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» Bolted Eggs
With Spinach.
ripper and chop fine. Form
deuired.
to“, season. sprinkle lightly with but
*tered crumbs and bake in the oven un
til the eggs have, set. .
Baked Potatoes with Sausage Stuffing
carer.
lures.
. ' 'bcil later with others. for mashed pom-
' 7 toes.
Banana Tapioca.
Four ripe bananas. four tablespoon-
‘V1uls granulated‘ tapioca- four tabla
spoonfuls sugar, {our tablespoonruls
fcyrrant jelly or any red lart jelly. One.
' half teaspoonful salt.
' 'Add the tapioca to l l'upiuls of boil-
ing water slowly; boll 30 minutes: a‘dd
sugar. jelly and salt; boil 3 minutes. 1;:
mull jelly is dissolved. Slab and
». scrape the" bananas; slice thin'into im»
. :creaxn narfait glasses or glassvbowl:
4' pour over hot tapioca: set in cold
v. place. This can be served with whip-
‘ped cream."
. '/ Mock Scallops. l
:Rcmove bones and skin from a two-
"poundsiice of halibut. haddock‘or cod.
(With sharp knife or scissors cut the
fish into cubes. Cover with two cup-
Iuls of milk and let marinate in the
milk thirty minutes.
milk. reserving
' chowder.
all about ten minutes. Drain, dust,
" . and bake eight or ten minutes in a
V hot oven. Serve with lemon '
creamed egg or tartar sauce.
. ' , hp _
‘ Rice and Cheese Rarebit. I
- Due-quarter cupiul rice, thme—qunr.
; ‘ters cuplul cheese, one and one-half
cupfuls milk, two labie'spooni‘uls flour.
one and one-half teaspoonfuls salt, one.
quarter teaspoonful pepper. Boil rice
in plenty of water. When cooked ten-
vder add milk and the flour mixed with
onequarter cupl‘ul of water. Allow this
to boil, add salt and popper and when
it again reaches boiling point remove
from fire and add cheese chopped final
Stir cheese through the hot mixture;
until it melts. Serve on toast. , i
it for fish
‘ l
g . Croquettes Even for Dessert. l
, Dessert croquettes are made like:
911m“ quick croquettes, using leftover.i
riceor hominy and omitting savory;
' cleaning. Flavor with a little grated;
orange or lemon peel. salt and sweet-l
very slightly or not at all. Season.
,. hile warm and add a teaspoonful oil
Mtte‘r'hnd one egg yolk. Cool, makez
into croquettes and serve hot \vi;h
maple syrup.
Spinach with Boiled Potatoes.
Cook spinach in a little water with
small piece or ’salt pork. "When part}
cooked add several small peeled po-
. cover with the spinach and
until the potatoes and spinach
' done. Season with salt. pepper
utter and serve on a platter. ‘
18 .THE GREAT FAMILY '
h‘lEDY FOR ALL FOFMS OF
LOB-AND A‘ REMARKABLE
on ‘ curlve FOR THE MORE
VGEnoua THROAT AND
G COMPLAINTS OF
rs Ann-cHlLoREN.
a bottle of Llnom'ne handy at
ei: there's no tolling what in.
'will be needed‘ especialclyiu
that, threaten bronchitis.
uife equals Linonlne for
l
ook'spinng'e in its own water, sea-3
' ‘with butter or bacon fat, salt and, Wm} a thread from the goods. but “-
into a '
mold on a shallow baking dish and tor the eye of a needle small enough 10;
make indentations for as many eggs
Break the eggs into hol-l'
‘ Wash potatoes, cut a. hole through ”“15 made.
he potato lengthwise, using an apple gently but
Fill the cavity with sausage.
Bake in a pan for about forty-five min- .
Reserve the part out out and to dam with a mixture of threads, but
, NEW COCKTAIL AN OASls
Drain off the:
soup on
Let the drained fish soak in'
slices.'
ment of wireless telephony between
Ireland and Canada was announced to-
day by the Marconi Company.
-u nun—nu
i
! F J “on bin 5
. ash: P i .
.’ l: ~ g ‘-
i ‘ l
l Mending Woolen FIbflCS.‘ l Coats of velour de laine are em—
u‘oolen materials should be darned, broidered in checker board patterns.
' Huge tasscls of fringe hang from the
coils of luxurious evening wraps.
ii there is any one feature notice-
5 able about the new blouse it is frills.
Take a short piece 0f very fine cot-5 lNarrow silver braid is the exclusive
ion-thread. No. 120 is fine enough. trimming of dainty evening gowns.
l Baum" n and ”a“ it through the eye The new Irish lisle stockings are;
lot the needle for an inch. Slip an end made with the seams on the side all
_l' of the woolen thread through thejoop lhe feet. '
' Draw had: me ”mm A tunic oi-brmm net embroidered
firmly and the woolen with jet olcr a slip of brown satin
-' thread will follow. ' ' malms an effective costume.
‘ l! the cloth is a mixture. be careful “rub a green and black plaid skirt is
worn a green velvet oven-blouse of
is difficult to get the barbed fibre to enuf
do really fine work.
use. the stronger for the warp, filling in
. . , most simple design. .
.~ l - ‘. . . - b _ _
:“llll the fral er rayel ngs A bias ll e long walst llne filled with a
:of cloth will furnish the necessary
. crushed girdle is a feature which
length 01‘ thread. ‘ : _ . .-
' acllleves a slender sllllouetle. .
T Cl Fl A frock of turquoise blue chiflon
' ~ 0 can oor. velvet has edges of silver ribbon and!
A floor “web has become staiuml " uirdle of dahlia-colored velvet *
“a" ”9 “mm" by ”was "er" “9"" Unusual is the collar which drapes
;w’;ih:_ lump“? [19:23“?! in“; allied-ward softly across the from. ties in a knot
po 5 ln., w. a urnw e rusl. at the back and hangs in long loose
washing Crepe de Chine. ends
:0 “(ash Sucrepekd: ‘(l‘h‘l‘nph we? Very interesting combinations of
v u g . , . _
an "0 a l ' 'r" " 0 r ”e ' tricoletto'an‘d Georgette. satin and taf-
A Home}: TWA.
highly modish costume.
girdle effect.
cents.
If you are looking for a (‘20 'er mo- ’
dc! to use in making over last son
son's satin. here it is, Just get {our
yards at check toilets. and Jnakf.‘ an .
urordress, using your old satin for
a foundation and the result pill be-L"
Trim v'itt
buttons and a silken cord, used it
Pictorial Review ”Dress No. 7213:
Sizes. 34 to 48 inches bust. Price, 2'
lsv'lt Always The Husband's Faultl ‘
, Is’thc wife never to blame! ls Spencer ,
1 Clayton to be reproacllcd for what he did? i
4 Do you think his wife cntirc'fy gulltlms? '
l Don’t miss the absorbing new novel ,
“Dangerous Days”
By MARY‘ROBERTS RINEHART
~ Author of “The Amsring‘lntcriude” etc.
Beginning in Pictorial Review for March
Here is the novel that shows whata woman can
make of 2'. man. In this book lVlrs. Rinehar:
puts her linzcr on one of the vital weaknes—
ses in Alllsrimn life. ” '
"~
; lliE‘! ARE ALL. REGOEHENDIKS
' “iiElilficiE PF. 35329305 99"
} Thor: have rig-«l “l-Tru‘l‘are Pro-
; scription 2m" and {belt lir‘ (l; M‘TJnf—gi' l‘
l wcary swollen joints illitl mm lnx
l have disappegll-Pd. what a r'lil‘l' all” 3
athose long weeks cf sum-ring and
misery. . I
"Neutrono Prescription 99" causes l
all rheumatic poisons to disappéal -
ity purifying the‘blood. making it a; l'
uaturr- intended it should be. 3
Go to your dinggist and get a 5M ,
or $1.00 hotlln and insure your sham ‘
of life's comfort and happiness. l
. Mead, the druggist and leading drug-é
’ gists everywhere. 3
You can :‘(lmplrtc this book-length 3150
* novel in jut: {our issues of
PlCTORiA'L REVIE a: ‘A
Beginning with March
NOXV ON SALE
James Dannelly
=2 ...
“-m l
5 THE STIMULANT OF MOVIES
filf education were a process merelyf
oi gorglng the memorv with facts‘
the movie houses would be little bet.
tor than lhe l Ulnér saloons which the; .
:are superseding. They do not supplyi
[any solid mental food. The fra\’eloguo’
and the week'lt events are on the,
‘w‘j
rec-lions. . . ._-_
\Vash in warm water with any 000 feta are seen.
' ' g ‘ Narrow bands of apricot silk finish pink and orchid.
. z _ .
:ihte' 9:32-3:21: rmse until pleati- 1n the sleeves and collar of a quaint frock
:1 er a on . same . tempera ure. of ivory silk.
32:19:" “9..” ”ram? m“ The W
l; r l: 'ith mm on. 'ah I ione half 0? heavy chlflon
ou . on is warm, 11507 0 . m- wearer from germs. from Paris is
3 Crop-e d” Ch'“e_wams ”em"! m mm: A high crowned but has a rolling around Nib knees.
way Will not shrink. Grav is a
_-
veil has its lower OVer in route floss.
to protect the
astonishingly
i brim and is trimmed will; a large pom.
lpom of taupe feathers.
Horizon blue crepe
chalk beads make a charming gown.
. 'llh suite with l ted kirt.
IN THE ao~a.oav GLOOM mmmed “ ' pea s s
From Detroit, abode of temperance
and the home of the flivver, comes the
gladsome news of the discovery of a
temperance cocktail which is no ilivv
ver. The news reached Broadway re:
cently through the medium of B. G.
Kovlhc-r, now “mung at the Vander-
bilt. ‘ r .‘ '
All that one nPeds to produce tho
new gloom disp-allor is a small glass of
grape juice. just the ordinary Billy
Bryan kind, and a little pellet of yeast.
Those who have sampled the new
thirst quencher. according to Mr. Km.-
lher. are unanimous in their testimony
that the well known Manhattan or
white for lined with emerald green.
A sweater coat of bright green duve-
lyn has a. high collar of skunk.
, The new spring frocks illustrate ex~
treme simplicity of even severity. .
_but tucks and sell mines.
tin—u.
mist gray and nickel as fell as taupe.
A coat of old ‘bluewvclvet is trimmed
with beads and bands .of kolinsky.
Undervesls of black llama are em-
broidered in simple designs of rod and
blue.
in an unconscious condition
he had a gas tube in his mouth.
Shades of coral turquois. jade.
A sports frock of rose silk jersey
has I long over-tunic embroidered all'
Almost every model wrap or gown'
,close
very popular color in
Paris just now, especially for little
Some of the new Georgette frocks
A magnificent evening coat in or are very simple indeed, having nothlnx
] FOUND DYING IN l. W. W.~HALL
WATERBURY.‘:}inr. l9.-—-ln ‘mn
. gfhe new 8mz8,..f0r 59”“ -‘nFludp game ball, at 305‘ Banks street, where
‘ ‘ the I. W. W. were corraled by the po-
lice lost week, Antone Goml'nko of
241 Abbot avenue, this city. was found
today.
Vl'hen discowred by a fellow Russian
Ho l'iforv'. says Edward F. Bigelow
Chiffon velvels come in beautiful ll.l helicvcd ") have been discouraged BOS'S' LEI“. the 80." SCOUVS “1383110“-
r089. because of his inability to get work.
counter like the free lunch. but the
make-believe, like the alcohol, is one
I
\d95‘r‘ild stimulant, "‘9 drug against ”‘9 cos combination in history has born I
worries “of reality. the door of "scape announced in New York ”City this?
limo the dream. it happens. however. “'99"- Th" ”'0 largest circus“? in;
”h“ in making something more than America. the Barnum & Bailey bloat-
Sh - ‘ th d h i l l
an animal out of a man, the education PM 0‘ on hm an t e R mg mg
B h 'C’ ha~ b .llhfl -:‘
inf the sympathetic emotions is as val- dgédfig‘m guzmugfmm?2m§$m,l. (T 1 Have "ewes lll llCll 3 u
.uable as any tuition in mathematics or which now beam the name Ringling; "Ba. Red fighllllg BEBE!!!
any acquisition of practicarknovlodze.Bmmm'” and ’3'”an & Bailey Com-j
l 'h' h billed. This organlzation will open‘
If“ the common “hm 5' n ‘5 ‘ " ‘3 its season at Madison Square Gal-dun !
quickening of inlazinatlve sympathy on Saturday afternoon, March 29m. , Vita! form f.-
.. ‘ . . . .‘ Th mbin U f U Q ' _ fa _ which lomlr-ls ill
that the beast ls Willllzed, iRni it. 8 00 a 0n 0 le-9 “0 "1 made, ll IS
holding.
The llcnllh and ncrvn of .2 '
Hill mind acquires the sensitive anten- 0“” SPOWS,” effective, ”0‘ only "0"
l . . _ the how lork engagement, but also.
one that keeps hlln m friendly moon for the tour of the United States via: ~“lull Nature illlmllicrl
l‘vl'h his neighbors. HP develops '91" which the combined shows will make an“ would" m havc'
_ . 'i‘h ll l r . l . .
:organs of perception that apprehend under canvas, [0'10‘7188 the teltmina- fred, 3. $33,}; llgrtn‘sallglpalzllll“ ~
tsuch intangible rcalitit‘s as justice and £33.13: 33.63;?” fiffim‘flmugmfifi? L‘,.,.‘,.';.’°,‘,‘,‘::’,} :Ffif‘gmefif {3:32,
1.. '5 . ' , ‘ ' .. d I lth. m .
”“1"" a} “1 "f‘ '3" ma‘fi‘“ «(mam ley show needs no mrroduction to it» lipotlf‘snflflvs mist llnrd Halli-3min...
deal. and all Ideas of soclal honor—— cal circus-goers. having opened
its we and life one song of Joy.- I
The New Republican. season at Madison Square Garden l‘or A loading Nor says,
. ____.._____. gang-‘wrghmt- A. rope Emmi“: "”'“‘ll’e ,2;':.:.;...=I ~‘l3‘l‘
. : rot. 91's , was it has con an insti— ~ - = . ‘ In " ‘ , 1,
WHAT MAKES UP PATR'OTS lution of the same size and magnitude, Sill? S,‘.":.§.‘i~ 35.51'3;.R_'3§F‘{mi"§vl‘l%". ~O
Palrlmlsm is primarily love of ter- and has hvlctofore made it a mac {3:33;{"253qu"‘,;,.,.'L‘§‘.5{,‘.’.‘}}!,’,‘“ 19:31"?
in tice to open its season in Chicago. ed 11-0,}; real blood and “ark-e hugl'llc
1h shows have be?“ "WM and 01" He also says, "Phosphntcd lrnn “-1-“-
_ mated by the Ringllng mothers. and the Mood cells with iron and rm -
it is the family patriotism to think our these men are the proprietors and force. and lhat leading spm-mlisl: ; .
. . . n v -' ‘ . v .1. | .
.own home and the surrounding tern managing directors ol thc new ('0111- " “ "““E " “““essrmly "11 m" '
GREATEST C'Rcus 5STR0NGER
' l
The formation of the greatest cir-i
the man
all walks v’
well «vorlh 5. -
"Everym 0
Bronx varieties have nothing on :llo ———-»~- ~-~-—T --.‘—'—“——= “‘ 1'“ "~—
Detroit. ' . .
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the same pattern is much too bright to l Earache
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faded or dulled. and it ‘can be applied, 0. 1
to the damaged paper on the walls and; GUPP" .
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Owned by Americans Entirely. "
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The opportunity that is bigger than i
you are cannot help you, no matte’l
how close it comes. To_ be worth any- ;
thing. a chance must fit._ Instead 61‘ ‘
simply waiting for your opportunity. !
grow up to it, Big people do not i
need to put up with small openings:
and little people find it impossible to !
fill big ones. If you are growing all i
the time, and fitting yourself for the l
larger chances. you need not worry for i
fear they will fail to present themsel- l
yes. l
l
l
new wfaELEss RECORD
LONDON, March 19.—-The establish-
, l
b‘ned .11 Ill ”on ‘ivunlliy'. that it inlone gr the few luv--
; . I l s u . lies lint letter case octors can lul-
lion via the? Raft or 8’“ others."l'hough The 81“?“ sul’erfimus which \vili depend on to produce results".
;1hfi\9ll’3¥9l90 rather extensllelv 0V9? open at Madison Square Garden. Al" Smpial Notice: F0 {33“}? "(Tiler-[(112.1
;the country. I have never 396“ the ril 29. has been formed by combining ;XI§‘{efim§ig";B£:‘lhgfie ‘$,,;°',‘,‘,' 2.3“...3...
ifarm that could inspire the home love the blggesl and best features of both only, so do not allow dealers to sci! 1a».
inqual to the farm of my bovhood in shows. All the famous performers D1"! or ”New
, ' ‘ , from both shows will be retained on -
~ ‘ . .‘lil‘l l‘l'n: 'z-
Colchebter. Conn. next to the countn ”w ucw program. and the nlenageril. Mead, the druggh 1 d l "I i ll
of my boyhood ls my love for ”er3“ be thr lzllgcsl aggregation of wild gists everywhere.
school district including those who hillnlllls ow; «Lssemblod in Americur
were “1,. playmates. They were the The new merger is said to be the l'e- ' ‘f‘f ‘
pals who go fishing, hunting, berrying. suit or - ambition on the part of the 3.1;..- 0...”. .59....
: outline: and always seem to be a little
Ringlln Brothers to outdo their own
STOP CHM!!! OPEN
lbottel- than those in other districts.
retold as "circus kings." ;
The winter quarters of the new cir--
l'l‘heqlaxrimism of the school distpict (13;: combimgion stilil h liming at I [(081318 All) HERD
come from the fact that we love those homche ”uh-v“? 2 Lfiegeililrég; ,
-who love the. territory that we love. I for many years. PrepamtBiowns nre'now;
,can well recall that
Q.
was. I
Say: Cream Applied in Noslrs: (
in accordance under way at winter quarters to move “9‘59““ Head-Colds at 0"“
_ - ~ . .- l .. '
lWll-h the spun or boyhood the boy the show to New 'York City Within a , m .c... ;.. ‘ ’3. 4. ‘
lwould have become my enemy it be few days and 3" “no““cmem 0‘" .33....“ '3.
l " . . h b kn the array of performers will be made! if your nostrils an. moan-l .
thad spoken unfavorably of t 9 mo. . soon, gl’Oul‘ head is stufled and M.“ .,
:the ponds, the trees, the flowers, the)“ __.-_________. _ lbrealhe freely because of a mm
gnu-d5, yes, even the insects of the; The country boarder from Bostonfcatarrh. just get a small bollll -.’
. p f hoot district. . lEiy's Cream Balm at any drug w
.mm or o the on had risen early and taken a Minimum}, a little of this fragrant, w
it was the some Spirit [am sure. ’ Returning an hour later he met thclsepuc cream into your unsung .,.3
‘that inspired the Rev. Mr. Smith, F. fag-mgr: ilet it penetrate through 0"t‘l‘y
8'0““? b0!" ‘0 "”13 "$1“?le “Well. young man," said the latter. Passage of your head, soothing
éanerally regarded“ being filled more 'been out. ‘0 hour the haycock crow, healigg the ingla'nlod. :“inllrn twill--
than any other song with the love of_i suppose." And the sly old chap mimfg: algogdouifcfieéa- “3,1,“: {.
country. ’winked at MS hired man. trils 'are open, your head is clear - n
. The Boston man smiled. more hawking, snul‘fling, blowing: u
The number of women lawyers In said suavely. more headache, dryness or slrurz
the United States has more catorrh need. “'5 a d9ll2lll’.——Ad\
doubled within the past decade.
"No." he
“l've merely been out
than tying a knot in a cord of wood.”—
7Boston Transcript.
what suitors-rs from head colds .
lorbreath. Ely's Cream Balm i< t
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MR. WAD .
r—
Mrs. Wad w”..- thought or that!
\Jes‘. East: '50
QUIET THAT SHE
Doeswr EVEN DiSTUEB
THE D031".
WELL . HOW’S I'll:
NE»: Mall) 2’ SHE
”SEEMS Qple‘r- .
Foo-r "THICK,
":
WELL,THAT’5 Mo-rm’ro
BRVAG ABOUT, MA'AM! LOOK at:
yuan-r A Seam- NAME wou‘vfi Ger.
1 SET Vou Comm”? lF youlz NAME.
was EMEUNE O'S‘Hnuemusss 7,
List. Mm: l5 3!
I CH» wows.
My NAME in THE
9051' an ms TABLE!
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