New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 5, 1920, Page 9

| University.. Consequently the advice -M offers is a Lhappy combination of theory and she gives is her ow and served at her fa published Sachets, or Little Bags, In the kitchen of her own homeo Mary cooks dally for a family | | four a’ults. She bLrought to her | bhen an understanding of hemistry of cooking, gained from Mndy of domestic science in a stato > TOMORROW AND the | ¢ a Every recipe first tried out | ly table. magazine, practice. old woman's 1865, comes this for- Scent to Put into for Drawers.” Malf ounce lavender flowers. Half ounce dried thyme. Half ounce dried mint Quarter ounce cloves Quarter ounce clov Quarter ounce caraway secds One ounce common salt. | “The lavender leaves must be Tub- from the stalk reduced to, From an in mula, for *Dried the thyme and powder, and the loves and car: v seeds bruised in mortar. The whole should then be mixed with the salt,ywhich must wd nint be well dried before it is used N \'hen the ingredients have been well mixed the compound may muslin bags for n with these little “a folds has a Bed i ried scent” refreshing be use.” scattered throu viting sweetness, de Menu Breakfast—Halves broiled @ salt r biseuits, Luncheon—Iried for Tomorrow. of ape rel, baking liflower, bread and butter, ap ch up Dinner—Leg of lamb, mashed potatoes, apple-celery-nut toasted crackers, coffce. eese, mint buttered salad, My Own Recipes. 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The evidence on hand in Circo's case would not warrant holding him, Lawyer Greenberg said, although he was canfidently sure that the accused was a whiskey-runner. The arrest of Shapiro in his home on Lafayette street Thursday night followed an investigation by Patrol- man Edward Kiley of information which he had been given concerning alleged liquor traffic. He enlisted the services of William Tuskowski to as- sist tn securing evidence. Tuskowski was sent into the houe with a marked $2 bill and a half dollar, with which he was ordered to purchase a pint of liquor. He returned shortly afterward with the liquor and minus the money. Policemen Kiley, Feeney, McCabe and Sergeant Hart entered the apartment where they found Shapiro with the marked bill. A search of the house failed to reveal traces of more liquor. Upomt the evidence secured, he was placed under arrest. ‘While the police were in the house, Circo entered. He had a small bottle of whiskey in his pocket which he admitted was a “‘sample” with which he was seeking to make sales. He had not sold any liquor, however, he told the police and was going to give up the job. Lawyer M. D. Saxe for the accused, said this morning that he had pur- chased the liquor for use over the holidays and as he had no use for it he agreed to sell the bottle to Tuskowski. He made money on ft, Lawyer Saxe said. He claimed that his client has been the victim of a ruse engineered by Tuskowski with whom he had trouble. ‘Woman is Fined Mary Freeman, a middle-aged woman, was fined $7 and costs on each of two theft charges. She ad- mitted having taken an overcoat from Thomas Hayes’ room and a gold watch from Andrew Johnson’s apart-? ments on Arch street. Prosecutor Klett told th drug-addict. She denied ing for drugs was respon theft, however, and said past year she has been only off and on. The overcoat was paw Feingold pawn-shop and on it. The watch was sold store. As it has been re-sg time it will be impossib it, Sergeant Theodore ‘Wife Beater ¥ Tatrolmen William Ha and Michael Ma Michael Squarro yvesterd on Winter street on charg enness, breach of the sistance. Fines of $7, $5) spectively were handed case today. He admitted] all three charges. Policeman Hayes was| house yesterday afternoo plaint that the accused his wife. When the biug the home Squarro sprang wife assisted in the offe| which the policeman wa the nose. The other po called and subdued Mich: ‘What a Pal Was } Kiley Mary Sullivan, aged 26, ven, had a “wild time" opening with a beer p ford and ending in her ari finement to police headd til court time this mornin arraigned on a charge walking. 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