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Chinese accessories such as slippers,
ski r,t etc. In the craze fort
Roman tomato catsup, one small cup
ssherry (may be omitted), one table-
ispoonl'ul butter, rubbed smooth with .
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EDR DDDD DDDKIND
2.0 ' Bread Pudding
"9 One pint bread crumbs.
I, 'One cup sugar.
Grated peel of one lemon.
~. Yolks of four eggs,
‘ One quart of milk.
Book the bread crumbs in the
milk about fifteen m‘mutes, then add
_ the yolks of eggs well beaten, the
grated lemon peel and sugar.
. Beat all well together and bake
”Wot half an hour.
After the pudding is baked cover
it with a layer of jelly and then
«with the meringue made of the
whites of the eggs beaten stiff. with
tour tablespoonfuls of sugar. ,
Return to men and brown deli-
cately.
. 5;
0‘.
Black Bean Soup. .
"fine pint of black beans soaked
over night in three quarts of water.
1n the morning pour off. the wa-
ter and odd fresh three quarts. 8011
r? slowly our hours. When done
. there should be one quart. Add a
‘. quart of beef stock, four whole cloves.
' ' (our whole cloves. fohr whole all-
‘ spice one stalk celery. one good- sized
onion, one small carrot. one small
tri'iuI‘ip, all cut line and fried in a lit-
tIl‘s butter. '
Add one. tablespooiiful flour, sea-
son with salt and pepper and run
I Ithl’bttgh fine sieve
' ' ' Serve with slices of lemon and egg
I‘billls.
Tomato Sauce for Baked Eggplant.
'Oné-half can tomatoes, one hali'
teaspoonful salt one half tablespoon ‘
Iul butter, one teaspoonful sugar.
Let these cook twenty minutes,
nix one teaspoonful cornstarch
with a little water and ‘add to toma-
‘ toes. ‘
' (look two minutes
asaucepau with one tablespoonful
cold water.
Add tomatoes stirring canstanilv.
schism a few minutes to the tire
Heat to boiling point, but do not‘:
allow to boil. Add a little cream.‘
Serve at once. . ‘
Strain through chopped candied orange pool,
a sieve Mix the yolk of one egg in apple, and citron has been mixed
flour, one small onion chopped very:
fine. one teaspoonful current
=Salt and pepper.1
When thoroughly mixed lay slices
of the meat'in a dish, pour the gravy
over. then set dish in the oven until
jelly. 1
all is well heated through. Serve.
Ginger Pound Cake.
Onehalf pound butter, one-half
pound sugar, three-quarters pound
flour, one teacup sour cream. four
eggs. one-half pint molasses, in which
dissolve one teaspoonful soda; one
teaspoont‘ul ginger Add one-quarter
of a nutmeg. one half spoonful cin-
namon.
. Cream the butter and sugam Add
the eggs, well beaten, than the rmo
lasses. spices, cream and flour.
Bake nearly an hour in a moder-
ate oven..
Beef Roll fr0m Round Steak...
L8y the meat on the meat-board and
spread it with bread stuffing, roll
“up tightly, and either tie or skewer
it to hold. Place in a tightly cov-
ered dish with water enough to keep
it moistened. This may be cooked
either on top of the stove or in the
oven, from one and onebalf to two
hours. is used cook
longer.
If a plank
Lemon Conserve.
First. the yellow rind of three lem-
ons should be grated by rubbing it
With lumps of sugar. The sugar (one
pound should be allowed) should be
melted and to it should be added the
seeded. sliced lemons and the lemon
juice. Roll the mixture for half an
hour with one cup of water. Then
pour it over a package of gelntlne
which has linen wages in a tsp of"
sold water for an hour. The inhil‘ie of"
a mold should be decorated with slices
of lemon and the conserve should be.
poured into it after a cupful of finely
pine-
thoroughly apd added to it. The
conserve should be served ice Cold
and with fancy cakeIor cookies.
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form of a deep band at
DIE ARI DE DRESSING
Little gills are wearing velvet coats
designed narrow at the shoulder and
with a flaring peplum. Fur in the
the bottom,
waist and neck is used as trimming.
L‘hildren of today are notheing tb-
signed for, but are wearing the fash-
ions of the grown-ups in miniature.
Fur iurbans and lurgebrimmed lists
as well as the new military caps are
worn by little girls.
lilack satin lining is being used in
many of, the new tailor suits. A few
seasons ago nearly all linings were
of white satin. The black lining is
attractive whether in a dark or light
colored cost. it always forms a good
background to one's blouse.
Fluids and stripes are shown in
velvets. Among the newest costumes
are those showing either a plaid 0r
striped velvet combined with a' vel.
vet of solid color,
The «plaid sports. coat ls‘n exclu-
sive mode much liked by smartly
dressed young women.
The hair‘ is worn severely-close at
the sides of the head but shows a deep
'wave on the forehead. This style of
coiifure is becoming to both young
girls and women. '
The narrow velvet neckband con.
[tunes in fashion. The ribbon is tied
in a bow under one car. It has a
periness that is bewilr hing when worn
with asmsll hat f
Young girls are using velvet for
afternoon dresses. 'In the light colors
the fashion is appropriate. but there
is a dignity Rugcsled by the dark
colored velvets that make them more
becoming to the matron than to the
young girl.
'J.
by the use of deep collars of the stylist
preferred by Napoleon. I
long that the spring must
H in yduraslf, afi de
l
tire the Japanese klmmms andh Chlll'.
ese robes are being neglected.
The new costs, both topcoats and
suit coats, show a noticeably slender
silhouette at the shoulders, This slen-
der effect has been in favor for so
bring a
change. That the coming season will
introduce the full sleeves already ap-
pearing is now believed.
The broad Russian collar and cuffs
of fur are fashionable for all coats
designed for afternoon and evening.
The woman who often walks or
uses public conveyances going to and
from afternoon and evening affairs. 4
will find a dark blue or black velvet
wrap of practical service. Such a
wrap is also charming and comforts-
ble.
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GREAT NERVE IOINC
For Over-Eating. Drinking. Smoking
or Overwork of Any Kind Caus-
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Tails Tonnllne Tablets
Druggistl everywhere are having a
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they tone up the entire system and im-
part vigor and energylnto rundown
people in a few day‘sfsnd because
they are guaranteed to do exactly as
advertised. and all ‘Idruggists are
authorized by the maker to refund the
purchase price if anyone is dissatis-
pod with'"the first Donut-chased.-
if you feel blue, 93‘5“.“ confidence
,weak and'
tired out. a box of Tonolins Tablets
is all you need.
Finest preparation Igor headaches.
nervous troubles, pour blood, kidney
and liver complaints, malaria. laurel--
gia, trembling and loss of appetite
They never fail to and constipation.
IMPDRIANI llllllii
All hum now,
To make a broom last longer, be;
fore using it bring water to a boilingj
point, add salt, pour over broom to
toughen and make stronger Do this
at least once a week afterwards.
Cut top of old stockings and run
down over the broom beyond the lines '
of stitching to hold parts together}
and prolong usefulness. Cut groove‘
around top of handle; tie twine in‘
same and always hang up. Do not'
stand it up. as that spreads it, loos»!
ening parts and wearing it out more‘
quickly
When worn short, out last row and
second last row oi stitching. Pull out
twine loops. This will make it last‘
a couple of months longer. Then cui‘
third row and prolong usefulness an I
' other few weeks.
The blackening lights of old Iplcf
lures. may be instantly restored to
their original hue by touching them
with deuioxide of hydrogen diluted,
with six or eight times its weight of“
water.
The part illusl afterwards be washed
with a clean sponge and water, ;
Costile soap and water, with proper
care, may be used to clean old paint—
ings. Dingy or rusty gilt picture'
frames ms)
washing them with
a small
'moistened with oil of turpentine, the
sponge only to be sufllCiently wet to"
I Tonollne Tablets cost $1. 00 for a'
A military touch is Elven to costs 50-"days treatment. M‘sil orders filled,
charges prepaid, by n'l‘he American
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March 26 and 27——Room 42, state
C‘s‘pitol. Hartford; Normal school, Dan-
M Normal school, New ',Haven
finial school, Willimantic. E
April 23 and 24—Hoom 42 state
Capitol, Hartford. 1
May 28 and 29—Room 42 state Capp-
iol. Howard,
. upeI»I26«-and 26L'noom 42 state3
Odpitol. ”Hartford Normal scliool,i
Dgnhury; Normal school. New Haven;
orbital school, Willimantic.
. ill: 30 and 31——lloom 42, state
capitol, Hartford; Normal school,
ow Haven; Normal school Willimsn—
August 27 and 22—me 42, state
tel; Hartford; Normal school,
5 ; ‘Normsl'sehoolr New 'Haven;
. Lschool. Willimantic. .
September: 24 mud 25—110“: 42.
to Capitol. 'Hartford;. Normal
sensor Dalihury; Normal school: New
‘ fem... Normal school, Willimantio.’
October 29 and 30——Room 42, state
to}, HartIorll. -
pool-her 28 and 27-‘-Room 42.
‘ to Capitol Hartford.
December 17 and 18—-Room 42,
o summations will begin prompt-
9 o'clock. The state board of en-
_ on will send the scheme of ex-
fleas and questions heretofore
natures our-rise mil-s"
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flanchssmr. in the throat with
l ’brcath at night.
I. intestines which. cloth and flesh. and
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(lount fifty! Your ooldln‘ht‘ui 0r
catarrli disammars. Your clogged lanai
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ytur hand will dear and you can
lmthe freely No more shutting,
,hauldng, mucous discharge, dryness
or lutdachc: no struggling for-
Get a small bottle of Ely’s Cream
mfrom your druggist and apply
a little. of this fragrant .nntiscptic
Icrenm in your Imstrihr. It penetrates
lthwugh every air passage of .tlie.
Wheat! soothing and healing the swell!
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giving you instant relief. Head colds
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The question as to how long you
am going to continue a sufferer from
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‘ ‘ People with' weak stomachs should
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undigested food, headaches. dizziness
or sick stomach; and besides. what
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your breath with nauseous odors, all
these s¥mptbmsmresulting from ‘ a
stint, out-of-oi-Ider stomach and dys-
we site's-endow ammonia is
mmoss'riou; -'
pepsin. are generally relieved five min; _
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Go to.yo_nr drugglat and. get a $1 .
lid: of Tonollne Tablets and you,
krill always go to' the table with a ‘r
hearty appetite, and what you eat IwildlI:
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take off’the dirt and fly marks. They
be improved by simply"
sponge ‘
should not be wiped afterwards. but;
left to dry to themselves
Wash over smoky or greasy parts
with saltpeter or very thin IimcI
whitewash. If soapsuds are used they
must be washed off thoroughly, as
they prevent the paint from drying.
m
I
Two raw oysters put under
loam close to the roots of a torn will
cause it to grow rapidly.
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the .
ill: is made of dark blue gubiirdinc
trimmed with black braid.
ice will not form on window panes;
that have been rubbed in alcohol.
A little camphor gum placed In the ~
chest or drawer will keep silver fromI
1 will retain their
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MISSES’ MILITARY BASQUE.
Although this is the most soldier-like
01’ any or the new modes that have yet
appeared. it shows theJeatures fash-
iunubly emphasized in the shirt-ed
basque and Russian tunic.
The suit looks particularly well car-
ried out in broadcloth, duvetyn. gahur-
dine, zibeline or serge. The skirt is a
simple box-pleated model, falling tothe
ankles.
The material required to make this
suit is as follows: 3% yards 44— inch or
2% yards 54- --i:,h tlotli;1% yard lin-
ing and ‘5 yard 36- Inch satin for front
band and collar.
The neck may he closed or open, and
provision for this may be made when
cutting the coat. Collar, back and in-
nic section, back and sash and piecing
urn arranged on a lengthwise fold of
thc tnalvrinl Both sleeve sections are
laid on a lengthwise thread. also the
front tunic and outer front of the
jacket.
After making and fitting the lining,
which is simple work for any home
drcssmuker, take the outside and plcut
the front, crossing on slot perforations,
and bring corresponding small "0" per-
forations together and stitch. Arrange
-on lining front and back. Close under-
arm and shoulder seams and fit. Sew
collar to neck (cither high or low, as
preferred). and trim with buttons.
Close sleeve seams. casing in any full-
ness between notches at elbows; then
new in armhole. scum at notch, with as
little fullness as possible.
At this point Join tunic section as
‘nolcbcd and sew to low or edge cf front
nnd' back of coal. Plain sash. creasing
'l“ slot perforations; bring folded edges
to small “0" perforations and press.
Adjust as illustrated over scam, center-
bncks‘oi‘cn; fuck all tinder—arm scum.
Large “0" perforation indicates upper
edge of sash.
Military bruid and buttons are used
as an exceptionally smart finish for the
front and collar.
59M
Military model for young ladies' wear.
CUTTING GUIDE 59”
{RONT TUNiC
. SECTION J
Pam-led April 30. I907
row or 5s wcu MAT£RIAL wlm NAP
Pictorial ,llevietv cont, No. 5914. Sizes 14, 16, is and 20 years. Price.
15 cents. ,I
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