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Cocoanut Soup.
;,g,ornstarch, celery suit, nut-
ne cup cream, salt, paprika, one.
with ‘a small amount of coin
Add veal stock, salt, paprika,
grains of nutmeg, and one-third
n of celery salt. Cook until
‘ixture thickens. Add cream and
, Etc-heat and serve with
whipped cream.
‘Roxbury Cakes.
‘11 orter cnp butter, two' eggs,
half cup sour milk, one teaspoon
it, one half cup raisins, one
sugar, one half cup molasses,
it cup..flour, one teaspoon soda,
iii-cup English walnut meats.
butter, add sugar and beaten
_ 13 eggs. Mix and sift ingred-
inland add to first mixture alter-
.y with molasses and sour milk.
ltes oil eggs, beaten dry, chop-
raislns and nuts. Bake in gem
over with mocha frosting. This
make 18 to 20 cakes.
_ Oatmeal Macaroons.
0n ' tablespoon butter, one hell cup
gar, one egg well beaten, one fourth
taspoorl salt. one and one llnlt‘ cups
_ der. Combine mixture. Do not
Water. Drop from spoon on to
own—Chicago Record Ilerllld.
ditha (A Recipe of the Polish Jews)
Cook one pint goosebcrries: numb
(1 Strain them. Add two bl‘illl‘ll eggs
vanilla lee cream frozen, scoop out
. 9 center. fill it with this, freeze it
finend’turn out on a dish. This is
glad and it little known coml'iiun-
’"' French Nut Pudding.
Chop four ounces shelled and
I hooked fllberts or pecans; ildd l‘ollr
foes sugar and cook until brown.
not burned.
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milk and a spoon vanilla. The nutsl Colors Wnich par“; Favors.
must be pounded before adding to th". lt hns taken over six months for the
rest. Mix yolks oi: Eight eggs With five copper tints to become successful, but
ounces sugar, add the nuts, etc,, and since their introduction til the early
one pint boiling cream. SW until spring; openings they have made gi‘eill
smooth, strain and freeze two hours. strides, andat the present moment
Servo With a cold custard Sauce, are the vogue in l’nrls. All of the
icontllrlors who have shown their
Home Ma“ Kumlss. igowns have featured them, They vary
101MB quart 0f fI‘BSh sweet milk, 0116 , from the light copper to chandlere and
cnpful or warm water, 0119 “Will twble- moidore, which is 11 wiirm copper tone
spoonful of sugar, one-third of a cake with it deep gold rust, says o. New
of compressed yeast. Dissolve the York Tribune writer,
sugar in the milk; dissolve the yeast. Another popular tone is the new
in the water; stir all together, bottle'mksl green, named for the Russian
and COl‘k tightly. Stand, in a moaer-iscenic artist whose success with the
tles only t‘VO'iilil‘dS f1111 0f the ltnmiss. tlllncs for his bnllct, nud likewise in
MPiClOl‘ifli Review. ,ihe gowns which he designed for Mme.
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. Vanilla Souffle,
Put one cupiul of milk and onefiy it'lordun has also been honored in
fourth tenspooni‘ul of salt in n double the some Wily-HOW} of the rich, decp
boiler, and when scolded add two tungrecns bcnrs her niiilic. The greens
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lilespoonfuls each of butter and fiour,lwith n yellowish tinizo are quite its
rubbed together. Stir for 10 minutes
to cook the flour to a smooth paste.
:1 sugar to taste. ill ave ready a mold .
eggs which have been crenmed with,
three toblespooni‘uls of sugar. Mix
thoroughly, flavor with one teaspoon-
ful of vanilla, rllb the top with butter
to
cool. Just before serving fold in the
,whites of the eggs, beaten to a stiff
used pans. Bake in hot oven until froth. turn into a buttered puddingli‘elllliri d.
dish and bake in a model-lite oven for,
30 minutes or more. Serve with ii,
sauce. -
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Set some milk on the tire and, when‘
it boils, add a little suit: stir ill on
much flour in: will make it of it proper
thickness. Let it boil quickly it few
minutes, heating it constantly Whilt“
ion the tire. Pour it into a dish, and
iii may he served with butter and
suitor, milk ilild sugar, or it sweet
Sillll'tl, .. l l
A good radii,
pays best in the best
i
then turn it on to the yolks’ of foul" .
popular on the intense shades, the
olive helm.r purticulnl'ly good.
\Vhilc tilt.‘ yellow shades tire not no
chic us during; the slimmer. they are
considered smuri, especially the till~
old, which i‘i‘lsemhlcs ull unripe lemon
more than any other color. The cun-
lll‘y and the sulphur toncs ilre also
fashionable, pnriiculnrly for trimming
mid uhcrc llll‘i‘l‘1}' :l dosh of color is
For lllFliIli“(‘, “Will is u
vcry ilillliiriillili‘ lli‘il‘ resting in :1
bright )‘I‘iiOW tone with conventional
flowers in rod which hill; been order-
cd by the knowinl.r t‘tlllilll'li‘li. ilei‘orc
louviulz‘ luliow, the soft beige and bin»
cuii :iiudcs should he mcnilmicd, as
they ill‘H very well likcd in the light
weight cloths nild iii silks, such on
chnruicuse null sniiii.
llllio has lost none of its prestige.
null sonic, nulllorilil-n say that the new
blue series should be given first piece
l'lllllt‘l‘ ll.:lii lill- copper tints. iii the
blues, iim llt'W blue :1 shildc deeper
lililll pcuccck Milo is :i grunt favorite.
iliid plan the mrllciltl. The soil iiillGH
l
ately warm place for six hours andinunsian bullct has been phenomenal. 'mu<'il 01’ them. A soft. pretty rose lint
then put in a cool place. Fill the bot-5 Bakst used lots of green in the cos- “'9” combined with ““0““ O“ 50‘9””
leffective Costumes.
[must be recorded because it has 39'
Pauuin,and it is n tribute to name the Wde in many of the duvetyn cools.
ipopulur grcon shade in his honor. Kit- I
.is in great demand.
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very desirable, rind the very dark blue
shores the deinnnd for sombre color-
inns.
The red alludes vary widely. There
is n bright red, on almost bilrbnric
rod, that is well liked by the cou-
turiers who go ill for vivid coiorlnlls-
l‘i‘or evening wraps the geranium red
There is also a
purple with quantities of red in it, a
shade which nature has reproduced in
the fuchsia. As against this there is
the violine, or deep violet with ii bill-
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er‘s (lily, is an addition to the sewing
table that is as prnl-ticnl on it is at-
iructivc, says the Newark News.
spoolcr stands about eight inches high, then add hilli' cup of water ni‘ter tnkfi
The drilwei‘, which rests on tour tiny ,‘ing l'i'ilili the lire. Put in n bottle illld
hull yegs, 15 about four inches square. ' use three tenspoonfuls with a little
From the center of the top of thegtincrnr for flavoring cake, ’l‘lils tastes
drawer rises it slundnrd tllrce inches lclect‘ly like maple
high, surmounted with n mahogany ‘ Magazine.
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Spinal-Holder of Mahogany. gle candlestlckg are set til. intervals
The mahogany spooler, made on the {along the Sides and 0n the corners 01’
lulu-i of those of our gl‘tiillrul'illidllloiil- 1110 table,
Simple Flavor.
’l‘hcI ’iurn n cup of suiznr until Iii-.lclt,.
sugar. ~~.\lothers‘
can. The wooden cap is pierced n- .__._
lSil tinge, . round the edge with nine holes equl-i Bread Which Is Not Kneaded.
The browns must not be overlooked, distant. At corresponding piilCos in | Progressive housekeepers wno wish
for all of the couturlers illth” mode
This rose ilni,
For the street, the dark. rich shades,
tho tote dc negro, a deep taupe. and 3
blue that is almost black are cousid~
cred the most; fashionable. Another
new color is called Iieniher, a lovely
of these wires two spools
may be placed. in the drawer there its prepared without any kneading.
is ample space for needles, durning'
cotton, tilimhlc and small scissors.
the top 0mm druiv'cr m9 ‘l‘ii’i‘CSi‘i‘v’ii-‘i' '10 eliminate all useless labor and so
Through these openings
are stout cure the most nourishing food are
brass wires easily rcmovable. On each iconhing a new kind of bread, says the
oi‘ thread St, Louis Republic. This new breed
The new departure is something;
more than a plan for avoiding ille lil-
borious iilsk of kneading the dough.
Shoe Hint. The real reason for it lies in the rc»
Keep the tongue oi? n shoe in place Lccntli‘ discovered fact that brood
by making it small hole in the leather J which is not kneaded contains less
,ln'u’a’a.~1r'ntu/u’~ '1‘
\fix‘x.xfi\txtxflxtxuwh\nxu
lingers. llnudlo the dough as little
as possible, for this lessons the likeli—
hood ol concentrating the row sinrcll
in the center. The loaves should
stand until about half raised, and
then should be boiled in the usual
W ay . '
NORTH MAIN STREET AGAIN.
Considerable inconvenience is CllllS‘
ed by the tl‘IllflC congestion in North
Main street due to the fact that all us-
ing the thoroughfare must negotiate
a. path on but one, the westerly side
of the street.
Gilli YOU DOUBT IT P
When the Proof Can Be So Easily Int
vestigated.
When so milily grateful citizens oil
South Norwull; testify to bcneiit diz-
rivcd form lloilii's Kiilllt‘y Pills, can:
soft trruyish lilvondcr. that is Dill‘lk‘il‘
iiirly nttracilve iii a silky texture.
There is still a demand for orange.
which the vogue for both yellow llnd
red iiiitlll'nlly would continue, but it
near the top oi? the tongue, and, when
this opening just before putting it iii
the last hole, snys the Lildlcs‘ llrmo
Journal. This in nu exccllcnt plan for
is uscd nlmost exclusively for li‘illl- i boys to follow, us the tongues of their
“fingr And el‘l‘l‘l'll'hcre there is Slitlniitltifi invnrlnhly heroine wrinkled or
\‘t‘l‘. Many of the dnniilsk hrol-hcs iirc ‘ crookcd,
llciivlly embroidered in silver ihl'onds,
while silver loco is colNilored more
chic tllnn gold llicc. '
Hole in Carpet,
\\‘hcn a hole is worn in your carpet
rug, whip over the cdgcs of the hole
with Him matching the colors in the
run; tllcu, also with ytlrii. iill ill ilic
MAKES A DIFFERENCE.
“llnsu't Algernon been on n vncn~
lion?“ hole with very tiuht crochctod slitvli-
"No." mi. using: it plain blili‘ii; illcu olcr this
“lint he has a bountiful rout of: work lililo loops of )‘ill'll that will cor-
inn." ii‘l-spoiid to the loops iii the \vcnxo oi
Aw, he goi 1i workinir on 11 form.‘ 'llli’ carpet, llr‘t‘ii.“'i'illillilt‘lpilltl limos
Lights on Table,
(‘illidlcs in colors to mulch the color
schcmc ili'c iiscil for dril'orniiou lliiil
lliphi on lilt‘ diilncr tunic, siii's the
OM 0‘ All?” ””5 at bedtime» Just l.\‘cw Hti\'l‘ll .lonrhnl-t‘ourlci‘. 11‘ will"
one. Acts on the liver. (venilylaxativc. i . . - -
Sugal‘ccoated. Allveizcllihic ,(‘illllii‘illill‘lllll l5 llhi‘ii. it is plzll'cd ill
Sold for 60 years. iii“ ilii’ii‘i “-
Biiious?
iill‘ l‘i'lili-l‘ of two or
1,
lucinhr the. shoe, inserting 21 lacing in old wily. Nine tenths of the starch
.rnw slnrch lililil \l'ilt‘il liI‘OD'dT'i‘li i“ lviii‘ you doubt the evidence? 'l‘lic proof in
not for awayw it is illmOst alt youll
door. ltcnd wlint ll resident. of South:
Norwullt Snys about llozin's Kltlllt’y‘
l‘ills. Cnn you demand more convince
lug, testimony? ,
Mrs. J. Morclli, Union Sil‘H-‘N
South Norwalk, ('onli.,'snys: “I lialdl
trouble from my kiducys for yours II
was often in misery from it dull iii hit
niroes my hulk zlud shllrp. shooting
iwiiiircs; in my loiiis. A l‘ricnd iold mot
:tllolii llonn‘s Kidlicv I’ills and rolling
a supply iii l’hiihiml's Drugr Siorc, ii
ilt'gilll using iiicm. After i had iukcit'
:1 low doses, i found illill lilt‘)' wcrci
helping: me. Four boxes risiol'cd incl
to good lieuiih. I shall iilwni‘s roca
olnliicnd ilozlu's Kidney Pills when d
have the opportunity. I am only loll
plciislvd to confirm my former sluice.
mom, in thcir pluiisc.” i
For solo by oil limiters. l’i'icc .‘dl
ccuis. l‘osicitklilimrh i‘o, llufi‘uhl,‘
New York, solo il‘li‘lllzi tor the i'illii'd.
,iii an ordiimi'y loni‘ of brcud is entire-
ly row.
E An intelligent Philadelphia house-
’kccpcr stumbled upon the fact thzit
‘hucndlng the blond dough forces this
Estnrcliy mottcr into the cooler oi' the
iloui‘, where it is least offer-ted by tho
input of tho ovcn. Unless the outer
:l'l‘llsi is linked to a crisp it remains
,illcrc nu uncooked muss.
l lixoiuiuiliion oi‘ muuy illilYI‘S o'
ilircnd showed this. to be true. liui ll.
gwns i‘ound illnt when the breed is not
i‘nncndcd ihcsc Silll‘t‘ll cells are Ernie
,icrcd throughout the loni‘ where the
:ili'ili cull l'l’ill‘il illom, burst them open
Eiliid i-liiingo ihcui into lwticr lililll‘l'ifll.
' ill-re is the recipe for cooking: four
itiiil‘t's ol' lircnd without kilcndiiig‘. To
it. llllill‘i and :l ilillf oi illl\'("\\'ill‘lll writer
llilil two quurls of flour illld two cakes
ioi' ,\'l“rl>4i nild ihrcl‘l triblvspooui‘llis ol‘
:zilgul'. Stir in ii pinch of sell, and
then add two iiloi‘c quurls gil‘ioii
iiilllli'. Stir illc douuli until still” und
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Interesting Story cf unusual country} uNlON”
and People Told in Bright Word 1 .._ .
Pictures. , All of its sentinel city sull-
scriwrb who miss their pnpcr can
how u copy scut them by uniformed
iul-ssenscr ly culling tho cliifil‘ll llnion
'l‘clegrnph ol’i‘ice 7 o‘clock. ‘
Do not ninko your complilint until
illiout this o‘clock. ihcu cull the Worst-
cl'u Union uirect, not the South Nor-
wulk Evening Sentinel. The Western
l’iiion will send a messenger out
promptly at litilu ln nnswer to such
complaints on have come in by that
ti.lle.
At 7 o'clock a second trip will be
nlndo by the inessenucr delivering all
papers where complaints have come
in since 6:30, Al'tcr 7 o'clock no fur-
ther deliveries will be unldo that
night.
in melting complulnls to the WeSt-
‘ern union give your unmo. that is the
subscribers home as well as the
street number, and the Telnet-unit (to.
.\:: previously illlll‘lllill'i'd ’l‘lin Sou»
(incl is prcscniiill: in its rchdl-rs
“I’iimiuiu and tho t‘niml in
mid l‘l'llsc.” This luicnt book
written by Willie .I. Abbot, illt' w-lil-
lliliown writer on inicruniiomil sull-
iji-cts, nut] in tho ilckiiolvlcilizcd l'l‘h‘l“
it’ill‘u work oi' the proilt \l'utl-l'wuy, it
'is n bountiful lili'iio hook, i‘uliv douillt‘
the dimensions of tile usulll size
novel, printcd from new ivpc, hoiillll
in irllpll'nl rcd vellum cloth, with this ,
ililc stumped lil gold ilnd inhiid wllh
n ilL‘illlliflIi color pnilol showing lilt‘
ruinous t.‘ulehrn out. It contains more
thou do!) splcndid iliilsti'ntions, which
include iiuiilnlilccut water color sill-
dies reproduced in full pnges in nil
their uninl'ul bountiful colorliigs.
'\\‘hil9 the older iiioliilicls oi the
l'ilmily will mildly wclcoluo thin book,
the children should also familiarize will turn over all complilliiis t0 the
tilciusclvcs with its multiple, [or ii. circulation department iii‘Ht thing
coutuiun i'iiiuhhlo knowledge ('(ml'i‘l‘ll' next morning. louorni complaints
“it till“ 1"th iiiivie “Old” strip 01' i‘i'mi,concerning,lrreuuiilr delivery or our-
"Nw‘w" 1“” m” A“""“"“””' It ‘w'l‘thlng else in condition wltliyonr news
(liliiiiilfi YO“ Willi “10 lil‘mlliii 0i lL"””“ihnper subscribers should be phoned to
Hill. mid the Canal Zone, tolling l"’“,ihe circulhtlin 'dcpilrtmcnt of the
of their ilpiu-ilrnncc. till-lr dress. i-i‘eiriSouth Nmpvnlk Evening Sentinel at
home ”to, their sotclnl lilo, their ill-l92_3 as usual.
duslrlos, their sports uud hostilities, '11“! new service will Hm” this ov-
'l‘lii.~i in not only outcrluluiilg, hilt ll. ”inning and the subscribers who "my
hinhly Ilrlportnut llilforilnliou i‘rouih,We Mll’ complaints 88 to “,9 service
on cdlicntonul i‘lcwpolut, iind iillflllliilrvndered by ”m 'i‘ologruph 00., Will
‘1’” “'“d by “"9” “iii”; women “‘1“ lconi‘cr a lever on the newspaper by
child who is interested In the world’s {communicating direct with the circuit»
(ltil'liitlpllll‘llt [tilt] [ll'tllll'titltl. “my department of tile‘i‘itlllth NOl'Wan
l‘iider usuul conditions this bcnnth Evening sentinel,
ful big book would rclldlly poll for (it n...
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icust 9M, but reullzini; llin world-wide
intirest iii the Pentium ("iiiiltl, duill’
newspapers throughout the United
States lind Culindn are limiting this ,toiiof fromthenilmentscnused
greet distribution for um lioncili. of .by disordered stomach, torpid
liver. irregular bowels is given
w‘inickly, safely and donor»
ediy~-by the trio and reliable
their readers, recognizing the loci.
tluit oxnct knowledge on this timely
subject in an essential part of the
Mal everywhere. h but“. 166-. ”do ,4
i'ici lll‘l‘.
was
education of all who would advance.
So for a short time this Voiumo will
be presented to readers for only six
oertlllcntes'nnd the smell expense
amount named therein to cover the
expense of distribution.
0le the certificate today. It ill
Add “”0 iiiiii' hint have!" a: , on the Niliiicr and Dutch order are felt Your Doclor. ‘1',,.§;,_;'§,‘“§fl:,,;§l more thug. urn Diilt't‘il iii, the ends. Sili- ,sllnpu into loill'cs with the tips of lilllilzliio no olllcr.
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formed into it closedtting cup that (fine Plotorinl Review Pattern
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A. or “5333”“ “E“E- ! ll Physician’s Faith In
Tuberculosis Medicine
Early Crop Ia Small, But the Best Art:
““iIVt' used l-chninu'u Altcrnilvo In
Yet To Come. i
, mlvw'iil com or Inhcl'l-ulnr ulmldu of tho
’ lll‘l'k, Willi i'iii'clll'lli I‘IWIIUN cvel‘y limo.
Ill nuc I‘llrll' ll cunt mu .m, for the izlrl
\vim pill on it only mill sdw could nr~
fully.“ to he oili-i'utod, und in n short
time till niwl'lllluli was not iiciulcll. l
Nllpliimtl your i‘cl‘ul‘ilu urn lust on due no
of old. You know my filiill in It.”
(lirlulmil of this physivlun's Micron tile.)
ill-limiin‘n Allci‘llilvc In cltcclivc in Mile»
or forum. lImld whni Mrs. liorrln miymwo
lilolm Flinn, Idulm.
”Gl'ulil‘lili‘lll 1 how unlined twonlydwo
inilllllh hiiicc luui l'd'lll‘lllll‘y ilml my bully
H In pi-ri'cci lwullb. l lulvo llt‘l'll wiiitimi
him-c she won horn in «cc how I wuull
get illullit. l mu now doing nil my Work,
i hilvu lwi-n cvcr «love «he won four would!
.i did. mid l mu nil-miliy gilliilou. i do not
‘ cough or video uiiytblun xii. nil. I helluva
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l my limit Ironldc In uni-ml!
KNOB sue TO common. 1
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(sworn Milililvili inns M. ii. muvm.
Noicwhil'il. llui‘rlu lms Iii‘W‘lI children.
lichmuii'u Aliorhilvc in i-trccilvc in "run-
' ; chills. Anihuln. tiny Furor; ’I‘hront nm‘
A notice upon the bulletin board at, LIHIIH 'J‘I'Inllhliih, ‘miil tip" ling’i‘lclllmhrf’ml'l‘lg
l , ) ‘ I no il l , .I ‘
ii"! Kalli) .Ci‘li’ EiVéfi til" Dimming ill-i Sinifllliiltflolltiglu‘: dings. in: {or lumhh-h
formation that tho Knob Club niitomoq
bile passenger transfer will continuei
until further notice. . It it quite likely
“that the service will extend well into
(the, month lithe weatherholds good. _
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The oyster scnllou opened oill‘cliiliy
thin wcch. li link been fluid that, Hop- l
iciuhcr Is not it hood time in which to:
cut them. illihoiiu‘ll in it liii "r" moni.li,§,
but little, if any. hood in paid to what
"llilh been sold." Oysters are reported ,
ucurco, but it In Hilltl that they will tic,
plentiful in u week or two. i
llodkuwuy oi'storh tire delilili: ut Sill.
it Ultllli-lilllli. while the. Blue l’lliiiili nro‘
bringing tutu n barrel. (ilnmu have
been scurco this ycnr.
telling of rm-uvurlon and write to lcl'knllm
Lililorniory. l‘iilhldeiphln. in, for more 0."le
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Chum-d Pharmacy and Htllliionat’om
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