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. ,Frlzzled Beef.
1 the beef as thin as paper with i
sharp knife. Melt in u trying
tor the size of an egg, stir the
, delivered dish.
w...—
o! Tongue.
ours; sprinkle salt
, and drain in a colander; this
be done with fresh tongues be- .
losing; boil it slowly for two-
vttike off the skin, roast, and
ith butter. Serve with brown
it‘d currant jelly sauce,
‘ Roast
k ‘ for two
t
Boiled Tongue,
ongue is not hard. soak it
Put it
toastewpan with plenty of cold
otter and a bunch of herbs; let it
his to a boil, skim and simmer gent-
‘nntll tender, peel off the skin and
finish it with parsley and lemon.~
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Breakfast Fish.
[When fish can be prot'urod l‘resln
othlng is daintier titan a small pireei
i. broiled fish for the midsnmmrrl
table'and tempting broiled than cook.E
65 in any other way that this is ill“
niy form of cooking that ought to
e ‘followed in warm weather. ’l‘o
‘broiifish successfully clean. wash and
Amy it. Split it and remoro lilo but k-
160118 or else cook it wth lilo lint'l;il(ill(’
En. Sprinkle the inside oi’ the fish with
‘altpnd put it. or! a button-ti oriziiron.
st broil the shin side for a couple
1‘ minutes.
nthe other side. ’l‘hi»; method or
' Okiiig the skin side only it t'onpit 01‘
notes makes it i'nhit-l‘ to bundle, the
tan. Garnish i’lie broiled not with
lines of lemon and hpl‘lfdh‘ ol' parsley.
‘ hicago Record Herald.
Turn and finish rookinu‘
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PE'S
Breast of Mutton andiTomato.
Have the mutton honed, rolled and
snitcepnn,'hrown all over a quick ilre,‘
dredge a tablespoon of hour over them
and brown that. Put with the mntton‘i
a quart of fresh or tanned tomatoes,i
the string from tho mutton and serve
with the sauce. A green pepper cut
«in strips may be added to the sauce, _
Terrapin Veal.
Have two pounds of real cut inI
small pieces, two tnblespooni‘nls of,
melted butter anti halt" a tablespoon
grated onion. Cook onion and butteri
slowly for five minutes, then add the.
meat and brown well, stirring fre-
quently. Thiekon with a heaping in;
biespoonful of flour and add a cup oil
stock. one tablespoonful mushroom!
catsnp, a heaping tahiespoont‘ui salt:
and pepper minute. Simmer two“
hours. Then add a cup of cream,i
[three hard-boiled eggs, chopped line,
and a tablespooni‘nl of lemon juice. and i
serve.
Green Tomato Pickle.
(the pork tomatoes, sliced thin, one,
ions, cut line. ('orer cahbaze until
onions will with still and let sitintii
over night. In the morning drain roll-l
bone, onions anti liJlliliiOt's through it
(oihlldt‘l‘_ presuint: them hard. 'l‘hou'
put all tonothor. with ono tablespoon-l
MP of wound mace. ono tablespoon-j
i'ttl whole white mustard semi, one. in {loin-s, ii‘o entire front from the yoho‘
ldespooni‘ui ground itilxpivo. one hail
cup hunor and rod lli‘illlt'l' to taste.
Put all (“i the stow tori-tiut' and
ji‘H. outfit with water; cool; tondor
.tllil \l'lli"n nearly tiono po'n‘ in tinm'nr
to (orvr: z-oil well ii1'-l ‘H‘le up while
hut aiitl littlo ni'aimi litti‘:~t‘i‘:ltll-ll
at: you tin’i- ii l'rizm the tire. t'iiihpt
inter Oman.
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Rompers Plain and Exquisite.
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countless pounds of soap, starch and]
elbow grease that formerly went into
berut‘l‘led puttieoats and "panties."
At first rompers were considered ,l‘reneh knot.
peeled and sliced; season highly \‘Iitlilfii‘ll‘mle ‘01" morning “’91" 0’11)“, but; Each romper had a little tar-down
suit; and pepper, and (300k slowly for'the comfortable and becoming ”m”lc<iilni‘ and unflimpk Cttlt‘s‘, hand om-
,an hour. Then remove the bones and “100mm things have at “\St invaded :in'oidered in pink, blue or white scal-
no, and are appearing iniiopu, and the tiniest. oi” solid
dress-up Z?
all sorts l" dainty guises.
For instance, a few weeks ago
millionalre's wil‘e went abroad, taking:
a gorernesa, two nurses and six chil-.
dren, says the, New York Press. Miss
’l‘wo-Yt-‘ar-Olil was the youngcnt oi the
lot, and her little latiyiiiiip's wardrobe
contained not a single dress. it con~
slated 0i rompers~~rompera for morn-
ing‘ noon and evening, perhaps we'd
better say.
The morning rompers were made of
pink, blue and pale green ehnmbray.
piped with white pique or edged with
those (.‘(Ilil'Ulilt‘lli little white scallops
Ullt' can buy by the yard.
lint the afternoon rompers
\‘.’(‘l't' quuinite! Yet they were
charming simplicity, heliitvtl a
child‘s garment. There were ctr-ht, all
made over the same pretty little pat-
tern anti (littering only in the color
they
its
jxeakfast. Fish is so much more pat t-nbhane idireddt'tl. one dozen large. on- .'ol‘ the otniiroidery, which was pink.
blue and plain white. 'i‘ho material
used in the making was one. 01‘ tliost‘
exrtutllngly lipht-tuight piiitios. will
in it‘xilil‘t' and (lost-i3;
tllniiti"
'i'ho rompers had no waist line or
lii‘li and tell lull from short 'hitiiy”
refit-minim:
‘down living cut in one Ilii't‘l‘ and tho
t'iil in two 1i:('i‘i‘-;'
to allow [or tin,
.'l‘ht ro tins n )t'llit‘ both lam-k and front,
liili“l\' ltt‘i‘tt; oi
,t't’llil‘M', (lili'lllli‘.',.
;.libtli ail oi the lower part o' tho ronp
‘n
llli'i'l'
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or thin: iltlllll‘i'l‘t: it) ih i your. one
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into it
it
[inn ., xt-rnl run» if it.
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cotton, ,wrbleli gtwe the rotnper un'nn»
‘tisunl iouC‘li.
Blessings on the "romper, that lit-1,.0W of the smocking n. the hack as
tied securely. Place the bones in a lie juvenile garment Wm“! 1‘35 “"56 ‘ln the trout. Where the yoke and low-
er part were joined a row ot’ briar-
stitching covered the joining. each
it ,‘lets could be so worked if preferred.
back, while crocheted ones are used
for the rompers embroiderod in white.
,or tnse the conventional patent leather
,I_\' to have. a good limo and
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’l“hore were not as many
fork of the stitching hitting in it a
dots
worked in every other uriiilop. Eye-
Wee buttons embroidered in pink or
blue fastened the rompers down the
Any one wishing chi.» rompers belted
could embroider belts of the material
belt, simply placing straps for the
some on the side of the rompers. B9-
sides saving washing, the rumour
makes it child so intn'h more at liber-
Mn‘cs it
front "dont's" lioi'oud ('(lliiiiiilg.
Popular Jacket.
The Norfolk jarliet has tilinost a
monopoly of popular iamr in onllni:
and into the rings
btulle.
vn‘wnn-n-x‘x-nnwli“
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ISENTINEL FASHION PLATE
M-..» ..,,_ .
Pin Holder.
WI mfim .
A pretty phi holder to thing by the
dresser can he made in this way: (Int
two three-inch ('ll'lflt’ii ol‘ cardboard,
cover them with flowered silk and
overhand together. At the top of tho
disk fasten a loop of ribbon to a bone
ring. This serves its a hunger for tho
cushion, says the New Orleans
Picayune. '
Fasten four other rings to loops of
ribbon of varied length anti fasten all
the loops, underneath a bow at the.
bottom of the disk.
Stick ianoy pins around the disk
fasten dih‘orent
sizes of safety pins.
’l‘iny crystals are Seen sparkling on
neck bows, whether of silk, satin or
lilnck veirot girdles set off extreme»
ly well the, frock oi‘ hand embroidered
white voile.
White belts; of kid. linen, Silk
crochet are helm: worn more.
more, as the season advances.
Motor coats of mink. innireased
linon‘or mohair often have caps to
:nlatt'h. Some of the caps are tiltv‘d
with goggles. «-
A tiny mining of ostrich is the tin-
or
illld
suits, which is 'auso for congratula—
.tion. as no other style is so oonreli-
tent or bet-inning. Tlll' supply of poo-
kots in these units in nimom bewilder-
in: to the ieininiiio wonror, to whom
a real practical porkt-t set-ins an inb'tl-
i» mun-\“r waa.» .
= BOOKS RECENTLY ADDED TO THE
ttnion ill'thlllllrl)‘ prehistoric. With
four in her Norfolk contwil‘ sin» wants
that in:,iny»~~atni one or
pockets on her shirt, the litltl woman
will linil home i pocket rizh.
ino paltrii
Like Old Fabrics,
\‘.'ltli the lads for wail cowrintts of
tit-sluts reproduced lion. old tithl'it‘r.
pirinros itrp (lixilt‘llpt .. with, says the
.\‘ow York Times. in: ol' the t-iiiotz
iltl'lt‘l‘lii'il on iiniu.‘ .t the
to i‘it‘t‘lx of (tot-tnn'iru
liiii't iiitlititliiiilzll'
..; tho tilillli‘)’ limo.
\
liisioi‘ii-
in tin- l‘urntshin:
:tw Mll‘t‘ to iin~i
iHll to The gloves, of
course, match the t'i'ltll‘ or the gown
with whlt‘h they are wornx-r- Newark
INews.
some gloves.
Lease Sash.
Willie tli'ossoa‘ in “HP“, (‘llll‘l'flltlt‘l‘
i‘il slinntunu and other soft lain-it‘s lis-
.nnily intro brightly mlorod sashes.
says the Hartford 'i'inn‘st The
-t pm on wry loom-tr about the waist,
sash
hire‘ny inrrtming its size. and the
i
i
bow hangs loose.
Japanese Shade.
Japan has Mill ore r a pretty lump-
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SOUTH NORWALK LIBRARY.
lint-do llt‘l'. li'ltii‘g
liit‘ 'i’tnuini: oi
liniitonr. ll. ll.
l'i-zmvitrtlnnllain,
liviiiit i, ii. A.
tint til' the ill‘l‘lllt“.
tinil’ot‘t. W. 1..
Tim lioutl ol' Liainp
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liri: :3 fly.
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iw‘bt-l.
lrmls. i‘. ii.
in Another Monti-in.
llt‘iiilltl, 1‘}. ii.
Land ul’ t‘ouluut.
lx‘irlws, Edna
iluaal lit-ul‘ lit-dittin.
l"tii‘itiilll, .l. M.
The (ipt'llllll; ltoor.
iiii'tllllilil, I). i'.
llzipnl' ltot’elll‘.
l". .\'-.
Titt- lilillll oi” the Hll'lliitzt'iii.
.li'iiiittlwl, A. I".
Mil) \i‘nrit'n l‘roniiimii hand.
.miilimli. ()Wt‘l!
‘i he Hixlydiirut rh-vontl.
Loin, ii. 1.. H.
int: Jili‘lilil‘ll.
Milli-r. ll. it.
.\illllilltli| ol‘ .llnt'y ‘l'riilii.
liniiinonwri‘, II. M.
\ttnr oi‘ liriton (innit-st (New l'tapli).
l‘iinhluuiiti-I‘y, ii. .\i.
«"l‘iiltt ot‘ Avoilloii IM'W topy).
Mitt iit‘iltli, ii.
i’iirt‘ot til (‘0.
i‘ni'knrtl, F‘. ii.
iirt-ttti-r lum- l-liitl‘i No Mini.
l’arkor. lilchnrd fi'
irhi-i Whip. "W '
i’liil‘itili. iininlnll
i'i'llt-t Air l'llui.
liltinolinrt. M. ii.
i‘uim Altlilllhi Jennie lirloe.
fill)”, J. ii.
The lini‘nrglvinp (lil'wlltilfil'.
'l'riicy. Louis
tine Wonderful Sight.
Ellen]. it”. A.
K liindfirrant.
Fox, l-l.
Heart of the Hills.
Churchill. W.
inalde of the Cup (ltd copy).
Harrison, H. 1‘).
V. Via Eyes.
Taylor, M. i1.
The long Way.
Juvenile.
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:~ll:iilt'. bii\:i lin- .\'m\' \‘iirl: i‘rt‘so‘. 'l‘lirv
"t‘rntnt- is liltitl" «it while womi liii‘ttltor-
ml Mn it. :Ill'l tho lining is of henil‘
lvitlh-i‘ paint-n tiiih tilii‘ilx‘il'i‘t‘ design- .
Etn‘ llo‘xi'tn‘s iillil i'il'ilri,
yl n... whim—gnu ~~w~nmnn I'Vf’V-MW'I'ON"?
l‘:§.‘,i§lt'.‘il)ll. l-I.
l bioi‘lt-r' ot‘ .\zin~rirnn Lilo and Adren-
l titre. j
'l‘uppaiti. i). .\l. m. 9
; Ann titan lit ro ritiiries. {I
l Non-Fiction.
~1‘inrr, .\. l~‘., l‘ntt; f‘roal-z for minors: or :nnnil I1. ytls. L‘T in. point ........ . . .-
i an inn llitys of My Lilo. «innit nutmtn. i.irrii»tl out in iii-’lll‘t‘iié ,
liliittHi, t”, St. .\. ’ not trltninui with pipinns ol‘ s.:.tin iillili Sit ’.i
Now Mixiniiit. shallow law, The nliil‘i is hunt in suinllt \Vnist .\'o. iwihz, Show. ii, iii. in
in :,.~, John Epiaits iiiittili tin. ruiwd “lilttiilllt‘ and aunt 2o yours, or fix. ",t. .ir._ as, it! and
(‘t-nilzn-t of tin» i'ndvrxintnling. itho blow-t» This a rust oi‘ him, ,4: hurt. l'rnm ot‘ pattern, is rent-r
'i'o lllillxt’ it, one [it"l'llx : Shirt. Alf-iiii. SUM. ii. iii. ltx’ iii!!! if"
Maturity. .l. i'.
(it't-i-k Min and Thought. Hire of pattern, 13 retiiu.
$6.73 fit'itl‘r‘.
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tip yiia. ii in. not to $1,.’.ti yd...
1‘. 311%. iiiiti. shadow liil‘ll ’ii
.\ hood adv. pays host in tho best $1.25 yd, . ...... . It??? (See Pictorial Review Pattern Adm):
paper. ‘ . ~ ‘ . fl - .. “mm—7r-
TORRl-N;;(;;WMAhfll-mDEAD' HEALTH OFFiCER5 TO BE SUP- l.’i.l llt‘l' (Willa tilt) inlnl littitiit l,l.\‘7,
By iM‘liit'll Wily, :l morn than July of lost;
PLiED WITH ANTI-TOXiNS
STATE.
'i‘tlliltiNtiTUN, Amt. ill.~v~(.‘liurlos ll.
lllsbop. nip-d \‘l. who with widely'
linnwn in t'onnm'tit‘ut insuriint'e l‘ll'm
viva. llit'll this morning at hiii homo:
in l.lll‘lllli‘ltl, after no illness of about
a trunk. I
Iyour and an more than in June, ’l‘y~
,piioltl i‘luinn'ii Iii, nnd consumption
lt‘». 11,,Jm,‘ili‘.l. \'iolt'ln'-‘ and :tt‘titivnti totniu-ti
lit; ilt'liillii.
il.-\it'l‘li‘tliill, August
ottioora of Hill tillllt.‘ ant to lip supplied.
with tilphtliuria iniil tetanus unli-‘
ioxlnu :ii'ior tit'tolior 1. under it nt‘Wt WASH YOUR HANDS‘
illlLill oi tilrillliilUilll to lie lnudo utter-t \l‘.\h‘lll.\'i;~tl.\‘, .\‘i;.'.tliat lit “Two or
illro by the itlnlp llohril ol' ilt‘tillll-ytliroo tlniu‘r prints on an “i l) I!" on:
‘ERiwt'nlzii‘y 'i‘owmwnd. in bin llltlli‘llll ‘llii \nlitl am a tornml tilllllilliil'l‘. in tho
for July. outdo lllln ltililitilili'l‘illt‘lll tit-fopipion iii“ iln- unpai- print oxport or.
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WWiilWilMEll SUFFEii
Many SouiiiNorwnlk are Learning
tho Cause. 'tlhy. ’l‘lw hoard trill pnrtvltam' tilt! the i‘hlted Hinton Mai-int- l‘orpn.
\‘Jotnun ot‘ion unlit-1‘. not knowinl’. unpply oiiirlitiit and ittrnlidt l'roo ihtt in il Niiilt'lili‘iit l‘orwnriiml to tho
tin t‘tillrii'. initial quantity to Will] in-alth otiirrr.titvrrclnry of tho interior .l’tettit'i‘ilill‘»
l
Ititi'lHH'llt‘, limitlni'lw, dimlnwta, nel‘mwlio ('nn replenish hiu htipply h)" I‘(‘- the i-xpvri liliiillllltwiltltl the uranium
I I \ i .
§tpiialiinn upon the niutn hoard. 8near. oi ninety linwr prittiu \liiitil
thtinllttnh.
li‘lt‘lltlliit‘ ill'liliii‘l‘ liliti‘iillit‘“. ““1”": The board liming increased llllIii't” worn giro” to him {in lilitinllit'ntltm,
iit'ra. litilitllttl'w-t ‘t'iation of tho wit'itiuain-aa'oi‘ \‘l'lit‘l‘t’ili‘llllti the llndlnir in imported in Hindu
iinrli o im‘iiil‘tl of itself.
“i'oiattlltvr hint at. wenitunmi lildiioya.
tittikv iii it... root not in tin» I'iitiro,
lit-iii lint kitititryii it they
tilltit'iliil‘ii ttnil lliu1‘linlll'm‘l‘ilil'lll of the u m-rlitln “Pawns-i- lndlnn" moppin-
‘\\'uintt~rnian tout (or remain illi‘illii oi :ililo omlitirriiminimit, '
ilil‘lii! (lit-il‘iiiiliil lint; tint-hind thin thin ‘l‘lm indlini pilrlivti n iiwmm'mnlnm
(.lttirhly ‘twil uliould ho within reach oi lint‘iii-loinwlodninir his: ltnioblotlltt'nn or
lit-Ni it. .pbyalt’ianu of Hip Mill". ‘l'oula are tithitt'ttriil hundred iiolliirn to an utlttr
,\‘o other remmiy more highly t-n-tlm tnadv in itn- laboratory. and \l‘llllllii’li')“ and. in inhiltlmi to alumni: uni
iluiwd than tanni‘a Kidney l’iliilt (planet out not nurtured, it. in exporlutl ‘iliililiilill‘tl. lnmlv um‘t'l‘ttl finger itii
Ht‘l’r'il l‘ttitl‘ltwlllg it‘liilmlthl' il‘imljilnn lhmw Mun will he nt rmtnlnr iiia priwulona on the paper. ‘i'lw attorney
Manet Norwuilt. lit-train, irmtnI-nt'y dour-titling upon aunt in thin chitin to ill" ill-partition“
\lim (1 Peterson, :in Viral hll‘i’el.iiliilntilllllli'i‘ ol‘ Htll't‘llltoiih. ol‘ the liitvirlur i‘or lllii ire. but in the
East Nurwnlk. ii‘ohm tiara: "l winti Serrttittl‘fi’ 'i‘ownavinl rtotunwuih tin-:liliiiiililllitl tho tuition denied hurrah
mullet to dimly and nervotin tilli‘llihtm the areal t‘iii‘t‘oroncna in the tlt'ntll {signed the paper.
and my kidneys; were liatily (llflili‘i10T‘Lriilpg from illtli‘l'ltiti‘ill dimension of in' in order to tlotvt‘inliio iltt‘ «tilt-Wort.
ed. .iil' lmrk and head Rolled and frontal in the different «titles and Willi-xillo department llitlliliiilt‘tl the mom
with trelina mlrttfl‘itllle when someone. darn it“ Home are an index of the lllll‘tstll‘ttilllilill for export examination,
iii‘int'tl me to try Dunn‘s Kidney hills. i lty of their milk supplied, or are ti’il~;Wllii‘ii (llfii‘lth-‘il that the prints; urn
Tit".i promptly relieved the. and llnfol‘ex'etiwlti homo» conditions; at. fault. Wit- lilt'iillt‘ill in lllm‘i.t‘t“ll different chain
long till hl‘ltlilltllllfi of the trolling were a tertiary had 47 deatha from thin ('illlnt,’giltfllfil‘llltli‘fi. 'l‘hlst la wnllrlt-ni, tho
"riiltli’rti" iwhere the. child was under llvo,‘etpert holds, to establish ilwir iden-
lt‘or sake by all dealers. Price fingnrhtgepori 25, Hartford 23. ow tirit- lily. The department will how any,
l’ilniervMillltil‘ii Co, Bitltiito,.iitii 20. while .‘x‘ow tint/en, tint largent the fee.
rents. i
New York, hole agents for the United 3 city. had ill deaths. while eltiea like “Wow >
Estates. . Ellanhtiry. new London and gNorwich Flatten; wamh fientlnel Want Ada.
report none. for tidings from lasers at valuniila
Remember the namewlloan'swnnd
The rate of mortality for July with articles.
who no other.
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