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Cocktails

WOXUM

Origin of name obscure. Solon thinks it is aboriginally

American, and ascribes it to a "bunch of Indians"–

so-called-who occasionally made whoopee-or, as it was

said at that time, "raised hell"-in the Bar when they

could get away with it.

YALE

One-half pony Yellow Chartreuse

One-~alf

jigger Apple Whiskey

One-half jigger Italian Vermuth

Stir

An institution somewhere beyond Old Greenwich, where

many young men go for the purpose of commuting to New

York for weekends. The Bar used to be one of their "ports

of call" and there they used to find many who in years past

had gone to the same place and done tile same things.

YORK

ZAZA*

Dash ofOrange Bitters

One-halfTom Gin

One-half I talianVermu th

Stir; strain; a little Seltzer on top

Dash ofOrange Bitters

One-half French Vermuth

One-half Scotch Whiskey

Stir; strain

Two dashes Orange Bitters

One-third Tom Gin

Two-thirds Dubonnet

Stir; strain

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