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haddock, or any good fresh fish. clean 8 W - [These checks. by the way, vary in . ‘
well. remote the head and tail, and size from the block or checker PI‘ 1"“ l 6 F t' I
place in it bake dzsll. (‘over this with' {let-ts to the small pin variety. but the. l djy & rdc led
7(0me DPQJ‘J' flakingt
(odour
. mm wonlm half cup butter. and a cup of good
rich cream. and season with salt and
_ pepper (‘over the dish and bake for
Lenten Salad abouLthree-quarters of an hour. This
DID. six coldvboiled medium-sized is nice cooked in a casserole. What
IHE ARI of Mvaost attractive strike a happy ined-
tiuxrr that will appeal to the woman
Allillilllli lill0ll
who likes smart looking clothes. but i
who has no fish to lie oi-ert-iiiispii-u « m ‘
one in her apparel.
A Word on Skirts. The Young Child at Table.
”a“. Add but cup chopped cel- P:::r:‘di§ 202’::‘ Ill]; ‘22:: bi'i‘llghr: Skills t'Utlllnut’ Hill)" Illd'll'lll- “any tell'inal:0:l1l:)t:“:lilt‘dre: Lb: ";:‘ll}l‘);d‘::"‘[‘ When a “Mid m5! begins 10 conle‘ R R .
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. mminoed onion. two diced hard- (2: P ' ”(V‘hfiV “ou'i‘sVaw 9mm‘“”‘“”§ lib" dark blue dark ”vii; “black We“ to table ll is usually in a high-chair _ . .. ,
'- 03“. and mayonnaise dressing c p ' ”m" “1”“ h) ”'8'" for the ("“0 "1‘ ' g and the "coming to table" is in the: Prepared E’P"’“”)’ 1"" 1”” ‘N‘w’pupv
. r lettuce leaves. and sprinkle
w. - taro small chopped pickled beets.
We as soon as made. _
., Ham Omelet.
Ioat three eggs, yolks and whites
3mm!” and into the yolks beat a
L“ of salt and pepper, one teaspoon
In? and one cup milk: then add the
filly/h!” of the eggs and pour into
:1” V lot frying pan thoroughly greased
fa a” butter. Cover and let cook slow-
VV 3].:le slipping a knife under
”‘ w “as to allow the uncooked egg
“8k“ 3 “('71 ”Him sauce ing interesting methods of extending
season well with salt and pepper. 8ml the skirts; among these are reeds.
a little parsley or lemon tutor: or featherbone, and even haiH-loth stil~
“'llh 8 mil“ mustard or paprika. 31" lettings. In many instances the reeds
ill this the dull. This is nice served are graceful and becoming. but. as it
in parsley shells. and garnished with rule. the effect is extremely awkward.
its there is no pretense whatever of
-— concealing the mediums. and they ofAV
Fish Omelette. ten protrude at unexpected angles.
Place in a frying put a tgbtespoon giving a curious. un-beautiful result.
of butter, add one ilnoly chopped 0.. in the regulation Summer frock and
ion. two tablespoon chopped ”I'll". the dance drain of not, organdy, or
. m '9“ Serve on a bed of crisp Delicious creamed fish can be made since the first whiepfl of full skirts woven to give a vari-tolted ellet'l
I 19"""1" cooked "Nb UT 53““ Vliegan to circulate. and many are us~
Then there. are cloths nitli a tan or
champgne background crossed with
dark brown. interspersed uh yellow
or dull red threads.
in place of the everlasting for of
the winter. relief will likely wme in
the i'ornrof mohair braids or those of
fiber ellk in novelty weave. For the
strictly tailored costume nothing
seems quite so appropriate as the nar-
row mohair of silk braids which men's
tailors were in the habit of using in
days gong. by. when masculine garb
nature of a polite fiction its he has
his own little trav’ before hint. ‘Onl;
this tray are placed his mug. simmer;
spoon. etc. but how long does the‘
average child leave them there? It. is.
a quiet child indeed whoae dishes dot
not descend to tile floor at least oncet
during a meal. The unit. if it be of'
the traditional silver variety, willt
stand this usage fairly well.litlt manyl
a saucer or bowl come. to grief.
Somc clever mothers meet this trou-
ble by providing the restless little
by Pictorial R (view
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Frock For Gala Occasions.
in. h lining and is made first, for tea-
Nlllfi easily acknowledged. Begin i.y
pleating the lu‘ht‘f‘ edges of the front as
indituted. Next tlose under-um and
shoulder seams and hem the ff‘i'lti.
Stilt-h 3-inch belting to position. loner
eitnetl even with tmderltody.
.\‘~-.\l, close the sleeve seam as not- it- \
ed. (lather on erosaiino of small "o"
perforations and 5; inch above; draw
gathers to the required also and lllli'll
tape underneath. Sew in armhole as
non-had.
. t Q‘fln dawn 0.1.1.39 bottom of the the juice of a lemon, MH»M»W. 0‘50!va “19.8%“. dfiflly (““934“: was s tl’D’ loss severe than at the creatures with dishes of enameled
”I. When about set. spread over and any other seasoning desired. "“‘d "l" ye'r- "“4 “”9930! the “in 97'9““ ”m"- "W Th?“ “an be Pretty in! well KR.
. {as to. one cup of finely. choppea When the onion iii a delicate brown. ‘5 "“40 “CW"? “"1““ {ml ”ml“ —— light and unbreakable. and when they.
W ham. Roll and serve immed. add some flaked dab. about a cup will fut by tucks. ribbons. “d b'“ bands To look in the mode. see that your do fly on the t”, there to no harms
51““! on s hot platter. be right Best up a half “on egg- 0‘ ”’9 “me' or a Winni” mater- shoulders-appear narrow. that your-done it is much better to “'pmfldl
._..._ and make an emulate yin the usual ”L often ‘9‘“ 9‘ chilon ” “9' "V" soot flares and your shirt flares more. the aim. in no... way u... to scold
.. ooieit Mayonnaise. was Spread with the fish. and fold ""“l‘i‘d ‘0 ”'9 "‘“de ‘T' ““‘ m" See that you have poi-item auwrtiime babies. They have not the least
.. 1 tsbiespoontuls vinegar or lemon Over. Serve hot. "' ”‘9 “NW “7”" 3"" “. 5°" place“ and once!!! IhIth. In" idesofbeing naughty poor little souls.
’“ MOI. 2 captai- olive oil. 1 egg. 8-4 “mu“ ”“7" “M “ ”mm" m "' "9"" “m ”0"“ “on“ '0" 0" “n‘ and they niluil be hunted indeed lot
“ “spoonful salt, 1—3 toamottfut DID- Bpiced Fish. "y w" 'laffeta '5 unusually 'fllu'moual trimming. Your aollar mull‘kno‘, why their efforts bring such at
4 rib. ‘ For this use fresh herringa or any ”"9 “WNW" WM" or “I trimming tend toward the eccentric. Should storm about their devoted heads.
. but together the seasoning, acid, other ilsh preferred. Place the well- for. the "“lf'mm’d "0"“ "f "”‘mdytyou balk here at fashion's wordV ‘
and Ive tablespoonmt. of the oil with cleaned llsh in s halting dish. and then or "e" “"thn'i‘x "w Summer dam-o. make it high. 0. very high. and let The Use 0' ”um“. i
I Dover egg-heater; until well emulsi- pour over it the following spiced vino- “"9“ '" mm ”'"mmumm 'h'” “"k it go at that. H . .
. , . . . f M cooking tit-pends much on the
V,’\ M. like any French dressing, Add gar; one cup vinegar. one teaspoon "‘9 “km "5 of lam.” ““d the 9mm " "—~ tutttflow um. "t “mm“, 0m, ”t
tr to this mixture. gloyvlg, the whole 4.“ salt. half teaspoon pepper, quarter "m deep “Wk N we” “on?“ 0““ Th“. Very handsome blaiut liriiiiiingii llrrllt‘d "be! M. dawn“ to m 1’ er
Isl] beaten. and after this iii thor. teaspoon paprika, one teaspoon mus- “m am“ "a“ a“ “"derhom" 0' ”h'd‘. have been seen introduced on some “g", and ‘1'" I A “Pd“ t” his
".t- “I’ll? mixed. pour in the balance of lard, ll!" ”“909“ ginger, 0‘19 lGI' 0' he. find a “mph. over-drapery‘ 0' "l“ new navy serge coittees. can!“ in ‘ls' iu f“it a~lltmtrt ti 0 l
9 ;.~ tho oil gradually from a pitcher. beat. spoon sugar, and two tablespoons but- "! chiffon. “‘0 short “99:6 1 tap. cialiy on those which have a Russian bi“ “in 5“?” “r" rl“ “' “um‘.
_ lug thoroughly with each addition. ter. Cover closely and bake until the while it "0mm" '0 “3mm“ F N)" blouse outline. The latest idea is to r 0 “O‘HV‘ " every “““flnabh’V
L} The oil can be added two or men—fish loses shape. Serve as a relish In” demand. also makes a cnceoslon combine two. even three. braids or shape “"d “”3 ”mm“? “"9." "fl
all” “Neapoonfuls at a time. and if a very to a heavy dinner. Salt fish may be to modality. The. secOnd "Mk 5:0". different widths and designs on the n"'“"”"fl Rm" MM" ""‘-" b" ”Q'mh’dl
1L Hand dressing is desired, even more prepared in the slime \‘ay, after it has. ”V"? combination "I "N and to ”If same garment. ‘ a“ ”a" .b‘" ”'“y l’"°“"V“' all "“"h‘t
1,10,“ can used. l’elinut~ and other been soaked overnight, omitting the AM“ "0'.“ being especially ”I‘m" "" “""""°" '° “em” “'"hm" “'h'fl“ .
tertlblefllla can be substituted for salt. ”m combination '“ practical. 3’ "N Lemon yellow is one of the ritual ”WW can be no itood cooking. it in"
Then close the right shoulder and
underarm seams of the outer front and
back as notched. Finish the loft shoul»
tit‘i' and underuarm edges for a. cloaintv
tiatilcr the lower eds. of VII". lhrti
gather the neck edge of the front be-
tween double "TT" perforations. Gath—
er on t‘roasline of small perforations in
front and back slid make 3 rows (if
anthers above perforations % int ii
a [int i. .
Arrange outer front arid hack on on-
dertiodi. center-fronts and center-
hat-ks even; stitch the neck and lower
rdgett together. under-arm seams eien,
ti
_ ” flu OllVeoil if desired. it is not , ——,—- “a" particularly welltli “id, :3“: “1909M“ colors of this sea-soil for such wry “Ill" "dill“"m‘l ”Wm“ to "E Fancy frocks of satin crepe are well lFHVlHB lhl‘ OUM‘ back "9“ I'm“ WW
.1; neoeascrv to chill llle utensils. and - Baked Apples. ”9" m “mm" “"y m 0" ° “p""'tniporttint items as throw-aver tievkitvlwn outfit to haw runner skint-t established in smart tut-or. This iic- lerbuvk to the left side edge; in"
:5” the author of this recipe claims that Pare and core-lipples. and bake H9. ttoques. WRNCOMF flll‘l '0 0||- A VN'Y "‘9” ladles. ‘0'"! spoons. measuring “K“ ‘8 in all Willi“. 0X09!" 10" be" and “with”; 'l" 1‘3"] ““L‘flelijifirznd "m"
" ’ ~ ' . . - . ‘ . . - . . . . . . in't wsortur utisesdtin. “.‘i H w tau r" .
it will never curdle. usual with sugar and water. Arrange; Aill‘l/llll't' model.- in unit. alto“ .i clear, clean shade should be chosen. ulph. funnils, and yet they ntdke .i. ‘ 3 ’° 0 ‘ __ Jot“ “km gum as “owned. "an”.
' on a dish and pour over them it syrup: disposition to use checks in t-onlpoo and it will he found that this color great difference in the accuracy of the; H". t. . t-Mrming crepe de Chine. left side seam tree above large "0" per-
Ordained Fish. in which are chopped walnuts. Whenl it» colors as well an ill the everpopn can be successfully combined with work All these implements are nowl with full sltirt trimmed with a series {oration in front gore for placket. (lath-
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Take Iny'good aired fish. such as cool. serve with whipped cream. =lsr white and black shepherd ilesilttl the moat unexpected colors. made in enameled ware. which much of “mm" mm" '"d “ mm” “m‘ m "W" "1"” mm“? "”9"". 1”“
‘ ' i ‘ i r rounded neck and full, gathered sleeves. perforiitions and make _ rows of E.l||'4
' F —.— —- fl ‘ . Simplm” ”'9 ”"9 "1“." “9“! '0 b“ In tip-Mum glu- the tines l‘e‘llllllt‘fl 3'. rim: below upper i-dpe “. lilt‘ll in“:
t , kept in good order. it also lneuresl yards 364mb material. but if the ruf- Adjust skirt to position .tiltl riitlics
CORPORATION PAPERS. Illur l-l. 'I'weedy. Leopold Levy. Mar. other help as the commission may re , ties and all similar bodies are a drug the best results for the cooking a“. ties are omitted. ‘l‘ “up. “tit t... .ut. “my tin-talus. i
. , . . ,, . . .. t . t l.~.on the international nnirket willie n~lxnt 'l‘llt» lie-ll mm in. or t'OlllI‘itnlillR n
The . . , . tin li. Grilling. .lohn .\io(,.iitlly. Mar quire. Newspaper comnltnt oil tll , . . 4 . t. _ _
t O K Baking Compan), lncor thesi spoons. ladies and skinnners can The underbelly mint “,1. :‘ NM 36- tortut
V‘i}: ”fated. of Hartford, it,“ tiled a pro- tin A. Abrial, ll. Frank l. measure is requested by the Peace with a very restricted supply, lht‘l't‘ is
. .», "miner, certificate of dissolution. ”lliirles A. Mallory. (‘llnrles ll. Parks and Arbitration Society of litifialii.:an unlimited demand for ambulance
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~". with the “pent“, of the slate and Frank ll. Lee of iliinlltlly. N. Y. drivers, field hospital workers and
‘ ..Micltt,el Schrepfor prtzgtdent of the The tillerican implement t‘ompany Well. here is ourswtllat lll Dre-Will. burying squads.
‘ M F \‘i'aturhtlry. The )‘t-\\ lliivon Up and so far ill the future as one can .is for this country, ut this plirtictl ____, ,
b“ “Nd With-perfect “(fly in "old“ Pictorial Review Customi- .\'o. 6M1. Sizes I6. lit and all years. l‘ritr.
and will not darken any sauce. how. vent,
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corporation, will receive all claims.
:fl'hc company's business has been lak- bolstering (‘ompany or New Haven .K‘I‘t‘. pence commissions. tic-cc 3““9‘ lll‘ RIOHN‘IN. there is it very mut'th MANY TOWN! FAIL TOV REPORT..
V Hen over by it Massachusetts corpora. "nd the bt‘tn'lu» It Atlttltis t‘onlpatnv of . . “"5” “9““ of regular "mm" m 81-3 HARTFORD. March luwThirlccn
a: ' . ' 'l ' " ' - _ in th ii i of fasill l ace '0‘“: i" ‘h‘ state MW “93‘9““! ‘0 - .5 «, . t ‘ ‘ ,
. tinn. | \l atirbtiri. llflVH tiled prellmllliry (if s on . nil pro is ( iii pe comply with ”w law which requires ,4. .. 5 “ ,
{nae 'The National Utilities Corporation 1mm” M dwwlu'mn' l mmm'u'omn M ”mm" " ”all“ them to rep r' it the Slate Tubercu- "' '; . 'L ' . f . I
5'3? of 0””qu has incorporated for the The ('ampbell. Warner t‘onipany. or O ‘19 s New York PrPfll. losili Commit :ion the number it! cases -. , t V “f“ . . . _ V '
pm? 0' manufacturing. plll‘dhfllln‘ '“COI‘WI‘RlPd of Middletown, hill film] 0! lubol'fll t..t i ‘ll IlllW‘hOust-il. 'l‘lle' -» 1“." r SE‘LUfigT . ‘3‘ D‘fif’ _ .
‘, Iain: tit-camp ..... one“ tom;
4‘4“ tolling'electric apparatus etc. P“ ”m” “‘"mml? "f ‘l'“‘0'l|ll0fl- WOMEN surrnaos. towns are iii-villi, Fit-heater, East V
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The amount of capital stock suthor- TE" Sunshine ”Hm“ incorporated and calds “gym“, mobilised m" 1mm." bury. Sinishut r. ::lr.lt'l.. South Wind~ t
pm is ”00th divided into 1000 o! Muthlngton has incorporated for 3W" ‘" d'm‘M 0“" rights, stir. Westport. nr=<tot and Norwich. .
shares. 1000 preferred and 1000 com‘ the purpose of doing a farmer's and Or'we will double reef our_sklrls The law rtijlii . - town autllor- ' ’
Iron stock. The amount with which orchardist’s business. etc. The capital ...._._...— And\then 80 out and fill"-
iliett to make senil—sililual report to
. . - -.. -. ‘ itieians the commission. The last report was
, the corporation will begin business t‘ stock Il‘llhOI’la.9d is 825.000. dltided l'l‘hen those scheming pol “V ‘
“'"otm- The incorpontors are Al" into 260 shares of common stock, par Even Stabbor" and‘ Will all be on the run. (3.. I. Allen of the commission. sent.’ —_-.-.» .31“ ‘ '
due December 31. Today Secretary
*5 L value. 8100. The corporation will be And our nation-l Div-verity Inolices to the delinquent towns noti-t
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CENTRAL [IO'I‘EL JOG- 0' 038M "0'- _
. ‘ “ : gin business with "5.000 The in-t ‘ ‘ Will soon begin to hum. trying them to attend to the matter at
msnlfln SAVED corporators are Arthur H. Ellis. John Danf eff us BranCh. . ‘m once. It is the second notice that ball
Corner Monroe and Chestnut‘Itru'ts. South'Norwalki
A. Vohrlnger and William F. Ellis 0! After waiting over forty years .. :been given them. '
‘Southington and Robert W. Ellis of . . a s ‘ Now if we cannot vote,
"ls WIF .Westport. '5 Y'e'd‘s '0 L'non'neSWe will charge upon the White House PANAMA CANAL opens APRIL 15_
The winsted Garage Company of I And subdue that bunch of goats. ~P WASHéNG'II‘Ol‘li‘ii'tittlrcth 16.71113 .
M0. 1' '5“ Wincltcater has incorporated for the ' pattpnm has ceased to be a vlnup. fill"; tall}; l “l be its {91:1 c o. l .- . V
t an Suf- Flax-Seed Oil and [rich Moss, two of “‘09 PD . IS it one 0 t e worn m by W or '0“ n reasonable prices.
3, ' H L ° ”MW” of carrying on the business“ l N0" here ”9' the “OM facts: ‘htides in its history. will be opened
W er yd]. of a ptlbllt‘ garage- The capital “(Wk '.inonine's important ingredients. "0‘ Someone in going to get it again for the plunge, of vessels of EVOI’! room 1’0“ ”lull”. ahstrio "Ill“ and III.
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I V - .uthorlyod is $10,000. divided into 100 . Where the chicken got the axe. deep draft on Apr“ 15- ‘ Everything Int clan.
sharesof common stock. par value. ssll-knowh'agents. separately. in tha SUSlE OBEIANDER. This-is the prediction of Colonel .1 a .
.. _______ 8100 The corporation will begin . .Hartllng. acting Governor of the Canal gm? _ :3
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Mu. Tarfiu‘:mr my hats; business with ”.000. The incorpora leatmenl of coughs and colds, emulsi WHEN NECESGITV '8 NOT A znzgi'rgedfifn a cablegram to e“ an _ .. .
' "ill: I' . fering with female . ‘0" "9 ““9" 3' Alvord, “"5!“ V tied. together with other curative reme- . _ VIRTUE. t =5 1
. ilitltllltmme mt coutd Johnson and Andrew L. Johnson.of , E I The lady of the house was hurried“ [II n “I“. ; anoint: wutluo eon Liam mo rowan. {i
I thudly do_|ry work. thnchester. C dies. in K9". Flax-Bead muls °"' ‘ 1y finishing some Work neglected the t m 't . slams Int "ll" _ ' FBIRIB an I" 5330148 1
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lmte‘ky atoms The Standard Electric Tim; they form an irresistible preparation day before. when the old negro butlerl m lmf‘dflome . . . I”. _ . _. a? if”. .
. 0p - i my of Waterbury. has filed a oertl- happened to pass by. a damn tron Tubercu [mm Mllm . WQW” - 9;
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line 0! lighting dxttms. flashlights, supplies. etc. -.-
' —-Nitrogen Una Flinn Auto umps- ' .
so. Norm-lb. conn-
. Ill! on “:21?" ' tloate showing an increase of its not tot-the immediate relief and prompt "mu dinnle! (mu chime!" _ h°i hi
“um" 9‘ tsl stock from $60,000 to $100,000
lay “up. Ironic! with a corresponding increase in its ing the Sabbath day!" as a bean and R “351::
luv. a chill "or, shares of common stock from 2.400 to even bronchitis. most stubborn ohaii "But. Uncle Clay." he argued, “tth . '
day and hoods-hes 4,000, par value. 926. ox is in the ditch. and—" i
: \The 1033!!!“ Club, incorporated at coughs. yields to “shooting proportion “Mill Oinnie." broke. In 'the old!
Bridgeport. h“ “9" articles 0 ”‘0 Trythis famous old family remedy and '3“. "1h“ 01 “'1" nothing bill l
elation. incorporstlns for loci“. u- . ‘ - stumbling block for folks to hide bo-
national and athletic purposes The “Men“ "10 mm“ it Mull “? hlnst. . The Scripture do say if be It.
subscribers‘ are: bawrenoe E. Moran. ' I ‘ in thotl itch to pull him out- but if‘
h as iLTha ur‘tandasfsst . -
John J. Grinn. John W. Gordon m. o o v , dds’howhn say to push him in out
nomad H. Moran and Dec 1. Whale! stall remedies am up the body ast'dsy so as to have "the drum to
rl ”poi-t Un’ol’ on Bands ."——'rliii
°f F d" it is relieving the system at mm. m“... ‘00di 1
than moan ooamssuouans. " ‘ ‘
throat‘antl'lttng troubles. ~
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