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heaping spoon
Add six chopped
on livers and fry this mixture in
as. Drain off the butter and add
‘ ablespoons brown sauce. Let it,
"to a. boil and season with pup-
“: and salt. , if the mixture is
it imam small quantity of corn-
911 “to thicken. Serve over two
“hed'e‘ggs. If the flavor is liken.
ll? orgilve ripe olives, chapped line,
. be added just before the livers;
poured over the toast and eggs.
9, toast should be cut round and
:the' crusty edges cut off.
7 rApple Cake,
no, egg (beaten well.) one cup 511-
tall? cup milk, melted butter size
35;. two cups flour sifted with ten-
n balling powder, salt, teaspoon
lilo.“ Mix as for cake dough, udd-
‘otter last. Put in bread pan and
coin out about 1% inches thick.
d on top sliced apples, supnr, cin-
man and a few currnnts.-—~Snn
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BakedMeat Roll, Tomato Sauce,
Finely chop one-halt pound, each,
h pork, veal and bee-i. Mix and
d One-.lialf cup stale bread crumbs,
up half small onion, finely chopped.
, ' all tablespoont'ul suit, onoiom'th
poon pepper and two eggs, beaten
ghtly, Shape into 21 roll, using: as
,1 e‘pressure as possible. Put in huh-
’« goon, cover with thin strips of fat
Gilli. pork and butts in a hot oven lll't)‘
es, basting alter the “TM ton
"on of the cooking with water,
rds with the int, in pan. Serve
Tim-ll {pronto sauce.
‘ Strawberry Pie,
' .3 deep pie plate with it rich
babe in the oven until light
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rimilla and spread 0“ t0i),0f berries. ing gown Wis 01’ white soft satin, nnd .
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Sardine Toast,

'l‘oast six slices of bread and spread
with sardines, t‘reod'l’rom bones and
Su-pttrote into pieces. Svnhi one cup—
i’nl milk, odd the roll-1:5 of two cogs,
slightly beaten, and stir uuiilhnhziurt-
tlllt'lx'llll“, then odd tint whites of two ‘
cures, bcnton until stilt, Season with
one eighth teaspoonl‘ui suit and n few

.ilHS;I,.iliiy€iliilv. Pour over preporml

t.—-‘~C‘ ago inter ()renn,

(fondled Citron or "Pie” Melonm— I with two rows of deep black lace with
Drop peeled, cut oitl’on‘melon lnwfnst-ian allover pattern on it. A posy of.
boiling soda writer in 9“" proportionlooiored ombroldotod flowers fit the
ot‘ n‘ rounding teaspoo‘nful of soda to i wnist l'usteuod n draped snsh ot‘ blot‘ltj
ench gallon of‘wntcr, and cook until satin from which one long loop oi“
approaching tenderness. Drain, p1nco,blnch satin caught up the tunic to the l
in alum water for five hours. Di‘ainlloi‘t. The bodlt‘c wits draped in thet
again and throw into cold water oneipinitmi not and pine over white. 'i‘hesol
hour. Drain again and‘place in institunies of line net. and lace over drop-l
enough water to cover, in which oneiod shirts oi’ soil satin are very muchi
iabiespoonful of citric acid to each ltlie vogue just now; unother one we:
quart is dissolved, and let stand over-lsnw was of white liberty satin with 5
night. In the morning droln andfthc tunic of line uoru net trimmed
weigh, saving the waier. Allow equal l with three rows of ecru incl.» not more 2
weight of sugar, nod for each two:thnn three or four inches wide and not i
pounds of cltron one pint, of the, nci'fon about, nix lilt'llels uputt. This tunic»
duluted water and noted rind of two atrout-bed to the liliOt‘H in front and g
lemons. Boll syrup until clear, Shim- ' was pointed pt the nidcs and shoriori
miug meantime. Add Citron, cook till ,ngain to the bitch. The bodice wits
clear, drain, dry and repeat processitiimmed tic-bu t‘nshlon with the net l
till sufficiently candied. loud lure, with uush of soft grei‘nl
—-——-—— jund spru)‘ of roses oi the fastening off
Candied Green 'l‘omatoeswil'ipoLtho iichu. 1
green, small, firm ttlcveloped)) tomu- Another pretty ‘ilHlnt sown wus of}
toes; clip stems and place in granite . hint-h net with :1 border of jet to theé
vessel with one sliced lemon and one j. foot. the tunic of white lucc with;
hull pound of sugar for each pound ol'ibnuds of tine jet from shoulder to:
tomato and only enough water to pi‘C-lkiiou front and buck, and u snob til"
nut burning. Cook slowly until baro- blneh satin and tiger lily colored sot-i,
ly approaching tenderness. A\‘oid:in mixed together. ,
cooking too long. lirain, let stand: ()nt' of the most sucressi‘ul tiftcr’
in n cool oven or in the sun for Minoan models was of black Cln‘tt'mcuxol
hours. lit‘llln'o in sirup :tud relit‘nt, uilh illnolt lute inset in hitch {lull
rcpt-Ming until sufficiently crystallir juiceves in t-rrnroiits; tho sullt‘wus or!
cd. i itinsttislwr blue brruu nnd the plnslrun ‘
:in from of the stunt- cinhioidcrvd in!
gold und silver. The tlt‘nperion of the
shirt nll worked up to the front, lhei
slot-Yrs: were quite long and close lite
linn‘. null then,» wus just :i ruffle of,

log thi- luw‘ i’lll nut-ll.

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i’i'lll uniivtoiliery uud not; the illlili‘l‘v
l;i!‘t “ill: of tlio oztiiti‘oititrv, wlllll‘
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the not was edged with tiny piuitings
of black tulle. Abroad cerise ribbon
of soft satin formed a Jupnncso collar
behind. crossed in front, mid tied in
a huge bow behind at the waist.

A pretty gown of crushed strttwber-
luv silk crepon had a. pointed tunic .-
thc some material, it sash end with,
lines of dark blue embroidery and at.
”10 “'iilSt in front, where it plain chill
i‘on collar many shades lighter than
the material met the waist there was
a pony of bright blue, pnd ornnne und
tell‘t'en. which gave an indesrrlbnbly
smnrt effect to the gown.

There was a delicious little yellow
crepe frock, the .vellow St‘t‘ll in old
Chinese embroidories, with little;
sprays of colored flowers on it. mode

with soft black satin sash, while the
vest, turndown oollnr and inncr
sleeves were of ecru embroidered
linen.

An effective dinner gown whose pro.
vnib‘nl.r time was smolm penrl wns
most. cleverly fashioned. 'l'he founda-
tion was black liberty satin, while the
whole bodice and tunic were of bond
fringe about six or seven inrhes in
length illltl caught in m the bottom
on well as at the top. Starting from,
the top of the low bodice the bonds;
were in crystal untl tbonve they work:
ed down through every shnde ui' grn)‘ l
10.101 oi the bottom of the tunic, From
there were tint iiounces oi the rutiu
till near the hem nunin were two rows ,
oi" the bend i'riunv. the tlniltwt gm)",
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'Vt‘l’jfi gtiull lilt‘t‘ ill the tbruut nnd from {like that nircndy mu ribed, the under- L‘Will you hat-p pummeled the “110‘
'snirt of iionvy whizn «inbroitlt‘rv with f,

ionic of white lull-c. n 'lllllllll who all
t‘lxiirtso- embroider} in line on ;.t~ilti\\*,l
whilst it soap of Hill sunn- with littlm
round losst‘ls lli'tl this noun

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spring, and one iinds in the shops n,-‘\n.‘~’(’l"‘~‘5 "1’41""1‘53-
invite vuriety quite lendy to slip 011.“.‘lml'0 ‘1’”
There is none more stylish than the
'bolero of blutzlt silk with
trimming, nul‘n the Newark News.
course, with the gr
Bulgarian hilt»; ntluincd it will not be ,ll‘Oi't‘d l“ llllfillflieil
surprising to have the bright color-

pay special attention to its oumng.’ a itrimmed with them in every conceiv~

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Small Buttons Most Popular.
Apparently, billions are to be em~
quuntitios, snys
'the Chicano inter Ocean.» Blouses,

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in 5.719ng n l)0l(el'()ld”‘5$“5- inbois, coats and shirts are

ilnlignrinn
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int vonut: that the;

lugs overdone.

”mum,“ 01' an mph in the Mini! of luble style. The small buttons in our-
this point or that may moire a vast‘il‘ms “ll-"ltd?!“ and WW bright colors
tllil'erence in the “.11). it becomes the .will be the most populnr. tiltill nntl
wearer. semi bull shapes are still popular, but

if you wish to polish an apple, wipe whnt is called the ilornl orrstui button
it off with n iIlOil'l moistened with is ”“9 “"“"’St* A "m” cup-shaped
olive 0” and then rub hard with uti‘l‘yi—llfll button, with while porcelain
fresh cloth. 'renicr, decorated with tiny ilornl pni~
terns. is n novelty. l’enr shaped trol-

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010,," Leaf Chain Stitch orod crystals and round crystals,

The clover leaf (:hnin stitch is’mnull striped, with a rose design in
very utptly numod. for it is u ”"an “'1‘ “‘50 “‘“V $13405-

series of three. "chitin stitches, Dude, Bulgarian effects continue among,

ed to simulation. clover leaf. the feds of the hour. Those are to!

To make the clover lsni’ chain, take 3'“ “”9“” 5“ WNW anl in croehct. And

" clinin slitrh in the ordinary Will. other result. of the llnlgnrinn trend isl
then put the needle into position m3.‘tht- revival ol‘ ilut metal buttons dec-
you “mm, for another stitch. but m“orn:r:l in t-tmvcnllonul lllllilzli‘izlll (it-
stead of pulling the needle in n signs. These were vcri' popular some
struinht line, swing the stitch in the 5'0"” “14’0-
extreme left: now itllio another stitchd
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pierced by illi‘ sut‘olld stitch. nwlnglnii

. . One or two sc'lsotn‘ :tv‘u mv litl-‘.~
the ntltrh to the extreme right. ‘ ‘ "
build mude thrcc unusual but very

The three (‘llillll stitches tll'u nor.-
in the lot in of n clover lenf and the
effect is very plcnsiu

courcnirnt pinzzu nervous trout un~
,. luscti window blinds, writes it eontrih.
:4, nuts the (hi-. , , ‘
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From llli' ending: of the lost stitch . _ , '
. ,. . .sz-ronn. simply iustunmn them tonvtb.
bring the needle into Dilalllllll n , , , H
. tor with nlmiiunrsizml htuuos. lbev
short dislunco below the. thrott-chmuuinn l . n \ i into “sill l tile on
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and ill direct lliit‘ with the first t- i ‘ ‘ ‘

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ol‘ the lust rou'». (‘ontinne in this way
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T H E STATE TAX.

should Be Glad Because it is
Not Higher.

,lem
the publicntlon to tho {lli‘rllfi'N‘llP'illS
to be laid by lin- stute upon tun one
lll‘wlznti :tlltl sh‘ll‘t’lilll mulls liL‘hill
the Slllll' tux on
ill'll‘r tuttlvr tllrt‘uwilm.

.‘zl'w Huron, llnltt'oid not lll‘lillil‘Dfli‘i_
will ho t’l'lll‘il upon to pay llll} wittus'
lit i',""i'l‘l“S (\1‘ $|tltliuttl_ \'t-w llllit‘li:
tilono will «hell i‘fli u tow tlnmsnutiul
whorl ul‘ S‘lfitltltlu. 'i‘he t‘ltii‘s 0!” liztrt-
llllil llridguport hnvo not lht-ii‘
ltomwtmido so nrrnnumi thut they cub;

lil'l‘lL‘.\ town it‘t‘nsv

'l‘lw (ling til'

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tlzr- Intuit-y, They must no out into
the mnrhoi lllltl borrow it. \\'ll0lht>r
New llll\'t‘li will intro to do the some
“1' have not been informed. but ulti-
lnntoly it will noun from the pot-how
oi’ the inxpnyrrs.

in” course, stirs the Now Huron .lour.
unli‘ourior. tho imposition of this tux
llllii mused n bowl from one end of tho
it std t‘lil volumonwt-plllt to the other.
Swine wise philosopher niit‘il suld tliut
the must ill‘lli‘lllt" nurvt‘ lll ill!“- body
polillt' was the [mullet ncrvr. untl hero
utthlu we burn up illustration of it.
ilul tbcro r-ltouldu'l burr been nuy
surprise and honor: not ll howl, In tho
nourish oi’ a wry intollhu nl Milli
'l‘hurstiny lo the indies or n lornl wo-
num‘n not'iely Mrs. Gertrude Dunoun
criticised the men for giving politics
moi tho ubllgullonu or government too
little ultoutiou.

“Only the other tiny." slut fluid, "1
lttwrd n, mun lliili‘i tbnl he nlwnyn
kept out or politics, but u minute litter
bn won mnnulnlnlnu of the poor trot
icy Mel‘l’im, the high this rate. nod hun-
drod other things which, hnd be open
ed his eyes to tho t‘net, could nit intro
liven morn prntileitily utittcliod
tho-innit politics.“ wound sense. There
in on utnburt‘nssinn Stole tux to» pay
because the people of tho Elliott; hurt-2
been paying little or no attention to
the every any nl‘tulrs of their politi»
cal househom.’ They have left those
tritium to Tom, filth and Hurry with
tho‘nnunl results. .. ’i‘hooo interesting
but irresponsible pcrlioiiia have let the
money fly in every conceivable direc-
tion unit relief would come byillcitmg
gold dollars from the nearest orchard.
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hora been called upon Willi bun-M
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dreds of thousuntls more,

‘1‘ lnuutl only in
that l,'li (lion oi intelligent till.l rt-Kponf
slide tillwuu {or pktl'illll!‘ and their";
luiivo oillm. mt. t point

its :isszumblj.‘nuut with word. null illl‘:

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"ho l‘i'lllt‘tli' s in i

i-Iut'li town

lilting, in n dirlrix't lililri
li‘fl'l titr'r monitors \\.'.h lint; t'nrv. l‘ttt
the requisite unmunl ol‘ common st use
untl uvtrnuo l)ll:<i‘.l‘.“~';; n‘~ili‘.y in tlu‘
tails of l',“.:l‘léllitlll_ rod there will he
luv, “tummy in unfilix
expenditure will be the order of lb"-
ilil‘l'. Sl‘rlltl mun with (‘lllzy missions
to tlli‘ hulls n‘." irnislnllml tillti ilill
slnle tux will bl. with us album. The
solution of nil tht ~o problems is illi‘
solution business mun nluui'u sell; it
lilillilli; tin-iv lll\"‘~‘iill!‘lll til‘nsp‘d‘.

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REAL ESTATE TRADE,

Although the voluun- ol‘ z'rul
lute bun not, lll‘l'll mulutnmod _
this summer the numbor of suvh
irnnunt'llons ot‘mtinuvs about ihv- some '
its in former yours. Alum oi‘ llw
irunsnt‘tlons of this sort recorded nre.
however, unutll “Nam. n.» invnsturfi
ilnd it. very hnrd work to wvurc
money with which to ilnmwe tlwlr
lt‘nnsnvlloim, 'l‘buro is lllllil to be wry
little spot'nlnliw trntllnn in rt‘ul "H‘.
title doling on just, nt pi't‘solil, ,

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RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT.

'i‘ho (illitiNlC trentmont for the
Drink Iluhlt i'illl be used with abso-
lute oonlhlont'c. it, destroys nil do:
Hll‘l‘ tor whiskey. beertpr other zillion
iioiio stimulants. Thoufinuda have sun»:
censiuny used it and have been re»
tored to lives of sobriety and 'urtotui- .
nous. (hm he uiven secretly. Costs
only $1.90 per box. it you fail to get
results from OlmlNE utter a trial.
your money will be refunded. link (See Pictorial
{or tree booklet. toiling all about.
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During Change of Life—~How
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege-
table Compound Made
Her a Well Woman.

loin, Kansas. -~“Dnring the Change
of Life 1 was sick for two years. Btu
fore Itoolt your meti—
icine I could not;
benr the weight of
, my clothes and was
floated very badly.
' Ivloctorctl wi i ll flirt-o
octors but they did
no no good. Th: y
1 said nature must.
lam. its way. My
sister advised me to
take Lydia 1'}. Pinh—
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{Before it was gone the bloating left no

and I Was not. so sore. I continued tnlw
log it until .1 ll'dil (when twelve bottit .4.
Now 1 am stronizcrtlum I hovebccn for
years and con do all Yl‘y work, even the

washing. Your medicine. is worth its
weight in gold. I cannot praise it.
enough. if more wmm‘n Would who

your medicine there. Would he mom
livtiltlly women. You may use this lot,-
tt~r for tlze good of others.”—<.\lrs, 1).
ii. Buowrt, soil N. Walnut St, lolo,l{.-m.

(‘hnnge of Lil'eis one of tlio min-«i.
criticnl periods of u womtm’s cxisttmcr.
Women cvm'ywhere should rememb. r
that there is no otln r rmnetly known to
so successfully cilia-y women through
this trying period us Lydia 1:. Pinkhnni‘n
Vegetable Compound.

If you waniuptwinl advice write to
Lydin l). Pinlthnni Medicine to. toolin-
tirtttinll Lynn, Zines. Your letter will
he opened, read and lilltii'l'i'i‘t‘il by it
woman and held in strict continents.

SHIUN PLATE

own limtt'riul. l‘m'tuwl into pipiuxn
buttons.
it requires six inrds of :itLiut-h my

to:

will u: if: ii'ill5 it you! It) now , .i:
(lows.

,jx‘o win, Slum, 3:1 :11. :h‘._ :‘..\‘, in. :1:
.2116; ll bust. Price of pattern, if.
cents.

-~'lilllllg, toiturui; sltlu eruptions,
annoy, .drivo one wild.
Inntu‘n (iintmout brings quirk relic!
uni lusting; vures, Fifty cents iii any
drug store.

"IF YOU DO NOT GET YOUR
PER CALL UP WESTERN
UNlON."

vt‘ Douro,

All ol‘ 'i‘iw tit-nilllt-i city nub»
Httl'liu‘d'g who miss their upper *mi
bore a copy Hunt tin-tn by uniformed
messenger ly t-nlliult the intern iiuii‘u
'l’elomnph oll‘h‘o 7 tl'i‘ltlttk.

130 not inuho your emnplttlnt until

about It: 15 o'viot-lt. then will the WWI.

vrn llnlon tlirorl, not the llonlh Non

wullt liwnlnn uranium. 'i‘he Western

Union will tii‘llil n meant-utter out;

promptly ui than in nnswer to much

romplnlnln nu buvo route in by tbut

time. '

Al 7 o‘clorh u nt‘l‘tilitl trip will ho
mode by the messenger tin-llvrrlnu nil
papers where complnlntn burn homo
in niuro 6:30, Artur 7 o‘rlorh no fur»
liter deliveries will be mode that;
night.

in uinltinu t'mnplolnist to the. Wow
mu unluu give your union. lhui in tho
utiliuvrrilwrs home us well on tho
rtrwt, number, nnd the ’l‘elunrttph (:0.
will turn over till complaints to the
circulation tiotntrlment l'irut thing
next, morning, timiernl complnlnto
eoneornlnn lrrouuhtr delivery or [1!le
thine else in rmuiltlon with your new»
paper subscribers should he phoned to
the eirculutlln dopnrlment oi tho
South Norwulk Evening Sentinel at;
92!; as usual. '

The new service will start this rm
suing and the subscribers who may
have any complaints on to the service
rendered by the Telegraph Co, will
confer a favor on the newspaper by,
communicating direct with the, circuits.-
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