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Peaches May :e naked.
a half cup of l‘lL‘t‘ in milk,I
Iwa (manor of a cup of candied
Ie pecl. and half a teaspoonful
salt. with the kernels are soft.
I stir. in Dilefoul‘lh cup of su-
Half fill buttered ramekins,
. two peach halves in each, add.
"#11310 more rice and pile on top a
them the cream LaUCt‘.
will serve at least three people.
Baked, Spiced Ham.
Select a ham of about 10 pJunds,
Scrub and wash it thor
bring to tlte boil and pour on
Cover with boiling
water and allow to simmer gently for
255 hours, or until it feels tender. Cool
in the water in which it was boiled
remove skin from the fat side.
sugarcuted.
oughly,
the first» water._
crumbs or, in lieu of these, with flour.
‘iettdy a cream sauce, it; which )‘Iou
but added a cup of peas; arrange that
cutlets on a hot platter, pour around.
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Between the rainy weather and the
mun-eating sharks that have been
hovering around the shores of the‘
beach resorts near Newh‘ork, sport
enthusiasts have not been having such
a comfortable time of it; yet, in spite
of these conditions it is amazing to.
see the number of sports costumes1
about. They are literally here. tbele,
bags thrown across their shoulders.’
part or the skirt were blue. Very
large pockets were placed on either
side. The larger the pockets the more
up to-date the dress, nowadays. This
dress. like many of the present
models hangs from the shoulders and
is therefore ideal for sports. Another
in: battle with a tube attached to it
—~~the tube can never be cleansed.
Ithty are allowed to lie in ice water
zit least five minutes before serving.
should be cooked as soon as possible
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Never allow a baby to use a nursl
Grapes are much more delicious if
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Panned Mackerel. WWII“ 01‘ II" ”1“ ”ml” 00““5 “Id . _ , .. mas. The frill may be omitted, it
and scrvc with orange sauce If .- 1 . .. _ b .1111. I \t-gct..blt1s containing sugar \\'lil desired Now 1111111181113 skirt closo1
. A large baking dish may be Clean the fish well, season with salt 80” “III“ 0‘ ”‘9 country ‘1“ ' I" _ I,“l 11,“, their ”-1.1.11655 long and 1111. center-back seams of 111.119:- and.
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ptr section free above large “0” per-
foration for a placket. Gather upperi,
Date Pudding. llave a large frying pan smokihg hm There is aim” a chance for a gameI ' ('roouettcs should stand in a warm edws between double “TT” perfora-
cupful of powdcrld sugar, one “Inn just as little fat as “II“ keep the WWW“ the drops. I 1place for half an hour before[ flying tiobns. ’l‘urn under lower edge of
poonful of flour. one teaspoonful fish from sticking. Dripplugs from 1 J ”m makes them brown more quickly. “W" section on slot perforations
t‘ powder, two eggs, one cupful salt pork or bacon are host for this. 1 1 and 111,151.31i Form 111“; 111r1f01mt1-i sec-
2 ~ 1' ’ - ‘ ‘ .1 i 1 tion. crcas its on sot no on ons;
.ppcdvnuts, out. (upful of dates. but lard vor othu medium may . u. 1 1 ln covering lolly with paraffin it is stitch ‘ inches from fold. Turn horn
d Em me no“ bus“ and {mp “Bad' “hm me “I ”IL”: “I gm 0“ ;best to melt the paraffin and turn it at lower edge of lower section on
wdcr. To this mixture add the a blue smoke it is ready. Lay the 1mm. the MU “I“? the latter is hm small “0.. perforations Adjust 10,,"
ten yolks of eg ggs. and the fish in it and quickly brown on butt 1 .ection to poslélon {slipping under
~ : ' ' - 1 11 b1 1 I , heath totded 9 go 0 upper sec on.
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“MINI “a”. me. pudding in heat and I“ it cook flow" from “a I first dried; otherwise steam is ore. and edges underneath even, stitch l
and sci the dish in a pan of to twenty minutes, depending oii lIl'.’ 1 utcd and the moisture is injurious to inches from folded edge in tuck of
but water in the oven. Allow to cook size of the fish. Serve with slices of ' Ithe firebox fect. Adlull skirt. d
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V ped cream. I Tomato Soup (Without Stock). ' lccllarwthe manure nccessary in the I forstions, lap on inserted front sec-
—"'_ COOI‘ ”"9 quart “I KIWI"! and quar- I I . tion to small “0" perforations, notch- .
I I' mushroom bed will scent .lle entire
strup No.2. ‘tcred tomatoes two cups of water. 1 G (I R - es cv;en stitch any desired depth“
I - I "C. u “w." Dreu ' house. leaving edges to the left of center-
fcupfuls water. I) cupt‘uls gl‘mumm {“0 “new "I onion II WWIIIIIIUHI'I' I from free and finish for a closlnt..
‘- :foui cloves. b“ ”I“ buy hat and “W “”351“ IS in ““5513" style. 1‘ I“ (II He warm water instead of cold. (‘losc underarm and shoulder seams'
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ll these ix‘tgttd this until h It poons sugar. 1 ll u t rim colored silk jttscy with black when sprinkling your (1011103. 1111.1 free below large “30" perforation. 1
when cold 10mm (1 the shell and chop
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the doubln flllll‘ mix one titie- ____‘___ 5 _______ I, ltitlilrmlu ttccivcr ut your car for ten swam“ or “mg. 1‘ hill 11”.“, up dcrbluttso mug of she“ nrgandy. . 1
”I“ M butter Imd No Of flour \ “1mm” and MW“ 1111.11”: a word II in ctcun white cloth to diy. They in medium size the dress rc- . ..
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~ltlfll it is a smooth thick paste. Add 1 Krannch & Dad] I 11.11.1110“ “-1111 my “111. "—110.10“ . and 2‘; yards 33-inch plain mulcrlal. 3 Wilulm
tho choppcd'cggs fl tnblcspoonful of Sh ; I Tr-tnscri 11‘ “I” First, tulle up a dart in the sleeve
I x on.nger 1. ‘ I """"' til the shoulder on crcnscd, and
1cIISODped parsley, one taint-spoonful of
it it few drops of onion juice and
Inch of pepper; mix wcll and turn
t to cool. Then shape in small flat
- ls. dip in cgg, then in bread crumbs
ind >lilllil.
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III will give about t: l t cupfnts teaspoon salt nttd oncvc lglitlt teaspoonl
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‘llow do you make that out when it
him never been in the fighting "'
icollnr, cuffs and belt, and buttoned ll“ steam 111,314,111”, and 1110 clothes are.
‘Ihc way down the front with small
more evenly dampened.
When the own door squeaks or
opens hard, rub a little lard on the
hinges of the door and you will be
plttlsed with the result.
Crossbttrrsd muslin combined with
organdy makes it lovely frock for
0‘ “hill- and MI“ III“ ”ll“ makes 3 ”‘19" 35““ 1““ I‘II’I““PI‘I"‘5 butttr,I Iblttck buttons. The waist has box warm summer days. lliue and pink
Win thin sir.up add threo tablespoons flour and slirt plults in tho front and back. “1111.31.11 ’l‘iy rubbing your hot .lron over‘ all": 33211113“ IIIIlIIIstI‘géIkesits chofltsl o;
__-._. [until well blended; then pour on. Us for M the waistline and left free waxed pup”. and m how EIIlIIUIIlIY'th1;iItew “10d?“ won 0
.7 Egg Cutlets. gradually whilc stirring to istuntly the .1“ 1““. it 10 81W more lulnels 10 the the iron' runs over the clotltcs ”m,
fi§!l three eggs twenty minutes; hot liquid. lliittg to the boiling point lower purl. Illrt‘ to be pressed. ,1.th ls culled [m lrtgcnuo frock
because it is cssc ntlally youthful in
stitch. graduating tho stitching into
nothing at lower perforation. (‘looe
scrim of elbow cuff its notchcd; pittit.
bringing “T" to corresponding small
“0“ perforations. Sew cuff to sleeve.
Adjust sleeve, stitching edge hav-
Join the two sections of colll.l'I
next its notched; sow to nctk edge
ccntcr backs oven; and along small
“o" perforations in front. brngiug
single large “0” perforations toge-
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. per and “Mk a small' piece of Studwe.“ Plano CO' part of the skirt were of white Shunl time on n barbed wire fc;toc.'~«i'l.tlti- ‘ ”11:13:12,312: 1:111” into 1101 .1119, 1ndic11tlbg ilino ”elf smnfll 0" he: gives a fashionable finish to Us col-t
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~ ' t lit-k to the knife. ' «'7’ -— $3
Jade to be bold in \cw Maven on SUMMER SCHOOLS AND MUNICIP-‘SWOO. This camp consists of a log “I” “0 'l 1
Septcmbcr .t. on the occasion of thc‘ Al. CAMPS IN NATIONAL and stone lodgc. 46 furnished cottsgI ._...... l
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es, tennis and croquct courts.bnscbbufl1“h°n 3"“ are. 50m“ to uscl 310:0:
:‘Stounds and hundbull courts A 10- "'9‘“ K'mdvr fir I place a smal pt‘ I
day' trip cut bc mttde for it small cost “I II“ I’“‘“‘ II“ II ‘md the table This
FORESTS.
\\ ASIII."GTON,
Republican State Convention. The
object of the parade is to prom at the
demand of Connecticut suflrngists for
Connecticut Suf-
Aug. 18 —-~lncrcur-
frage News
are is a busy time ahead
t‘lcut Suffraglsls all over the
With the beginning of Septem-
1§omc the state and county fairs
hmof, which Suffragists will be
L111 most cases there ~Will he
go booth in the charge of the
t equal franchise leagues. Suf-
upccialties will be on sale and
nrcflwill be distributed and
summits. The big Connecticut
Charter Oak Park is always
I no (if much suffrage activty
Hartford Equal ” Franchise
on the Hartford Equal Rights
‘1 e preparing to make this
'rhlr more of a suffrage occasion
y fair ever held in Hartford
of which five were held in
so are the New London
ventlon which will be held,
Mnesday, August 23rd at Old
:1)! meeting and delegates are
from every town in New
the Executive Board will be
‘ in; 1!. Town Bennett,
“Among the speakers.
mm. as. \th. mum
millionth
the end of this month there?
we more of the county con-Z
a ratification 01 the suffrage plank 111g 11... 01v 1111. National pores” {01- which is within the reach of practl-I
adopted by thé Republican party at 11111111011111
Co nv.cntioii
Chicago at its \‘atlonal
cnmp slices and suntrtcr
school locations is reported by the
'ctilly cvcry onc. By this means thous-
ands cf icsidcnts of the city havc1
1Thls plank has been accepted by Mr. Forest service. Permits have already bccn able to spend their vacations in,
Officials say
Ofilci ll.) say
“I Hughes. the Presidential candidate 1n been issued to several cities and cdu Ill"? mountalns
fret Mr. Hughes has gone even farther 911110111. 310 expected.
than the convention went at Chicago. cation. arc xcpcctcd
The Connecticut Reilllbllcallfi “ill be that far more pcoplce use the Forests establishment 0‘ a
it is also reported that a San Fran-‘
Icisco association is considering tho:
summcr home for
asked to follow the example of their for public playgrounds than 101- any girls at Lake Taboo on the Taboo nu.
leader and of the Republican party. other purpose, and that this use prom-Illonal Fomst 130v 500‘" "001‘s legu‘
and to pledge its assistance to
Connecticut Woman Suffrage Assocla- to which they can be put.
tion which is working for the cumin-1 ‘llte city of Fresno, California, has 11 WNW city has leased 8 lot and 1““
chisement of the women of Connecti been granted a permit for the use his “D a permanent camp.
cut.
the ls‘es to be one of the most lmportantI
The parade will be organized 15- -ncre camp on the shores of Hunting-I
politically with groups of women from ton Lake. in the Sierra National Foo
each town, each group marching un-‘
dcr its own town banner.
RlllMAIISS
S0lllllEIIDS
l0lf0i
The Boxwood Inn will be the All Are Happy Over “Neutrons Pre-
scription 99.” '
They know that “Neutrons
trick every time.
' 411m poem
County. Almost all the mem— scriptton 99" does the work, turns the
They know that
mid Mrs. Hepburn, the presiu hundreds of bowls in this country
tho swear by it, stake their reputation on
d Mrs. Edward Porritt, it They say it is the best and catch
Mrs. out rails! for those poor aching throb-
31m utd Miss mdinston, bins Joints and inflamed stilt muscles
am «a; mo. my user gym
est. it is reported that the city will
estatlieh a camp in which outings dur
ing the sumnter months will be pro
vided at low cost for 1,000 school chil-
dren and their parents.
In the same Forest a California
State normal school is now occupying
a true of land which is rented from
the Government under a long-term
lease. A nttmber of buildings have
been erected, all of which, as well as
'many cottages and camps, are supplied
with water from a‘wster system in-
stalled by the Forest Service. ln‘con-
,nection with the regular six-weeks
summer course, this school gives a
course in woodcratt Andvgeneral'for-
ostry subjects. The‘students visit the
nearby Forest Service ranger stations
and lookout towers, and study the Gov‘
emment's methods of tire protection.
Addresses on the work“ of the Forest:
Service are given by officials from time
PIC-
coho, \cv' wm the us or what the cause by members or the wrest Service Ils-
infill move the" pain. take out tits
stoned to tho vicinity v. .1
Lou Amigo n. this first oltyi
Wish
litrly camp in several of thé Forests.
and on one Forest the Y. M. C A. i
Officials say that the Notional For
ests offer unlimited opportunities for
'sttmmer school and municipal camps,
‘133 well as the best opportunities for
1recrcntion to be had everywhere in
the country Ample provision is made
for campers and tourists Hunting and‘
fishing are allowed in season, and
there are no restrictive regulations
beyond those regarding forest fires.
M
NORMANNA 10o SALE now ON.
An Opportunlty to Make o Blg Saving
on the Cost of Olive Oil.
For the purpose of introducing Nor-
manna Olive Oil, many of the lead-
ing dealers of the city are holding a-
sale starting tomorrow at which it is
possible to secure a. gallon of this line
Italian Olive Oil at (cost of only 100.
The. offering is as follown: If you
buy one tin of Normnnns Olive 011 at
tho ‘rogular prior-whether 1»: pint.
pint. Quart, 1-2 gallon or gallon. you”
huh quality qty-Romantic Olive on
which hos been endorsed by th iso-
int Walton! exports. . .1
. ‘\ W1" 1
" it your tonic: to commit anfl
Modulus-t
will save 51 ltl‘
Identcd.
A half-pound b;. kttz: powder tin
makes tr good chopper for cold pots-
toes when you wish to warm them
up for breakfast. A few holes should
be punched in the bottomkof the tin.
W0MIAN WEAK.
lllZlY, NEllll0|JS
Health Restored by Lydia
E. Pinkham' 3 Vegetable
Compound.
Jamaica, N. Y .—“I Inflated greatly
with My head and with Macho, was
IIIlllllttttlllll“ “I" “I” I”
vous. with hot
' flashes and feltvery
miserable, as Iwas
irregular for two
1 years. One day
when I was feeling
unusually had my
sistonin-lnw cameo
in and said. ‘
table from getting
Wanted
Ten thousand of these
waiting for invitations
foradaymvveekora
r.
IOSEutZanSt.
'b'splms Seldom. will be tho that they have ever used. no wonder to ume.. The Georgia State Forest will be given another tin of the same WJSGloboAva, Inmates. N.Y. .
on who will speak A My “It! lire grateful. A9 would you be- school has a camp on private lands also by my!” only 100 m0“?- . Womsnwhon‘oovsrthdrhulth nat- mums in mmtopln can. u minus:
son will be provided for There is nothing in our estimation on the Georgia National Forest where 1, This in purely In introductory offer mu; up w '11.; 11.19.11 “mum" 3:15.335" sum "emailing; «.1: m “m:
too. About a week tour. air that will do you stars 390:! summer source is clan, A feature in order tint mule of this cit! tin! ammuond allow that: names , . an“ %w fimflwfifi%“flfi”fi” Mm
"Neutrons motion 99." oftlrts course is s sorts: ottslkl stun mm unlekl! acquainted '13 “1° - “5'1”“ ' Q lunar mung-r mason-rinse. ’ gum
Vacations
If you could res-
cue one little child
or one overworked .
mother from the
city’s hot, glaring
walls and pave-
ments and stuffy
rooms, and give
them an outing at the beach with bounti- I
ful food, rest, coolness, fresh air, a daily
dip in the surf, shady porches and sandy
s beaches, would you not regard such a .
gift as well worth giving?
, Such a gift is entirely within your power.
me: Home. You can send as many as you will»
AhowSOcentsadayor$3aweek foreach'
WWI: your gift to George Blagden.
The New York Association for
Improving the Condition of the Poor,
m fléwlr.Mdmt
fies-i 830
mothers and children are
to our Sea Breeze Sum-
fortnight.
New York City
Norwalk Chronicler