3
“(My '
5,
. ”WmmWa £49». -
and as soon
sprite
pat-tum paper.
Sandwiches.
one
mutated corn
Candyffiaskets 5nd Canes
granite kettle two
the crisp
ine flavor with a
points.
hie .‘ coloring. Pull
i!
(“or a. stick. Cut
ater for one hour.
in
beating. Pour
bated,
, , one cupful of gill-
syrup." and half a cup-
Bring to a. boil, then
"marital or cream of tar-
fixtul of butter and one
Ina“. Boil to about 260
lltlo more than the hard
and not quite to the crack
but on a greased platter
r the edges as it cools
" tag the batch up until it
“ to pull. The candy may
W. when removed from
5! various colorings aild
Added just before it is
Dip the hands in corn-
as it is cool
die pull ulitil it is light
waxy. if a hook is used
‘ to better tafl’py. (hit when
cold into small pieces and
and Steamed Nut' area
4211 album milk or buttermilk.
i Vite; milk. three-quarters
\ teaspooniul
“ twptnl broken English wal-
ono teaspoonful salt, two
meal. one.
ed raisins, a little wlloltI
d gods and stir thoroughly;
' ' p ilk. salt and meal._and
BS and nut meats. wllich
. cup.
I: shed sugar, haltfia cup-
4‘ {of “corn syrup.”’llali a
if grid one-fourth of a
ti! main of tartar. Bolt
1 or crack
thumbs), and after i'cmov-
" few
1; of peppermpnt, winter-
Divide the candy
ons and color one with
each
Iy;‘ then twist the red
the while until you have
into
harm into canes, or trike
ounces of gelatine in half pcriinelit oi 'stuffil'lg a i‘owl wi'li snow-
Boil to prevent it from plltl‘ci‘ying and in
or sugar. half ti“ cupful carrying out ~tho work caught cold,
rind. one-fourth of a team from w
(#811111 of tartar for seven , “In the last letter that he ever wrote,
ter'itibegins to DO“. D0 IiOI-‘iwith fingers which, as he said, could. t‘m‘ri‘t‘L
up while“ cooking. Dis-inot steadily hold a pen, he did not Chine are more favored than ever for
Blatine over km water and omit to mention that the experiment lingerie materials,
‘bOWir: then DOUI‘ the, 1101' of the show had succeeded cxccllcntlyf
83111339?“ steadily for hillitiwell." If, ho". yer, we turn to nature'
' Onei‘teaspoonful of var j there are instances in Siberia of main-
into a moths preserved in ice so that their,
’ thus been dusted with . flesh is still catablc from a pel'loo
" cornstarch and‘powdered probably coe\'
11 .60”: C1“ in rounds 01' ance of man on this ‘
in in melted 3W9“. .Choc'ginans brought their banquets the dain- ation in the offices of the Secretary oil
éthatrthe marshmallows ties‘ of the known world. had they n
’ then lay on “'3‘ 4 some knowledge: of.cold storage?
lliti’tltlilll nuts
d bake it until it is heated through;
flirtatious liou i
All SIIIIIIID IiNIlWI iili till 0[ DRESSING!
.;
Accessories of Dress.
HOUSEHOLD HELPS.
Stains caused by heated dishes on
trays or tables can be removed by a,
thin paste made of salad oil and salt.
Spred it over the marred place and
leave it for an hour or more, then
rub it off with a soft cloth.
Cheese can be prevented from
moulding by wringing a cloth out of.
vinegar and wrapping it around the‘
cheese and putting the whole iii a , . . _ ‘ ,
large paper bag. Then put. it in ‘ mg those that will harmonize witlil
' ‘licr costumes.
cool place and the cheese will keep in b‘ d ' P ~.1 .Of black "91"“,“1‘1‘ 3%
tine. condition. an or his ey plated at the lottum>
To remove iron rust from delicate or i" m" center, are some \‘cry ultras-l
fabrics, i, , ‘m .111ckly with cream tlve round bags finished with long silk
of tartar. then twist cloth to keep’tzissels.. Others show Chinese enl-
cream of tartar over spot; put' in’brOiderles in gold and colors. The
saucepan of cold water and heat war—1bead “nlbmldflw bi‘g" ”f L‘mi
er gradually to boiling point.
all the dainty feminine accessories in“
every form are displayed to the greac.
all descriptions there are. for that
are considered a very necessary "It“
:liags of velvet, suede, ribbon and
beads are seen in such a variety 01‘
colors and shapes that no one caili
bags are also woril.
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To Freshen Stale Bread.
So that it will be like new, dip illei
Iloai‘ in cold water, put it in a pull,
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then wrap ill a damp cloth and whcn‘j
lcold it will be like fresh bread.
When doing your week's sweeping,
it‘ you will take down your lace. cur-
tains and porliei-es and lay illt'ill
aside until through, and then
IllHll up again, they will kccp ,
cleaner. 3
l
Serving Baked Potatoes.
ltoll each but baked potato in .l
paper napkin. twisting each end. This
serves three purposes: .1 “Kt‘l'lls po-‘
into hot. 2. ~Nakins serves 5.5 holdcrl
when removing. the potato Skill, :l—~-
The napkin serves-as a receptacle tor
the unsightly paring or >ltlll. l’otiulu 5,
served thus wrapped are artistic, es-
pecially when placed iii a basket upon
‘tlic table. .
A New Use For a Bath Tub seat.
A great many tinlcs ill :ilcklless the
bed clothes are heavy to a patient. ts-
pecially so ill Will‘nlkWt‘illIIH‘. liy lakv
ing an ordinary bath tllb seat and
placing 0“ the foot of the Md under are used for wiiltcr bulls and operas
top sheet. H will “New ”1“ weight and which come ill all colors to match
of clothes. The space lictwceu ”m-fihu gowns with which lllcv “W nscd
handles glut-s "my!” room for the and dainty licckwcar arc milv a few oi
feel. The weight of llll‘ clothes will ”w hull-lint: .‘t('(‘l‘:§'lll'h‘s tlllitiiflplnv. |
usually hold it ill place, lLlltil it can Litre neckwcar with lliull collars
be casily fastened by a fine wire or ‘
string to the i'oolboard. A great coili-
fort to one who has to stay ill bed for
a long time. I
Distinctly Russian in Effect.
llctlllctl RIl'tlllis, (l.~;ll‘lch tails which
style. and those who never were able
to wear the low collars becominizlyl
now have the chance to revel ill these.
ltut the low collars are still illllllt‘l‘OllS,}
'nladc of line llllcil. I-milh'tt‘, George
anti uct, t-illllroidcrcd evcr so daintily
and edged with lace {or further decora-
tioll.
. Lillgcric was never so irresistible (is
‘it is 'n'ow. tit" sllccrcst Georgette crepe
and silk voile ill delicate colors are
hich he. "died. Macaulay adds: garments of every type. Fine cinbrold
cred underwear, of course, is always
Wash satin and crepe
”.’.
EARLIEST COLD STORAGE
lll Macaulny's essay on
con," he points out that in 1626
I , . -
subject of his nlcmmr tried the
“lairltl lla‘
the
ex-
BRIVDGEPORT COMPANY INCOR-
. . PORATES
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THE GLENN OF THE MIST.
(Fionl the Gaelic. of Duncan Dan, in
"file chl‘id isles," by George .Btich»I
5. Take
anail.) '
My beauteous corri, where cattle IUUN‘
wander»—
Now that Christmas is clOSe at hand. piggy,” verdant and (mm-d 0‘.”
test advantage in the slots. Bags ofI D
possibly have any difficulty’ili select-i l~‘ilie for wear in thy lit‘ifllaillfi linol-
My misty corri, lily darling dell,
Willi wild tlowers tender of the,»
swectest smell;
me.
Still swelling thy
green and deep,
liillocks most
tion to the wardrobe in these days,‘ l‘ll.‘ caniiacli blowing, the dariiclgrow-
iilg.
While the deer
lllisty steep.
troop past to the
tie,
Strongly woven and over new, .
Willi rough grass 0H" it, and, brightly]
lt's round my (‘Oi'l'I,
{mil Fine were The Il‘dl‘H‘SI to ally l‘capel'
\‘t‘cht are still popular. .Silvei' meshM
'l‘llickly they grow from the base of
vForestry Association Publishes Bulle-
and long flowing jabots is again ill w
‘on the lawn.
lfl‘tllll the trunk of the tree.
Helllllllllfllt‘ the large room, . ,
de' trees marked for removal (luring the.
[is
all with the first ‘appear- ton and De Loss Company of Bridge—t or iii oaks. alld‘the bronze birch borerv
globe, If the 110- port has filed a certificate of iilcorpor-iin bil‘clles,
:.'lcaliling, >
The grass all spannlcd with din“
inoild dew; *
and long.
Wh'cl't- rushes thicken
iceds blow,
Who through the marsh and the ho;
could no,
in t'\"‘l')' nook of the mountain palll
lspi‘aying apparatus in carly March any
your apple and pear trees. 3
care of the neglected-f
pounds on your trees. cutting off any"
bark anti
wood with tar.
cay and aid in healing the wound.
coating the. exposed;
This will prevent de-
ti. Repair tree guards on the street
and avcliu~ ll'tt—s.
iliii i5 ”19 BTW“ “f ”U SITES-“'3' cloth-1m good order and that they have not
giown too tight lor the trees during
thc [JliSl growing season. i
See that they are
NO STRIKE FOR HER.
l . .
‘Ulli‘ daddy left his Job today,
I'll where the masons climb.
.\ild
The men are out for higher pay
shorter
w Ul‘lilllg‘l ilile.
They‘ve sworn to Mick,
Nor hit a brick.
'l‘ ha i
coillcs from
my lovcly corri, iliut mother. patient mothcr, hasn‘t
off a truck.
st ruck T
N.
1».
Our sister Kate is holnc from her
.\"lce slcliogi'apln‘c place.
The ‘sll'ikilig typist girls concur
way That wagcs :u-cd a brace.
" . .‘. \_ ..
Illa“ lkillllt ilouti lila_ be llllt kly 5h“ does not please
i l
.\ll(l out on the sunny Eltilnlh' itI'Olllltl lo pound lllt‘ ltt‘):«
lI ’ 3 For pay .~llc llocsll'l lllil‘.
lllilig berries juicy and red and nut mmlpr in the kitchen llocsn't
round »- <tl‘iiit" .
‘ ’i‘l c pcililyroyal and dandelion,
‘i‘llc downy callliach toactlicr tic
1h ~ lilolllllaill
To the ttiplllost cl‘ng 01 his crest so
high.
And not a crap but is clad in most
And brother lilli has lclt his job
.M‘ motoring a car.
llc says the manner-rial nob
l’llshcd tyranny too lav.
.\'o more he'll make
richly. i To turn a brake,
Vii" I‘Ii'“ “WI Eiiii‘i’i'“ ”W 5““ mil-"S llc thinks llt'n >llt)\\'ill: pluck.
. r~ . \
,. Him-“i" iilll llltitllcl'. wary lumber. llllsilt
llllt‘ l.» the liloss, llioxt cll-ull and _ ,
:tllinlcss, “midi
Illlllllt.’ the look of tilllnvely llliilrs; - l
liow ll In the hollows limit-nth the And l‘nclc Hill. who up to date
.Kllllliilll. ”(IF llf‘t'll it (”.‘. L‘I‘iitlS tli‘l'li.
thl'c the verdue is growing. llltl.
rich and deep,
'i‘lil' litlic tiltlsits lll'l‘ lotiklll: llli\lilltl.
.\l':d the yellow pl‘ilill’t.l.~m liken
pct-r.
WHAT TO DO FOR TREES
DECEMBER.
IN
lint
tin of Advice to its Members
The .\illcricali Forestry .\<.<llt"i:ilitl:l,
\\':l.~'llilit:tllll. ll. (V. in its bulletin 01
lltl\‘lt‘t‘ to its tells lllt‘lll
what to do for trees in llccciilbcr. and
will furnish special advice upon ap-
plication without charge:
1. lil licccmbcl‘ i'crtilize with well
rottcd manure all wcakcncd or back-
ard trees and all valuable specimens
Dig the manure into thc‘
members.
isoil around the “tips of the roots away
llo not.
expose the room and be careful not to
2. Bolt all the trees that are likely
to split.
for it and eventually girdle it. ‘ i
jure the tree.
3. Commence cutting down all.
early fall. Segrcgnte the. trees
wood
This applicsi
beetle in
llllt
i i
llt‘lllrt‘tl
lit
’.‘! is l.1.,."lllll,ii .'|I tlic hour of eight
to no to work.
id, "it's wrong
To IIIII m long
Wilcrc umllcll siloppcl's hike."
strike”.
lli’l‘ working day has hours sixteen,
Outside the union ranks.
.\'n :.ilary .~ht~'.< cvcr sccn:
licr pays a lnt'clcss "Thanks."
Y1
-t it
igllt and day
She slaves away
For Ned and Maine and Mike.
And mother
in
strike?
"'nltlllll (l'ix’cci‘e ill New York World.
MOTION “PICTURE ACTORS.
vi‘lh‘
l‘)t.>|
litt‘lll ‘
53c], facile (‘tlllllllilll'l c! the taco. as,
. lit mantlctl
m3 from the camcra artist or the work-
.t‘csicd with boring insects ttllti disease. m- in tho "inglimmlcf‘
Ialltl see that the ini'cstcd
lbtlrnt before next May.
Aparticularly IU'Ftlt‘ll trees as those ill-
ffestcd with hickory bark
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HARTFORD. DOC. 27.~The Hamil-’hlckorlea; ilie two-lined chestnut lKil-iC-i-ilitll be ms) to icglsttl IOlllIlllh ill
the midst of :\ babel ol‘ directors and,
lopci
lt-'
lit ulxx of i
, , 5.0:: ml sati -'
l‘he oldiashiollcd hand. up. “hwy“, .,, um i
’ placed around the trunk or branch ot' i431 r ti'l‘l‘til'" o; :.x: L. .
'thc tree is bound to become too tiglltl tllc illicufan".
Bolt-' tvo'is \vltzch
must lli‘
ili l
\i'tli‘K ii l‘t‘
i “1 ungrcch Music
' llttHli‘
‘ ili'l.
“ml human
t"t‘-~»l:lycd upon
r‘l‘i, \
lll‘ ill ltil ':-
tor this work.
:lllti‘ for
absent ill the studio. It
'1)“ men and disengaged per-
ormers, with the camera grinding
4- This is H £00“ 1552113011 ‘0 100“ away in front of one and a hall doz.
ot State, showing a capital of $3tl0,tl00,lovel' vour slravin" ai‘laratlls and toicn strange "svls" being noisily erect-
. l . .5 it i
- It proposes to numufzurturc metal lire, see that. the machinery and hose are! P" (“l a” Side“-
l
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mulln-r iii the kitchen doesn‘t
t
the kitchen «locsn't,
Coached in inllCi'OMI Expressmn byiniwlcs this N‘fh‘nll, ('onto are shown-in
star has 4":
'l :li.‘l ll'IlilllliIlIlll. as “‘clli
’l'ltc sharp cull III"
' joy" or ‘il‘t‘gr, .
ally one of, _ _
pm”; t'.‘Iltl into play.
lllci (lllllill‘)‘ maid dreaming: of her lover;
, “ingot. whatever the, in .. tar oft laud.
illg is much better, and docs not in ”mm”, “mm Lapin-nu m h“ uppcr-i
inlutl ii :llc mo»,
it is not easy :lv yr: to liavc’
citllci‘,
Hill:
is; i'crlllcr it is perhaps c\cii harder than
for lIlP‘lllIlt‘l'. since malty of the not
lcesrories which no to throw the actor,
,c-n the stage into the spirit of his:
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any eflacflcnl
flame Drew/Waltzing:
@fronr
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SCALLOP tiavl. lilllt‘ l“»-.'llitl=vll, i‘. I X“ .i llifl
No-IIGGI itci. .'llli" Inna-l . ‘ I‘Ilmv t.‘ '.L is
‘HBWQIOEIY :t «It. zllnv' lair 7,1: 'iwl ‘3 l‘ll l'li.iv‘- .! '
NOJZZSG ".‘ tIl-llt‘ It! il'l c .\ tum ‘.. t' the Fig
lazimlnt-i‘k Jill‘..l'1ill‘rll| ’iic Hil::.'u-r
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(I'llhr :ltzl‘. lull-t of l :c It l!!! are p...- ,
tit-runs, Rl
I‘til‘ .'l - lilvl 0!" ‘.m‘" than lll(‘ t ‘f 3
until“? l'_- \‘.:l is I 5' :.l lilt it IM‘. :.' é.
::l ill. (I lt‘ llll li‘ll‘l' Hirll Ice: l.l~‘~- Q
lial will i’t‘ v .'.. ”=9 i" tlzc l. is F
liliillt'tl,
.‘..“ today’s lmlnc tlrck mall“: lcsA
r-l: is C(‘lllllilll to i‘r- muting vl' lllP
(out. cspwial Illlk'ltli‘ll is cullvti tn
the liial.licv iii \Hlivli the waiting
guide film-traits tic placing li‘ til.-
ptlttcrll on tl.c llii’llt‘l'llil no that it can
l~t llkcd to tile i-rw‘t .'itl\.'l|ll.'l:_'f‘. l‘irs!
m I-rt-adtlutll is MM in halt 'ltwi.
tbc Luck and capc are laid on llm
ltli:lli“l‘l‘ full with the collar and
lwll lit\l_ This means that thrwc \f‘f-
tithe: will lie .~c;:l.llc«u. adding to the
wiplidty (vi’ nontrlictll-u,
. Now, illi.:‘.fl"'lll(‘ lack, with the
ll’tL'. l’t‘sllrl" till ill“ sclvnge of the
lirtll. pinu- tlic front of tlic lisklll‘,
1i..’ZTIt\I ".\", l‘-o sure that this
itkls till .'I It‘ligilHll‘t- Illl‘t‘zbl. [I‘ll ”it?
v
Awkw-
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n“ ~=~r~q < ‘v‘rlyv-‘--
:iglt ci‘ the ficlit place the sleeve, c
tI.c call and pockct chilling next and
”it silt-n I-mill ahn-ve there. two picc-
cv. ..Ii lc--till;; cu a lengthwise till-cat] "
c‘t Hm i:':x'cl'i..'.
All attrrctive coat of Illlit" l":.‘ul«
‘ I'ltl'li Iltlt‘ uiivw- 1g 1 \-' . .- l ‘
cloth with c m, c vii," :1 p. c .. x. . . .’.. . . wcr litit La
“1 ' “‘1 "f ' 1.. .1... 'mr 9mm» ~ mulls, With or.
Iiil‘ll “illl cllllrlvitlt-lv done in I'tllt‘
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t i . t \ .i . ., , - .
Hill m the mm 0 shade of blue, in. l. ~ q: ‘l .lilll go ti .tlitl In t
._ 7 . .~.. 7_ “v” . ..- _ _ .5 hour Hail. satin, this llcsipn
lizc Ills! Illill" ml the designer‘s 1'13 owl". strike it llt\\' mic ill lllt‘ t'llll,‘
forts indicate tlcariy enough the an illizl'inu ot' lzlll'Pi'IitlS. Wool cmh‘uitE- ,
CUTTING GUIDE 68$? Patented April 30. I907
.0 0. Four) 575” 1,
5 EEVEfiHND
DRCK
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FOLD 0F 54 iNCH MATERIRLWITHOUT NHP .
tistic lillcs to be given to juvenile cries am also employed freelv in trivra
iiiillg lopcotltn for youngsters,
Pictorial Review Cont No. 6863, Sircu, l to 6 ycnrs l‘rice 1‘5“»ccnts,
Scallop No, lltitil, ’i‘rtinsi'cr pattern. price 15c.
hmhroldery ho. 12:136. Transfer patttru, price No. ~~
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I‘it'llll‘t‘ fllt- :‘u'ttl NANTUCKET FISHFRMEN GET"
PH'7E.
'l‘lic (Ill‘t‘t‘ltll' tclls.
llcl‘ to look wistful, lolliziilu'. lllt'lilll-‘l Xi‘tN‘l‘liI'."l{l~I'l‘. .\Iil5.~‘.. llcc. 27.—'—'Tho
(‘lll\l_‘.' or what you will. Ht“ gIYO-i. lIrI'Ki' to”: ill (lTI‘ilI I’tlilli gained a
lhc Minimum] “do!" which is the 55%., l‘l"ll prize today. uhcn thcy brought
. . , , into port. licrc .aupal'ciltly scawortcy.
llal 1111' action, the talking machine is
.tlzc tlii'ct:-iilu>lcll H‘lltxllll‘l‘ Roger
S'Ztl‘lfll, and the strains of “I llcar. ill-my, which wcs :tlmutloned yestcr‘
You t'tlllint: Me," are heard. A S)‘lll~7t‘.l‘i by her (row The lllcll of tin)
l‘i'iI‘t lic note is struck in the heart tr-i y had i-clxmtltl that their \esscl
oi tilt actress, her facial cXprcssioii
is indicative of the effect of the music?
:tl‘tl the proper mood is called forth. j
‘Wc know how much music ell-i
hunt-cs the effect of the niozjoli pic; small steamer l’ctl'el, however, found
line as presented in the tlicatzrc,”lllcl ridingthescas en>ily. The Hour?
says :lic director responsible for thell‘rtny was bound from Nrw York:
innovation. “'l‘lie‘audiciice docs notl it. St John, N. B.
otter. realize the importance of the] ~ i‘lio schooncrs Daniel iirlniutl and?
musical necmnpaniment, but onlit'tlit ; R.t"|'la, the latter of British regisifi‘.
nunslc and they will feel the differ l which Were thrown on ills lip 24
. in ztsillkillg condition and shark
llOlh} rec-tired word later that sin]
gone, to the bottom. The fish-
.en who went out to her in the
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i 1.. , . . . a moment. lliiladel iii.- G .t Po t l .t >te do s - 10. o
\ tendon Spectator. ltuc s in good orthr. ion “ill need the “my yask “1,, phonograph has been! “ms. p 1‘ 1):; “i“lligollto tpmim.) ca 131 h,
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