out???» "
j/ul 6000 lllitlll
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"acting for Mocha Cakes.
into two
ll preferred.
“ Buttermilk Johnny Cake.
dour.
. erred in a little water, and a hub
”5: “,I‘VVBake in a moderate oven.
Cream of Oyster Soup.
dill) two cups of milk and hell
I chopped oysters.
,1
Dutch Toast.
_.n on both sides. Sprinkl
powdered sugar and cinnamon.
1
Hot Pot.
. lioes {1 fat salt pork. Dredg
allyer of uncooked rice, som
nion, a tablespoon of clloppc
well.
Cheese Croquett.
e whites of 2‘9ggs (to a “l"
d liven-p of grated cheesep‘
won (If-Worcestershire sauce an
enouglito shape. Form
~lets andll'ry in hot tat.
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-“ Paradise Pudding. -
h).
nutmeg. Steam two hours.
:"ch‘é'dUEpgs on Dreams.
'ith a little
6 cheese has melted. Lay
on possible.
Stalled Lamb Chops.
k\
01".
added a little. lemon
m:
’.,.Potato Souffle.
tough enough potatoes
‘flushing and salt and peppe
r
. . Date Salad.
. p“ lettuce.
”Ml
; J
P
murmur
tablespoontuls of
:1: ounce as much powdered sug-
*3 will make it of a consistency to
it Very strong cocoa may be
"ix 2 cups of cornmeal, butternlilkjihis laundry CUPbOi‘i‘d 51‘0“” be; for box-pleated skirt.
All % cup of’sugar, H
we! lard, 2 teaspoons of soda dis—
an a tablespoon of butter, add the
of flour and stir until smooth
‘ ‘ Boil fivei
es and add half a cup of cream.
'2 loops of milk, 1-4 cup of sugal,
Filed rind of a lemon and boil
. lites. Dip. slices or toast in mix well; blow the dust from
, “"9. then m beaten 933- and frames, then go over them with a soft1
ni'small pieces 2 pounds of beef"
. {10" and sear in‘ a pan. Flour it; rinse them in blue clean water
”at and place a "‘3'" 0[ meat, and stand them on their ends to dry.
it! the same of chopped peppers,
_ Continue until the meat
filtuled'and add a cup of rice. piece of board covered with ollclotil‘
into
theyolks or {he rggs lclt from
“9“ and add 1 more "33' m" newspapers, hnxos and waste pieces;
1 u 0 \ "'1
up of bread crumbs, " chm. ot paper into small pieces each dayl
_ ' '35 cup or currnnts, ‘1‘” and start liro will‘them in tho morn.
find'and juice or 1 lemon, and inn: mp“, if N,“ “n. in u hurrv for u too. tor the “Mo ones.
three tablespoons of grated}
V a '
. “ OI'CPSIGI‘olHl'O lose their color, but they may be made
. 4 d Fun"- Spread on rounds .q dbUN Lite new if tllcy are wusheJI
. "brown bread and place in oven in in!“ manner.” l
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.933 0“ each Sid" and “""9 tor for an hour or two. Then “Tl"g‘his
e the bones and tasten with’worth of dry saffron into a quart of .
"Fill with minced mush? water, boil for a moment and strainl
laid dip iii" salad oil to whichfi’ut this into the rinsing water, saving ties, but for school lhcv are mode of
juicc.‘a little for the starch water. Rinso colored linens, poplin. {.ED and chain
it! cups} Mix 2 eggs. 3 table- on a sheet, roll tightly for a moment
i
#8 baking dish and brown‘
dates and fill with cream cut grass; instead. It answers the
ve with a French dress- sumeJurpose—preventing dust—and
(7362 titli‘é'EEfiS'FV 'o'Lo’L ,
rem nesrteuul BUNK L:
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live-“K as wet!
pt WW...“ 7
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WOULD BE EXPENSIVE.
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‘ :Bartle’tts Bill Would Cost: the State 3
~ 1 rett enny.
. P y P
l ; The establishment of an important
‘ -‘-’f - _ 1comluissicn at a cost of 33.00000.
. Th“ 519“”‘55 Juniper ’5 a “9“ d‘)’ and crerting offices of the annual salar
. All Sllflllill llllllW
———-*P
.. The Lpundry Cupboard.
The laundry cupboard should con-
tain the following materials for the
culinary wash and for removal of
stains: Soap, soda, bluing, ammonia,
kindly. ll slips on over the head and was provided in a whminoug hill 1;.
is worn on tin-- outside of the Skil'iitrcduced in the Senate recently by
01‘ ”W OWN)“ 1119 favored RUSSia“.Selllttoi' Frederick A. llartlett, 0Y3
iorax, sugar of lead,>oxalic, murialic ”mum/ls. The, accompanying sketch“ Bridgeport. I
and ”“3”" “id! Chloride 05 ““19- Fhows one (. these jumpers dwelopedi “The Agricultural and Public Wet-l
turpentine, benlint‘ and “Dinah '1! K1.” the new dotted fabrics. The jump-1I tare Commission" would lie created;
, It has new U- commission would have twelve mem-
‘il contains poisonous materials and shaped pockets and the waistline islbers, three gl-augers, three nlanui‘aca
every bottle and package 51’0““ hi“ conned by a narrow belt. tul'ers, three employees of manufac-l
. labelled. . Clothes for Small Children. turers, two trustees of the Storrs Ag-
'“““ L Clothes for very little tots showjricultural College. and one woman
TO Take 93’0“ and Ru“ "0'“ Flat. nomv very interesting points. Foriqualified in social—welfare work The
iron. lthc tiny girl's party frooas there arcgsalaries“ of each of them would b“
Tic l ' .. i or t." yellow beeswax the daintiest of white net frocks allltlfitlll. except the chairman. who
1. in a rug and when the iron is almost liut‘fy with frills and narrow pink andI would receive $5.000- l
but not. quite hot enough for use, rub blue ribbons. Alternate rows or paleE i’ower would be given the commis-
‘i'. briskly with the wax and then with pink and blue used around the bottoml sion 10 establish a State bark, ‘0,
a coarse cloth. 'll :1 pleated white not frock give al :nuke farm loans, to investigate dairy;
lluos: fascinating otter-t. There are condition. to establish nurseries, to
provide for towns of not less than
'5,0(i0 inhabitants appropriations equal
'to the amount voted by the towns for
.road improvement; to c‘gpducl cx~
pcriments to aid farmers and stock.
rail-tors; to conduct a free eutp‘ur-"
’nlent bureau in connection with the
Flabor bureau, and to license only
supervise co-operalivn societies. i
The past-lure of tho bill would make
in legal for farmers to form "pools"
‘ for the disposal of turn) products and
fixing of prices and would provide
ilor the extension of telephone. and
lprwer lines without expense to the
petitioners.
. in order to raise the appropriation
'or $3,000,000. a two per cent. tax
would be laid each year on all land
'used for farm purposes and all (”ill-l
plovees on farms where five or more:
are outplayed would be taxed at the'
rate of 3 cents tum-ck for each eat-l
plow-c. The Senate referred the bl'll
to the judiciary committed—«Siumiordi
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i To Renew Gilt Frames.
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Two ounces of whites of egg, Ii
ounce of Chloride of potash or nodal
ill“!
I
ebrush, dipping in the mixture, illltl‘
Ellltly will appear equal to new.
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To Clean Hair Brushes. ,5
3
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Put a few drops of ammonia in mi
0 quart oi" watcr. Shake the brushes int
3 A little boi‘ux in water will clean
d lllf‘ll] very nicely.
After taking pies from oven have a
Lwill save stops to table or Mosul. l
2‘\
. —-~— l
l Have a llowspaper on sink, put to»;
mains of plates and pans on it, foil; '
if ,
and mat. ilputove; saws agarbago can
a
d being around collecting lllt‘b‘. . Advocnlc.‘ ‘
Put pieces of ncwspapcr in front will W-mfl-w—v—‘m !
stove or sink while cooking: saves llici INDUCING PEOPLE TO BUY. l
. floor and corvring under stove; burng 7" |
each day.
i Any salesman will tell you a mall
_ lllllllly oddities of human nature. The)“
pm “Home New Sleegeless Juniper with BOX'ilind than it takes solicitation to g'll
‘ Pleated Skirt. ,tradc. A llrln may use a certain lino~
r t‘ol goods right along. and it may;
frocks of silk, \‘oilc and line lilll‘ll.lllll\‘e been petting them of a. ccrta‘nl
These tlrclhotlso. Yet, it some other salesman!
{trimmed with line hand cmbroidorygconlcs along he can frequently get
flrlsh cl'orhot lnco or smocking, wllicll'
How a box in back hall,
lire.
llama
>palture to which women have taken ies of which would aggregate 349.00% Lydia E Pinkham" Vegc.
1’10”“"5 “15" in ‘he 1‘0““ 1“ 1°"“"d' 91‘ is worn over a’plaln blouse and a by the passage of the bill. and lhc‘ know the
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table Compound Cured
Mrs. Copper after
Doctbr’s Failed.
Cincinnati. Ohio—“I want you to
good Lydia E. Pinkham‘s
. Vegetable Com- “;
pound has done for '7‘
me. Iwas in such
bad health from fe- ‘ ,
male troubles that ‘" g
I could hardly get .
‘ ofl’ my bed. had .,
been doctoring for .
a long time and my
, mother said, ‘1 want
. . ' voutotr Lydia E.
.~ Pinkhama Vega.
,1 . 3% tableCompound.’So
' ‘ ' I did. and it has cer-
tainly made me a
well woman. I am i
able to do my house work and am so .
happy as I never expected to go around i
the way I do again, and _I want other: I,
to know what Lydia E. Plnkhsm's Veg— .
stable Compound has done for me. '$
——Mra. Josm Corn . _ armor 1
Ave, Fairmount, Cincinnati, Ohio.
N0 woman suffering from any formal :
female troubles should lose hope until i '
is has given Lydia E. Pinkhnm’s Vege-
table Compound a fair trial. _ l
This famous remedy, the medicinal.
ingredients of which are deriVed from l
choicc‘roota and herbs, has for forty
years provedto be a most valuable tpnic
and invigorator of the female organism
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the order.
There is something attractive in hu-i
mun nuturo in the idea of being 30-.
liciteu‘. Pcoplc ‘like to buy of people.
that show an interest in buying them
buy. 'l‘hcy regard people who solicit:
tladc more actively as _euterprisin'e,l
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Skill ' flame}, Drew flu/(in 9.13
woman.
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simph1 dignity
Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
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By Pictorial Review
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of this frat-k
“lllllllfl'lltlS it ill llll‘ “I‘ll-ill't'ssr'tl young
liltsplu'rrj.‘ 'llill'on rlotll, un~
milled l~_\' :illt' ntlwr lizilll rial,
'ur its duvtf .i‘nm‘rlt.
a. ,....,
if
his
’ is?"
in this
{rock of l‘flsl-llt‘l‘l‘v (‘lilfftlll 7
t'll‘lll. I
’J‘l:-~ llt‘t‘k oi' the bodice. nlav
lu- filil\lli'll cltlmr in \"fillflll’ll or
round tollinc utilc tllc surplicu
hunt is «ital-0d fll't'lild to the sidtr
for tho tnljm'nwnt. it is pointed at.
lll" lower edge ltill'k and front, will:
iln‘ Hilfl'll‘."l olic pil‘t't- gathered Skirt.
llungill; in gravcl'ul l'ulvls about Illvl
iigurv. lu lllt‘tlllllll Fill“. the design
rwluilrs 5“. yards 36inch nialeri:l',.
will 7.9. yard lining 36 inches “idol
and 1 yard 36-inch mutt-rial for all 1
llt‘lllmli', ‘ ,.
As lilill‘ll of tho material as will an-
l-olunu-ll'tll» the piecing for the, skirt,
all- w and front of‘ twist, is laid on
llm tuillv doubled, but in open width,
“lib light \llll's faring. Now, fill,
llt' rvvumiuing material and along tin:
lvelgtlxwlw l'uld place the skirt aid
in the light of it lite back. A have lilo
lurch, along the sult'agv, lay the from;
trimming picl-c.
. ‘M 'o-"pw
il’ lim luuliu-u- b:- lll“ll‘t‘ll rounded at
“I" lH‘NF Mgr, inztoali of the pointt‘r'l
Unit‘l'lpl‘ll: ofl' lower cdgc of front and
Ila”. :llunq «mull “o" perforations.
'l‘lw ‘llirt may be shortened by cilht-r
t-utllny; all tlu- lower edgc of tho
puttoru ill-fore laying it on the good»,
or turning ill“ ll"ln deeper lllth! inllr
l'fill‘ll. . .
.\ t'rm-k of this kind requires \r-er
little Il.'l'ul:ill.tli, but a motif worlml
iu t‘illl-r'li'ln-l‘}‘ silk or heading would
1 not lu- out ui‘ plan-o on the bodice. 'l‘lm
slut-tn; "n mt cl'l‘m‘llvt', though if
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and aa doing a bigger business. In;
this judgment the popular instinct isi
almost always correct.
Soliciting trade by advertising
works just the some way. it spreads,
abroad tho idea that" people are more1
active. Tho store that advertise,- gt‘lill
the trade. inst'us tllc lnanufacturl‘ri
who sends out salesmen gets the or-.‘
ders. ‘ 3! l’ "
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1 t tilt been" '
Tho :liguiiv \\ll‘ll'll always fll'l'lllu-
“Mill‘s saw/ll Mmpllrliy En cxpruum’i
c-nrtvr. Li'lbl'7033 snowlno sin I:
llm .liquu’u'l l-fi‘m-t fail to make a»
:.p3w:ll to the individual taste, plain
puil‘ slr-uws may lu- stillstlutcrl.
“Niall“?!
town i
but-s, ii to 20 years. i'chc, 20 ;
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A STUDY IN REFLECTIONS. l Pictorial ill-um Uooiduw All. it" .
,’ . i ceull.
A h'unsus woman iusikts that the _ '
way to make windows shine is to
scrub them with shampoo. 'I‘hia sug-
gests an exploitation of the polished
surface of bald heads.
its (then developed in colors. The comrl
lbinntiorl ol' whilc soutncho braid wllhl
iblllltl embroidery on a line white linen
idles-s is llillll' novel and Vt-‘I'y et‘loc
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TwRe-Color Curtains.
.
Ecru curtains, alter llltllly “‘llnlllllgs,
.tivrn
a .. ' ‘ . ‘ ‘ .. l, The small boy is not forgotten while
. 'S(lul\ the mutants in cold, salt ““‘édainly thil‘lgs are ,being prepared for
little sister. For his social duties
lthonl out, put them in a tub of clear.”lero are little—.miits of white moire
warm water and wash them carefutil' with short jackets and colored vests.
Jllntll perfectly clean. Put five centsfivm“, rest and collar may be of pink,
green, bhle or yellow nuiire. These.
suits of silk are all very well for par-
tite and fresh looks—
_ purify the blood, help
lthem quickly through the‘yellow wa- bray. \Vilh Slip-011 middy jackets or
it“ Then make “ very thin, clear manly little Norfolk coats arethe
-.=tarch, color" it with the saffron, put stilts (,f 1mg rtype. , l
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. KEPT BRIGHT BY CONSTANT USE.
r. and they too ready to iron. - ' ,. WM, \
‘ ! Three things that never become
lrusty—the money of the charitable,
the nails in a conftor's shoes and
tongue, ‘
any harmful drug.
'To Brighten Carpets.
i ‘ .“
\Thoso who objeclv'lo tea leaves for
sweeping the carpets. can use freshly a thoughtless woman
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l it your tenant is ‘delinduent and I
, , destructive. become a Sentinel classl I
gives the carpet a fresh, bright look. i .md advertiser at once. \ Fair; .
When Women are. bleak
Women who feel weak, languid and depressed—
.who look pale and dull-eyed, and have i 3:»: appe-
‘- regulate the liver and bowels, and strengthen
the system. It lotnglas been known that ‘
, bré'épwésPfll
. ‘ ‘ are a blessing to weak women, for the nick] correct
to the curtains trough lhisr spread them; -——-—- womanly ailments,_ improve the appset‘lte, pdrify the
blood and reestablish healthy conditions. They are
safe to take as they are purely vegetable and without
. . few doses will bring better
spirits, improved health, a feeling of fitness and ,/
Give Renewed Slrenlllll-
Directiou of Special Value to Women are with EveryBo‘xl
Sold by dronin- throughout thoworld. In boxes, 10c.‘. 25c,
Hou‘se - Dresses
The welloknown Boston MaidI-louserDresscs, made of
thebest quality percales, glnghams
and chambrays, well
made in several styles, collarless models, cut round,rsquare
I
and V shape. Also models with collars edged ' with 1 cm-
need a tC‘il'“. 1:.“ will l broidery in self colors. Some models piped in contrasting
the organs Cf digestion, ‘ colors, ‘ ‘
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Plain, Striped and, Plaids,sizes 34 to 46 ..... .. $1.50
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3 Extra StOUt‘SlZBS, 47, 4g and 51 $1.75
J. LMALLETTE
‘ 83“Washington St.
South Norwalk-
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