M 0000 000MB
Lamb Steaks Beamaise.
I, ‘3 even slices about 3-4 or a
. each and 1 inch in thickness
ales of spring lamb; neatly fiat-
VII ill I clearer and make ‘- fer.
incisions on the skin all around
alts; season all mer with a
31 salt and ‘1-2 teaspoon white
‘ ,' thoroughly heat 2 tablespoons
in u. trying pan, lay the steaks in
$1.11. one beside another and brisk
on the range for ti minutes on
' (ride; dress on a. hot dish, deci
with watercress, serve with
: «sauce made as follows:
fresh chopped tarragon, 2 ta-
good white wine vinegar, 2
1: yolks. 2% ounces hot fresh
litter and 1 teaspoon white or
pepper; place shallots tarragon,
Ir Ind pepper in a small sauce
reduce to 17$ quantity on a slow
press it through a napkin into
or saucepan, add the2
y mix with the whisk with the
on the Corner of the range for 4
tea without allowing to boil;
.ij add the hot melted butter,
'I‘. My mixing meanwhile antlI
I the pan on the corner of the
season with Httitspoon salt and
“spoon finely chopped parsley:
ifliiiGESiiith ' .
mu finely \ ‘Iopped shallots, 1
imputation
III __s____t0ItI now
Left Over Potatoes.
Mashed potatoes are almost as
much of a friend in need of the cook
as beef stodk or white sauce. And lteshen up their w-inter clothes, before
there are almost as many dishes that getting llii’il‘ b‘lll'lng ””1185. for ii is
are built up on this nourishing fouu. 'stiii some. time before the weather will
dation as on breadcrumbs or boiled allow us to be comfortable in spring
rice. So it you have a few boiled po- clothes. Only those \Iho have been
ttttoes left ‘over,’ the best thing to do able to replenish their wardrobes very
is to convert them into mashed pota- frequently throughout the winter will
toes. Put; the pieces of potato through nut feel the necessity of adding new
a vegetable press, season with salt iOUi'ilt’S l0 their clothes
And pepper, add a little butter and There are new sets of vests and col-l
enough milk to make creamy and beat lars and separate (‘lliTS 10 maiClI.01‘I
vigorously till light an'd fluffy_ ‘ matching collars and cuffs which will
First of all in the list of things to do much toward lllflkl'lg. K Chang
do with luucil'. .. , atov: come potato a dress of which you may hate tired.
balls and no one should look askance ’I‘hese collars and cuffs are. of white
at this dish when well cooked After shantu'rg silk trimmed .al the ”it!”
”it” balls 81‘? formed from the point can with bands of plain colored silk or the
and ready to cook. make a hole in I‘ollf’d oi figured HilkS- Til“ '38 ilOd
each and ill! with a mixture of a cup- (‘010I‘vd Silk adds a bright KOUCh which'
tul of grated 0.119950 flavored with is very refreshing The flat, relied col-
salt butter and celery salt Form the lar in sailor shape is still a favorite
tantrum taut
|
l
3T0 FRESHEN THE
DRESS.
egg yolks. [op of the ball over, and whisk in“, I Some. Of the collars are made double; :’ s'iOthS, Conn.,
hot ov.en Try this and 599, whether for instance there is a lower collar of
you don't think potato balls are de- “Mi" silk and 9“ upper 1‘0"” in
llcious. greeth rose, gold or any of the {ash
Potato patties call tor well seasoned ronable 0010"". ‘1‘“ 511m“ “1399. 'bllt
mashed potatoes l-‘iatyn the magma stunner, so that an edge of the white
iIUtutocs otti on a floured bread board shows ii“ around
and cut in circles. with a glass “‘"l'I (indies alsootTt-r anolher possibility
blet itoll in bread crumbs and then for treshenini: MMSMI Tire girdle ‘5.
effects .tb match in color this design rs littdrran
illi III 0i Itissttt l
WINTERI
Thert are many people who wish .0;
sides only IlI‘Ior the attractive silks. ,itiirs‘
which may be bad in plain and figured
i lI’. Francois. \\'.
Ufatfill l4. 1.
Schai’f, fitzwiiliaut, N.-
Hampton
Cuffs on shirts and on the lower
'edges 0‘ the slip on Nouses which 30" :~_\lt rullrought Farm, Columbia:
toompuny theni, are noticed in a "goodi ( ”,1,
many dresses. The cuffs may be. deep ,- L, \iullt, \l’
l‘” narrow and are finished with ma- 1 i' 1.. w W“ Fm",
chine stitching, giving the effect of the!
bears having been placed on right “(all
White Wyandottes.
utet'btn‘Iy. (‘on'n
\‘t'estvilie, N. Ii.
Rhode Island. Beds.
'9
“9
II.
III. Jansen, North Haven,
linstead of the wrong side of the dresa (.“m 516
A pleated, up standing frlll about half, tittngt W. llarris, ‘t‘t‘estport, I
an inch deep is sometimes used ass , ”m. , 478'
finish to the' cuffs This, of itself. pro-I! ”m ,9“, Pom”), Farm. Si. Al- [
vides sufficient trimming in 8011‘“: buns, Vt. 457i
”06°15“ t White Leghorns. ‘
._.. ‘I A. P. Robinson, (‘alver-ton. N. I,
i r. 627}
Sloflks "ENS MAKE ‘il..ttoit Poultry Yard». Sufiield
In: t‘Inn . 520!
i 600” All l08$f8§i U. LtEP‘th‘e‘, New l’ttltz, N. l
tons Bridgeport It. i. i27t
. Mlscetianeous. I
“ENNIS Expected to Pass "I am. IKt . haw Farms (Buff Rocks), l
lIaIIbt, Conn. -~ 430 ‘
. ”‘° '“ 6""wfi’t-0"r 300° t>intI (l. Knight (White Oriiinq- 1
Eggs laid last Week .\ ; tons), Bridgeton, u. I. 427!
it‘it-yes Iv Sullivan (Buff \Vyau- i
Wb- fill-”FD" ”'0 trotles), liartiord, t‘onrr. 419
or three weeks the drone in the buy _.,._.___________.._
int; contest at Storrs fell behind iast‘pncmg ROGERS MAKES flEwI
wat‘ ' record, but in the sixteenth SKATING RECORD. I
week they more than grade good their'
loans. The total yield amounted to Tr'weiI Twentyostx Miles at Cohces,
“.tit‘fifvn‘am II twin of 287 ov'I'I the N. Y., in .One Hour, Twenty—FIN
[Ii't“i0US week's production and 29?. Minute; and TwentyJ'wo Secondu.‘
now than for the corresponding week, 'I‘lltlY, N. \'.; Feb. 26.-—~Arclrie Rog-
h
l
l
i
f defy afractzcdl
Jlome Drew/Waldo
.Qwonr
{I Prepared Specially for This Newspaper “it
By Pictorial Review
, 2.
.x‘.
For Manly Little Men.
but by sidcclosiug trousers and hat
the front and birth out in two set.-
tious Which are joined under the belt.
Tire upper sections are ‘iltkf‘d in sic-1
seam effect and attached to a square
shoulder )olte. A round tum- down
collar finishes the neck. The sleeve!
have two scams and are. plain at the
wrists except for two buttons of self—
material.
Fill“ a boy of eight; years the 5112’.
Ittiuircs 21,“; yards .M-itrch serge
There are many ltiet-es to the pattern
so that it will be necessary for the
home setter to studt the guide cart:-
itril
per 1' -tly This is necessary for com-—
may of material- as well as for the
appearance of the suit.
First the serge is failed in half.
The lower- and upper back of the coat
are. placed on a lengthwise foil 0“
material. Then comes the back, with
single large “0" perforations on it
lengthwise thread. Next, in the or.
tier harried, are laid the yoke, colla-
.tntl v.- aistbuuds (C and D) with the
belt last.
In the row about are placed the up-
per and lower front of the' jacket, the
‘ ‘ . . t IIPi' sleeve section .Ioekcts yoke
“'1“an sure I] SIDIIIIIIU dish jin beaten egg” and “'3' i“ 099D “it an important feature "I ”I“ dress at H .‘Hil “RU. Mi‘l'l'l'lilflllflill P'fll'lil'fi fire or l‘ottuhkecnsie. in winning the 1213031“! flyot‘troustIIrsI All of they;
' “ _ lurain on brown paper and make a l”"““"‘- "“d ”MW “'9 many charming \lttit‘ \i’yandottes from ,t‘oiumbid. :‘illltlal 26 miles skating 'Irraratlrart at sbctions aro‘lnitl’ on the serge so that;
. It 1 P3“: bCake. . hole in each in which to place a little “”31""- calming “'0’“ ”‘9 V9” narrow ( . tin; Dr. N. W. Sanbnrn'a buff,t'olme:. yesterday afternoon. broke all éIIELrluéiIlIifiIIise tihrgfilrforatrous ”St 0"
£11 “fibrin“? lliltter in an earth- ground nuts or glutpd 91,095,. and apron-string girdle hanging with long, -tt,‘.,.n,,do,,u.s t‘ronI Humpm Mass" and uni-id‘s records from the twentiethl . Tire upper row contains the under--
th Ib ‘5 99 a fine IIIICII chopped parsley, 1003““ “it“; in ”I“ \I'lticgirdlt- which is A. i). lIrundage'e Rhodv island Reds mile His time for 26 miles was am A blue serge suit that would please facing, the lower sleeve section and
“mg, bin P9121" :‘IIOIe eggs till Here is a way i" "Niki“ botato salai arranged artrstlcally ”’ a 5"“I crushed. Il'Oill llnnbut’y. all “Cd for first place. hour, 23 Initiates 2‘: seconds. sup- {lily M."- “lc jacket is irimlalfdt “ii“ the front of the trousers, all laid with
g u H d gass 0f brandy front mashed effect. Wide ribbon girdles :tr . ve \. - ‘ !' . . . . - ~ , . . . ,' , 1 Ituclts stitched in slot scam c «It the large “0” perforations on. a
I tie lemon peel shaved tine thin two cunt‘uls ofoviI:ll):I:asorItItdCI:IIs IImlI often soon I I. IIIIIII IItIvIIImtIl InIIIIf III I“ lquoys IIIIIIIIIIIII IIII :lIiIIIIIfi IIIlIdI {III JOIN]: lul II“ a hm and square yoke Of “It. IIIIIgIIIWIse IIIIIIIIIIdI 0f the serge.
, . ‘ lla‘ilt’l ‘ ‘t. Ittt» yau ottes roar In or my. tt‘rrlson, at - nneapois, . inn ‘e nmtfliaL . ‘ 13“,": 1,“,th may be substituted
‘ €4,113“ 11d (f flour But in potatoes, “ “'b]"”l’9°“illl 0i choppedl lJIIt-tiii l‘}. Jonson's lihode lsluntl Reds t3. tilti. lloLers' fastest Iniiet 'ae the,i i‘t-r those of self-material, if desired.
0 B 101" A IIOIIIId onions. Beat till flight and then add: hoot North Haven. Conn. and A. l’.I2~itlI. which be cdv'ered in two min.t Styles for boys show remarkable There is \er_v little differ-cirrus in l}!!!
.. elite is made the same by Dut- two chopped hard boiler! figs. Scrvie l' I' . ' Willi l . h . f' In ‘t‘ i- I 5" ,. it t. "MM" “"0 is a suit of really dis- “ISI’ WWW” ESPNIRIIY 1 the se 1-
I 34; pounds of clean cutr i:tnt.-' ith F . h i .‘l'm‘mnfl l l l“ ornq m .a “u“ “ “WW“ “ tiitguishotl appearance carried out in buttons have to be made by someone
pound of lemon reel \\ rt nc dressing seasoned wI‘oii \«(Iili‘ll N. Y all tied lor second plttco . 1 blue huge. The javket is “comp“, ,“ ,9“ng a specialty of‘such work.
I.‘ . ‘ _._____ I ‘ I‘M]? mustard ""d celery Fflii- l “Hit it 0" its each. Merritt M (‘iarlia ITrINCbUiDl '75 snowma am- so _i ’
,— . ere s a rule for a delicious lunch-g ., .mm 1 09,“, from lirooktleld (‘9 m". _ _ m ,. _. ‘ . - ,
""99“ and Orange Marmalade 'tIun dish To thrte ctr ‘ I ’ II I I I II
I. . . pfuls of seasoned I. ~. . . ‘ . go o ,
. 2 large ”De Dml’lillples. illt‘ll mashed potatoes add one teaspoontul. _I-II.ILILI)f“:.:‘oI,II,\.IhIIngaIraz I;.::,hm:I DHCH GORE 5
,. ”a remove core. P991 0 Iliiltl of grated nutmeg. two well btaicn III,“ Iw .‘Imofiti, from @055..in N '
I and slice them, also the pine 'eggs and time liiblt‘spoont‘ulg of melt- III}; Iund IAIILmu; tneds (mm Ne“.|;,',nI ‘.
eiglgzvgifgffu;oilitmpimt it: :lllfli: edt huttler. Folrai \\ith iloured hands u. 1., mu “,m, 42 eggs PM], i 3_
‘. . m o cams an try on a hot griddle. r t M h Fro‘ Le horn: iP ti 8] RehetrestheI I
kettle. Lot . .. .. , )‘9“; "C "l 9 081 V y
m simmtr out It Bake to a mu brown 0 ' ' to until this time the Rocks Reds, Suffe {as I
a all“ to ”’“We‘iumm‘l Of all Potato pic is made in a deep bak- and \Vyuntlottcs and also the Outing; l‘ t I
M113 Id pII.IIIIIIIy III IIKIIII) ing (“an it culls for “ LOOG ““9””; I tort. have been luviniemore than their M C Pr f i '
» t “5. . . . - . " ore onvinc'm oo , -
._..._ of (001“ d] Irrtat “lllCll should bl cut . illltl tutu of the total egg yield. broth 8 E
. l \ . » V t
* not We
try to get lettuce “I"Ih 30"“ the meat lace a 1 III I: ll Ilill‘ tutected to gain railidl)'- N0" gfivgopowcrs were doubted and hiltltO‘I ,-
earis to it.- resolve the heart d ‘ 1p i ayer 0 we “NU :tllll\ this but. the Leghorns will lbse beprovetl but the woof come until
. . ' i , viv- i — ‘ -
t... he .. .. t 22:: .til":‘l§.t1°t§‘f§§.: I . ..- .. me... ~.-——-- —~»~ . ,._. ~ —-:==~
upright Hare a good thick 'A delicious salad dressiIr for l _ l . .hi-uotliuess. whereas In the contest last thousands of \ omen have experienced - ’ .
rijse dressing—like butter or.“l it I) I d I ‘ g ‘ p urn, Met-tr each erode island lied averaged the month . "ltil'ccts from its use I ~ _ \,
rat pile the leaves in pyramid liming can go ma eIIIIIII marred ,poIi. :‘t I lose nearly 40 days during the ime‘dfluedIiI -:;Ictinisleg;::nrgglydrgl:ol: i - .
Db D‘Have the. lobster taken frorrrl tnaqhidas taio 0‘11": fiIIton l imagtnt ‘ lien. and I‘iull Rock and Wyirndoite 13:28 ftfl'nwtrivh IIoiIiIls l _ ,
and cut. not chopped. in small iug' p0 ma I n 0 ha m dress ‘27 days as against only 4 days {or 1110 The f0“0\l‘.t-,,£ i. List '75: J}; one ofthe ; ,
t, Hm ”‘0 C‘“ lobster inside' This ctlls for one half cupiul ot‘I NW?“ “”1““. ““h ”‘9“ “g“‘e“.“‘f,“’,,“,§‘,§:,f"',gffi’ q cam, fee, ; NEW SPRING STYLES .
. III the pyramid over with maytm l I ‘ at .t lanai-s for computation. it is safe e ' ‘ -. i
mashed tat . . . - J ' that] hate ("‘l“ rr int until I tell I _ _. - .
auce. I“DoonmpgachmsafflgfgngIfi-dq IE; it" l'lt‘dict ”it“ a" the bird“ "1 “‘9 what Lydia l'..I raiaiItt-Jnys Vegetable; All the world of fashion now studies the styles for'sprmg.
I ““ I I I g I' . . ~i‘t . lsuftered - . . _ .
Rhubarb Sherbet and sugar. Add one tablesptmntui 01'} “ ' II _ . “32:3“..331‘? IzgzIIIiZIIItI; be 3:33:11): Eggpggrmgnfrxgfizs :onikcodld hardly F'rSt comes the .ChOICC 0f Corsets for they ..re lhe very
he as much young mum”) “mu \i'teg‘m'. Press through a sieve. and F°"‘ “Minn“ °i M“°““"I' -s"_5n .. d ""9 “r in e In I :2 drag around and do mv \"ork. I was base and foundation of styles 2n gowns. We carry the.
. 0 add three quarters of a cIupful of olitoI The “39‘ 9f ribbon as a dress trinr- 9” n., an summer ey w OSI V" ”WW“ and haddizzys lube“ R‘I& G, Wamers C. B. La Sprite, Thomsons and Nemo
11 cut Into short l(’lliiths as min is “15 “e .9“ I (i in all about 18 000 days or 50 "iron flag es and headache: until irt'c was a ’
, oil very gradually and another table g 0 q“ a m" y. ”8 use I d bot- C t
(Insure halt a pint. Boil this In ii i h . “A” in the laying contest a “hen burden. My husbtin brougttmca ors: s."
It Inter f :00 ~ . ,koonfm of vinegar. to trim t e new collarless necks and . . e0! Lydia E Pinkham 9 Vegetable ‘ ‘ , ,
“. 'm ‘ “mm“ 5"3‘" —- ' ' 'sleeIeS. and also trims the skirts of “I” mm“? “1‘0““ 150 Egg“ 0’ ”‘9. Compound andtsoonbegénto imPYOV". Prices range irom‘ .. ........ $1. 00 to $5. 00
M through muslin, sweeten Two HELD FOIR ROBBERY afternoon and evening dresses On 5’91, number that oath Iron is expected to: :lcontinued its use and am now free "
6 large lumps or sugar 1 mm “,3“, mo ribbon is one“ ,mm 1' , (mung. he, 5,3, m, Sign. Thuslfmmilpaips and aches ”IIIII'tIlIatIIte iii; Also a Good Line of Ferris Waists for Children, Misses and
. ~ ’ ’ - err. on ma use ta 9 er ,
ve been rubbed upon the rind \E\\ HAVEN Feb. 26.—C. C Hen- duced as a trimming detail. 'ii (“in be seen that liI‘OOdineSS is 9- “ way you like folI-Lwant the world Women ._ ,, , _ _ , , , _ . , , , , _. , , . _ ,, ,,,,, 65¢ to $1 25 _
1i lento'n until the flavor has derson a negro porter at a local hotel Puffed and Cufied Frock. Fratlrrr expensive pastime as in a mix- i to now what a grand medicine Lydia ‘
meted; tstrr the sherbet till and .l H. O. EVerson arreSted in con- To vary the. monotony of the pe:— i‘" “00“ Of a thousand hens ‘t “ME -Pinkgamos {fitfiyggy “332mm ' l t
is dissolved. Freeze‘ until nection with a jewelry robbery in' teeny straight-up- and- down dress vol‘. Pt the loss of bundredsoi‘ dozensin ”We finentlfm‘ Texas.I _ 7‘
ervtng in glasses Sut- which Mrs. George 0. Hammond and there are several new models of which 0i eggs , l the Lydia E PinkhnIm Medii . . ~ -- ' . I
one quaint titer daughter Dorothy had 81. 500 of one is shown in the sketch. The waist '1 ilt‘ three be“ D9119 ill 9801‘ 0' mulch}: 0°" Lynn, Mass, for free advice. l J. I MA I 'l 'E I l E
.q Is. 0 ’
valuables taken were held in bonds is cut in sections permitting the use i‘lll‘ICiDal varieties are as fOHOWS i ‘.._._.”:__._ ' ’ ' . _ . . ,
bhbnt is delinquent and today péndinga amsearch for a third ofutwo materials. The skirt shows the Barred PlymoutikRocks. If your tenant is delinquent and ‘ . ‘ N
9001119 a Sentinel classi-‘\man Much \Df l 6 jewelry has been new puffed effect at the lower edge, Fttirileld Poultry Farms, Short destructive become: Sentiue1,_classi '88 Washington St- "“ 3 ~ _S°llth 7 de' .
he". at once: .lrecotered with the draped panel's confined to the HHS. N H. 475, tied advertiser at once. I , ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘
. - . . , . . . , ‘ .5 ' . .P‘ " ,.
‘ r . _ _ ”47“ __ _ __ . .. _ ——ah~
were
are iii owe tom sows ‘
To MB As Is I AINT Gar
WIELL NEIL "3 tr tstv‘r
‘LOLD FRIEND
EARL .5: RD i
IENDS l ,
IIELto stint. ‘
Hows mates? - NEVER FELT
it
IiII “Willi
littiittttlt
‘lIII .
”bi
it “Ali/l“ .l. “I“,
A,“ ”fit ““mIIjli'
i
l U 0‘.
' "' u n o. no»
r _
. u“
a .Uo- o ...
in order to hate them harraugctl .
. ywav- . .. -.«
~ pr~w—-.-~
"It. . "w
r:
Norwalk Chronicler