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Casino. The very best dinners will be served for 75 cents, 3m

* American Band; of Soufh'Norwalk.

and $1.50.

Shore Dinners

Mr. John E. Kennedy, who has had charge of cuisine at the
, Shjames Hotel in New York City “and at the. New National _
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“The Prettiest “Park on Connecticut 3 Coast. ”*

BAND CONCERTS
Memorial liay —— May 312.1915.

 

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Miss Gwynne Richards, a graduate of the
School, of New York city, will give exhibitions on Saturday after—
noon and evening‘at the Roton Point Dancing pavilion.
every evening except Sunday. '
overlooking Long Island Sound.

 

Dan cing
Vernon Castle

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attendants

The Roller COaster-

}\_3 mile ride on the Roton Roller Coaster will fur-
nish a barrel of fun for the grown—ups and kiddies.
Absolutely safe and sane in every way.

TAKE A RIDE.

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The Frolic:

Roton 'now boasts of a circle sw

light thousands during the coming“ summer. Joyful
and exhilarating. Lighted by a thousand lightsLat
night.
LOADS OF SPORT,

Open Air Theatre

With an open air theatre capable of seating

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people and Universal and‘ l’athe pictures,
good.

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Roton

Point Park has added a feature this 'year that looks

The Carousel '

The Roton Carousel has been enlarged to accom-

600'
This is but one of the score of

modate 300 people.

amusements to be found at Roton this year.
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_, Stuffed“ Irish Potatoes.
C'Select large, smooth potatoes. Wash
land dry. then grease them good and
place in oven and bake till soft. Cut
, them in two lengthwise and scrape
but to =it‘o. Season with salt, black
pepper, butter and hot sweet milk
.(the bit 1 tilk makes them smooth and.
,yhlte). Replace in hullsvillaceu
ntmepan sprinkle with grated
cheese. place in oven and set balte a
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Home- Made Hominy.

'Dissolve one tablespoonful of con
imitated lye in one gallon of water.
.‘hen boiling, put in one-half gallon

, shelled white corn and boil about

' minutes. or until the hull is eaten

' off the corn. Remove from tire and
(1 cold water and drain" off several
mes before putting hands in the wa-

" gr, then rub corn between the hands
rough several waters. Cover with

.' hold water and place on the stove and
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Cabbage Salad.

Cut a small head of cabbage in'
era and soak in clear, cold wa—
awhile befbre;.shaving for salad.
- one egg in a granite saucepan,
two tablespoons of. sugar, one.
tempoon flour, pinch of'. wder-
mustard, one-half teaspoon salt
dash of pepper. Beat in grad-'
'iy. add onehali cup of vinegar.
tenure and cookaud beat till
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sweet milk. F‘lavor with nutmeg.
This does, not require anleour. Bake
in a moderate oven' and be sure to
take out when the custard is set.
l‘hree things are to be remembered in
making an egg custard; don't beat
your eggs too much, don't cook too
quickly, and take out of oven as soon
as the custard is set. Neglect of any
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Orange Marmalade.

.Take‘ons smooth, thifi-skinned or-
ange: quarter and'shred with sharp,
knife. To each'fineasure of<fruit al-
low- three, full measures of water.
Place in granite kettle and set incool
place until same hour next day. Then
puLon stove and boil hard for 10
minutes. ,Cool until some hour fol-
lowing 'da'vl hienaure this resulting
mixture and to each cup allow the

' same amount of sugar undone extra.

Cook until it will jell. About seven
glasscs‘of delicious marmalade is the
result depending on the size of the
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'It. is a curious coincidence that tho
saute materials that were in style Just
before the war in France in 1870 are

also the styles' now, according to a.

fashion letter published in 1870 in
Godey’s Lady's "Book. The writer

oays:-—“We also see brocadod rinks:i

these are the first fruits of the prom-
ise made by the Empress Eugenie as
she passed through, Lyons, that the
brocadaa should be restored to favor 1t
it lay in her power. Plain faille and
kroagrain silk have for some years
been exclusively fashionable, much to
”the prejudice of the Lyons manufac-
turers,_whole special glory lay in the
fabrication of the handsome 'soiea fa-
connees.’ Twelve beautiful houses
were presented by thesetma'uufactur-
era to the empress. The most mag-
nificant of those drones. that destined
to clothe the empress in circumstances
of great ceremony. is poult de sole
with a white ground, brocaded with.
bouqdets “bf varied flowers in pompa-'
dour style. .Theae bouquets are of an
exquisite aerial lightness and seem to
tremble in the air at every movement?
or rustle of the rich folds of the ma-'

3terlal. There are no tenet than sixty

different shades in the bouquetsp but

mf- so softly blended are these- shades of
a... 5. color] that there is nothing glaring in'
”I, . the ‘tatit énaemble.’ The second dress
1 is a damaik'étbt
. with tit-concert

satin. cerlae colored.
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agreement to give a day of! to an em-
ployee who persuades a caddidahe to
present himself for enrollment in the
London Rifle Brigade.
From twelve to elghtoen- the average

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'Lbeen the inshlbn indium-03:1 a clothes
3l‘or more than a decade.

A fr lllln'tiéa reatnnhiiughat found in
adult styles is also a part of the “ally
pet's" fashions, but except‘in children

lthat are rather doll like in type, it
makes them look oberdresscd. But.
there are to be found here and there'
some very simple lines good for the
girl wso is neither; little nor yer.
grown up. Such children. even if they
are stout, always look hotter in their
clothes if they are hpng from the
shoulders. 1
Such a frbck is a little white mar-
qulsette model that has a. blue taffeta i purchased a folding bed a num-
closed ”bolero. The cash is of light bar of years ago with bedbugs in it.
red taffeta. Both the dress and the i tried everything i could think or
bolero are hung from the shoulder. "hear ‘of,‘_fbut was' never able to get
The marq'h'iaette skirt is in threofnid of them until i discovered moth
flouuces and a tunic, all posed on 8. balls would drive them away. Scat-
white silk slip. tor moth balls all around under the
The bolero fastens iavlsibly in the 311111188: for crevices, mash the balls
back with snaps. Sleeves are puffed 10 a powder. Mnth balls are good
with°tl1e edges cut into points as on to keep any kind of insects away.
the skirt; Theset‘inmy be simnv ’ “ — '
hemmed. piped or (need with a tiny "Broken Gian. ,
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Care of Piano.

Do not always keep the piano
closed if yon wish the keys to re--
main white. if the keys do not re
apond readily there is dampness in-
side. ., Open the top till all right, then
thereafter open once a week.

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A pretty red white and blue beach a carpet or rug, wet a thick, soft:
cloth, wring partly dry, and lay on'
the shattered glass and pat it gently“

frock has a Striped»? white skirt. and
broiid block check. The coat. of blue
linen, has a sailor collar' of white lin- then burn the cloth. most, if not all

.911 and the buttongzfirb' covered with 30! The glasa slivers will adhere to fiie?

the block checked port of the skirt. A cl'oth and there will be no sure fin-'

 

very short. belt catches the Iulnesa in 891's Repeat the process with a.
at the debtor back.“:7 ' 3fresl1 coth if necessary.
Reminiscent of thg styles of the new __.,0 = 3 ; _
B'ed Coverings.

cation is a little blue chambray‘ dreamlL

with a aleoVeleaa coat? direct a: blue Light coverings can be made of old
and white stripe linen. The dress faa- bedfipl‘eadfi that are too shabby to
tone down the. entire front with‘ blue!use by covering with silkoline or
translucent buttons; two black patent. flBWISB. and tacking like comforts The
leather belts. with buckle ciaaps. are '09593 031.! 1‘9 bound With a strip of
planed below the mpg, The coliar and 'cojored lawn to match the furnishings
alcoveil are 'of white linen. A smart Wit thiiirom. or- buttonho'icd if pic
little beach suit is of dull rod linen;
the straps on the coat wine's pl‘etttly for cool nights in summer and early
to make pockets at the sides. A- fall. and are very. 935in maps.-
lwhito linen collar and cuffs give it 1133; After washing blankets and quilts,
6901 look and a crisp black taffeta on; roll compactly and with a heavy
ion; fastenit theiinen. ooliaih Tlfe 111m lw'oodon stick beat 11.010920519271113.
’ is cut in a two piece dare, the seams flulfs the blankets and tho fat-tibiae in.
3“ the sides. 'diim like new. ,; 33 ”ii
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