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in one hell pound butter. add
pound sugar, beat until
then add three-whole eggs and
01k of‘three more, beat well, add
it.) sifted flour to make dough
enoughvto roll out. Roll out to
ace of one-fourth inch, cut out
star Cutter dipped in flour, bake
,erve warm.——,-éinclnnali Times-
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Raisin Bread,
idyone pint of milk, odd two tui
113 of shortening, two tea-
. sot salt, one half cup of molass-
duel-pint of cold water. When the
'ui'ede lukewarm add one yeast
missolved in one quarter cup or
Stir into this mixture enough
hklin Entire Wheat Flour to make
”Emitter. Beat thoroughly, cover
nose; rise ulitil double its bulk, Then
‘ ,ehape into loaves, place in well
sod bread pans and et rise until
WYfidouhle. Bake in moderate
rvgn'to‘r ont hour. This will make
uh e loaves.
Apple Batter Pudding,
around cut in small pieces three
(pr teaspoon baking powder, or
Bake slowly till apples are soft
bout three quarters of an hour. Eat.
on with, sauce or thin custard—Wort»
ls‘nd Express and Achrtiscr,
1
9cm” Honey Sandwiches. ‘
, E‘nt one cupiul sugar in a smooth
‘ one Inn is * .
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m «at our
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granite basin, ada onefourth cup each
water" and orange juice. Bring to the
boiling point and let boil until sirup
will spin a thread when dropped from
the tip of a spoon. Add onehalf cup-
ful oi vary finely chopped candied or-
ange peel (home prepared) and one-
‘half teaspoon vanilla. .Sprend between
two kinds of bread (brown and white)
cut in rounds the upper one cut dough-
nut sliapc to show the fillings.
-~itching, bleeding, protruding or
blind plies yield to Dean's Ointment.
Chronic cases soon relieved, finally
Mil-ed. Draggists all sett it.
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J. The most important trimming for
.‘gowns at present is flowers mode of
isillt. velvet or satin. Small hits of
:these materials are folded, twisted
,aud . rolled” into shape , resembling
ileuves and blossoms. These are used?
in preference to the artificial flowers I
{with their tinted petals reproducing
ithe natural flower. Chiffon, tine nets
and gauzes are also utilized to insh-
ion flowers, not‘i‘orgelting the roses
which are crocheted from colored
:wools. '
(catch up draperies or, bounces. , From
tiny tones of silk or satin buckles, pins
and other ornaments are made. To
fashion a. burpin. lake u piece 0 flexa ~
this wire tape two or 2% inches in
length and cover it with green silk.
Select the color you (13"!2‘0 the roses.
to be and allow four inches of. half
inch ribbon foreach rose. Fold it
lengthwise through thd center and “roll
into a; compact iittie‘rosc, , the‘ sol;
.vagcs at the bottom. killer each leaf
'take one inch of green ribbon. At.
tech these to the bar and [place a
safety pin to the underside. To form
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Home Catering May Be Deneat a
. Good Proflt_ .
Catering successfully. . even in a
neighborhood way, means being fore-
handed. Make your potted meats,
sandwichriilling and as many cakes as
possible the day before. Prepare all-
your vegetables, wrap them in damp ‘
cloths and put them in. the 'ice box
early in the morning. This is done
daily by 8:30 in all my tea. rooms,
writes “Mary Elizabeth" in the lilo
titers Magazine. It means not only
economy of time, butisrcater delicacy
‘W‘fnriln‘hn/‘rlavlq‘l‘l-In a, vol/a, luv/no
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tuce sandwiches, gdrnlsiies meats lav-,WOMAN ASSISTANT CLERK OF
ishiy and tie your lysandwichos withi , COURT.‘ ' _
narrow green ribbon. Your table will ' , , -‘ 7 . ,
. ‘ WASHINGTON. Zliny 9.-:~Overturn-
have a rare beauty not Milan”e 0’ ing century-old tradition, the Supreme
attainment by any more elaborate
. C u t. f - ,, - e .
scheme of decorati n, and you will 0 r 0 the District Of Columbia y B
tertiay appointed a woman to be as-
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h“ 6 made no large expenditure to ,sistunt clerk of the court, empowered
bring about the biuutil’ul result, {with all the duties im cool i) law on
,womnn friend asked me p ( y
the .
other day in the such an official. Thodistinction was
it ht that going into;
' [e ' L t I ‘ 4 . 0
such a home businfss as this of cotcr- icon “9d upon Iiss Elimbeth M
3M i s, ‘ ‘ 'v - ,
lug, would affect tier social standing ’63 Who ’01 twenty “‘0 years had
done service for the court as a copy-
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in the commun W Would people 100k int and indexer. Miss Melgs is the
down upod her it first woman since the organization of:
ed kitchen skill i’O' turning a penny?
Voter, add two cups of seeded
When making flowers consider the
‘materlal to be trimmed before select.
ing that for fashioning the flowers.
FOREIGNER. For evening frocks of lace, chiffon,
, ‘ ,silk or silk mulls, roses or silk or chit.
SHARON’ Pa, May 93"“! orm'lton are in good taste Bands of these
notices adopted and all contracts en-g '
‘minlnture llowcrs make effective
tered into by the council of the City‘trimming for the neck and hem 01'
f‘n vi her ”Cunt aroi
.9 Sb we lie, 17%] o y, these frocks. if purchased at the
in danger of being held worthless lie-l ,
{shops this trimming will preve very
(cause it was discovered Wednesday.
» w expensive, but when made at homo it
.thst one inieinbor ot the body, John.
. , icosts little besides the time expended
Roland, was a lorelgncr up to i'ucsu
Lday, when he received his naturaliza.-“up on the fashioning.
,tion papers. Roland was elected inl Purchase light 31'0““ mm to answer
for the vine toundation or narrow,
1912 to serve four years and has scrv-I ‘ ‘ ‘
ed in the capacity of e. ccuncilmunigre‘f“ “mm“ fl prcicrled. 1‘0” the;
since the first or the year. Since the:"hm°“ ”0395 "We *1 strip 12 inches
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!discovery that he was not it citizcu sigh)"g and ”5! inches wide. VOW this
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nappies and put in greased bangthe United States at the time he acted :lcngtlitvise through ”“3 center “"d' itniirond'bo., and the 'Centrsl New I mean by this, a table upon which
xdish. Pour over them better modules a councilman he has given liotlm!“““m'1g at one “lav 7°“ it “”59” England linilrohd 00.. has been up. one color is emphasized in china, now-
ilf one egg, three-quarters Cup milk, i that he will resign. Roland, in his np-lround “"9” “me“ it i“ all rolled “9' pointed hood of the engineering, ceii~’ers and food, giving a satisfying feel-
uo’iflour, twostoblespoons ptcitedl
blicutlon' for naturalization ,mmm‘fwiud the cod with the raw edges with
stated that he come to this country :sewing cotton. SW1" pieces 0‘ green
:foidint,r and tucking the corners in
place, and these are arranged with;
._, “he, poses unequal intervals along the
South Norwaik people will' heiglndfiml‘l‘lr..3“".“-.
to see itoion Point in a green suit in~ 'i‘iw i'i'l‘lib‘ and leaves can also be,
Estcad of the yellow cont it has worn urrun'uwi in clusters. wrcnlhs. fra-
nli tthc yours. lioonl; or in compact little bouquets t
lflrst pipers in Pittsburgh during that
‘ year. i "1 mi
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o. buckle for a girdle, cut a foundation
from buckrtun and cover with green
ribbon. Make enough tiny roses to
have a double row down 'the center
and border either side with leaves.
. This. makes an effective trimming
tor the evening gown. especially of
the roses urgflushioned of a contrast»
lug color, says the Philadelphia North
American.
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MORE .woax' son WHALEY.
in your vegetables when they are
served. Certain vegetables improve
50 per cent, by_heing washed and left
soaking in ice water, slightly salted.
it seems to renew their crispneSs and _
freshens and stiffens them.- i
(Be sure that you have’pufiicient and
trained help in the kitchen when you
are serving, and oversee everything
‘yourself. You never can trust any-
one to take the personal interest in
{garnishing a salad or serving an en»
xtree that you will. They couldn’t be
New Vlce-Prelldent Matte Hood of En. expected to. '
pincerlng and connmcfion Now. Don‘t worry about providing unusual
itable decoration u t‘ r _ he
VicoPresldent A. a. Wiialey of tile' 5 “d “V0 6 T
most effective table of all for a innclr
New York. New Haven and Hartiordfion‘ tea, or dinner, is a color table-
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slruction and maintcnnnCo depart- ing of completeness to the whole,
meal in addition to his duties as headl Perhaps our hostess has a beautiful
cream of tartar and one half‘,ir0m lrcland in 1696 and took out his 'silk ”Hitched to represent icnves "W of the operating department of tliese'set of old‘fnshloned green and white
companies. lchina. ,Propose n moldenhuir term for
Vicoi‘rosident E. H. hicHenry, who the center decoration and a tiny tern
has been at the head of tile.eiiglncer-'at each guest‘s place. Serve mint
lug, construction and muintcnnnre de- jelly, a salad mode of lettuce, pistnch—
pill‘lillellt, recently resigned from thcfio nuts and balls of cream cheese on
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excess
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for:
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*insiil“
jie used her inherit-
lii your communit, is the right kind
of a community it will only respect
you for doing so clone and helpful
a thing as to try td assist in‘its enter-
taini g. ' '
Go into your home business as if
‘you meant to stay, in it. if you are
a woman caterer, make bread and pie
and cake as ifvyou,’ never intended do-
ing anything else in your life. Cater,
or do anything sinks to make a living,
with a direct purposel‘his will mean‘
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that in a few years you maybe able
to go out of business with a fat bank
account. ‘
“PM.
DR MACKAY lN' MONTREAL.
‘MONTREAL.«Muy 9.—Dr. A. Forbes
‘Muckay, who wasonc of the medical
men attached to the expedition to‘the
South Polar regions which won Sir
Ernest Shncltcltom his knighthood, has
arrived here onroilte to Esquhnnult to
join the Swedish ‘explorer Vilhialmar
Siefianssou in his expedition to the
Far North.
Dr. Mot-key will see to tho victunl-‘
ing and other details connected with
the District's highest tribunal to hold
,an official position in that body.
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. Now is the Time to Get Rid of These
Ugly Spots.
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There‘s no longer the slightest‘need
,of feeling ashamed of your freckles,
as the prescription ,othine—double
strength—is guaranteed to remove
these hemely spots.
Simply get an ounce of othine—~
double strength—from F. H. Baxter
and apply a little of it night and morn-
ing and you should soon see that even
the worst freckles have begun to dis-
appear, while the lighter ones have
vanished entirely. It is seldom that
, more than an ounce is needed to com-
. pletcly clear the skin and gain a bean-
'lii’ui clear complexion.
Be sure to ask for the double
strength othine as this is Sold under
guarantee of money back it it fails
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livllh‘t c: it; gets“...
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service of the conipnny'hnd his resig-hored with mini extract and rolled into the voyage of Siai‘ianson‘s ship. l1“? , to rot ore ire kle
outrun became effective billy i. .tuce sandwiches, garnish most in\'- Kuriuk. , . ,l n c 8'
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i THOUGHT YOU
WERE Boss?
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, my, moorland. ll. tzlruc of Water: l tired tenements in tile city, had illusion
HIGH RENTS AND WATER CHARG.
as. \
Scored by hits, Honry Wade Rogers
to satin-mi or side plailuli. . in 39““, in New Haven Church.
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,‘n "’3“ ;°g,.'.':;" ,W; ,‘,‘“"‘fl,'f. Maw hull-”v, nay 9.....iili-‘lil mm
’5‘ ym ” “ "H” ‘ no 'M’ “’ nnti water charges twin sclirutl by
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it’s. lirurv willie Rogers, wife of
M" I'M 412‘ 'f‘ L ‘L "M! iii ilrlm fingers, of tho talc Low school,
years Price 61‘ pattern, 1.. some.
,in discussing st (innit-s- (‘ilurch House.
(to no...its... who Admgliltiifi’iillt“l’.‘.’.i‘.'“i§!.."'..‘.2'.l“Lilith
SOUTH NORWALK MAN floggegoftor shod tenements won non of the
,dlavouruulus minus moi within on of»
, fort to provide better homol- for wurlt»
rotary of Order of American Mr flint people. who expressed "it; opin-
cmnloo. lion that bathrnlnnn wuro ”Milli!” found
, ppm-mummy. my 1),...Mm a m, in the moment house districts luv
new session, um mayoral nnmlni , calico the men unused for water om
slots convention of
Unllud hull-virus Mechanics some toilmldumtely whim! ionomonln.
a close in this «by last niriu. (Nell first» born inns: .rwnc lllslmr in
its doleglllos from oil palm or Misfit-W “an than in other cities. Mrs.
stole its well in. loamy national anafilmws mid. and easements worth
emu silicon were present.
The election of oillceru resulted esédl'illrfli’iu places. Alluiilftl’ filltlmflw
follow: slots councillor, dill. patrol“!!! "E‘illili‘v “”13 “5‘1, its“ Nu! 0m”
or New motion; state vice unlimilloflh??°Wdl"§i l-lmfltfllim of brains WM
3... s. Jacobs of New Haven;
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chariot: H. Adams Milo Meson Bee.
stole round crowned together in the lane
chdhiiihm. A. I. flailing a; health intent districts willleihcro lire unlimlb
gum“; mm secretory, if; a. Adolph , rd expansion of the cities in the ear
of south bismuth; state treasurer, $3.7 WW3: ‘ , .
ti. harmonisation. sluts inductors? “Merrill: w the scarcity 01 Will:
(3‘ g, “Kmaflg; lit 13mm”; “a“, ‘ recompile said that an investigation“
naming}; a, N. lymph of mums; ind-ll the own maceration of two has:
i.
bum Mimi! . actor, 33 33mm, men {out also bathrooms. and attrition
‘ my“; ”110m“ 1' ”Weill/81193596 thlg‘sltutttou to inability {if Kalil
' ' = some to in bathrooms in tenements
the thousht, to colonel no ompioyo to i with doom-lion and intolerable cruel»
ills tinder of ~ so lush that illny could not be out in ‘ '
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lug promo are driven to five in deoubt, would be housed speedily so
“mi. schedule "o“ room to] motels
"Cot thefpriceghsrfied (or
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New. sm'rAlN MAN. noes NOT;
LIKE. iNCOME TAX,
BRENTON GETS DIVORCE,
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Nudge Holcomb Grunts Decree Frees
Thinks Law wit. Drawn by Some Ono: log Mumford Professor From Wife
Unimlil-r With the Why Buni- ; unn'riv‘onp. May itwA decree of
no» It Done. ldlvorco was grnnicd to tho, itov, Pro-
Wdiilithi’l‘ON. hilly owl, D.‘i‘nssur Crnnslon Brenton of this l'lti‘.‘
Russell. rimrouuntinu the. American from Mrs. Elisabeth A. CUT“?! Bren-1
Hutdwnm corporation. of New Britain, E ion. on Professor ilroulon‘s cross coon
arrived in the oily yuuiurtllt)’ morn»,plnlni it‘hltlitgllull‘itid Frederick Ernest
lull. dhlluklus of in}. new tariff bill ,ilolmnn‘ of Rockluud. Me. so cc‘row
he said that thorn worn nntny features i spondont, recently by ..iudss Months.
in the nulnlnmruuun uccthnu inngu, Holcumllol the suprpnrmurlflihv.
were well drown and hoped theyjcuntcdy of-wtiin l»yenr»old non. John-i
would be rolnincd. but the incomel than, is also given to‘l’rofcasor Bron.
for provision. he thought. was drawu itch. . L
by a person not well acquired with Mm, 'lirenldn thought tho divorce.
the subject. it who it wrong thing. , lust Novmuhor churning her husbuud
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expose all his persons) sdsirli to the i ty. slim was of. Linden milks. limo
”MGM-lg of the concern for whom he unborn. Vt, when alto instituted di-
wnrltmi. as is required by this bill. verso Discussing». Professor litan-
its, said he hound Hut bill, if it was torn answer tothu suit wnu‘n denial
to become in low. dutch he did not or his Mia’s charges sad to charm“
her with improper coiicuct with Mr.
that business could tun sooner sdiust Holman.
hook to the m conditions.
‘ “its said he did not hope to secure
our choose! in the muscular. that so
lined in the notions of. his concern.
and pointed to, tho subcommitceto
which um schedule had been flier»
,ETIEL EMHOYIG WALK OUT.
‘i’l‘i‘l‘ltililwli. 4 as. , any ltmThe
Superior steel Company. of Carnegie.
establish, was compelled to suspend
operations during the night because
of o walkout of'tlle Moo employees
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turn a. Mb sucmumnyi ‘
, The stats encampment of the Grand
,Armr will. be. holo, in New heron.
Wednesday and Thursday», May 27th
sud tbs murmursot‘almtu. but
it use been siren to n committee coll?
noses at moo from Kentucky. History
‘ri adulterous, the «monuments
' till icon on which!) lot.
SAYS SKIRTS
hominid
tilLL as DISCARD-
lso.
\vnsnixcrml, May 9.~~Shil'ls will
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be dincnrdcd-hyf the unto the your
201:: rolls around and both news will
parade in ()rleu’al trousers; kissing
nt that limo will lhuvo gone the way of
lilo shirts, and ‘scntlmchtal couples
bent on mnirinuny will be compelled
to npprouch the ltnr armed with new
sonsl health certificates. 'l‘heuo pro-
dictlonu m'e male in a drama written-
by Mrs, Christi in iiummick. a local
society womun nun suffrultist, which
it was fillfltillm‘ n yesterday, in to he
1produced hero thin submit for the ban»
slit of the Bulfinslsls‘ cnusu, in con
auction with a plurality play alsdwrit.
ion by 2m. ne’mmicil.
Complete rsvi no of both pitlyg ore
to be given at a meeting in the clinma
bar of Cozumel-lo this week. The
author ill in it. plain ”the inspiration
nndpluoct or it :- two efforts. and
Mrs, Harvey W Wiley, wire of the
mile port in out oi'thc productions.
. A renewal o,» activity was evident
at the beacon riot; ot the National
Women's Slum e Association todayg
it was partly spiced by ths'ariivlil
oi Judge John (trophy, oi» comrade.
representing 1. '9 slow: national its»
sociolion for 'oniib Buttress
nation, as an. flit“ oi
former governs out pure food expartl
also in to spec . Mrs. Wile? is to.
expected to sissy e Vimmll can»
on use our; , y, .. ,
, 3 stomach: it help the arms to no
NEWJNDUSTRIAi. COMMISSION.
tilt-Sillxli'i‘nx. .iiny ll.--~~Seuulor
Hughes. of New Jersey, lulu urged
President Wilson in tuitc in. us soon
as possible the uppoiuimruu of the
new industrial munmissiou. 'i‘hc solo
ntot’ points out there urn a umnhcr of
labor disputes In various ports of the
country into which it would ho lwlpa
in] to have the commission inquire.
it is hoped that Norwullc will have
It cnrnlvui on July 3rd this your again.
South Norwaik people found much
fun in Norwulil‘g outdoor onlorlnin.
meat last spring.
n ME! in
Unnamed, any. Druggiot Frank H.
Baxter slut Put On Good Plush.
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The almost universal interest. in
«physical culture in the boot avflisnne
that can be offered as to the need of
it simple and ‘scleniiflo method 0!
making thin, people fol. increasing
,strength and restoring health.
l Athletics. when carried to an ex-
trsme. often result in straining the
vitaiwrganii. How much better it
would bsfifor the overuse person to
regain health. straight and flesh by
using some“. this dosh uranium
insults-limos as s on it enters the
' lenient food. and entrust the flush
Wink elements. , It“ handout the
, " u do out tits hamster
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Norwalk Chronicler