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Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01
IN THE KITCHEN.
Orange MarmaIade.

Slice and seed two dozen unpeeled
oranges and two lemons. Shred both
fruits thin. Measure the juice, adding
enough cold water to make three
quarts OF liquid. Set all in a covered
crock all night. In the morning cook
all together in a preserving Kettle,
simmering very slowly When the peel
is tender add a pound Of graduated
sugar for each pint Of juice. and boil
until the skin looks clear. Take from
the IRE and when cool put into glasses
and seal.
Water Pudding.
Four teaspoonfuls OF cornstarch. two
lemons, a pint OF boiling water, three
eggs, one cup Of sugar. Mix the corn
starch with a little cold water, pour
this slowly into the boiling water, and
cook for about a minute. stirring stead
lily. Add the sugar and the grated
rind Of one lemon and the Juice Of two
lemons. Pour this slowly, while hot
into the well beaten whites of three
eggs. Pour into molds and serve very
cold with custard sauce.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01
DINNER DoNT's.

Don't mix sets. Guests should have
congenial interests.
Don't put the two brightest people
together.
Don't put man next to his wife, or
on the same side of the tuble.
Don't have nervous maids.
Don't fail to be ready in, the drawing
room five minutes before that time.
Don't confide any of your nervous
anticipations to your husband.
Don't fail to overlook the table IN de-
tail before guests arrive.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01
Coral Linen Froeks.

Coral linen Is a good material for
the foundation Of walking suit which
is 10 be self-trimmed, soutached. out
lined with eyelet or made severely
plain.
Black should be introduced in the
trimming scheme. though not in q
marked degree,
A black hat is suitable for wear with
cural linen frock. providing the dress
shows just the least particle Of black.
which is easily obtained in piped lines.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01
, NEEDLTwoRK SUGGESTIONS.

No. s007-Design to be transferred to
an Empire chemise. developed in thin
cambria, nainsook, batiste, Persian
lawn. jaconet, messaline or China silk.
worked in eyelet and French embroid-
cry, with mercerized cotton or heavy
silk floss in white or some delicate
color. The upper and armhole edges
of the chemtse should be finished with
ribbon run beading and narrow edging,
and similar beading forms the En-
pire
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

Miss Emma r. Steiner Of Baltimore
has been appointed by Governor Croth-
ers d representative OF Maryland to the
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition to be
held at Seattle, Wash Miss Steiner
is now in New York arranging for the
production of a new opera for which
she has written the music.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01
SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT!

In order to accommodate customers who are
uUang for start in business haze engaged Room
85 Wauregan House, to display our Spring Woolens.
After April Ist, tOhen the N. Johnson corporation
W be dissolUed stock of goods wH be displayed at
80 BroadUay, the present quarters of the company.
DAVID r. PULSLFER & co.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

To one quart of -four add three tea
spaUr fu.s vi baking piwdet, sift care
fully together; then rub into this hou"
a scant cuptul of butter: add one cup
of granulated sugar and one-half
pound of well washed currants and
mix all into a soft dough with pint
OF rich milk. Salt must be added TO
sifted flour. Roll dough not too thick
and cut into shape with q large sized
biscuit cutter. Make a cross on each
and bake in a hot oven. When about
half baked. brush over with beaten
white Of an egg.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01
To Pad the EDGES.

An excellent way Of padding the
edges OF doilies or eenterpieces before
buttonholing them is to work the
chain stitch in rather coarse cotton.
The depth of the scallop Is a deter
mining feature as to the size Of the
thread to use.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01
ceIery STALK usefuI.

Try the tender leaves and small enfs
of the stalks Of celery and keep for
flavoring purposes.
Parsley should be first dipped In
boiling water-to make II bright
green--then dried In the oven.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01
Removing Wrinkles.

When clothing becomes wrinkled
from packing or from any other
cause. the wrinkles may be removed
by hanging the garments over night in
heated room.
Spread the clothing over a clothes
horse as smoothly as possible.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01
Lace Shoulder Places

Lace pieces thai cross the shoulders
and fasten at the side Of the dress,
then extend to the hem, are among
the latest consignments of attractive
dress ornaments. They are woven to
wear with Directoire costumes.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

New skirts are slightly upliftsd and
tied with a long, graceful bow that
floats off into the train OF the skirt. II
IS considered a French conceit, but u
bears the peasantry brand neverthe-
less
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

Even though the dulcet fciness in
her voice ought 10 be. more effective
than a shrek Of warning. man win
go right on telling his stout. blond wife
that she ought to dress like the slim
brunette next door.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01
Woman in Life and in the Kitchen.
DeviIed Tongue.

Sprinkle slices of tongue with mus
tard and red pepper and pour over
little salad OIL Place the slices to-
gether in one pile and let them re-
main an hour. Then brown in hot but
ter. Serve with slices Of brown bread
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

Tanic effects IN net or other sheer
stuffs over limp robes Of satin are
made up In innumerable ways. and
supple satin rcbts opened to show un.
der panels or petticoats Of silk NOUS
seine or net are numerous, too.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

The ready-made waists that cost
quite a sum Of money just now are
made Of finest batiste, with trim
ming effect Of English embroidery.
There is not only embroidery, but
est widths
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

Mrs. Nancy NJ. Johnson, the widow
% an American naval officer, took out
the first patent for an ice cream
freezer. This was in S43. She sold
the rights for 81 500.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

Princess Fatima of Inclined, wife Of
Turkish prince, is busy forming a
league of Turkish women, the members
OF which are to pledge themselves not
to marry men who take more than one
wife
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

Boston has an efficient school board
made UP of two Catholics, two Prot
estants and a Jew, and the Jew is
president Of the board. That win do
for a Catholic city.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01
Salad DRESSING Without Oil,

One beaten egg, one teaspoon each
or sugar, salt and mustard rubbed
smooth; add eight tablespoons OF vine
gar and cook till it becomes a thick
custard. Thin with cream ar unEik.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

For a separate skirt, select q good
shade in plum chelma cloth, or get an
iron gray, which will be serviceable
and can be worn with a long separate
coat and is dressy for all occasions.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

March, upon the whole. gave US some
pretty good examples Of spring wealth
er. What April has TO give us we
shall learn.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01
Use Flour.

Sprinkle just a little -four In the
pan when next frying eggs. Then
there will not be danger Of the fat
suffering over on the stove.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

The automobile driver who com
planned that the policeman had treat
ed him like common lawbrealSer was
told by the Judge that he would not
do SO, and he fined him S100
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01
Comfortable Sleeves.

1t is almost paradoxicai, but the
sleeves to be properly made should
not impede ones movement, or be in
the least uncomfortable.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

While the crowns and brims OF the
new hats are exceedingly varied, the
general effect is picturesque and On the
whole the hats are very artistic.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01
EDITORIAL NoTEs.

Since the trachoma germ has been
found in a baboon's eye, it might be
well TO find out how he came there.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

One no Sc oner serves her apprentice
ship and learns to properly wear a
gown and walk in Il until the ia shions
change tanC one must begin another
fancy step. It is not discouraging--it
is too interesting for that.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

1t IS noticeable that church goers
patronize open places on Sunday,
while some non -churchgoers do not
It IS not all as one processes.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

Governor Lilley's Fast day procla-
nation is out, and the observance
which it calls for Is unfortunately
out Of fashion. Most people feast on
that day.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

II It weren't for the tiresome we'd
ding journey and the monotonous hon
eymoon. bridal couples could begin be-
ing happy right away.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

Mdlle. Gaussel, M. D., was appointed
doctor of a clinic of Montpelier uni
Versity the other day. 1t is the first
time such an office has ever been given
to a woman.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

4 teaspoonful of strong black tea
tied up in a piece Of muslin. with
boiling water poured over IT, may bel
left on the eye all night fer a sly.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

A democratic exchange says that
there are 60 ways Of looking at the
tariff and that the democrats know
them ell like a book. Doubted.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

No. SOe4-Design Of water lilies to
be transferred to a sofa pillow top.
measuring 22x22 inches, and embrold-
cred with mercerized cotton OF silk
floss in white or colors. according to
taste, the stitch used being the Wal
lachian and the dots done in eyelet
stitch
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01
CONCERNING WOMEN.

Bills to tax bachelors have been In
troduced in the legislatures OF Wis
consin, Iowa, Texas and missouri
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

This is conference week with the
Methodist denomination; but the hab-
it Of changing pastorates is not what
it used to be.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

When the tariff bill is up It is shown
that there are more perfectly correct
points Of view on that than on any
thing else under the sun.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

A bill in the Wisconsin legislature is
designed to force shoe manufacturers
to properly label women's shoes as to
the size
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

The efficient and capable workman
never has to say anything to the boss
about It because it becomes self-ap-
parent
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

The best evidence that Uncle Joe
Cannon's wings have not been clipped
IS the fact that he was born wingless
and has always had TO remain so.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

The democratic congressman do not
try to disguise the fact that Speaker
Cannon is liberty personifed com
pared to what Champ Clark is trying
TO he
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01
CYNICAL COMMENTS
OF A BAcHE LoR MAID

There are dozens of systems for win
ming at roulette, but the only system
for winning at love is systematic fiat
terry.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01
NOTICE

Or. Louise Franklin Miner Is now
located in her new office, Fl Main ST..
(kenyon Block.
Office hours, to .. m.
Telephone So Sssaed
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

Love IN a cottage doesn't seem so
appalling when you come to consider
that there is such a thing as matri-
mony in a modern fiat.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

No man is a really artistic lover who
hasn't enough dramatic instinct to for
get all other women while he is maxi
ing love to one.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

Corded materials like Bedford cord
are rushing Ia pell nell for spring
wear. Among the new colors are
blush green and pale burnt orange.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

If this state does not need to do
something wise right away, then the
Hartford Courant is very much mis-
taken.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01
DICTATES OF FASHION.

Like every other kind of dress. vel
vets are being loaded down with Sou
tache or heavy embroidery.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

Happy thought for today: It takes
the man who-has been given the nit
ten a long while to realize what a
valuable present II is.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

There are likely to be a good many
lost packages and wallets today. Be
careful what you pick UP and how you
answer interrogations.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

There is something about a wffe's
tears that WASHES all the color and
starch out OF a mans love.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

The Connecticut legislature is care
full not to interfere with the spring
planting which It's members must do
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

II Hstty Green is right, riches do
not cure loneliness. She is not in
sociaA company whan with her pile.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01
The Proper euimpe.

With a gown OF black and brown
check is worn a guimpe of embroidered
brown filet net.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01
still Popular.

Cotton wolfe promises 10 be quite as
popular next summer as for the last
two years.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01
Coffee parkens Skin.

Undue consumption Of tea, coffee,
cocoa and chocolate will make the skin
sallow
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-01
National Guard
Again Beaten
By Regulars
California Captain in Marine
|, Corps Captures Cup for
Rihemen

CAMP PERRY, o., Aug. 31.-The ma
tional guard marksmen got the worst
of it again today at the National rifle
associations tournament Both of the
matches concluded went to regulars
The handsome $1,000 cup which Off
GERS of the United States marine corps
gave TO the National rifle association
for annual competition to be held one
year by the rifiemen making the high
est score in 20 shots at 500 and 1000
yards was won by Captain d. c. Nc
DougaH U. s. NJ c. of California Cap
tain McDougaH scored 1S7. OF the 10
leaders only one was not a regular.
The service skirmishers in the in
fantry team knocked out the crack
shots of the district of Columbia in
the Evans skirmish match, which
stirred up more genuine enthusiasm
than anything that has happened here
since the shoot started on August 8.
The final event of the National asso-
ciations tournament. the presidents
match, opened this afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-01
Yankee Boat Is
Winner in the
Big Yacht Race
SIoop Ellen Captures the PreSi-
dent Taft and Governor
Draper Cups

MARBLEHEAD. Mass, Aug 'I'-
The honors in the second days race OF
the International contests between the
German and American sender boats Tor
the President Taft and Governor
Draper cups fell to the American yacht
Ellen. owned by Charles P. Curtis OF
Boston. and sailed by his son. Charles
P. Curtis Jr. The German ehallengers
were hopelessly beaten. The Seehund
II dropped out of the race when II was
quarter over because she touIed
flag mark The Wolf finished close
second. while the JOyette. winner o.
yesterdays contest, was third. 40 sec
Qnds behind the Wolf
1t was a slashing race, fought 10 tHs
bitter end The Ellen got away at 1hs
start and led once over the course ana
until the outer turn on the second les
was reached. when in the freshenlhs
breeze the Wolf spurted and seized nrst
place. Then came the final run back 10
the finish line and the battle was de-
cided a quarter of mile from the COM
mittee boat orion.
The Ellen was 45 seconds behind the
Wolf when she turned the WtndWard
flag stake for the second time, buT with
all sails set she slowly crept up on the
scuddfng Wolf. Near the finish line the
wind canted slightly and, filling the
Curtis boats spinnaker. gave her
final push down the course, winner
over the Loring yacht by is seconds
or perhaps three boat lengths.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-01
Fort Erie Races

FOR ERIE Aug 3l.-A large crowd saw the
horses run fairly true 10 form on fast track.
Summaries.
First fce five ana a half furlongs, maiden
3 year cid flies-Aunt Kate. 10 g. Burnsl,
: 10 , wen: kyroDda, 10 CMentry). 3 10 J.
second. Gatien Lass 10 (HammOnd). 30 10
third -rlme. :OS 2-5 Belle Of the Tribe, An
notation. Early Day. Coquet. also ran.
second race. six furi0nRs-Johnnie Blake. l09
90 Burns) ] TO ?. won: HeBe. 80 Brown, s
10 J. second: Boserrian. 90 fJackson). Is TO
j. third. Time. lib 2-5. Mike Sutton, Alta
Mcdonald. Punkx, Teddy Hodge Wonder Work
er. also ran.
Third race. six furlongs-Anne McGee. 100
0Jacksonl 10 i. Won; Fair Annie, 100
fNhiting) 10 TO ]. seeOnd: Ludhiana, 100
Brown. 3 to 2 third. Time, l:l3 l-5. Olive
Fly Lady Chiffon. May Lutz. sniff. Gwendolyn
r. Netfie Travers. also ran. Merry Gift IN
seated rider
Fourth race. six furlongs-Amanda Lee 90
&C. Ross to J. won; Belle Glen. 1O7 lHow-
ard) lS to 3. second: Fear Naught II, 92
fBurtoni. 10 i. third Time, ;l3 3-5. Forez,
Gallant Pirate. King solomon. also ran.
Fifth race. FIVE and half furiongs-Rlght-
easy. 1913 u. Reid. 10 /. won; Theo. Cook.
l0G tHarty). 10 I. second: Marchrnont. l05
iH0ggl 30 to I. third Time. los 4-5. 0zsna
Ace u Diamonds. Strike Out DR.. Waldo Briggs
Lawrence r. DALEY. Night Mist. also
Sixth race. six furlongs-Gemmen. l04 WAR
: - > second: Darlington, 107 (Afentry). 10
j. third. Time lib 4-5. Blue Lee, Kokomo
Work and Play. Woolstone. also
Seventh race. one and sixteenth mileS-Joe
Rose. 100 g. Burns). even won; Black Hawk
1O6 l3lentryl. to l. second: Pedro 103 a.
Reid 10 j. third Time AS ChepOntuc
Dispute. Quaggs, also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-01
One Round Hogan Makes
Good His Name

"One Round Hogan made good his
name by flattening George Andrews
inside of three minutes at the Portola
clubs amateur fights last night. Hogan
in turn loosed both mitts in windmill
fashion and before the first round had
elapsed Andrews was snOozing on the
mat
Walter Monahan. who has taken the
count on many occasions, finally got
in the winning column by getting the
verdict over big Al Kreiger, also a con-
sistent loser, at the end of four rounds.
Southside Jack O'Brien came to life
again and fiattened Russell BrOadbant
in two rounds. George Finnegan out
boxed Louis Zimet in three rounds
John Carroll got the verdict over Jack
Goldberg in three rounds. Ed Campi
outpointed Jim Bizzo in three rounds.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-01
Seal Squad Is
WalIoped by
Graham'S Crew
Danny Longs Aggregation Lose
Game With Senators to
Tune of 10 to II
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


SACRAMENTO, Aug. 31.-On the pro-
gram today's exhibition at Oak park
is called a ball game, but it had few
earmarks to prove it. It was in reality
a burlesque with the comedians all on
Danny Longs payroll. The offshoot of
it all was that the Seal squad, one and
all, were called on the carpet tonight
by Captain Mohler and given a raking
over the Goals for submitting to 10
to 1 defeat at the hands of Graham's
crew.
There was no stopping to the locals
after they picked three rosy runs
through as many healthy wallops off
Ed Griffin in the second. They hit
everything Griffin unioaded, but the
Seal twirler must be given credit for
tossing his best for a team that played
like dummies behind him. Mohler
started to warm Browning up, but
changed hrs mind about shelving Grif-
fin and led him to an awful slaughter
There was little chance of beating
the Senators when once in the lead.
They gave the Seals a run in the first
by two errors, then settled down and
played phenomenal ball behind Brown
who was all to the good They hit
Griffin hard and timely and took dar-
ing chances on the bases. Wretched
work by Claude Berry, who was finally
relieved by Nick Williams, and Mum
doFT at third gave opportunities to the
locals that were not turned down.
The game was a farce throughout
score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-01
Another Extra
Inning Contest
By the Outlaws
Oakland Takes SfOCkfOn's Meas
ure i'm an Eleven Inning
Exhibition

Extra inning games are becoming as
regular in the State league as the
change of seasons. The outlaw or
ganization played its second game on
the Eleventh and Mission streets field
and another extra inning affair was
dished up. They went 10 innings Sun
day and yesterday they played IL
innings. Oakland won by the score
of to 5.
A fair crowd was on the job. 1t
looked all over a Stockton victory, as
the Slough City bunch were off with
lead of four runs in the third in
ming. Billy Bloomfield, who was on
the firing line for Oakland, was chased
in the third frame, and Benny Hender-
son was given the job. He gave nice
performance and IL of the enemy went
down by biting the air.
Dusty Miller, Stockton's right
fielder, did the big act of the day by
depositing the ball out of the lot in
the third frame with three men on
bases. 1t was healthy clout and
landed in Mission street.
1t was easily seen that Bloomfield
left his foolish stuff at home, as he
was terribly shy of the right stuff. He
was rounded up after the third inning
and deposited on the bench
In the eleventh Sheehan doubled and
Happy Smith followed suit, which
brought home the winning tally. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-01

fellow who can take punch and de-
liver one. Generally he needs plenty
of time in which TO wear his man
down. He needed Al rounds in which
TO fiatten Jimmy Barry, so what inn
preston will he make against Johnson
in 10 rounds? This is up 10 the fans
to figure out.
Many OF Kaufman's friends are tell
ing him that he has made a bad match,
but the big fellow and his manager,
Morris Levy, seem satisfied that AL will
be able to hold his own over the black
champion. They proba bly, count on the
no decision clause in the articles help
ing them out, for this means that even
if Johnson does have many shades the
better of it at the finish the fight will
go down in the records as a mo con-
test affair"
Judging from the dope of the casual
observer it viii all be up TO the cham
pion. They will look 10 him as the
pace maker. the ring master and in
fact everything. If kaufman goes the
10 rounds and finishes strong he will
be praised, but If Johnson does not
have a big shade or else a. knockout to
his credit he will not be considered
such a wonder
The 10 round game has never been
tried out here before. In the past it
has been 20 rounds, 25 rounds or AE
rounds. The fans seem to have be-
come used to this sort of thing and
this is one of the reasons why they
will not fall for the coming enga age-
ment as they would had it been billed
as a Marathon attraction.
The best that can be said about the
match is that it will furnish us all
with a line on Johnson. He is said to
have improved wonderfully in every
department of the game since he be-
came champion. A few rounds of work
against Kaufman will bring this out.
The Johnson Of old never set San Fran
cisco on fire with any spectacular
stunts.
Johnson tore off six more speedy
rounds at his Emeryville training
quarters yesterday afternoon. His
usual sparring mates, Young Peter
Jackson and Dave Mills. worked out
with him. Though both are good, will
ing mixers, they hardly figure fast
enough for the black champion, who
steps around them at will and pulls
off all the fancy punches he has at his
comma nd.
Johnson is a splendid gymnasium
worker and always impresses the fans
with the way he goes about his task
He surely looks good and has improved
much in appearance and speed during