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Gpanish Cream.
Seat 2 tablespoonfuls of gelatin in
:1 quart. of milk for ten minutes. Put
"all fire and stir until dissolved. Add
130 yolks of I eggs and 4 tablespOon.
(ills of sugar beaten together. Cook
in unable boiler until the mixture
fbicteu somewhat. Remove. from the
“inc and have thc'whites of 3 eggs well
hate-twin: i tablespoonfuis of sugar.
.m to whites, stirring briefly until
'nhoroughly mixed. Flavor with l
humour-l of Vanilla; add 1-4 tea-
cpoonlul of bolt and turn into a mold.
Elm-re with cream if desired.
We“ Devil Cake.
Cream one cup brown sugar and one
thieopoon butter, then add 14 cup co-
«cua ‘1‘ ‘5 cup boiling water, then mix
71-: Moon soda with 1 1-4 cups bread
rm and 1-4 teaspoon salt and add
alternately to first mixture with 55 cup
our mint and last I teaspoon vanilla.
the “it mode-ole oven 30 minutes.
‘When cold cover with marshmallow
Hasty Rice Pudding.
fine cup cooked rice, '5 cup sugar.
flaps sweet milk. I eggs, 1‘2 teaspoon-
‘_ h! vanilla or other flavoring. Stir all
:‘htgether except whites of eggs and
”album until it forms a custard. Take
in stove. spread the beaten whites
:ifimfler with 2 tablespoons of sugar
"unmat- the top and set in the oven to
m slightly. Good served warm 01'
Emma.
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Pig Recon.
" Take two pigs' feet and knuckles.
«milieu: well and put into stew kettle cop
395' wdl with cold water, put in 4 on-
:fims. a little parsley, and a little sweet
fixasel, salt and pepper and a dash ,of
jwcprlka. Let bod until meat falls off
fine bones. cut meat in small“ pieces
and set aside. Brown some. flour and
‘f Chicken broth, put moat back in broth
:xnd let stand a. few minutes. Nice
mod on toast.
DOES NOT FEAR BOL'SHEVISM.
. BOSTON. April 24,—7There is no
«finger of 'Bolflievis'm getting a foot-
:aold in the. country, Secretary or La-
T'tor Wil'iam B. Wilsongdcclared in an
zaddreos before members of the Cham-
':~‘I:er of Oommarce yesterday. The
gmtcst trouble confronting the coun- [
dry at the present time. he added, was
'rfixe possibility of a. long period of in
district idleness.
My Wilson spoke on the “ u-
” relationship between capital and
Mot.” He said the only amicable way
Th adjust industrial disputes was for
t unployer and employee. being
may interested. to sit at the coun-
.‘ hbleand discuss matters.
“IGNTENING THE CARPET.
monk and warm water used
“In I. flannel cloth to give the car.
2‘ t flight rubover will help de-
-~1 in treating the colors. The
«not must be well swept, shaken
« vacuum donned first.
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m‘t Miss This. ~Cut out this slip.
“use with 50 and man to Foley d:
«.1833 Shtlfied Ate, Chleoga, 121..
w your name and atlases clearly.
“m cm receive in return . trial pack-
,”‘cgtnlning Foley's Honey and Tar
‘ ' d. for coughs, colds and
Fdey Kidney Pills for pain in
pullback; rheumatism. backache.
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Helpful Hints ]
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Fashion .POilllS'g
. Daily Fashion Hint
To freshen a carpet rub o-xur with
la. cloth wrung out in a pail of cold
water to which has been added a tea-
I spoonful of vinegar. .
} When grease spots appear on th
'papvr lay coarse brown paper over
.them, and pass a hot iron over if.
:P‘resh paper may be needed several
and Evening.
permanently, for from all indications
the American woman has accepted the
cape and. what's more, intends to keep
Rimes if the spot is large.
{ “After washing: flannel or woolen'
g goods dry them as soon as poasiblc,
: preferably in a. fairly strong wind. Tlii:.
5will go a long,r way towards prevent—
ing them from shinking.
‘ To clean the leaves of houseplants
Iapply equal parts of milk with lukc
.warm water gently with a sponge.
This should be done. at least once a
week to keep the plants in good can
it. This is due probably to the variety
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dition.
A dainty imeuu‘cr no hot can hr ‘v‘i .
simply made by procuring a piou- 01‘
muslin. five int-hm square, folding ll
corner to corner, filling it with dricx‘
lavender, and finishing off with u in:-
trill.
To clean white hid gloves. mix 3 Lil-
tle oatmeal and benzine to a paste.
Rub on the. glows until it is quite dry
and the oatmeal falls off in flakes. Do
not use the hnnzine in a room contain-v
inc artificial light or an open fire. '-
To preserve oilcloth. first wash with
warm water. using no soap nnd'whcn
dry rub over with a cloth dipped in
sweet milk, thcn polish in the usual‘
way. Oilcloth treated in this way it-
beautifully fresh and clean.
Use a paint brush to black for? of
stove, and save blocking and hands. A
three-quarter inch sash brush is rec-
ommended. it will last for years and
is fine for blacking the. places hard it
reach with a cloth or flat brush.
A. very little born: added to the
water'usmi for washing “to hands is
extollent as also is onuneal rubbed on
the hands after drying. All that
necrssary is to plunge. onc's hands into
the oatmeal jar. then wipe on a clean
towel.
\R‘hen washing dishes first give them-
'a good cleaning: in the usual soapy;
.water and leave in drainer while yo'
water, then rinse in clear boiling hot;
water and leave in drainer while you
wash pans and clean sink. etc. You!
will find there will be a very um»:
wiping to be done. A great sexing nil
timeand dish towels. '.
A good way to keep little children's ;
wrists warm when out of doors on cold I
- days is to cut the feet from old woolen '
;baby Stockings and draw them over,
the forearm up to elbow over dress
sleeve. The ankle of stockings fits
‘ snugly about wrist and keeps out cold
"wind and snow.
l Velvet that has been spotted with
5 rain should not be brushed dry. Shake
Ethe velvet and leave it. The water
will evaporate and show no mark—un-
Hess the velvet was dusty before get-
ting wet. in that case. wipe the vel-
ctoth; This will remove
Then shake well and leave to dry.
Saving Lamp Chimneys.
Lamp chimneys are apt to break if
lows no room for expansion when they
are heated. A loose fit when cold
should always be preferred; after the
lamp is lighted the chimney will be
‘ found to expand sufficiently to nu the
' socket.
To temper lamp chimneys. put them
into a pot of cold water and gradually
heat until it boils; then let it cool
gradually and the chimneys will not
vet while still damp with a clean damp,
the dust!
fitted tightly in the. socket. This at.
Q Hi mu.
Youthful, Simple Lines.
of styles that are presented for tbdv
cape. For mornings there are the tall-
ored rather military ones. aometimee'
without trimming Ind more often
trimmed with dignified rows of but-3
tons. The afternoon capo takes ad-
vantages of its lnfOrmul time and Just
in a cape. that's all. Often one soon
a smart woman with a fox scarf
thrown about her ihoulders when she
goes walking or dancing in the after
noon in her cape. And then for even-
ing, the gorgeous diapluy or capes in
their most capricious materials‘aud ae-
signs are quite beyond description.
Hats and Frocks of Like Fabric.
As shown here many of the hats are
Capes Popular for Morning, Afternoon
Perhaps the cape is going to fool the
designers, who predicted that it would
be merely a fad and not be accepted
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3 ma coil! or 3mm canon
One, of course. to not confined to
serge, for Cheviot. burellu. duvetyn ,
and all of the materials used for
grownup coats are impressed into
service for those for children. This
model is trimmed with pockets in
two sizes and f as at one side.
("ollnr and revere an of self material.
Pictorial Review Coat No. 7935.
stand. 8 to 14 yarn. Price. 20mm.
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x drone. This is especially suitable for
tSummer. materials and the effect In
iquaint and fetching. This same mode
:hx used with frocks of taffeta. and
! nothing is quite an attractive as a but.
lof taffeta, and if (leaked, combined
with Georgette. i
i The other little frock features thc‘
,detp gauntlet cuts and round collar-l
‘ The rest and skirt an: tucked in com-V
3 putative sizes, and the but chose to be
“small and coquttlah and also took the
same material as the collar and cuffs
for its development; It is high time
.lhc busy woman started on her Sum
;mer wardrobe. and these simple de
algns are an impintion and incentiro
HER EXCUSE A GOOD ONE.
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Carrie was invited to a party. Her
lmother cautioned her not to begin
eating her goodies until all around
the able had been helped. Carrie
was honored with "he first helping-
to ice cream. in few moments-
she said: "Exouao me for eating my
ice cream before it melts. l enjoys it
best «an» it is freézedf—Exchange. '
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5 Miss Kah- Gleason has been elect-l
'cd presidint of in» First National
Bank of East Rochester. N. Y.
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“California Syrup of
who are constipated.
the bottle.
break so easily.
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Constipated Children Gladly Take
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Syrup of Figs
‘For the Liver and Bowel:
Tell your druggist you want genuine
and dose for babies and children of all ages
coated, or full of cold, are plainly printed on
Look for the name “California"
and accept no other “Fig Syrup."
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i iesuminx their pence time occupation”.
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' war it received
i amused and determined nation.
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lstrength for this conflict the peoplw
lctate secretaiy by the’ Gordon Elec-
ltric Manufacturing Company of “'a-
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GOV. HOLCO‘MB URGES l
, suascmprions TO LOANl
i HARTFORD, April 24.——The follow-g
j‘ing proclamation was issued by tlv:
lgovernor yesterday at the state capiv
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liy his excellency. Marcus H. Hol-
1‘ comb. gow-rnor.
‘ i’ltO(‘l.AMATlO‘X.
; A lil'le own then two years ago this‘
1} country julllf'd the allies in the deeper-i
; :ttv war they were waxing: against the,
.’ central powers. The forces of 9011':
I sttiencoioss autocrdcies were struggl-l
in: to impose tlwir will on the nations
2 of the world and when finally our gmg
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is (harming in rlziirmrrn‘r. M’s» .
am! @1110. and trill be rams/.v
delightful later on in (moryrfiit
”5pc. (lufi'ou, or voile.
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the clw'p tuck in tin ~‘k9rt ”it «t-
distiilt‘llv not". A lltLL oi oi? . l‘
charming titsigns in the
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PlCTORlAL REVIEW j
PATTERNS
For MAY.
James Donnelly
the approval of an:
’As our government gathered its;
came to its support with a unanimity'
unparalleled in our history. Wealth;
was pouer out without measure. our;
citizens Asked for the privilege of2
giving their time and strength in war;
work, and our sons went forth to the;
front to die if need be. All of us triPd !
to do our part and WP did it gladly. t
Four times we met the mill of tin-
government for loans. and Libr-‘l'ly loan:
bonds in the houses of our people are;
a witness to their patriotism and their
share in this great undertaking.
he war has boon won anal llll‘ «lugs
of battle arc over. For this we are-
doeply grateful. Today. however. lhei
task remains of bringing home the eel"
diers who wore at the front, of caring
for the sick and disabled, of honorably
discharging the contracts of the gov-i
vrnment. and of establishing peace inf
the land. This work required large
sums of money and to this end we ar.
asked to buy "Victory Liberty lmnds.‘
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Now on Sale ‘
lire—i m2
3:» 1-0an
M. J.
“200.000. and the number of shares L. Wilcox. ("hal'los
'l from 1.500 to 2.000 each of the par Fredf‘rick Hubbard.
Duty and honor alike require us to no] value of $100. (‘larence M. Shay and 7 Articles of association \x. ,.
this and in doing if we will give «win Sidney H. Miner are a majority of l by the \Vhite Eagle (‘luh m
donor to the forces of disorderfthe directors. 'ford, Whose purpose will lw m
throughout ”l" “'0’“ 0‘ m" strength, An amendment to the certificate oi . cafe, promote and maintain 4-
and stability “f our “T" government. incorporation was flied by the D. C. i ciplcs of Americanism. to uni-xvi.
Xow. therefore, 1. Marcus ii. Ho} {Judd Company of New Britain, chanz- feducafe and assist. l‘osidrnt NH”.
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business to be ‘ United States of America; to into
the
Glover. W. 1.. live interest in the general mm.
pic of this state to subscribe liberal ‘the nature of
ly to this loan and so to show their transacted. Charles
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’. gratitude in these days of rejoicinnlllntch and H. \V. Hutch are a major :0! the community of Stamford;
for the victory that has horn so den:- lily of the directors. A give moral“ossifitance to and m ‘
ly won on the ill-id of battle. 5 A certificate of increase of capital ; ter social intercourse among
Given under my hand an seal of thvf was filed by the Eureka Screen (‘omqmembers of the club. The sum...»
state. at the capitol in Hartford. thi‘x puny of IinrffOrd. if having been vot- l era are Frank E. Jammzy. Antli. o;
twenty-second day of April. in the year; ed at a meeting of the stockholders! Poltruck, Leon P. liolilnski. slum - .
of Our Lord one thousand nine liun-l March 17, to increase the capital ! Lenrzycki and Hipolit BOiilllHlil.
drod and nineteen. and of the indeped ”took from 830,000 to 8150.000 and tho —— «— ~ ~ 4 —
ence of the l'nltod Stan-s. the one hun-.i number of shares from 300 to 1.500. ~
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tired and l'oi-vizthird. l common at par value of 8100.
.\l. ll. ”UL-COMB. amajority of the directors are Henry! Nicer “1 dont think “4' r
ily His Ext-.allvm-v‘s (‘nmmandz lMPMiLnlIS. “'illiam M. Davis, l“. l‘ ienough to propusp."
; Rockwell and (‘1’. O. MCWH. . ! FIdllh -~"\’Vhal if you 5‘1”“; t
Plum-rick l.. Perry. Set-rotary,
l The East Berlin improvement (‘om
:puny of Berlin filed a certificate ol
{that he and l are viigago-il‘?”
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"SSAgkiix. §.,BE.;.Tgs.-yx E3“, rfi lfduction of capital stock from 8:).000 ; All“ _.. “ 9", m} "P‘W'm
5mm” hawsflp in“ Jpn, “1m"... ”ml to 83.000. and the number of shares 5 still be the smut B'k‘lun .
‘ " ' ‘ ‘ 'of common stock from 200 to 120. .gm-im.
President (‘harl-s ll Elihu“; of the
Robins. before the s'rlrl o! ye-‘t ‘-rda)‘s
game twith the 13:11”. "hermit-w) of
the “or hitsibnll suffered many hard
94“,: pry, hut imv ll l‘-‘ in, mg
rmisc-d on 3 Meter :.nd wm l;:.~is
'tiun nor. Bali players are being the
charged irom the army last as rm:
siblc and ll'ux returning soldiers are
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each with par value. of 825. pursuan.
toavote of the stockholders. April 1].
A majority of the. directors are Prank
—Sent!ncl Want Ads Arr \\2 u
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up
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last Frh.(‘“ and this‘ means that thev
races xvill lw closer. The fact that w«
are to Y‘all“ Sunday baseball soon in
New York is proof that a vast tin-f
jority of the pvoplc want the gaunt-D
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ul‘ter months or hard
fightinc‘will natnt'n“ : l'mk l‘urrrsr ‘ '
3:11: I n ' 2“.“ '
Muball they find the ideal! zimu~ -
merit. erul)‘ every club in the. majo-
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GORDON ELECTRIC MFG, , .
co. Is INCORPORATED? Only urn,
A certificate of incorporation was; mm,” r... t'lll‘
filed )esterday at the oflice ot‘ the. ‘ _ y
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tel-bury. the. purpose being sobbing. '“"" '
purchasing and sales business relat-
ing to electricity or other devices and
apparatus. The capital stock is $75.-
000. consisting of 750 shares at par
A Combination
CONVliNllCNt'l
CUMFOR] .i;.
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value of $100. the corporation to com .
menus. business with 352,000. The lLCOlw“U
incorporators are in R. Seltzer, A., a
J. Smith. and N. A. Niel! of “’uter- ! FOR SALE 3,}
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bury.
A certificate of increase of capital
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cute of organization was filed by that
Nisniic Mflnhaden Oil & Guano Com-
pany or East Lyme. The capital
stock in increased from $160,000 to
mutter. R. NASH
Corner North Main and WP“! “.5
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