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Evening sentinel, Monday, August 4, 1913 · page 10

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.e nature's own provision for
’coml’ort. The Pictorial Review

titer days:
(‘ut ill

its through a sieve. Season
booked spinach with a little but
(id. cream and fill the whites ol‘
gg with the mixture. Pial'e ill a
d‘baking dish and pour over
WK , e a. good white sauce.
Ollie tor a garnish over the top
rown in ll quick oven.

nlopéd Tomato—«Two cups oi
as. two cups of bread crumbs,
ionrtlroup of butter, salt and pop
, ook’the tomatoes with the 80:-
‘until tender. into the melted
stir the crumbs, but do not let
in ’hroivn. Pizlre in a buttered ens-
ole or pudding dish alternate lay-
Gillie tomatoes and ermnbs llllill
prenused. Let the last lzlyer h),
mils and bake to a light, golden

lse

eon Ericassee——-One poul‘l ol‘ mur-
" beans. mushroom or lonmtn rut-
gone tablespoon of boiler, vinegur.
er and salt. one cup of lnilk ol‘
. minced parsley. Boil the beans
tender and drain. llrown lll'"
Vorl'ylnl'a i‘ryinl;~ pan and add the
us stirring until lllorolmhly sell-
fill with the butter. llry and add a.
Kiln minced parole), salt and pepper
‘n the milk or cream and let It
for, a few minutes; then season
. tlslilfoom or tmnnlo l'ntnnp‘nud
We vinegar.
ark ‘Cllowderw'l‘wo cupe of sweet
2W0 tablespoons of butter. [our
' ogrmilk. one onion, four vup~ of
potatoes. eight soda Clark"?
and pepper. two cups ol‘ boilinlz
‘Put he! 01‘ the, butter into n
‘sm, add th 1’ nifon glieed out] let

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l'LL HlDE !!

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garland w,‘~‘,d,~/u m,Ugauw '1'1'I-1' In

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ladd tile potatoes and the corn. with
two cups oi boiling wuter. Let cook
for 20 minutes and add the milk, the
remainder of the. butter and salt and
pepper to taste. Break the soda
crackers into a dish and pour the
chowder over them. Serve at once.

Rice Espanol~0ne cup of rice, two
,cups of stewed tomatoes. two medium
sized onions, two green peppers, bread
:crumbs. Cook the eupl‘ul of rice in a
‘cupful of actively boiling wntor for 15
;ulinntes and drain. Slice the onions
land try them; then add them to the
Erice with the chopped green peppers
{and the stewed tomatoes. Put the
Emixture in a buttered baking dish. add
[salt and pepper, sprinkle, with bread
:rrumbs and bake covered for 20 min»
lites.

Rice and Cheese 'l‘lmiutlegL-Ono enp
Iof boiled rice. one cup of milk, one
half cup of cheese, one, egg. one table
‘hpoon of butter, salt and paprika.
.lleat the milk and odd the rice, one
tablespoonful 0f butter. the cheese
broken into bite, one half teaspoon or
salt. one quarter teaspoon of paprika
and one egg, beaten light. Pour into.
buttered t-ustnrd runs. set in a pan of
-hol. water and bake for one half hour.
Serve with bread ounce.

Nut I.oat—-—One pint of soft breadI
crumbs, one Clip of nut meats, two!
leggs. two tablespoons of butter, one
lball‘ 0le ol‘ milk, salt, pepper, poultry
Tllreseing. Alix together the nuts.
ll-runlils, melted butler, milk, one
teaspoon of unit. one quarter "teaspoon
{of pepper. one lenepoon of poultry
,llressintt and the two ('ggfi, beaten.
tllht. Form into a leaf and bake ill a3

hull" hour.

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'shllllom pan about; one v

15mm with tomato satire;
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Sandals and Fancifulshoasf

A fashionable afternoon Shoo Wlill‘ll

comes into "03“” by “’1 introduction ill'ul new buckles is offered as at Huh-

i‘rom Darin in the modern urrclnn
sandal], with ribbons crossed and
would around the ankle. it is not no
his to he a dillleult undertaking for
any womnn to adopt this Style, for
ul] she requires is. it pair of black
patent leather pumps with Louis XV.
heels and bluek moire or grosgrnln
ribbon about half an inrh wide. it
she desires to wear thin effect with
ll white lingerie froek she. may sub-
stitute colored rlbbrms matching one
of the color notes ill the costume.
The ribbon in sewed to either side of
the front of the. pump and wound
around the ankle. lt lnuy be tied ill
ll perky llttle bow or drawn through
slides. it is possible to buy these
Blidts in this country in nerornl odd
designs. Some are of platinum set.
with rhinestones and others. ol‘gill
with roiored stones. says the New

’York ’l‘rlbune.

Another method of getting the some
effect is to ”buy a pull‘ of Oxford lies
with lnt‘ou set very far apart and till“
tongue. taken out. The ribbon in then
crossed ill tin-”mime wuy thut the
shoe would ordinarily be lured. but ill-
Sll'lid ol’ tying ll umnl] how the rib.
lions ure Wound around the ankle null
tied higher up. The ornlunents or
used with three shone quite {iii sueeess-
t'nlly 115 with the pumps, and; two. or
three pnlre are. often used at one. time.

The lllllst popuillr evening slippers
are iller of satin, of eourne. liitllt‘ll'
in: the gown and the slorkingw A ll-
tle newer, however. nre the slippers ol‘
luetullie iu‘ol-ullt‘ \lilll lnl‘l‘e lllll‘kles (li‘
llrllllanls or eulorocl stones harmonir:
in: with the tints shot, through the lll'o.
Hill“.

The for buckles lo voutrnsl
with the shoe. innlend lll‘ harmonizing
with it. hzl~ brought into existence the
only lllll'lxll‘? with (‘tlltll‘l‘ll
smut-u or llul‘mllle lrlul‘le. to be worn

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with black pumpsl nud gilt buckles, ulv Pads, Kept in Handy Places.
so with colored stones, to trim the

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Anne ()‘illlunn, writing on honle~§
making in Good l‘lounelzeeping. Buys: l
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latitule my the cut steel lmpmg, which 1 find pods and pencils the most often .

will ruut despite, the core. that nnll’ be
‘lt'illt‘il 01' it, and which for this reason
is very undesirable tor the seashore
or any dump place. This new buckle
in mode of imitation shell and is com-
pletely eovered with sunken rhine-
stones closely surrounded by slightly
projecting: silver points like tiny
heads. These lluekles uro very smart

the puntry door, another by the roll
frigerutor, n third by the; clothes hum- .‘l
per.
must write upon. thetwo former the :l

pienished, jotting down tho name at
the moment she disrovers that the‘
on tun shoes, which. by the, way. are imalerlul is nbOnt “out." N0 10115.: CO"-
enjoying a revival of favor this sea“- fabulzlllons are ever necessary its to
son. son a third style ol‘ lult'kll’l [Mutt is needed M the growers or the
“mm; the sump linen ”f eonelrul'liml lbnteher‘g or dnirylnan's. Similarly the l
shows it combinutlon of Bulgarian laundry “5‘ i“ “0“" *‘ “WW?" 0f “‘3‘
stones with points in either silver or onto. i plan my menus for hull? a
gold. The color 501......“ of this lull-hie week llt. ll time, um] ouch evening 1
"mm... it adaptable tor a “my 5” any ,fusten the slip for the three meals of1
color “1- leather. the next day on a hook above. llelln‘s
.-.......__._.._.._,_ kitchen table.

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\VILLIMANTIC CHURCH RANSACK- Sometimes. of course, wedepul'l
ED from the program; the Qi‘ilpl.‘l’flllt"l'(ll‘

\\'ll_.lilltiAN'l‘l(‘., August pawltoniorrmv‘u breakfast lg hastily Ildded
plzlillt was mode to the pollen l’l‘Fl(*i‘-lto l‘llllii‘lll's hill of lore when "ilinl-
day that St. men... “on...“ ('lllllOllCEthf'" ill-i Ilellu sometimes culls lllnl.
(‘hurrh had been entered and ran» ;telephones lllllt 11* l3 lll‘illtlllltl So-and
shelled some time :llll'lllt’. the night orlso llOllH‘ in dinner. A l'ueturd with.
curly morning. Nothing of value wns ,preserrelt lltllli‘lll‘ll llllds llflt‘ll ill the
token. but, the snerml wfiwl‘s from bottom oi" a humble menu that. had
inhernnl‘lv. including. a golden llllliit.-e.lll€‘"ll Silllwlfil‘d 1" end With "Sillli‘ll.
hnd been strewn zlllollt the ehnrl-h leruekers and ("lit-039." But the write
floor. all iltld rudiments from the V53,“ lien lists prove an exeellont guide and
in lllllt‘-.~’ll\‘llll3.’ devise. \\'bl\u i write
down the “(13$ for a eonlpany toast.
1‘] lil(llt'ull| lli‘fill‘ll‘ eueh rourse ”what
NOT WELL ENOUGH TO WORK- lplalup ure to in; used.

in these words is hiddl :l the Hulk: .\ .Ltlfllt'l‘ul progrum oi" the
mly ol‘ many it wage enrrllll: wonlull y\\orh is instenull lnkidv the liltPlit‘ll
who supports herself and l5 oilell midst-t door. The contents of :t‘l rill.“-
pulping: to Mlppm'l n l‘nauli}, on lilt‘ll-V‘t‘lS arl- lirlell upon shells nt‘ pnpel
other. file—[tucked lnsl-le tllv door, null illl.‘ (ton-

 

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lure wageh‘, Whether
lllry. gimp, more or lulvlu-n. woman.lent:; of all box-xx nnd trunks duly
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lriv-d end true l‘l’llll‘ll" tor the ills to rely eitllplu and t‘llVll‘ll‘l tbillea' in do.
‘whlrll ldl women ul'-- prune, llilil llult lllll ‘l\“ll.llt‘\l'l‘ lends to decrease the
i\ Ltd-n 1-), l’inililllm'w \‘euvtnllie trillion ol‘ inwreourep llltwel-n mir‘»
t‘lrupollnll ll (-renltf. ‘hw \'lllllll}‘ lllllt. New; (ll'il ulnlli rl't‘lllfi well north
maker: wllril easy. awhile. {Hill the email lllll‘wl ranks

ND NEW JERSEY Siliillzl. lroul whom to Spurlu road !
rolniéllmn. wil; 1w :‘oulnl good with tho
vlrz-pllnu hi” .l mile :ll’ll'li lint alter
huvln; 2m :lllL’. Volley whilh is rough. '
'l‘uu I'ilulio all: Hi lilitl'lltlliill runetruc-

‘NEW YOR A
ROADS COMBiNE FOR GOOD
MOTOR 'i’RlP.

.‘l llitlltll' l‘mlte lit n‘mlll iv...) llllll-

drew and lwvnly tulle». owl loath. lilo;

lion to ltl.l:lllltil anti il'lllil thin place

will pl'ul’llie rmntollmlu rilllut'. lol' good illil mod it‘ lulllmeu.
luuel or ”iv tllrllfllll‘l. has than pl'e- l: ia‘ blxlll'l :‘Elli hand 53mm: to New-

}...ml by the Touring.- lll'illli‘lillt'llt oi. ton. where llu- lR‘lltl' lukm: ll ollutlr

llll' .«\ntunluilllo t'lub ul’ Allit'llHI. ll. ‘Lilwltrli mul’w llll‘ullltll Spl‘iulzllnle.
ll'llllri llll'ullnh ('Ullllll\ this. mun u Allllllll'l', Lorltwood and Hilllllltlpll‘

mvvnh- standpoint lliuue uolmi make men norms the \liemnnlwtl-ong River.
the trip worth while olelaul-o lo xl‘ll‘llll‘g. l‘onllnning on m: puss
lull m- anor-lit lll'ulllmll'll in the Mile llll‘llllull lawlurulllltl. lfil‘ll‘lll lllltl lllttlll.’
llu' .\llll'l'l~ t‘ulnll [it Mine iilli, llil‘llt'll

'l'hli‘

illlli: duyu.

.-\l lzllld ntreet lukl- lllt‘ terry to \i'l'e- lu iluwr. ll‘l'lml lllthrl‘ run lhzuuull '
lluwlten. then l‘ollun Hudson County liol‘lluwuy to llunrllle. l-‘uirly pmwl'
llonlmurd and Grand huhue over lullulunsn in t'lll'lllllilt‘l't'd on the run‘

eon- lrum Newton in ilvnlllle. lrluu \‘l'llll‘llli

fairly good lllllt‘litllllll, llltlunnch ,
tingle» plnl'l- lzuml lining in prmhlml lhlonph

:«hlelably worn ill plows to
wood. It pieiul‘esuuo :«uluu'lulb \‘illntzu Mill‘l‘ln l'llttnx ll) Murrleluun. ,
with many lmuutilul [mint-rt. Several “‘lnlllinr Ellol'rlxtuun. we drlle oler
:llll‘nl'llle short driven nwr good lllll- llood l‘tlllllli to..llez‘nlll‘llnrlllll, pllneihlfi-
eudnnl till‘l'l‘lg only be enjoyed in and many splendid reeidenl-e. lv‘l‘nlu UN"
nllrllurlllH stood l'oudr: irzld through
iu'ltiul: over good muradllln from, For illl] lo lit‘dlllllifil'l. About, onu
ringlewood it pretty run taken one and omuhull mill-ll bulond. the road
through l'lontur. Nurwuad lllld Ntll‘lll‘ rronmrn the north brunch ul‘ the Rari-
rah- to tho lllllll‘l'tlllilt: old town ill but llll‘l'r und then Htllliillll'u on :ltr
‘l'lllumll. At thin plate may be alien Hen-n and lonelulll’ llllll‘ll throuull
“ill will bullet» in whlrb Major Andre l‘lurkumin lo thunertille, (irunli
Willi tried. The mod now lends rluwu an~ :ll‘l’m'llnd on this run null lull
llu‘ullhh Spllrhlil. l'ollnwlnu n pl‘elti' mud in excellent.

:lilolll l"|ll:.ll.'\\‘mni.

along the lnmk of the famous 'l‘ltlnpl‘n puuu through South nuluel'lillr, llellu
Zen. the widout pllrt oi the lltltlkml. Melltle itllll llmlinul'tl. with it l’ltllllll‘l'
'l’lliu ulrl-trh tifflll'lllt ullo of the motlt’ nun punnrhluu Ill"(‘i't’l'd'llllllfitllw swollen.
llt'llillll'lll (ll‘l\‘t‘il ulnnn um ilulluun. Now the mini in lbruullh pit‘llll‘enuuv
forum
in: rniirolld ll'nrlm interrupt. tin- l'low to lturkl’ lllll, llvl'l‘ it pretty litreuln
ni‘ lllu l'lt‘t-r, whilp. (m ”u! left. lt:lllllu-lli‘ll nil tilt: lull llllll Follow» the
mountain risen to the height of wont." mud to it print about our mile llt‘l‘iti‘l'
lhuululnd Md, .\'vur Nym'k urn mllmt‘enterillu illnpelon. A line \ttltltltttl’
pulnlu of internal. hlelmllnp llurklund rmlu, [uterine t'urllrule Lulu». lentils to
in‘llw ulnl lluuh Munntllln. l'l'llll‘l’llltla
'l‘uruing from up; liudeun at, Mount; ll henllttt‘lli newton termed the Garden.
tlll‘ l‘utlio lends wentwnrd throuril njllnul ol‘ New .lerney und in one or the.
hilly country in lhl- foothills; of tho‘moel intimation tuwue in tile ointe
lluluuuok. liver tnirly pond Illllt'ntlum,llitllll from n Monit- and hissiul‘le mind
lhruullll Nunuet to l'uu‘ern. flow the point ‘
run in mode down the plrtureemm , Rolling oler lined nmrullnm from
ltllninpo \‘uliey. panning many ntnellwi‘rlunelun we eulne m Sewflllrunnwlelt
lili‘liill. through (mnmnd and human where the mule turns mid tnlhlwu llw
I’llllllltllll Lillie. to l’onlplon. The pt?“ Itnritml lllrnr to llounti drunk. Sent
nuanno River to then followed through values lnmeliou. “"3 t’lalnlield. H W?“
ll mnllilitliilolm region, positing Bloom— ldentlnl center. from which lllHW) u
illsldllle. to New lt‘nundland. run of about, nine miles; taken no
film in tho Mammal: Volley we through St'olt‘li i’lnlnn to islurlnltlleld.
drive through null Ridge. then post Another l‘lillt} mile run taken us to
the flak Ridge Renel‘voit‘ to Hopewell. hewark.
from Which Wire a run or a little less instead of following
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lamong the ehlel' household
tieuueners, in my opinion.

live llgollts of order. A small pltd‘kel‘elllel'g ot‘ the sort sometimes cur.
with it penell attachment hunks byjr
lzhleh llelin soon leurns thllt she‘stiteh it twice llil‘OllKllvlhl‘
names of the supplies soon to be reflyand forming: a pocket for :1 pair 01‘
filliilll scissors.
doubled over hundkerehlef htlteh two-
ineh wide strips, one of. them to hold
reels strung on on orange. sill-k, and
two wide pockets between the stilehed
serliolls are for pill and needle ensh-
lons. enteries and ,durnlng utenSils.

wise for a third of its width and its
edges reinforced with {l linen b ‘llld
blndinu’.

stitelnd into pockets for lllree pairs
of Show and enough lnulerinl will still

and pron-rt the footgeur l‘ronl

lure made from one half by
‘l‘lll'd (lllltllilzs of Milli! or corded silk

'an inch ol‘ the bottom with ll bread

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ulreunl. We then drive for four lllllt‘ll; tunlluuinn “will: neural hllhl we
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The mud in (done to the rlwr bunk null punlllrg- Iundu nlld well tilled .

l'l‘lilt't‘ltlll in the l‘t'iillfl' tltil

Turnpiketrom Newark. drlve to Bollo-

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Bags Antique and Up-To-Date.
Color-lmrdel‘ed li(‘ll\’y linen ‘lland-

led by men with their business suits
nuke useful mending; bugs. After
lnce doubling the‘ Sqlltll‘t‘. ol‘ linen
center.
uniting the rows about an inch apart

At ouch end oi. the

l row ot‘ white or pale hued thread

he other to hold dark toned reels. The

A yard of eretonne, doubled length-

lllllg.‘ be perpellllirlllzlrly

remain to form ll tlap which run he
buttoned down over the lower Het‘tiuh
dust.
The bark of the bug should be lined
with hem y canvas null if one ls prone,
to putting the shoes nwny without tirst
brushing and drying them the outer
side of the rretonne should be. rubber

land to the height of the row of
poekets.
Fourteenth century opera gloss

bags. says the Cilil'ilgu inter neeun.
unnl‘ler

doubled euro and embroidered within
hand in iltllll‘llWill‘lt tlt't‘l'vfillli‘lit‘] Willi

oelueonni medalilolm separated by
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l‘i'tilVl‘lliltlllillm‘d lieul' tie llu. lullu'llll
ll lll':l\'.\'

the ban all around"? lions.
lorllilzl: matching in shnde ol‘

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satin or benunlluo illlll tour

 

in ‘hw:
twin its in}: u Sli‘lllllli‘ lllllillln twain!
l‘vlll illrluzlh prominent t‘_\’t'll is plows
.lllt‘ all‘ulr.

Villl'. Willt‘li phlee the Arlington 'i‘nl‘n-
plko lll'lflltltls excellent riding m the
,\'l-w;lrh 'l‘urll‘plke. The run ls-lhl-u
lm-r willy ill.i('ll(lllill null lllll' lobbies
to the Hudson (‘ollulgr lloulmnrll.
Pmlu the lloulururd drive to tile l:
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l ‘t l a i. il l t ‘r i It It} ‘ «7,!
ilel‘le.’ "l t" I'll lltnl out n l‘l'LHI‘». lllv.‘ ‘n‘;
izlll rrpillll. "lie llin't hull In: li‘l‘l’l’ 'l‘l-u \M‘lllilll who l~: fund of will“!
as an :lululllolllle in llm l'ill‘. tzw :ln)’ will be :lllml-lul to this nvul. i“! "X"

bears; or liunrl lll‘tllllltl luvre‘.’"~ llull‘nlo ”g-

l-lell‘lwa;.

(‘l'l'lllilltlfy' 31mm from hull‘dll-illi'i‘il
llllldl':i~4. Skill null wolm are no plain
on run he. whilu the l-lbnw all-eves uro
eeun llltl drooping lll'llllluh~sl without.
uny llllnvre whatever. .H'llltlll‘illl“ rol-
l:lr and with; bummlllI-llul linen
“[th lo the l’l‘nuilu-kl ol’ the model.

Iii-m fi'ltl‘ilil ut' filllnl'h lllsllm‘lul lit:
53f. («his a lard lualwu the drunk mat:
but ill 75.

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All oi" The Sentinel (-lly Hilli-
eerllmra who mills their puller (“till
lum- a copy oellt them by uniformed

lneureugor ly elllllill: tilt-(~ulltl'll illlllln 3‘1“. Mil. iii/“lb 313. Ill- 3"" 3"“ '“lv
’i‘rlvt'.l‘:ltlh mum; 7 ()‘rfhfilk‘ «l2 and H inlet. l'l‘ll‘v ul‘ lpultt-ru. 15
110 not nulke your compluiul until Whit?-

lSeu ltlelorlul llnrlew bottom Auvl.)

nbuut u: if» o‘clock, thoiirall the west.
eru ‘lTnlun direct, not the l-lullth Nur-
\t’tillt Evening Sentinel. The Western
Union will hand it lnlmuenger out
promptly nl Mill in answer to nnrh
l-onlllluilltu till intro romp in by that
time. Defeat it There.

Al o'rloeh l1 nel'mld li‘lll Will “0 Ni-ZW lllll'l’.'\l.\‘. Ann. .1, There ill
mud“. by the melluenurr delivering oil I to m, “ kl't‘lll mm...” over up. ulnn m
l‘llilli'l‘» WWW“ ("lilillllllllltl WW“ “Will” eulullllnil u muniripul llnhllntz uyuiem
ill “my“ limit After 7 tl'einl‘h on W!“ m thluelly. ’l‘hu l'llllvll ‘ldleetl‘lo lilttllt
.tber deliveries Will be nutdn llllltslilltl \t‘nusr ('unuulur. the manually
.liltlilt. ,wblrll at. prewnl l‘uruledlml. lluht lul‘

in mature mlnplnlnll: to the Wet :x‘law- lirlhlill. lnmula in mu. it uglu m
cm union hire. your name. that ill the rnlnin ltu lumluuwn. ’l‘ltl! mutter wlll
,eubeerliwrn union on well he the. 1m l‘elllutl til the. lllt‘lvllmt or theieum‘
struvl number. hull ill-e 'i‘elnnruph (To. mun munrll. to bl,- hlrld in Septuu’lller
will turn over nil complaints; to the M..." three lightfltg mmmllwglttlll‘l'u:ll‘t)
olrl-uiulloll department til-lit thing to ion nleelml. mm“ mm on them
part morning. llehel'ld mmplnlntll will he mum-tiling duhu: every minute
convertible irregular delivery or our in un- bnltln.
thine. else. in vm’uiitlun with your llqwu‘ The United lilvcll‘ll: Light niul Wm .
paper uuiwrlhem should be opened to m (“mmmny in; um mmwntlon Over
the; clrt'lllnlllll department. of tllti Hm pnwudnwm in \‘l‘lillm! Pllfll‘li'i‘ them
South Xorwnlk Evening fientlnol llt \‘i’li‘! Hilt‘ll ll light at. the invent ununirln
92-3 on helm]. oi“ the lmgleluture.

The new eervlce will start lllla ow: w-..” ,. .
enlhgg mm the subscribers who may lliltttf-t trumllmmlyl r'l'hle h: u rim
hare. nny emnplnlnlo no to the. herring» lure ot‘ my wife‘s llrnt lnmbnnd. llhuzn
rendered by the Telegraph (10., will «Billy lookiun nus-t llllt my. 1 llillu't.
confer a favor on the newspaper by know your will» was: married ilefom
communicating dlrwt with the circuit; she met you. Rigger-ditto wnnn’l. Thin
tilts demrlment‘onho adult: Norm": la a picture or myself when 1 will!
Evening sentinel. ’21.-«-13nston fl‘rnnanrlpt.

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