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round one, but the spikes are charac-
teristic and of a pronounced length.
”lads of New Season.
rogue tips and fresh tomatoes,
dcut into quarters, make an
,e and appetizlng salad it serv
‘11 bed of lettuce with 11 French
lug. Shred a little aw eet green
ver all as a garnish.
cut into short lengths, and
hreddcd, or curled, and" mixed
ed cucumber and large muslr
greeted and diced, makes an as:
‘in good salad it served with
'ch dressing. Either crese or let
ay be used with this salad.
‘ the'Nowark News. She uses three, Sash ends are attractive when
tablespooni’uls of water to a cupi‘ul oi trimmed with a double border or
sugar; when: the mixture begins to fringe made 01‘ these tiny silk or satin
‘boil she slowly beat/s six tablespoon hoses” i..arg1.«1rlioworu 11111 111ade by
rule of it into the white of an can first forming 11 center oi cotton over
beaten very stiff Then she lets the which the silk, satin or chiffon is roll-
remainder of the syrup hoil till .it ed;
hairs; this point in the coolti 1;; 11.1'1‘1
ed, she beats,“ gradually in the‘ 1,111.1
egg mixture.)
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The bridal wreath or 1.111 land in mi.
dltloually more corruu 11111111 the small
knot. oi” blossoms lh‘wlgw“ oi the
head, for the bridal w math is typical
lol’. the. glutinous and dignity ot‘ a wed
idtng. Tho wedding veil itsn‘f uyiuiiol-
linens that the bride is unpainted from
ithe world 1111.1 consouMed to her hus-
!l1a a.nd
Petals are then formed hy toldlngt
’lho 11 uttiiul and ct'utin. .1 ,11..\,'Ct3 two
inches square. Fold the two upper
column over and lack them in place.
, Run a drawstring through the, lower
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DAY FOR THE SEASON' pullimt oi the petal and ti:tt'-“‘.1 it mi Other "WW“ than cringe bio soms
fl‘he advance guard oi the sunihnr 1h" 11' .11111' When the flat". 11.1 petals ,are worn in the llflii‘—-l\llll€ rlosea.
trains went out Saturday and .\or- 'huu been taclted m “m p," 1.111 form a1lllica of the valley .., in [1 urope often;
walkers who travel into the Litchiit'hla tho my,1'lle and somotlmcg in England
and the Berkshires "will find condi- and Scotland the heather. In l84t) in
, tious somewhat improved. The Sutur: New Yuri. white fears were worn
day afternoon Pittsiieid express, ruu— combined with orange blossoms The
niug from New York to Danbury. in iureath may he \vornundcl' or mar the
1 hour and 45 minutes, started Satin» wall or in Russian coronet fashion.
day for the season. ‘ach Sunday it -- -—~.~-- "~—
will leave Pittsiicld .1t':1:ltl p 111.. Dan- LITTLE BOY WAS LOST.
bury 111.739, and passengers can rent-.11
South Norwulh shortly after 8. :Augur 5“"1 TWO Years Of A901 W3!“
Beginning Friday, May 16, the train A pretty how can he made of tin“: ed His Home and Mother.
leaving New York at 8:55 a. m. untilhalf yard of who: rihbon one hull"
arrhing in hanbury- at 10:48 will huh in width. A that how is fornto‘d Noiwullt police form found little
make only the principal stops north of two throelut'h loops and two Hl‘flAugur iluias ‘two y'sais old son of
of Danbury. arriving in Pittslleld at oi the1 same length ale tanked 1'11ou8l. 'Mr and “,3 Charles vllalas of 4 t‘layi
1:12 p 111., nearly an hour earlier than the center, and trout this is timid 3 street. at the 10“..“ end of Railroad!
at present. . 10"" ””1 two ““13 ”we 3‘1”“ loans avenue just before dark on Saturday
Commencing Sand. , May 18, the and leuvts are soucd to the center comm sohhlug us though his little'
train leaving Danhury, Sundays only, tht- 111111 Make the wees 1111111 bias heart wuuld lire-alt. lly dint of inves-
SUMMER TRAINS maven TO
cutvx of green silk and 11'. t.1.:'l1 it to
11 12111111 formed of thin vim covered
iulth green silk. llsi11g.;".11 ~' thread.
sew tl'c dnlshcd roan, to this and sup-
ply the stem with foliage 111:1do of aiii'
01 pinchascd at the 1nilfz111'1r's.Bnis
are fashioned l1) tisinf: f31d.~'. of siiki
laud shaping 11111111 to rcpt 111111. the;
natural flower.
' dressing is an excellent salad
‘slicod canned pineapple is u
covered with shrimps or lobster,
dad in some of the liquor from
V e pineapple, and dress with a mild
" yoauaise made with lemon juice i11-
131111 of vinegar.
Cucumber, tomato and sweet pep-
gr malts another excellent combina-
Boamerved with a mixed boiled dress-
" and mayonnaise an chicory, says
Newark News.
hale strawberries in lettuce nests,
used with mayonnaise, make an ab
Officer John Smith, of the South
‘ - . -. » 1. . , 1 , - :
olive salad. at 9 a. m:bfor Irithl1ii:ld.iwilli lieu: 1’ 111.1 suit 11 soil siiltr m1“::31M:,m,:;:;;:“mm“ 0m?” Smith was enabled to
_ > tions Ron my to .a e. Influx-ta, r1111: 1... 211.11I 11 111.“ '11 11.1 H ‘11111t,”1n;rm take the lad to his parents. where he
.c.» Bread Omelet six totthirty:i minrtjttea 1eat] 1:21.113? {it ..1 ,1,.,., 111 strait?! um 10 1” 1 ii of received a warm reception
~' " " . presen, an ar V8 11 ‘ ‘ ‘ 1111: " " ‘N a "”5“ U "H“ ' in one hand was clutched a we
rumble a cupi‘ul ot“ 51"“ ”man 10:50 a. m. Trainunow leaving «Lilith» 111.: 11111111, hanging. from the l)ow,i pl
'of broad, but the1 eating was forgot-
ten. for Augur was lost and food was
not what he wanted. He had never
been in the locality before and every»
3, cover them with a cup of c id
d let them soak an hour; tl en
than: smooth, adding half a tenant: 11-
in] salt and two or three well hen. en
field. -Sui11ia,vs'only::'at 3:30.11. .1111 J'ountwrxu twinning; 11111 .oiure 1:11.11: purit-
ilanhury and l'ntermediutu 11.111111111111111 11.1.1 1 1o ...11 toncs harmon-
will leave 1 itchtleld at 42151111111111.1111» 11111.11 1..11'.1-1.. 11111 ribbon with
dad .v, ‘1“,
. Win at linn 11113 1'1: Si 11 111. 'li11::1 .'.l.1\v. ink and ‘ _ , , .
Butter a 511.1110“: pudding, d sh ”in“: will not 1”"le freight .. 1.. 1: tlt‘iiahlf thing looked strange whim, and had
deep Die dish pour in the 1111x1119 11a 5’ 1 I 7 I f“) “l," h ‘ “ ,‘ll not been tor ()fiiccr Smith it is lilie-
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bake (’01 about tin minutes in a The monthly 1111111111111 or m, },_,. ‘ .ly that tl11. lad would hum 11.111. many
' ‘“ ‘liltter tours. {0) ho had started well
erateiy hot oven and sort 1. hnme"1'1-1111111111-9' Association will he my; _,, ., . wet. i
and his prigrcss nugurcd good for a
long 1'r,\"‘~
ilc will timer forum the hi 11d toilet—
ntaly from tho 111111111 di' h. llo not
land as it will soon fall Some
,d about a 11211. :uooniul 1111111 to the.
marrow evening. , 1 111,. this, 1nd
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Clne for Furniture.
Cane is coming into its Own again.
according to the Ladies‘ Home Jour-‘
nal.. For a while the cheapuess of
leather led many people to substitute
it for the cane bucks and seats of
chairs. but came Wears better than
leather, is cooler and in many ways
more comfortableew And not only' is
cans being used where it was formerly
used, but it is also seen in panels in
all sorts of furniture, in the head and
foot boards of hedsteads, the shelves
and tops of tables, the hacks and
seats of sofa beds and wing chairs,
and even in lamp shades.
.——.——-
Rub the Wrinkles,
A clever way to keep the wrinkles
pressed out. of a llnon dress, without
ironing after every wearing, is to turn ,
the dress or ultirt‘ out and lay it upon
some flat surface. (your bad or'trunkl,
then take a damp wash cloth and rub
in isl1iy where the gown is wrinkled,
Put on
hanger, hang well spread out and
it has dried you will rind your dress
treshoncd and withom wrinkles.
Weight of Eggs,
Some time ago the North Carolina
experiment station recorded the
weight of the eras that several hens
oi wait-known breeds laid during a
period of six months. Ltuhu Brahmas
produced the largest eggs; they weigh-
ed. on the average, two and a third
ounces each. Eggs from black Laug-
1'hun and barred Plymouth Rock iu-ns
utighcd two and onesixth ounces
1:11-11, and eggs 91’ the sinalocmnh
hroun Leghorn. iatchutchcd Piy~
mouth Rock, white \‘t’yaudoite and
huft’ (‘ ociiin hens all weighed less than
two ounces 11111111. says the Youiha'
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ompauion. Except throw of" one bread,
nun/alum Ir a d
1. uxfiWn1‘m‘1‘u‘x‘n-u‘
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lot black lllnorcasmone of the pullets’
eggs weighed more than two ounces.
I Hat Cleaner.
excellent for cleaning a felt hat, says
the San Francisco Call. A little cold
water shoud he put into a saucer and
a few drops of ammonia. he added.
With this the hat shoud be spongcd‘
thoroughly after heing'brusbed well.
Then a thick cloth wrung out of cold
water should be ironed‘with u‘modcr-
ately hot iron til] it is dry. Pulling
the cloth away will raise the nap, and
.that hut, unless it is very old, will
look almost new alter this treatment.
Use Bread CrUmbs.
An excellent way to freshen uphol-
stered tapestry and other cushions
that do not actually require replacing.
but look rather soiled, is to lbi‘tlsil
them thoroughly with soft, clean
‘hrushes, then rub again and again
with relays of soft, iine 'bread crumbs,
says the Chicago Journal. Finally
brush off the bread crumbs and the
brightness of the coverings will fully
repay the chart.
THEY COME BACK.
Two old trolleymen, those who were
011 the local lines heiore the cars were
equipped with air-brakes, are break-
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MRS Kiiii’iil HlS
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ing of Samuel Couiier and
Fred Barrow in Auto
WES’llPtlll'l'. 11.1,1' l0.~~.\lrs. Charles
Kempcr of this plurc had a narrmv‘
escape from 111111111111 injury, and posh
'biiily death, when the horse which
she was driviim 11.11 away. After
smashing both front wheels at tho
buggy. the frightened animal was can-
tured by Sa111uol't2'oulter and Fred
Darrow, who gave chase in an allttr
mobile and made a daring rescue. ‘
While Mrs. Kcmpcr was gctting'in- '
to tlie‘dmggy 111 her home yesterday
afternoon, the horse became fright-
ened from some unknown causd, and
bolted. Mrs. Kenmor managed to
gain the seat of the carriage however.
The horse raved about the grounds
of the Kemper place several times,
and finally headed for Main Street.
whore it (rationed alum:r at a rapid
pace. Mrs. Kempcr was so severely
jolted hy the lyn'iuclng of the car.
Aye ’ P°ii
Good health demands at least one more-
meat oiihc bowels 0' 1th day Just one
zlycr' 5 Pill at bedtime. Sotd iortitlycare.
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Marni}. “all.
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Mill’s to 1“" ,1,” 11,, failing. in '5 .. man who rtstortt 1111 o 1 1 larva s
, ‘ ‘ GE‘dLi‘lEaTEE‘? :1 E1} l ’i-‘lt‘. 11“" "1“" us his look. as he mulled his thanks to
Boiled icing . 1.1111111 mum ;, ‘“ A 11.1.1 '1 violets, the bin, unlit-111111111, nave evidence.
11 (Jill dude that a lioilod {1 mi lvii't'iiil'iifllhfii' iii-.11“ (it \"'It 111111121, and ww-«wmw m-.. —4- .
, is either too 111111111 done or not 1,2,},2; 3'32"“, 111111 riff,“ ,: ‘15:] ‘1 1.11.1'11111111for1u Sentinel Want udvs. will introduce
A lied on g‘lz, A woman whose hoil- Bh‘fi,,.,,,"},.‘,‘“f“,"”“fi' .6 "1 "‘itt'll ”1110111le 111111115 puople to each othc'r today who
‘Iroutinj always culls tor praise ‘6’"“1‘1 ""1“" 11 1" 21121.11 buiruul. ought to have l111ow11.uacl1 other years
‘ 1 Ask \our Doctor.
3 m “we ot‘ 1.”. “H.055, "i.‘/3 SOliiiinthGG Sisnlllitiiu-“ ,, ' in LH usual ago, A. '
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. or is Said in he lngersott,
the Watch Alan
lll'IllDiM. .tlu) flit-Again is tho
Mark Twain plau- null; or illtlilil' re
ported acid, which may not he the
same tiling.
oy which last work uotltl the trust.-
eou that they had a rust mar for the
property. The irons offered More up.
l Trustee Freeman. who Ini’ommd Al:
bort Iiigolow P1111111 111 111111 affect. said
he would send word ais'lo further pro-
oocdlnaii la the hunter but the latter
him so far 111.-11111 nothing additional
Although tho anon,- name of tho tartar
inactive purchaser one not mentioned
ho is 11 id to he lanai-lion. the dollar
which manuiatnuter. The property
wan bargained for last fall 1111' all”
111111111 oi“ F‘urmogtou who defined to
into it for a young ladies seminary hut
she t‘ort‘oith $600 1111s had not all
to secure the option. The price than
agreed upon was $35,000 a drop at
$20,090 from the figure at which the
warranty was orginuny 111.111.1111 can:
ulceration, named in the pending nee
, donations l1; noialoiow shields the pur-
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1'1' usually slows ammo
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The negotiations wore;
conducted iili'oligll a New York axon-i
1.3911111 by tho 1111111111111 and papers in;,
connection with the transaction wmo‘
to hare been drawn taut Saturday.i
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.llolormcn Davis and George Fisher. trot mu My,“
and Conductor Edgar R. Norton, ' GAMINWW in Car
whose faces are wcllvhnown to the ma. (“miller and ,,.,,,__ w 11111111. ,1,“ run—
jority or trolley patrons. 1111-1112 11111! T':l'~"““ 1'11111l1'lu1: 1111 unto»
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wommws nausea PERIOD fistulas,“ 31.1; J ,1 1 1:"
is said to be from 41'1 to 1:111. What “my. m. km“, 1 ., .1171
should he a most natural change. in on ”H, ruuuiu'i ,1 11...,
a woman‘s life, is. on account of d,.,,.,,,.,,,, 5,.
modern methods of living fraught 111.1 :.,,,;.1,,1.;1'1 5., ..i_
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symptoms. Women uhun passing Enema for 11 11.111; 4“,, Sm
through the critical period should Kcmpm 11.1.. 11113.11... "1'”... “-6. .1141;
rely upon Lydia E. Pinkham‘s Vege- Mun . . ' ‘ 1111.
table, Compound. as it has proved \ilium 171. , ,,_
wonderfully'snccosslul in carrying~ no 111111111. " '
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coat.
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modal with high Wal'illillt'.
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‘ , This week Frank iii. 311111111111 par-1 '
chased a Mittens foot round bottom
boat from Mimi ”rover and is mauve
the 111111111 transformed into a power
The boat is already 111. the
marker munch. Warts, in Namath.
in it and soon it will be in the water. . ‘
3 ’I'liditiiflifih 1rill drive the 11m 1'
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1 leaflet am "dawn the, river”
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