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liaVso canned pineapple which
a cut in this manner ,As this is
V‘serVed on individudl
leached lettuce and place a
leaf or severatrslnoll q‘hes on
Lay a slice of pineapple
til 111111111 fl‘llV t‘hoV'c vity 31'ith
ayonn‘ilise.‘
dives to garnish the pineapple
the edge. 0n the extreme edge
l'oken bunches of Sittings grapes.
11m“ or both), and“ co‘v‘er with one
uptul attend.f incl; stand over-
and in the 11101111111; pour cit ex-
111111.911 into 11" enamel sauce-
th one quart or 1ln‘egar, a tee-
iul of pepper», cinnamon. all-
nd cloves (guoundl and a quar-
pound of white lullsiald
.1 slowly for two hours. This will
'in open jar’éi. although I cover
e‘wltll was as for ieilyf
loot Pu‘reeé-Take dried apricots,
ch ave been carefully washed and
overnight and slow until ten-
401.1th of iane sieve. Serve .very cold.
all piece of stick cinnamon added
he apricots “bile cooking, will
,eatly improve the flavor.
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Orange Omelet—Make a French'or
ht omelet. as preferred. When the
let is set in the pan, add the
, btly sweetened pulp 01' several or-
Vxes, fold over carefully and turn it
bill; on a belied platter Sprinkle with
ered suga r gnlnlsll with mole of
arouse pulp. and combat once to
(V! 1 1 ~ ’V
JC 11 llo'igers:~—1‘llt one pint of
thorpwhite corn meal into 11 bowl.
:1 111+: center, add 111111 11
tting slices straight across null
‘GISIl‘eS, "
Use English wal»
1.1.1 .
Swe‘etén slightly and rub 'themVs
teaspoontu of salt and two level to
blesp'oontuls of butter and new over
this One-belt cuptul of boiling water.. 1
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JIM'i-gdfll‘l” ”115""
School Girl’.
Before heavy coats are ‘pllt aside,‘
or ‘sumcieu‘t to moisten the meal. Gawlmothm's begin ‘0 plan their young
or and let stand GHQ-haltdlqul'. . Beat daughters Spring and summer dresfi'hgain on Fashion’s jdvshile list. How-
two eggs without separating, add to 93- For “19 C0191“! 9993““ their 11’959' ever. she stipulates that they are just
them one-quarter cuptul oi 'mil‘k. Stir I69 should be or WESIWUIB 11191911915 for the girls that look pretty in these
this into the meal and drop the mlx- 13116 the dainty silks that We BDDl‘O' high color combinations. 1' Striped
turn. by spoontuis on ‘a shallow greas- ‘priate for their years
Bake in a moderate
Serve hot.
ed baking-pan.
Voven about 25 minutes.
1 Popcorn Margueriteo.
i
the whites of two eggs. Beat until
thick, then stir in three mobile 01
fresh perfect popcorn. Spread waters
thickly with the mixture and bake
until blown in a moderate oven.—
lGood Housekeeping,
i CONTRACTOR RUNS DOWN AND
KILLS 9-YEAR-OLD.GIRLV
NEW HAVEN, June 15.—An auto-3
mobile owned and driven by Franki
Shel'Vonas n Waterbury contractor,
, 'of an abnormally long waist.
become almost a habit during the last
New )‘L are. Ilild a X‘IVWLI that undoubted inn]. wnlght wéaves
Ily will be plererred by many 81149-111116 parcels are the best materials for
bloke a syrup by using one cuptul oi TMB new (1‘899 which I9 somewhat‘ service dresses.
1suger and one tablespoonful of vice IR‘1991W 111 style, Is fashioned With 9‘1 Grlnklcrd crops: that is almost as
gar, and when itlthreads pour it upon ”Gilli-Plait“ skirt-41m box [1191“ in' fine
both the back and front with gored
sldes~which is mounted on a titted
sleeveless underwaist And its Russian
smock lips over the head just as does
‘tl1e middy blouse only this one fast-
,ens with tiny straps“ that give 11 int-
ftice effect across its V-neck; a patent'
{leather 'belt is worn to give the effect
As this
dress in for strenuous wear, it should
be made of linen. gnlaten or linene.
l
Iinates
1111' mussel] in dbo‘nt live minutes after
the 1119111111 been freshly put on.
lglnghulna are more popular, because
The nlid‘dy blouse suit, which has they are 6,115.11“ '1‘ 1
when mode in little Empire dresses,
without any uhornnlent, except girdles
bows ‘o bandlngs of
the typical lingerie types of dresses,
1115 well as in Russian tunic and Enl-
pire frocks.
style, the-[underskirt is generally of.I
plain white crepe, while
i(miller smock) is of white crepe em- onlv a heaVy side curtain that may be
Ibroidered or printed in dainty ponies drawn at night.
. Another Russian style that is slight and the long sleeve guimpe which is anced sashes subdivided into retnngu- debris alive but unconscious and
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Let You‘r Bay WIndVowVBo used,
it you have a bay window in ‘your
house. {11111, advises a Delineated
writer. Toke down the heavy curtains
and draperies, and remove the marble-V
Vioppcd table with its fine vase that has
‘been viewed by pass‘ers by for thesco
”many years and make the little r‘ecoas
a 11seiul place; A big armchair audio
sewing ,gable, or a broad window seat
with ndrrdw shelves for bo‘bks‘ht the;
ends, or slow table with a his chair
on each side 01‘ it-V-nny 01 these- com-
binations 11111 make the recess moat
inviting. Don't permit curtains that
will interfere with the pleasure of liv-
ing The best curtai s in the world
are made of sheer whi‘Ie swiss muslin,
You can be sure they're always clean.
You aren‘t worried about people look-
ing in and it you want to look out you
in the Russian Vcan puh them aside.
The most beautiful windows are
tunic Vtrented architecturally, and require
echoes of setting the col-
Scotch pln‘ld gingham dresses are
"
However, linen in the various med-
linenc, gnlatea
a switch is quite the prettiest
satin ribbon.
l‘ine French crepea are being used in
When
the
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Made up of well bal-
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do people curtain them ‘so resolutely?
The wire screen has become as
much a part 01! our window-furnish 11s
the helium] shade, and the screen
makes it rather dlmcult to get the
best results term casement windows
It you have the screen placed outside
the window. you can have a built-on
window-box Outside. but the easement
will have to swing in. it you have
the easements swiné' outward. the
screen will have to be removed ev-
ery time you wish to open 01' close the
window.
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EIGHT KILLED IN SUBWAY.
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Two More Bodies. Recovered from.
Cave-1n Are Unidentified.‘
NEW YORK, June lit-With the
recovery today of two additional bod-
ice, making a totaloi.‘ eight. it is be-
lieved that the roll 0! victims killéd
outright in last night’s cave-in on the
new' Leanngton avenue subway con-
struction is completed The condition
of the two illiured men for; out of the
;struck and instantly killed nine year IV more dressy Is 8180 designed with worn with it is of tine butlste flnislled‘ lot 01' diamond panasby leads or small mangled, however. is serious and
Told Alice Fritz at the corner 01 camp ‘a' semi- planed kirt but its long 31110011 with narrow Valenciennos lube.
bell avenue and Spring streets. WestV
Haven, yesterday afternoon. The girl,
with t11'o”otllers, started to cross the?
tl'.cet The girls companions drew
back 113 they saw the automobile op<'
cross the street
is quite like a doublecrcasted coat,
‘ynnd it his dainty hand embroidered V
butiste collar and curls-4119 latter the
‘smost effective when the dress is of
a solid color material And, 0‘! course
in an unusual way, says (10011“ House-
Droachillg, but the Fritz girl tried to a patent leather belt defines its 911- keeping She encloses the cotton bat-
She 11113 struck onVV;1,e,,,e long “"1181”,”. i111115 in mosquito netting, lacking 11.;
l;mcldings. such a “Indow Is a jov in
Eltseli It docsnt need curtains.
1011 can afford the glass that is uneven
111 quality (amber is the nicest color
of all) your window will be a jewel.
'1‘9 full of changing color as an opal.
Casement window have many
claims to our attention; they are the
M
Cotton In Netting.
One bride is making her comforters
111,9 head. receiving 5, frdptfire' 5; Vines: Amnmghwory inexpensive there is 'llere "N there Then ”he “up“ this moat plot-mosque of 1111 windows, and
skull.
(once with 111111.
coroner's lumetigetlon.
.113 who was ill the automobile at the
111111: 01‘ the accident, furnished ball.
gun. on
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SIllIl BY DRUfiGISlS EVERYWHERE
WE‘LL-I HOPE
‘1 1 HHVE LUCK!
Mrs, Sl1cron—VDGI‘PB‘IC
SI'el‘ (“"135 did HUT. “(11,65 1“st lubnotm‘jmamlvial that 0011183 “'01“ the Into “5 CUISIde cover. “3118“ the cover
lie was arrc‘lit‘c‘d "frilldfllflmaby NW 813108111111 and is more
held under 1,1 .00 bonds pending illel‘l‘t‘fin‘l‘d land'ldurnblc than is striped one end and remove the cotton and way
Some mothers do not like it also as simple to put the whole Vio-
gather again.
because it must be made into very
1plniu dresses, but that is why so many
designers 01' young girl‘s' apparel ap-
Iprove oi it to a great degree. One of
ftllo prettiest porcalc 'dresSes oi the
‘aoneon is designed with a platter! skirtv
and it plain gathered-01141911 waist.I
with 11 deep yoke tilnt as fl:'st glance
looks to be a deep Vsailor collar. This
set-on yoke is preferable, as it clim-
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we 1111.11.11
’ ”Monroe
is soiled, it is 1cry easy to rip open‘
sized Sunday.
Iwhcu tirnco Le Valle,
. 11110111111119. and audio at Maine. their
they admit the greatest amount of
air The double-hung window is 111-
s just halt open, one-half of it is
1111111111 filled with 11111115,; whereas
l‘ullcn the casement is opened you get
through the
‘ ‘whole \1'11111611-spucc. Cascmcnts must
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Ay cr’s r111;
Good byealtll demands at least one mov :-
mcni of the bowels each day. Just one
Ayer' s P!!! at bedtime. Sold ior 60 yam.
Ask VOUI' MOP. invofinglau.
PESCHELL-OVERTON.
*—
A very pretty wedding was solemn-
.lllllo S, 111 3 p.
hung windows, because they are sup~
‘portod by their hinges. it will take
11 group or easements to admit the
some light as two or three ordinary
windows, but the ordinary windows
give, 100 much light unduly—else why
TEACHERS' SALARlES
Governor ll‘nldw‘ln contends 111
111.. veto of the
daughter of 111111 the state is not in 11 position to
3311's.! Louise 01"erion, iorl'ncrly of pension teachers. build urlnorios,
South Norwulk, 1111s united 111 mur etc. irom the fact 111111 the stute il-
tinge to bredorlck i’eschcll 01' Bridge- 111111013 do not wnl'ri'nt it To be 111:-
port lit the newly lurnlehcd home of (male, the .111 111 bur snys "is not in
'1lle b: We and groom. No 171 Halo disp‘utlsnblc" That is 11 good point.
zovor aircol ill Bridgeport. The bride to be sure but u but is the delicwllce
looked charming in mnbroidcrud white betwcn penslonlng llgcd tcucllers of
voile with tulle lull 111111 carrlcda how the state and pll'lsiuulug retired
quot or bridnl roses and white until'r ludu's of the courts? The pension
,.1111111111 151113 111111 11111111111111; llor slu- pluu with the j..dh..1ry, no doubt is
icr, \lrs Clulllns 1’, Warner of South more becomiha, from the met that
No‘rwulk us-ullllllroll oi 1101101',Mr8. our judge only receive the moderate
Warner was drossed in white voile salary or $11,000 with up expense ac-
trlmmcd 11 1111 1111111 mossuliuo and 0111‘ must of something like $1,500 more.
ried a bouquet of pink carunilolls and while school toucilbrfl putting 111
11111111 The groom was attended by more 1101111] tiluc receive such 11 mn-
IiIfl brodlor Ezuosl l’oschcll. and the 1111111121111 salary train your to your (boy
usher; were George Duel-ion gt South should be able to rhiire without 11 [Mil-
Norwa k. brother or the bride. and A. stun. The sitting process 01' time has
l’eacbell brother oi the groom. The 1101 ytt nuakencd the people to real
A llililnululm in tho presence of the and will not until the present pension
The spacious rooms and than it 11111 tumble oler.
111111le
1111': parties.
were 1110111 beautiiully
scheme being entirely pink, white and bounce increase in 1111111111111 oi omnisls
1
green. V
Ahor refreshments and 11
time, 1112111111 11111, rescued departed many from
~lurid showers 01' 1111111111 tor a two , ' Wm
weekt‘ automobile tour to the White, OTfillllimp NOT TO fllGEWELl-
j ‘ ,. cones V
Judas James 16‘. Walsh 1: the
_ 7P
automobile 111111111 sally decorated
1b signs. shoes and ail-scrum.
'11crcssarlly be smaller than double—v.
his,
tmcllors‘ pension oct'
one 130m, wag [mrl’ormed by Rov‘li'. huts in our critical of guyei'liVment, _.
Kimmy and rulmiw-s or the contract plan or retired mitt-1111.: set tolelenvy .
it
1111111,,11113111 be interesting at tIlIiI‘ time for
11101111111111 laurel and daisies the color 11111 5111111: hoard 111‘ Education to an—
Illli‘imuch as the stair 11111111ch hrs in
"social such 11 deplorable £1sio.-—bi1ddiotbwu
orbit:
they may die.
moved today, which were battered al-
most beyond recognition, have been
identified. 'i‘he two are believed to
be those of Patrick Joye, foreman.
and Williamecreen, a. laborer. The
others killed were laborers and drill-
ers, all foreigners.
An investigation to fix responsi-
bility for the accident. has been be-
gun by Coroner Holthausor.
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P‘LAI‘NFJELD, June '-1,1‘1.-—A forest
lire, of unknown cause. which started
Saturday morning, is still burning
l
{ronl'mdt Cloud, 11111111.,
‘the boiling. schooner
l
,1, scene, and picked 1111.1113 crew who
FIRE DESTROYS WOOD LAND. 111ml token to small bouts. ._
FAIR-MINDED ‘PH‘VSICIANS.
recognizer the value of Lydia 19.131111:-
111111119 Vegetable Compound, and do
not hesitate to prescribe it. A woman
says she was
led “to take-1t because she learned _
that her doctor's daughter had been
taking it with most excellent results.
This 111110111111 link ill'the‘long chain
of 'cvidcnce to move the reliabilty
oi‘ Lyda E Pinkhams Vegetable
Compound for women.
SAVE BURNED SHIP' S CREW.
4-—-—-—-
Men Picked Up thlie Fire Destroys
, Schooner Paul Palmer.
PROVINCETOWN. Mesa, June 16.
—-T11e ilve-Vmasted schooner Paul Pal-
mer, bound light from Bangor, Me, for;
a coal port, was burned to the water's
edge seven miles north of Race Point,
Cape Cod, late yesterday. Capt. Allen
and the crew were taken off by the
fishing/schooner Vigilant. The steam- ,
er Massachusetts, Capt. Colberth, Bos-
ton, tor New York, oiiered to stand by
but her services were not needed.
When the schooner was Hflist sight-
in All the bodies except the two rc- ed by the keeper of Highland light,
smoke and homes were pouring out
of the forward hold, her flag was fly-
ing upside dwon and she was headed
toward shore.
The fire' gained headway rapidly
and when the schooner was five miles
northeast. of the light. she was ailame
from how to alllidshlps. The two for-
ward masts toppled over the side. as
reached the
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CORNISH PARME‘LEE
V Married, at Forest Park, Woodhnv-
Nearly two miles of valuable wood on, Long lslhnd Shtu‘rdayV, June 14th,
land has been burned over.
The weekly meeting of Douglas
Fowler Post, No. '18, G. A. 1%., will be
held tonight.
GOWN WOMEN WILL WEAR A 1.21519. :11 \‘Vusllillgi‘ml has yet been held
CENTURY HENCE.
'_ 111111111, reductions.
' A“ special. feature will no the appear» V
. torsional 11111111 tron:
by the 1191' '1u1'd Cornish, a cousin
01.1111» bride. I'mii‘y Porter to Mary
l‘l'ul'cs E'armclec, of South Norwnlk.
311'. 1111:: Mrs, ‘Pol'tcr will reside at No.
1'1 Chestnut street, South Norwalk.
enough to adopt the costume for ev-
crv- «Icy use. '
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’WEDDING FESTIVITIES AT RED.
DING
Bountiful decorations marked the-
festivities 111 the country house of
Air. and Mrs. 51121111111 0. Shaw, in Red-
ding llidgc lrlduy evening, when a.
dinner nus ab 1.11 by this hospitable
inluily i’orillc bridcio-be and her
1:111:11 party, Miss Ruth ilccd, daughter
of Dr. Rut-d. the well known physi-
clan of that tor-‘11. There were ‘20
guests. '1 he Vickie was Intuic beautiful
with laurel 11nd lilaklcnhulr terns.
131111111111 followed the dinner. Miss
Road 11111 mm 1' Rm Raymond Cun-
nllmlulnl, 11 i‘utenlly ordained clergy-
man today.
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GHILI’REN 0F MARY; ST‘RAW3ER-v ‘
RV t-‘EM‘WAL ..
The Children of Mary ct 131._.loseph'o
mam—-
.
V—-—
- parish will hold it atl'awborry tostivul
tomorrow 121111111111. ice cream, coke
11ml strawberries will be free. There
will 111110 be donning, with music by,
Vfitccsmu‘llers orchestra. The outer-
11111111111111 wih consist of vhonl colors by. '
11111111011 Alice épllll111,nnan. 111111111311,
Moe-s Mel’cuke 111111 1111311 Cdnmball.
once: or M11111 Louisa .111. M ion, 11 pro—
York; who
volunteers her 11111111. in two illus-
"dilemmas lilac
~. 111111 common pica: mint harm: is; ‘ and “Th9 SI‘II’WWR"
Those present worst 1111'; and . 1111's.
(:1. 1" Warner, Mr and .1111. George
23. Ovation and Mr and M1943 H.
‘ ~ Yancy Mid-Vim! Kenneth .111 ct booth on. 11111 new follow out the provision: i
blood to renew the liquor 111111; of
Dudley Sioi’i’ord tor the 111111110111 11111 -j
in Strattord the 111111 cmumiulol‘ta
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