Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 20, 1914, Page 10

CRISIS IN RISTORY OF WELLESLEY Insurance Far From Adequate to Replace College Hall and Its Equi[;ment—-Officers of Institution at Sea as to What Steps to Take—Loss is Much Greater Than Was at First Realized—Several Priceless Collections Destroyed- Boston, Mass, March im- not an instru- mediate future of Well llege an experiment in S in deubl as s, resuls of ancial | Al the scien- | Hooray-—we can have all we want to eat! Mother’s food won’t loss sustained in the fi < have been forty 2 Ak B = e ved College hall, the some of them | hurt us and it won’t “break” mother’s purse, ‘cause it’s made of ilding of the institution, Tuesday. | f them were nec- The true situation, it was said, was | doing tme daily work of not realized until the executive com- | the deparimen The loss of the mittee met and discovered that the | and of the fine geo- c e e estimated loss of $800,000 was based | a great misfor- on assessors’ valuation of greaily de- pr property and that the in-|{ bt Ui R R —the shortening that makes food so wholesome that little children can eat even of restoration. Goughnuts, made with Cottolene. Foo_ds fried in it are ONfoise N ot Wea deliciously browned and EASILY digested. Youll Right Rev, William Lawrence NOTICE the difference—just try Cottolene. ident of the executive ¢ today that within a few d officers arg LD-FASHIONED PLAIN DOUGHNUTS. call the trustees together (o t 4 definite action tov i putting the col- | 2 cups flour, 2 even teaspoons baking powder, 1 tea- lege immediately into order, | spoon Cottolene, sweet milk. Sift flour, baking but ai pr officers | powder and salt together into mixing bowl. Rubin were at sea President college said Cottolene with a knife and stir in milk to make a dough as soft as can be handled (about 2-3 of a cup.) Tip out on floured board, roll into a strip 3 inches e wide and 1-2 inch thick. Cut off strips 3-4 inch Pl il wide, roll them out long, twist and fry to a light academic brown in deep Cottolene. This makes 18 dough- crippled.” nuts especially good for eating with syrup. b kgt | TWO LIVES LOST IN Priceless Scientific Collections Gone. 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Coch- rane Regretted—Ardmore Woolen Mill Working Nights in Some De- partments. Economy In the Home. In xeeping houge it is quite as nec- essary to watch the outgoing as the incoming. Not the tinfest scrap of food need be wasted as long as it is good. It is wonderful what a nice pot of drippings can be kept on hand if all fat is taken care of. Sauces, too, can be often utilized in making over BY HANDFULS Eczema on Head. Dandruff Scaled Off. lichedand Burned. Scratched and Made Sores. Cuticura Soap \ meeting of the vestrvmen of Grace irch was held Friday the hapel rooms to consider ch | N 2 | and Ointment Completely Cured. been ¢ e e e R OReTt | dishes. to gtve flavor or zest whem HARVARD SHELL SINKS. Stephen church vhr-f lacking, as well as an addition to the New York *d beca s f M 1ch regret is ex Cochrane’s 1 his coming to the 'R.F. D. No ewer, Me. — “T had soup kettle. Been troubled with eczema on my head for 1se of | Came in Contact With lce—Crew Was vil- & year. 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