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i
lick Raspberry Mousse
nannarter package of gala.
pupil)! cold water for half no
water. Add one cup of on?
.Iflo a. dish standing in ice wa~
"juice, and pulp traspberie's put
“to swimmer will do), and the
one lemon. Beat until light
no heating until the mix-
(in! hold its shape. Pour into
41nd ready to serve.
Orange Pudding
. handing—5 goodvsized orang—
find'get off all the white and
‘ are cut in small pieces, 1 cof-
,. sugar. That makes it quite
t-amint of milk get boiling
W the yolks of three eggs
appoint of flour mixed with
Idiot or milk. When tho:-
’ and cold, pour over the
‘ sugar, -then beat the
t. and pour over the top, and
a i dun to brown. .
Manner” Tarts
, this with paste. bake in a
flirt}! done, cool, fill with jel.
tiles, abread with n mer-
tho slimy beaten write
teaspoons of powdered
lie in a lnodvrulo oven
*hrownéd. ‘
Gingerbread
{pastry flour. 3 cups nio-
read is notparticuluriy a
Bdrhl‘ead, but this quantity
i émgc dripping pan and will
if}, for lg. week or two.
Rico “Pudding Made Without
' ' Eons
ink herewith a rccipc for
“ reamy rice pudding
.. no quart Qt‘ milk, 11.12
level teaspoons of sugar,
Stallions "of butter, 1 ton-
Bliko in althodcrate ov-
L‘ hours. For-the first
dry 15 minutes to stir
M s it forms,‘ letting it
mat hour without stir~
,will he found nice and
delicious cifiwr hot or
pldly and milk boils mvuy
{but ii perfectly coolly-
l‘aills will not bu mashed
much ‘ swollen and mill:
H lls Marbl'e Cake
her Bf: cup butter and 1
V fl haste-u yolks c.‘ 2 cans.
a y «and " add alternately
it and Ship; flour wcl
teaspoons baking pow-
1: {not 1 teaspoon lemon
lifly beaten whites of
but u. of this batter
the beaten yolk of 1
‘ n molasses. 1,9 tea-
‘_ olnnamon,rclove and
- 1‘ it deopcake tin. dust
‘ in the white hatter,
oratory hot ovcn,
Ska]
Mortal [no
' mold and put in a cold place '
lid 4nd a little nulmcg'
Waffle oven in cssculiul,
however, for if pudding‘
over top. Bake 45 ‘
oa'ruuv neon:
a refit mamas
‘ lililillllll) new
_ Facts Worth Knowing, ,
Salt will remove the stains from
W one envelope, in onc‘iailwr caused by egg when appliediauordiug to the usual idea. One for secretaries in the past thirty yeamifivlutc slave" traffic in this stale.i
by with a soft cloth.
than dissolve in one half cup! --.
A red~hot iron will soften old putty
all: until dissolved, theniso‘that it can be easily removed.
When cool, add one cup of ra'ap-r Never use water from a stone “ASHE; side pieces are plain, begin at the;um name of the governor and of bird i: was said ycstt-rday, is the place,
‘ .‘oirior cooking purposes.
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| Never allow fresh meat to rcniain
’in paper: it absorbs the juice.
’ Nevcr keep vinegar or yeast in
Estonc. cmcks or jugs; their acid at-
tacks tli ,‘""""“..'“. \"“’"h is said to Dr
poisonous.
. To make your coffee laatc much
Wu and pour 0"" then" ‘ahbctter put 8 much or salt in cach mp'JID “1‘18"”! '0 ”W chin. 11”“ng 0"",Loomis. now practicing law. .yokc Ho put her in a “mac of ill-
= A little soda in pie crust improves
tt——'a "generous pinch to a pie.
l A larger beer bottle is a good sub
stitute for a hot-water bag.
' How to Mom! 3 Raincoat.
* Lay the coat flat on the table or
‘ironing board so that the torn picccs
grit together, and lay adhesive plaster
.vcr the torn places on the wrong side
lot" the coat. l’rcss togcthcr tightly
with lingers and let dry a tow min»
utes it will bc very hard to find
the torn places.
l
“1.
l A Novel Collar and Cut! Box.
To make this box, cover a cyilndcr-
....... ,‘tshnped rolled outs (box‘wllh cretonno
,and line the inside of box with colored
lilting cotton that will harmonlzc wi 11
purveet cream, 2 eggs, l ‘the cretonnc used. The cretonne can:
rolher shortening, 1 ten- bc put on plain or gathered; saw in}
8. teaspoons ginger, n:lll.;pockcls on the inside for collar undva separate coal and Skin” has stitched
:cut’f buttons.
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'Orangc Plc.
Allu one rounding tuhlcsptmul‘tti oi
'l‘tll'llfilili'cll. mixed with one cup of
cold water, to thrcc-guurters cup of
l-vilmg watcr and cook threc min-
tutea. Add it pinch of salt, the grin
,ul llllll of onc and one-half lornngua.
: no Juice of thrcc oranges, one cup
o
; u sugar, l'ld cool. Baal in Llll‘ yokcl
t
t
i 'ustc lined plate. llnke and cool
4
,_(‘0Hi oven for ten minutes.
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i maximum issue of notes of the Bank
d . of France hasrmeen raised by govern-
.! mont decree to_21,000,000,000 franc;
i'l‘hc previous maximum was 18,000,
£000,000 [l‘flllCSle‘llC‘ll was cstublishcd
‘ provisionally by a law of May .15. 1916.
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3.357: FUR and GEL"
HORLIGK’S
_ Inn ORIGINAL
MALTED MILK».
in.” nubgfibntod cost You name 115'
i" tvo rugs and the white of onc,'
nah well honlcn, and pour into n
lelnzhtly. Cover with a inerincuc
.mdu atit‘l with a level tablespoon~ » iwnco Cotupnn)’. which kept millions of. 50m”
in] oi powdered sugar and not in at .
.FRANCE BORROWS MORE MONEY
I’A’Rls, Feb. 16, .2z30 a. m.——The
.. ___ , ‘ __._._-_. ,.,..__4."" I . ‘ —i
l J “g ' l lSECRETARlES HAVE HAD PROM-,sERlOUS CHARGE MADE AGAINST (3de j) t‘ l i
t ~ _ l NENT PLACES : A' agar LESTA. . J @’ rac [Cd v,
i . x 1 ~—--——- 0 ‘
i . ‘ 'Bld tM t RAeteer'o. fl D K
llmpomnt Posts filled by Those WM, ' .afiffwm ”aw?” e 'r 7. ' t _ 01728 I’QHJVI? I]?
. . . 9 arm Ite Slave Law. , .
‘ l Have Served Bonn. Governors t li‘l'orm'ilion rccl-iv‘ul at the otticcl
' “"‘ - i Austin Brainard whose death was* ‘ . ‘ -. . f .- . .~ I'
' v - . .. ., : " , to! United blates lilrillt‘i At‘toine)
bottle 9t the new long loath haw noirccently noted, “'35 “1" “mi- ‘0 dl“! 'fllt'llll’ll'i‘ J. Rm liar-y, in .Hartl’ord, eflonf ,1
appearance whatever ”1 being COHl§,10f the men who have been executive;s‘..cus that tlierc is an abundancc ol' *
m. . - . . . . .l g ' ' ~ ..
V0, a few have taken important (it-31““ Lntted bums burcau ot lll-\é‘sll-; Prepared Sp cmlly for This NBWspoper
fumee" shade, has no visible fasten—Tice and of thosc wlto have not taken'ghhlm lfll Mgr: \(;i'l{ and (tin: (tori-(111”
. ' ‘ tmu. 0 en: (' notcc lll ouncc cu .
. , . . o .l .9 ..
‘ing beyond two little straps that, but lotflce many have taken places Ot‘arc utter m? mcn who buictit from:
top ”cm“ ”19‘ front. 1' "0‘“ "Wk to‘prntninoncc and influence in their‘ lht‘ ttatiic, and thc cxpcctutinn is that:
““m- ”‘9 from is laid in pluits. The! professions. The following list givesilllitlli ill‘l't’h‘is “'1'” “MUN lil‘iilgt‘ll0r1.l FCtClllIlg FlUCl/i in Broadcloth
instance, of light serge of the “grin:
By Pictorial Review
it'l'ahl which tlic prantmt ,aiimunt of
feet. The sk‘t ‘_ ' ‘ ,, ,
;tllr traffic emanates. “. 1‘ .lUlIIui to the bod-
3shouldcrs and cxtcnd to the hem. Theiprivate secretary, beginning with 1537,
. ~ , . . . - . .t . . ,, . . , ‘ ice with the waistline 1-.i
imu‘ straps, 3““ mentioned, are cu'twhen Phineas C. Lounsbul)’ “dh 30“; 'l‘hc district attorney‘s othcc hast :iro’iusertcdrpmketu whl‘cliediug‘heb:
in extenston to button across theemor‘ with Senator McLean as lli-‘i‘gl’azd fl warrant “sum for my “refit omitted, if desiréd_ ,.'l‘hcre is a ”yr“-
plails. Thu back is cut plain to the secretary:—— {of Albert Lea-ta, who, with Lena; liege foundation Skirt to which is v“.
inched n waistlining. to be finished
either with open or Vthapcd neck.
In medium size the costume require:-
5"); yards 54—inch broadcloth, with
2‘}; yards material till-inches wide for
foundation gorcs and '{é yard lining
for front and back.
Errors in cutting are impossible i:‘
the guides in the illustrations are
carefully studied and followed. First
lake the broadcloth and fold it' in
half. Thcn on the lengthwise fold
place the front gore of the gathered
ovcrekirt, as shown. To the right-of
this lay the collar. Now, take tho
back gore of the oversklrt and lay lht»
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length of a hip jacket, and below thin; I). (a. wunabury_uporgp p’ Mc‘i talténlgtgesllfitghn.;‘:iil}ui:t‘ll,iiliridsglflvéhl
”w lli‘diH’ifli m gathered. A Wide row : Leah, subsequently govcrnor and 110“}qu should inns-la act bail to be {cg-l
ot' stitching across the straight part‘llnued states Senator. eleglst‘d undcr the statc warrant, hc
.Uf ”'9 ”Mk “X“‘nds ‘0 ”18 Plane“: Morgan G. Bulkeley~SamuPl 0-fwill be zit-when lllltlel‘ um tedcralj
El'ronl HUGS? 111“ side MW“. 50 lhai.Prenticc. now chief justice and lutcrggonlipluint which Shaman him wllth at
l . ~. ‘1‘ b -h m-5 . . . - . .‘9 . 1vmatwn o l‘t‘ “nun write save
thc \ llOll efitct is of a o e ( e ,Auann litutnard, down»: (1 Aim: 'I‘hc claim iv that lmstu, took
1S9." especially as the 9011‘" “519115. Luzon D. Morris ----- St’l’llli’m' t ‘t illv girl. who is 1‘! your»; old. to HOl~
‘at‘thc sides in points laced withi 0. Vincent (lothn~l“ruuk D. llaiucfiitamc ,und hc lreuurntly made tripsw
ccrise. Another tua'iteau gives the'now superior court judge. previously; to liolyokv, and, at, ll‘lt? )[iolnl' (lit la!
Iidea or a bolero Jacket and Plain state's attorney. 1““‘01‘9" 3’“ “'m‘ml“ 1“ “” 0‘ ‘
. g , itutu ovcr to lllllt ”it money alto hndl
skirt and is very smart. it is made Lorrin A. Cool’w—».loltn ll, lltlthgimmpd from ”h. busiucss. fij‘er a‘,
iof turquoisc blue velvet. The upper umv practicing law. 31mg he look hcr hack to Ilritlgeport'. . straight edge directlv ,m the ”ham.
fpart is cut in the form or a straight George E. lpunabur)‘ ~-l‘3d“'fll"d 5l~.uzi.l cstablishml hcr in tin same ltnPj, 50 that um large Jon Derfomi'ofi,
bolero, fastening on the left, side from Day, now practicing laW. WWW. and :11 ”ill“ ("U 1‘“ “mg ”.9”: rest on aI lclagillwisc thread. The
, .. . W {_l to" pin: to lllll i ll“ mom-y nllP, o lam- WV“ it! PM“ 3113‘ bclow ”*9 17'8"“
the shoulder. The lower part of the Abirum Chamberlain Albert 1 ‘ U . . ‘ . q
‘ , . . . w... lhcn in» hhtrtcd lllt. girl to gore. Place the back of the bodies on
garment is gathered on to this bolero (hamberlnln, now prutliring l8“: Ul‘t‘Vt'hlt‘l‘t-K N. Y.. whore ho but her the lengthwise fold, with the sleeve.
MD 81! “Mind. and hill)! to the full Henry iloberiSMEd‘Vard 31- Do). In nnothcr house where she was cour- ond front with large “0" perforations
as shown in the guidc. he well; and
pocket are laid above the front gore.
The front; gore of the foundation
is laid on the lengthwise told of ma-
lcngth of tho skirt. The lowvr part Rollin S. \Voodl'ulfv-Chll‘l'll’v“ ”1' IPHUI '0 .L'h‘t‘ him ihP "WNW ”W "b-
. \ . _ .
- ‘ . . dullu, sccretur' oi Ncw llnvcn (‘hum- mun-t. and tinally llc (llllit'll but1
of the bolero in finislterLulth straight 3 , gm?“ .m Bridal-port. . ”P l‘rcqucutlyl
‘onlmcd u rcm'wr at tho girl until
rows of stitching, and the fastening 1)" 0" “"34”“?-
...-...._.. . -amamm
~ ' .\l..sl.:\t law t.... _ . .
Marcus ii. Holcomb \Riliinm low or the diam: micrm-y's ulllcc, wine red brondoloth trimmed with thread as illustrated.
Mallbie now in on". ... . <. .. . t braid. . Tito you} is of dainty bluo Th deal it of the co fume makes it
. - llc lllllll. by ht.~ ltl'lwluit’ll. threats to _ _ ' 'o g . g
l i ll ‘ . ‘ ) _ ........ liciil uud pointing a revolvcr at “my thill‘on with Quoted edges. l‘ho ndmtrublo for combmm two orator
t "W H ‘0 "“1 .no u “Ck” ”it": “1"" FULL PROTECTION FOR CEN3U3.. . . . ‘ , . . , , .v n bodice may be closed under tho nrnt nuts in its dnvelo men . Satin or
. . 11ml] thc girl as lllzl illlfiltlllll‘a mung , . .. ,
hug from tho neck in from m cutaway . . FIGURES. ,, w t. 1,0 the tour «ho had ”I“ he would .n so [too fly]? or over the dart at lunch; may he use fur the founda-
; form; and a scant flouncc of the mute- A fireproof and burslarprooi’ vaulti Lu“, hcr m“. M” SEW in not contrary .tho lc t front, in double “breasted e -. lion shirt.
‘rinl. falling at the lower cdgo oi thcsc which. in News will. has ”made“; to his demands. 'l‘itx‘fll'tlll. it was CU‘T'NF‘ 017,3 ”‘0me sxzz 3°
stitclml builds. adds to the luckct (if, millions of dollars at the asaets 0: “train, has mm thing from u“, mum-v , , 1 ’ _
loan, but has the twpeuruma of living
of the garment is “IN-"1N“ 9309-9! 10" George l“ ".moy—yt “an” A" howl tlmatt-ucd ll“l‘. .t t'cw days ago,‘ ' t
a row of buttons just wherc thc stitclri “1'“ “0w “”6qu mw' ,. éu‘nlc lilt‘," Wurc in u hon-l in liridgc- . . 7053‘
ling is. ‘ sum: crush collar cnvclopat lcornc/ l’. Hellenic-John 1. Rob»; “3”“ hr “mm“, mu rmulwr other. . . ’ ‘ . l
'lhp neck (.(mirmg the chin and mnflblusou, now practicing law. ‘ Tim grnllbcd thc tucltor and united Overdress _costumo_ m mne r‘rhi _ ~ ' . l
i ' “ . ‘ Frunk ll. \\'ccks«---i‘luu'lcs .\ (loud‘ It on tho man and shut illlll. Bc- broadcloth trimmed With braid. :lho tonal, but the back gore rests on o -
,Altogcther 0"" stops m “0M" . ‘(ltllnt of tho *-l"‘H7?|‘,'~‘ sit" and the vcst is of dntnty blue chiffon czoth lcngthwrae thread, while the piecing. .'
.whelhcr thin garmcnt is u long coat, “I" ‘ ‘ ‘. , i lilitl‘ wr-rc arres “d and they arc lwld with picolcd edges. for both front and back are laid par- .
it ‘lfm‘lllt‘i‘t’ "1'0““. 01‘ “ “Pi-Dilrait‘ NH” Simeon E' llaltlwluwltdwtu a:‘il‘or hunting in lit; state court. " ' :tllcl with the oelvages :I'o cut. lb; 5
‘uud skirt ’ {‘vrhotuaa. now it'dcrill Judgc; kcumti. 'i‘lil mum is out: of tlic most tlu- To the womnnflwhoso preference m blunt; of film waistaftgd l?” gander” l
A L '. . . . Wynne, now prncllclm: law. ;(.‘.‘."ollt \iolutinus m the Mann whitc for the overdrc _, no costu'tuo could 31?”;ng Wilt an ac W1 31:8" l
nothet "mm ”n“ i“ rally :1 "m“ ' "M has. conic to thc no. he more becom g than this one in 0 perforations ,on lengthmn
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> . rent insurance corpm‘flilon “0W pro- ‘. him by tho \vonrtn.
root. in the skirt part. extra ntute- facts all the results thus tar couectcdimm'“ m” m '
l ._ v...” . aflw...‘
“m is added ““d gathered under 1110 in the Connecticut Military Comma, . _ RAIN
'tlouncc cxactly us a skirt would tall now in progress in this state, and ud-tWASHINCTON S B'RTHDAV T
t ' - . d i it! SERVICE
'undcr a coat One could easily Wear dltlonnl returns will be place It 1
i- ' I ‘ “S 300" "9 they are received. The’ fin account of the ob'scrvauCe oi 4
Iouch a cent as thin dcscribed ovcnmlm is in the Connecticut Mumm‘i'l’uéitinglon's Birthday, the New York,
'lll)‘ son or a track. for tiny occuéion. Building in Hartford. and its hea‘vy New Haven & llurtlord Railroad, tol~ __.... "m...“-..‘...-,h._-....
000
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. . - - . 'I’lclrial Review Costume No 7053. Sizes 34 lo {6 inches bust.
l lwn rcmovc thc coat and bc in wimw‘hc room in which the statisticians'WMnE “3‘ “3““, custom. ,“m (lit-icon Price.025 cents. ’ ‘
| " . ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ working under the direction of thetlinfie unumbcr oflocnl trams into and . _ .
: “"r ""51““1“ ”‘0 ntomcnt "“31“ m:govcrnor‘u committee of assistants armour of New York on Thursday. F‘ch- p-......--......--, hm.- “WW"
ltlull‘r‘; for thcac muntcuus invariablytqnartcred. The room was t’ormorly‘mury 22.
cover the entire hown anll are out just I occupied by the Phoenix .sFire Insur-
» \hcn strict tulllcur is in ordcr, undmttw’ OUU‘!‘ “Dd “NW" doors one“ from
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~— Phoenix Silk Hose
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'navc bccn posted in the
l “”19 1°"Kl‘l‘ than ”1“ “SUN Skill-mom)“ oi socurilit‘ti in the vault. The railroad auctions informing the public
““0 ”mm“. “‘dQW- 3“"? "1"‘1013 bulngt “(urination being collected in the 163ml addition-ii alone: that will be made
ulcaigncd to combine many uses. thatimwns (it the state by the censor-my regular .‘ 'tw; into and out of thc
onc almost cxpects to son produccd n takers is being protected as care it ya, ’ , to c gm service dispensed - . p . .
.inglc garmcnt that can bc arra'ttge'lias the 1118 insurance company WWCM U l " Phoenix Silk Hose'ts determined not only by beauty of
v ' \ 1 n (I l 'l L a ' ‘ ' _ ‘
.o unswct' the purpose of anything? .- M ‘ a m, "mu? m ,_ ~. “2:: ' texture and shapelmess, but also by, durability. In that 1m
W-..“ W .- MW -~ ~ .J.,,., »
“tom :1 raincoat. to a bull gown. At portant feature.
any rule, utility is walking hand in .
:l hand with art, and French designers; Don’t Takeb-RE§RS PHOENIX SILK HOSE ' \
are learning to regard ille'forinel‘ ns‘. f stands pro-eminent. It is so serviceable that to wear it
lwillt on that “(ii Eda y.
gnu csscntia] quality; while, happily,’ If your‘stomach is "strong, your liver achlye, and bOW‘ , daily is true- eéonomy. Black, Whitfiw taupe, brown, pink
Alley-can b9 muted ““VPHO ”mm“ ‘ cls regular, take care to keep them so. ihesé organs ,_ . and blue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80¢ and,$1_.1_0 patr ‘
. $.th latter to tho prcsont demandsl arehnpomttowurhealfl], Keep thermn order With Infants' and Children's Phoenix ’ Silk Socks With hand
,upon their ingenuity. ‘ * ' ' t
; ronmfvoron. 0mm. Feb; 13,4 _ , . _ . -
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‘Simeon 1). plan, aged 3,», 39m, brow; and avmd any risk of serious illness. A dose or tw
l9" ohm. lute Unned- 3mm, Senatori as needed, will help the digestion, stimulate the bile"
crocheted tops run with ribbon. Pink, blue and white, ~ .
. C ‘ ~ ‘ ' 50¢ putt
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"We have the agencyaifor South Nonwalk.‘
cult:
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la!
gun
Still)
_ ~ .7 gorvute u. pun, area last night ante; ”and regulatethe habits» Thar, timely use willwve . ’ ' ' ' 4 TE -
HES‘I ERS PILLS lhome of his sompr. Willinml). Plum much needless suffering. fortify the 55’5th and ‘ ' J. I. MALLE
III] 0 91mm» ‘ . . v ‘ , ’ I
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. ; in this loam, after a long illness. He . ' " .I _ '
iuftonmzf” 6 was a native of Washington, Conu.,l Insure Goad Heal‘h i
m , ; . , 7 , . , _ . r . , . .» l WW St. South Norwolk.
g n R but had lued in Torrington place 1886.. . . . » c ‘ 3.8 gm“ . ' -
W“ 1'.” Llfi'mglll’lfidth? ituurtat' will be in Washington, prom-l ”5' 5’ “‘3’“ WWW“ mw'mm.£mvm&é3§ ’ '- ‘ ' ‘
nfinumlmnmlfieiuu‘a bly on Sunday. 0 .~ ’ . Direction. Spoon! clue to , of: l '
mmrfi‘s‘t “WWII!" . ‘ ‘l ‘r ". Q" ~V‘ ' Mfll
_ It ' ..... . """"1"'"Y"""'- (an: “
was com? mom :0“ {NEH an? oval 0W , . - M p \ I , ,- i ~ '1?
mo am: to won m on NIH run You mm , \ - mmb in! mg was; “ 1'
for mnttmt mutt? V002: Woe?" ‘ \ ' o. . . --
‘ . . ‘ Ram: "5 ".m t l new MAKE wot;
you vom'wromr will armrest
lotion?
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Mo’mw Uu'Li
#6“an
Norwalk Chronicler