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11pm 9:11.111... one third cnniul'
11 one third teaspoonlul of
When lukewarm add one yeast
on in small pieces, two eggs,
‘ ‘ bread flour (once sift-
, soft dough Cover, and
til mixtuie has nearly doc.
11. Cut down, beat thor-
cover, and could let lice. Cut
proud evenly in a buttered
pan, and brush (Mel with
utter. Wipe, pare cut in
nil remove cores from live
so sharp edges of uppie‘
1 o. the . dough in parallel
.‘iengthWise of pan. Mix one.
upful of sugar and onghah
ful or cinnamon, and sprinkle,
align; than sprinkle with two
onus of currents Cover,
4"rise until light, and bake 30
r
Stuffed Apples. .
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Fashion; As seen in New York_
Willie dresses look more elaborate
an»
lolocd sour apples in lengths, then anti
eighthn .in thin slices oldeswioo. Stir
apples into batter. DrOp by spoonfuls Iihie your because of the draped 8).-
into hot deep fat and fry until delul iii do;
cateiy browned Drain and sprinkle; fem that are the prom mg mp
111th powdered sugar -Womnn’ a, they are in re enlity easier to make than
Home Companion. ' the severely tight; costume-l where ov-
‘ " . —~—-- cry inch of line and every detail of
' Boned Leg alL‘amb. finish was conspicuous. The long
I “The leg may lie 'bon'ed at home or istrnighi silhouette remains unchang
the butcher may remove the bone.‘ rd, but the nariouncsa at the foot of
If it is to be done at home remove fthe skirt is relieved by inserted pinito
the thin outer skin from the flesh and. or pinches, alight fulnesa of materials
cut off the shin bone; carefully loosen {at the waist. and simple but pretty
‘the flesh around the joint and push it draperies that are easily achieved
'loose as far up as possible, then he‘lw1ltcs Funnic Field from New Yom.
‘gin ot the other end, and with a sharp Boleros and bolero eitccte are ex
knife loosen the flesh from the bone gtremely popular, and thekimono sleeve
down to where it has been loosened with scum dropped ball wuv down be-
from the lower end; remove the bone twceu shoulder and elbow is seen on
and Wipe the meal. with 11 clean dump. the boot liked models. Buttoné are
cloth inside and out Fill with bread 'not used no extlovngnntiy us last year,
dressing; lie in compact shape. brush but judiciously placed, are still a most
with bacon fat or lay a few thin importnnt trimming feature of all
iplcces of fat suit pork over it. (luisorts of costumes and serve to intro-
,this case rcmoxe the pork before it ‘durc a contrasting color note in many
{Eris grown enough to spoil the flavor attractive ways .\ waist of blackl
)
1. u
1'5‘
tin coloring that will harmonize or pro:-
tiiy contrast with all the frocks in
ones outil‘t, when they will prove
most useful and desirable additions. i
There is. simply no end to the union
mode of ribbons this year. Not only
are they first favorites for bat trim.
mings but'ln brocudod styles espec-
ially they are employed with telling
effect for the collars, vests, outta, sushi'
es in fetching fashion. Ribbons with
patterns in brocaded velvet are costly.
tie of these to achieve the smar'tat
trimmings, and, mmcover, they ur'e
easy to place by amateur or profess~
clonal dressmahcr. '
One can find almost any known
.weavo reproduced ip cotton dress
goods. Besides 'tho extremely popu-
lar ratine or towellin'ggoodu, there
are mercerlzcd marquisettes so silky
it is hard to believe they are cotton ;'
voiies and cropes that are both doll
cute and practical since they launder
‘wiih greatest nuccesa; cotton person
‘Wipe, then l‘emme 5* illicit Slice “‘0!“ of the lamb.) if the pork is not used, ";.’\eilln b, and trimmed with lace or not and mercerizcd pgpung that make
\ stem end of eight
op out the pulp, lenv lug upple cups.
sprinkle with salt, pepper and flour. in lime green, or amber that nr'e v:ery
apples. and (rush the leg with melted butter and {will have a low little crystal buttons‘ stunning and practical tailored flocks
‘nnd suits, and all the host of border-
0 “was of the limp; out in will” Put the leg on a rock of proper size important items in the general effect. ed gondo in printings that take the
eerie, add one‘fonrth cnful of ranting,
lied and cut in pieces the mole-
Wuiets are made looser and larger
on
and bake in a very hot ox on for twen- l
11 minutes; then loner the heat and than lvor, and belts plucod low
splnrc of any other trimming, and moire
'up smurily in any of the many models
“#0531318 01’ pecan ol‘ English walnut cook until tender; :1 little more than cents and juckcts and sashes and glr- ‘tlmt are designed especially for this
South, broken in pieces, two labic‘
poonfuls of sugar and a row grains
Bdlt.‘ Fill cups with 111ixlu1'.c' and
fill to econ two teaspooni‘uls oi lioll.‘
‘water. Put in pm1,ndd boiling
A1 1‘ t0 COVE! bottom of Dan and hell and stuff of South Noru'nlk, went quite Contmdmmrofwnmni’l
like long enough to soiien the apple,
not long enough to hole the cups
so their shapes.
‘ Apple Fritters
Mix and slit one and one third Cup
‘ illeot‘pastry lion], two tonspooniuis
poonfui or soil.
it] of milk grudunliy, while stirring
_onstantly and one egg well beaten.
{Wipe pure, com. and out two medium-
Add two thirds cup- ‘
an hour will he needed if. a choice cut dies rguloro with all sorts of dresses,
in used.
little butter and hot water.
'wnist curve; are uniniliiloimbid. The
islhn, straight, outline .linii induces thel
Deputy Giout Sachem Julius A. Hub. nllpuzent size ol‘ lilo: Mimic howeior
to lilidgéport, last night, and mlsed three quarter limped coats no“
up the chiefs of Wowompon fl‘ribe, So. much ~11er whose ore tightlui the
10 I. O R. M. ' bottom of tin.» garment and loose as"
‘bous eiorywl are chum 's‘l 'e in
ruglun or kimono cut, and nrgniost
. popular in nmtiasoo cloths, oii'ougea
11nd figured goods otlollier
Linings mo in contracting lone as n
rulo lliOiitJl self coloi‘o are consider.
ably ozliployed. There figured clothn‘
l ‘trim illrniuclrou" 11nd poor! little ox.
’tru gi‘lllluii‘e and should he oolcctod
hill“ ‘7'" SS PILLS:
you
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0F. BFiLL THIS PooR.’ RUBE' EVER SFlW
Lu. PUT HiM WISE To THE SPORT“!
you SEE SlR- Fl BHLL'TERM 1's
GOMPOSED OF NINE MEN. ’ rr TAKES
Two Teams To PLHY Fl GHME l
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Basie oci'nslonnlly with a. still iurthol emphasize me {not that!
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'clnoe of goods.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
; lilo Kind You lino Always Bought
1' Bears the
Signature of
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Sinuloy Comp, oi Soullg'Norxx-alk. is
visiting with friends at Compo Bench.
Harry S Picker ing, the icmnou, l9
and girdles that trim many plain dress. -
an elegant but it taken only a very lit~ -
4 Health.
and a few applications will restore nut- .
u
—.
Girl Who Caters for Society. i
in the May Women's Home Com-
panion appears on ulticie showing how
girls have earned money at home. Fol‘
lowing in a parrot the testimony oi
one contributor:
“When i finished my schooling the
.hounehold accounts and family order~
lug were handed over to me, and ii
gained a knoulcdgc or food values and
household economics. Going to mor-
hit three times a week I pluchnseu
the meat for some of our neighboring
friends as well, and learned the dif-
fercnt outs and how to discriminate
bciueou the good and the poor.
"One day one of those friends asked
me how much I thought a simple tea.
for 150 guests ought to cost. I out!
mated; it soundedfiensouablo toner.
and she asked me it i uould come in
and assist her as a daughter or the
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HAYS HAlR HEALHI
lHE 'HlVllRllE
Refined Women Give This
' the Preference
—-_-
The easiest way to keep your hair
youthful looking. to prevent it from
turning grey, is to use Hoy’o Hair
it gives absolute satisfaction
1
oral color, giro vitality to grey and
faded hair and remove all traces of
Dandruff. Beautiful natural colored.
youthful-looking hair more than any-
thing clue, contribut‘hs to a woman‘s
good looks.
Hny' a Hair Health "' keeping thou.
~ sands of {w omen‘ a hair glossy, natural
colored and beautiful. You'll never
regret buying it when you see the di!‘
tercnce it makes in your appearance.
Free: Sign this adv. and take it to the
following druggiats and got 11 50c. bot-
tle of Boy's flair Health and n 250.
very ill this morning and friends are
fearful about his condition.
l
coke of liurllnn Soup. for 5012.; or $100
bottle of Bay’s Hair Health and two
ACTR SSS GETS $250,000.
ir‘ Breach of Promise Suit.
LONDON, July 3.—~—Tu'o hundred
and fifty thousand dollnl‘n uud oil the
route of the suit is the prion the Mun
quia of Northampton bun uni-cod to
puy to settle the suit tor brunch or
promise brought ugoiuni him by Miss
.liiuloy Morkhnm llic uotruue. Tho
cunts will amount to u conuidor‘oblo
1311111 on account 0! the number of din.
llnguiuhud counsel oughgtd to plead
for lilo oppfiriiig panch.
The muruuio, honor known on Earl
Compton, only recently succeeded to
tho thin or tho one or twenty-unveil.
'i’ho plnluliff is well-known both in
America oud tho iiirilieh laicu uudon
hcr amigo mime. »
Tho mutiomout wan announced
Marquis of Northampton Gets Stung,
splnlurd H1111 Mics 111.11.111.11. hnd, met
the moronic last war.
CORRESPONDENT EXILED.
, thought of this our business.
25c. cakes of Horatio. Soap Free. for n.
house might do. I was delighted, and
took hold with enthusiasm. She, find-
ing me capable, left the whole affair
in my Charge, it was ouch a success
that when I found myself in need i
“in some cases It am called upon to
supply merely the refreshments, the
hostess depending upon her own help
for the service. At other times i take
toll charge, overseeing. decorating,
supplying help, china, silver and linen.
I began by hiring the china and 11114
ver. but gradually! have purchased
my own, buying only such things as
no hostess would be ashamed of own-
lug. ’ x
“The maids I employ are competent;
waitresses; they always look neat and
trig in their black uniforms, willie i.
wear simple wite gowns or lawn or
crepe. 5
“An hour or so bebore the reception
on the appointed day, I arrive with
the necessary help, and with the re
freshmentg all prepared except the
beverage. We take posession. and
base ‘91 erylhiug in readiness when the
hour of serving is at hand. I
“I make it a point that no soiled
cups or napkins shall remain for an
instant on the ‘ncrving table, and that
the dishes are kept. replenished. The
{result is that the table when we are
through serving looks as dainty and
fresh as when we began. Every dish
is washed and the kitchen put in per-
fect order before we leave."
" SEIZE CINCINNATI ICE PLANT.
ClNClvNN \TI. 0., July .1. —~Following
:1 communication from \in\ or Henry
T Hunt declaring that a. public emer—
O.
C.
If you are not sure cut"
one a decline] Wan: adv ‘
nun Willi
0F MIDDLE?
Mrs. Hilbert Tells of H
tressing Symptoms I '
Change of Life and '
'She Found Roll
Fleetwood. Po—“Duringtho
of Life I was hardly able to be
. at all. I olw
. a headache
“ One day a fri
advised me to,
Pin 11
man. i am very thankful
lowed my friend's advice on {
recommend itns long as I live. Be! 3 j
I took the Compound I was alw 1'
sickly and now I have. not had medicl
from a doctor for years. You may
lish my letter.”~—lilrs. EDWARD Bil
BERT, Fleetwood, Pu. '
Such wording symptoms its sen .
lifocoiim1,hot lln shes, headacheslb
nchcs, dread of impending evil, tlmi
sounds in the unis, paipitation of '
lbemt, sparks before the cycs,i
loritics, constipation, varioblr appe
gcncy ”‘5‘3- the 'Board Of Health at wenlmccaund inquictudo, and dizzin
noon yestcidux ordered the health of-‘
livers of Cincinnati to seize and opér- men who nrc approaching the pen
ate all ice plants in this city and to
use every available means of distill)
utlng ice to the generul‘ public.
A copious ruin would do great ben
ollt to lawns and fields. a
1n
SENTINEL FA
mambo orrv, Mex. July syrup
l'eruld Slocum u correspondent for n
I (1.;
lnmi-o oxllrd from Mexico under \rii—
. «lo. 33 oz tho ifonutiiuilon, which pro-
\idcu o\ puleiou of "pmiilt‘iolm for-
litiunore." Slocum \Hlli token to Vern
'(‘rlu during the ulglu undcl guard to
ho pinuud .tbonrd u otcumor for the.
United Stator;
“a.-. .. "WW-”m w»...
A good udv. puyn best in the heal.
pnpcn
m . ”v... A, wvw-‘uw
“lF YOU DO NOT GET YOUR PA.
PER CALL. UP WESTERN “
UNlON."
Commencing tonight. tho oily lullr
a'Bteacoeos
R CRT€H5R~‘
THE MAN AT THE [SHE IS CALLED
THE GENT rum-
Home THE PILL as THE Fireman-
ETC,-
NOW we cocoa-r or True. may i3
For. :me <5le 0N PlRa'r To :11an
sumo - l Thor owes The GUY on
”fl-lino n CHHHcE To ETERL' HOME};
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when lilo dune. woo called in the Hill" ””11...“ “1,0 my“, their mum? r‘on
Court of .iueilco yonlurduy in n “are n eop)‘ not" them by unifornwd
courtroom crowded with fuellionnble lulmucnurr M. culling m, onicrn 1; ohm
women imd uctronuoo. who lunl lollies Telegraph um”, 7 oriork
in unilolpuilou of lintonlufi to name in. tin not unlike your “”3me {mm
lvft'lfllllfi oi’lduncc ' about ii if) o'riormli illuu roll the WWII»
Bir ltdwnrd t‘,ur11<1u 11 former Solicit- 9m llnlon din-rt “m the 391111. \‘or
oriiunmni: Eduard (.l. llwmnordo. unlit awning 59,111”an Tho \vopluru
moonior oi hlvl-rpoui and ‘ilclnbor oi" Union will send u tricnuounor out
l’urliumuui. and two junior lnurirlorli promptly M 11:11:; in nouwur to lunch
uppunrod on imlinll of Filing h‘arklu‘lnoz‘nfinvh‘h‘lu on inure coma in by that
who nuod in, bur l'l'iil moon of Milo; limo.
\‘iiillil Mom. '0]! “it! “th11‘ Milli. {KW AL 7 (Vilma)! ll “iron“ trip will ii“
“‘i‘ ""‘W‘l‘fi “"3 ”"3"!" ill illulm a mode hv tho nicnoouucr doiirrrlug ull
luloulul .‘liomiiorof luniimuunt; Won “9"“ whom mnwmmfi burn pump
prick it. fliilllli, (1111' (ll till? Uiiiotlliill 1'" dlilt‘l‘ 0:30 “rim 7 tiClthk on till“-
louder», and Raymond Ailqllllli, a non ”if... appearing will bu modu moi
of tho pirmlor ”um
"'i’“ V'illlillm‘mi “3 all ”‘5" "’3’” in limiting romplnlmu lo ibo Wow
WW1 “will?” “i" Will! 05 . ”"3 "W? cm union giro your name. that in this
”1'3 may ran. ME '12:» all
"mart... Who. we! '
gm Hlfigflqffiw
HAGUE 13? TH!
$OWHWEsT' 2 .
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9“ "more
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«mount into (one of thousands of dob
lord.
‘i‘ho young mound». hull pmvlosmly
‘ (Jfrlll‘fld [710,000 to noliln the row. and
many people bud thought Mina Mark-
3mm uuwino not to ncrnpl the odor.
subscribe“ home on mail on tho
nlrool number, and tho 'i‘ulogrnpli Co.
will turn om" nil compininfn to tho
circulation uoporlmout limit thing
next morning. douorui“ complaints
concerning lrrrnolnr delivery or any»
ElGN UP
WANNH
2 a . ..
' only anili’ilmlvll that all: had 21 mu. m clrcuinilm
Whou lilac Markham liililliicll on 131mg 931...“; onndumn with your news.
procuodl‘ug will: rim cull. Mudoo now Mil!!!” gnhgpymem plmllm ho phone-d to
department oi the
notional worry in loll and iniomt in. audio Norwam Evening Sentinel at
line unit rose accordingly. 92.3 all usunl.
'l‘lic damaged; mild ycmi‘dfir KW “‘6 The slow survico will aim thin Mn
heaviest wwmd 701' mm rum in ruins and the hilbill‘fl‘lllt‘l'fl who may
a breach or promim mil; 4 here any complaints my to the service
no onward carbon. so: am as 11.3 rendered by the ‘i‘clegraph’ on, out
flroiimll‘ill‘ié‘o lldd ill-en completed. in-‘ center 3 “var on tho controller by
formed the mid that a uhlléméfil 11“ communication direct with the drool»
been mom 1.11.1 condultltlon to one dwtmcntoflhe will remain
tom dam“! on oath will“ 2111 Windmill: handout
\ngcion nowopnpor bus lilt'u or-.
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loco Pictorial Review ration: Add.)
it my swirl looking ginghom for
summer pour. unite it! one lo affect
on than? tourism glint coal many time!
Moro iii. in in tidal: rind mum at:
. mgr.
'5 Mr. and Mm. John Emmott,“
‘ wullr. with their two children.
are promptly hooded by intelligent Wt»
in. _
life when woman' a great choug'efiu
be expected.
Lydia E. Pinkhnm’ s Vcszotnble Como
pound invigorated and strengthens mo
fcmole organism and builds up the Wellk~
cued nervous system. It has corridil
runny women safely through this aria , 1
Silldil PLATE
foot, with gluon uuiiu (ollnr belt 11
culls. 'lho buttons are of the on
material
To make for hwrngeeizopostu:
S ydu. oinglmnl «r 2rd: 3111..
i yd. unlin ((1. Si yd. . .
No. 1’.
and ii Lust,
L‘tlllls.
Prince of putternsh
NEW CURBING WRECKS AUTOMO—
BlLE.
While dl'lviur; plinth on Worthington.
munuo, loot wooing Choline Carillon,
:flf Ennl Norwnik. run into n plead of V
‘ curbing which was projecting Jntof'ihe '
lemat. ‘l‘hc curbing otruok the :l‘ora'.
[right who‘ll with unillclont femo',"to .
bond tho nulo at that upot not! would
Mooring pour out ol‘ communion. #10
(but the rut bull to ho iowud to p‘g»
Accompanying Mr. Curlnonmore ,
or New
None
oi' lilo putty worn hurt. ‘ ' f
Homo now Mono llilli boon placed '
clung \l'mslilugion uvomm-l’or the new
rurl: which in to ho plnood thorn u
curtain plucou. 'l‘hu drivorn of tbli'
curt» who inure tho niuncn more do
no piuou thorn pour enough to the 31,de
Haiku. 'l lm polioo onid today that me-
urul of tho Monro were uiuui’ Mil out
from tho curb lino
Mr. (nriuou oonulluioud to" Mayor
Mould. lodoy. in. mild that the curb» ‘
gunmen wuro uhout 15 fuel. it innit”
from tho uidowulk. rind iiwm wore on
wording iinbim ufiioiuford Alivoohto.:
HEAT PRddTRATlOH in NEW HA»
VSNU '
NEW HAVEN, July RVWHDA. waddle: *
muck in Mill/timid? in earnest. ’l‘im
wort? lo unilwm throughout- Cannot“:
out with not ouch u largo moronic“
of humidity no has frequently 11
carried in other worm lipolio. in
city at noon the mercury not
in] with o. from broom blowing 3
humidity at 50. 141131 your on iiihr m
the temperature won 52. flichnrd dil
pic, who my walking about loo
liar limit. was promoted on tho 9 j,
and cent to the hospital. “or
hordmodanvihoocldlwiltl ;
in Boston. was picked up in W '
Mm no add no {oh oil} "
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