I ‘t
.Serve afterward a lettuce
I,, crackers or toast, and cocoa.
u are without lettuce, use cab-I
senior thesalad; shave it fine and
skit in cold water while the supper
s cooking. At serving time.
I ring it dry in a towel. and dress it
til «French or Rodilet‘ort dressing. 1
. he latter is made by ,rubbing a1
1 bleapoonfui of Roquei‘ort cheese
1th; four or six tablespoonfuls of
n ivr. oil; when smooth, add a drop all
Habitation half teaspooni'ul of $8.11.
1and three tablespoonfuls oi farrugo
.Ivinegar. it is equally good on lettuce
and romaine, or on a mixture of ten-
der cross and well'bleached cabbage.
. Other excellent emergency luncheon
f. dishesare French omelet, eggs Bene-
ii.t. eggs 3 in Martin, curry of. eggs,
repleeggs with boiled ham or broil-
eIdnbaéon, minced meats on toast, and
tatoescan lie-readily served'au gratiul
bashed brown, French fried or, Ham:
burg. I.
I‘Li‘ght quick soups can be made from
teriats usually at hand, and help
out Wonderfully. Of these; clear toJ
' cream of celery, and, cream or
notut are the best larious kinds of
udelicious salads can be made from so-
callItIaId scraps. Iif combinations of
flavors are considered, many vegeta-
bles and limit may be utilized. Meat
.Isala'ds.’too, are permissible, 11' they
I.lollow an egg or macaroni dish in the
place of other meat.
1111 with ‘minced lamb or sardines,
«fresh tomatoes stuffed with celery or
'stui‘fed witlrcold baked beans, and ~
hard boiled eggsslioed on lettuce and
, covered with, chopped olives. All
the meat fine and season with a toad
' Put a half-cupt‘ul of soft bread crumbs
drain-“
“i leaspooni‘nl of salt and a dash of pop-
: set.
Iibrown ragoutiof cold meat, while po- lI Spring Salad.
‘1"“*‘“:“““"‘I.
film
“‘\..\ ‘I -‘\‘\‘\U\‘\‘
11 ., ‘i
\
p1,cp,ns,II potatoes arid beets. airing:
icons and lettuce, boiled rice and,
Spanish onions, fresh tomatoes stufr
asparakus tips, Spanish sweet peppers
these are heat withIFrench dressing.
mayonnaise being best suited to meat;
and fish salads. .
Boudlus—These can be quickly.
made from any bits of leftover sleek,
chicken. or what. For six molds, onlyl
a half pint of meat is required. Chop;
spoonful of salt a dash of pepper, and
a tablespoonful of chopped parsley.
in a saucepau,.add a half cupi’ul 0.7
stock‘Ior ‘hot water, and cook for two
minutes. Add the meat; when hot,
take Ifrom the fire and add two well!
beaten eggs. Fill small greased oils;
lard cups two thirds full with the mix:
ture; stand them in a shallow pan of
hot water, and bake for about 20 min-i
utes in a hot oven. Fill the bottom‘
of a platter with cream sauce, turnl
the boudins out and arrange them‘
neatly in it Garnish with parsley or
nicely seasoned pass.
11: ggs a la hlsrti11—-Rub together two
level tubiespoonfuls of butter and
two of flour; add a cupl’ul or cold‘
milk: stir until boiling; add a half
per. Pour half this sauce in the Hot-
tom of a platter. Break over it sin
fresh sage, and cover witll the remain-I
ing sauce; spread over this a quarter“
or a pound of grated cheese, and bake
in to 15 minutes. until the eggs are
£1
The capo has arrived. As early as
last winter there were foreruncrs of
it in Itho dingo fur stoles which more
nearly resembled capes thull 3mk
pieces, but the more..conservctive or
the centllrieres were reluctant to pre-
dict them, There is no doubt now that
they are hole to stay as evidenced by
the sketch snapped along the Riviera,
plieie the advance fashions of the
world are displayed.
What could be prettier? 'l‘licy smack
of the military, beloved of all women,
yet are so thoroughly feminine, made
of the soft, rich silks and saline, no
wardrobe will seem complete without
one. i
As shown in the picture, the capcsl
are out along circular lines, extremely
Lille glapIefruit baskets with dande-
lion leaves, endive, mint or lettuco.
To every two cups of young green
peas allow one of the canned buttonl
variety of mushroom-8,11 like amount
of tender young carrots sliced, half a!
cupful oi‘ halved EnglishI walnuts and}
one cupful of pilnento cut into strips.
A few fresh dandelion blossoms and
leaves tied to the handle of-each bus-I
ket will carry out the idea of spring.
Mayonnaise or ‘French dressing calt‘
be used with this salad, and for a!
pleasing and appetizing variety addl
short in front, gradually lengthening
until the full length of the gown is
. HARTFORD, April 7.——Governor
Haldwin today made requisition on
Governor Glynn, of New lork State,
[the extradition of ,. Isaac
Wanted in New Haven for theft alleg-
ed t'oIhave been committed March 3
find of Chauncey Todd. who is wanted
110111 New Haven on a similar charge
under date of March 2.3. They are un~
.der arrest in New York.
7 111111 11111 1111111
W”..- 1-—
‘fitISIIoil, filmy and Luvuriant
’Try as you will, dflel‘ an application
of Danderine, you cannot find 11 single
of dandrll or falling hair and
11,11 ca'ip will not itch, but what will
,’ and dowumllrnt—wyesmbut 'real-
‘ over the
immediately
No
little Danderiuc
pp the beauty of your hair.
gay. just moisten a cloth with
‘nderinc and carefully draw it
$011113“ your liair,1akliig onc 111111111
6 at 11' out. The effect is im
. :1 {Idle and IaImaIlling-uyugI hair will
I d have on
plasma; an '-lncom
softness and luxuri
and prove that mm
I pretty and soft as any that
n neglected or injured by
that‘s all
" 609d combinations for salads are either one cupi’ul of shrimps or loll-
ghuuanas and rangeEI apples and 001- ster meat, marinated ill .Frcnch dress-
ery. grated raw carrots and chopped 1111:-
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WANT PRISONER m new HAVEN.
Weiss.' .
,Ifflllllilliy'Voul'f‘l‘lllir! Maka'
their particular field, .
w. c. 1'. u. IMEETlNG.
WILSllli APPlilWIES
0F iiESElWElilTiES
WASHINGTON, April fir-Although
stating specifically that the selection
of the twolve regional reserve cities
had been none of his business. and
111111 he had refrained from making any
Iauggestions, President Wilson today
Ilzave his unqualified approval to the
(lloices announced by the organization
'toimnittee of the Federal Reserve
IiioaIrd.
Members Enter-rained at the Home of
of Mrs Ganileld, Last Week.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
linioli met with Mrs. Candeld, 10 Mar-
wlii street, on Friday, April 3rd. for
the annual meeting and election of
officers. A large number of the mem-
burs were. present. including Mrs.
Jane Griffin, one of the charter mem-
bers. ers. Ruth. Makin was unfortu-
nately delayed through illness and
this was the ilrst time in 2:") years she
failed to personally cast her vote for
president said he knew the or-
Ikauizutlou committee had fairly con-
Ilidered the facts upon which their
1 i . k president
‘ ‘0 :93 weioIbaIsod “I?“ h: Inew they Mrs. T. A,~Cliidsey was unanimously‘
note upomtier sin y 0 he actual elected as president, Mrs. Robert
conditions of financial exchange and
lending. The president added that
from the statistics he had seen he be-
lieved disorganization or tlieItwclvc
banks would make a solid structure.
Mr, Wilson sun In considering eligi-
idea for the Federal Reserve Beard,
but has made no selections or offers.
M... nu
lNCREAs‘ss IN CAPITALJSTOOK.
Thompson as vice-president, Miss. A.
:11. ‘Terrey as secretary.- Mrs. IIda
Meeker is treasurer. Members were
then elected as vice presidents in the
once work forward Mrs. George
Nickersou to represent the iNorwalk
M is}. Clulrcli,1Mrs. M lienedict for the
South Norwalk Baptist ‘Church Mrs.
A Palmer for-tho 13 11st Avenue M. E.
Church Mrs. A H. Nickeuson for the
Advent Church, East Norwalk, and
Mrs. iinybeo the South Norwalk
Methodist Church
The dues for 1914 are payable to
HARTFORD, April 7.-~Anioug the
documents filed in the effluent the
secretary of state today was a certitle
cute 01' issue of 1118 additional shares
of the East IShore'Amusementv Com
Daily. New Haven; incorporation of any of the. officers and will be glully.
”,8 people-3 (308,1 Company, Water welcomed and Mill. help the work
bury, capital, $201100 lucorporutionot “10W considerably.
One charter member Mrs.- James
which, ivns called to higher service
in March and Floyd “12311111103. will
the Eastern Brick Company.
capital, $50,000. “I“
AMERIOAN cuemdm. soclsrv.
. CINCINNATI, 0.. April 6wDelc-i
notes from ’all over the ‘Unlted States.
, Berlin,
bars.
of the American not lliiccessfiil to b
These delegates as has been the 111111
The reports of the flower mission
liuul convention
(llemitlil ”Society.
comprise college professors and tech-,'
who are to report on "discovérle's
IinIsible toI Mrs. Robert ._ ,
-" "’-IW fl'fl’ H
‘\‘\I.\0\.\‘I\‘\
various churches to bring the temper-I
vi.-
Ii 7-.
HIV a A. :‘A fir'n’ a”
Bid“ ”eagerly I
. , w
.11 the closetroom is small, make the
most 01' it by having a bar placed on
which the hangers can be hung, says
the Chicago Tribune. 01’ course, the
sort- of- hangers used must have books
big enough to get over the bar. The!
bar can be ~b0113ht~s0111etinles it is
made ofInickel. A broom handle ill
quite satisfactory The broom, oi?
course. must be sawed off, and the
hapdle secured firmly at each end to.
the closet walls, lengthwise of the
closet. A bar three feet long will ac:
commodate at least u’dozeu trucks
and coats on hangers. I ’1
11’ eggs are to be stuffed. they must
be put into cold ‘water as soon as they
are taken from the stove. This will
11er the whites in better shape
it will be found a simple matter to
mend a hole in a small boy’s trousers
pocket if a darning egg is slipped into
the ,pocket and the darnng done oven
it. ,
.,II ‘ if salt fish is required for immediate
use, it will freshen much more quich-
ly if soaked in milk instead of water;.
Sour milk will answer as well as
sueet. , . 1
\11 outdoor cupboard will be found'
useful and economical. it “bill do a-
way with the necessity for ice for
quite 11 long tillierDa‘llas News.
Soa’k An Hour.
Soaking soiled clothes too long sets
the dirt. One hour is sufficient to soft l
ion and dissolve the grime, says tho‘;
New Haven ' Journal yCourier. ()neI
seen in back, The lining, which plays process which makes the dirt comeI
an important 111m in the general out easily is to net the clothes wzith
effect, is usually a contrast in color 3"“ ““"g “‘9‘“ 0‘“ 0f Warm 90““
to the cunt itself. "The cape here pater before then are put to soak. 1
shown was" made" 0! clinginfi black‘,
satin, the material M the gown, the, in cooking very sour fruits, pill in 11'
lining being 1111 exquisite shade of tely little salt, and much less sugar
rose, which made a pretty background MI}? be necessary. "
for the mm,“ itself and-«the flesh col- lo make fudge smooth and creamy,I
orcd bodice. add to it (while making) a level ten-I
The small black 11111, with" its hand “mm“ 0‘ WWW“-
of jet and slender fancy projecting
from the centre of the crown, is ex-
tremely smart, Do not be surprised at
the furs. They are to be worn lute. iii
the season this year, and why not?
They certainly enha'ilite the costume,
and surely in the late. afternoon or
early evening their warmth will be
appreciated, for there is very little
warmth no matter how voluminous
3‘ i
l
i
min pen before screwing on the head
and it will prevent leaking.
llsc a sheet of asbestos laid over
the top of the stove if you wish to
make 11 large quantity of toast at'
once. .
A galvanized tub should be cleaned
with gasoline or kerosene and then
scrubbed with hot water and soap.—
Dallas News.
the folds of a silk sntin cape.
.MOTHER GRAY‘S 1- ”I
swear Powosus “ll-5950 BANK
FOR Gilli-DREW ‘ liliBB‘Eli ARRESTED
A CertainRoiiol for rival: to
M
. L:::nfi¥£‘r;€u2noo,geolt e‘
65mm“, ,,, ,5“,ng fizfik '1’!“ ,§:I°pf'é ; SALEM 01110, April ll.—-Frank c.
“131111111111 0. a, ”I OLIIu’IDI. 1,“.va .Y. ,Wilson, sought in connectionII with the
sensational robbery of the Union Na-
tional Bank at Altoona, Pa.,Ma1-cli 23,.
' was arrested here today. He is being
the May convention at llanburi. 1“” from Altoona.
Wilson arrived here yesterday with
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11111111 11111111 ..
lNCREASING, A 81iMPLE REMEDIYI Wilson was taken into custody at
it has been said the body is like a. the home of his wife‘s sisters He for-
machizie and digestion and elimlns- morly worked in a garage here and
11011 of food are me two great factors married lva Ormaby. of this city. W11.
to health 'son refuses to make any comment on
if the digestive organs are weak, th. charge against him. A lawyer has
the at much IoveIrtaxed waste matter been assigned to defend him, but Wil-
accu ulster; In the system-full! liver son? will not talk to him.
gets sluggish and the blood becomes, The Altoouo. robbery was marked
thin and denitalized II . ,by the shooting of the bank cashier
in the hands of Altoona ofllcers, chargII-
lug her with being an accomplice in
111s robberyfl She has not been or-
bc missed from the‘rliononpry memé‘
it was voted to hold the meeting II
icgun arriving hero today for the 1111- «New 89001111 week, for a time but it"
h 111 e‘very.Wéelt,
ulcsl men in the arts and industries w oak should 11... sent Manon as 1909* ‘
We not to pskI every person in and 11 customer. Twenty-eight hun-
rthis vicinity who is troubled With in~ cred dollars in money was stolen.
digestion or a weak. Wornout stomach
to try our delicious cod liver and iIrIipn
tonic,v1nol.
I c‘A'PerL lino LAE‘ORL.
We know it willIstrengthen a federal Odinmlnlon on Industrial I
tone. up the weakened, git as conditionlwlu Try, Eliminate
overtaxed neryesI ' Differences. , ,
sons. create In 11 party“, , IGTQNI, April 7817171111
replace: weakness with 91111119111. prominent representatives of employ.
:Wodustl‘heai‘dlot ~ .. so '01 :11 manlers and empolyes as Witnessemtlle
' "federal commission on industrial re~
flatlous today instituted what pmmisos‘
Ilia
Mir alarm «My ‘1‘ nit/aru- ,a‘n fi/-/~ ‘aw’a'nln utuwlplnu ala’ '1‘! a: .1 or or
\‘ ‘x‘\‘\‘\-\‘\‘\-\‘ ‘ in C
Rub paraffin on the thread of a foun l
has to forward them 111 readiness for held in Jail pending the arrival of om -
Ilna wife, a warrant for whom is “13,, none, representatives of which have
'.v.' or a.“ at I'd
a at
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44:“ ¢\‘\‘-‘\‘\“--1-1‘£
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Candle Salted, Lasts Longer.
A woman took her dinner candles Smart Styles .for the feminine 11111211-
from the grocer boy, lit each until the
point burned down, then placed Ulelll‘
on a newspaper in a row on the Win
edge. When they had lost a degree‘
of hardness, they were removed to
the table, still on the newapapcr‘.’
dusted lightly with line salt, the
suit pressed in and a pinch put in the
tiers of the family; Young's Magazine
for the male members. Send or bring
3011. to this office and if you are 11
subscribers to the Sentinel the two
magazines will be sent to your home
for three months. it you are not a reg-
ular subscriber order your Senlinel
either from us or one of the news deal.
. ,. . 1 I1 .
(PM) ““1 the “‘("k' says the New Yolk; cits. pay us thirty cents. and we will
3. . .
“in," ~ ‘ 1 send you the magazines for three
" \‘hy do you season rafiln
cuul
dl 17': l I k 11 And th answer months. in short—«you pay us 30
es. 516 “as as e ‘ , e ‘ ‘ cents, your uelvshoy 121-. per week for
“I”: I”Because they burn much long- three months and the magazines are
ch' But. you must use glass candlei yours. .
sticks; SiIVer and salt do not pain
well. it is an old-time economy, bull ~—~~~ w ~~~ ~ — --—-—»~~--
not much approved by our grand. PROGRESSIVES wlN IN BETHELJ
mothers, who took their sterling silver ELECTION.
so calmly, but thought too much of ii,
to suit their candles.
Dinner candles kept in the icebox,
will not sputter or run,
BETHEL, April 7.»—llctllcl. whirl].
has been considered a progressive
stronghold, in the election yesterday;
again went. into the hands of a proL,
grosslve administration. The repute;
ilicans landed one office. that 01' bur:
ough clerk, for Howard S. Gilbert, him
the democrats and socialists who also
had a. ticket in the field were not ad
fortunate. George 11‘. Shepard was
re-elected warden by a plurality of 1.71,
votes. Others elected were: Burgess‘
.es, Myron .1. Trowbridge and Frank (11
lietcalf: assessors, Edgar '1‘, Andrews.)
Baby's Bonnet.
To fasten baby's bonnet, get a yard
of satin or taffeta ribbon about three
inches wide and make a'sliiall bow on:
reach end. There should be about five
inches of ribbon between the bows.
Fasten one bow securely to the boil—
nct and sew a hook on the under side
of the other bow. Then sew an eye
on the bonnet, and be sure it is sewedl
_ Frank B. Peal and Stuart ll. Kyle-1|
0w“ “Inh‘me opposite l)0\V.*‘--\\ {my water committee, Charles ll. Hal-1:.
ingtou Herald, treasurer, Cody R, Morse; clerk, Hmw
11rd S. Gilbert, ‘
When Calcimining.
111 l-nlciminlug walls of rough plas-
—-Hlves, eczema. lt‘cn or salt rheum
tcr lalwnvs use two brushes. writes gets you crazy. Can’t bear the touch
11 (‘Olllllllllltot‘ to the Countrv Gentlew of yot‘lire Sgghlgfigugggnézseogntws;
man. One is used for wetti 1g the “we" -
wall with soap suds, and the other 101 Isuffer? All “"3818“ sell it.
applying the calcimiue Wet only a.
\ard or tuo of surface and put 0:11 [1191 SEATTLE, \\ ash. All?” 1.4-1“,
UOIOHUK “We the 9183‘” 43 3“” Seattle police were asked last night to
dump Walls treated in this Wm 1‘9‘1iind Capt, J. 11. Grlmllis, former dis-
ARMY QUARTERMASTER MISSING.
iilllife 0111f DRUM“? amount “5‘13”! “1* bursing officer of the United States
plied. ‘ {Army quarterliiaster depot here, who
'\\‘as to be placed on trial today by
ChOp up Lemon, '(‘Ollljtvlllal‘llul at Fort Lawton. The of-
To get the best flavor and ei‘fcctIilcer, it was said, has disappeared
from the lemon when making liiince-I'fmm his (planters in a hotel where he
(meat, boil the lemon till tender, and, has been confined since he was relicv.
when cold take away the seeds“ illldI'Ied from duty March 17, when an 81"
chop it 11p before adding to the otheltparpm shortage of, $9,000 was (115501,-
ingredients, says the St, Louis Star.‘ eyed 111 ms accounts,
This is .5“ ewelle it way, for the _.___ _... _,
miucemeat keeps much longer. and mi Sentinel Want advs. will introduce
linid case forms 011 top, 11111111 ofteu': some people to each other today who
appears when the lemon is used in‘ ought to havg known each other year.
the raw state. lag-Io. a?
,
Hill "ill" lillllllilii
llilill, Miliiilii' fill
lugs. Following the conclusion of its
work here, efileoted Thursday, the
commission anticipates a visit to the
principal industrial centers of the
(Ollllll‘y to continue hearings.
Chairman Walsh ploposed to devote
yesterdays hearing primarily to the
coal mining industry Following the
reports of the iron moulding industry
will be heard. ,
The program for the remainder of
the hearings includes the following
industries, trades and labor organiza-
,.v 1‘
"le” Fixed My Sore, Swollen,
. Sweaty, Calloused Foot
"and Corns
been requested to testifY.
Tuesday morning, clothing; Tues
day evening, the printing trade; \Ved-
readay morning, the building trades;
Wednesday afternoon, railroad oIln-
cinla and employee.
The final session will be devoted to
testimony on thexsubject generally
Without reference to particular indus- "
tries, and will include Secretary of
Labor Wilson; Samuel Gompers, pres-
ident oi! the American [federation of
Labor, 0,1? Neill, of New York, for
mer United States Commissioner of
labor; Judge W C. Chamberlain... of . , , I
the United States Board of Concllla- Ah! what relief No more tired feet;
lion and Mediation, Louis D. Bran-mo more burning foot; no more swol-
deis Huston attorney, and other wit Ian, bad‘ smelling, sweaty; feet. ~ No
liecses._'1Inore pain in coma. calloiiiles or bun.h
I wIiono. No matter what ails Your feet
RE‘VI ISIPUfiqEION KIQNAPPED :without getting relief, just use “'IllZ "
‘ “T12" is the only remedy that draws
out 11111119 poisonoumoxudatlons which
puftup in feet; '"Tiz" is magical:
"T12" 111 gr 11d; “TIIZ” will cumyour
footI troubles. so you'll.neVer limp or
draw up your face in pain, .Your shoes
won't’lleem tight and your feet will
never, never hurtor get sore, swollen
or tired. Think of 11,110 more foot
misery; no more burning cows, cab
looses of bunions. ‘ I" 9
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DENVER, Colo, April 6. ”More than
fifty men last night wont to the hotel
in Denver where Rev. Otis Spurlgeon,
of Des Moines, was staying, kidnapped
illim and deported him after having 51w,
1, y poop] of Denver through
his attack on the Catholic priesthood,
Saturday night, Which pre~
riot in which a police do:
I.Ior department store, and get instant
111-25 cents.
or what under the can you 've tried 'I
Get a 25 cent box at any drug store I
Get a wllolowenr' 11 1th rolls! .
Norwalk Chronicler