New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 15, 1927, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1927. BENSQ&\V MURD D CASE York City. | ixoist vegetable nor a meat with : Q. In what part of the United | gravy or sauce this is an ideal ar ¢ States is the largest amount of iron | rangement, meaning the saving o ore produced’? some dish-washin A. In the Lake Superior Dis-| Doughnuts trict embracing Wisconsin, Minne-| Three % ablespoons melt sota and Michigan | ed 1ara, 1 cup mashed potatoes Who wer the | cup granulated sugar, 3-4 cup sou | i All- . 4 1-2 cups flour, 4 teaspoon e ! { y S. S "AN DINE © craeuis scrienies sows 12 llaking powder, 1-2 teaspoon salt i it - A ch, | 1.2 teaspoon so 1-4 teaspoor B mvrcnmr was voluble, |second base; d nutmeg. E e and dis- | Jackson, shortstop; Reat czgs until very light. Beat k < CHARACTERS OF THE STORY mainly in [ leld i Bimmons, L6 sngar shortening. Add i sisted on elab- | Waner, right fi mashed potatoes and mix smooth. !'-‘0"“ and Root, pitchers. 4dd soda to sour milk it was almost im- | = clately stir inio tirst m t what little in- | QUESTIONS ANSWERED remaining dry ingredients mixed contained. You can get an answer to any Menas [or the Fami[y and sifted. Mix to a smooth soft and imme- the PHILO VANCE i JOHN F.-X. MARKHAM .... ture. Add . District Attorney of N nswers Wwith rambling w York County ALVIN H. BENSON CONTINUE s el S e ONTINUED) uestio fact or Put part of dough on a . \\‘.. known W axl \Uwet broker and man-about-town, ‘:“xm‘ngnwor“wx (l“m”‘:;ogm::".q:‘f well-floured molling board and who was mys sly murdered in his home | Britain Herald, Washington Bureau, BY SISTER MARY roll with a floured rolling pin to \JOR ANTHO2 ON e N 22 New York avenue, Washington. | Sreakfast ked apples, cereal, | 3-8 inch thickne Cut with a | I b Brother of 1)“, i avedt mar ID. G, enclosing two cents in stamps | cream, broiled bacon, stewed {oma- nut eutter flour 3. ANNA PLATZ ..... Housekeeper for Alvin Benson our ea for reply. Medical, legal and marital | LCes With foast cubes, —oven toust, Foplin doen (ah e iodito 00 ,J\ RILL ST. CLATE 3 A ;‘”‘, advice cannot be given, nor can | milk coffce. . o | desries JFa heit. .”"’,'r . CAPTAIN PHILIP 1‘ BEEE H K ‘M(‘ndrd e aroh be . undertaken,| Luncheon—dMeat and vegetable |Lrown, sevoral times. Ua ILIP L ow to Keep It— |55t other aqucstions will recelve a|ple, endive wham bread, [ (hermometer is not used the fat LEANDER PF \ 1'1A “ Causes of Iliness Dpersonal reply. Unsigned requests | dous ler <houll be hot enough to brown an ef broth with cube of bread from the soft | Dinner o MRS. PAUL. || cannot be answered. 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DS, B 3 ieasc o not give that another | of compassion as she came back to| 4 ceesieess Lec g t « casion presi- iy il o imsel ‘ S BEN HANLON . : of the Society fer the Study of | MeNt b ! o v X-RAY, GAS and OXYGEN Attucks? . " f of Detectives assigned to Distriet s 1 o 1 FRES e P : i | PHELPS, TRACY, SPRINGER, HIGGINBOT st the I v had C: IN CARL HAGEDORN ...... ; : | S G D .ul\lv.dv.;n or . 10, But it DR DOREMUS e D oni e e s rane v ALIatiotof R . Massa- i y ¢ FRANK SWACKE . Amon Jm: A "y:‘m‘n’n‘vyvvan;\ to )m-‘ iy ; lito gistury Q. t is the s of the e . SN0 Sarel A e \rn'h Avenue, New b g nm. City. ; el il Q. What is the meaning of the y owr o 2 name Verna? ul g A, Tt is probably a shortened rat, i \nd ; 2 form of the word vernal. Vernal 1t o S > ! g cloth that has ? A s i season a R Ermine incrusta- L J‘r ! . Bing it with oliv tions on the wide ; ; i o AR W collar and cuffs of v es. 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