ills 7.1
toiled Frosting with Brown Sugar
This is a frosting that require: no
oringextrsct it is dclients and
hen well made creamy stir to
or one and oneouarter cupfuls of
~t-‘bi'l’rwn sugar and a quarter of s
‘uptni of granulated sugar. Add three-
Iru'ters of s cupful of cold water. put
onahe tire and let boil until a was
. ‘ will form between the fingers.
hon nearly done. start beating two
gs to a stiff froth. After the syrup
cooled slightly, pour it over the
i lies, then set the dish in a pan of
$031 water and put on the stove. Do
K at stir. but let it set until the icing
92¢!na to blnhber around the edges
do remove and heat until cold. This
may be used between cakes and2
In
Vanilla Frosting.
is is good for chocolate cake Two
upluls of brown sugar. 2two table
Kispoonfnls melted butter. hall cunts!
K_i' smeet milk. one teaspoonfui vanil-
13' Boll until it will thread from a
‘ ‘ ark. then beat until almost cold Add
:the flavoring and spread on the cake
Celery.
As a dinner relish take the smai'
Mite center stalks of celery and till
opt with highly seasoned cream
fillets ’surround with hits of ice and
, with the salad. Celery chopped
S -d2=servea with bits of onion on slic-
.I (it tomato with French dressing
bites another palatable salad.
LuncheOn Celery. .
Take well seasoned cottage or
H ease. form into cones with a
, .166..me cons. ran on Islet
" an garnish t .Ktop iwith a
' 'osiiry. Celery: (silos-bed and
rved ill a Frinoh uranium in
suctiniber boats or apple cups is a
7 ell-liked combination,
Apple. nuts and celery. one part cel
ry. half as much nuts. and two parts
pple. with a good boiled dressing. is
"d oldvfashioned \l'aldorf snlad.
‘ t2 delicious celery-sall‘ce is made
vbroth in which a fowl has been
n
”1700966 adding cream and flour
Fried Celery
oil celery until soft, after cut-
iior' memc MINDED
Bill Would 'l‘ukc Thom Out
of Almshonsa-s '
‘IK'gproposed act. concerning the re-
on of insane persons in aims-
Kills. was given a .hearing by the
2' flies on humane institutions in
rd this week. it was urged in
y of the measure that while there
ly peIsons whose minds hava
érly cared for in aimshouees.
a really insane. whether they
gu hie minded or liable to become
one, .‘should receive expert
K em; in order that a permanent
\ o2 mpiete cure might be emitted.
are now 500 insane people in
into ouses of the state that ourht
treatment in the state
for; the insane. and arrange-
K2 mid be made by an increase
2 in of the state lnstitiltlons for
while in the aims—
Edward 1) Downs.
e2 board of charities. appear-
2 n opposition He could see- noth-
an. economical net-me in the
re Band many people wont to
K silence from choice and he
- 2 It found- wxlcssnro i-I workin
Went! and the men in the fields.
on also found pleasure in
he simshousn as home.
2. hose cases the inmates Kmsy2
mtallv. thnw might be
insane retreat away from
2a in their home Min.
$2 22 would in slmehousos' who
' mammal: would no;
i K’ batter.
paper. Serve with tomato same.
weakened by old age who may .
' . id be devoted so2_le2y2 to; the K
president of‘
air pipes and enjoying the»
“ in": new (It Insanity
VWI
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ting in threoinch pieces Drain, spriuv
tile with salt and pepper. and dip in
try in deep fat. drain on brown.
Bits of celery will add to almost
Gauy combination of vegetable in salad
to its improvement. Celery makes a
pretty garnish if out in two-inch
stalks and fringed at both ends Let
the pieces stand in water to curl.
called Almonds.
Allow one pound of Jordan or plain
almonds for eight people. Shell 9nd
place them in a pan of boiling water
for a tow moments in order to n move
the skins easily. Dry the nuts with s
towel, and then put them in a pie tin.
adding a teaspoonfnl of butter Bake
in a moderate oven until a delicate
brown and when nearly done sprinv
trio with salt Keep the almonds air
tight until ready for use.
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OWNFR OF NEW “AYE ‘.\i THAI-L,
MF \‘T Alllil-‘STED 0N 'l‘lllv‘ 2
(HARGE ()l“ “{SOV 1
NEW li..\\’EN March 9.»——Anothel
startling development in connection
with the fire which burned the three-
story tenement at No. 24 Lake place.
owned by Samuel ltudcrmun of this
city. occurred here yesterdu: when
Rudermun himself was axle-sled on n
charge of arson under bonds of 5-0. »
000. He denies any knowledge of the 2
affair Yesterday Art'rlr itoscn. n
laborer who ad been working on
itudi-rinan's tenements, was unusual
on the same charge after he had been .
badly hurmd in iht' fire. ’l‘rnlcs‘ of
a highly combustible oil were dill—y
(own-d This oil had also been llulll‘v
ed on two tcncnmnu- adjoining. ulst-
owned by Rudcrmnn.
(700K INQUEST NOT NI‘ZCl‘Il-l‘itln'.
NEW HAVEN. March 9.~—~—t‘.oroIIol;2
2lv.li Mix in a formal finding made to-
day finds that billion May Cook. n
slenographer in the office of the Ma-
yo Radiator Company here. whose
body was found in West Rock Park
on March 4. died of a pistol shot
would soil’ inflicted and that he 13'
shunned that dutih was not caused
by a criminal act omission or calc— .
leesncss of any othel person or por- 2
sons. and that an mouse! is not nccls-
sary.‘ "
SAN \N'I‘UNH) ILLS FIRST .
SNO“STORM TN K20 \" \ItS
HAN ANTONIO. Tex" March 9.1‘lll‘
first Ieai snowstorm in twonty years
visited San Antonio yesterday alien
hours. snow lay three inches deep in 4
some parts of the city. The Wealhcl .2
bureau predicted that the atom"
would continue. for sevbral hours
.thcsc- are returned. and he consider- ,
led the present almshouse plan an ant-
isfactory.
Mrs. Frank A. Mitchell said that
460 inmates of thc almshouses of the
state. were old people. physically weak
and unable to take their places in
the w.orid and it would so a hard-
:ship to take these peope away from
lthelr home town and friends. for“ no
matter how poor the pauper. he has
some fliend who makes occasional
calls
H ‘lb2' (“YEN 5100. 000.
iiliam .l. Fitzgerald. of thohfield. has
given 8100.000 fur aboaplt‘sl unit of
nurses and surgeon; and that these
sailed on La Toutaine. Mm Filmer;
aid is over eighty years old and at
present is at the Rita-Carlton hotel
in. New York where she is en feeble
it her friends were in. 2,
V .4439 Sentinel has all the intent
nctvs. both M2 and ml.
Gilli"!!! NEVEII EFT
m .
Kept- Her Lockhfilflt. Thick.‘6lolsy,
With Selle Ia and Sulphur.
2 When you darken your hair with
Sage Tea and Sulphur, Jlo one can tell.
because me dead; so naturally.
evenly. '«Prep'aring
though; at bottle: isvmussy and trou-
hlesorne. For 50 cents you can buy ‘st ‘
any drug store the readyzto-use tonic I south ‘Norwslk says: "We are pleas; ,
m..Ko22alled "Wyeth's. Sage and Slilghlll' ed to“ confirm all we said in praise of
You just dampen 8 Donna Kidney Pills when we publicly ‘
sponge or soft brush with it and draw recommend them some years ago.
this finish/your hair. taking out They live up to the claim: made for
2st 2: tints. By aromas them. 2
my use. disarm it» ill,“ mum at slat-laws brag store.
appliance or In). four an: when t was suffering from Mahdi.
Madly. skill] and other symptoms of wash Killian-
-a_l_ld they soon cured no Another of
Joy family who had Rides! Mills!”—
22. used Doll's may Pills sisal. her»
slit- ‘cssa too; they bullshit! ‘
V. 2 Files Ito. It All sales. Don‘t 2
‘ Compound."‘1
spammed
all
but. You and
is sons and no it‘s-t»-
am “we“
tisfluofddmsad
In his
29s dsmiru
'neath them.
that she could not be old of the per- '
)§ LATEST FASHIONS S l
SDGGESDDRS RDDlil
DIE ARE DE DRESSING
little
Low shoes seem to “make
headu ay against the high shoes. How-2
ever. new models in contrasting color
combinations are already to be seen
on the same idea as the boots. The
toe and the heel are often of a dark
varnished or contrastinz
while the top is white or old colored
kid or material. There is a lot of
perforated cuttings" in the leather
over the instep. crossed straps that
interlace in lattice forms. Stockings.
of course. should match the upper
part of the shoe. Beyond contrasting
cioekings the stocking seems to
simply. and without decoration .be»
cause of the elaboration of the shoe.
Seen at Fashion Exhibit.
fit the recent fashion exhibit in
Chicago the daring. bell-shaped
skirts. many of them accordion platt-
ed and theirs distended by wire. were
frequently seen. Dancing frocks were
at shoe top lengths. Many were scal-
loped or petailed al the bottom. and
filmy undershirts showed laclly be
White spats were worn
over high- heeled patent leather slip-
pers.—~ -New Haven Journal Courier.
With the first breath of Spring
weather. costumes begin to take on
Spring like coiorlngs. Hate in gaycr
colors or trimmed with bright flowers
and feathers announce to the world {of the waist line in these dresses it (In
that Spring has returned, even when
the suit or dress remains of the soul-
her colors of winter.
l‘mcri cloth has been the novelty
in winter suits and is very popular in
the spring. for it is lighi in color and
combines with many things. A new
cloth called buck-skin covert is the
newest of this type
Girls’ Spring Modes.
iligh waist lines are the rule for the
little girl's thin dresses that are be
lug made faiths Southern holiday
season. Like grown up dresses. the
skirts of these dresses are very flar-
to noon and. after a precipitation oftwo in]: and frilly.
The skirts of tulle and chiffon dress
ea or those of lingerie. ballste or very
thin silk are often finished at ‘ the
HARTFORD TAX RATE
HARTFORD. March 10.—A tax rate
of 22 H mills on the city grand list
and of 10 1.4 mills on the farm list
is proposed in the report and resolu.
tlons submitted by the board of fin-
ance to the court of common council
last evening. recommending the bud-
get for the coming year. The total
revenue. based upon this tax rate. is
iestimated to be $3. 537, 258. 88 and the
appropriations recommended are the
_____w
It is announced in a reference to lssme amount
the tire on La 'l‘ouraine. that Mrs ‘
.———————--3——..
Try an ad in The Remind—231M
wsik's léadlng home paper.
BUSULTS TliAT BEIflN
People. . .
only temporary benefit.
medicine that has earned a reputatin
South Norwolk.
stronger.
i took Dosn‘s Kidney
leather. .
be I
Are Appreciated by south Moi-walk
Thousands who suffer from. back-
ache and kidney complaint have tried
one remedy latter another. lindlng '
This is dill-
‘ obumlbz. but there is: one kidney
for lasting results and there is pl 3‘2
'. of proof of its merit right here in
Here is the testimony of one who '
Ousod Doan'sfildnéy Pills years ago,
this blistufiuand now makes his testimony even
John M. Borst. 76 Spring street,
Pull. 1
|heln with threé little ruffles. These
32an only about three or four inches hi2
width and are not gathered very full.
A picot edging is used often instead‘
20f lace to finish them. or a very nar-
irow satin ribbon. perhaps in a double
lengthwise stripe.
Little puffed sleeves that come only
halfway to the elbow are considered
very correct. and they go well with
the general Empire contour of tho
sown.
In linen dresses the Empire waist
line has a belt of the same that has
a slot inset in the middle of it of an-
other color.
The waist is often on very old fash-
2iouedglitted basque lines or has a
bolero or wide girdled sash or" a sim-
ple surpllce bodice.
Sleeves arestlll of heavy chiffon, of
the gown color. or of lace, The way
gowns are designed now it looks bet
ler than sleeves of the material.
This gowns, such assre worn for
the afternoon tea or garden party. are
at their prettiest when of diet net
and chiffon. Many women prefer a
combination of eyelet linen and illet
lace because it wears better and long-
er. Two or three onions are often
combined in the sash ribbons; a
Whole calm poem is sometimes writ«
ten in the way they are put together.
Dance frocks in the new fashions
.are absolutely fascinating. ‘Adorable‘
‘balletlike skirts are sometimes of
shirred ol ruffled fallie or tnlleta;:
sometimes of yards of chiffon or not
over a more scant foundation.
There seems to be no settled place
is placed where it is most becoming;
up under the arms. in It basque or in
(girdles that lengthen the waist .line.
Pure white face is seldom seen in
dance frocks. Fine lvngwtones, ecru
meshes. touched up wllbgold. or fine
silver culbroideries on cream or ii-
ory embroidered nets add Rreally to
the eleganle of the gown
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'l‘\\'\'l-‘ \‘liAl M‘s FINE REMIT’l‘Fl)
BY (OUR;
- .vr‘w YORK. March;9.~ The $500
fine imposed on Frank Tannenhuum.
in addition to a year‘s imprisonment
for leudlnllr l9! unemplbvcd men into
2 covered first with pink or any delicate
color. a [killing of the goods being set
or covering and can be faced togeth-l
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iMPiliiiiNl mills
it snow now
A Use {or Centerpieces.
The womannwho has received dec-
orative centerpieces'slle cannot use
for their legitimate purposes can
make them into dainty cushion covers
suitable for ai'baby's or an invalld's
pillow or for her own bedroom. A
round shap‘ed cushion is madpzz-snd
in to connectsthe top and bbttom.
The centerpieces are used as an out-K
er with a cord or ribbon passed:
through eyelet holes worked upon the
edges of the linen.
. incidentally a round cushion that
may be on hand but has become
shabby could be made like new again
by the addition of the bits of decora~i
tive linen. Squire centerpieces could;
perform the same charitable office; ,
for a square pillow. Smaller doillies‘
may be arranged upon linen and used
as a decoration to a bureau or side—
board cioth. 'Vel‘y handsome effef‘tsi
are often the results of this arrange.
ment. After the doiilies are inserted!
the flush could be further decorated“
with needle and thread as the sew-1
er pr ferred. the whole bordered with;
a machine lilet. K i
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BRISTOL“ \.\"l‘f~i ’I it in!“ \Y '
Til \t‘Ks 0V s’l‘lii‘ [‘1‘ SIDE :
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happily Janos fI‘lIroc .Obicctions. i
( nmmissiom-r ill-Inlet ifmcivcs i
K Decision 2 i
A hearing was held at the (.‘upilnli
before Higlluim Commissioner t‘llaa
J. Bennett. yesterday in
moving the truths of the‘ liristol &
l‘luimilll- ’l‘mlnway (0.. from
mlddlct to bus side of Park street in
Bristol where highway improvements
are in pmmcss. 2
l‘ormcr Scuntox Nollie E. l’iecef
luplcsvnlcd the trunnvnv corporation ‘
uud Mayor James i‘ruig the inlcresls
of the city in Blistnl. To the petition
the tramway company objected Upon
the grounds that there would be no
public benefit derived from the
change; that an element of daugeri:
would be introduced if the change.
was not mndcuhnt the shifting 0f the“
v
Icgnld toi K
lht‘ A
6&1}! ePrdctical
flame Drew lid/(in
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Prepared Especially For This Newspaper
by Pictorial Review
”9
BOLERO FROGK IN CHECKED LINEN.
6088
A clever way of employing two ma-
terials in ,the development of a dress
for a girl between the ages of six and
fourteen years. ‘
This dainty little frock is very prac-
tical for school girls and expresses the
‘St .tlphonus Church last you; was rc- trucks as desired would entail extra l latest ideas in the combination of con-
milled today by the court of 33119 “12K expenses upon the tramway company trusting materials
linen are used in its development. the
sessions. Taunanhaum‘s prison
60n-
ti‘lll‘e expires tn- morrow. 2
Patrick Mulvihlii of South Mum“...
left yesterday for New York city. af~
ter spending a week with Mrs. Aug-f
usta 'i‘lce. of Elizabeth strrot. Bethel.
He was accompanied by Mrs. J. A.
Csbassa..of New York city. a sister of
Mrs. 'i‘ice. who has been visiting here.
Monday of next week‘ Mrs. Cabsssa
and Mrs. Mulvlbiii will leave Phllsfi
dolphin. for California. The trip will
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be made by boat through the canal. l
he has charge of the exhibit of the Ft
T. Lucas 00.. point manufacturers.
-—Scnt2inel Want Ads. bring rosultt.
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North mine. Ave. , 2 So. Sorts-ill
. CONTltAOl’Ost
alone. Brick, We; visitor-.2 Shim
walks, Bohr; Diggtngr. 2 _2,
Nephone 1812-3
2
rel-biracial. sushi Coll.
.2 21‘22. Fred H. Gannon.
‘Ptlnmt Director 'and Embalmsv
' Office and Risldgnos
Telephone 904. 2
84; to. Main 282t._.~ “826. Hamill»
On reaching California they will joini
Mr. Cabanas at the exposition, wherel
4 up the system.
.2 ’ . .~, ... I 2 2
K finances K 2
‘ things of congestions and prevents -' '2
with no adcbuute compensation Com-2 ‘
missioncl Bennclt took the matter.
For i hose Choking
Cougi s.
Those dreadful colds that fairly
'threaten life. there is one remedy
that will bring quick relief andi2K
that is KERR’S FLAX SEED
2 EMULSION, LINONINE. For
years this medicine was used ex-
elusively by physicians, but it is
now obtainable at all drug stores.
If you are Ffflicted with cough or
cold it wil certainly relieve you
of it. and a the same time build
Even brogchitis, that most dis-
tressing all
“gives Way to the great healing 1n-
Emnlsion, E’amd it relieves the
at Kerr’ 5 F lax-Seed
pneumonia. Try it; it is such a
relief. KC; 22 2.
’l‘hree sizeseasc. soc. shoe: \
dreaded of coughs,
Checked and plain
pleated skirt and bolero Jacket bet W.
of the former and underblouee of t 2e
latter. Checked linen cliffs. howev.-r.
finish the elbow sleeves of the midi r;
blouse. Blue and white striped itnvn
combined with white is a dainty com-
bination. yet much brown and Ere-r!)
are seen. The average site requires 3
yards of 86-inch material for bolero
and skirt and 1% yard as inches wide
for the underblouse.
Beginning with the waist. the order
of construction in as follows: waist,
sleeve, skirt and bolero. Match the
2 ‘hotches. then stitch the under-arm and
shoulder seams. Hem the front. turn-
ing- in at notches and watching the
large “0" perforations for the center.
Gather lower edge of front bctlvecn
double "T'l‘" perforations, and entire
lower edge of back. Sew round collar
to edge, center-backs even and along
small “0" perforations in front. large
"0" perforations even. _
Close sleeve and cuff seams as notch-
ed. Sew upper cult to short sleeve.
double "on” perforations and teams
even. ‘Sew sleeve in armhole as notch~
ed. selling any 1 linens
Close back so of skirt from large
* "0" perforation to lower edge. finish
edges above for opening. Turnahem
at lower edge on double “on" perfora-
tions. Form box-pleats. crossing on
slot perforations. bring folded edges to ,
corresponding small “0" perforations
and bring fold near center-back to cen-
ter; press pleats. Sew to lower edge
of waist. centers even, large "0" per-
foration at under-arm seam.
Close under-arm seam of bolero an
notched. close shoulder scam. Adjust»
to position on waist. centers evon.
A tiny edge of braid may be added to
the decoration of the bolero. put on in
outline effect. .
Pictorial Review Dress No 6088. Sizes 8.8.10.12 and 14 years: lit-ice.1
15 cents.
o. a. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
as WALL s'rnss‘r
nonwaut. 2
snow: as
Eyes Examined Free
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PICTORIAL REVIEW
TAILORED DRESSES
m2 justly famous all
MM.“ noel-m2
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Among the APRIL Patterns. now on sale. you mil find a wonderful selection of lsinnmplc
or cotton. also a one variety at EMPIRE. 3’!
W FASHION BOOK!"
over tho United States.
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new... "a“;
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lions. my» with. was.
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Norwalk Chronicler