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in: SUGGESIIONS
tot collisions
’ Huh Roll.
TWO cups any cold. finely t-lioppttl
fleet. one cup seasoned mashed po
.Ltuaas, one-half cup toasted bread or
cruiser crumbs oe large onion,
W pepper, two egg: : beat milk and
“spoon eat-it vinegar and butter
(Qt fyinxst. onehztlt teaspoon salt,
7‘“? pepper, two eggs; beat milk and
”a together with huttei tUI' fry-
ill!) and mix ingredients.
. {lover bottom of halting dish with
M paper, but do not allow it to
”ell edges of pan; when bottom is
wand remove from oven and roll
III. a jelly roll, keeping top inside
and removing paper as rolling is done.
[Pmr adds in rolling.) When rolled
v, we in oven to heat thoroughly. slice
Old serve with baked tomatoes.
. med whole tomatoes sprinkled With
crumbs. butter. salt and pepper
m bake until a rich brown may be
' when fresh tomatoes are too ex-
”he. Place tomatoes around hash
toll on platter. Delicious and ines-
Wye.
English Head Cheese.
. like four pigs legs. the part above
”joint and lean part front head;
fit in kettle and cover wtth boiling
Valor; cook until meat falls from
bones. Chop meat coarsely, season
it via salt and pepper; after skimming
mm stock add meat; boil up once;
. put in mold and set away to harden.
t'
t.
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F.
Emergency Soup.
Take a can of salmon. drain oil the
'0“ and rub the fish lill'tlllL'It :! sieve.
Add one and it halt twiisttottiduls of
ant to a quart ot -t:il.ltn: lt=v tittttL/
I“! in the fiin and tour iablv'stitttiti
v; .’nll' of flour that has lawn llillltii“l
'lth two lilllivfilttlttllil" wt lilt' oil
*0!) the can. toil. ‘ «nit ‘t
and acne iiitfi a .'..t». .. .‘
Ind e sptinltllit: ., nw e .i"L‘ ~
it “till it»
9 ‘ the top at each l on s.
, ed Crackeis
Carri Chowder.
I‘t‘yb a hail pound of third Pktil polix‘
add
ont- “singed onion and lUUh until light
then add tom sliced potatoes
that have betii paiboil -d ten minutes.
i. (till it! «Hill and ti pint of boiling wa
.auwpan until hi ow n
brown;
it‘l .
der, then add a quart oi rich itttlk,
stilt and a hail dozen (‘liit’hl‘l‘s
little
Serve with a cracker oti eat-h
of soup t‘odtisth be used
in this dish Ill plat-e oi coin and is
a most bail>f_\lllg chowder. Add tlte
iish, shredded and
the milk at, the last.
l‘t‘i'ltl‘l'
whit ti
milk
tilt-ll
have been soaked in a
Illa)
set it soaitcti,
Scotch Broth.
Soak two pounds of lean
tiont the net it in two quarts of water
tor an hour. Simmer ior an hour and
a half, adding water to keep the bulk
to about three pints. Now add a car
iot, an onion and a turnip, chopped
fine? and a tablespoontul of barley
salt and pepper to taste
hours at the simmer point.
Illlliitlll
(‘ooli tliree
Serve with
chopped parsley and small sour pick
Irs.
iNDlANA YOUNG MAN
SHOOTS AND KILLS RIVAL
St‘OTTSIli'IlG. Iltti..
March L’h‘ In
the presence of Miss Grace Hoffman,
a high school-student, Hardy Itobin
son ,aged 24, shot and killed Ancil
l‘hllllps. tilted 17, a tital Iui' tlu- girl's
tavor at Miss lluf'linan‘s home in Lux-
lltk‘Ttdl, it \illticc eight miles froin here,
h'st night. Ilobinsoii wits
and says he acted hastily.
arrested
HOG CHOLERA iN MIDDLESEX
COUNTY.
HARTFORD, .\iztttli -K
.‘itttltt t‘onimissiotit-r
a sti’ious outbreak ot ilili.‘ cholera I't
.\iititiit-sex count) (luv iiiitii to .\IM‘
Ilil‘flt’itl of live hundred
lotus and iii“) are illtll'l’ or less :tht-t'l-
Hi by tlit‘ disease. The doctor thinks
tlat the animals \veit- infected it) hit-
llt Ill .'.
Inaiittii reports
has it herd
‘tt-i‘il ti hops,
cook until thr \rL't‘itlbit‘e are tenw
llli All or ittssmc
High Flartng Colhrs Fairly Bristle
with Importance.
Itiess l'p Ilun-au Inc, Fashion Ser-
\It‘t’.
\\'hat is the 11716 collar like? Is It
It is both iilld otteii con
though, the
high oi low 1‘
\crtible.
smartest and itemst model is the (Hit
t'nquestionahl)
with '
that is IllL'll. tine Huilltllll) even :oes
o in a.- to state that lit trier) short
iIIlit‘, tht- law'lirt'hrd gown tor (la)
w'eai will have tiisitppcitr
ed. Iltit asllllls is an age of itidnid
lt'dl tiiessiiig. an age when women are
Il‘aiiZIIlL’ that should
not continually be sacrificed to style.
i do not belieic that tttis mandate tor
the high collar will be unhersuli) ac
cepted.
'I'o bc sure. the high
ii trim and tailored look to the wear
which the low llutch neck can
produce, but there is a vast
l ..Jotit) of women to whom this style
t.- decidedly unbecoming. Mort-oven!
the) have become so Inna accustomed
to the ease that the tollai' in
sures. that the) will evince niuch re
IiIf'itlan in aiiiin: them tip.
The dressmitker and
heritittt-s to rectunntrnd the new col-
lar. for it hatdet to tit,
but it that it
vtill he brought back after one wear-
ing with request that it be
changed the old and comfortable
way.
'Ihese new tollitis :llt volt difieii-nl
fulfil the that
fashionable, in
practically
st-If'Pka'PSsIOII
t-ollzii ant-s
Pi
lll ‘sl‘l
it) \V
realizes this.
not
is reasonably certain
011?;
is
the
i0
foi Illt‘ri)
prt-st‘nt
Wide and
titties iiiitt-ly
(lilt‘! “PIP
their
stage are I'lllilt‘i charming.
litt'tl’
come together,
siriible looseness at
ttt-clt A is their llIL'iI
points, which illiii) ‘lil'Ihllt' with IIII~
(‘ht-ruit. who advocates re-
Illlti who always
and
tinting. t'tlpos ill
thus insuring the ,tie
the base of the
frantic \t-tLt
‘tttl'iilnt‘l‘.
Ill!"lllt*lll, .It not,
Lilli)
spell coinioit are shown
standing band which
itiuhes ('Idll'
narrow
dots not touch the neck at all.
' t‘lilli
tits ti
and is
. hin"
bt'lllt.‘
tie. itit'tli) tlllillt.” table
so populut lII tut nit
r‘tl'ctllit‘d lllt‘ lit'kilui:
'Iit-is oi pldited tulle. held by
.tii-i tiitisiicd
tllttts,
to more iii‘nlc
tints
a pretty stotk ol ribbon
Illllt' blit'hltr.
IliLZ .\I‘ll‘llg lot the lace.
v tilt lil'dkt . :i tildl'lil
'litt'ti there is d t-oiiiii “lilt‘il sill:
atsts that the wear‘vt has absent
iitintiedly put it on. hath side front
It is stunning to a decided dearer.
ieiiitntting one soon-what of Sarah
Ilt-t'nhardt's characteristic Ill‘t‘ls'
dressing These collars. ticpeiidiiis
on stiffness for their charm. arc Illltil‘
of sheer otaandie, which can be safe
l) relied upon to withstand the rav-
ages tn the tub
The cape collar,
inent in this season's fashions.
pests equally the Spanish
and the Ilreton peasant
inotisseiine stile or
they ate decidedly dainty,
the necessary amount oi white
on which depends the beconiinuiii-ss
of the gown.
Quaint Frocks Revive the Vogue tot
Friiiing.
picture frocks of
have brought back dainty frili
inns. and we have hosts of them on
jabots, collars, and for
isltinps at neck and sleeves
the noteworthy I-‘rencli homes.
l'.ttoti tnakes these finishinas.
pucizilh on sleetes, a fortune of their
tollectioti. lit-ruffled and puffed llll
tit-rsleeves, with inserts of \‘itl lace
finish threenuarter
sleeves on
which is so proni
nuk-
princess
Made of
Georgette
and
tie
t'l epe,
I’Mt‘
'l‘lie quaint
()ne oi
es
bell-shaped
inost of their scrat- and
tlthettt Their cape collars
are made of frilly tulle, t-tilzcd with
metallic valoon.
I4‘or arid Jahots,
that Itish
again to its own.
contincno-ss,
(i l'FSFO‘fI
stocks there is :i
is lit l't‘lul‘n
tiniu-rsnl
idt'l‘
Fill‘
it hit oi" this exquisite
\'- lili-twt‘
he-
Iilt‘t' at the throat has no i'llufll,
...-...
Want
"help"
llou'eu-lvcs W.li(‘h Sentinel
\ds when tlte net-ti of it new
looms up.
a», -
..ENS LAY MORE EGGS.
t‘l’c‘westants at Storrs Buster Than
‘ They Were a Year Ago.
I E, I.“ piottuctitn .u ”it twentieth week
‘ of for lining contest at Storis t'kt't‘t'ti
~a)s the wet-kl)
’ - Qt. ‘ull t—rptctattont-.
‘ t s ' s s
. ‘ Lilian: tioin Stun» Ixflllt'tiliultli Lot.
leak. Tiic liens land this liltlll‘ iililll toi‘
the preceding week and 170 more than
In trio corresponding period a )t'd"
."0 or a total of 4.04.} eggs. .\‘ot ontg.
$50118. but the best wet-kiy rccont ot' the
if; )vflf was set one egg higher. Forth»-
{I’lth consecutive week Obed ti.
kntabt‘s pen of “bite Wyaiidottcs
,IOm Bridgton, it. L. won fitsl place
r; bill: a mark of 57 eggs. Rock Rose
" film‘s Barred Rot-,ks Katonah \' ii,
. flare is close in coral “llil a score of .36
M" lust for the week. Abel Latham's
E" White Wyandottes from' IIrierfield,
V England. and Charles 0. l'olhemus‘
Rhoda ’lsland Reds, front Newburgh.
971‘. Y., tied for third place with .32}
54¢“: each. A. a. Hall's Barred Rocks
‘ loom Wallingford. I-‘airfleld Farni‘s
pan.“ the same breed from Short
”II. H Ti, JCS. Watson's White
'17th” from .\Iaiblednle, hits
a C. Bray‘s Silver \‘v‘yandottes
-. Mt. Vernon. M0,, Springdale
" l‘arm‘s Rhode Island Reds
‘iluiham, and A. Schwartz's Black
clundcrs from Burlingame, Cal,
tied for fourth place with 51 eggs.
{Meme has previously been made
. -- opp. During the past two
it. the hens in the contest have
“teen double yolked eggs out of
production of 7.752 during this
In other words. one double-
cpp has been collected on an
for. each 484 normal eggs or
"mainly two-tenths of one per:
'iana' : ;'.ti
.ciite oi l\\ln bulbs in the Human
titiziily. .\tan ttppartntn mount keep
up with the lions. ’l'he Iilllun l)"
t.t‘lil singit itiiti oouhle .\tl-td'tl eggs
no the li.liUll between siuuie and
“ill liiilhs Is just about two to one.
lMARKET news senwcs BEGINS.
t-teld Men of the U. 5. Department of
Agriculture (scouting and bias-lu-
uung imminatton in itcguta to
blilpnlentn ot Hushaotc
Crops.
\\'ASIIINGTUN LI. C., .\lartli :25.
Held men oi the Usnk't' .uurkets
and Ittnai Organization have. left
Washington to inaugurate the tie-
partment of Agricultures .\laiket
News Service for perishable crops this
year. Branch oilices have been
tabllshed in New York, Iloston,l'iiila-
.ielphia, lluftaio, Pittsburgh, Chicago,
St. Louis. Minneapolis
City, to ‘collect and distribute infor-
mation in regard to marketing condi
tions. Other men are stationed in the
prothit I. .. .\Df'JOIlK in Florida, Louis-
'I‘cxas, where onions,
Ui
‘IS.
and KRHB‘S t poppy.
tonta ter ptitpose is to injure an enemv.
nionstratod i's mine in prevetttinuthe
clotting; of inaikets, itt securingniore
pt‘otitttble distribution for perishable
Lot-ops, and iii inoitliiii; delay and waste
.ttrouali unnecessary diversions of
t‘:ll‘itl.|ti slnptiit'nts t'II route,
NAILING AN IMAGE.
Curtous Custom of the Natives of
the Kongo Country.
.\iiionu the curious objects in the
hoine'ol the Royal Geographical Sir.
t-iety at Kensinaton (lore, in London.
is it i‘t-tish that was captured
1865 from iiver pirntcs on the KonuoL
"IVI‘I. It is a wooden figure with}
mica eyes that glisten unpleasantly
iii the dark A number of beaiy
nails hate been dti\en itito its body.
AfLOltIInR to 'I. .\. .Iiyce, of the
British tittisetitn. the piactice of driv-
ina nails into images has two pur-
One is simply to get a favor
granted. in that case the worshipper
on paving the fetish man a fee is per-
mitted to diive a nail into the figure'
while uttering liTs petition.
in
In!
toes '13: l .‘IIH'MCIIIES are already be- that case the applicant pays a heavyt
int: rt MN ”I tdt‘ldfld IOIS to the blfltlce and drives his nail into the figure:
markets.
By c-olletting in this way informs
lIOh concerning COHdIllODS in DI'OCIUC 1
ill and die.
A man who falls ill goes at once to
-'\IBHI ill this Way"
perform the wishes of the pctitlonct
It is, as it wore, to tie t suing iound
his finger- "Youth's t‘ontptinion.
FLIES.
It flies are full of poison,
And the world is full of files,
llo you tltiiik it any wonder
That everybody dies?
Linom‘ne
A Grzat Home
~ - Remedy
For Coughs
the‘
narrow tins ‘
‘or boiled Ilium-d oil.
'turpentine. and i\\'0 ounces of ammon-
ChaflngScaldlng i
Oflnfu-tsQuicklineldsto
POWDER
Grace D. Andrews, a Trained Nurse,
of Lynn, Mass. says. “ In allmy experi- .
ence as a nurse I have ne\ er found any- ‘
thing equal to Sykes Comfort Powder
to heal chafing. scalding, eczema. bed
sure], or any skin irritation or soreness
of infants, children and sick people"
This is on account of its superior
medication whit-h combines healing,
loathing and antiseptic qualities notL
found in any other preparation. ‘
’l‘rhl Boa tent in. on mac».
m coma! POWDER 00.. m. Ill.»
tannin mitts ,
iii tritium now
Giving Variety To Spring Menus.
t‘sterinx at this season of the year
it not quite so simple a matter as one
might think. and wise indeed Is the
caterer whoae skill can stand the
teat without remaining entirely in the.
rtit of winter edibles. and vet, who
does not purchase extravagantly ofI
the new fresh vegetables and fruits
which reach our markets in most at
tractlve forms.
Fish and eggs will help out material-
ly itt giving variety to the early
spring menus. and they will prove a
uelcome change from the heavier
tuldwinter vlaiids: fruits should he
served in abundance at this season
of the year. when the blood runs
sitiuishly and seems to need some
kind of a sprint: tonic.
Hiring .\iarclt oranges and grape
frtilt are probably at their best and
cheapest. lloth varieties of fntit give
delicious salads. and they should be
as well as break-
fast fruits and in various desserts.
Their slightly acid flavor also acts as
a stimulant to the appetite and makes
tonn do full justice to the good things
that are to follow
Polish For Furniture.
An excellent polish for pianos and
all furniture with a high finish is
made of eight ounces of sweet oil.
four ounces of
la. Apply nit" :~ cloth or brush, and
polish with 1‘. it"znlen cloth.
Varyir". C- ‘ Fruit.
.\ianLt- now have It goodly supply of‘
,canned fruit rvt' ' wrest variation
can be obtained by adding to the dlf-‘
. ferent varieties.
To one can of pears add one or-|
unite and half a lemon trind includ-
tedl minced very fine, a small piece
and Colds
Linonine brings relief even in the
su
most stubborn cases, and the world of;
The mp medicine knows no surer curative ut- matoes blended with one cup of brown
.sugar. cooking until a line
out for bronchial afflictions than Lin
onlne. When the throat is parched and
iin the belief that his enemy will fall the lungs sore with severe colds the
‘tnflamniatlon from membrane and tip
in: di-tricts and marketing centers. the fetish man and makes inquiries.:'“.-
the
partment of Agriculture is designed
columns to the production ofIlO aid b0“! shipper“ 0f and dealers Intln mind he bribes the fetish
perishable crops. The information
collected is sent out free by telegraph.
to all those who are sulliciently inter-i
rated to pay the telegraph chargeatice is quite different from that im-
and by mail to those who do not carol.
to incurtbls expense. but have a good‘
reason for wishing the reports. Each
‘tiarket \‘ews Service of the De- and
if he finds that an enemy hast
driven a nail into the idol with him
man
heavily to remove it. That, he thinks.
insures his getting well. L
The principle underlying the prac-l
derlylng the old practice of making a
[wax Image of an enemy and drivingl
:plns into it.
of the field men In the marketing and‘sentod the victim, who in some oc-
. These figures agree quite producing centers acts as a dtatrlbu- Loult way felt. in his own person the
flu; mords made at die to! of this information and. in addl-labm lavished on his effigy The nail
The wax figure. repre,
AND IT DOESN'T MATTER. WHAT
of ginger root and a generous ctip of
‘sugar cooking half an hour; a most
delicious pear marmalade is the re-
A can of peaches and a can of to-
tomato
butter is the happy result.
A frozen tutti frutti—tlie blending
of many different fruits with whites
of three eggs added when half frozen
makes a delicious ice.
Corn blended with a tart cabbage
salad makes a fine relish.
. FORM OF COLD YOU HAVE. LINO- W0
NINE IS WHAT YOU WANT.
U I Wuntotsu; ‘
"to toLssas- :
lttti rash
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«3".-
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7(0me Drew/(along)
..Qwonr
Prepared Especially For This Newspaper ‘l
by Pictorial Review
For The Small Girl.
smock-N0
N0.ll752
Little girl's frock of white crepe
meteor, trimmed with smacking,
done in blue. Shirring makes an
equally smart trimming.
'Ihe supply of dainty frocks for
little tots is remarkable. and among
~CUTTING} EU”) 05?!)
. L L.”
' . ' I ‘
A ' ones 3
fRONT
.LsA 071 v . r 71 .
them one iiotites
models in silk.
many
crepe tie chine and
crepe meteor, all, however, of wash-
quaint
able variety. A dainty model il
shown here, made with the front
and back yoke cut in one. The dis-
tinguishing feature of the dress ll
the smacking which irinta it. In
medium size it requires 29. yards of
36inch material.
There are eight pieces to the
pattern and it is necessary to fold
the material in half so that each
piece will be cut in duplicate. The
front is placed on the lengthwise
fold, as shown on the cutting paid.
(A). and to the right of it is laid
the back (H). .\‘ext come the yoke
and collar.
0n the second row are placed tho
lap, the pocket and the sleeve. all on
a lengthwise fold. For the open
neck, out out the neck edge of the
yoke 96 inch above small "0" pers
forationa. Many mothers prefer the
high neck, however, with straight
collar, in which can a double row
of buttons may be added to the deo-
orative scheme, heinp sows directly
down the front.
The smacking is a simple design
and works up very quickly. Threada
of contrasting color may be used
for the work, for instance, white on
a blue or pink around, and via.
verso.
There Is a plalt at either side of
the back of the dress and between
this are several rows of smockinp.
.Shirring may take the place of
"mocking and is also very fashion—
a a.
row or 36 men MATERtAL “
Pictorial Review Dress No. 6591.
Bmockina No. 11752. Price. 10 centl.
's entod April 30 lm
Sizes, 2, 4 and 6 years. Price, 15 cent;
ll. lynge Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co.
—-BRIDGEPORT——
Cormarly known as Irldpapq 1
Steam Dyeing a Cleaning. Co
filth Dresses. Glovaa. Ilsnkatv and Lacs Curtains binned.
"lesions ‘78!
" H. LYNGE. Prop.
293 Bravo '3'. Omar"
CENTRAL iIOTE
NEWLY RENOVATED.
J08. DI 8588A DROP.
Corner Monro. and Chestnut Ctr-acts, South Namath.
Rooms by day or wssk at ransom). prlcu.
Evsmroom well ventilated. electric lights and pas.
Everything I'll olall.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK--]ONES’ FLOUR . . .
That’s All
Harris 8t Gans
Water 8:, So. Nor-walk
* _____.
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90¢ BAG
Extra Stamps With the Following
r bot. Cider Vinegar
1 bot. Ammonia, Parson's
7C
1 pkg. Jelly Powder .. soc
1 pkg. Baking Soda .. soc
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Wm sum,“ over 3 long. tlan, it is sent. out direct from Wash- Idrlven Intb the wooden figure. on . . . . .. . . . i 1 pkg. Premium Rolled
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an music yolked smite be sent out as Lousy that: 21-. than: Tinseltown "mam . ' , ' “OM/m ' . ' - '
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