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and cooled until stiff enough to mold i
, popper and salt. Then chop fine
'“fll‘oucamber, one stalk of celery
m half a cup of English walnut
into cold water for tw-nty minutes.
Dry with a clean cloth and cut them
”It. serve a vegetable or fruit salad 3epper arid salt to taste, a saltspom-
its appearance again in several guises.
Probably one of the most effective is
the treatment of the cane hat with rib-
corset is now an
ttlgure is not stout. These brassleres’
(‘ ottage cheese molded in bails add- ‘mm W are quite short. reaching only to the Heat Rash. badly bgj rdCtICdl_‘
iing chopped nuts. peppers or olives. corset top, and are made of several| /
m m we ()ranges with bananas pineapple or 1“ AR] m m thicknesses of thin materials. very Skin so 0mg Drw akin;
“grapefruit served with cream beaten little boning, but are shaped ex- rencss .
stiff or flavored with lemon juice. , tremel ' well. ‘Chl‘u {Q I
Stuffed Tomatoes. ‘3 . Millinery changes. overnight. as it ) —.—.. ‘3 $0”;
a red tomatoes stuff d “pp 1were. indeed, one may wake up . , .3 . , - .-
M n oele d ‘ l? ‘ d French Fried Potatoes. ' confldentl' 3 a “0mm a “in rheie is a (harming but made with, mm Spain-“Y to, m 89min”
‘ ' I? an “‘a m“: an French fried potatoes, crisp and , y a l l g . pe i 8 ' “d“ and shady straw brim and a‘ By Pictorial Review
and Vim 8 1115111) 590501190 ma!“ golden brown and piping hot, served “3’ ”‘9 at 1935‘ d “”2““ ”H‘Lh‘l‘ an- crown formed of stiff and narrow rib-
mke a most highly appe- with broiled chops. ham 0, bacon. "“3"“ during ”‘9 d?" Lidfm'f‘" bolls laced together. Tile ribbons of. , ,
*1 course for luncheon or dinner. bot buttered mam home-made trimmings are quite the thing for ”H, ”own are matched in color by 12'?) ,
V“ I. the tops (fifnsome large ripe jam 3 plate of pancakes in which ”()9 transparznt hat.b 'llieybarebfltt. ”H, sport blouse or “in that is worn, fis- ._
.ms and care it y remove t e ’ .0 course, an may e ostric ,rt 11 .,-\~‘ - - .
he butter melts away and cancer . , ., ' "" i ‘ 4 i. DUIDCI FTOCk With N6“! NCCkil ‘
with a s 1]; sea on the inside I , work. a li ue and the like. The i e v . , .. 1-, ne
“all“. t 900 5 served with yellow cream comprise . DP q . y 3 ' Then there are painted and stem: .- 3
omato shell with one tea a bstantial breakfast rhaps ‘ the bIPIlCli effect so desirable at pres- mm straw hats. The“ as we at the hill? of the thin,
Ml of finely chopped onion, a but duperfect one ’ De " ent. The cane hat, which was launch- all mm“ are made “ml flowers, “3,3":{U'a7 ?""“I"i"“ “5 directed '“
.fi- olive oil, white Tarrasfln \in~ l’ 1 ti 3 t. d t tl‘lhn ed with such success last year, makes fruits atid birds The birds. in b m illal‘iul‘l‘lzmb’l if?“ “$333“ 9'
.3 . ee ie poaoes an Du Mimwh VIP”. 4 , "”‘m-V' ”3 “
bright colors. are perhaps the most
effective decorations for sport hats. i
“ My work is entirely among infants.
Five years ago Sykcs’ Comfort Powder .
uroeommended to me .
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exception rather len. The petitioner claimed his wife
' - into ribbon“ a halfincli wide and . . . -
m Mix all together with a the length :3 the'potato Dry them’ bons, weavmg them 1:1 and out of the Silk in the colors of the different byuaneminent childrens
m seasoned mayonnaise dressing , _ h. f _ straw. When several colors of rib- 00“,.er are sold, in striped designs.‘ Specialist in Boston, as
“I fill the tomatoes with th ' -’ m a 61"“ “on" I” ‘ em in a ry 'bo “ r o bined on one but the s “‘9 be" PW“? to ‘1”
t 3 _ 3 e m” ting basket that not overlapping "5 a e c m for blouses or skirts, coats or suits, lnmywork. Imustsay
II"; this quantity will fill six tonn- each other) and plu‘ige them into result is unusual. Duttons-rdozens of “d they are especially timely juflll it is . wonder worker. t
«a Dish up the tomatoes in d hm frying fat which must an." 9“” Olin-‘3"? being ““‘d 0“ hats. now when college commencements‘ i ‘ gum $380225:
33 on the dish on which the salad ”m“ com letel' 3 cook till tender \ery often they button up one. side make them seasonabie. . Wm“ '9‘,ng “a; heat
Is to be served I p y, ' of the brim or part of the trimming. A, “ “d and 1:5.
~ 08- \tthen take up the potatoes and . 'V’hich ”indium dl“ intwo 3'
~— “allow the f“ to boil a sin“ then “am?” “he“ is ‘ “MW" ornament 10" A straw bat for riding is decorated by Imying P'o'wdsr after 1
Summer Salads. ‘2 . g ' ‘ one sailor. Plaid and checked glng-‘ Wm, a horse's head embroidered in av Gmflogelsehsdfailad. -LillianA. i
Hot weather makes us crave crisp. plunge ”get basketfulflllnflif the “t . ham are being employed for making “00],, and cross whips and apurmi Nata “80:2.“ i
s enou 0 cover. 1 e s ices are , 3 3 phhhla- *5},
cool dishes like salads They furnish (mp afid a golden brown color; very Itracthc sports hats. {OI-“n": a wreath or circle around M "'i
bulk to the diet, valuable and miners! ,3 ”1,. 9,13,. of the crown. lbs-Inflows!“ all t
i- tilts besides being refreshing addi- “’1‘“ from the fat, ”“0" with 8“ When there is no radical change lww MHM‘U’Nm‘
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3"” to I meal Salads should be and "”9 \ery hot. _ ,in corset lines from those prophesied JUDGE WEBB O‘Nlu SEPARA-‘m WI! mwi
mu. fresh and well seasoned, and - ,at the beginning of the season, ma- ATION To "out. FBWNMN “In; t
a” he the joy of The economical‘ ‘ Mock Dressing Loaf. terials, trimmings. etc, vary with That the court intends to make thet I '
.Ws because of the opportunity‘ Grate into a mixing bowl tltrrc‘designers and the progress of time.f strictest interpretation of the new: .
{to use her ingenuity in combining cupfuls oi graham bread and add one Just at present sport; cor-gets are “a“ “w allowing divorce on the
Wm. Any green vegetables,1 tupful and a half of nut meats tlt‘il.’ the talk in the corset shops. Rub-i ground of insanity was indicated this‘ I ,
Zn.“ masts. fish, eggs or fruit may be‘ have been passed through the meat ber insets, very low or no tops at .113 morning when Judge James H. Webb; All mw‘
2m and in almost any combination. i'l’inde‘l‘, half of a grated white onion, and targets of all rubber are being In the “ppm" court refused to gm! , !
.-..~ When the meal is a heavy one with two tablespoonfuls of minced parsley,‘ shown for sport], Thu ’gllwblta . den“. to Charles F. iloar of Dar- ______. ‘
in] of celery salt. half a teaspoonittl
if poultry seasoning, one well bruten:
egg and three tabespoonfuls of melt-i
ed butter. Mix the ingredients well.
together. if not moist enough to}
form into a compact loaf, mix in a
little cold water. :Shape in a square
loaf, lay on a buttered pan and bake
in a moderate oven, basting occasio't-
m a plain oil and vinegar or cream t
healing. When the salad is served
‘8 the main dish it may be of meat,
fish or eggs with a mayonnalsse or
Foiled dressing. Plan attractive color
Wments. Garnishes used should
diagonal be eatable. Lettuce should
i. washed leaf by leaf, wrapped in
“cheesecloth anti placed in a th
pail where it is cold until needed ally with a little butter dissolved in
Mind salad combinations are— hot w.ater This is excellent, served:
t3 Tonstoes with c,ucumbers green eithci hot or cold
peppers, celery, potatoes and onions.
Gold meats with heels, peppers, peas
bud beans. for a tenant. tinder the impression
All! green vegetable with onions, that Sentinel classified advertising is
posts and hard boiled eggs F‘XPENSWE FOR your REM, EX-
.i Fish mixed with thick cream sauce PENSE is to own tenaiitless property.
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——Don't waste the days in waiting
sets are to be found in the cheapest
grades.
but two corsets now, a good one an!
an every day
separate corset for walking, sports,
set of
tion.
which
nippcd- -in
Useful in the Kitchen.
in I
Mabel ll. lloar had been confined Take a ”n cover about the am”
an insane asylum but he admitted ed e.
that for periods of several weeks she 0‘ 3 ”“9" ""1 '“h ‘ turned 3 t
had been given her freedom and had H ‘0 12 inch dflp' “"h ' large.
lived outside the institution. m“ “mm" ”0‘“ “" m" we "’p
‘ then lay it on,
, . . . “a“ that . r- about 35 inch apart,
Tm new I“ pro D? a flat iron and hammer the rough‘,
ban the rule. Flesh colored cor-
A woman does not have
one. but she has a
afternoon evening, and dancing. A son to procure a divorce on this
. ' mouth
,pretty corset for wear with an ground must prove the. defendant bat edges of the hosesi d::'nbo:mm of: this w" “d
evening frock for it slim figure is been an inmate of some institution if ““5 ‘3 PM? n i
has kettle when cooking a pot roast you
of orchid satin. for five continuous years and
composed of bands 3 | d ‘ me mm“
"WY “iixhily boned. Ribbons strung been adjudged incuraltly insane. The “i" be will?“ I (1 he‘
:togcthcr with tape make corsets for {not tltat the woman had been going. amount of water needed an ' tIt
tthe slim figure also. A whole cor- ed on several occasions convinced improved flavor of the gravy. ‘
also needs much less attention to
keep it from burning. You will
prevails in spite of the find many other uses for the per-
lloar declared his wife had been in-‘forated cover, such as putting it in
Ui‘lfli‘ “ id Curved hipl,, 3
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| V l e '8“? Kin” 1 08. 0m 0! a pan ‘0
bl flailiflefi "P a lleces'iiy 9 en it h h 9 1"“, b0" i { bol I
the court that under the law Hoar was
not entitled to a decree. The parties
in the action were married in 1883.
blue rubber is an innova-
With the low bust corset.
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“launch: aosno ctvss'trite seawall is to go to Fai'erweather‘
WARNING TO STATE FAIRS. island and is the first actual operatlv’
Iscrctsry Leonard H. Henley of the step toward doubling the area of Sea-
‘m board of agriculture has issuedfiidi‘ park, whlcli is contemplated int
tliedev elopment. The other biddersi
were as follows Thomas O'llern com-t
patty, New York, $146,336; John Beat-t
tie estates. New London. $151,319.50
and Toole and Sunderlin Bridgeport,
$152 ,170. The Scott Company laid tho
first extension of the sewer wall.
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M dates. The pamphlet contains.
11! “ditton, reprints of the statute's
Estimating the duties and panels of,
When a member of the board, act- NORWALK WOMAN'S POEM.
as a delegate to any fair. or when in the Boston Globe yesterday up
3. member of the board is a visitor neared the following poom——A Query
its any fair, and shall call the atten- —by Grace E Emerson, of Norwalk:
of any of the officials of said WWW”! , ; i
to the fact that ““011 3 game or What is the song that memory brings
W“ are. being conducted “”0“ said‘ From the beautiful Long Ago
s grounds, said oillcial or omcials,Faim are the no,” the Long Ago'
3 immediately thereupon cause toi sings;
”rested, ejected or temporarily Echc of laughter .and whining wings;
ed’ as per Section “04' the per A splash at the brookaide ,a thrush' s
fir persons engaged in such game' (all
games of chance. When the. at ‘
2 33 of t.“ 2 fair official or ofllcials And mystic harmony blending all.
w t be called to the fact that such 3
u are being conducted, and they Soft tints of sky to memory cling
not immediately take the neces—t From ”‘9 beautiful LON; A80-
- steps to comply with the last Fluttering joys in my heart still sing
med stamp-,3 it shall be prim‘lAs I glimpse the bursting bloom of
evidence that such game, or; Spring.
m being conducted with their 1 0r follow the droning bee in flight
' and consent, and such falr'Tbrcugh ancient bars of golden light
91 will not be entitled to itsi ‘t
”Inflation. ' EA million miles from these
scent shows and shaws for years
3.,“ will not be countenanced Lies the beautiful Long Ago.
" “m and all fairs Wham“! Its viisons fade in a mist of tears:
" W their grounds will its God-wrought symphony meets dull
ears:
My heart still grieves where the wild
rose gleams
O'er burned out brands of youthful
dreams.
later
- dgas to the conduct of
l fairs, as by statute law
I
is there no turn in life’s forwai-d
trend ,
- Tc the beautiful long Ago!
No backward way. or truant bend
Where rest and Present will some-
time blend?
When («it will march through the
morning de' '
To, lifting strains the heart ones
non consume con-
‘ -'rnAc"r.'
board in Bridgeport has
_ miract for the new Sea-
l for her husband.
--r “ ‘ '. stead of using a double boiler for
| STATE ASKS SUPPLIES. tcustard. oatmeal, etc '
MR8. VILLA ARRESTED.
To Clean a Mackhttosb.
Dip it into cold. soft water and with
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In
Reported With Sister, Lattsr's Child “1 Gm“ °°" W" F" PM”
i By Tomorrow.
And a German Nurse. .
El. PASO, Tex, June 22 —Mrs Luz! That the state authorities connidc:I housemaids scrubbing brush and;
Torres Villa. wife of Francisco Vills.,‘he situation in Mexico as “In seini‘ihne soap. proceod to scrub' it all
was arrested by the police last night tom “d one calling for extra on: 1 jover, having rpttad it flat on a table
and with her sister and her aistcl's ] provisioning the forceoof m; steal; :iWhen the dirt is removed the muckin-i
chlld about five years old. and a Ger indicated by the “”0“ 01 l t; 1‘ bi‘dsiim‘h should be dipped in repeatedt
man nurse. Marla lilfmel'. WM d9“ ant general in calling {gr 1990;00p' iwaters to keep it it cm the suds. but it.
ported to Juarez on orders from May- 11°; 0;": affairs-.323; It“: adjutantt'h°“‘d not be wrung Then hang it in}
“° '“““°“ "‘ t... .222.- 2222:“.
Mrs Villa arrived here yesterdnyt Mantle are 15000 pounds 0' bezf, 22" Hot water "In," be avoided. and go
afternoon. ostensibly from New 0,133,500 pounds 2‘ :md, 93:33:?“ £92,]: I must a fire iOi‘ drying “3 .
cans, but the Dome believe she came i Mitt“? There are fiuaddition manyi Always measure flour after sitting
from 1'05 Angclcs She said she in ldiheifmiirticles called for in less am~¢ it on“ .Some 0” fashioned recipes
“‘“ded ‘0 3° to Ch‘hm‘h‘“ ‘° 10°“ 3 ounts. such as beans onions, "ca copi call for it measured before sifting, but
let“ 81188?- milk etc The fact that all modern ones call for sifted flour.
the situation is thought grave is fur- A Laundry Hint. \
:ther indicated by the fact titttt the Before :washinzt soften a .bar of
bids are asked for by tomorrow. laundry soap in warm water, then rub
it over the wash board, leaving each
—-lf you had been a good Sentinel i corrugation partly filled.
mam“ in this my yesterday umlcltinslflcd advertiser, at the time you in putting clothes to soakb rudb
associations attended. The following’ secured your present position. per- the soiled places on the iioapyk at!"
representpmes and many chambers lhaps you have found one paying Then roll the articles and pac en:
of commerce and business men's as- i twice the salary—and with twice the under the water. This saves a lot 0
s‘sociations officers elected, Pres. A. H. chance for useful service. time
Andrews. New Britain ;vlce-presldent
W. H. Hart. Meriden: secretary and,
treasurer, David W Nlclmls. Bistol. ‘
Dinner was followed by a trip of
inspection around the harbor.
CIVIC EXECUTIVES HAVE ELEO-;
TION.
NEW LONDON, June 22. —The Con-. ‘
necticut association of commercial
and civic executives held its annuall
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Summer Specialties,
Porch Chairs, Porch Hammocks,
Hammocks, Lawn Swings. Porch
Swings, Porch Rugs, Porch
Screens, Lawn Mowers, Garden
Hose, Refrigerators, Perfection
0i! Stoves
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EDITORS ELECT OFFICERS.
NEW YORK, June 21.—'l‘he Na-
tional Editorial Association delegates
after electing officers yesterday went
on an outing to Long Beach. N. Y. E.
H. Tomlinson, of the ”Morrlstown, N.
J., Record,“ was chosen president;
8. C.,Hotaling of the “Mapleton.
Minn. Enterprise," vice-president;
George Bohloaéer, of the "Sioux
Falls, 9. D., Press,’ secretary, and
J. Byron Cain, of fislle Plain. m.
treasurer. "
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STEAMER SCAGONNET AMNDON.
ED.
LONDON, June 22. '—-'l'lie American
steamer some}: which was run
ashore on the acroby Buds cl Stin-
day last after having been dam
ed by an exterior unlit-ion. bu lien
tort-p0 combined with lace as iliustra
make it a fatorite for iiidepcnden
war during the season.
To gain the oval hilflpl‘tl neck, I
is iicctssarv to tut out the upper
of tilt front and bank along indi
iitg email “it ’ perforations. H
with hands of silk, stitched to
-front and back, center fronts
back edges cven.
How the sleeve to armhole edge
front and back as notthed. (‘loso
der arm and sleeve seams as notch
and gather lower edge of front
back between double “T'l‘” perfo
tions and 2 inches above. Adj“
stay to position underneath gaths
center fronts and back edges av
small “0 ’perforation at under-
seam .
The large “0" perforations on t
peplum indicate the tenter fron
Close .16 center-front seam and
to lower edge of waist as indicate
Makers of smart fashions think 1
terms of capes this season, so ill
there are very few ultramodis
frocks which do not accommodato
7 room
I“.
fashionable
it appears in
Pink is exceedingly
themselves to this shoulder trimming.
A cape is provided for this blouse, ifi
desired. A study of the construction '
w ltcti
ted here, it is irresistible. The oval
shaped neck is a feature of the 3““? shows how it i“ ill-"9 l'ifliiel"
‘0‘“ at the upper edge, then attached to
' the back of the waist, somewhat in
One cannot resist the beauty of jabot cflect. The cape is finished1
from the center-back to the edge (on .
the left side) for a closing. Although t
designed for the height of summer'
these capes'freqncutly are lined with "
marabout or fur.
this dinner frock in pale pink crepe
and lace. In medium size the design
requires 4 vards 36inch crcpc and 1
yards nil-over lace 16 inches wide.
Rink silk is uscd to hem thc flounccs
Pictorial Review Waist No. 6801. Sizes, 34 to 42 inches bust. Price, 15‘.
cents. Skirt No. 6823, 22 to 30 inches waist. Price. 15 cents
USED CARS
1914 Ford Touring 1915 Ford Runabout
1915 Dodge Touring
S. L. BENEDICT
Dodge and Rec Motor Cars
Automobiles&Accessories 73 N.-Main St.
What Are_3Yotir Assets?
The scientific conduct of business and personal affairs today .‘asus
the methods employed V‘l'y didnctly.
Avoid The liability
of not having a checklng account We invite accounts which an ~
given efficient and courteous mention.
Fairiield County National Bank
THE OLDEBT BANK [N NORWALK
Bungalow & Porch Furniture
'An immense stock at money saving prices.
Wicker Furniture, “Old Hickory" Furniture, Porch Chairs,
Rockers and Tables.
“Cliptwwd” Porch Screens. 'All sizes.
Refrigerators ’and ice Chests
Tile. enameled or galvanized linings. {LE H233}.
RAYMOND a Son
' Wall and High Ste. liberal Directors. Not-walk, Conn.
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Whine-studs m
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Norwalk Chronicler