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Beef or Lamb Hot Pot.
choose meat from the round of
beef or neck of lamb; cut in pieces
131‘ serving about one and a halt
pounds of meat. l’eal and cut into
{hunky pieces one. and a half pounds
of potatoes. Add two sliced onions.
one tablespooni’ul of flour and salt and
pepper to season. Put meat and po-
tators into the dish alternately, hav-1
ing layer of potatoes on top. Add wa-.
ter to nearly till dish. Bake about
three hours, adding watet‘as it bakes
away. llave the oven moderately hot
at first. increasing it at the last to
brown the top potatoes,
Corn and Cheese Scuttle.
“ Cook one tablespoonfai chopped
Queen pepper thoroughly in one table-
spoonful melted butter. Add one11
quarter cupfui flour, two cupfuls milk
stir and cook smooth. Add one cup
1111 of grated cheese. Remove from
fire. add one cuptui corn, one—haltI
tdaspoonful salt, yolks of three eggs
and fold in etiilly beaten w-.hit1-
Bake in buttered baking dish in«
moderate oven tlliity minutes. Serve,
at once.
Stuffed Cucumbers.
Stuffed cucumbers are mode of firm.
large cucumbers cut in two and freed ‘
from seeds and pulp. P The pulpl
should be mixed with crumbs and‘
seasoned thoroughly with butter. pep ‘
' per and salt and then returned to
the shells Sprinkle the 'top with
bread; crumbs and brown in the, oven:
.. a pan in which little water is put l
p to 11111111111111 the Queumbarsw"
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Rich Chocolate Pudding.'
Beat the yolks of three eggs until:
very light and thick. with half a cup‘,
of sugar, flavoring to tastcytwo outn-
"es of sweet chocolitc and half a cup
of chopped almonds ‘\\I‘llnu thorough.
Jy mixed. stir in the whites 111‘ the
eggs well beaten and pour the mix-
‘ ture into a iluttercd baking dish. llakc
in a moderate Men from thirty tolA
forty minutes. Scrw with any light}
sauce. i
THEY KNOW lT'S SAFE. l
Moments who know from evperienceg
insist upon Foley's Honey and Tm"
Compound when inning in medli 11191
or coughs, colds, (101111 and la grippe.
C. T. Lunce ford, \i’zislliilgton. Ga" ‘
_ite_s: “I have used it foi‘six years
1111 it. never has failed. 1 think it is
he beat remedy made for coughs and
olde." Sold everywhere ‘
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wider. then add the fruit juice.
I 1rcd, use the juice and pulp of ripe to.
. OVQ‘I'
I
"If 30 gallons.
Meatieu Mincemeats. ,Ithen extending over the hand. eitl 1er
.1..‘......‘SOOOESllONS ABOUT
Take one pound racb 01‘ ‘in the guise of a frill or a shaped
i'urrauts and sulmnas, one pound piece. The value of this class
suetI one pound t'itl'on, halt pound Int ART 0—]: DRESSING‘ sleeve is also rendered very impres-
eacll or candied lemon and‘ orange {sire in the case oHdouses
peel, three pounds of brown su;ar.
one pound of English walnuts, half
pound sweet almonds. one dozen nice.
large apples. four lemons, two orang»
es. one teaspoonful each of ground
cloves, cinnamon, allspice, nutmeg,
mace and salt. one quart of cider. one
pint of sherry wine. one cupt'ul 111'
Ullt' of the odd and quaint novelties
in evening frocks is made with tiounu
es of white tulle edged with pink
worsted embroidery. it is unusual, to
say the least. and very effective. This
worsted embroidery is used on chif-
top, not. silk and voile. Silk frocks
in the boys’ pique suits the little‘:
straight trousers are again worn and
amusing little bolero coats with
‘rounded corners show a white linen
'shirt in front. A white linen collar
with a pleated trill falls over the «'oat-
any kind of fruit Juice and our sun have embroidered flowers at the" \v \N'l‘ ~1'r not 1111 must '11: 11
in! of syrup, half pint 0" brandy, " waist. on the end of sashes, as 11 bor-1I ~—
(Jhop raisins and anal very fine, al- app to a hem. A blue frock which 1 ”1'1! I'VII' Participation In ..\iilniral'
l'crry Celebration Mode.
HARTFORD. March 13-— A pica tor
I:a11 appropriation of $5. 0110 and the up
so nuts and apples. euros and peel; hat/e recently sden had a . fringe-1
put all in a very large bowl to allow around the bottom of yellow-and-blue
room for stirring. Start to mix with crewei fringe. Ipulntmcnt of three commissions in
lhtt in Europe mourning reigns: it is have "muse of t‘onm't'tir'nt' H lI-Il‘tiI‘I'
lulce 01‘ the lemons and oranges. add stldom that one goes upon the street who“ in the 11.111111111111111 "I 111. I'IIr-
. . 1 7 . 1
mg the grated mud and syrup. Put in Paris. or London, or Berlin without “‘I of [em ‘I‘ tut in “'I' "I" in
. _ . . . dedication of iht memorial to ltltl
over the fire and Bllr until SUM ”6 passing more people 111 black, or'
. years of peace with rent llritaiu, was
dissolved; when cool add M116 and 111111-11- and white. than in any other 111111111111 the chamber of 11111 11.111511 .11
brandy. Let it stand one week before color.
This. of course. causes black representatives this aftrnoon by non.
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using, stirring daily. if too dry at and wimp m 1". favored here. The ‘1'Iul Miami A Mills l'. s. .1 (11111-—
any time moisten with wine or orange
. l l '1-d1; 4 '.ol liar”1_\'(‘utlcr of l’l‘tt\'lllt':.ll(P
. . ntw silks show stripes of )lack am ‘11 cpn-sonItntlvi ll. 11‘ int-is “f “ 11.111
juice. adding sugar if required. This
makes a large quantity if scaled 11p
of white, with u uhite flower lhroun 11“.»ka L. and minahn' Muwry, or
in toilet against the stripes. Black l'mvidc‘r‘lcc. The hearing Win.- lli‘flll'l'
iii perfectly air-tight jars. it “11— guns are made with vests of Wide-"h“ cunnuitteunu:ippriuu'iutions. titli-
proves by keeping.
Coloring tor Scup.
1 ‘l id ‘lli 1-1' New England status hl|\t- izilh'tl
.3 I I" St ' stips to partiiipatt- and 1"-nnnuti1ut 1s
t‘hecks and stripes
it you wish soup or bouillon colored
play a. lurk” the last to be appealed to he l"tiilt'-
part in the trimming of many of the. settled olficinllv.
spring gowns A stunning suit wlllt‘ll‘
1 sun not long ago of blue voila was ““0“ “I“ “I I: h 1'0"
made tutilelv over a blue and- white! “IIII“" “I I III""""
matoes. or the canned ones will do.
For green, use the green leaves of
. \'l-l\\' Ytllili. March l... .\ln,\m
celery, parsley or pounded spinach. 11m.“ silk. H... mocks being alm‘m‘uizcl‘wil promised in an ”nun-ss- 111
For brown use browned flour "I “ll "it‘ll Millfll't‘. A ”Gill 0f blflCl\.1itli\'tc 'cll :It :1 Inwting uudci' iln- Illu-
caramci. For umber. use KI'atvd czir- chiffon was made mar a ill'L'uCt‘d un ‘pltes ut 1111» \vnnum Rllfiiltuv 1mm
”“1 ’ tit-rsliirt which had cat'n ruffle finish-1 ‘" “m“MV“ ‘w""'"”3- “‘“l l“ “”"M
. \otc fur woman shrimp“ in .\n\culbcr
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“Ml" 5“" “" “W“ and I‘ I‘ll” (“‘I‘-D-Iihui it was only a matter of Unit lw—
thr ntl‘lpcs running up and down. ‘vfl‘t' mum-n would ruin ln.thi~ stun.
Fried Soft Shell Crabs.
(‘rubs should be cooked immediate
ly. and by no means should be kept
night after being taken from
water. Pull oti' spongy substance
;from sides and remove. mouth and
eyes; wash thoroughly and try until
brown in hot butter and lard thulf
Spring Materials. "‘
IIOlftq‘l'I II \(‘L‘li l.\' :\IU'I.()V .\.
». i’litil‘ Ni .\'. AI'LZ. March All. v~ \ bill
There are indications that silks ,iwrmililnfl horacrnung and the m... ”f
will be more easily acquired tllnli' parismuiuul machines ' Missed
woolen goods and the tendency of “011110 wan-Ida). .ittst
innd half.) I” preferred, “i“ ‘“ boatcn these throughout is to be firmer unda‘ “‘"Im‘mnmm "hm“, ‘I‘“‘flu‘uri‘i‘ ‘ 1‘
‘ I ‘ "" ' ~ 1 - ' lwci- s :iub'
e g and roll in bread or 1111111 'r . I I . ‘t parietal Lin suii'ltt HtYiI‘il
‘cfumbs. Sitiltllt‘l ill “‘I‘" ripped ”In“ ha“ and 1111“ [(005 lo the illW'oinui. iiot'
been the rush for sometime. The ”nor liunt mm 11.1
"11101155911110" quality is departing and statrnlcnt regarding ills “FUND on illi'
l - . . .
there is abundance of evidence math" I‘” "‘I‘“ ‘II‘I’I'
both ribbed 11nd slrl 1e silks nre lni .
. ' d ' musn s'rnmtrzn ASIIUIIL.
tor a season of successful approvalI
LUNDUN. March 13, 11,30 :1. in.
These should tllllor beautifullv. a fact 111". wireless mum,“ M pm,- I...“ one
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For Infants and Children
that Hllll iurthcr enhances the pop of tin Shetland islands. Scotland re-
In Us. For oval. 30"." “11“” “f the “awn“. (0m illltl skirt. lports that tho Danish steamer 1' 111.11
8 heard , I , ‘dln trom Nonport Nous Pub 24
m-{h .“ml l-‘NIIH dmlsed i'm' “‘3 “0‘" {or Cliirstianin. is ashore in .'1 (ii-uni:
the long closo fitting sleeve
e
Signature of.
‘ persi stout.
“I 111031,, rnua position war ”11' Scallop il"i1l
drawn in at the wrist and 1111111111.
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CORPORATION PAPElta.
,ltilthu lltln’l‘l l<‘t.(‘.l'lll ARRESTED; . l‘l’l'l‘slltlltti. l’a.. March ."..—.Tl11~
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(inlmcd b: 11111 l“l",(1'.‘rfll :lllllllil‘lllt‘s 111 . l..11lforil. has incorporated and illtd 111:?“ might from Amnrit‘nll mil
lli‘ (.11 )m: nut-st “lmulivflgi'I” .111 1‘1'3' "-3 ““YHIImIIl with the Secretary “I Imills, it become idiown horn lust
'ord \\"1.~':‘111'-i'stiil during :1 raid “.1 .tlle state. its business will be the night The order is om- 111' the larg-
:1 lllllld Qtnt 1,. Marshal's possc in manufacture and sale of electriciest "light“ rail orders placed in scv-
the mountains twenty milcs i‘rmn
Norton. Young Hubbard accordion
tin thi- rcv ennc otilccra, was found with
Int lRaycnr-old cousin operating :1
complete still,wl11ch had A utpucity
clocks and automobile fixtures and ne- icrnl ‘I'"I'I"
'cessuries. etc. {1‘ he capital stock au-i
thorized is “5.000, divided into 1501
shares. The amount of capital stock
with which the corporation intends to1
,
'l‘lli: manonnu
Ladle-at Ania your lira KAI“ for
lihl-ohao- to" Din-Ion
‘beg‘in business is 310.000. The iu-’ I'm-111 ms 111a and Willie
Newest Styles For Spring
(-orporators are William H. Greenleaf.l in;
Henry W. lugle and Mildred Miller.
The John \V. Allen Company of
New Britain. has incorporated. The‘
[Pine It “’0'-
1’1”” I" “I'll? «(rill-(111133 Tana
Dflfi‘dnow 1111711111 “1.1.1121“ on
year: known: nest. satan.Alinys Reliable
Slim 8' DillilililSTS FWWWHFRF
are now here in tin-
‘ ' new
:‘l'icGALL'
PATI‘TERNS.
DRESS
GOODS
The latest
easily made at home
using MN] I’M:-
adtvai'a IIUHSII.
fitting
cm to use.
,
tint tho new W
by
tome,
pcrfeui.
AI £31m pump a i .1
IIIII Baikal
Ind“.
11ml: e one ‘1 .11 l111,
"Insomnia flail-Jill'slcfillll’s stylish
tibtainahlc only In Me-
(‘nll Patterns
The Most
. Advanced Spring
Fashions
m1? MOTHER GRAY‘S
SWEET POWDE S
' FOR CHILDRE,
Lauri-intuit“ forFovoriIoinoao,
1 business to be conducted is that of
general contracting. The authorized
capital stock is $20,000. » The amount
of capital stock with which the cor-
» . 1 e
poration intends to begin business is . ngé‘éll‘fi'flupfgfilp 2351:1113}
- a o 1 r a,
‘ ' 1 |‘11!"
Slo. 000. The incorporators are Hi I" memh In “1%“mean hug; 13m...
:Allen, E A. Pasco and John W. Allen
I‘oi Non Britain.
The William 11. Hart Realty ,Com-
Iion'taccept a . 1 mime.
anveuballluto. ains‘i 31111311111. 1".” My. N. v.
”mirendy for use:
Mfum- linul ‘.
Wtillltl Illilkl‘ no
GHIUHES'P'ERS shuts
lMPORlANl THINGS
i
A Scldering Kit and the Ability to
l Use It Works Magic in the
t Kitchen. 1
l The usefulness of kit-when utensils;
can be. greatly lengthened by keepingI
them in good repair. To accomplish‘
1that economy. you will need a solder‘
‘ing kit. A small hammer, a tile, andi
a pair of small shears are three nec—
Iessary tools You may have to buy
a tinners eight-ounce copper bit, 1
‘bar or ‘iialf and half" solder. sonleI
Ipowdered rosin for repairing tin. and
lsome 1l1loride of zinc for other met
lals; but their (oat i1: small in compar-
ison with the amount they will savc,I
1says the Youth’s Companion. l
, Before you can do any soldering!
Eyou must coat the point of the sol-l
‘dering kit with it. and must rcpeatl
ithe process as often as overheatingi
{burns the tin off. First. file the tapl
ierlng surfaces of the bit until you?
‘hnve removed all dross and exposedi
Ithe clear copper for about one inch!
upword from the point; then place a.
ismall piece of solder in :1 dcprcssion‘
imadc in a board 01' a brick. and coverl
51in solder with powdered resin. Heat
lthc bit in 11 clear fire until it is hot
jenouizli to melt solder quicklv it}
the filed surfaces have collected inl-
lpuritiea while heating, refile them
fil‘hen the bit is well heated. plungc‘
:the point into the resin. which it
should melt instantly, and into llle1
Isolder binPath it. \t the same time
turn the point of the bit in the molten
metal. ii the plcparcd end is com
plelelv coveled with 1111. the bit is
but it‘ time are parts
tint-,o'vmed they must be rciilcd. and
the heated bit must 111111111 be rubbed
in the solder.
Be tlireinl not to 01erln'iit the bit.
"The melting point of shit solder hat?
ing equal parts of tin and load.
luhout tiiirli'sovcn decrees
1 belt.
5 Small holes in tiuunre are easily"I
l repaired if the surtato 1111 is not worn
off. and the sheet iron beneath has‘I
'not become rusty. Heal the bit suffi—
‘ is 36 inches with». 1:
is
l‘altrcn i
ciently and wipe the point on 11 wet I
cloth to remove all dirt. Put a little!
Ipowdercd rosin round the hole. take-.1
iup a small portion of solder on tllc‘.
,poiut oi thc bit, and apply it to tho
lbole. As soon as the metal near that
hole becomes heated sufficiently. the‘i
Isolder will llow over it, and so cover
‘Ithe hole. Since the solder .ls attract-
led by the tinned surl‘nce.ot the bit.
‘tlle bit should be drawn. not pushed,
Iover the surface of the vessel.
It" the. vessel is badly worn, the ex-
posed, and perhaps rusty. iron round
the hole must be carefully filed' or
scraped. Apply a little chloride' of
zinc. and with a but hit and solder
rub continually until the solder ad-
heres to the surface round the hole.
When you have done that, you can
easily stop the hole with a freshly-
heated bit and a new supply of solder.
A large hole cannot be covered with
solder alone. A small piece of tin
hammered to fit the surface of the
vessel. Clean the vessel round the
edges of the patch; apply a little
resin or chloride of zinc, and solder
‘ puny of New Britain has incorporated.
The amount of capital stock author-
,ized is $12,000 divided into' 120 shares.
:pet‘ value, $100.\ The corporation in-
tendsto begin business- with $12,000.
The .incorporators are William H.
.Hart, ‘l’laxwell S. Hart and Walter H.
Mart of New Britain.
Ladies’ Tailor.
563 ‘F‘nlrflt‘ld AV . Bridgeport
Even the. smallest detall‘receives
my personal,attentlon. That is the
reason why all garments ordered
of me are entirely satisfactory.
I accept only as many orders as
I can finish with credit to myself
and satisfaction to my customers.
If desired 1 will call with styles
and materials. Ask to ace the smart
walking unit which i offer a month
as a SPECIAL AT $85.00.
1110111115 WANT NATICNA’L‘ reach;
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Month 13.
—«A delegation of Washakie Indiansl
from Boxelder County; called at the;
officer)! lndlan Agent L. D. Creel yea-I
teiday to request that the (lovermI
merit provide a “national flag" for the;
tIlndlans. and that the lndianrhead on:
Ithe United States penny be changed:
IThey laid the head was a "squaw‘ai
‘iwad” 'i‘hoy expressed aatiuIaCtlonI
styles are
and
round the‘edges of the patch.
REBUILT TYPEMIRITERS -— L. C.
S‘mith,' Underwood.
Remington. all other
makes. sold, rented.
f repaired. Rentals. :3
per month. Machines
sold at $5 per month.
JAS. DONNELLY.
"i South Main street. South Norwallt.
'—
Georoe W. Collin Jr.&Co.
uuosarluuas '
96 Main“. Nor-walk.
Pb“. “74. Home fill-12
Lady AttondantPictm-a Framing.
1mm.» 7',""". .1.“i‘.‘1‘1'.{..“u1 ... ‘iwitil the lndian head on the Buffalo} . ..
' £31; ‘I' 1351‘ "W‘" inichel but (maintained that the coin‘ " ' ‘
- mu M, “I." enough. “em ”my ‘W
in in €211,311“ County. whore thPfl'UP "Azzucco
CHAS. J. MINTZ & CO:
M "await.
trblblo with the Plate indium onion. Io.‘
and his oliloo1 reproaontativo pronto GDWM' ‘ n.“
ad to refer the emulation! Wigwam. Brick. 00m M.
to Mr. (trachea his return. ultra. an m
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Prepared Especially‘Far 'I‘/1i: Ncuupaper
by Pictorial Review
NEW LONG WAISTED COMBINATION.
New roads] in lingerie consisting of
{corset cover and three-piece envelope
drawers.
Although fashionable skirts are full-
",er allowing more. width to underwear.
‘tho ncwist models in lingerie are not
built upon voluminous lines. Combi-
nations are more fashionable lllllll ever,
and the newest designs show the (-n-
velope drawers so much lilml for com-
fort and style. .
IC‘hurmlngly simple and not expensive
'tho design. lliusirntvti lnvrr, consist-
lng of (‘ul‘et'i cur-'11 .ind illl'ci -])lt.‘('t‘ cu~
\clopc tll“.ll'1\cl‘ii ll‘ 11111 material used
34 yards “ill be re-
em.———«__—————~.- ._._. Y .
11<etilcwonien. Less expensive, how-
cut, “)0 iriti sic, linen, muslin. swer-
sucker and mllun crrpe. Silk crcpe do
t‘hinc and china: silk are employed in
the dcvciopment of \‘i-ry tine combina-
lituis.
In making. first 1105:! the undcr-urm
and shoulder status. if the front cloa-
inu is usi'd turn Lilitlt'l' the hem and add
buttons and butldnlioles. Adjust shoul—
der strap to position. bringing,r small
:illd largo "ii" prrt‘oralioiis to corre-
sponding pri'foi'ntions in front and
lxiiv'li. ’i‘lit' sumo tllI-‘l‘llilIiS lmld forth.
CONSTRL 'CTlON GL‘lDE- 606'
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Patchitd April 30. l907
Hf ‘l".t\\'Fl‘.‘i Iil‘
pcttit‘oilt.
tlm only iiiil‘i-ri-in'v lit-int: 111 i'ut off the .
duvl lnpmcnt
rat-11111011 for pvttrmui. as mentioned
above. .ltun [rout :lnil Inu'k sections no
nlitt'llmi; tlioli I‘lusc i'I'nit'r-lutt‘k seam.
ullll‘t‘tl; if «if. incurs. “RIP. 1". yards SI-w to lmvcr edge «if corset rover,
'."ill lu- sulii: lt"‘.l. 'l‘hi: v1.11 1) in 1111» uutcln-s 1111.3 111111.er 1~vcn. Work but-
i‘PI‘lL' lliiitcrt;1 Iv is unusually t‘xlt'llhiVI! lulllitilt'h' i111-\l«-11si«-n :11 luwcrchl-te of
1 111 Its s1-.i:'.11.1 t‘\'1 .1 1-i1111'un Ilulli bring liraucrs and sow binlons In front for
1103} 'cd into :.iry .‘~[‘r\'i|‘t‘ by stillt‘ui adjusting.
l‘ lt'tui'i: ll 1.1- . iml l’uttvill No. 611111. Sizes 32. 31. 36, 38. 40. ~13 and M inch“
.. . 11m, _
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0.13 Jackso
Optician
Everything In the Optical Line.
a WALL ITREIST
NORWALK
PHONE 41"
Eyes Examined Free
are justly famous all
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must be placed over the hole and,
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PICTORIAL REVIEW -
TAILORED DRESSES
over the United States.
Among the APRIL Patterns. now on sale. you will find a wonderful selection of plain 51mph
dream. good for some linen or cotton. also a large variety of EMPIRE STYLES.
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Make up one of due above floatation. You will he delighted.
The FASHION BOOK for SPRING
Cmoablomuwlnapamhudwithm IScutPanao.
Humanist-alo-
James Donnelly
scum! uoawanx. court.
"It! a
Norwalk Chronicler