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Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-21

ed .SerlouS.
 Premier Lloyd George does not con- template any trip to the United States or Canada, as was reported.
 French Foreign. Ofaee has announced that difference h t,.,. on France and treat Britain nave Deen lully settled.
 The. police and railway strikes at Jamaica, West Indies, were, ended as the result of firm action by the Gevern- ment
 troops were landed at a Colorado, Low ed.
 Irlshment of moderate views concern ing the problem of dominion rule will meet at Dublin next Tuesday for con- ference. i3
 wrkens Bergman Harper, ot Tex arkana, was nominated by President Wilson to be U. s. Marshal for the East ern district of Texas.
 Humidity in New York dropped 70 points the weather bureau announced.
 
 is made by the weather man.
 The volcano of Popocztcpeti is show ing signs of activity, luminous smoke being visible about it's crater and ashes falling on neighborinG towns in the State of Mexica
 American steamer MsAssA, from Lon don picked up two Preach fishermen who were unconscious. They have been at sea for twelve days in fan open dcry. ! living on seaweed. 4t- The auxiliary fishing slcsp Regina, of Boston, commanded by Jack McGrath | is a total loss near Forbe Point, Shel- burne County. The crew was landed at Yarmouth, N. s.
 Both Republicans and Democaes nd- dressed letters to Governor Miliiken urg- ] ing that he cali special session of the legislature to amend registration laws to permit women to vote. According to a cable at the State De- partment,, Holland will celebrate the de- parture of the Pflgrom Fathers for Am erica. Aug. 29 to Sept, 2 will be ob- served as America Week. Japan has sent communication to China, saying the government is unable l to comply with China's request for a withdrawal of the Japanese guards on l the Chinese eastern railroad. -. William Barbriek, farmer who re- gently made known his intention of at l tempting to ride Niagara Falls in a bar rel, announced that he had constructed secret container for his. plunge. 1 American Bosch Masneto Co.,, which has its principal offices in New York filed a certificate with the Secretary oi State of New Jersey increasing capita ! stock from s2.6ee,ooo to $2.5So,ooo. ] Mayor Hyiand of New York asked
 Commissioner of Accounts Hirshfield t
 investigate and report the sudden chang in contract Tor the 4new ss2o, ,ooo, ,C0, i court house, substituting limestone fo 1! granite.
 Marcus Gliekerstein. proprietor; of al East Side New York restaurant ant
 cafe, and lis bartender, Max Klein when arrested by prohibition agents ol
 charge of selling .whiskey, declared the.
 never heard Of any such law as prohi
 bition. t ] New York Public Service Commis sion for the second district, denied tn application of railways operating with lin the state for permission to file tariff
 putting into effect the new increase, passenger and freight rates on milk an, cream.
 T Charging that large quantities o liquor are coming into Chicago and sur rounding territory from Canada. Pro
 hibition Director Delrynple of the Grea 1 Lakes states, conferred with Prohibition commissioner Kramer and asked for larger force.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-21
.REVERSES FOR BOLSHEV|N
 IN BOTH BATTLE FRONTS

Northeast of Warsaw the Poles Are Rapidly Following the ke treating Enemy-To the East of the Polish Capital the Polish Forces Have Taken Thousands of Prisoners and Great Amounts of War Material-ln Southern Russia enera Wrangel Has Driven the Boshevik Back Across the Lower Portion of the Dneper River
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-21

Senator Calder. New York, chairman of the senate committee on production and reconstruction, was notified by Vice President Galloway. of the Baltimore and Ohio, that "unscrupulous coal op- orators" are causing congestion of from 1900 to 1,4oo cars at Curtis Bay term inal, Baltimore.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-21
ILLINOIS FARMERS TAKE
 CENSUS OF FREIGHT CARS

Chicago Aug. 20.-The first survey of freight cars ever taken by the farmers of a state has just been completed through the Illinois Agricultural Asspciation
 Secretary D. o. Thompson announced
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-21
PARLIAMENTARY QUESTION AS TO STATUS IF SUFFRAGE

Whether Tennessee House May Still Vote Reconsideration Depends Upon What Constitutes Legislative Day Opinion is Divided = Meanwhile National Woman's Party is Working For Further Legislative or Executive Action in Nine Doubtful States to Permit All Women to Vote in November.
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The United States produces and con- sumes more tale than any other coun- trv
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS

who has been in poor health, is report ed serious.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-21

Charging that large quantities of liquor are coming into Chicago and sur> rounding territory from Canada, Pro- liibition Director Delrynple of the Great Lakes states, conferred with Prohibition commissioner Kramer and asked for a larger force.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-21

Irlshment of moderate views concern ing the problem of dominion rule will meet at Dublin next Tuesday for con- ference. it,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-21

WiIkens Bergman Harper, ot Tex arkana, was nominated by President Wilson to be U. s. Marshal for the East ern district of Texas.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-21

William Barbrick, farmer who re- gently made known his intention of at tempting to ride Niagara Falls in a bar rel, announced that he had constructed secret container for his plunge.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-21

Japan has sent a contamination to China saying the government is unable to comply with China's request for withdrawal of the Japanese guards on the Chinese eastern railroad.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-21

New York Public Service Commits sion, for the second district, denied the application of railways operating with in the state for permission to file tariff! putting into effect the new increased passenger and freight rates on milk anc cream.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-21

Premier Lloyd George does not con- template any trip to the United States or Canada, as was reported.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-21

Humidity in New York dropped 70 points the weather bureau sanfounced. A pomise of several days cool weather is made by the weather man.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-21

Fifteen hundred additional Mexican troops were landed at a Colorado Low CT California, it was officially announc- ed.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-21

American Bosch Macneto Co.,. which has it's principal offices in New York, filed certificate with the Secretary of State of New Jersey increasing capital stock from s2.5ee,ooo to $2,5so,ooO.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-21

According to cable at the State De- partment, Holland will celebrate the de- parture of the Pilgrom Fathers for Am erica. Aug. 2s to Sept 2 will be ob- served as America Week.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21

and cook very slowly until tender.
When the fowl is half cooked, add
half a tablespoonful Of salt and half
a teaspoonful Of psprika. Take out
the meat, strain the stock, remove
the grease and cook until reduced to
two and a half cupsful.
Add the liquor drained from
pint of oysters and thicken with two
tablespoonsful of -four cooked with
two tahlespoonsful of the chicken
fat. Arrange the pieces Of chicken
discard the back), half . cupful of
cooked pork dice and the raw oy-
sters, carefully dried, in a deep bak-
ing dish, pour over the gravy and
add extra salt. paprika, celery salt
and chopped parsley to suit the in
dividuaI taste. Cover with a very
rich baking powder crust or pastry,
as preferred, and, after making sew.
eral incisons for the steam to es-
cape, bake In hot oven. A small
cup inverted in the center Of the 5ie
dish will hold the gravy and keep it
from drying out.
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the Thanksgiving hostess mas risen
nobly to the occasion and gathered
around her hospitable board her
friends and relatives.
Now, undoubtedly, the aristocratic
turkey is the bird par excellence to
serve on such an occasion, but if, for
a matter Of economy or any other
reason, turkey seems out of the ques-
tion, try substituting a delicious
chicken and oyster pie, pair Of sa-
worry ducks, or even pair Of rab-
bits, the latter, when properly cooked
and served needing no apology, even
when served on fete day.
In the following Thanksgiving
menus will be found fou1 holiday
dinners suitable for all tastes and
purses The turkey will cost from
so cents to so cents pound, the
ducks about as cents a pound. the
fowl 40 cents a pound and medium
sized rabbits about s1.75 pair.
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been 'ignaly proved that such oness impossible
sr@hlc?
The frat American Thanks
and in the midst OF but with joy
Hfewh liberty OF
sacrifice.
We shall have little thanks
safety unless willing to the price paid
for righteousness the nations.
These won,en problems well mems directly
we'll Indirectly The spirit Of the Thanksgiving Feast surely
much the the House Mother
ablo The TIME when could be
fed and when children
mhoue tortured cold and hungry,
the the cables, ships neigh
hors Of ALL The OF Poland aid Armenia
Americas good and the worlds good We may differ
to the details Of hoy best Bu chat America
the world if bo her traditions
that every woman knows Mo individual Thanksiving be
worthy of tho does plainly
neighbor. Why should
personal ideals? l.
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ened butter. Lay on toast squares
and stand In hot oven for couple
Of minutes. Serve with cress salad
and a strained cranberry sauce.
When roasted, truss them, letting
the legs stand up instead Of down !;
tie each in a thin slice Of salt pork
or bacon and bake in hot oven for
twenty minutes. Baste while cook
ing with a mixture Of hot water,
melted butter, salt, celery salt and
paprika and serve on toast mois-
tened with the juice in the pan.
Partridge is cooked in about the
sanae manner as grouse, save that
it Is roasted for forty minutes in
stead of half an hour. 1t may also,
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-four. Then add slowly two cupstut
Of strained stock, with salt and ps'
prika to taste and two whole cloves.
Let simmer for fifteen minutes and
strain. Stone eighteen olives, cut IN
pieces and boil them in water to Just
cover for FIVE minutes. Add these
olives to the sauce and cook for five
minutes and serve.
Orange and Jelly Sauce
Put into saucepan half glass
Of currant jelly and add the grated
yellow rfnds of two oranges ans
a tablespoonful of sugar. Mix welt
blending I'm two tablespoonful eacn
Of orange and lemon juice, two table
spoonful of grape Juice, a quarter
Of a teaspoonful of salt and an
eighth of a teaspoonful If papriSs.
Cook until it comes to the boil aho
serve hot.
Celery Sauce
This Is very good with fried SOUR.
rels. Prepare two cupsful Of wni's
sauce, making It from equal parts OF
celery water and the top of the ooF
tie. When we'll thickened stir in Two
chicken bouillon cubes and season "
taste with salt and white pepper.
Have ready one cupful Of cooked
diced celery and add this to tne
sauce with two Tablespoonful 'i
chopped parsley. Have the sau's
boiling hot and, just previous "
serving, add three tablespoonful Oh
stiff1y whipped cream. Serve I'M
mediately. v. c. l. :
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ing with little strong celery water
and serve the birds hot and rare.
The true way and the only way
that an epicure viii eat them is to
have the blood "follow the knife"
an they are carved. Fried crescents
Of rice or hon1iny and black currant
jelly are the correct and usual
accomplishments, with celery, green
peas and potato chips.
A DESSERT is rarely served with
true game dinner, but an orange or
grape fruit salad with cheese straws
and coffee may complete the meal.
Other varieties Of wild ducks, like
tho teals, bluebill, broadbills, ruddy
ducks and butterballs, are cooked in
the same manner, although, as they
arc not 80 fine in flavor as the can
vasback and redhead, an olive or
orange sauce is sometimes served.
Wild Turkey
Wild turkey Is not very common
IN our markets, but they are de-
licious In flavor and should always
be cooked with chestnut and celery
dressing. They are roasted in about
tho same manner az the domestic
variety, save that slices of bacon or
salt pork should be laid across the
breast and they should be frequent
ly basted while cooking with tho
fat and juices In the pan.
Serve With wild turkey unstrained
cranberry aauce. sweet potato Gro
quettes, baked stuffed onions and q
celery salad.
HquirYsls are delicious cooked an
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when young, be broiled like quail.
This should be done slowly, and
about twenty minutes is necessary
for thorough cooking.
Both grouse and partridge are
generally served with bread sauce,
although sometimes they are sur
rounded with a border Of coarse
bread crumbs that have been
slightly Drowned with hot butter.
Either crisp celery tops or cress
make a good garnish, and black
currant jelly is the accepted ac-
compartment.
Squirrel en- Casserole
For the casserole preparation
clean, wash and joint a pair of
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squirrels and lay them in salted
water for thirty minutes. Drain.
rinse in cold water and dry. Allow
for the squirrels half a cupful Of
chopped onion, a quarter Of a pound
of salt pork (diced), one cupful each
OF drained canned corn and lima
beans and one and q hatf cupsfui Of
stewed and seasoned tomatoes. Ar
range alternate layers Of all the in
gradients in casserole, seasoning
with salt, paprika and celery salt
and pour over a thin brown sauce to
cover. Put on the cover and simmer
gently for three hours.
Sauces TO Serve With Came
Bread Sauce
Slit two cupsful Of dried bread
crumbs. Put over the fire a pint Of
milk and a small sliced onion. When
the milk is scalded, take out the
onion and add enough of the crumbs
to make the sauce Of the desired con-
s1stency. Season with q Tablespoons
ful Of butter, half teaspoonful Of
salt and a quarter Of a teaspoomul
each Of psprika, grated nutmeg and
celery salt. Saut6 In hot pork fat
three tablespoonsful Of bread crumbs
and stir this into tho sauce just as
you serve 1t.
Olive Sauce
Put two tablespoonsful Of shorten
ing in o saucepan and when hot add
two tablespoonsful each Of chopped
onion, carrot and celery. Lot brown
and stir In two tAblespoonsful Of
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casserole, or they may be steamed
or parboiled and then fried or
broiled.
Roasted Grouse
Grouse, like all game, should not
be too fresh. Wash on the outside
only, wipe with damp cloth inside
and put level teaspoonful Of bacon
fat inside each bird. Truss them
into shape and roast In a hot oven
for half an hour, basting them fire.
quently with a little melted bacon
fat mixed with boiling water. When
half cooked sprinkle with salt and
paprika and before the last basting
dredge with flour.
Boil the liver Of the birds, pound
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Ube Ubanksgibinq Deast 1920 1920

T IS che three hundredh anniversary Of the landing
1k Pilgrims Plymouth Rock We had friends among ii.
~ lndxns thennow they have almost Disappeared When
strong ard highly civilized c> play prov-
denc to weaker history records
ration and final of
Our slogan lately frat" ono Of our
leading Senators hAA asked orny What put
first if Ancrica7" He to
vousiy. those who think this reos policy do
not to nation first, but believe policy
ALL federation
seves their the state has as
Senators large oneo,crwise
Massae might be vote from
TexAt! ~ ~
What do by "Amerca 6r.t"? American material
prosperity and American deals7
place youthful tochbeaer
nations of tho world
OF the weak do
needa and pfoblemswhen view
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Rice Croquettcs

In mortar, add little melted but
ter, salt and paprika to taste and a
few drops Of kitchen bouquet. Spread
this over hot buttered toast and lay
the birds on the toast. Wild grape
jelly or spiced crabapple jelly is a
delicious accompaniment, and pota-
to chips and crisp green salad
should be che vegetables.
Quails may be either roasted or
broiled. If the latter, split them
down the back and broil over hot
fire, allowing about four minutes
for each side. Basic while broi1ing
with little melted butter, and
when they are cooked dust with salt
and pepper and spread with soft
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Chicken Pie With
Oysters in the Gravy
DELICIOUS chicken and oy.

A DELICIOUS chicken and oy
ster pie, with its appetizing
combination Of favors and its crisp
brown crust, through which the rich
gravy oozes, seems especially ap-
propriate for Thanksgiving dinner,
and as a four and one-half pound
fowl (selling at 40 cents pound)
combined with pint Of oysters will
serve six persons, the menu need not
be an expensive one.
Drowned corn fritters or a corn
pudding, mashed potatoes, crabapple
Jelly. cabbage salad and frozen
dessert will furnish an excellent holi-
day menu. Instead of the usual fruit
course, try serving celery canapes,
an appetizing tidbit, to stimulate the
appetite for the good things to come.
Celery Canapts
Chicken and Oyster Pie
Crabapple Jelly
Drowned Corn Fritters
Ma.hed Potatoes
Cabbage and Apple Salad
Indian Pudding with leo Cream
Celery Canapes
Select white pieces Of crisp celery
and flll the rounded hollow IN the
centers with a mixture made from
two tahlespoonsful Of potted bloater
paste, six chopped stuffed olives, two
tablespoonsful Of minced celery tops
and two tablespoonsful Of chopped
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soned with half teaspoonful of salt
Cover and cook until the rice has alb
sorbed the water. Then add one
cupful Of scalded milk and steam un-
til the rice is tender Remove from
the fire, add one tablespoonful Of
oleo and the beaten yolk of two eggs
Pour into small cups, chill and scoop
out the centers. Turn out, egg and
bread crumb, and by means Of fry
ing basket cook in deep hot fat until
crisp and brown. Drain on crumpled
brown paper and place tablespoon
full Of grape jelly in the center of
each just as you serve them.
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into quarters and carefully take off
the inner skin, leaving the sections
intact. Place in a bowl and pour
over the saved orange Juice half q
cupful of grape juice, one teaspoon
full Of lemon juice and one table
spoonful Of powdered sugar. Let
stand on the ice until thoroughly
chilled, drain, lay on crisp lettuce
leaves, sprinkle with Chopped oress
and pour over a French dressing
made from the fruit Juice, four
.abiespoonsful Of salad oil, half a
teaspoonful Of salt and a quarter
Of teaspoonful Of paprika.
Frozen Fruit Cl,stard
Prepare q rich boiled custard from
three cupsful Of milk, one table
spoonful Of cornstarch, three eggs,
half teaspoonful Of salt and three
tablespoonsful Of sugar. Chill the
cooked mixture flavor with tea
spoonful Of vanilla extract and add
three-quarters Of cupful Of
chopped seeded raisins boiled un-
til plump, four tablespoonsfu1 Of
chopped preserved ginger and one
banana pressed through a potato
ricer. Freeze slowly until firm and
smooth. A little shredded canned
pineapple may take the place Of the
banana.
Serve in sherbet glasses lined with
halved lady fingers. II still
simpler dessert is desired serve a
loganberry ice made by boiling to-
gcther one and = half quarts Of
water, one pound Of honey and half
teaspoonful Of cream Of tartar to
220 degrees. Cool, add the Juice Of
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w nth the game season on, the
w "sad and melancholy days

Wv TITH the game season on, the
" "sad and melancholy days
have come" for the deni-
zens Of field and forest, and tho mar
ket stalls show their quota Of squir-
rels, ducks, wild turkey, quails, rab-
bits and partridges. Suggestions
are accordingly offered as to their
correct cooking in many appetizing
ways, their sauces and what side
dishes to serve with them.
The Ducks
The canvasback duck has always
been dubbed the very aristocrat Of
game and ranks with the royal Eng
IAN pheasant. The redhead duck
closely resembles the canvasback in
favor and is often mistaken for It
when cooked, both being handled in
tho same manner.
Leave on the heads Of the birds,
pick, singe and wash tho outside
and carefully draw them. Do not
wash the inside. merely wips out
with damp cloth. II there seems
TO be any fshy odor, place u xmaIl
raw apple or peeled onion inside
while roasting To absorb the odor.
It Ia not 10 be- served.
Dust inside with salt and paprika,
and II tho onion or apple is not
used, place a Tablespoonful Of tart
grape or currant Jelly inside each
bird. Truss into shape. gprinkle
with salt and paprlku and bake In a
very hot oven for from eighteen ~
twsn1y minutes. Basts whils cook
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Rabbits Baked in Milk
Are Cheap and Good

TFTHEThanksgivinghostess desires
an inexpensive holiday dinner,
but one delicious as we'll, let her serve
a pair Of young rabbits baked in
milk Zone rabbit will serve four per-
sons). Cup-shaped rice croquettes,
each holding tablespoonful Of tart
grape jelly, and bacon rolls should
be used as garnish.
With the rice croqucttes, no pota-
toes will be required, and diced car
rots and tiny canned peas (com-
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Suitable Side Dishes, PROPERLY
Cooked, Are Needed to But
tress the Main Dish

the latter should be rather lirht In
character.
Oyster Cocktails Ss1tiMes
Celery
Spiced Apple Sauce SAltsd Mute
Roast Duck Green Peas
Candied Sweet Potatoes
Orange Salad Cheese Straws
Frozen Fruit Custarx
Orange Salad
Peel two large oranges, separate
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sage and onions and accompany with
q rather tart sptced apple sauce or
currant Jelly, as you may prefer.
Creamed onions or green peas are
tho correct vegetables, and both
creamy mashed white potatoes or
candied sweet potatoes go we'll with
the duck flavor. A celery or orange
salad may precede the dessert, and
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same a pound for the bones ss Va.
are for the delicious meat.
A bird weighing between sIph.
and nine pounds is to be preferred
and, if the dinner is to be a larps
one, it is good plan to have tv.
small turkeys, or, better STILL
nh1e-pound turkey and a deliciom
baked ham with crisp brown ernst
eaten with either chestnut or oyT.,
dressing.
Juiienne Soup Crackers
Gallery Olives Sailed Amend.
Roast Turkey Baked Ham
(Chessnus or Oyster Dressins)
Cranberry Sause
Mashed Potatoes Asparagus Tin.
Tomato Jelly Salad
Mince Pie Cheese
Nuts and Raisios
Oyster Dressing
For an eight-pound turkey, gratis
into bowl three cupsful of stale
bread crumbs and add, in the order
given, one teaspoonful of poultry
seasoning, thrcc-quarters of a tea.
spoonful Of salt, half teaspocnful
Of paprika. two tablespoonful Of
chopped celery tops, ore tablespoon.
full Of minced parsley, half a
tablespoonful of We, cestershirs
sauce and one pint of stewing oys.
ters drained from their liquor
Mix we'll before using, blending IN
two tablespoonsful of melted oleo.
This gives a rather dry dressing,
and, if a moister one is preferred,
add half a cupful Of the oyster
liquor.
Baked Ham
Wash thoroughly with little
soda water an eight-pound ham.
rinse thoroughly and soak over
night in cold water. In the morn.
ing place in a large kettle, add q
quart Of sweet cider, cold water to
well cover, an onion, stuck with SIX
whole cloves, a broken stick Of Gin.
namon, ten peppercorns, a bay Leaf
and half a teaspoonful Of celery
seed. Bring slowly to .he boiling
point and let simmer until tender.
Allow the ham to cool in the liquor
In which it has cooked. Drain, take
off the skin. sprinkle thickly with
brown sugar, brush over with beaten
egg and dredge with crushed
Drowned bread crumbs, stick With
whole cloves and bake in very
slow oven for forty minutes.
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are to be catered for, as they are
not so meaty as chickens.
Stuff the ducks with a forcemeat
dressing literally seasoned with
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caterer does not have to ecopou,,.
on her dinner budget, the del,c,o,.
aroma while cooking, 50 promi,i,,
Of gastronomic delights to com.. !.
alone we'll worth part Of tho pr'..
Select, if possible, a plumn h.,
turkey, and be sure that II il hs,s
foS its size. A large bony structu,.
win furnish but little meat when y
comes to carving; and rem.mh.,
that you are paying exactly n.