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Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18

ters: First I extend thanks for the yell low slip which was pleasing surprise and much appreciated.
 lola in her letter refers to the. brass warming pan and foot stoves. remen,- bey them, and at my home in what was called the open chamber and was the first one you entered into after aseelG- ing the stairs All the sleeping rooms opened out from this chamber. In it stood the warming pan and footstovs spinning wheel and swifts. The latte- was for holding skeins of yarn for nd:ng. It opene.i- much like an unl- brel,a being comnosed of rias- Of sma ! sticks held together by. strong cords and the sfandard stood on a base of five-inch plank. Ii could be raised pr lowered to it the skein as In the stand ard there were holes and a wire pin to keen 1t firm The warming ran I havs used many. times. for in my. younger years houses were not hlessed with con stant heat and the sleeping roo-ns-oh l weren't they cold? You could feel the ch'I' creeping up your sninal- co'upn. That brings to my mind story. my | nother u-ed to tell me of an old sea ca-tain who came home with a severe chiI and his wife ha--ing hear7 that | brown surrr burned with a war-ning 2 | | ing the surar In the bed she -proceedad to run tha hot pan over the su-ar. and ! then said "FIo- in Cartain ClqpD .ni-- | inc hot" You can iragine the result. | r idAntly she id not undeFs.and the right us. of a warming pan. I re- mernbeF how to give one9a sweat by | nuttinr in the pan Of hot coel- anything Of steaming nature, and believe me it | was hot.
 At the time footstoves were used the church had no way of giving heat My mother told me when the putting of stoves in ..hIrrh was -agitated some stood out agains, It as it would be Sc hot they could not endure It. The nex; Sun ay after one was put In. but no, quite ready for the fire one man wnc opposed it sat uncomfortable the hea, was so oppressive, and observed he knew stoves were not fit for churches IIc agination makes things appear en- tirely different from what they are many times.
 noticed Tn the letters sadness hal come into the homes of some of ths sisters. Although they are not knowr personally to me, they have my sympa
 thy for I, too, have been called to. par with many dear ones and when my hus
 band died life seemed void. But wen
 about doing for others to take my m:nS : from my sadness. Nevertheless tht
 dear ones are missed and as the year
 come and go We miss them none tn
 less.
 With these lines close
 Build a -Mttle fence of trust around to
 day
 Fill the s2ace with loving work ant therein stay; Look not through Its sheltering bar
 upon tomorrow ---- s God will gi-e you grace to bear what ever may come of for or sorrow,
 TROTTIE.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18

-A.s. 4 -f twist of the wrist In co6S.ns rilat 1t was hard to gel." 1 think tcsved recipe far -exrords new -one -tzKeh from "a cook book. l have four books carstu..y stored away. orss hpt,e.to date. but never refer to On, ~of- them untess l .sfg docking for some as%a fangiea? fad. When r And ii necessary to refer to one tsget my book of -o.d tested rectp. thaf ! have had a puniH, r Of years
 will tEos tell how many for fear come ones mtkht guess hew-oldI am. oft n :fsad sonaethtng in ithe Corner whi.h ocs not appeai toi me . but pass on just as though 1t wasn't there and say nothing FlfpE that very article may be just what
 selne sister needs I think we should be !. broad mind ed ani try to help one anoth- eFaand .eave sarcastic Fsmar.is- unsa d socut talnss some one may peed or en- Gvandma Gray: I tried your recipe for huilsd cern. It was very good-so good in fact had to hull a second | batch, =
 speliah peai:' I am still guessing, but | hope to hHd out some day That pie | was delicious and certainly tastes for l more" i I think 1t would be interesting to hear from "Rhode fs:and" if they would close ] the victroia little while and grasp the pen.
 1 wish to thank the sisters who sent
 Tn recipes for rice pie. shall try each Tone.
 i Some one asked for recipes for douSh- I nuts and sugar cookies. I am on1ing :. the same & <
 Dsushnuts. One and on.-ha:f cups l sour milk. two eggs beaten light ore and
 one-haH cups suear two tablespoons s. m Ar -fr4Tfs Fl lard tttle sour cream preferred) one large teaspoon so9a, little saft and nut meg. Mix the egg, su%ar, sour cream nutmeg, and salt together, then add the sour milk beaten light, and last the soda siftsd in with the -four. Add flour to make soft dough; roll ard cut with g doughnut cutter and fry in hot lard. II Sweet Milk DoHshnuts: 1One egg 5.at
 en Hsht,, one cnp sweet milk. one-ha-t
 cup susar, two teaspoons rleitei lard one teaspoon soda. salt and nutmeg; sif |, the soda in with th.s flour; add -four t, . make soft dough and roll. cut and if! as given above: e
 Sugar Coolsiesr Two and one-ha. cups sugar one CID sour mix, one GU, lard, one large tea epoon soda. two eggs
 salt, one tablespoon orange or vaui'.;
 extract. flour to make soft dourh sprinkle with gra anulate5 surar- evenly o
 the teo of each cookie before bakips
 This makes a large hatch.s5
 eprnr eoeti-s No. 2: One eu7 susa p one egg; one.haR cur, sweet milk. butte 1, size of an egg. two teasnoofs creal tartarfn. one. teaspoon soda salt. or ! teaspoon orange or vanilla extract Sift the soda in one cup flour, an a enough flour to make a soft doug
 snrihkle each cookie with sugar befol [ baking.
 Best wishes to ali -
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18
WHAT MAKES THE CORNER $
 Ga0R

 Dear Editor and Social Corner Sis- ters: It's Q long time since l sent my last letter to the Corner, but l do want to tell you all about my tirst and only Nislt 10 the Social Corner cub.
 Well, one bright day l tooh the troll ley and aiighted at the Buckingham Me 3orial.
 l was all alone and mind you, had never been inside the building before So I went 10 the door, opened it and went Inside. Then I saw 8 stairway and walked up. At the top l met 8 lady i and l said to her, T am Black Eyed Suv sic, and do rot know soul here" She said, Well. you will not be able to say that long for I am Gala Lily and this Burning to anesher lady that stood Hearl IS Crimson Rambler. We'll, Gala Lily introduced me to 2 number of others but the only one re- member distinctly was Scottie. | Then after a while Gala Lily asked me if I wouldn't sit and have something D eat which did. After that there was music and q general good time. was certainly having q good time when In the midst of 1t l suddenly aweke to ind it only dream.
 Now this is fact and sometimes find myself thinking If l were to meet Gala Lily and Crimson Rambler would know them, Anyway, ] thank all those that mae things so enjoyable tor me while t lasted.
 My, we are having some nice letters but I for one do not agree with Louise when she said. We can all iaak !a 3 cook hook and not fill the Corner page with recipes which interest ehly Jew have a great many valued recipe. [ RAO F
 often lend them, but always make sure
 that get them back. ! taink we nevel
 can have 100 many that ase tried aas
 true.
 I think a little of everything is whn | makes the Corner page just so good . and no matter how HaAy cock book we have to look Into its always goot to and few tried and true ree,pe ] along with everything sIse. Tatting: like yelF EaAas. You mus like 1t, too to take t sef your pen name. Do you like efeeAetlas. teai eften wonder If anyone else likes fsae' work as well as l. Hubby says slsa would walk alie te see sefas taHe . work but go him one better aHa ga I'd walk tive,
 More of those geea recipes.
 
 ' child of seeing Jerry tAs Blue Bag q 5 I heard him called. He was dressed ) blue eveFsIle and jumper aRd carried 7 blue bag of same material saA we weF , told 1t was full of buttons When v 2 were naughty mother tAFeatsasd to giv 2 us to Jerry Blue Bag when he caza ] 1 around again.
 Here Is a recipe fes c.eaaa eaka sems 2 one may lihs to try it' l. Cream Cake; One cup ei sagsT. sy' . eggs (beatsn togethsT 45 H.agsas ], one-half cup of milk. oAe asa e#s.ha ], cups of houy. two saaspeoHs hskia g powder, huttsT size of sgE. melted. P }. melted burteY h just hefeTs baking. ]. Makes three iayeFs- Put vAlppe ' cream between and on top. ' My. am sure heard the editey sa' I well. we'll well. you stayed avay y long time. but now are making up ft f 1t now" so will just say 'FhFs f cheers for the ceFHsF" and snake
 hurried exit.
 BLACKsETED SUSIE.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18
REo1PE FoR SPONGE CAKE.

Dear Editor and Social Corner Sisters. attended the Social Corner Club No. 2 two weeks ago Wednesday at Buclsing- ham Memorial. I enjoyed it ever so much and would like to become men,r Der.
 I am sending recipe for sponge cake which l think $ very good: Two eggs, well beaten, one cup sugar, beat agasn one cup sifted flour in which put one heaping~ teaspoon baking powder. and sift again, and add slowly one-nalf cup hot milk. one teaspoon vanilla; beat all tor gether thoroughly.
 HONEY B.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18

with not tco rich sweet cream. eHs good cup aous. essa goed teaspoon hakiny pow der salt. paatl;s. Bake in savsFe tia
 Hot Milk speags Eske; I've Agss beaten thotalehiy. one dgp ssgas, beat again. one,hass cup Aapr; aater tAis Is well Aeatea, add oas-haaf cup hosflng milk. then another, ene-haA cup noaF n which has been sifted one tsasreon bakr .ng powder, salt FlaUer with ispton oF vanilla
 sIeshsr's ssFes Cesssess I've sEss. one and enf.hzA eupp spgax, one cup cream l!s c3san E ysFy souF put P aeoys pne-feurth cup mllk}, ene tsssreen soda, ere teaspotn iemep or vaataa az4 enc hak spoon nutmeg.
 Ths sarte rule Is naada with cne-hat cup sAorteatHg and one level teaapeeN soda assa twS Of cream of tartar witt onesAals cup sweet milk and cne cuE Sugaf.
 Best es wishes to asa especially r GEaHana@ F.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18
ErDOSCoPF

rgvntisn cNfldren played see-sav l.0"n ve-rs ago.
 The hi~hast s'eam-nav'Tated lake In the world is Lake Titi~aca which lies at an altitude of f2.5l5 feet, part ly In Peru and partly in Bolivia.
 Soil from Valley Forge was used Armist,ce day i1 -i7nting a " iNe-ty tree" at Mi,led-eville. Ga, t-pi'yins the union of the north and south.
 Plans are afoot to convert Heilgo- land the dismantled Gerran fortress into an international watering place ard center for regattas and other water sports.
 he mos powerful aerisf ton ia th. world fas ~e~- cnnstru-ted at Dii n. in Fr~no Is E ht. wrich can be sen for z1o miles Is co71-oard Of eirs,t arc la-os with a cower Of i.ooo.o1o.3oo can d;es
 Mrs lloyd George. wife Of the Brittxh rreuier. ts proh,cieni in most outdoor T1arts and in her girlho3d was caytzin of teTi-dr and Is quite fear-ess as a yachtswoman.
 re s--i-e --as a 'on- -H ak worn by n"'e s fn rSil ri-s ,- avs aas ff TT rvc' n 'So s-s of e-n- - ~ or --o- 'fs er, ITS z on IT ' o-c rles nd In ta wh te oand or Pro san; ergy Birds. sorne al least. are goo1 weathei prophets. The green woo5Decker l. known sn so-ne i-arts of this country ax | the rain otrd' because you hear his laugh ts5 cry 60 often before down2our. The nSisseithrrsh. sesin. has rsine. the n4ns Of "scorTn cock because he sings befort --ind snd rain
 ] Du-sns he Ua- t'se ro~Soats. tor-rs [ -'c 'Il,es and s1saii c'tbnas on Grea; re-tt N7y -rr iS- H'v 'r g -r ,7-ra~ as
 - gr+ L ( es ..' inted on the sterR ol s.sna.4r cxslt Peaceful Poly, Sally lunn. Sister Sie snc fMa-gery.-New York lnsninE Post
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18
.LIKEs I.ErrERs AND REnIrEs

Dear soci-i Corner: I am. sending 2 letter for the Soc al Corner.
 have been a reader of the S-ciei Corn CT for so1ne time and snioy the letters an the usaful rec.p z which have fo- nd tc he very good. -. .----
 have not snen any of L. M H lette-s for some time now wonder where sil ir.
 May we enter Co-ne- club meeIn without the yellow r'bbon?
 How Is 1t worn? Will some of the sis ters esplain? hope may atteni 2 rneetin- so n. As new i- tho Com er l hope I havn't taken another sist~r's n3rae. MIDGET
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18
POETRY
TIE WAr,uEK-

From eas-s--n window one may ssa hs
 morning ar z-fs. And wztcf the g.oc. of the dawr .ir fft
 fooi .he waitr- slirs Wh le al. the cogiin. c y viii hrt;z if
 stiE glad surmise For hove 'ss horn with morning as surely
 as the sun Lifts u.' aho E. 'he rosy Is after he
 night Is done. refore the wh.ri-- wheels of day th.ir
 music have begun. And youth crowds al the eastern Kste
 w.- joyous tees pnd free. Eager to ake the morning road with xs
 urc rtainty, Nor ass adv'ce of graybeards-sare.
 like you and me From western windows one looks ors
 upon the c'oeing day. And sees the god of sunset fade to uearf
 and silver gray, But evenSong Is on hs lbs, his heart
 knows no dasmay. Behind him Hes In sh ,dows soft the path
 by which he came And If upon its beetiing cliffs he failed
 to carve his name Experience Is as rich as hove and peacs
 more sweet than fame. And goodiy seems the shArerSng inn to
 h'm who travelled far; The fulIr<<s of the tide has drowned the
 ealing of the bar And foi- the harbor lights giearn out
 and over them star. I-Loie Whithesey. In New York Herald
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xxx rn zsLp EACH orrx~.

near Editsy and Serial ceFnsr s's- sers; Since I became interested h the Ss- siai Cerrsy yeaa evsYythins on the eaee. even the little savs whi"f1 we au .now ssds a bit to The Bulletins treas ury. Recently I noticed remarks cf,rr some recioss which know are e'rr"- eiated. especially by young houseAsep- CTS, as heard the remark made about an old housekecper. that she had .
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GUT THIS ouT-Ir IS WORTH MONEY

cut out this slip. enclose with Sc and Ave, Chicago. Ili.. writing your name and address clear.y. You vii reccile in return a trial package containing Foiey's Honey and -Tar. ar.Coinponn nd -eor--coughs colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pa!rs In sides and back -heur1a' s-r,
 backache. kidney and bladder allneHis
 and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a v 10 e for for constpation. biiiousness. headachess, and sluggish bowels. Lee 6 osgood Go.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18
ANOTHER CORNER MEMBER.

Dear Editor of Soicad Corner: have been asked by several of the Social Cor ner members to join The Corner, and after visiting at the.r meet ngs ] am pleased to continue attending and will take for my penname
 ORIANNA.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18
LIKES THE sNnW

Dear Social Corner Sis.ers: How many of yd, Ike to see the earth clo'he h eF1nire? T ike It fer:it gives nora II h
 n the house 50 We can see the cobwy B and all other dirt. = It Is good for root Of hardy chants and 1t tnnlss so clean and pure may be what Is called 'rxIno- rrantsc- snN thH.:n, may not be mary openly dcclarinr-e s-nselvss IS. such. D. hear sorne one say. If you had to De ou. la It or shovel 1t you would cfan-e yo IT
 mind? Am glad some of you rnjo p1etTy
 know Brotter J m iikes 1t lend v-Iea ] send in a poem know he will read 1t. Twice Twcnty: Am glad to hear the sick one Is improving Hore you can b: with us in March. Bring Keziah Doolit. tie with you. also Sa.ur 'ay Eve.
 Kitty Lou: You say you have nisIai' my letter. hope yo found the two photos of George Wa e-Fi--tnn when yo5 opAnnd
 t. My hair hrs >tted corr'ng our. sr ! shall not ncet tse recpe. Thank yol. Best wishes N
 JOAN
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18
CLUB No: 8 PosrroNsp Ml

CLUB No: POSTPONED MEETING.
 Dear Editor and Corner Sisters: The meeting of Club No 3 was postponed to Feb. 22 because the weather man made such a big mistake and sent snow in stead of sunshine Bring the, valentines just the same and plan to enjoy the day. We have had pleasant meetings in the past and hope to see mere members with their friends and neigh6ors at the next meeting. cc
 Hoping for pleasant day. am, as eveI- .----. -.--. THE SAME nNrE
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18
sLAcK-EFEp SUSIE.
MucR IgTxBxsFEp u nxcUSs.

pssy KA.tsF and seeial cevsef sis. tsrs: Can snyene EIve ne . recipe feF making fruit salaA ef galatiAss ! have heard of 1t ss being delicious. Nes leag ago heard . party gay thst they had eaten quantity which Asd been put away for the family aAd the house. keeper never coul& tell where t disap>
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18
COLD AND COUCH AND PEANUT
 BUxTER. FUDGE RECIPES.

Dear soe.aa Corner Friends: have received several letters and cards and will etry and answer them all soon. Grandpa has been having time with
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18
KEErIas Ts rourH wIrN coaHEE

do not write vsry often ! an iHteFsssF ed sn tine sisters and read the Social Corner page almost every week.
 Aunt Mary Jane: was glad te sec your letter last week and the recipe feS much lemon was very nice
 Prups Caks: Mi3 one rounding table, spoon of butter. one cup of sugay and one egg, s.ft two cups Of flour with ehe rounding teaspeen of soda. Add Aeus and one cup of pfune Juice slternstsls te the mixture. then add one caP q cooked and pifted prunes and enc tea spcoE of vaaills Wien baked add the fresting and sprinkle with eoeoaRut. ! Is very nice; try t.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18
PLEAsANTEsT TIVE IN MANY A
 nAK


 Dear soe.al Corner Editor: few lines to tell you attended the gathering Feb. 8 In W Himan.ie and do want to thank the Social Corner for the pieasantest tinls I've spent h many day. What impressed me greatly was the a Hesphere of friendiiGess toward all. espec'aIiy my self, stranger within their gates. 4 splendid talk by ono os our welfare workers gave an insight Into eond tions existing among the very poor of our city that would draw tears to your eyes and the money from your purse. Such gath erings must promote a feeling of good assist those in less fortunate cireunl- stances aise something to look forward to win pleasure. Now. dear editer. if there Is one ittie corner left that I might h,l, I would l gladly become 9 member. The following is little poem that seems te personity the Social Corner and was inspired by . very pleasant visit with them: FRTENB NBS1TP.
 4 friendly hand and g cheerful smile From shadows and cares they will be- guile.
 | It dFags cHa back from the shores os r doubt
 l TFrH td1l9 ID ucAler dH0 lo6SSQ db0ut. | For there's nothing 30 precious h life te held.
 i Friendship Is worth its weight In gold
 It's friends you Ee d when the rosrgh winds blew
 And cheering words when things back, wand go:
 Fer hsip!ng hand Is aH-aeiAing, A mark of true perfection finding Such friends and scenes will sweeter hs As mere Of goed h each we see.
 Fer friends h need are friends indeed
 To these wiao kAew the human need All in the foiA, nonA left alone
 Is doing Ged's viii as weH ss yegy own j If I an accepted. ' win take the pen
 Hasze ee
 SIS HOPKINS.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18

Thompson L. Parker. recently appointed chief of soiee here and formerly deputy warden of the state prison announced h!s resignation. to take effect March l.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18
TTRN O, THE YEAR

This Ie the time when hit by bA The days begin to ,enuthen swee4 And every minute gairAd is toy And love stirs In the heart Of boy Th's 's the time th~ s.rn. of iats Content to Ne ahe5 tiM eght Tdfts u3 het'res bis siee-v hood And love stirs in the heart of a maH T.is Is the time we doct the night 0f whole hor'r of e ndleligi% When the song Of linnet and thrush b
 he,M-
 And love stirs In the heart of a bird. T-is 's the time when sword blades green With god ard nur-ie 6a-lascene. Pierce the brown crocus he'd a-row- And love stirs in a heart I know -KatSnrine Tynan. in Indianapoih
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18

N THE DAYS OF WARMING PANS
 AND FOOT. STOVES. Dear Editor and Social Corner sis-
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18
SUGAR COOKIES AND cn,-LLEns

THE SAME ONE.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-20
DeMar Wins Second Marathon in Eleven
 Years; New Record

BOSTON, Apr. 19.-The best long distance runner in the country II years ago proved himself the best to- day when Clarence H. DeMar, of Mel rose, raced home winner for the second time of the Boston Athletic Association's annual American mara thon road race.
 Not only did he defeat a field of the fastest hikers in the United States and Canada, including five other win ners of the event, but he set a new record for the distance. DeMar's time ot 2 hours, Is minutes, 10 seconds, for the 25 miles of rolling roads, was 47 3-5 seconds better than the record made by Frank T. Zuna. of New York, (who was eighth today), in winning last year. It was three and one-half minutes faster than'the time DeMar made as champion in 1911, which was in itself record.
 Second to DeMar was Willie Ritola, of New York, newcomer to the American marathon, but always with in the first five today He finished three minutes and a half behind DeMar.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-20
Rich Bachelor Wants Wife

Many people have blamed pe for not getting married. Since child hood I have suffered from, stomach and liver trouble, never being able to get any medicine or doctor to help me. Now that Mayr's Wonderful Remedy has entirely cured mo, an anxious to get a wife" It is a simple harmless preparation, that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intesti- nal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach liver and intestinal ailments, includ- ing appendicitis. One dose will con- vince or money refunded.
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Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-20
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ESTAVER TELLS STORY
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rapidly that he did not understand them perfectly, and that the trans cript of the proceedings before the coroner, was faulty.
 The defendant also assigned special reasons for varying in his testimony as to certain particular matters, and declared that there were certain cues tions of personal nature that he had not wished to answer
 On the stand Tuesday, Estaver said that his sole reason for wanting to return to lentinel was to recover black beaded bag belonging to Miss Grace Gaynor, and that in the bag there was $500 of his money. The coroner's inquest transcript quotes him as saying that he wanted to get back to Sentinel to see whether a man to whom he owed S35 for towing him in had actually received tho mon- Gy which the defendant said he had sent to him by a third person.
 Estaver explained this discrepancy by saNng that ne did not wish any one to know that he. had lost money near Sentinel
 Asked by Prosecutor Darnell as to how the $500 had gotten into the wo- mans bag, Estaver replied that he placed it there as they were sitting in the desert after their machine had broken down eighteen mics from Sentinel DA
 The defendant was on the stand ], during the entire session of the court today. The defense concluded its direct examination about noon. Pro- secutor Darnell then took up the cross-eXamination, which will be re- sumed again tomorrow.
 It is expected that the trial will be continued into next week.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-20
TENNIS PLAYERS FOR WEST

NEW YORK, Apr. 19.-William T.. Tilden II, of Philadelphia, and Vincent Richards, of New York, may be the only players representing the east in the East-West tournament next month at San Francisco, although eastern of ficials will attempt to obtain suit able third member of the team.
 An effort will be made to have Lawrence Rice, of Boston, reconsider his decision not to participate because of a recent operation. If he definitely refuses, two other players whose names were not disclosed will be asked to go.