New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 6, 1925, Page 15

TRIAL HARRIA LEGAL IN"RUSSIA Three Year Probation Period Follows Preliminary Wedding Berlin, Nov. ¢ (M—Marrlages on three year probation have been authorlzed by the Soviet govern. ment, writes the Berlin Lokal An- zelger, After this period both par- tles will be privileged to contract on A new and permanent marriage, if mutually the bond has proved sat- isfactory. Otherwise, each party will be at liberty to separate without golng through any of the usual di- vorce formalities, The law was passed to clarity the Ing in Russia, said the Anzelger. The probationary marriage needs only to be registered at the city clerk’s office. If the marrlage ends in fallure, the registrar will simply draw a blue pencil mark through both names, whereby, officlally at Jeast, the marriage will be shown never to have existed. The present age at which a young man in Russia may marry is 18 and that of a girl 16. The wife may either adopt the name of her hus- band or retaln her own. 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Sister Mary Gives Hints By SISTER MARY *When oysters are In season there 18 no better way to begin a more or less formal dinner than with raw oysters of some sort. “Oysters on the Thalf shell” or an oyster cocktafl preceed the soup courss or may take the place of soup. Blue points, cotults and the Ike, merely show where the oyster s supposed to have grown and do not indicate the manner of serving. ‘When you are serving oysters on the shell be sure that each oyster is loosened enough to insure per- fect ease in removing from the shell at the table, To Open Oysters Push a thin strong knife under the back end of the right valve of the oyster and press forward until the muscle holding the shells to- gether {s cut, Then lift this shell from the other which {s the deep- er ons to which the oyster {s at- tached, When oysters are cooked for serving the easlest and quickest way to open them is to steam them for a few minutes, until the shells open, Arrange them in a kettle, deep half of shell down, add 1.2 cup water for 2 dozen medium BACK sized oysters and steam from five to ten minutes, Let sach oyster out 80 as not to lose llquor, remove from shell with a fork and pour the liquor into a bowl to vse when preparing the oysters, Oysters on the Half Shell Fill shallow soup plates with crushed ice and place six opened raw oysters in their shells in a efr- cle on each plate, Garnish with a quarter of a lemon cut wedge. shaped and pass tiny oyster crack- ers with the course, Oyster cocktajls are sometimes sorved on the shell with a tiny glass of cocktall sauce in the cen- ter of each plate, The oyster is ve. moved from the shell, with the oyster fork and dipped into the sauce before eating. 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