. or? a one or pudding 9!
ind, but you mus not on ut
the milk and mahgithe ‘tbo sauce is made. Addia squeese‘o ‘
m") says the San 9&9 lemon juice. smooth the hour with a
us: out a bit of thin
let it simmer gently
for a few minutes; then
he )ind, and go on making
_ go you may rub a opu-
s of ngar on the outside
619mm :till they turn “yellow.
> to make a soup or stow
' n, without actually lidvinq
.1, you may cut
‘ végetablo rid rub it on each
11 I me Or you may fry a.
of 011101: with a little drip; it
you are doubtful it Is better to out
‘5 Imam“ “3 1119 Dan which“ in too little than too much.
flight: 1116 Istew and then tak 6
slices beiole Vputting in the
111011 c cliped and added to
11:11) as 1.11911 fliiIV‘or ina
' it is also very nicoI
“at! peas. 12113313 inflbeuus
eeso, or any thing oi that
1. i‘ _
0.11 01‘ mustard is very good E BHlfiHIFS“ £38
112*} dish that colitalllszghfieflemf
close. gather. and the at It
long and has no ferrulé‘ at the and.
' broad. thigh and about an inch.
I 1
A mustard sauce 1
any kind of fish that ends 1 he a mi
tle greasy. such as tried ho ring o
ckerei. Mix a small pInVc _ 1
rd powder into the flour with wbiomi
110 citing.
I The aeroplsn parssol is Just as
Iquecrdoohing as its name indicates it)
Imlsht be. It is really quite an elegant
’ affair, of bordered clinics in delicate
inoraf color-Inga. but is wider oblong
in shape and is more novel than pret-
.‘VVty. it is now, however. and tor thq‘
woman who can snort! halt a dozen
summaries, It will make a tongue ad-I
dilion “to the collection. One very re.
“workable aerdplanc parasoi bad a long
handle 01’ white kid and manger“
pink volvothwb1c13 wag morovrlieanti
in] than pr othmli ‘ ‘
Gray ch IoIn’ii1 111131611 12111111 s'hh‘ds,
with horflfl"
little Water, and mix it as for a plain)
white sauce.’
Perhaps you do not know how very
delicious tried apples are With sausag-
es. Peel and core them in the usual
way cutting them into very thiui
slices rThsn, after the sausages are
cooked fry up the apples quickly 11:1
the driIoping which is left in the pan.
When they are quite brown arrange
them round the sausages, and serve
the whole very hot.
. There is just one more thing to re“
member: bon't overdo your flavorings
gauche coivorlon'anotber or these novel-
iy parasois, which was further orna-
mooted with a hand of rhinestones set:
In jet which marked the line where
,the green satin joined the gray chit;
$1us ton. Aniaok audit, rather plain. tin-13
glabod with a twisted hand or glomninq
Our Brothers' Lodge No 10.11. 0.
0. Fl, will hold its regular meeting
this evening.
no 111111th unau
Lo‘dlonlm 11 your smmgr or i I
“11:13.51 «I (Ii-“‘13: M a "11mm” rhinestones formed the Kory ‘appro
1mm. sealed ‘i'ua Ribbon. I1
fie alto no who ‘8 ‘
mt!!!)Mii-Ilfié "rt; 3 Many or. the finer pnrnsoia bah
yoalm Miami. Miami. handout. IVringe for trimming, sometimes
V oriate handle.
5111031 nRUfimSISEVERIWHfjfi lwhilo, sometimes in the color or the
ITHVNK i'LL
asap My “VPHPeIa!
.ii
may no nos use” swam
or Ms FOR. ewe mam-as ,
NOW WITHOUT ammo H WORD»
4.41
1173 m Mali Na suaals « V
iNTERIlfiTfiD 113 $01“!er s) V
it). now: HIM .
are also lInsu coveraso’motimss hand-r
lembroidered that are extremely good
3 north or the meow.
. cal axnmlnsr had mm the body he V ,
I h
the ribs“. V .
and white :combinntions are
‘ Very o ectiye and one mart sunshado
was of white taffeta ’11!) a broad
hand or black velvet, an arrangement
' )rot‘o‘oisV the table groin 1119mm Cole
:white, are very effective and can be
or other ii s 111003 are sIat‘ in between,
V‘.‘ iayo
‘oif the ends close to the strand
11 . V '
V a porch with the
I Clinton'- chairs. Japsnese wicker trays
on folding legs, and ‘dull rich blue not-
rs matching the china, combined with wry" gays Harperfs gnu- The linen
oblong and
Vi ish linen. it add a brown background
nuns)“ are “01 011’? 31°15 , and figures in dull blue, mulberry, ano
The mats or;
' ~“10r the dining room, but 0311 be F3333 blue green. The blue dishes matched
arse anough for library and 111411); the blue mg‘h and growing things fife
int; Iran'cy Work and magazines the lav-
coder. These bags were hung on the
9 931’” arms of the chairs and Were a great
and braid. When joining the cadet The white iron tables; with the
one over the other (or an inch V huge umbrella: aver them are very
3” and when 1‘3 1‘35 been liraIided, oiin convenient for an unshaded bask
|lawni You (21111.0 0! course, gei the inn
“‘9" the build ‘3 made. 9‘3“ V13 “19 brellas separately and attach them to
Center “Ind lay the braid around 8.111118“ nrdinaly table A large part of
MEDICIN; B
computing I d V
1
pound Which compiles . ‘
tions of the Pure Food and Drug 111'
EAST dRANon. N. 3.. June 36.
Miss Dorothy M. Miller, daughter 0
George C hiilier and Victor Biart 0
door) at 5 o 'cloch at the home or tn.
brides parents by the Rev. Robe
Brewster Beattie or the Mdnn oven
Presbyterian Church. The bride
given away by her father.
The matron of honor was Mrs. Phil»
in N Miller, sister-Vin law or the bride".
1119. best man was George Lavory
Jeisey City.. The ushers were Philip
N Miller, brother of the bride, and
or latticswork of black ribbon velvetrlmwd W131 3‘3 “386 lust. “Pd" 3‘" the exoenaois in the iron table. but"1 Jesso Hopson of Norwalk Conn The
11m. above the band. and then a stick)
or bitch and white enamel '~ v ~ »
'I“'!"""'I
V Gloves actuaily have gathers Im the
wrists to harmonize with tho‘ craze (or
dransd gowns. ’ ‘ ‘V‘
1 Collarbss dresses will- be general
this summer. some at them have.
long sleeves. I‘ ‘ 1
Bright who] embroidery is one 0)
sins prettiest decorations tor ammo
*Eofwna of white mule
parent bodicss ol.‘ evening gowns. are.
as much in favor uneven. ,
Many of the separate Costa Iintend-_
ed for driving hayarthe‘
one ‘plece with the
have no trimmin ateuiu‘ bun. sin~
hie blunts twists hbrisom‘aily .nvsr
,tho brim “GunfiAntonio mono“,
1
“rs. Robert 3 iloran. of fiflfilélim
use visiting fri uds 11) T1 1) Norwslks.
, V
E lllIlilillIilll m
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on min on
. .V..- ”up! V...—
Bloody lack-Rolfe and a... y
Revolm Nasr Body DisooVI
ad In Cheshire 1.01..
' “mums-«.1.
cumulus: June so «com: on
iMia began an investigation yesterday
E of the death of tho unidantlded man,
; whose dsoompiosod body.
was louhd
yesterday in some wood: “to miles
After the medi-
ordered it removed 1‘ tin!) moms in.
A preliminary ssihiinaiiona
flown two hot!” in the «hook oi the
V well at the unmnr or an
w
1 Buying in large quantities is a send this year. ' . * a
I: the Plxilndeimhin T111195“.-. 1J3
“1F YOU DO NOT GET YOUR PA-
iooai undertaker, :1th or them
‘ toniah‘t.‘ pending the out
'1 is to he psriormed tout
I ’ V or.
edits of the one above it. 36W with .will has; for an indefinite time. There
Very flue 511101198, shOi‘tI On to? and are “711118 h‘IOIl,Chfl.1r8' 1'0 match ma
long underneath. V table. .‘V- . ‘V - V
of “Irma” Kept 1n Monroom. A
Earthenware Vjars are necessary to!"
sugar, oatmeal, rice, to Ioca, sax-got
barley, spices eta, andi it is wished holders this season.
to keep on hand the pound cake or our team] at all prices and may be stain-
grandmothers (and cakes made iron); ed or painted any color, although the
old fashioned recipes will keep to. natural colors are appropriate tor
. WickIerIVaoeI. ‘
Tali wicker vases and baskets of all
shapes and sizes are favorite flower-
I' years). no. place. for their preserva- some porches. says Harpers Bazar.
of‘ii‘l‘iéiit‘grseu satin morn-1l Six-nos stones, outlining the transit
tlon is so good as a dirty storeroom Grays, greens, and browns are always
'sndwsrtben 3er with iigth-litting covtigood Hanging baskets are vary at-
era for their snugzer quarters deaths and come in numberiesa shapes
wnyto redone that: cost of living. says?
BOARD BANQUETEQI
Keep an acoount book in {no 51613., . V
room and enter the dais. shop and‘ Not quite a score or the members 0!
mice or all your purchases. 7‘ '. the nor-walk Board or Fire Underwrit.
The storerooin should be absolutely era attended the annual banquet at
dry and turnished w1ih shelves, nails Itiie Dorian House, Friday evening but)
has’fand drawers. all who went enjoyed the time dinner
A snsorndad not. or two should also imnmiqelr
m
A
“ng FIELD our
of the features at the big day
which the Eagles or Bridgeport. are
preparing for the visit of the series
or the State on the occasion oi the
his State parade and field day to
wheld In that city July: 22. lava
Imonster sheep roast at which 10.000
persons will be fed upon roast sheen
and all oi the other Ingredients of a
good dinner, the roost to he served
at the Bridgeport Aerodrome. Immodl‘-‘
utoiy after the breaking up of the po-
rado, where the fields sports will be
held and where there will a a” varied
and stirsotivs program o2 amfsemsut
tor the his crowds
Wk“.
P31! CALI. UP WiiTEIflN
1311:5111) titties it.
1 p9 11¢ mite
About out o‘e
in: 1.1111111 mm
mi his 0.31.,
They are to be '
. V4w
will sail Wednesday on tho Kaise
Augusta Victoria tor S'witoerlandy
and returning will reside in South Naif
i.wallt -
onuaols'rs LOSE Licenses
The licenses of six Waterbury (11'1ng
slate and an assistant clerk who w
. arrested a short time ago bfflie
State police on a charge of violating
the excise law, have been indefinite”:
suspended by' the 'State unarmed) .
commission, alter a hearing held this
week at the State Capitol in Harttor
in the City court, in Waterbury
. weeks ago. the druggists paid’ 7 hits
running tram $50 to $300 in each one.
Later the matter wits taken up by the
pharmacy sboard with the shove r
suit.
'liilss Ethel R139. of Dover street,
has been visiting relatives in Yonksr
New York
SENTIIEL IFASHIOI PLATE
be high, with standing collar.
shoulder yoke. is a feature or the w"
The shirt has small groups or omit!
at either side.
Vi (tour to moire In linen:
< 6 yds. ISO-in. material @‘250. yd,
No, 5012. Glass. 14. 18, 18 and
years. Prise 0! pattern. 11‘) cents];
.son. Friday atternoon, oh “sad
E theft. Mary. while mining to
'but returned It on slyly when
plsiusd. For this Mary has Id
' The main homolaint was
orth o! silks. dross hoods
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