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The Lawn Swing. the exact spot 5815 the Dallas News. transfer them to a towel end, you
if you hawnt a 1“,, swing, by all 1011 can then feel the pin head the Detroit Free Press,
.\‘0 through the carbon, paper and so The little squares are outlined in
Set it know where to place the design. white, also the motif inside the
square, then the buck is darned ini
side the white outlining, catching the!
Boil some macaroni in salted water.9
and when cooked, drain and keep hot;
strain the beet and put in a saucepan.
allowing to every two tablespoonfuls
one ounce of butter and a tablesPOUD‘
ful of water.
Let all get thoroughly hot, and just
before serving stir in three or four
tablespoont‘uls of cream.
"~—
- 1’ String Buns English Fashion
M the ends of two quarts of
string beans, drawing all the strings
tut will come away with them. Pare
tbs edges carefully, and cut the beans
into quarter inch lengths. Have our
' the stove a saucepan containing three
glut: of water. When it bons rapid»
11. add a teaspoont‘ul of salt and half
I level teaspoonful of saleratus. flav—
PARIS, France—A visit to Weeks' has been well blued before putting it
salons is always all interesting event. 3W8)?-
means resolve to get one soon.
matter if you haven‘t a lawn.
up under a shade tree conveniently
close to the house. or, failing to have
shade, make a canopy over the swing Woolen underwear is of course al- lltlss under the raised threads of the
and place it where it will be convene “335 put 3W3." 111013118le clean, lJut ‘huck,
lent to retreat to when tired or in it is not always looked over atld mclid--_ __ —- _.._ _
need of rest. ed. it will save time and be a, '
Everything there is good to look at.
There are lovely gowns and frills and .
fancies; an ombrelle bonne lemme re-- Mend Woolens
minded one of old tithes. for it was
carried by a loop from the top slipped }
‘ I
‘over the hand and hullg handle down-
wards. it was quite an old- fashioned?
String Beans Bretonne,
Prepare the beans by breaking off
the ends, paring the edges and cut-i
ting each bean into three or four
‘. lug washed and then drained all the
. water from the beans, put them in
the boiling water and boil them with-
out covering the saucepan for 30
shape, \ery short in the ferrule and
with rather fussy trimmings.
_'l‘l1e three sketches show quite le
dernier cri in fashions “Biarritz' in
The women folks take their sewing
apple paring and other work to the
lawn swing on a hot sultr.v evening,
where they can enjoy the fresh even-
homely task at't'omplished if the win-
ter \voolens and extra weight undervj
wear are darned and ready to be worn
when placed ill stolage for summer.!
minutes. Then, if sufficiently tender,
_' drain of! all the water and return the
‘ beans to the stove in the saucepan:
Add to the beans at cupful of cream. a
*tflapOonf'ul of butter, a few grains of
ing breezes, thus avoiding work in ——.\'ew liaven Journal-Courier.
the close, overhe ted kitchen. i
The children spend mucll of their Ribbon Holder.
time here also which otherwise would T0 kPei) Children's hair
he spent in the house. Grandma and "0‘“ mussing “it a me“8 Of
strips lengthwise. Have on the stme a silk 1“,” of sapphire blue shade.
“”99 quarts 0f “3‘" in a saucepan lnade with a long, graceful tunic will“
to which have been added a teaspoon- broad box plait from and back and,
ful 0f 531‘ and half a level teaspooh- Igroups of plaiting each side of it, leav-i
ful of saleratus. When it boils fast. ing it piaill at the him. an open work‘
ribbons
card-
popper and salt, if necessary. Make
the beans very hot, pour them into a
doep dish made hot. and send to the
j table.
If cream is not convenient, substi-
tute a cupful of boilingmiik, if tins
lubstitution is made, stir a teaspoon:
i ful of flour into a tablespoo.1tul of
butter. Add this to the beans, stir
to mix thoroughly, add any needed
condiment, and serve,
covering the saucepan, for about 20
millutes. Meanwhile mince a small on-
ion and a clove of garlic very small,
saucepan. Add a teaspoonful of but-
over a slow fire until tender, and just
beginning to (olor. Then add a la-
blespoonful of flour, stir and cook a.
few minutes, and add a cupful of
broth and a few grains of salt andI
Beet Au Casserole.
Put half an ounce 01 butter in 'a
casserole, and when hot add a sliced
\ beet and a little finely chopped sllal
, lot. Fry for a few minutes, then add
about two pints of good stock and let
._ it stew ft; ‘ "m“ \lix one
‘_
. on I“, .f all hour. “mug,
.o . if arrowroot or potato tiou
[with one gill of cream. and pour the
. stock over it. being careful not to let
it curdle. Arrange the beets in the
i' center of a hot dish, reheat the thick-
and boiling. Now, if the beans are
tender. add tllem to the sauce stll'
made hot, and send to the
Newark News,
table——
Beetroot Soup.
lPut amt-1“ of white stock in a
me“lion with one om- onions, 3-
turnlp, a carrot a small beet ”‘2‘“ cut
up), and one or,two cloves and pep-
add the beans and "0°“ them, without hem finishing the hottotn over the nar- ;
row undershirt.
and put them on the stove in a small and opened on ,0 a little vest of white!
tet‘. and cook the onion and garlic [my tWin buttons 0,139,,”
pepper, and stir again until smooth or evening gown, was made up of fin-
gently to “n" pour “”0 a deep dish, tifully colored striped ribbon in pas~l
:tunic of fine black lace and formed.
“J" 311231711 bow quite low down. The‘
The bodice s 100581
kimono was dailltily embroidered in
white at the edges and at the sash l
lingerie lace and net fastened with}
There I
were depassnnts of white pique at.
the sleeves. and the long tunic lapped
oter in front verv smartly The no i
derskirt was of blatk satin. i
“lionmauee,” a delicious afternoon:
est black lace and cream lace over
black satin with trimmings of beau-
tel shades. This edged the long full‘
.the collar and rmers effect and then, ,
after crossing war in troutw.
Ri‘ticeitll droo “F ”,8 hack and “ed
voke of the tunit was of lilac): tilllq
over cream embroidered lace. and the
grandpa will enjoy taking their read-
ing to the swing, where they can get
a breath of fresh air. Tile lawn
swing exercises a great influence on
the entire family in ent‘ing them out
in the open air. where rest is more
peaceful and work more enjoyable——
W. S., lnd.
l Writing case.
lTseful indeed for the traveler is
one of the writing cases of colored
morocco. Aside froln the blotting pad,
firmly held in place by the triangular
leather corners. there are four gusset
ed pmkets rot stationery, and a stamp.
porkct, says the Newark News. A‘
bone-handled pencil is fitted into
"T’e‘ull’lPI' loo}; holder, and there is all
extra loop for a fountain pen, The
case is provided with a handle so that
it is easily carried and it also has a
lock and key.
_.....¢
; Pins Are Aids.
board six inches long and four inch‘
cs wide. Roll the ribons on this ev—
ery night after removing them from
the hair. This will save frequent
pressing-Modern Priscilla.
I Simple Way of Pressing Food.
A meal and fruit press is invaluable
at this time of the year. A very prac-
tical and inexpensive one is boxllke
in shape. 4 1-2 inches wide. 6 1-? inch-
es long and about 5 inches deep. This
is a good size for the average faintly,
says the Pictorial Review. The
lltechanism of the .device is veri‘
simple and shapes fruit meats and
‘desscrts into solid,rccttll1gular cakes'
alThe box is made of tin with a cast-
aliron c,rossbar supported across the
'top, with a screw through it. This
screw holds the spring to which is
attached the wooden plunger. You
tighten the screw, thus compressing
the contents. This pressure is left 011
until the “loaf" is ready to be served.
THE PLEASURE
as wall as the healthfulness of out.-
\' door living is recognized by more
people every year. We‘ve planned to
help you make your veranda the most.
attractive place in town, for we have
PORCH FURNITURE
that is appropriate and will make ev-
ery nook and corner cool-looking and
comfortable. Call and see the new
designs in Furniture for every room.
The A. J. Angevine
81 Son Company
Complete Housefurnishers
Upholstererlng and Furniture
‘ oiled gravy (but do not let it boll). percorns. Show for an hour and a bodice was an artistic combination “i R . .
~ season with salt and pepper. and pour half. and then rub all through a the blink and cream with soft flesh-, ”- when transmmllfi 8“ el‘ll'm'der-V Towel Des'gns cpalrlng
0V8! the beets. wire sieve. Mix a tablespoonful of colored chiffon forming a softness for (1981811 0" initial through (‘fll'bon pn- ' ' _
barley flour with one ounce ofvbutter.
add to the soup, and stir carefully llll-
til it thickens. Then serve very hot
with fried croutons of bread.
Best 11 la Cleme.
Cut a cooked beet ill dice-shaped
pieces and let it marinate in vinegar.
the striped ribbon to rest upon.
To prevent table linen from becom-
ing yellow. fold it in an old sheet that
N EW OUTING COAT.
per you find it difficult to get the de-
sign into its exact place, try sticking
pills in the article you wish to stump.
so that the heads of the pills outline
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from Weston Man.
Rowland contracted to build a resi-
deuce for the defendant in the spring
of 1913 and both parties executed an
ill have the peculiar experience of
hitting in judgment on a case of ai
sced reckless driving in which he is
' mer.
FROHMAN TO INVADE PARlsi
Produces “The Land of Promise" In ‘C""““R""”°”'fi'
rrlohuen.
TO HOLD CONFERENRE
Joseph Cawthorn to appear next snm- “Mk ‘0' the betterment 0‘ thc trade. iueuder Kern to act on a resolution de-
..J
This will be the first Americn musl-
,clarlng it to be the sense of the dem-
tocrats of the senate that trust legisla-
The newest towel designs are those
copied front tiles and worked in the
blues of bathroom tiling. The towels
can then be made to match the tiled
bathroom or the paper which simu-
lates tiling. Any one could easily trace
the motifs from the wall. and then
NORFOLK, July 2.-lt was discover-
ed yesterday that 500 or more gallons
of oil, which was to have been usedl
N. Y., N. H. 81 H. R. R.
Timetable
IN EFFECT JUNE 7, 1914.
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' Pflu'ups MUSI 8" IRidgoflold Contractor Gets Judgment WITH TWO OF HIS SHOWS. IsEgEEJHPIEDVJRDEENRf ”-4. SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK'
A, M.—l:37x. 4:49”, 5:34x, 5:42x,
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(‘onslipullom ‘ "v _ . ~. ‘ ‘ __
0" HIS Am“ 3A3 Judge ”0“” 9- 50°“: 1“ “‘E‘CW” French at tho Gymnm in October = ”1:32)"? ',g"‘,',,"v""l$'- , WAS‘lilVGTOV J“, ,__Senm GHIGHE§ Egansmgm 5‘: 0:09, 0:011, 7.18a, 1.40, 8.18x, 8.0911,
0“ Comm” me“. handed “0““ a de‘ and tho Following Summer Sends Tudolisvl. . :{ -,.fi"{.'f.'5“lm'l:¢:,”' ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' y ' , infrgifigggrjflrr {:3}; 9:131; 9:40. 10:33.1, 10:51.1, 11:51.
cislon yesterday morning in the case Dm'tsc sum 1.°:‘..".1.onmx”‘f"fl. m‘ democrats planned ‘0 “Old 3 contcr- I'm-M“! “Us“ ““m‘ 9 l’ \l ———1'13x 1'29): 1-97 3-021:
A“ G I ‘ s l I' . 1 83"“"0" Brian-Cawthorn c°"‘P"‘Y anysllbstltu s- A. .OLIS‘I’IDJJIOLN. Y. ence llcre late today when it is cxpect- s '13:. 3:323“6.102255“; ' .. .3- ‘ .I 1, ' .'- ' 5‘. I 1“ 1'. .. '
orney 808m .ays ECI'O a y of Joseph 18. Rowland,a Ridgetie d con- ,0 the French Mutropollo-Frohmln led a resolution would be adopted an- . Bin‘ 7%» llllsglfl 's-iLli,i,1;Eri§ ..:_9, 4.:i-x, 5.1.lx, 0.45. 0:0-x, 6.47.
of State Must Aot— "am" "“1““ “"9" K" “mm” 60ml: to Pam s-turdw- " ' ‘ nounclns to the country congress in v ,..... ........... status-1.11.... 7.02., Max, 9:42x. 10:18:.
W lain. f: \Yestlon. CThe “SEW“ trier: LONDON July Zr‘ChBl‘iE‘B Frohman 10" 50“ hats onpected "‘ be “"39 butltentlon to remain in Washington until v 50”) BY DRUGEISTS QSRWIERI: Sundays.
COUI‘ __ .9! . r.
Phlilipfi View :cgrl'idieplhr:le'l‘hzndlggizmn 81:8,” the goes to Paris Saturday, where he has “‘9 axalileOfDSOOdB :mnwd‘dlis ”d' the admlnistratton's antitrust pro- , 854 $.3;:--i’::13-43ll- 0'3”. 0 42"-
'1 v1.11 ~ ' .. arranged for the tri-stor combination. 99°“! to e 9“" 11111 “5““ an gram has been enacted into law The ,, “’ ' ‘ '_ " ‘ .
’ plaintiff to recover ”‘9' the amount of Julia Sanderson Donald Brian and both these conditions “’9 “l“‘C‘ed ‘0 conference was called by Majority WAG" WASTES 50° GALLONS OF P- M"123“03‘. 2144‘. 3:02x, 4343*-
Secretary of State Albert Phillips his claim- ' OIL. 5:45, 6:02x, 7:02x. 7:12, 7:45x, 7:37:11.
8:06x, 9:42x, 10:18x, 10:35.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
' ‘ template ition be enacted at this session. .
agreement to cover the terms of the C31 °°medy 10 59110le CO" . . . .1 . _ : 5: . : :0.“ .
W11 3 witness and complainant, “5 ‘ contract “2“"de to the terms 0, an invasion of France.“ Mr. Frohmun Belief was expressed here. today on the town road. went to waste dur s-A 83.1: 41:16.02 35 100025, 13.“;
“IF of the decision of Attorney Gen- this contract the» plaintiff was to he feels that having started this work lthat the decision to hold a conference ins the night as the result of Who'll 13;. - OX. - i. . . ”l x,
1 [John E Light yesterday when it paid $976 39 for the building mum-131g here some years ago it is up to him was to assure the country that the somebody thotlght was a practical. . . . . o. .
-_r; ruined that Secretary Phil' 1' anti trust, program would be passed to joke. A stop cock on the Oil tanki P. M.--12.03. 1.05, -.04x. 22 n7,
,and the labor he was to furnish.
Upon a date specified in the contract
agreement the defendant paid to the
plaintiff the sum of $400 but the plain-
tiff claimed that the rest of the con-
tract price was not paid as agreed.
Judge Scott finds that the defendant
failed to keep his part of the‘contract
agreement, and gives judgment for
Mr. Rowland to recover the rest of the.
‘_ amount due him on the contract.
its is the only official who can hear
uch cases. Phillip Carlson, of the
Metropolitan Auto and Carriage com-
ny of .Brl'dsoport, will be heard be-
hearing was called yesterday
tinned at the lreqmest of At-
s will Review Case.
4 ' will have to be tried be-
: Phillips. but the latter
; arrangements to have Attor-
-—Regulates the bowels.‘ promotes.
easy, natuxal movements. cures con !
. over the evidence‘ul: the
.1 V ." for the purpose of assist-h
ina , string a. decision. l
REAL ESTATE SALES.
will if it is his fault My
, given unofficially, is that
' to blame for the accident."
’barnett, lot, 'Fairfield Parke-warranty.
Karl M. Vogel to William C..Baur.
lot and building. Wall and Issues
collided ”2.3““ “'30 John W. Rowe to order of‘Red Men.
‘lt‘rsdsrlch H Rowan. lot and bulldinzs.
‘ Chase playing Peter.
to carry his banner into France.
Mr: Frohman has made productions
in French. Seven years 'ago he landed
the Duke of York’s company in “Ad-
mirable Crichton," in Paris for one
night andslnce then has twice, pro-
duced “Peter, Pan." with Pauline
4 .
ter's Health.
die has also arranged to produce
”The Land of Promise" in French at
the Gymnase, Paris, in"Octoher, us-
ing an English production.
Plover, 163me
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MUCH son- HATTING.
in This Branch.
The time is close at hand for a de-
quoted in person, said yesterday that
he expected business to be good dur-
ing the summer and fall and that the
prospects were that in some of the
factories. work would continue in con-mm
siderable volume through the winter.
Sflllflfll Gliil
Tails :1... LydquPinkhun'l '
Vegetable Compound Re-
stored Her Daugh-
‘F‘rom a small child
my 18 your old daughter had female
. eskness. 1 spoke
to three doctors
about it “‘1 they did ltwo of the measures on the program.
“0‘ help h“ “3- the Clayton anti- trust and the railroad
or; . pound had been oft
\v, great benefit toms,
-'. ‘ lo ldocided tohsva
table Compound sc-
oot-ding to directions ou‘the bottle and
she is oursdof this trouble. She was
all run down when she started taking
the Conpoundsud her pcnods did not
come right. She was so poo
weak that I often had to help her dress
«ably improved and hotter than in pushed ans may lasing received.
i
a final conclusion as soon as possible.
iWhilo some opposition was expected
from democrats who hold radically dif-
iferent views from those of President
:Wilson, administration leaders in the
senate were hopeful that the resolu-
tion would be adopted. it would bind
democratic senators.
It is not expected the conference
Iwoud make an attempt to outline a
definite plan for legislation.
The reason for this is the fact. that
Belief was
that adoption
'port on either of them.
expressed here today
EIGHTEEN DROWNED DURING
JUNE. ‘
NEW HAVEN, Conn, July 2.——Tho
call of: tho'water exacted. its price
during the month of June, eighteen
persons, uccordlngfio unofficial re-'
which had been'nlled for use yester-
day, was turned.
Good tenants are to be had—for
the advertising.
methods. No advance teem ulred Writ:
today for free listing blankam and free book
How To Stu. You: Faun. "
Arthur Waldron
District Manager
l Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Stenc-
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5:28, 6:01x, 6:07, leox, 9:25, 9:40x,
11:15:,- 12:00x.
Sundays.
A. ‘M.——0:00, 8:03x, 11:00:, 10:02.1:
10:50x.
P. lit—12:10. 1:02x. 32391:. 5:02x,
5:04, 6:01x, 7.:09x, 8:10x. 9:00x, 9:40x,
10:001. 11:15x, 12:00:. '
sourn NpRWALK To new HAVEN
A. M.——12:23x. 12171:, 0:05. 7:18,
9:16x, 10:18, 11:11:, 11:57x.
P. lit—12:03, 1:20. 8:16x, 4:23, 5:17.
filtration—Dean's Rectum-r 48‘ W“ -—-— Ldiu E. Plnkham's 1. on 6'47 7-09 9‘24 10~r1
, al Light present and have 1 :securlties hills—are still in 00mm ' youdothrough the - x. - . ' ‘. ' ‘1 "’ ‘-
. druggiat for them. 17.6 cents a box. Manufacturer Looks for. Big Business egetsble Com- tee with no prospects of an early re- we“. Luvs-t 1,."- Anna 11:06.
. Thousands of sales everywhere prove right
Sundays.
A. M.:—12 23x 1: 13x, 7: 43 9:1611,
.. Thetotlowlns real estate deeds have clded improvement in the hat trade h m m- um CY
. , .. . ~ » or ya it a trial. of the rosoiution would hasten ad- 10:19.11:113.
Mr. 3111811515233] £13;th zeen- recorded in theJown Olen” 0:— rd one Of the leading manufacturers 1‘ She fan taken five journment of congress. E. A17sw.aouu sf new $95" P. M--11:57X. 21081. 4346K. 6310!.
co: th it , ‘ ‘ to Phil do {Isl n . . . v. . - .
,0 Wm 10,, his Home just as Wilkenda Land Company to Charles is c 1' who did not desire to «be e, bottles of the V299- ._.__. "gab?“- “an," I-ufimg, 6.43, 7.09:. 8.28x, 9.24x 1, 10.08:.
10:51x.
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SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
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P M—l: 25, 2: 282, 4: 38, 5:241. 6: 20.
7: 22.
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Farms, and 'Carlson W33 lot and building, Main street—warran- Thls applies particularly to soft. hat- hémlf. but now .5. is or and in ports 801118 ,0 an unexpected death m 29 1'1}!me Street Sundays. .
to appear before “19 39°- ty ting, in which branch or tho industry wing man; and balmy—Mn. m, in“, m this am, There we", r A M..—-—10 n .
' 1 l Frederick H, 30m to 31'3th 0- ordersure most plentiful. The mount , Home, Plover, Iowa. 89 deaths by violence dUl-ing that. p M.-—2.15, 7,21 .
-'Y;' AND .LADDIR ”Tilt Hendricks one,“ lot and buildlnss. facturor referred to said that his sales- W of such letters expressing month, 66 of that number be,“ “91‘;Summer S C110 01 . ,
, FOLEY Klbfllv PILL.” cove overrun—mt,“ ‘ men who have been out upon the road for the good LydisE EPink- dental. 19 suicidal and four homicidal: JULY 6 To AUG 30 8'00 to 12-00 DANBURY To SOUTH NORWALK.
. ,RIchu-u G. Hendricks and wife. 0 recently have found conditions oonstd- mtgvsgosshlo Compoundhssacoom- in m.‘ “at of accidental deaths nexii' ' ' ' ' ‘ A. tit—6:00, 7:23. 8:00, 8:18, 10:03:,
11:55.
'm "In "““M‘u'fl l0”. km main. man grandoid to drowning the greatest contribution .. ‘ , .
”"24. W “‘ 3.1:?an to “:1”! .l. mun-guy” w W .fi. tyol this ;csuso' was falls. from which 13 died‘ i typy. Typowrltlng. . P. M.——4:21, 6:49, 8:30.
m m m. M. “I W”. to to Hill WM“ III mi n M an Ill & at along-Dd gmsxfim: 12:2: “Sugfnfl: Grammar School Pupils Prepared for .3, A ”.4?“ Tingl?‘ i
a.“ “m m m W “a W o I - - s p o a .
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sun'ssumody? trolley. tour; poison. three; hit 1hr. ENTIRE cos'r 816.00. .1 .. ‘
baseball. sotrocutlon. runaway. ll, , . . 19—81mm» express. ‘ '
“m to opt! on such. 12 Merrill Business College insides stops on signal only. .~ 3
DAWN mt “Ith- In In! won 88 01-. m "om.“ “mm "div-Dinontiuuod after June 21. .. ‘
"do! as hollows: “chum. 06. Ill: t .I 1 .. not run Baturdsys.
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