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is the making of mince for toast. For Striped Materials at Auteull Place. it has always been one of the mostl Luncheclnlgét in (tablet.8 Design. .‘
Blackberry Cornstarch, ,
our off the juice from lilticlibetii “11“ 3'0“ 51‘0“” (“'00 the 001“ meat. From .tlie photographs snapped—3t effective forms of adornment for tuil‘,
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MSGWGS. Bili‘liiill i0 mllbe a pint WW fine and put it in u stewpan with the Autcilil race course the venue of 01‘de Hulls, thoulih it ““2 been outoiI “W‘th‘m 9‘10”” 01' flue White lluen‘ 6dfl PFdCt/Cdl I'VrVV VV'
hen hot (not boiling) add the heap a small lump or butter and 811011311 capes and cope wraps seems to be style for mote than a decade. ,dtiniank, with cublst border designs, ii
”5. tablespoons of cornstarch which water to more than cover. After boli- steadily increasint’i Not only are “at“ at ”mile faces seem to be of! are the last tad of the woman th0 flome Dre” flaking I”
V33 been diluted with a little of the “1F? ““01" i" “limit“ SUV in a well. there separate cape wraps, but (3qu only two sorts the various Wattcau keeps up with the whiinsies of lash-1
obit! juice: cook three minutes, stir- Willie“ eggIond season with salt and costumes are an interesting develop- Hiyles. tailored or frilly with flowers. ions, not only in hot wnidrobe, but; . 0C (V!
in; all the time. 'l‘urn into indivi PCDDE‘T- \\hen this 19* poured 0"" ““"ii of this mode. This fashion. or thcliiizhhats with little or no brlniu also in her household, according to? ffonf l
filial molds and place in the refriger carefully milsmd bread and fiell'ti“ which appeared first in woollen ma- and made still taller by tho nigretteIthe Brooklyn lt‘agie. These new lunch; [cf/
133 1‘ until time to some. phsg cream piping hot it, makes a most delicious tcrlal. m now we” at the early races paradise or winged ornaments. sets, which include a small tablecloth; 4.: '~
"till it . I‘iNflkiuSi dish.-——Chicago “lief 00%” hi 8|th and saline, and there are A very pretty detail in shoes is not- and half a dozen napkins, are very.
. - hmm. models out already in New ed. A shoe that in very much on the bright and cheerful in coloring, and.Vi Proparra' EIPCCifl/ly For This N‘fl’Jpaper
I Fruit Meringue Glace. . ‘ l Asparagus Tips. anh in cotton golflue and cotton du- pump order is held on by a broad: with properly selected chtnaware and by Pictorial Remy”)
V_'VIV‘ltia is a simple, delicious dosscrt.V 011! Off t“‘0 inches 0f the “D “I“(L ““th ‘ strap of ribbon that-"ls crushed to- flowers, make the informal luncheon _ ,
.l‘iluhmay be made from any kind of green part 0f ““3 “mm?“s- ““92 in one taffeta cape suit at the races gather ‘0 "‘“l‘e it narrower. It ”Mime 3“! and attractite. They “WV ' A DANCING COSTUME.
uVlt. It is particularly nice when stalks wili‘make 9' delirious cream the toilets had a decided stripe. In fastened to the outshle ‘cdge of thonot suitable for formal luncheons, but
drill a from red raspberries 0,. “he SOiID-i BOHIHI salted water until ten- another costume. of blue taffeta, the shoe with a row of tiny buttons or a may be used for a very informal
has. (191'. drain and keep hOi while you long slide and a littltI rulfle shows luncheonyof four or six, or for the
it ill . f I o? illk coal was a Russian tunic with rovers . . ' ., .
crush a quart of fruit to a pull) and ma 2 a w‘ e sauce. 0 ‘1 cxp 1‘. and ‘lncroyuble collar. From under. beyond. light'refreshluelit following an ““9“
it wltli a pint of granulated thickened with a level tablespoon of
Di 6 t t \Iitl r the rovers a cape hung down the back, ‘noon party. when small cloths are
“33"- tPouuon this h cup of cold war “0“" ru ‘9 0 a pas 9 ‘ i one 0 of moire like the "Mara and dropped Light Overcoat: of Spring. Spread iner the tables bciore sand-
and the unbeaten whites of five
butter. beam“ ““5 sauce “1‘“ 5““ nearly to the knees at the back. The l.0.\'l)0N-—At this time of the rear “'k‘h‘is Mid 9090“ are Willie“ around.
,35. Mix and turn into the freez-
Avcoi‘dton pinning in so very ins-li-
lonzilile this St'iibtlll thiit many of ii."
latest tltiiivintt frocks show it in some
form or ollnr. llcx‘v it forms the uii~
dvrslti‘rt of :i wry dainty thint‘inl:
truck, the ot'crskirt lxt‘lllg of delicate
pint: tin-pig meteor. 'l‘luI. ovci'skirt in
(ll‘lllil‘tl high lll/lllo lllll‘k in lin'tili‘t'stlut!
fashion. There is it war of sliirrwi
llt'l fur theI front of the \\'l1l.‘il. lilltl pro-
vision is nude for it rest if it hip-'1
and pour Vt (“V05 the asparagus llps.~—- lower edge of the tunic was scalloped when we are lal'lllg aside 0‘“ winter The rublst border design ‘9 in three
-. The grinding process will Wllll) ““cago m‘er cean. and faced with a deep band or moire overcoats, and are waiting for the V-‘iection‘h on UN‘ table cloth and the
its contents i111” a 113M. yet “”le ‘_ The shirt was the simple lapped one really warm weather when we shall innermost section 15 ”9911190 on the
frown foam. Southern Corn Custard. that has been so long in vogue, draped not require them at all. there is 1th napkins. The ilowers are printed in “gill: lsllllgsrll‘ltnllll‘tk‘l m lllits a
i, _____ I One can of sweet. corn, one pint of up slightly in front. a period to be filled in when a light dull blue. red and gtcen on the white 3‘. i My 4.. llit'll IIIIIIIIIII .in 31 II mi. hm
Washington Salad. milk, one tablespoonl‘ul of melted but. Contrasting vests were seen in the sprint: overcoat is very useful. ggrountl the dividing lines being term I. _\ irtls uunr; .u_I,u ‘-:"llll ...... . . ,ni
VVash four medium-sized beets and “V'r' one tablesnooniul 0‘ sugar. one simpler tailored stilts. and the type of This season the fashionable Oi'fir‘i‘mm and black. .VluileiViVngfioilfVVCVIVIVTV VV VVVVVVVVS “VVVVV VVVVVV a".
ll into small pieces. place in n stew- m” teaspooniui 0‘ salt, “‘0 eggs. Put hats worn with these suits showed cent would seem to be a short one. ...._ 1 Wild int .......... fill)
with one tablespoon of chopped the corn into a basin. add the milk. two large wings, a very satisfactory reaching to the knees. it is surprl8~_ 6”" o““°""' VVVp.VIVIVIV.VlIVViioliVuV VVVVV‘VVVVV V‘VV ‘VV V”‘“”” ...0
onion, one tnblcspoohful of chopped butter. sugar, “I" the yolks 0f “‘9‘ trimming that goes well with this ingthc difference that is made in thcl The subject of prospect or outlook ' ” "'.‘ """""""""" . ..
01‘ green DGDDBT. three tablespoon- eggs well beaten and the whites of the type of costume. in one of the suits appearance by the shortening Of an in choosing a home is “Oi perhaps 80 3‘ ”i
is of sugar one saitspoonful or eggs beaten to a stiff froth. lurn ““0 the. shirt was of black cloth. with a inch or two. it is well shaped to ille:t:omplex as that of aspect. but lt is of ,,..VV.V.V.VVVT...,E.V.VV{V:.nV.V.VVVV‘VE-RhilVVVVtiithVVVVvVinVuy-quliijl
a buttered iireproot dish and bake in
short tunic that was a little longer to- figure. gray in color and of tweed mn- equal importance when judged from
a moderate oven until the custard is
Ward the back, ending in a point. tcrlul. it should be single-breasted the measure of comfort. it is impos-
l’liilit‘tl Ft'i‘tmli to the Nation: sis mum
as possible no that it will he really to
colt, one bay leaf, lour cloves and
three peppercorns. Pour over all one
nt 0f 001d Wilt“ and 000k R‘OWIY firm. A white satin vestwlth‘ revere and and made to button through, with sible to set too high a value upon the add wiu~uI the dress is iii-Izrlr lliiishotl.
will.“ the beats are tender. then add . win ed collar attached showed be- three buttons. This will allow room pleasure derived from an agreeable ‘ “‘n “1’ "““ml ““” “i "W“ ‘i
. Rice and leefllOl g . V tlit lilt't'lll l» l'IIi lllt lll'lllit'il St‘l lion, ill"
9‘11311f0ul’tUl 0f lemon Julfe- 5031i 0 ll , l ' tween the coat fronts, the vest slight for long lnpels which give a slim ap-Ioutlook.—»t,hicago Journal, mm. “hmI hmh “hm In”, hm, hm ..
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one large tablespooniul of granulated nc sma 0“" 01 p "unto” one “In ly lilouscd into the waist line and manure to the ileum l “~‘—- bow Int-2v unmim- Now «If tbr I'M-WI
niotwir. fold it and from it out tho
tli‘upt-tl :‘i't‘tlt‘tli.
’l‘lit- dross. in spite of it: I-mriplit'aitml
ful of rice, one oupi'ul of grated cheese.
finishing in two points in the mason. There are still oxerronts being made t‘rinklrd. corded and dimily hed-
two eggs, 1 it' cupfuls‘of Imilii. salt
VllnI- fashion. The shirt was plain, with the band at the back, which has Spreads, much under price, are sure
Iolatin in a little cold water 10 min-
iites, then strain the hot mixture over
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it. Blend thoroughly and strain "I": FeIiIDIel‘Ito tlm’m' I‘V‘luVlVlVi “H” ‘1“ ”1' lapped in front and very short, no been so popular for tlielast two years. to interest thtI woman looking for it our“, It; twp,- Ivanty in put Iowan-r,
again. Turn into individual molds and "m ‘0 t " pent.) O ‘0 “g 82‘“ that the light topped boots showed. This. however. is not a style for ev-Isnppty of summer bedding. the waist brine mandatory simple.
‘ water. the" drain; add tlit‘ cheese, tlifl l’i'l'llilllfl ll i-sw tlll't'l‘lltillh‘ should in) .
scion ice until firm. Serve on ribbon- .I , The straw turban with flatly rolled cry-body. but 100M particularly “'0“; L‘"’
Ed lettuce—Racine Journal. pimcntos, first haying cut them in bark brim had two huge wings posed when \torn by a to“ slim Vman .5 'l‘hc Algerian rugs made from cocdn
~ .. -—---, ‘ small pieces, the eggs “VIM“ have been in front. at angles like a whirling bird. To keep warm weather oViercVoais as iiber are said to be sun proof as well
Minced Pork on Toast. “V9” beaten. the mint and ”‘0 season- 'l‘im‘vngue of armed materials for light as possible, tin,I lining hood ox as rain proof. 'i‘hrv are rm ersilile and
. .A satisfactory method of utilizing lugs. I‘urn into 2‘ buttered fireproof trimming in Paris is very evidmit by tend only at'ioss the shoulders and in come in manv sizes .\‘.iturail_\, they
pieces of meat remaining from a meal (“5“ mm "mm m a “mum” ""8“ ‘0’ the number of costumes so decorated. m the Blames, , . Iare popular for porches
cii'rii ri-gnrilnig tlziI Lll'ill).l .m-I'tion.
This should hit closed ill the lilli‘k scum
from largo "ti" ln-ri‘nriiiion to imvv'r
(wine.
'l‘urn llr'll’l ut luwv!‘ cultu- ou niiinll "o"
perforations. li'omt iiivvrlotl Molt :it
uppvr t-Iltzc, lirinuir: "“‘l perforations
II I“- I . 2t) minuteswlmdics' Home Journal, I . ititzt-llit'i‘ on MM" ”0.. pi-rt‘umtimi.
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LOBSTERS SWEET AND JUICY. ‘Miuce boiled lobster meat very final EUGENIC MARRIAGES. . THE PICTURESQUE PASSES BACK SORE LYING. IN BED. COM- sinus lit'inI't'n .louli‘tI- "'"l iii-l‘ftIIi‘ziiionH.
‘Measure it and add a quarter of its 1 «~— FORT POWDER HEALED. ;‘,',V{f.‘,‘,"“,',,,‘,’,’,'.,.f'1133::“C3,;.i.‘{,‘,‘.‘,f"“V $3,133,
Lobsters. are always in the market. volume of bread crumbs, with mace, Will insure to VVthis country it Another picturesque feature of ~-~-~~~~ VgutiuIi-I-n t'tlth‘ no} ”5“,”. hxwhhmh
along "no" perforations, single lie-r-
fnrntinns cvcn. [V’ll'ili inu'vr rxtcnslon,
bringing the three slot piIi'fot‘ntioIiis to—
gether on small "0" perforation. Stitch
t‘tlli‘t‘S of iou’crmxtension over gathers;
thawing at their best from spring pepper, and salt to taste. Then add healthier and more intelligent "lI‘um- form life falls before the advance of Nurse Fields of Canton. N. Y.,
a tablespoont‘ui of butter, melted, to iiy of the future" and. many a wour says: “i have been taking care of an
every buliflll of lobster and crumbs. an. obviously until. for marriage, has old lady whose back had become very
. . . Form the mixture into little balls. dip had her health restored by the time- scythe MM laid aside and the flail acre from lying in bed. ll. used Com-
and “wrath” more “new“ than in beaten egg and cracker crumbs. ly use of Lydia H, Pinkham'p Vega- was castaway. The DICNN‘S that 011‘ fore Powder with great success. it in tumor extension, noiohrs and confer
,3“ throughout ““2 “me" and try brown quickly inrhot. deep table Compound. the most successful ists delighted to paint with their col- is u skin boallug wonder." ‘ ' "W"? “I"“”‘I P‘E‘I'k‘ 3(VY‘V.11‘VVV‘V~'\‘ 1‘" "”932
tho. says the New York Tribune. flit _ . , . 57 08 section at tt-ntti- mi ( .i mu ltln “H. l
‘b t r at di t . :- difficult to . . remedy tor ismaloills the world has ore and poets with their words has W... ”M . a hm“ Sm“ loop. Sb“ .0 hm... mm,
P 9 3 a 3 n0 “3 y ' A more elaborate recipe for lobster ever known. Enormous quantities of Zeutaro Kawase. professor of for- Pain pink crepe meteor combined of waist comers (Iron.
. , but it must be daiiitily made of croquettes is this: Melt two tablo- roots and herbs are used mutually in entry at the imperial university of with pink satin Iand trlTIlntItlI with flIEstatql-Vsdxv?trhrl|gtin§tltlll‘:\\n(lll:lg‘gyrl'l‘:
.best ingredients. 'lhe lobster 51,00“th of. butter in a saucepan, and making this good old-fashioned Burgundy ntiilli. ’llic anon on peatt. n y
Tuklo, has been shaking a tour of the u . . . . . . - - ' .. t’ d 'k—
V ounce may be replaced by lace if (10- hon. The girdle is pretty in an in at ,
9 firm and fresh and sweet to it add a minced o‘nlon. Brown. and remedy and no woman who suffers
. he crepe meteor.
. hence b ’the advent of th, machine national forests of this country to sired. er Hm“t
#‘tugetfiusttlfi “If“; 38‘1“?” add two tableapoontuls 011101". Stir from female ills should lose hopoun- iullher find the plunger (Slum ho- learn the government‘s methods of (IIZUTTING GUIDE 5708
e 0 0 ell a y. . and slowly add a cupiul an a hall! of til she has tried it. V V V V
. \Iv SAC“ a ' V
3an WM" out “"2 1’0““ lob- rich milk. When the sauce ll smooth V came "MOW“ with the perfection 0’ selling thnber and of reforestation. ' ° (’3; [:lflf:32€if
If more ‘
“autumn—from March to Novemf
Then they are sweeter and juic~
modern progress. Long since the
vanished. obliterated by the self-
reaipor and the mechanical separator.
The milkmaid departed later. driven
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that? into neat pieces about an lncli an thick, add a dozen mushrooms . _ ~~- the gasoline engine.
Put ”"233 0“ a rather 511“" canned. chopped line, and the reinstall THE MAJOR AND ”'5 T'TLES- And so it went. The farm was “0 thingilla‘: 11$thdgssIIlIiésg‘utIingIlgglets
dish and over them pour a dres's- meat from a three- pound boiled lob‘ _._... . longer what'lt used to be. The inspir— . p ‘
e of three parts of vinegar to ster. Season with “it and paprika‘ “The old time Southerner may be a ““0“ for “m“ “‘6' 59°“ had disap~ .
olive 0“. seasoned With salt and nutmeg. Add the beaten yolks of good Democrat. both with the big to "care" 7“" 5"” "we mmme“ “’ . ‘
and minced parsley. The ad— two 9333, stir over the tire for a town and the small one." remarked a New 3233;311:0332; :gelfied’fssglfiezlrix
‘ ‘ir' ill ‘ VIVV'
~ row or 36 iNCH MATEfilIlL Willi NAP
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of a little onion juice is option- minutes remove, cool. .
. and form into York business man, who had just re- “
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pro” sizgpggz :1); 323:; “02:: croquettes, either rounder cone shaped, turned from a trip to North Cd'rollns, :hfiigreimzmtmzmlhsflt 3;. 122320:
or] .-‘ .. . . . MATE AL ,,
etrigerator for several hours. i cant Roll in fine cracker dust, dip . but be dearly loves a military title.’ would m“ thought that science would I I” .. i
,3; time ‘to “we the salad '1 98 en 988. roll again in crumbs. "l have a lively recollection otmeat- find a substitute for mm In curing the Pictorial Review pattern .\o. mos. Sizes 14. 18. 18 and .0 years.
. ' and fry in d981, tat. mg a nice-old mntmnfln in the Pine. “ow‘mown htly" Maud: IMllllET might WWW
lolfitterlintthe center or a neat I Lobster croquettes should am. he Tree time, who was introduced to me
e at uco leaves an “0"“ cooked in a wire‘ baslietpas they can an 'Maior' flounder).
. .. be displaced, but still there would rt»
‘3” mayonnaise dressing. be more easily handlethln this way. ‘l “ ‘A Confederate veteran.l suppose.
. CORPORATION PAPERS. of Deep River.
main the neclsaity for the sun. That
J. '1‘. Murray & Sons. of Hartford. V, The Purity Milk and Cream 'Comn
N33121:. wfi‘ififif‘i}; 13:13:. ”W“ . sir: I observed; attempting to be po- “1: ‘Z‘d"2°“”:‘°' d II h t h m ‘iias filed a certificate of incorporatlouzpany, of IStamford, has filed its certifi-
c it b 0. t s all mans ' HE‘ALT‘H AND BEAUTY. tits. "I" {we rec one 3‘ ‘V 0" :8 ill in the office of the secretary of? the Icuto of organization, and begins busi-
» o e m s I. it x— ._...._, “‘No aah.’ was the answer. IDOhO t’m 9“ inventors. an "0 ““3“ w Stilts, to conduct a business of manu- nose with $100. 000, of which $75. 000
“all“ dish- CWVV ”‘9 soiled .Bismuth is the most rapid and effect have the beach. the timothy “a clover “9 in wind-
‘2 small 919°“. and but “'0 uni cure for chafing. Use as any other " ‘Er—-perliops‘ you fought some rows, and brown under the sun‘ 3 rays.
‘ “l “i" ”we" “’1‘“ a D wder. Ono er. two attributions Will where else. than? i ventured. “M “"V m" “"‘Vwm‘ its salt traglinco.
, hilitammetfil‘flt‘lm be Inufllciont in the worst hams. ‘ i “fSuttenly not. Norah was in no “0"“ WM Within" poetry. ill:-
or, a as corn . . l
.90 not {91'8” that the woman wii‘o war, nah: tiresunenoss or romance. it wit a
. nix underst ad M 0 taken green from the Iiield to the our-
“mile“ “the “if "“2““ will “"3 5 b i h .2 ' a r' . VI cried. ed by steam. Md Worse still. authori-
“"V‘i“ than r a tuning. 0t course. wore an oili-
car of the National Guard. 9°“th horses and the cattltia—uns‘ontlmentai
- ' on new tisa' declare wt one accord that the
adiiiftabl tor purifying Zion? 9 served on “3° gorernors Beasts allies-oft?!“ the new steam
for. renter ii mingled than ““You' to wrong. “hI Emit notltln‘ - urea product to‘JtVlio auditioned hay fresh ah. in summer. but not in bury. has tiled a certificate of incur} long as any at the present preferred
“Wit! as ‘2‘va 1h u 1:“43’3‘,“ soldierln, ”12,3 V I , ‘V’ ‘ winter? Because tile cold renders pomtlon, to be capitalized at 25' 'Oouistpelr remains outsanding without the
. , . 8 in storm , , . _ _ if . the Iimpurities in vitihtpd air um and inbuilt Witness Wit“ *2 5°“ “‘9 approval oi." 66 23 per cént. or the
V V V V V V . , . bl hVelVfieV impurities. incorporators are “01““ E' ““9”“ stockholders. The certificate is signed
_; “a “2““? V ‘V are no high harmful in Thomas Finnegan and Henry w. by '1‘. it Blakeslee, Edward 8 Ram“
‘ ill/hi nV OOMOW ' ‘ Mimi“ all M ‘Wte’bl’ry' Maud hearse it), Hall. a maturity of the
a “‘2 . .z The Generixl Eclipse- Company”) ’direotors. I _ I
give a Klilingiy. has filed a certificate oil in. The “W Milford Cold Rolled Steel
over corporation, to deal in office appll ,
- c ‘ an s and novelties. The authorized Company; 01 New Milford has amend- I‘
e tum- capitalisation is ”0.000 and the com- 9 “5 amenfment ot‘éianuury 20.’ was .
VI ori-‘ pan will begin business with $20. to provide or the right or the com .
ut~ 000. who incorporation are Luther 9333'.“ but back Imi' 0r V811 0H1“! Dro- .
, Pit to “Emma “Filling and uphédeh. “toned stock at $52 50 a share. . This
,0 ‘I “ \g’i ~ cartiilqato is signed by (l. J. Gibbons. I, '
G. B. Falwell and P. I0. Farwail. a ma» .
.lority of the directors. V ‘
nalVoerttflcaio qt dissolution at V
w the momma hairs t o“ . .
factoring and selling stoves and heat- Iis in common stock at $100 a share,
ing apparatus. The authorized capl-Iand $2 9,000 in preferred. The presi-
tolizatlon is $10000. divided into 100‘ dent is. Alfred J. Brand. of Stamford.
shares of common stock at $100 and and 1's. F. Grouclier, or New York. is .
the company will begin business with secretary,
$6,000.1‘he incorporators are Jamaal The New Haven Trap Rock Com-
ST M F T- MWTW' James '1" Murray. Jr., and , puny. 01' New Haven. has filed a certlilé V
A O R D Raymond W' Murray. all of iHurt- cate of amendment to its certificate 01'
ford. incorporation, by which no additional
The D99“ CM" Company, 0‘ WM” preferred stock may be authorized as
Why. is everyone. so anxious for
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