”‘1 "u'fi‘: ‘\ ‘C- I" If 'WI.‘ '1“,v “1:1,”,10 her-provoking descriptions at e homely subject or cookery burnt.” ride it do such excellent service , Went with his a uggied read anal 1); also” olaiméd that genius butter and meat pie to meet the con- bon, especially these of Dresden et entlon and when we read vict in the marshes. This was doubt- iiscts, and one is constantly treated to less a Cheshire“ pork pie as Mr. Huhw pleasing surprises ev6’lved ird‘ln rill his, one of Mrs. 166 Gargeri's guests hon in the hands 6! ingenious . LEngilsu dishes, We under» says "a bit of savory pork pie would artistic women. ,. d realize 110W minutely he lay 6top of anything and do no, The dainty has illustrated is a pret- ' ' ty idea for combining Dresden and Line a pudding dish with rich hill! plaili' satin ribbon. The prevailing now many an Englishman, paste, put m a layer of tender ymmgicolms in the Dresden are pink and a 'ar’a’a'n 1".» n 'v w'm‘r .\-‘\HI 5 In a was - names. Many arethe decoratii’e ‘use of rill. x 'anr whit ‘- a mla/fi’r’fl'fi/ a..\‘\\*\‘ . um afl‘m -\ s has. The two ends Gain d'ldenéFrom Mistakes which will Irotrude ”“0““ 9”“ 9' “All sorts of ironing come my wav these buttonholod openings. may be during my girlhood but it was not knotted 5“, the end 1301‘ a finish iuntii after my marriage," says a vii-it Alter this part oi the work is com. er in an exchange, "that it bec6ine “,pletsd the lower edgewwllich will be necessary for me to learn how to set of the two-inch satin ribbon—may be up collars and cults suiiiciently crew gathered and sowed 6verliand on the ltahly tor a man to wear them in the. inside 61 the haé to the pained edgés city ‘ of cardboard before mentioned. When “Of course i made 6 ion of mistakes mr' nil-v “\t- fix , shape. allw’uv/n'w‘n a‘n’ufi Info- at an" ' , ’ a! " n - ,\ \ it"m ‘\-\-\ b but In- -r‘\- : prawn ‘\‘ ‘x '0. 0‘. ”I? u who . 00., Then 1 took s. 616611, d6mp‘ The Willi; NIBBklyr mee'tingji of rag and rubbed all over both sides of ‘ Welcome Stranger Lodge No; 364 the collar to remove any surface Sons of St. George, wiiL, e held Tues» starch which might stick to the iron. ‘d‘ay evening, , lastly. I again pulled the collar into», - . shape, coaxed the iulness away' from ‘ “MIL 7.- if" 6 the middle and up against the edges. . A it was then readymr ironing. “The only'why to her uniform stilts; ness is to iron lightly the wrong side ; first, tlién the right and sec on back- ward and forward, first lightly and then more heavily until the collar is 11.18 country. and reading pork, tree from lot, out in small dice gdolicate shade 01' green 0” a white the work is turned thefllog is complet— at the outset. but then I gained many experiences a censumins season with salt and pepper- add a i'kaSmi‘nd The 33““ '3 the 531“" ed and may he used for large variety ideas by those very mistakes, so they one at these substantial layer of juicy sour apples, sprinltle- 5113“ 01 pink 33 that ”how“ in “1° of purposes. , i livers worth makimr. ,writes a contributor to the generously with sugar, is little cinna- inrtsden rihbon. Another fityle of mam“; the bag 13‘ “l tound, for instance. that the cold hard. ‘ Int‘er Ocean. mon, claims and nutmeg; another lay- A One yard 0! satin "W0“ “’0 inches t6 omit the two-inch satin ribbon In- water starch gained considerably in» “For a long‘~ time it was quite '13 . 173,13? nowhere does this able an or of pork and so on until the dish is WW ‘5 required ‘0” ““3 “‘3' one yard stead of r’unnlng‘ the ribbon .around strength if made some hours before WW“ #131 mind-‘10 to Berlv'e “P my €01- ‘ good and lovable women full, dot bits of butter on over the “V9 "“11“ M519. 0"? undone 913m“ the bag it may be cut into half-yard hand and was well stirred up hetero lore and ““3 “96"” and stitliy but more charming picture than top, snd‘x cover with pull paste. Cut yards 0‘ Dresden ribbon five inches strips 66:1 the sdges’sowed together Ming. 1 took care to use the 5‘93: daring and c Mexico are twin sis depicts Ruth Pinch and her a small hole in center of l,id insert a Wide and two yards 0f plnh Silk COI‘G- alternating Dresden and satin so thai; starch-«a heaped tablespooni’ul to mug tors, and one day i ventured on polish- mot in making a beefsteak piece of white paper for tunnel. then for the drawstring the ribbon will be verticle instead of a pint of cold watere—and sometimes lug 'tllem as W91". ‘ , r dumpling. The recipe of bake until done. _ First two circular pieces of card- horizontal on the ba’g The top ends i added mm a teaspoonful or hope: “I placed my collar on 8- 811100“! 1 or f excellent first cousin of 9. There is the veal and ham me with- board should be cut tour inches in di- oi‘ the ,1be may,“ left loose for lived dl6solved m about a tablespoontul 70! piece of slightly, polished board, damp! out which Mrs. Psrrybingle could not “meter and “0‘59”“ Show“ with the inches and turned back on the right «boiling water to preserve the white. 0‘1 ”10 surfhco on Q19 “8m side 0' owl or pudding dish with bak- be persuaded to visit her friend Ber- Dresden ribbon by beam“! W0.“ “1“,“ side and the ends pointed and liniShed new 0! the linen. , "1° “0“” “'1‘” a “W“ W" “‘3 “Mi der biscuit dough—Ruth used the Plummet long‘ stitches on the ivrong side. then with a silk tassel “u may tell you," she said knowing- ”9‘0"? the moisture had time to dry ’ Lgththenl drink all they water instead of milk to As for )Mr Wegg in our “Mutual place the wrong sides together, which Tile pastebosrd tor the bottom 0! m “that all stii'ily starched items in :I seized my hot polishing iron.‘ , want of pure delicious erwdouzil~rroceed exactly Friend" he declares, "And it would be will leave a finished Bide 0’ “19 Paste this bill; and the top 61th the draw- must be bone dry ber3re starcbins‘. or New“ “ ”WWW 5"“ ”“6“ “Bl sparkling Will’iams' Rlooi; did: chop up steak, sirloin hard 8113,“) name the pie that is a pep; board for both the inside and outside string are made in the some way as also the proper degree of stillness will ibroad end rapidly up and down overi Beer. , It ‘will do them ‘ mil. in email 6168. add ‘sait. pen tor pie than a weal and hammer, and; 0’ the ”33- was described for the first bag. ‘ “ever be obtained The starch “0 the damp surface, covering about two; 800d‘80 pure, refreshing , “f d water to make gravy, moist. meaty jelly too, eSpecially when it 18“ it one does not obiect to machine ‘ ________ must be stirred up with the lingers “10"“ at 3 time. The too 0! the pol-I and wholesome. ' fl.“ °t ““811 cover With dough a little sail " The ieoipe or this is: stitching. the edfies 0f the “him my The square client is becoming more from the bottom and sides 0‘ “‘3 ““1“ ”mm“ 1”“ ”mm“ mm 1“ 1mm“ ,6 saucer or deep plate and Line pudding dish with pull paste or; be Joined by lapping and stitching noticeable in all kinds of gowns. and the collars and cuffs dipped 1115i“:0 “WW“ corneljfil ib t the 11.6095' 11 top, tie in pudding cloth, ni- simply butter the dish well pm in a with a very fine stitch. using silk oi ‘ " . two or three at a time , sa’ry friction can only beohtsined with room to swell. B0“ No hours, layer of veal cut in small pieces, ithe exact shade °' the ribbon. It ‘5 Fancy cretoilncs make ivory. stylish “EVel‘ythlng depends upon the the broad and 0‘ the iron. ii on platter and serve hot sprinkle over this a Seasoning or pep-gmore “511% however to flew the separate vests, ‘ starch being evenly worked into tbal “Alter W9 it only ”maimed to curl ,lis Yorkshire pies [he one per salt a‘hd a. “are powdered herbs“ ledges ove l‘lllmd n the wrong Side. - w linen. If the rubbing; is 110?. douollhe 001mm and cuffs by holding 3- “.5 t0 1‘5 most 18 this Line“ 'heu a iilvel of linrd- boiled .6328, one (The wide satin ‘1 b0“ ‘5 intended (or A tailored shirtwaist of white silk thoroughly You W"! find when “'ng i000! flat iron on one end at the cor: sop baking dish with pull or chop- ,llcce buttered, now u layer o§y1m3 6° di ““6535 0 be turned 0“" brocade is worn with the caremliy time comes 'I‘oufid that great stamh 1)" Wm! the right hand and dragging nets; fill with layers of flesh sliced ham, fat and lean together, ginfiis’xih Wlmllfl'hémmed; then lenVlnx tailored suit ~Newsrk Vows WSW" ”89 “9°“ 01° iinen. ‘ ) ' Sihe rest at the collar With a rapid .‘ Wm sheila-trips, season other layer oireal 11 to.- run in the), ‘ ‘ "finally 1' “lid out poem-and mm!” from ““d9meam the iron svltll‘ ayor with pepper, salt, sage and dish is fun pour or or all a large CDP‘ ! ilrnsstlllig. ii is again caught together sun's ill rows Oil a clan towel rolled‘ ““3 ML" 7 , . i W savory. add comment water in] o! veal stock cover with pasta and “MW 80 that the stitches will not '3 j r ~- them up tightly, and let: them (or _ . nvy, cover with pull paste, cut halts two hours. Serve cold. ,Show 31;“ ““3. leaves 3 trill 0‘ ““9 Stops falling "air about half an hour, while}, got the, Ehreka Rebekah Ledge No. 42,..1 i) iisli’s lPsair Renewal- certainly stops failing hair. No doubt about it what- ever. LYou Will surely be satisfied. m Give, the Gillldre'n Glimmer Health and coinigri Prepared ‘ from ,choiee herbs and roots. It is easily made at home and costs but 2. a quart. With meals and betwosn meals, the ides! summer beverage for the whole . ,. VIamilyis cover and bake two hours. finch above the space Which is leit tor ironing tools ready wt 3’, ,, :0‘. Ft, will meet tonight for regular; «can he parlioiled if desired, RUSELL DECLINES pom-”ON ’lhe drawstring A slit three fourths or "I then on 6d out my rl livid .t'ook business. > . have forgotten with what BOSTQN_ May ”shaman“ 9!. my an inch wide is cut on both sides of “ ,. "I 0““ youthful years. loiu business interests Joseph B. Russell; ihe'bfll; in the space 19“ 101‘ ”13 spur-l ‘40“ Cilllbb) little Pill (Philip today declined on appointment as col-51’0“ this ‘8 buttonholed and ”‘9 311k "Giant Monthlllone ) as he iocmr of the mm of Boston. ' geord out into two one-yard strips and i. www..m»...._ i—MW- one collar 0 Elli! of arm Eiol'ilhig (””er ~~ ' ‘ the rest up neatly as borers. i laid~ The weekly meeting or Douglass this collni' «in? front A the on the l Fowler. ‘Womnn' s Roller Corps, No. :5, clean irohiiig cloth ~ilulleci it into will be held tonight SHITHIEI. FASHIGN PLATE W a: CARLEIDN C0» Mitt, “Word, Conn. ‘ ' ”mm”, ..,....._....w._...m.... .. W- “W...“ WW ..(...~....M..M_..,~.~ ..... STATE ORNITHOLOGIBT STARTS muons m .coussssucs. CUSB Me ' ' ' ~ « 6' w ., , 0N LONG TRIP. l ....._.. O . . ‘ ‘ \ ‘ ‘ ‘, 3“ L»; W? ‘thorl‘Bursw hmclni in Conferences , .. , p. ‘ ~ “ i. " Herbirt k. Job to Visit Manitoba :6; E loos slim ill-puts. f ~ , j _ ,4 ‘ ,, " “WW ‘ l. ’ CREPE? . interact i won Fowl Pros-em NEW HAVEN ua zit—4: w. w. i " , ~ D u ‘2 . . . = , o , , . yz . . , ., P6606?) Ygllgwfltifi l COULiSN i I AMETO LRND Ofl'lm FOR m”. Hunger, acting conimiseioner‘oi ishor . W. V ‘ NEW liar}. . May, .29. «The 119* statistics who arrived here recently . j, , ., helium of State Olnlwolosivt How to arbitrate the trouble release the N .g _ ‘ , bort K. loll. or was: Hawaii. to Mn Brotherhood oi noiiwoy Clerks“ one . cons “TWENTY Fear the i! show \bu liolv'io anneal going on in this suite to domesticate a number of species of some birds. Ml Joli last summer went to the wilds ' oi Mlilfiwilei' and under‘a license '1!in so hr, the Canadian government. cor looted eggs or various species oi ducks. blunt. swan and geese which migrate to ihollo regions in the breed lug season, hatched than: in it home made inouhaior mid brought back the young birds. A number otrwoaliilr men financed, the trip and binds then many kind! or wild idwi have been kept at the Connecticut coils” in dtorrs, in Norfolk on a south pro? serve them. and iii shvsrai phenol-rel ,iii Westminster county, New York it is said that an experimcsrmadgnan ‘ in: the past year in a preserve in lt‘in the raising oi Wood duck and sub- slim ii lo the :New rots marten. he present schedule «him than tiny pr ‘ioh o Winchester county netted w 090 nroi.‘ ii sovwnmw‘t exrwiition to Manitoba the New Haven road immediately ,, in the interest oi wildI iowl melsw started an investigation at the silos“, ‘ 5 , \ ‘ U0": an!“ attention ‘0 the “Wk “0W ticli During the dilemma he had con-i ,( ..,, fl ' ‘ ~ _ ,. bye more change, or manoasmint. . 'lt is believed, odour. Hanger will isrenccs with deneral Manager (1. h horde and ii. 3, Steal-us. general _ _ chairman. is the mantle whom. the .- " , ' ,, , . clerks look to settle [he‘dlspnler- " * The important distiir at malts ‘inv _ the present proceedings is whether ~ the road may abrhsais all agreements The shreenl‘ént “$91! which was sure. sated is considered of but minor imv penalise. There will she no formal , nrlihrotion court, as in other chives. arrive at whether decision he ‘ monitor, it is helisvso. 'lhnoh by, , . person ,jnrestlsnti‘on a. through has”; " other coursep, ,, . ,, _ GAB? HADGAM Millie! ill Nil. liliit'rli‘mll) May lit-v16 spacial t6 .' The Times from East Heirloom ms ~ that the newsman: higher Midst. which it to be delimited Juli = Monsieur throes ops ,
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