Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 3, 1913 · page 10

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.‘ men from a spoon, ‘aud
Rye cakes should be

 
 

meat grinder; four soda
‘ granulated
Beat eggs separately, add
" its and beat hard, ' then tidd

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

__ b over with a lemon before
i: into the pan also remove

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I ten poached eggs drop a lit-
lump into the water
like use of the white or an egg;

 

nod and slited; eight ta- I
sugar and.

of whipped cream, sprin-_
. cream on top. “-1113 All»i

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inutes. and

lubrovoinent.

anpiio equally well

when mixing th éih sugar ior
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chance cooked spin-
ach very'il '
hotter and salt Butter the rameklne,
and into each: put a

 

 
 

x cred spots in colora.

Then there are plain‘colored ratinea', n.3,...“
_ with deep diet-like borders

{eggs may he [

tablespooniul or]

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”than...” “1......

w aw, in! . .,

ever to the lore. .
New, too, are ratlnes with embroi

Very sheer wool crenes are charm
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band which finished the edge.
i Ottoman cloths are
among the smart suitinge.

Whlncords will make many tailored
suits

 

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Diegonal sergee promise to be more . ..

-worn than the plain weaves.
Voiles of very fine weave will be

[there are masculine suitings

i’and pretty tans.

And wool ratlnes are more than ,

, comma?

sugar Willi-i Crepes also are bordered-woe de-l Deputy State Comptroii
Philade“ lighttlll fabriq With Ema“ 90.105 and: ence Bissau h“ annuunced t

bite and' foliage worked out in silk to form the contract tor printing 25.000 copies or it the o no
'the motor vehicle list, complete to

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lFlcrenco. Oregon, saye:
revlous“ meal, says the' For the severely plain tailored suit last fourteen Years my kidney and

or bladder incapacitated me for all work.
arid adeson well with smoothly finished iabrica in‘soit mic About eight months ago I began using
.Foley Kidney Pills,
53900898 are members of the ratios done what other medicines failed to

~Conatlpation
nausea. diazlne

oa'ni'
gloom

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hat the

June 1. has been andrded to the
United Swiaten Wholesale Printing
Company. diiivggl a will iii-coa-
lily basin about the mid le oi June.

 

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Wm. Morris. a resident worker or
"For the

and they have

spinach, and sprinkle vim. grated Par- family that will he included among do, and now i am feeling fine. 1 rec.

meaan cheeifre. Break an egg on top
of the cheese; OvaN
tablespooniill of Beelitiniel sauce and a
generous

 

' Place in a “oven. uiitil the eggs are ihut stripes of

.set and glazed ‘6li top; ’3‘?“ .

 

 
 
 

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the well liked materials.

some of the new smart walking shirts.‘

 

 

 

 

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W HAT chop RETARDED sv
till-if: BACKWARD scams.

Bell Rang Some Time Mac but
. Ill Winter {inducer Sticks.

Nho‘ugh the oillcial terrain for the
his ,9: straw hate wail sounded on
' 5th. not many of the faithful

responded. A representative
‘ Sentinel taking cai‘eiul count
‘e thousands who paused found
till! about one hardy spirit in
eleventy Jive oi the young bloods
dioported themselves on that
” hiare min the courage of his
ii to acknowledge mm.
dominion and‘vveer a claim!
Altogether ihc present
1 May has been discnuraslng
who are wont to shed the
territory Juut’ as soon as the til
lids commence in gimme

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

weather axiharently line no let up The
gi’iimily man is elated and he is stick-
ing to last winter's helmet with a
grim determination to keep it up all
summer it necessary. A relief com-
mlttce has been appointed however.
and another ringing of the ”hell this
time u more vigorous one; it "cnnouno
ed ior Memorial Day, I! hot tnmnle
weather does not apnear alter this
second warning. some South No rwulli
slorekoepers announce that their
whole stock oi ii a and died will be
thrown on the he solo counters.

 

sum. Henge or need
no QONeiDEMBLE oA‘MAas
“" 'ro CONNEOTiOU'i" GANDENs
NlilW WNDON. June
have been complaining coneiderahly
lately About the ainoiiu '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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may .lenliings Lodge,‘No. 7 Shell-
hords of Bethlehem. will meet for
semismonthly business tomorrow even

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Wills WHO ARE
I PALE, NERVOUS

 

May Find Help in Mr!- E-
eton’d Letter About
Her Daughter. .

Bu iin . Inflow" die E. Pink»
.lum’: vixen. (lanthanum d has cured
. my daughter

 

troubled almost A

lommen‘d Foley Kidney Pills."
Gray tweeds were used to make sale by all druxgists. '

., 0: Stamford. and Norvvalk wont
inclines». Show“ iconoc- ’ . N

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', erotics!

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”headlights

committee yesterday. Those appoint-
ed are. ' John Mediation, Alan Moses.
Edgar Murphy. Laura Beach and Mn.
helJackeon- The committee will
meet today during the filth period to

consult with Dr. Gumhart upon the

nrrangcmcnta.

in“...

i ‘The bane-hall team win out throuxh

a herd‘i'mictlce yesterday afternoon
in preparation tor the some wellnes-
day with some... High at Norwalk.
manifold trimmed the local, in“ at

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President William Stevens. oi the '
senior closer appointed the reception .

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casserole

to fold 'a‘ .
brought to tile tabl
set it on a plate "craniatter
heat

casserole has one

There is economy in its use. 92nd most bread crumhii, diced celery and mill:
A wnRKER APPRECIATE: “fl-lie apostlzing dishes maybe prepared in and seasoned to tajste‘ with sage, a .

lest

the caster-ole mar the taol6.

icooked in the casserole; They should

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Calves hearts are ' usually good

virtues. he smiled with a dressing made or

it; The less expensive his or meat haylesi and pepper. salt and butter.

may he prepared to excellent enact Shi'ite the hearts in a on... pan or
through the medium or the casserole. :ehiilet, then put in the casserole with
Those who a... at all skeptical, need a little water and cook, for two or. .

only give the casserole a iaithrul trial three hours in a underate oven.

to become convinced.

A contail way of serving steak in
the caserole is this: Take dhout two"
pounds or round steak and cut it into
six or eight pieces of conyenlent size.
,Season each piece with pepper and?
gospoonfu] of the cheese 1 Not only are plain colors well‘llked,, (Ponassus Council. N9. 1268 Royal salt. and "‘9“ MW“ them "1 butter

varying dearees and Arqanum, will hold its regular meeting
, A lolleclis or many sizes are iashionablo this evening.

or hacon lat Chen a retrained onion
and try it in a tobleenodniul of but-
ter till it isgolden brown“. adding

 

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Veal semelles is another delicious.
dinner dish. Cut veal into pieces con- _

venient for serving. 'Soason each with

,penper and salt and acute in a little
hotter. to which a bayieai has been

added for geasoning. Butter“ a cases.
role and put in two or three slices or

Vhscon cut éry thin; then put in some

of the real and continue with the ba-
con and veal alternately till ind cas-

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'nsen Finale stack 21‘
.Tted lor the veal had a cuntuloi toma-
toes added tor moisture“ -
Calvea' liver. in casserole is another
‘ scod dish Lardthe liv r with strips
1) ‘wn it in butter.
Brown ii heaping ta leepooniul oi flour
in hdttcr add a’ cupiul or white stock
or waiter. and cook until it is thick
stirring constantly: season to taste.
Put the liver into a buttered casserole
and pour-N the gravy over it- add a hay-
leaf 9. gmail bunch of, ‘
ed clove of garlic trio shallots, two on.
ions Still a sole 1 .’ arrot sliced. can;

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

'Put «the liver in a .
Return to the casserole, reheat and
serve ,

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it's the outset com on discovery ‘0! the up.
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my. Wia’cathaiu relief or momma“: callous. -

in New shoes. Try film“ deve'igwhere,
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limiter

door on through this identity. , v
The animals were never more pion-

fiiiiuirentl‘ ‘

1 or dillili‘u as he i. a driven.
clinic

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SEill‘lliEl. ”Sill” rials” "‘ ~

Figured crepe do chine is used tor
the first of these iery dainty frocks.
Nothing could be simpler than the
straight. gathered shirt and waist with

, shoulder yoke of its own mnteriall The

collar and cults are 0; lane or Any:
dainty material.

Skirt No 482 5 Sizes 21, 22, 24
25. 30, 32 and 34 waist. Price 0! pat-
tern. 15 cents. . . .

Wales; No. 5122. Sizes .32. 3-1. 36,788.
‘ “40. 42 and 44 built. Prices of dattorn.
in cents.

diripcd gingham at 18 acute a yard
is employtd for the ascend model with

" also he worn. it requirea about 7 yard.
’ of gingham to make thin model for ’
average size coating about 6126. .

NO. 5157. Bison 32, 34. 38. 38. 40.7.
42, ii and 43 Bust. [Price or natiorm.

 

 

rind coolc slowly ion t least an hour , ‘

which separate culls and collar; may 7‘

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