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rdinary bread pudding. , or a allowing the mixture to stand without ,Fashion has decreed that In two to dcr seam. In Other designs it is shown
.lcmon pie may be s'reatly ln‘i- baking may ““39 the bubbles t9 spects shall the oneLplece dress which t“ ““5 trout only in the form 0‘ rover.
' in appearance by the addition break V tound favor in the eyes of womankind, “‘mh‘S thk from atV shaped neck,
en White of egg and sugar, halt», Either powdered 0" granulated 311- last seE‘ton be changed to meet the ,while another design ‘3 that "t a regn
1m topuntil a delicate brown gel! is used for meringues, ,but which. requirements of the present style. The iatlon turnover collar which encircles
mixture is lino'wn as a “mer- ever th “39“ should he sifted. If m?!“ ilrst and most important change in“he neck
Sometimes this meringue is than three ”589 are heed a small '1' that the "ivalsiless' gown, which was The addition of h new 3m“? and
emetiines it liquifles and tails, "‘0th 01 cream 01 “3"“ may he hdd‘ much admired when it was a novelty “mm x“ a Simple and easy way °
hen‘properly made and'baked it ed t0 hhhden the albumen. Beat the has given place to the distinct waistitmt’roving a are“ but these little
”be delicately colored and, firm eggs “BONUS” “nth they are hm!- 01‘ line with its belt or girdle, which is ““9““ Wm WW“ “W Ninth“.
gh to hold its shape when cut. ‘ “ht” “‘9‘, 1’0“” may he turned “PM“ equally desirable for its newness The they will freshen- up last season's
on how' is this accomplished? down thhOht the‘contents falling out position of the new waistline is quite dress and give It “‘9 unto-date 10°“
,Viin making meringue the points Add the 3‘18” gradually and beat it variable, it may be either a few incli- t° “"9””.‘1; ‘
e considered are these: Have thezhhtti the mixture ‘V‘h hhtd tti shape es above the natural line for dressy
cold, and do not beat until ready M“ the flavoring, WhtCh may he lem- govvns or it may be at the natural line
hire them. .Then beat thoroughly 0“ juice 0" "hhthhr and spread it we“ orusevernl inches below, bringing it
add sugar carefully, so that no air the 919 th' pudding, “hit bake th 3‘ 310W well over the hips, for ordinary wear.
. inyorporated escapes. Have a 0" moderate “9“» from eight to .— 13 One oithe newest models is called
same pole. and‘whlle this isn’t exact The worlt of grading nRiver street
. Casement windows are best cur- ly as “51‘0“” he, the h‘hm’thg oi the; has been completed ny the City of V
tained with thin white not or muslin, 33" hh‘hth ‘5 very ht“ t° 10°“ “9°h' South Norwalk, and curbs and gutters
shirred at the tap and bottom on small When glass download to an outdoor are being laid " ‘ “
brass rods so that the window may dining‘room, 0" a “the conservatory, ‘
be opened without having a flapping or a“ “01°39“ ““332 “19'3““ ‘3
curtains Casements made of leaded verypleasnnt indeednpecause you can
Dunes or colored glass do not require enjoy- the sunshine and , flowers and
thin curtains A heavy curtain that the feeling of outdoors while you toast :
may be drawn acitoss the windows at ,rour'feet by a real fire withth' Usual- , V
night is all that is necessary, accord- 13' these glass'doors are made French 2
ing to the Delineator fashion, of two long narrow sashes,
A heavy curtain may be such a each two panes wide, and many panes .
, , bcdutiiul thing. When you choose the deep The beat method .°f curtaining
'Nehitfilli : fabric, select some “an that is nImithe sash is to stun a soft white or
Fr ht design and texture; especial}; altScream stud—:muslin or net—on small
A new latter for the neck is the trill night tor while almost any heavy cur 1‘9”“ ""15. the “DJ“ hem Place“
of satin or inoirh two inches wide rain is nice mough when pulled tel“t the 59”“ h” from the WP. and ~
‘ Which is laid m Dlaits around thé has?! one side in he“), folds by day when the lower rod being placed at the very l j .
.or moderate oven, and b‘nke the minutes, depending 0" the number 0‘» the “Apache."snd receives its name of the collar. .l‘hese are especially it is drawn at night it should be moralbottom of the glass panes, This leavesi
inane-long enough to color deli- 9385 and the thmhhehs Of the him!“ from one of the lower grades or Paris pretty for net, lines or lawri collars, than just niced~it should be decora. .311 09.9" whale 02[ four panes at the; ~
' ,. lid become firm; but not too gue. 9 ' society. This dress is jauniy in style nayn the New York Press The band “v9 I Allie curtain that shimmers at to!) 01 the sash. i .
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‘ , t is not com enient to use a wet cats brown when done lithe oven is wardrobe of 3.x college -‘girl. The of satin rose, or they may be fastenedlm one Of those lDVely inpnnese cot:;nh" and then refuse to have a wall
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d for the shells. very good results too hot the meringue will brown too waistline is seven inches below the under two plain ends of satin in front. ions that are printed in metals and ineper 01' a rug that will not stand the; othconlury "KAYSER" Gloves
.. ay be obtained by baking them on‘much, and become tough and wrin- regulation line and is ilnlshed'wlth a“ Rose moussellne and mink for are dull colors-brunze and silver orange té" 0’ the “mm“. Tm“ is a pretty“ 2 233325;?“ I m"
the ottom or an inverted pan cover-- kled in appearance. It the overlie slow broad satin crushed girdle iastenlng a charming combination tor a young and brown. on a tan ground Such 50"“ "he for the furnishings 0t 370““ ' "K ..
h ., envy buttered paper. Never-301‘ the meringue is taken out too soon. at the left of the front. The long persons evening 30%., rubrics cost no more than ordinary house ‘ I ain‘ttxi’fifpegbiflrhtm 63:22:13:
.. e Whites of eggs until ready to i it liquifles and “falls" sash ends are finished with a silk ‘tas- ~ reps and velveteen.
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, hem, and keep them in a cold The number of whites used is do. 861. This (rock is made as a one-piece Decoration. 7* Neck. Double hung windows may have ball: NATIONAL GUARD ORDERS. l that superlative degree oiexcellence
e until the pudding 01' pie is ready' pendent on the number of egg yolks in dress, hht. 88 8“ Of. that. style are (10‘ ‘ A
. finishes to the or run length curtains, of thin whitel An order issued from the ethos ot‘ gi': $2,313?! :3; ;§&Y3f§;heslgi:;
the meringue The 9388 may he the pudding or pie. ii’, for instance, signed this season 4:0 100k as though summer frock is that? fluhu with an material, hanging straight and full the ndjutnnt general announces thei mommmwed
ton on a platter with a silver torkithe pudding calls for three eggs use made in two pieces. one would never inner collaretie edged nvlth bias vol- li’roin the top of the window to the sill. lpromotlon of First Sergeant Francisi "
Vite. whisk. or in a bowl with “it“ yolks for thickening, putting away ““81"?“ that this NW“ Whifit With its vet, vanished in a smnil ‘fV" at. metRud’led curtains. crossed and looped 'l‘ ’tialoney, lroopA Cav.alry,q Ni G,
. 1y egg beater. When four or more. the whites to keep cold until needed sash and girdle was part of a one
bites. ale used a hasty wire beater When the puddln‘g is baked beat the piece dress. A special model or this '
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6 KiVes better results, writes Ber-.- gradually four toblespoonl‘uls of none ‘thh ”Why“ Nell ”038 'they had been copied from a Romany on wearing apparel not on liouseillr-VA, Field Artillery in appointed sen‘ -‘ Tm" “ my mm" ’1“ ”mm“ :- '
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E Shapleigh of TeaChers College 'dered sugar nnd continue beatluniun- Turnoicr collars are a new feature picture in finely kllted tulle or mailings. gaunt. (‘aptain «Percy H Morgan, 66-! nomt'x‘A‘YSER"youhtveihzalov:
himhta Univemit). in Good Home til the mixture will hold its an aiié’Io‘t‘ tli“’thié- hitch dress and an effect chiiion they add just the softest and: When side cumulus of chlniz or tailed as corps quartermaster. Coastl ‘
-. ‘ that “don't wear out" at the finger
firing i"Fold" in four more islii‘espoohmit‘ oi“_ii3"ii'dhhlai"“"Robesplerre" which dalntlest at finishes to the dinner such fabric are used at the double- Artillery Corps. during the absence 011" ""‘“"
When the willie of an egg is beaten or sugar and one fourth of a table- has pln'yed so Important 8 part in the gown made of chiffon, says the ping. hung ulndows there may be a fitted Laplaln Cunningham on leave is or- i' i VgAmmfichllnjvmpnM
e amount of air is caught and lspoonful of vanilla. Spread on the styles or the past season.‘ A modih- burgh Sun. ,, truinnce. or a piailei rlliiie at the inn tiered to report to the acting chief; Ef showman. 75c,”.“.15,fl.50
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88 remain unbroken until tile in“ Vnud tube in taucy shapes, and bake it ado‘rnsanmost every waist. 0n the
the neck is the whitn oiribroldcred have its own r,od so that the clllutz Guard. by letter. for instruction con- 1 ., ' * lulldi Kayrcr&Co..MaIgcrs
is placed in the ovon‘ the air is for eight minutes in a moderate men. low nc‘ck waists it turns away from collar, and competing with the 801382 cultulns beneath it may be drawn to cernins the tour 3” duty 01V the COMti .. ‘ -' ' h 7N“ Y“ ‘ ”
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cried and the meringue is light A good adv. pays in the nest, paper in the back and reaching forward of lace or embroidered lawn, itlie valance and side curtain: on the June 10 to June 28. inclusive, ' i .2
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. ' ' ' ' . - _. ‘ , , ' started in the controllegp: a Blue Hill . . . f 2
arm ' ,_ ‘ . . 4r _ open trolley car, on Albany avenue,E Wt yds 444'“ material @ “'50 ‘
. , yesterday morning. resulted in injury: ‘3‘," """" ‘ """" " """ " “'7?
CHlLDRENflT’ i5 MRRVELOUS ESSCLBE'E‘4Hnmowélsfiagaggflug: to three passengers, "one serious, ‘and '3‘ “1' “mi“ satin @ $1 “1' .1:-
W SOME this T5 CAN UUMPt. TH T H R Hocking of street car trellis Ior nearly“ $7 ,0
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38, 40, 42 and 44 bust. . Price or pat.
tern; 15 cents.
Skirt No. 5154. Sizes, 20. 22,‘ 24, 26,
i 28, 30 and 32‘ waist. Price 0! pattern,
15 cents.
The second costume is n tailored cl“-
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revere of crushed satin and n collar
of rat he.
(lost to nitrite. average size:
5 His ~14 inch material (1) $1 yd. 45,00
34hr and was enveloped in flames, his
i clothing taking tire. no was seriously; '
.lnirned. Miss ldn Aptcr lumped or
tell from the car and is. suliering
i severely from bruises and shock. John
{Findlay was also hurt by jumping.
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28. 30 32 illul iii waist. Price of pat-
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