ht Elizahoth'c Chickcn Pic. ‘
requires one young wicked,
modiumsized potatoes, about.
(it sifted flour. two-thirds of
I sour cream. one tciibpountul
30d, and one half tertspoontul or
-I t up the chicken and pale the
nice “ and stew both slowly In one
i water for 20 minutes. Menn-
hkc the crust by dissolving the
he Sour cream, and adding the
flour. Inching the dough stiff
people Incite good or collisions lam-I
oua‘de. The secret uudcrlyin‘g the prc-I
psrntion of all kinds of delicious fruit
bevicrcgos. whether plain,- trapped or.
frozen, is to sturL with it syrup, A
heavy syrup of sugar and water will
keep almost lndcflnitcli under proper
conditions, so, while (or a cornpnny
bovernge It Is better to (nuke Mesh and
your while but 0ch the fruit. it can be
't0 3‘0" 0‘“ Pour the 000““ mode for ordinary usage to be drawn
,6“ 9““ WWW” "”0 a goodslzcd upon as desired The usual propor-
clan, adding to them one tnblo- “a“ are one half cup of water
(Inn of butter, one tablespoonful two cuptuls ol’. granulated sugar (in
tent, o'ue tablespooniul of flour. ly sufficient cold wutei is needed to
popper Pm“ the "0“0‘1‘0‘“ crust to boil Put the sugar In (I snuccpan,
\Itheselugredients but do not have add the water and stir over the tire
. , (it on Inch all the way round.
' k the pie slowly about 40 minutes
vs ‘Ininutes before taking It {tom the
an add half d cupt‘ul each of boil
(1 r, and thick sweet cream. Pink
lines of ham always accompanied this
until the sugar is dissolved. Place the
saucepan onsrhe trout ct thestovc or
where the host ismore intense until
should not be stirried utter boilingbe
gins; "monitors the sugar should be
dissolved before the heat is sufficient
to cause boiling. it the syrup Is stirred
while boiling it is apt to grain. it
should be tried with a fork or spoon-
and removed from the tire as soon as
the thread, forms.
For eight people, three ismons are
sullicient, says (In exchange, and the
_ best lemonade is made with lemon and
orange juice rather than with lemon
alone. To make lemonade a a Bavar-
ln take three lemons nil-(ions small.
Juicy orange. Cut in halves, and
squeeze out the juice with (1 glass
room or lemon squoezer, the hind over
which the lemon Is pinca and turned
onltbe glass ribs, the juice running In
to a receiving cup. Put lemon juics
and orange juice together. Take the
pulp and skins. cut into pieces and cov-
er. with sugar, allowing them to stand
at least an hour in order that the sug-
ar may extract the oil from the skins.
prune the Syrup of sugar and water; (I
cupt‘ui or sugar to (Inc—hair cupi‘ui or
' water will be sufficient. and pour while
bot over the fruit juice. Lot it stand
until mid, odd (I iinli’cupi‘ul of (rotor (o
the sugar and lemon skins (Ind mush
(Ind press In n fruit (Ircss until till the
juice possible is cxirncimn Add this
to the lemon syrup. it should liliiitt‘
n pint or heavy juice,
lug usuulii (IIIoc (-nptuiu of pinto: (o
chiuc to tho (lcsiind consistency nud
(l(.llii\('.\ of thin».
Currant Jam.
Use two courts of either red or white
rrants, from which the stems have
boon removed; three pounds of sugar.
e pound of chopped raisins, and two
oranges peeled and sliced. Boil 20 min-
w-
_ Cantaloup Salad.
; Catnsloups make a simple but deli.
cloIIs'oalad. Remove the seeds and
(l and out the melon Into small
pieces. Serve on lettuce leaves with
mayOnnnIse or French dressing. _
Tomatoes With Bacon.
A popular dish in Denmark. Lay
large‘squu‘re crackers in the bottom of
‘ 1i shallow pun. On each cracker put a
‘ thick slice of tomato—either canned or
g noon—durinkud with salt-(Ind pepper.
and on each slice of tomato in) a thin
slice of- bacon. Put the can in a not
‘cri. When the bacon is crisp tho
’ mothers are Ieadyto be perved.
Fresh Her-rings With Butter.
. Clean us many herrings as are need-
etl'hnd out each one In halves length.
wise. Chop very lino (I little ghrilc
‘1 and some pnrsioy, mix this \I‘ith butter
- and put some of the mixture upon one
I ‘of the halves oi‘ ouch Ilsh. Close 1in
I two halves together and put the her
rings into lilo O\‘(‘ll in n dish contain
ing butth suit and pcppcr ScIIc hot
with a little nbitc Iiuegnr (hopped on
such heiring
wa- wwwwmm
”Hives. cczcinu, itch or skit rbcum
sets you crazy. Can't bchr tho touch
of your clothing. Dunn‘s Oiniiucnl
cures the most obstinate crises. Why
suitor? All drugglsta sell it.
Johnnycakc Toast.
Millie a corn cake with (mo ('up of
' granulated cormucul, IlIrcoIIourihs (it
a cup of flour, one large lublcspooni‘ul
’ol' sugui. one small tsuspooniul oi salt
and three Ionspoonhds of baking pow
or. With those initicilicnis nIix one
and oncquancr cups oi sivcct milk
and "one tubicspooui’ul of Incliod but-
er. Whilo‘ this cake is licking Inulm
«f the (lip. Ilicnt (I spider on the stove;
,‘Iiut In a small piece of butter and (I
.little wntor—~-io hoop the milk from
sticking. Add thrco pints “of swcct
‘Iniih (Ind wbon (his touches the boil
Inz-polnt Ihickcn it with [our table-
hpoouiuis of flour which has been
. made smooth III cold writer. Add but.
*ter‘uhd enough suit to suit the lusts .
and pour the spoon over the ‘cnkc,
which has boon opcncd on n Iurgc
platter. Servo hot with choose.»-
' Ycuili’c Compunion.
SYLvAN PLAYERS AT ROTON
POINT.
Mr Ober and His Company Give Rip
Van Winkle This EVonlnu.
A special attraction has been scour—
cr for the oval (It ilcion Point this and
(onion ow evenings, (Ind ihc pcopir.I of
of (I treat. The Sylvan Players, coin-
m»...
CHOCOLATE JELLY.
(‘hooointe jolly is n doilcloua consort.
I: requires (1 pint of milk. bolt (1 pint '
i orchm. halt a cuptui of melted chooo
(to halt a pint or hump: and “mac lib.
ml tnblospooni'uls or xcintinc. Bull
o 11in cud rrcmn toguthm for u mu:
fit or two. and mix the sugar (Ind
awhile together. Thin the latter
(to with (( little of (Its boiled mill:
urchin, then stir (hum into It'. (host
It to pn‘wcnt lumps, boil for fish min!
d the golntino (meltcd) and res
instant-(yr (mm the tire. hiruin
12198900!!!“ 0 salt and a dash 0’ dissolve the suggni before it be gins"
V e coverthe dish,iecvlngaspnce where the mixture will slowly heat
it spins sdelloutetread. The syrup
with (valor. lulu:
Practice (It can... bi “(III to Detect.
moro' ‘
cotton ‘
hands
Yot
"face and
than. cotton.
first and foremost. it is difficult tor
“harsh. without the lilo uhdsol‘tnassbifi
difference In» tbcgloss oi the tOWoI, but
,Good Housekeeping.
Cotton is memorized by irnmcrsiug
it in (I solution of caustic soda, which
and too into 4
knows that the towel is cottons I
beutkn cotton towol leaves its mark
in the shape of lint, which sticks most
disugreoabiy to the clothes or wher-
ever it may alight. Despite all those nd.
verso features cotton towels are made
and very largely sold. The cheap tow~
‘cls one sees advertised for nine and
ten cents are cotton towels-~aii~cott0n
towels. in fact, One would naturally
but it is the combination cotton and
linen towel which sets the snares for
the consumer.
The linen towel most In demand ls
hold numc, comparatively tow Women
know why it is thus named. The title
is derived from the weave, which
buck is both in the warp (ind In the
weft. it makes (1 clightlx roughened
towel which is nice tor drying. 'l‘hcrc
(ire, of course, many of Which are, very
utiructlve. The simplest method of tin-
lshlng the ends of thcso towels is with
u hem.
Poi women who prefer (I towel softer
than (he huckubuck (hero is the bird-
oyc, n delightfully smooth, not: towcl.
which has lost chain and favor because
oi“ its inch of absorbent qualities. The
birdscyc iowcl is glosslor uud fluor
‘ than the burlmbnch. Gerinnny (lividcs
(bi-I honors with [rt-laud in send to us
iiic in st towels.
ITHIE SENTINEL FOR VACATION-
ERS.
Rondcrs 0! Thu Scuiiuei leaving the
city for tho séuahmo. mountains or
rurui resorts, or for Europe, con have
It slant direct to them by mull {or
any period dosircdwdoys, wccks or
’i‘he Norwslks and vicinity are hashrcd‘
< months Addresses why he changed
as oftcn as dosircd.
W
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pFising (1 company of noted artists.
will npponr tonight in ltlp ‘Vnn Winkle.
'l‘hcy orcnicd such Il Invornblc imprcsI
sion in lfiolhl. Non York and 0(th
places (but Mr. OiIcr bus boon invited
in tsko his coxdpnm (born again next
Henson. The (remind admission for the
performance has boon fixed at so
conic. with the admission and rcogrv
ed sonic 50 cents.
,4
Tho ulirlinou towel is by all mam ' I
the host. It absorbs thomoisturc of the j ‘
quickly I.
Is ‘si~_
Ilowcd to creep into towels by the man» *I
futacturer who is looking for proiitii I
the consumer to (intact the presence 0t
cotton. "Cotton makes the tonic] tool
the linen. Sometimes you can, see the ‘
the Inorccrlrotion of cotton has rustic ‘
oIthis decision an unreliable one, says ‘ I,
swells out the coil walls of tho Inultb I
piq tlbcr. giving thc glossy. effect of I
silk. This washes out, unfortunately.
the consumer, knows _ V.
In addition to being slightly absor- ' “
come to this canciuslon from the price,
the huoksbuck. Though this is a bonus;
throws up (1 little knot or"bual(. This ' ‘
‘ . had a his load In it. clots. and looked
‘ run it In tho raucwritamiord Advm'
‘ [1 mow court, .11
"I
,1}: 5.
Other Clioquot
Club beverages
with the flavor
and quality:
Samson-ills,
Birch Beer.
Root Beer.
' icon not be ftmnd.
If yours hasn’t it,
Millie, Mass.
PONUS v. crs WATER spoil-rs. I
The Punch Yacht Club‘s wnier
sports “out off with II hip, hip, hurrah.
yesterday. The ynaiiucsi nautical club
prouidod (1 line dny‘n sport. undo cool
olubiliourio from which to watch It.
Billilll’lllllill [ill
ll 3i. Mill 8 liHlllillIii
‘5‘ c motor bout rum were In four
clan cowbuniing cabin. upon, speed,
boat: and ruineddcciocruiscro. Ubi
(lam. otvncd by Mr. iconic. won’ln Class
A; Nollie ii. ownod by Commodoro Ii.
thBohannnn, won in Class B; Tonic.
owned by Smith. brothers. won in
Class 0, and Old Glory. ownod by
Charles Schiidlmocht. won In (Glass II).
in the (pile rowing; raco, Henry Hulght
was limit and (Reilly was second. The
hundrcd yards swimming moo Will
Ivoni by " Flynn [with iioilsndor second
and County third.
‘ Police Sergeant
llnlhul In Marriage last Sunday
That the amalgamation of the van
louc ruccs Is inkiun pinco (initc rapidly;
(with bore in our little Norwnlk is
probably not fully rcniiwi by (Ill the
citizens. but the fact that the city In
crowing (ind that (linpoxiuiution ln~
coming bi foreign, inohmndlwutcd
incl.
on In'fiouih Norwslk. but that Non
(vslh. too, tillilil coonhsvo (1 foreign
population nearly so largo on north»
(or city. is the opinion of (puny-«I:w
those who in two “(ought upon the unit-
‘ Williams a host
(Iii cvor c winnor Tho sanction coir,
lily gsvo out, boomer. and the: host
was. (It course. out of the race. Sewn. tor. - W _
William. (W; not intondcd to m m, . The foot that thorn Were tour tor»
tho pm. Ho bud mm,“ another Wotan Instruction, (Iii sight portion being
thallium: (It tho um lit to (clan col;
only III fit. his“
Wort uvcnucm
onto; Wot] holiday. I
. DOUBT IN HIIBHMAN’lI GASB.
wan cortlhcutc
(no (Into (It cic- VII-oi
_ In thousands of camps, every summer, Clicquot Club
Ginger Ale is considered an essential.
flavor makes it tfle satzifymg summer drink, and its purity
and wholesomcness make it the rtflésgfliflg drink.
astringent, and “safer than waterwespecially doubtful Water. When
Clicquct Club appears, it awakens anticipation (If pleasure.
(flock-o Club)
GINGER ALE
Clicquot Club Ginger Ale is made of 1thc finest Jamaica
ginger, the best confectioners‘ sugar and the pnrest citric
fruit flavors that money can buy. All combined in
, I _ pure, wholesome, Clicquot Club spring water, perfccizly?
carbonated. Better ginger die than Clicquot Club
At good grocer-3’ by the case, doc. or bottle
THE CLICQUOT CLUB CO.
Tw° ”no: go
IN EVERY Bd
HOLMES, KEELER c: SELLECK, Wholesale Distributors
Mm tin my und
.It is (Indicted. that they would limit to
it in ”mom; that ”m, mugolNcw ‘Iirltniu. (Bridgeport, Wutorburi’
Its delicious
It is non-
‘I
ask another
Sch throughout the ceremonies of lost YANKEE DRUMMER A CANDIDATE
:iiundny, tluly cnilod a “cosmopolitan"; B. H. Douglass, of West Hanan, wcll
huoun in South Noruaik .Ind (brough-
m(”illicit c! the foreign clement have out the state as (he hunkce liIumIIIer,‘
been married during this spring and and who has broken into pi int sov-
x(others arc to be married inter, as they oral times us a critic of the train set»
a...
fihccomc more thickly settled in Nor- :vico on branches (It the New Haven
PM? 00W!“ 0‘ Ffll‘fllflll Blflhfiwaih hour tho i-‘slr wounds. when: ”road is a candidate (or appointment
moot of their h‘omcs are situated. (Is one of the~pubilc utilities commis-
For the greater part ihccc citizens sinners under tho lnw just passed by
iuw- abiding people. the Goonrnl Assoinbii. Ho is (ounce!-
and thoir employment is nearly ((1 ‘Int: all who feel that they can consist~
ways In tho iactorlos. Thus it is our cully cudorso his '-'nudiducy to writa'
'prisimr with the row {notation In Nor- to Gov Baldwin to that effort
ivuili that ihcic are so many foreign-
ers horn, and that they hoop coming
continually to malts their humus hero.
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FREDERICK H. “OWAN, and V
Witt-“lilac sonwctt. cubical '
and (Him largo manufacturing towns
In Ibo (unto, but rather surprising that
they should choosc Norwalk for their
holds.
The (not rcmnitic (lint (boy are ill-I
crossing in (In; limits of tho titty ot
Norwalk till wall on the (own.
‘ WW
ocLLmo Hairs (N THE was?
A St. Louis lsttcr in tho ifiuiiy iProds
mam their. florid says:
‘ hit lobbsrti‘ raodri that (thou mcn f
Thrall out or getting randy to (it out ' . DIRECTOHs
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ll. H. Mcihcv‘m‘n ,I. Wallace, Mo In
John H. Knapp John H. Li;
christian 3mm Fred. ii.‘
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