ends at white readrwhich"
ippad in ineited butter and“.
n the oven, . with ‘iwater- _» » _ .
" To prepare this. cream 1
ts'biespo niuls of butter, add :OurV.
Weeniuls oi watercress which
can chopped line, and two mine
hovies‘, with-enlilcient salt to
._ Spread bet?en ' two rounds
t, 3!“!in on: up oil-them. Dec--
wiih a water-lily made from the
1 at hard-boiled eggs. using the.
.- which have been seasoned and
through a vegetable ricer1ior the
The egg whites are out in.
lines to form the lily petals.
lowest petals into the paste.
ers' Bauer.
m
French Beefeteak:
ened butter.
turning them overlv' and lay
round on the,” tier.
lemon juice and very hot.
-
Vegetable Rule ‘
n cooking vegetables remember
i" vegetables which grow above
(I should be put into boiling wa~‘
d ill which grow underground
Laid water—V-vith the exception of
pontoon—«St. Louis Republic.
.. KneadaLd Biscuit.
and one-half cups Franklin on-
heat dour. four. teaspoons L bak-"
V wder, ouezbaif teaspoon salt,
ourth c‘upmbutter, one .-cup milk.
swastika-«theory ingredients and
loathe butter, add the'mllk grad.
iris: to a. smooth dough.=.Turn
donned :board and knead it'
would? for live minutes, then roll
andcut into biscuit. “Place them
Vuttored pan, prick the tops with
r and bake in a quick oven for
on minutes
for twenty-live minutes.
nutmeg.- ‘
fork, thenn add two ounces
serve .——V-Washington Herald.
raise. ' .
evening. The usual
and retresluncnln
ilVi
P‘ree Du Barry.
*filvlde- one small cauliflower—alone
“E‘L‘nbmlt *a *poundvi‘ihto ‘s‘mell
cilgayn'nd parboii insulted water? "mung
.V,“
spaghetti, 'mllan Style”
_ Have a psnjon the are with three
quarts waterand n tablespoon salt;
.vwhen thoroughly boiling gently slide
in ,three‘qnsrters oi a pound of ltnlian
spaghetti without breaking it, and boil
"Remove and
thoroughly drain: Then place in .3 pan
,V with a good tablespoon butter. or salt-
spoon salt, a good saltapoon white
pepper. and a light saltspoon grated
Add a light one-halt ‘ pint
bot-tomato Sauce, gently mix with a
srated
Parmesan or Swiss cheese and _mix
well again with the fork, tor ona'min—
ute longer. Dress-on a bot dish and
‘1
V in at the last L
carvings-«The Epicure.
Cut your steak two-thirds oE an inch
thick irom a illfet at best. dip into
melted butter, lay them on a. hot grids
iron and hroilrover fresh coals. When
very nearly done, sprinkle with pep-
her and salt. Have ready some pare-
ley chopped tine anirmixed With suit-
Bent them to a cream
and pour in the middle oi the dish.
Dip each piece; of steak in the butter.
them
LLLServe with
n
ANOTHER CENTELRL AVEMUEAURG
.bl‘log
Miss Grace Heliombi-ido lilont~
avenue was sumniscd by a party of“
her friends numbering about sixty lost
games,
were "diversions
which helped mulch a very pleasant
music
wzwywu.wv1»l.w.
m’w‘u Jar A'va'nr’w'uv In'fl'arV mV’n
‘I\Wh flex ‘a ‘li‘L‘m .\V‘ W\‘ D\ ».
~ “totem Vin V'arle.
irrespective of the weather, bht Dame
Fashion is capricious and tentative in
these early spring days, ebowmg many
weird, .945 well as many beautiful of-
iects in robes and modes, and it is
well to Wait until she becomes more
rodeonable beiore lollov‘vlng nor did-
tum. Writes a contributor to the Son-
tinel 1.
At one at therlcudlng houses; near
the Madeline, where the models were
dying shown on the opening day oi the
spring season one afternoon . gown
stood out by reason or its good taste
in coloring and style. it was a rich
" blue of a gentiau flower, the mater-
ials being soft silk blue shot with
black and blue mousseline de sole;
sleeves, long of course, and very new
in shape, the upper portion of silk
Land the lower of mousseilne do sole.
the latter cunningly appliqued on to
the silk which was cut into shape
like the petals oi a flower; “these
sleeves not with the loose overhung-
ingV bodice in V-sbapod almost down
to the waist line.
The waist line by the by, still keeps
just a trifle some the natural line.
The point or interest in this sown was
a Medici collar oi the mousseline (Lie
sole not more than two inches high.
ing down to a V in front. The skirt
was all, at soft silk slightly draped to
file“ This drapery left an open-
”Mil; mht 9L1 (Voot in front which showed
Eli 9u;3’%9939% of tile blue mousseline do
"use i w; ‘ .
ate, are entail and oi the finest
straw, null in most cones demand that
something resembling a Persian cat’s
tail should stand up and on at the
.bach. aunt in the way that pretty puss
carries her tail”
tender drain them and put in
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Que is glad toVsee that the osprey
is no longer as much worn, but oil-
' \ and two medium sized latices L . l
L hickenlng. Cook gouty linill L'VER P. 11.5
intone are done, ”ill" I'll“ Sugarxoated and all vegetable. Dose,
, stammy. add sumcLient boiled only one ill at bedtime.
ilk to make the desired quantity.
add large lump of butter sea
For consti-
pation, bl ions headache, indigestion.
Ayer's Pills. Sold for 60 years.
trlch feathers form the crown and the
trimming of some oi.-tho smartest
huts; on others bows of ribbon with
lhenew picot edge «pour. and on
mung... "ll-lender wings fantastically
Siting in Paris begin; :enrly quite L
set in box plaiis at the back and com-1
4 upon the value of oyster lauds.
placed give the ‘quaint look which is L
men a» ”A?" an~
«in
mm ‘
whoa:
oi ginssLos and flowers
the wind, a sense
attractive. , ~ .w
or'i‘be dainty l’ace plum it do rlgueur
with this small but, giving the note oi
femininity to the otherwise severe,
tailor m‘ade costs an skirts \vilicb‘ are
the correct outdoor costume oi the
moment. Navy blue is the leading
color in these, «hot black and white
shirts or shepherd‘s plaid with smart
littlenblnck coats showing thn‘check
in :revcrs andx‘cuiis are in" evidence
here and there; but these only look
well when very well made and smart:
ly worn. 1V , _
Gloves. shoes. umbrella, handkera
chioi and bag must all be in keeping,
ior this is where the really well- dress
ed woman scores; she thinks cut all
these details and so brings out a ban
monlonsV whole
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b
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t
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l.
l
w'
.,
ove‘rsn Vr-ax his genius venue
' on than l
HARTFORD. May lflVV.‘~—~'l he compili-
ice on shell fisheries sreported in (thrill-
of La one and one-half per cent. ”tax
the
value to be determined by the value
oi the product (loin spell lands.
The same committee reported §av~
'orably on the bill providing that1 ii
alter granting orgies-,1 wide the lands
shall not he used nigununve years
stakes and buoys shall he removed
and the grantee may appeal to the su-V
parlor court on the question cl ion
failure.
Not over 75 members or the house
were in their scale, when Senator
Webster called it in order,
A goml nilv nave ill Vine ‘Mbl pallet
ith and ili‘ilillill‘l and it not Ask Your Doctor. itiiif‘jjflt‘. yet so expert. The silent oi bows and
.Xcuse Me L' i
Q
vein em '-' 2 Y“ WM" u fifivfl‘g'mfifi
, I
WHAT mm). ROOM. 3‘} --. is Tomcat: 1/;
, men we we
,. anew-Mm one . '
no mono-u ‘ ‘ = ‘
r Lwem: up
were inmmo
09.0539 ‘
Ltmuan“.
lotus ewe: woo
Room V40 ~ taverns
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MANY SEEKlNG PAR-DONEV.
“Charlie Rsu’ Amen?! Thou“ Apply-
in; tor Re «and ‘
. NWQAW. May 17.——-Appllcation
ior pardon has been made by Guideline
Juliane (Charlie Rose), who was sent
to prison tor five years after being
convicted of engaging in the "white
delay; " trellis two years ago and his
petition will be heard by the board oi
pardonsrtozetber with a batch of oth-
or applications, on .iunellth. "Char
lie Ross" end his wile. who ran a dive
on Fair street, were sent to prison at
. the some time. They were alleged to
have brought hovers; girls bore and.
V ken} their: in their house for immoral
purposes
t There are several other cases irum
' New flown in the batch that will
come more the board a; perilous.
‘ mills“! the least is us 99th Vin iii
J “M a! EH. Bi Ohm D; “h“ V“.
- dent to prison nearly their been no
(or murdorlnr an old omen » and
o competitor». named Taylor; went
t
i
L Finding it an, utter impossibility to d
9
keep within a generous allowance. I
set my wits’to work to find of remedi’.‘ the better the V'résults when the glass
miss a °,°“““’“i°r t” the Ladies ill in place-«‘- “Women's Home Compan.
So 11 covered my kitchen iloor With
good matting and placed wash rods
here and there as needed The idiots"
on table and window sills 1 camp»
with white oilcloth.
perpetual bowl oi fresh ilov‘IersV, malts
acooi looking table. All this cuts down
my washing, so that my laundry bill
“nines with my husband‘mnd son;
i never wash dishes at "night. but in
”the morning, about half past live, i
don rubber gloves and oilcloth apron
cleaner While we cut the best there
is in the market. our household bills
have decreased on third. 0n the other
hand, LI am not becoming o'.‘ more
who often whirls me outeto the park
of‘yore‘ As i get more and more ahead
tom. ll‘he uppenedge oi the glass can;
be securely fastened by a tack. :iiu’ch ‘L
pends upon the angle at which the
mirror reijl‘ects—L~the longer the hooks
Her Own Housework
on. Women Guinea by Doing door about four inches from the bot- ‘ J
no
.0‘. ‘
. ‘. .
D.
so
I! .1
.H
V. on
.9
,me
“Will you'i'narry me?” L.» t ”L.
“No. a thousandvtlmes no!" ,
MVVLTall-V; will yang; sir you a then--
sand and one amé‘iL'LL'VT‘BWtO“ Tran-
script. ,
c‘
, l . .
my maid at so 'a week was to be “it: ,
«vb.-
Aha—hu—
married the let of May. Could I W“: gH‘ch
“my (10‘ the work? 8 AND EGGLLS HLLAVE VANISH-
! could play gold
owl,~ row, dance. etc. why ot tryV
ousewm-k and make it a pleasure?
ED: surr Is BROUGHT” ,
Jennings and Orlove, Partners in HenL
Business, in Dispute—Body Writ
I'- Served. V
, _ . What has become 01’ ill), 000 eggs
F0! milLdlnintl and 5,000 chickens! That, is what
able I discarded tablecloths and use George Orlcve wants to know. He
be pretty embroidered paper center-
erpieces and dollics. They.w withmy c. Jennings. tot Fairlield, with whom
he was ,,,,,, partnership in the hen
business and he has had Jennings
placed in durance vile, pending an ac-
ticn to recover “do. can damages.
the alleged value of the Chicks and
the eggs.
The papers were served yesterday
afternoon by Deputy Sheriff John M.
3 very small. 1 like to have my eve-
soi
,
W W“ “3011“!“ and have everything tidy before Donnelly, who! took Mr. Jennings in
m W Y“ “I“L My”: BM!“ breakfast. 1 have the janitor wash charge and held him until 119V can fur. .
the ,n :windowa when it becomes necessary nish a bond Jennings swears thet it
3““ “ All the other cleaning 1 do myself is an unfair act and he promises to
mm" 0‘». V V: with n dusting mob and a va'cuu make it but for Orlove when, Judge
Elmore LS. Banks. who is Jenninge'
counsel, returns. It is not unlikely
that-other suits mliy follow. .
it seems that the parties‘ to this
litigation entered [use some agree-
ment in regard to a chicken term on
in her electric. 1. don’t reiuee aiter- Jan. ~.15 l§12.3enninss was to run
noon parties. L’i also have more time the business. , "
to take an interest in my son's LstVud-- The pla‘iutlli charges that the de-
les, read more than ever, and we all~ i'endant has failed to make a proper
take gift in the some amusénienis as accounting for the number of chick-
one and ends ltnentiorietl above. Jen-
housobold dredge. I. have a friend
Ll shah have all sorts of electrical de-
vices ‘to save labor and Lmako the lip)-
ily at three cornlortabe. L
*4.
Mirror Tells About skirt.
was made and that this action is me.
zliclous in its. purpose. 5
. «Vb—u»...- .m... W...
the closet door near the floor will be er "
found useful in dressing or dressmnk- 3 "Yes he has found time to attend
ing. The glass meaburcs about eight to his inellnl business. while he is
by iourteon inches rind rants on two awaiting news from VVnshliigionF—
a
curtain rod hooks screwed Viuto the i’luflalo Express.
Petition tor His Retention as Prose-
cutor in Gemnieh Plus.
A petition is being simulated among
the lawyers of Bridgeport by friends“
of smudge Elmore 8. Banks» of Pain
field, for his retention on prosecutor
in the Criminal common Pleas court.
The petition is addressed to Judge
John J. Walsh, t Norwslk. who was
appointed two sausage by Gov. Bolu-
win to the beach of the Compton Pleas
court. to guessed Judge James F. ‘
worn. at Greenwich. the inhumane v.
At the tune or the nomination by the
governor. o report was current that
Gov. some bad inbitted that judicial
court position be eons”! divided be-
tween the two political parties; in on 1.
do; to’dnsure a non-partisan complex.
ion for the courts. it was utnicviitoodm
that Judge John .1. wales, who is a
democrat. was to appoint e llepubiicen
ili‘omlltnr. I“
” some opposition developed
hen (implosion to the
' swim
Vishnu
'makes complaint against Frederick—I
nings replies‘ that a proper accounting
“Blnks till’lleal‘fi to be more captains
. A mirror attached to the inside oi than the average federal oifi cseak-
HilW THIS WflMAN
Ffllllill HEALTH
would not give Lydia EPink-
honi’ 3 Vegetable Compound
for All Rest of Medicine
in the World,
Utica, one... {'1 stiller-ed everything
Lit-om a female weakness after baby
. . came. I had nmnh
spells and was dizzy,
Ll"; * had black spots be-
Lgéfore my eyes, my
ii back ached and 1
was so weak I could
hardly standup. My
even my fingernails
were colorless and I
had displacement. I
took Lydia E. Pink-
ham’ 3 Vegetable
Compound and now I am stout, well (I.
healthy. I can do all my owp work and
can walk to town and back and not get
tired. I would not give your Vegetable
Compound for all .the rest of the medi-
cines‘ 1n the world. I tried doctor' 3 mod—
'icines and they did me no good. ’«Mrs.
Many Emswme, R. F. D. No.3, Utica,
Ohio.
Another. Case.
Nebo, Ills—"I was bothered for ten
years with i’enisle troubles and the doc—
tors did notheip me. Iwns mask and
nervous that I could not do my work
and eve men I had to spend it few
days in bed. I réud so monylctters about:
Lydia E. Plukhnm’ 9 Vegetable Com» .
pound curing female troubles that i got
abottle of it. It did me more good than
tanytlllng else I ever took and nowit has
cured me. I feel better than I have
for years and tell everybody what the.
Compound has done for me. I believe I
3.
face was yellow, ,
.‘ .
would not be living to-day but for ,
that."-Mfl. Horns Gnarnsrannr,
-' Nebo, mind",
sturlstt FASHION PLATE
be.“ inches wide. The allover lace
for the iiouncing and bodies trimming
l is ill inches wide.
The cost of this robe is:
13 7 8 yds. inundation silk fill 31,. “$3 8L3
3 1-8 yds chanmeuse (in $2 yd... 625
3 yds, allover insertion @ $1. 25 a
UN. 8.75
:2 1'8 yds. bouncing (it $1.50 3.19
l. 1.8 lids. net for vest @ $1 yd. 1.13
W
booby-eele-u
L‘.
'3 ' £1890
Waist No 5138. Sites 32 iii 36 38.
40. it and «Lil bust. Prices of pattern,
15‘ cents “Skirt. No. 5148 Sides 2!.
22 24 26. 23'; so and 32 waist igloo
oi pattern. 15L cents.
(see melanoma... rotten: have) ’
.s
\
marry my daughter, do your
bested Boltonwlffyes. sin- Hut!
n91: any mm than she whole to
marry me. _ _ 1
Her dad (sternlylmso You want to ‘
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