't l. Modified
the kitchen sink into which to turn
every bit ot waste fat, even it disool~
orod or crumbdillod. All the mutton
and mb tut goes into this, but scraps
shoul Ibo tried out in tho oven. ss‘lfl
the case ct those to be used for cook
ing. A bit of stale meat may taint the
whole and give an unpleasant odor.‘
Buy a count potash. and when you
have three pounds or more of waste
fat, follow the directions upon the can
for making hand soap. Add a table
spoonful ammonia and one of bar
ax. and ’n dono‘you'lwm have sev
eral pounds or good hard white soap
that will serve to wash the dishes for
months, and has cost almost nothing.
Sometimes a cuptul of the tat may
be disposed oi? at once, Without wait
ing for the quantity to accumulate, by
.mixlng it on the spot with some of the
potash—Lyou will soon learn to guess
at the quantity~oidding1ths other lb-
gradients, and pouring the mixture
lit . r for cooking purposeh, accord- into a bowl or cup. In a few hours
a; to the Pictorial Review. ‘this turns out a hard, white piece of
as: drippings make excellent pic .8051), ready 1’0!“ “59
~, and tor gingerbread and cook-'1 lt is the work or only a few minules
are oven better than butter. Cake, to supply oneself with soap, for made
for the children, cheap and whole ’in this way there is no boiling to be
me. tender though not rich“; and done. Dissolving. straining and mix-
cakes, come forth most appetiz' ing are all that are required, and the
goodly array of white soup that you
Potatoes and fish fried in drippings are sure is clean and wholesome well
' ‘ delicious, and its use «for greasing repays the effort.
a or in any otbex way as a substi-
me for lard ls satisfactorl and eco- ‘-
:ical.‘ -
{Poultry tat is Just the thing to use
corded Russian ‘rblouses has brought
the attention and cleverness of design-
ers in Pink; to the fact that this
popular line can «be modied.
here to stay.
or.
Fulness in the bodice and
long peplums is quite evident.
belt is sometimes verL broad and”
sometimes merely a cold
Side l’astonings are the most dccid-'
ed ,for blouse suits. This gives oppor-!
tunity for braid embroidery and panel
effects down ills front It also shows
the lines of a coat to great advantage, i
Separate coats are made on the
blouse patterns, the iu-lness fallingl
over wide belts at the back and the'
front.
in the short coats of ribbed silk
and moire which 1119 worn with
skirts of contrasting colors. therguls.
a predominance of blouse styles.
For Kerchlofo.
Of all gifts nothing is more quickly
made than the ribbon handkerchief
holder. says the Chicago Inter Ocean.'
A quarter yard length of sash ribbon
~plsin will do, but the figured sort is
the prettier for this purpose-is dou-‘
led 30 that the two rough edges may
be Fre11Cl1-.soumed This leaves two
selvngedo £231,113 one of which must be,I
button‘hulc together and the other
left loose as a mouth for the holder
To put a half dozen hmldkorchlois in
.‘——-_.
is surprising how these materials
mulate and the cook need never
ithOut an excellent substitute for
SHIK£1KTO Willi fiflOIES
Allen’s Foot—fill so; the antiseptic powder lino: 1
iiovoopolnfhhs small mlloudllrmorvbuofbet. and
instantlytokel. the still out of millaondbunlom. ,
It’s the lesion t dis
.‘c..s, 1 ”W.___....._.
'cveulng, St. Mark‘s New Ca-
inigs his inevitable-406% Noi
barrios Cranium, Bui Thinks
‘Blllirsgan Should be Named
c
pics cakes and spice cookies, and
cooks depend. upon it for the Ulla
0‘ mm ”is It comes from ‘9£§”"1.13’£§.‘fl’.lll‘l‘llel‘itl35.2.3ll’“%§lloi‘3
en clear and yellow'and not up. swollou.tlrod.nchln feel. Alws cuss ttoll
’ allowances. 'l‘ry today. So (lover whore,“
bu 91. for which it is a good sub lets. Don'cuconptauy autumn. or)”; EE tiral
tor :llortoniog or trying MeaddmsAlionS.Olmalod.“WHOLEY.
‘ -.-.,...--.m...... mm ,
l3 vention,'which would mean a delay of Dorian;
8 “up BREWSIER 0N ,‘l‘our yours before any adequate relief. nann.
. . _ Meanwhile the needs of the work} May 12——\1011duy evening, Church
”W'smfi 0f ["08th would be Confronting us. . lot the hood Shopllcld Sholibn.
. we may recur to a method of re ; May 13—-—l‘ucsdav ,a 111., St Peter's,
m ' ‘licl‘. recently provided by legislation Oxfor;d p. 111., Christ cl1u1ch Quaker
of gcncrul convention which offers a :Falms; cvenin‘g. Trinity church.
solution of the problem. ~"l‘lle diocose ,dlholnaslon *‘ ‘
may proceed to elect a sunlugen his I May law'i‘lmrsdni. ordination of
Ihop. This is the line we onlcled up priests.
on at the lust convention. As I slidi May lS—~’I‘rinily Suriduy. 9: 30 11. m.
Inl that time, the position of sul’fragun' chapel of Trinity cont-go; 10:30 11,111..
., or assisting Ibishop should not look Trinity church llurlfmd; 1) n1 $011!“!
“1311!! current numbel oi the Con and proper dignity The 11119 dignity church, Windsor. '
, iout Ollurclnuan contains an ills of the ltpiscoputn lies in its mission: May 20~—'l‘lwsdu,\, nicotlng oi the
ting letter wlittcn by Bishop to sorvo in me Church of England commission on faith and order New
83' ii Bluustcr, which consid- such 111ml us the bishop of London, the York.
, at length the two plinclpui mat archbishop of York the bishop of Sol 1 May 22-Thursduy. St. Paul's Willi.
, to business to be taken up utlhc islmly, wore consecrated us s11ffra-§manlis. ‘
thing diocesan convention. nili'ncly guns. In our American cllulcb ulherl May
tillwla‘ridny, droning, St. Phib
e division of the diocese and the dioceses have olortad sui’frnsunn 11nd iip's Putnam. . ~
tion of 11 13111111151111 bishop The have found no difficulty in securing: Mlly 2.1.-m8ut11r(lzly', p. m... Trinity
“liar is as follows: {for tho ptaiiion able and calcium 111011 (:llul‘fii. lilooklyn; droning.
Pomi’ret
Brother-n or the Clergy and holly .
of the Diuc‘csu of Connecticut: *
he question of nlicquutu provision
At our last convention men of ”1003- school.
nizod ubllill and (E‘llilllliim wclo noln- , May “5-~Fhst Sunday tiller Trinity,“
lnalcd it it be decided to clout u a. 111., Christ church, i’omi’rml p. 111..
Episcopal services lg of course nui’i'rasnn. there should no sought the 2Mission. l’lulullcld; evening; St. Avi-
w bolero us. Home pcrsons, l have vcry best man to be found for the oi" ‘llnn's. liuniolson. ‘
to believe. are or the opinion lice. , ,_ May lilwrgillurddy, p. 111., Grace
the solution oi the ploblom iicu
' oisclion :bf ll bishop condjulor.
it is my conviction that forfilo pres.
Iont lilo work or tub! diocese. ' could
'ndcuuutcly be dpne by the diocesan
with tho assistanco of a sultragan bis»
hop. This commends itsslgfl, to ,, my
Judgment us a method in our: son»
sorvullve and flexiblon Wu and not.
however, committed to anything. This
'ducstlon in all its hearings in polars
the diocesu for duclsion. and 1 present
“19,8!!th matter for youn’tllouubttul,
corneal and prayerful consideration.
KI um faithfully your bishob.
unauncnv. ”13‘ psnwsrsn
Bishop’. Appointmo’nts.
Bishop Brewster has been in the
middle wait for a tow days. (is =3ou
dilly he doll cred an address at the
University 11 Michigan ill Ann'Arbdr;
Tonight no will speak to tho church-
. man at Detroit. il‘uturs appoint
insists. subject to '
church. Snybrook.
Juno i-wilccoud utter runny, u. 111..
Mario‘s. Mystic; evening“,
Memorial church. Grown.“
Boubury
ado or otltor pcrlnanonl cause of
lolly." Tho otllcl reason allowed
canon is "axiom of diocesan
. The election or a cosdiutor.
var. on this into; ground would.
11131113 to canon. require the run
or tun general ooiivcntion or ot
iorlty of tho illifllwpfl and at lbs,
111 standing coml liens, .. The
11911 of a bishop ob diutor would
Muir's such definite and lrrovo- '
o assignmunt of duties as would
.10 run at this time llnsdvisnbie.
o i use.“ it. wise for u... discuss
than to commit ittslf to lilo
Bishop of wootom cool-1110..
April Bur-rillvcninsf st." dilution,
.2qu lilorlin . ‘
April 31141111911111... 8t. .lohn' 8, Pine
Mcudow.
May l-~Asconsion day, a. 111., St.
John‘s. dullilbuny; p. in.. Salisbury
May lowdt. Mark's. Bridxewotsr.
May 11-Whltsundsy. a. 111.. St
John’s NoWE‘KMillor; p.
311111»; Now. Miller
Johns. Washington.
lon’ixiilc.
May it»
, dis Haddsm;
Elton East Hump '
Awuulcw' ' 4 ' ,
lush. ballooning},
-quently variational}! the Russian sums,“ the Now York Press.
have lesuned and Home suits are' made without wire foundations and years luls housing over them next
, ’may practically be folded and packed full;1hc winter has been wlirm and
There is a long- waisted blouse suit‘in “\half the .usual space. For dressy many pelsons who meant to buy furs
With a belt several inches bolow the hats flowers are to have pm favor “310" November 1 have put oft their pur-
waist line that is very new. It is on! trimminlg. They 'wlll be much used 1311- chase from mouth to month and final
peciully effective on slender figures, circling the crown usually in a per-
says a New York Press fashiou wl'it- fectiy flat wreath, or placed erect or of furs on hand is‘ usually large, and
the side in a. stiff algrotte like form of l‘i’fli reductions are gladly made by
in the'flowers and leaves.
The: ternoon hats‘have accumulation of
Calvary church. Blonlnuiou; p. 111., St. "
school: ovsninu. St. Andrew I, Kent. ,
' 111., * nu ,'
ntn'n
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last. of those easily placeholders, is u
The high place that has been no |gradetu1 way of presenting a bill
w
Hot. Supple.
1
Suppleness is one of the ciluractcl- ruins ln furs can be round without
Conse- istic points of distinctive milliucry, ‘ 1n nob trouble. says the New York Sun
flats are 'i‘helshopkeepcrs do not want this
Some of the {it-
the 'two trimmings. ,
A loosely woven Russian crush for
dish towels is liked by those who have
given it a fair ll‘lll Another material
that many like for disk towels is cot-
ton crepe.
Napkin clips come now in coppel
and brass as well as in silver.
Jardiniers, hanging vases and bowls
of heavy‘ green porceluin are seen in
a variety 0! shapes. They are descrv
edly popular for flowers.
Art ticklings of unusual colorin'gs
and designs have a strongnppcal to
those who are seeking coverings for
the pillows for porch or cottage use.
Sample curtains at striking reduc-
tions are ol‘tergd in many of the shops,
Oftentlmes the curtains are of such
atyvio"‘and design that they may be
out into shorter lengths to advantage.
—Newark News.
—-A lazy liver leads to chronic dysv
pepsin and constipation-weakens the
whole system. Doans Reguists (25
cents per box) correct the llv or tone
the stomach ours constipation.
A lmod adv. mm; m the belt paper
May iZwil‘ivohing. 11...... also. on» .7
I
Tirno To Buy Furl. .
Bargains are bargains only when the hole to a fair size and insert the spent the week end in Norwalk.
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lpuster of Pails in a tescup; enlargei
something nodded can be got for less}plasler—-and, a minute after, the nail
than it is wo1 1h This spring real bony-and let it dry, says the st Louis
ly given it up altogether So the stool:
[sellers lumpy to got rid of this sea-
'14. 16 and IS'years.
1'
son‘ 3 styles.
Lemon wul‘Kaem
it is not necessary to can
indefinitely.
Stains on raincoata may often be re
moved by rubbingr them with a piece:
of raw potato.
it is ,hot dililcult to give jewelry a
rich looter if the articles are rubbed
with a cloth wet. with alcohol diluted
Then it should be rubbed
one-half.
'dry with a soft cloth.
in preparing sauce of any. kind. to
serve w-itha sardine or salmon disk,
the oil from the" canned ilsh.may be
used as a basis quite as well as but-
ter or olive oil. ,
:Wash’lng soda will‘ be found very
hoipful in removing stainsfiirom srau- !
lta wrath-Albany Journal.
‘ 1
Nail wlu Stay.
When a wall is so soft that it willl
not‘mld u‘plclure uni-l, mix a litticlg
W
15 cents.
A CARD.
'wtsils
John Hornet, Tell,
used Foley's Honey
Will.I states:
,.
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_ 8PR|NG CLEANING TRAGEDY.
'l‘ha prettlost pipe in the world;
boys,
curled.
But i lost my poor little pipe, boys.
one day;
boys.
\
I found my, poor little pipe. boys”
in
boys. “
black. boy»,
hurled.
The prettiest 9.981.111; the, World.
"av-Tot fool “bolt: lactic stood
A and disallow. 111on “sadism“
1m Bord dock BloodiBl
huldor“
lemon
juice to keep it, says the Los Angcieli'
‘Herald. Add equal amount of sugarl
to the lemon juice and stir occasion-
ally until sugar is dissolvedgas you
would to make syrup and it will keep
Price of pattern
This is to certify that all drugglsis.
are authorized 40 refund your money?
if Foley's lloney and: Tar Compoundf‘
to cure your cough or cold.
“1
and Tar Com»
pound for live yours and it always
gives the best of satisfaction and al-
ways cores a cough or cold " Refuse ‘
i once had o. sweet little pips. boys.
its bowl looked so polished and brown,
When from it the fragrant smoke
, IWhen they springclenned tllo.bouse
And I looked tor more than a month,
riilut I never codid and where it lay.
l
5’ On on big rubbish help one day; ..
But inched. it is terribly clmngedy
its
For its polish is all wurn luvuy'k '
And‘ Its nice. nilvhr band tarnished
..For long it had lain 1.11.11.11.11.
:11... for did who‘s sake it is still. boys,
Republlc. The nail will be perfectly
secure after, it hamdrled.
_..._.__.
snovHER‘ PLAYED ostsc'rlva.
Caught Hie Slotehnnd :1.- Traveling
Saloman In Bridgeport.
nmnosronr. Asllrll"29.-0n com-y
piaint, of a brother of the girl, Bel»;
jamin E. Hart, a traveling salesman'
of Pittsburgh. aged twenty-two, and
Miss Minnie Marsh. daughter Of a
prominent family of Middlohopo, N. Y..
who says she is twenty one. but whose
ibrothel alleges that she is only eigh-
teen, were arrested in a rooming house
here yesterday, and the police are
sending Boriilion measurements do
"New York Boston, Worcester and
Springfield for some cause that they
will not divulge. Both the prisoners
are cool under questioning and the girl
is even haughty in her declinations to
give any information except that she
had not been living at home for some
time.
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Warren Woodward, of New
I‘L""”"‘flmffl‘i§li..l _
is thoWorlad’o standard 5311: glove
~51“ oihhr sill: claret are mens—
ulcd by tho "KAYSER” Itémlnrd.
The development at tho "KAYSER"
Slit: Clove represents the nttsinmcnt
of an ideal. the achlovement ciawhzch
has not been halnpcrcd by rrclrisllons
of cost or time, nor inllucn’ccd bya
passing demand tor imtui’cc mo; t
aptly characterized as "humid .
points."
We could n8! afford to buy ox- ;.
pensive «harming ounce " vrnr ’ a
1—1155 L951" to tall the women of
America that “KAYSER” Gino's
m the bookish style. fit and
,. -1,.-.-l 11'1“...“ r w‘l'f. i“ nuilmlml'filliull.’
'Th‘e 'brclllerpfilharles Marsh. told
had been visiting in this city with
ll‘rlends for about three weeks; that a
note h‘adbecn received last evening
from Hart; that the girl had gone out
to me‘ei'him and had not returned.
and asked the pollceto find her.
When their room was entered by a do.
tectlve yesterday, Hart jumped
from a secOud story window and was
stunned on the stones in the back
ma. but not severely injured no 11113
caught by two detectives before he re-
gained his senses. ,
the police last night that his sister ‘
finish—if Lt v_v__ere Lot L95:
“ ‘KAYSER" glor‘cs ‘cost no mo__r_e"
than the ordinary ind:and are
worth double in quality, lit and value.
0011'! noon: tho‘ ‘iuoi u lood"lrind.
thoro’ I I run! to G"- Iho "loin-
“Look in Ill. Hom"—if you find the
name "KAYSER"~1on In" the
kind that ”11m m_ out! at III.
linger each.
A Guarantee Ticket is Wary pair.
SMSfllMSOC. 15cm. 81.15. “.60
in: Silk Ghost. 7311. SI. 8115.31.50.32
Julia: Kayne! (9 Co.. Makm
cw..- ark ‘
C-S
i Borden’s _
Ice Cream
Contains no Substitute; Fluv-
oring ’hor Artificifl Coloring
[OWENS CONDENSED Ill! (10.. Now You?
' 1:4an war
aluuvpnovmmo'ros MANUFAC.
WASHINGTON, April 29.-—(;on-
gressmsn Sparkman. of Florida, intro-
duced in the house yesterday, a bill
which plorldcs the cigars manufac-
tured‘ in whole or in part at tobacco
imported from any one country. may
be made and manufactured in bonded
walobouses similar to those known
and designated in this '1‘ usury Regu-
iulions as bonded ware ouses. class
0. provided that the, manufadlurer or
such cigar: shall first give a satisfac-
tory bond for the faithful perform-
ance or all provisions or law. Clsars
manufactured under the provisions of
this not may be exported therefrom
and shall be .exompt from duties and
.Qbstilntos. For sale at all drug-
glsts. * . -” TURE OF CIGARS.
undo stamps;
under this act when withdrawn for
ad in boxes and revenue stamps 11
so and before romovsl pound duty
from the radbiromonts relative to rev. , ,
Cigars manufactured .
domestic. consumption. she‘ll be photo‘
‘: 1
shall be paid upon the cigar: which " ’ '
shall Moduli in amount to the duty
rrffe "190““: of Unlcag Trle. N0. 26'
1'.“ o. 11. 11. will be held 11111.1 evening-
‘l'l‘he weekly meéting of Washington
Cum11,.\‘o 11 P O. s. -\. will be held
tonight ‘
Edward Sullivan. 'of Norwalk,
apellding the day in New York,
business.
is
on
A Furnished Room to Rent?
dished room—«Rented,
F'Olu Brothcra' Lodge, No 1011. 0.0.
.lleld its regular meeting-last ev-
using and toutine business was irons-
actod. 5. .
t
bullion”
llllnoltlits
Wife-co Wool: and Nervous
' Could Not Stand Least
Noise -— H‘dyv Cured.
Munford. Alarm“ I was so weak and
1 Change of Lita that:
' I could hardly live.
My husband had to
nail rubber on pl thus
gates for [could not:
cupid it to have I.
to slam.
ache and a dullnes-
in my ”smash. ,I‘.
noticed that Lydia.
tobloCom ..
advertlsbdfor such cases and cum
all abottlo. It did me so much
tut! kept on taking it and ion
In all you claim. I rooonlmsi‘l you
" Compound to all Women alliictcd so,
i’inilbwi’ch tabla 8on1»
- fol! A third Herb mudiclnoorig-
. tad agony“
rumourE while passing through the
E. Pinkhsm?! Vow
mid. 3V". H‘"
A‘.
Sentinel sunuti changes it to a tun
‘v.
m‘fiolsohsd sack: ' 1
int"
willow“. P. Momuunohs, Mun-
forty yearling“ Ly din “
a“! k tyre“ I
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