peeled eggL plant into quarters a. scoop out the seeds and Lady LLFlnliorsL, fingers and klsses,“evorythihg noedfl‘o In making dainty dishes like lady L LlV‘ Applique WorkLLFVLuolnntlnuL. Among noedlewdmen applique work‘ has long been numbered among the awn..."- lV w momma M m w; Fol-polo a Pretty Addition. There is no more beautiful addition ocountry place or the summer L . blue are used. The delicately leaved .iessamin'o. with its sweet blossoms; the Allegheny ville evon'm lace P stage in matters or clothes, speech and manner." said the [man who wor- OC' L ..‘. a 'l .3 cu: , '.‘ D u. . into onvenlent sized pieces Rub be, very 01°13“. 88 a (“‘90 0138839“? most (oscillating varieties of stitcherif. , “e than t ,Lvin‘e and rose covered like hi ““388 and graced by bells 0! rice: 3 \hl or! over with garlic. men a would L399“ “11' “WE‘RE"! “W brown The modern development at the Work, ends if desired , _ gun, It makes amost livable s" lei‘it3; the canary vine. of yellow or- 'V‘ilesfi» replied Mr, tor ington p of butter in it, put in .tlicTflDel‘fi. thin 01188 if handy. on wmvrhowov‘eu differs considerably from the 3811450319 V2114! ' ; ,“chid beauty, are unequaled for small Barnes. “The adage bod been r‘e~ Vega plant. Season with salt 9‘3‘“ d a little grated nutmeg. ,ot dish with the cheese over . to sippcts oi: hot butter- chi. and: serve immediately. r :1 Pass. Boqmcolse, requiredgt‘duantity -oiV young s. stewpsn with butter, allow. . Loth Mid cook hipwly until v New stir in the beaten yolks and than make ,a cornucopia, out, of one to ,putJuixture into to layout in linger shape or in drops silt one cup of dry flour with MlttleL~ baking pow- der on one paper, and ons’ cup pp-wdcr ed sugar on another paper: then beat the whites of seven eggs very stiff. unces th every quart ot, . as, the washed heart: oil a large L a bunch of parsley, a few ‘ niece, and a little salt. Moist- ' sugar lightly; then yolk and flavor. lsitt in your floor very lightly; lay out .39" the paper and bake quickly; wet: ipapor and bake quickly; wet paper to get oi! aniput together at once; .hava ég‘fig very cold tor good resultsL+0hi cage-4mm Ocean ~.-W_MA...._~.J 1 monitor or doing it years ago, accord-L ing to a contributor to the Philadel- phia North American. To do applique work successfully, select materials or a soft, pliable var. letyL for the groundwork.a as well a3 for the design to 'befappiied. The work need not be stretched into trams . as it is easily handled. LAftor deciding upon the background material and the contrasting color for the design to be applied cut out roughly the shapes for applique allowing a half inch or more beyond the traced lines. these forms down carefully, each in its correct position. placing the work flat on the surface of a table Use small basting stitches. following the traced outline. is used to tastes the all the broadcloth. Be particularl till when basting the design to the‘ not be‘ cloth that it fits smoothly with unv your" broken lines. Linen collars may be coVer the poles 0“; ”ma“- i trimmed in the same manner, using and perseverance are traits linen of a darker or centrasting color to the gardener, who must also pee on a palevtinteo background. Bsate . Stencil muons will furnish many successful designs for applique work. Fuchsia. wistarla poppy, rose, lily and iris are all suitable flowers lor needle- work or this type. Apblluue work is extremely artistic l ”than the all“ a“ in for the met while the vines ind * ° foliage overhead formLLbl screen “from W‘ the sun. slender persolas. if it is a more massive affair with cement or brick supports. one of the clinging vines, such as the English ‘ ivy, can be used in combination with a more} quickly growing vine. The Boston ivy is more hardy than the English variety. but it loses its leaves in the fall. The Virginia creeper and the trumpet villa. with it; scarlet flow are, are both beautiful and hardy. as well as of rapid growth, While wait- ing for the slow- growing vines to cov- er the pergola the seed of the sourd vine or the moon flower may be plant- ed. These latter vlif‘es has best be separated from the, hardy- vines alter the first year, as they are apt to crowd ink provides protection ouL‘ da‘mp 0t odorse, the pergola can- :— assassin, sells imagination in order’tor‘huocéed. Th9 real gardener looks i'orward con-V tlnually to "neat year. "' ‘ . The pergols Lmay be a simple afield of cedar poles, such as are most adap~ table to rustic surroundings. Eight ion. versed and nature is now holding the mirror up to the stage.+Washing- ton StaLVVr. . LA good adv. points the best paper.‘ it 'IHE lilill Mill WEAK Easy Way for Them to Get Strong and Fat. V To thin and weak 1‘. H. Baxter has a word to say. Let them use Bamose. the wonderful iiesh- forming food, that is now so popular and' they will soon he plump and rosy. L ' $31110:ng not an ordinary medicine; is flesh-forming food that is .- I . w EKE *‘ Don't Hide Them LwithL u Veil; Re. move Them With the Othlne Pro. them out with their more. vigorous test wide and 10 high are good proper» growth. and progresses rapidly. which ed!“ liens, though the measurements can. enough to recommend it to no 9' be changed td'suit conditions. it is In the far West the tea rose can Lbe workers well to have the poles set at leastxuscd as arbor covering though the adapteda to the. moat. delicate. its tonic effect gives strength and health so that after its use for'a short time, V‘ all the flesh and fat producing elé2' L meats ’iu the food will be easily as- \ OLEBSS and a teaspoontul oi su- L‘ Over the outline huttonhole stitch llowin 0 ball alter 1L 9 eggs the applique in ‘posltion. using a stitch Lone eighth of an inch long“ with the heading toward the outer edge of the .Oftcn one sees the Bulgarian trim- LEVnollvo, Shaler off all outer green“ leaves of t largehoads o! endlve and clean lgly. washing the endive in say. is ‘Vc'oolL in * cold water then take ddlaln and press out all the Lr possiblef shop and place in a' open with four ounces of butter, for a quarter or an hour. Lpour in, a very little at a time, Q ll glasses a; dream or mills; ope and grate in a' little nutmeg. salt anLL‘d pepper to taste. Stir ad leave on the fire for live in osglong'cr, turn out on a hot dish me with croutons or tried Montreal LSiar ‘ scriptlon ; Thiswprescrlption to “the removal ol' Vfrcclrles was writtenLi'V ' ‘ :clear beautiful complexion that it is [sold by Frank H Baxter under an ab solute guarantee to refund the mo ply" «V't Lil it falls L'- - [ Don't hide youl‘L‘erér-k’é .Lvell; get an ounce of billing}: W e‘ ‘move them potions shtiuld show a wonderful im- provement. some of the lighter drec Vklee vanishing, skillfully... M .3... i i Be sure to ask the druggisi for the teams assumptions} it is thlfi“tllgt ll 30} ll e l o evbac ill] a he “3.0 ill go) kg}; Vpce RT FIVE O CLOCK LVL§LL GCHF‘. a onus Part—:3 wnwou CALI. meme» we RF. lc- -Nlc.' IN‘ design. Care should he observed to keep the stitch at right angles to the ontline. ed. cut away the portion of miterial which extends beyond the outline. A sharp pair at manicure scissors is suitable for this purpose. Lib‘rury ‘tohle runners are lovely ~wllenv-kieolirated with applique work. Measure the tng oi your table, allow- lug the (4%? to extend from 12 .to admire those of the exact dimensions as the top. Ecru linen is a popular material for table runners and to this applique a b’ordérL or com enlionallzou wild rose and (alloys. mpklng the now- are rose color and the leaves~a blue . a... -a...) mo! TEL-ism, Roosrsas as; ctzowm‘ “ , l‘rh TIME THE ears WERE. Gi‘r’rm‘ UP ill WCQLCV‘QR‘I 030th \DOIV/ When the buttonhollng is complet-I Even the iirst few an ill“ inches liver the Ventili, it you do not; 3 ming on the but the same as thaLused for rovers and cuii's‘oi’ the suit with which the but is worn. —.n—-—. Llcausao To wan, , :A marriage licenseuas issued yes» terday afternpon by Town Clerk Wil- liam Tho‘mss ot Bridgeport. to Flam erlck Ringdoll a social secretary of Salem, \lass., and Miss Eleanor 3.; lioyt a social settlement worker or Norwalk, Conn. Constipation immiscible to be we? L'i‘hc foe to spoil health. Correct at once. A er’s Pills. One at bedtime. Sold for 6 Tears. Ask Your Doctor. Eififfifi‘k‘ SUFFRAGETTE FIREBUG IN . COURT. LONDQN, May llS.-Iillrlsm Pratt, a militant Suffruaeilp school teacher he- Elonging in Norwich. was chanted boo Here the police illuslstrats at Csnr Vbrldgc yesterday, ulMolonlolisly sot- :Ltlug lire to u furnished residence in iibe University city on hilly 17. and thereby causing great damage to the house and to one oillhe university libraries adjoining. Silo. was remand- ed without ball. The "teatiimmy shovi- Lcd tlfilt the woman was the niece of u policrrlun, who ldoutliicd a watch discovered at the sound oi the tire so her property and said she admitted being there at the time of the out rage Whine-a...» mm The llallun independent Society, will tilt-8i. for monthly business on Sunday ‘W4ncmilqrnw Mu ‘i’ormal affair or brick. such as is pop- crimson. Vile honored in wisturla or used as a. . ' Lfour feet deep in the ground to insure East must be content with the hard a firm ioundstion, says the Chicago icr roses, rihe ramblers in different inter Ocean. if the house is of stone Lshsdes and hues, white, pink and red or cement the muscle may be of thclun fact all of the ramblers are good, some materials, or it only even be albut none blooms so luxuriantly as the i, it will grow then planted him in New’ England with woodepV'witb the wicburaluns which blooms overhead beams. , It needs not be a when the rambler is over, thus pro- covering tor a path from one spot to L-lonslnstbe beauty or the persola The another, but it may, when occasion reg' climbing, ClOlhllde soupert, Baltimore gulres, form a charming addition to ”Lei! and climbing woottvn‘ are 3130; the house itself, taking the place ‘on L.flxLle Of the wichurolsna hybrids Jen the old~time piazza seyfbeauty and evergreen gem are the The rose is not the only drapery orLjhesl. The foliage is lovely and the covering used on the persoln It may perfume of the flowers delicious support for grape vines or honeysuc-i lee or corered with swift-growing sn- u’eéll'l’ held? in titanium luloi lines. Throughout the North; last evening did not come to pass, and such vines as ivy, clematis and wood Ll has been postponed indefinitely. coasoaarlou Vrax scams 3’39" poet-:9. Legislative Committee Hearing On New Mescoro.’i’odsy. ‘ a The finance committee of the Gen. oral Assembly will have a hearing on s new tax pleasure, which has created ll good deal more interest than the "result will be likely to develop, The resolutions. no it now reads,“ pin-1‘s; a state tax of oilehslf of 1 per cent. on the capital stock of all corllors~ lions not already paying a state tax. in other words it exempt.) the banks and insurance companies, which are already taxed on their market values. This has struck observers collars“? as a pretty big load and there Would have been a strong protect. it it had been pushed. But it ill understood that a substitute will be diluted It the meeting tdduy. ’ E" * This substitute will levy a tax on ooeronnaoticui corporations doing business in this state dining ditty which New York levir’ogiil w corporations it will levymnoldlghth st 1. per i on their capital stock. *. Twit.“ .o a monster or what was proposed in the measure introduced in accordance with the State (mulls proposal. Mumhusetw tram combo ' snails up the dilloroncs between the animal an onion mil/our a: one the total value or all their ,llulck. rm and laws ' pursued team: SEdTHlELL Flfiliiflil PLAT-Em slmilated and retained by the body. The large sale Draggist F. 'H. Bax- ter had on Samose since he ‘iirat in- troduced it in South Norwalk. and the wonderful results following“‘-its use have made him such an enthusiastic believer in its great merits that, he gives his personal guarantee to [efund the money if Samoss does not make “ thin people fat and restore strength land health. When a gain in ,weight is noticed after Samose has been used tor a week or ten day s, and health has up. lproved and you notice yourself grow- The Klalyron Club supper to 'llsve Vlog stronger, you certainly should reel 6 Hotel,;more than salislied with what You have received irom the small cost at 60c. Ll TROLLEYMEN WANT LRlJNNlNG BOARD BILL. ‘ HARTFORD, May 23.—-A delegation ‘ot trolleymen come here Tuesday and unalleloWeduesdayto urge members at the Legislature to pass the trolley car running hpa‘rd bill which is at the foot of the liouse calendar. The bill sougcrs who refuse to obey an order issued by the Public Utilities Commis- sion. the particular point being that the commission could make rules to stop the crowding of cars and tllon, have them enforcodr Several of the trolloymsn said that it rules are made and it is found they can not be enforc- slopplus their cars between f blocks and refusing to proceed until the runs plus boards are cleared of passengers. ‘ .1 la would provide punishment for any pasv - ‘ ca, ‘thli trolloymen are in favor or ‘
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