I? 4 " 4.-....
‘ M "ems-AWN»... : ., ~. . 5.
. g m .
ti StitifiiSlltiNi
fill coon coottw
Banana Cream.
Take one box oi gelatinc and soak
it for half an hour in a pint of cold
peters Pour over it a. pint or hot
pater, a cup and a. hair 0!; sugar, nil
juice of two lemons, when dissolved
V Strain and tiltldc into italics. into one
half pttt a cup of raspberry juice, add
a half cup ot‘ watct‘ to tiiP other. Fill
the mold with slices of banana and
pour (wet it gladually a layer of the
raspberry jelly. \l'hcn cold have
ready the white gt'latine, which has
been whipped to a froth. Your 1111!
over the dark and let it harden. Add
I email layer of raspbcrry about two
inches high. hating prctiously lined
the mold with slices of banana.
Filling.
Half pound of lnarslltllallows,
cup of sugar. four llii.lit‘>]ltltlilillis of
water, t'gg. i’iilt‘ lllt‘.
marshmallows i;l a bowl anti sct on
top of a tcttkevtlc to solicit. Make a
syrup of the sugar. walcr, and the
white of an egg, ilcatcll \cry stiff, and
add the sit'tcnctl itlursilmallows. 1‘s-
ing a small. sharp iillilt', carciuii)‘ rc-
move tilc top of tho cakcs. scoop on.
UilL‘
willtc it our
3 small position and till with the
. marshmallow titling, llllt‘l' which it"
place illt' top.
Tea Punch.
Four 1 quart of t‘rcshly biliil'ti watcr
over 4 teaspoons ot‘ t‘cyloll or inixcd
19h. Cowr, lct stttzld 7; minutes and
strain. Fill a punch bowl one half full
of crackcd icc, add 1 cup of sugar and
the juice of l lcmons or 3 it'llliillS anti
2 oranges. Pour the coolitd tctt tlvt-l‘
this and Si‘l‘Vlllg add 1
bottle of :iclatt-d w‘atcr. (tarnish witil
’ a spray of mint arid sliccd lctllon and
candied cht-rrics, il' tlcsircd.
just ilt‘itll't‘
Cream-Nut Filling tor Layer Cake.
This is a most delicious filling and
will be lit-w to the majority of house»
keepers:
1 cupful chopped nut nlcats (al-
monds, pct-ans or walnuts), 1 can, 2-7;
cupful whipped sour cream, 1,1; ctlptul
powdered sugar, 1,1; toaspoonful vanilla
extrntt.
. Chop the nuts fincly. Beat the yolk
ot the egg until light, add the whipprd
'cream and beat until \‘cry stiff; then
mix in the sugar gradually. add lilt‘
thinner and fold in the nuts and the
stifl'ly whipped egg white. Just prer-
ions to serving the cake, spread the
filling between the layers. It may also
hc used on top of cither a sponge W
buttcr layer cake.
Marshmallow Cake.
Two cups of pulverized sugar, one
cup of butter, one cup of sweet milk,
thrcc and a halt cups of flour, siftcd,
thrcc iH‘cl toaspouztfuis of baking
powder, whites of six eggs, one. test-
.»poont’ul of almond-extract. Cream
the butter and sugar and add the milk;
next add the flour in which has been
sifted the halting powder, then the
extract, and fold in the white of the
was bcatcll to a stiff froth. llakc. ill
individual droptins in a hot oven.
Drinks That Are Cooling.
lccd cofl'cc is a treat in ilot w catiler.
Stir 1:2 pint of scaldcd milk into 1
quart of hot, strong colicc. chctt n to
taste and cool. 'Scl-vc in glasses Ultr-
Mashed Potatoes.
l’arc, tut in dicc and soak it (will
water sly lttl'gt- potalom. making .-tlr.-
iiit‘)‘ arc all of tho salllc silo, Who-ti
tilt-v arc hrctlkillg to pictcs. drain oil
I of rich
ll ilt tl'r
tllc watcr and pour in a cup
liliiil and iltlttt-r the size of
run. ltoil tllrcc llllllllit s. stirring wvll.
Mash the pot-attics alltl tit't'tllull' lilt'lll
w itll parslcy.
\
ilmppcd and loopcd up cfl’ct-s ate
quitc smart in skirts for illlcl‘ntltill
and chnlng gowns. ‘
Tomato Salad.
Take well shapcd tomatot-s, skin
them and ctlt iilclil in halves. lic-
mot'c the souls and till tilc inside with
‘ cucumbers cut in dlcc. I’our orcr them
a Piliilll dressing and scrrc on let-
tucclcuvcs.
Tigtoll, the county chairman who prod
ritit‘ti and who ulso'nliulc tilc mull ad-
SUWHONS W
'1
THE Al" 0': mime" minors also of the accordioni
.plcated skirt coming in again. ‘
els. The skirts are full, the fulncssi
hcing arranged in gathers, side pleats
or unstitchcd box-plcats. There hart--
i A number of the new hats are in
More than half tilc summer is at“hat m0" rich and “Vo‘ld'urm' color.
ready gone and interest is being turn,royal purple. The material is velvet:
“d to darker and heavier dresses and" or satin or both combined. Another
hats. in b01h of these there is much" new color for bats is ruby rcd. Top t
to attract the attention of those on ping a “Mk 0" “3“" blue “mum”;
the lookout for new ideas in dresu. iono of these spots of color gives a
A Visit 10 ”,9 best shops shows most striking and smart cffect. .
llltttly distinct styles on display. What Bl“ 19‘ ”5 “"11“ “Wk ‘0 ”‘9 styles
is really innst striking is the nunlber,‘ha‘ 3‘” “01'“ 1““ ill lll'est‘nL . .
of one-pict‘c frocks and thc large \‘arA‘ iii: « ' '5. l.
icty of ”1011]. Some are of serge and" The 0'9“ 0' "‘9 M°m§“‘- f
light woolcns, othcrs arc of satin or: “.an . ‘ ' . , j
i if ouc judges by popularity, the
ldrcss of tilt» moment is of satin
ligurcd silk. Gathers: and picats, long
"lllllicn alwlntcrcstiug mllars arc the
lt‘ililil‘t‘a that attract most attt-ntlou in
.1
tilt» pl‘cscnt plodcls. (iatilcrcd skihsi
“-—' . :trc llot ncw, it is true. but when all
‘3 ,lilt‘ gathering is placcd at the sides;
, iii-low tho lltp line and finished with
4‘4 . ' ‘ 1"" i it heading, hetlcntll which arc pockcta.
third lull ot shared in: and place , . “(A haw m admit that IN“. is “ novcl
whippcd crcam on top. ,, way of handling gathers. This trcat-
/ u" i " nit at is shown hcrc in tho illustration
Cold Cocoa. t j , 'i‘hc dress referred to has tho waist
Illix "0 a smooth paste "5 heaping 1—.- "-.'§, ‘ clctcrly dcsigncd to harmonica with
talllcspoozls U" cocoa, "U‘ "”5900“ "I" 77. '. ' {Wt : thc shirt. for the lincs ozt cithcr sidc
sugar and 1 cup at boiling water, add. *1“; l J ‘ “I the whitc vcsl would mmmml
9"" gradually. PM” " “up" 0"" boiling ["3 l, t _, 4, ‘\ down to moot tiloso on thc skirt “1'1““
“"3“," MN this “m" "m” "Nam” i / i" i’t' " ,t ' tit not for the soft girdlc that court‘s
or .3 ulinutcs. Set on icc wilt-ll coo . ‘ , . . ”WW“ ”mm
and shakc well lit-tore fit‘l'VlllK. ’l‘itls. / .1 , I t ‘ . , H ”.v __
y may iil‘ wt‘ycd with or without willo; {f '. 1., . '- , TOURIST RESTRICTIONS
I'M" ”mm' ~ 3 fl :4 "M k. i l‘t-rsotls who illit'lld to \isit NM?-
7—“ U i . 3 " "foutldltt'ld thie Fullllllt‘l‘ arc wurui'd
L“ through thc Anlt-rican consular scl'Ht-c
that tilt-y should itc proudcd witlt thc
" " 3 . tulle»! itlrlttillt-ntiotls to ptvvctlt tiny
mi~undvrst:itldittg. This is cspcclolly
tt'tlc itl tho passports of tllc island.
and tllosc who wish to do drawing,
sitctclting or photographing arc ltd-
\iscd to wait until nflcr tllc war to
do so. During ltilfl the right to sketch
or photograph wtwt curtailed by or
Showing New Arrangement of Gatheco
silk, according to tho rcqulrclucnts of
a ‘ ' ~ ' i 'v .
.. .- . .. ', pcditimls which might ctltflll dolllld'
l)t‘(.lr~ltill. ltt dark tit'csscs, thc nuvy illK‘l or tho “w of what tlllfllll be mis-
liitlc N‘lgt‘ is to bc Ltliliiit‘ti on again
Woulvlt ilt'\l‘l‘ M‘t‘ln to tirc of it, for
it ins so many qualilics which lll'iitt'
it too cool to riw up, and no Hilllnlilt‘
tory suitstitttlc h:ts“‘c\cr lwclt ititl‘tti
for it.
and tilt-y arc truly fascinating,
Siccycn arc long and mint» (‘tllllll‘d
arc iliL‘il. though titc bot-outing sailor
collar is still rc‘lnincd itl many nlod-
iitiit‘il for sttrtcyittg illwtt‘ttlllcllts lil'l‘
dirtotltaattl.
- .._..—--—-c
To Reinforce Rubbero.
llv cutting a lit-cl shupcd p‘tccc iri
" r and pasting
it will
till
Whitc :4 'r 't‘. til ‘rl ‘l ‘ I ‘l so,
I "N ‘ " ‘ . H " I‘ an (llti ”\‘t’l'fiiitlt' (if ruin“
it in llw llccl of tho ncw ot‘lt-
thc ilt‘l‘itl trout wcztritlg out
)ll'ctt'lll
rcst of thc ovcrshoc or rub
“‘lliit‘ iiit‘
tbcr is conlpat‘atit‘cly ncw'.
.7
... . -J. . .mu . .
JUDGE TIERNEY’S WILL.
Thu will of Judge 'l‘lcrnoy, who tlicd
, M“. .
CAMPING OUT.
..‘._._.
\\'c ill't‘ camping out, as our boys
o‘l: ,._. p >
d
.Cerfonr
not to drop 1th ill in hot w‘atcr at all,
The nicest way to poach eggs
l
’but cook them in one of tile till-lune»k Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
By Pictorial Review
cookers, used so much for oatmeal andl
things of the kind. Illost of these are:
provided with little cups; into iilt‘bti‘" .
drop the eggs, haw boiling water 111i g _. .
the cooker, cover, and let stand but at 7: y.
few moments. These are especially: ' 3
line for int‘alids. i
u——‘ '_ '0" E 1;. _
Hydrogen peroxide will remove inkj "—fv '
front all kinds of cloth and mating!
apparel without changing its 3
Take a nlcdicinc dropper and till with"
the hydrogcn pcroxidc. Saturatc. the:
tloth m‘cr thc ink stain. Sometimche
it roottircs sci-oral applications. Layi
lilt‘ goods ill the sun or air tlltt'r t‘at‘ili
application. ‘
color. i
Soda t‘iltiliiti in- thoroughly tiissoiycit ~ I
in thc washing water bci’orc lilt'"
clotllcs arc put in. .\‘c\'cr allow it to] _‘
liv about o.l the clothes. as this sonic 1
times causcs iron mould. Soda should
lll‘w’r he added to watcr ill which]
woolt-n things arc living wasilctl, as it;
causcs thrill to shrink. K
.
Utilizing the Lawn. i
The lawn, w llcthcr it is a city twoi
by four or a country cstalc, may be!
utadc i.tto n shady retreat Willi onc‘,
ot' the new yet-ashore umbrcllas. 'l‘ilcst‘",
arc \‘rry large and may he faslliotlt-tli
or illil, grccn or brightly stripcti can-
tas. ’l'hc rcd, ycliow and grctin;
strlpcd canvas has a drc‘ltivtliy for
clan look. llowctcr. the plain dark:
awnings arc just as practical, if not
Ilitll‘t‘ so, for tilcy :ttc lcas glaring"
A round table is uttachcd to thi- sit lll . . . .
. .1 Hull drop. in rrcpc and tutti-ta “his.
“illt'il fastens tilc tl\\ill_t! to ill" ”1.5. a hint “f “H, ltands m M 5““;th
ground. Four or tit'c‘slllall chairs on tho ctigcs of shirt for curly
coulpicio titc Nd. lt tllttkcs all i.‘c:tl Autumn.
|rctrcttt for rt-adina. lll'cl‘lltnlll two or‘
68i9
A 'Wf‘“ nladt' frock it! known ivy
fltc mutpilclty of its trimming. ’l‘his
Figurcd crcpc is n nlatcrial of
which etttnrt woulctt ltcvcr sci-m to
a game of llritlgc. . .
cellent “caring quality and which
To Brighten Polrl Buttons.
if tilc p~~ltri buttons on your waists
haw hctotuc tiullcd and scratch-Ad.
from lt'nqui-nt lautidcrlng, rtlh tllcnl
with lliiH' llli, l‘tl\i‘l’ with nail )ll‘dtit'l'.
and polish with challlois skin. |
A dainty salad niuy iw made by
.nlixing two cups of tllitlccd t'i.it‘ki'.'l,
o:lc cup or English walnuts. ground
tire, for tllcro is no oillcr icxiilo
which so con-itincs dclicucy with c:-
“ 6.; “."yv..3.i..f
“Mm KNOW; WongrQJJ/‘td/(ing '
Int-rcovcr, may l-c hat] in such jovpy'd
colors. 'i‘lic costume tilow‘n lit-re l-3
the tilldcrldnusc front hack ":1:
ell-ct cs tilt in uric. Tilt: jarnpcr unit.
natal-it: and tlost-s tit the loft
kilttliiilt‘r. ilaitliy and in tic ilcl-tlt
of fashion is the ohc Itit‘t‘P skirt trilli-
(dctl at tho tip and plait'd :I'Lt'lo
oldcs to form a castitdc drapery. ltl
mcdtttta‘rlre the tin-so Yt‘tluirt‘"3 t‘w’
itfiil:fl..iwolllpir lnutcrial, with 34’ yaid
.L .. ltlvlits wtdc for the M'ly
rind 3., \Iard untltraatitlg mattriztl ‘17-
artiilcs wtdc for tho ltaild on the child
In ttrdt-r to propt-rly prncct-d will;
iiic cutting of the drcs!" the mntcriol
at: iii". lllllit‘l'tittllfit‘ utttl piecing for
. lit will hate to lie laid iii an 3
opcn Width on the stoning tnldc. Tho
t-ct-tlou of the pattern marked “A"
is laid «in lcllgtittt'iso thrcad of this
ulatcrlal, as llcar tho cdgc all illu'h
tratctl in the cutting guide. ’i‘lii- itcit
{Hit} ti“: collars nro- laid around the'
llllt rrl .ttsc wil ‘ V '
to the right: it the skirt pttcnlg
- The skirt, front and Mick of tho.
jumpcr ulc «at from tho "tutorial aft— 1
cr it has itccll {titlcd in half, cat'il Cf i
the sections llaillcd iwillg placcd on"
u it‘llfliil\\l.§(‘ fill of tho t‘rllllf‘. ll
titsircti to liilldl till- lit-ck with ‘
standing collar, this may he placed
to thc right of" thc itack sc-dion.
Any pi'rl‘crrt l tutltiillc inrfv he use
for the lit-cit, lxv tuttittg ‘ottt til:
upper tart of the uttdcrillousc. , l
It is pn-di. tml that much attentiofi'
is it inc lurid to ilcms during the cc
in; .scasolt. This moons, of cour
ilt‘ill‘s' turucd illllil‘r nlill applicd. Rug“
:itld ittil'tta arc to lie cullillilfid “it”
l'rt-pc to a wide extent, it is Whittier“
c-i flum i‘ltlis. '
ltl the cteuing the more ditlpllm‘tlu‘:
iitc mow-5 of the young girls, th.
more iwcotning tkcy arc, and m-arvcl
pf tullc of every Color me twisted
r. and the tigurc and ncck, just. as $
prttty womnn knows so we“ 110'!
" MN nit.”7wt WENT-tow,
to mljutd them with the most anib‘
factory rcmlts.
' I‘ '. _.-'. no ll.
flltc. onchalf tcaspooll salt, and one Im‘m'” “"M‘ ' ‘” 3 "
u..,..:“’i‘.: who ”Gliéirr‘iéé,‘ 15"let‘s". ‘
.a
half pat-ktigc of gclutinc, dissolved lzli ‘
one cup of boiling wzttcr. Mix well
and pour into the nluflitt pan to cool.
dross.
tin (trm‘nwich two wot-its ago, has hcnu
it now,
Connecticut Suf-
. frage News
'llle thlllalt‘dl l ! l l Place on in? to llnt'tlcn. Serve or.
- .. - ‘ i \ 'ilt llI‘ on 't . . . . . _
“ ll‘ 1‘ “”Nllllm‘ ‘ H‘ “ i" . it'iilK‘i' loaf, .1 l salad dressing. (are.
clams lll'OW:
On Tuesday of ncxt wtwk thc hitch-1 :tdtnittcd to probate.
ficld County Suffragists will hold thvir‘ who of pcrsouttl pl‘tipt-I'ty loft by thc
Norfolk. at tho home of" tii‘t'ctlwti is $3,000. 'l‘llt-rc is no rout 0+
Mrs. A. it]. ‘S. Taylor. 'l‘ilc rcnlnrku-lttttc. l‘ndcr the will. tho hulk of lit!"
blc fcaturc of this conrcn'ion will ileit'fililit) coins to Alice 'l‘i-urncy of Baltic.‘.
tho l)l‘t‘.<t‘,‘lt'(‘ of Dr. Anna ll. Sham, t‘ollu.. t‘itthtritlc 'l‘icrucy of Hartford.
who will give an address of grccctiugiand llct'tllll Stt-cgtlluiicr of (irccnwicil
to hitchti-Pld County. Tllc same cvt‘itltlttgllt-uttt oi the tcstutor, .iutlgc \Vil-
ning Dr. Shaw will address a mass _ linla l.. 'l‘l-arncy. tho only son, rcccivcs
Hartford, and on . thc otlict- library, furniture auti'ctiuillv
must bc tttl..~.i - l loosed-ling cach salad,
Witt-rt lilt‘ liglttninns flash and tilt“ s" as ‘0 “mm :1 WM.“ slinpc.
thuutlt rs roar. .
Anti thc warcs roll in upon tlic shorc.
llut in thc tctlt wc find good tllom‘ |
Sandwiches. choose and lagcr bccr,
l‘olttto salad and quail on toast ~-
con tent ion at
To straighten Whalebone.
. .,
t.) ,3
When wlltttcboncs are bent, soak _‘ ' ante
,thcm in hot wator and press tttttlcr n' . l ’
‘hcrtry wcight tmtil dry. ‘ If you could res
Prick-ally all the oncrgics of the
' .' auflraglsts of llarttord and New litt~
You are being pourcd into the work
' ' ' ’ ’ ' ‘ N0“ ' ‘ bittcr atom the coast.
tor the big laradc of Sc tcnlhcr .tll. "199““ ll .. _ . is littlt any ( A.
Every wonl'tln who 1‘. to "hutch i<"rc- Thursday the 31st, she is scllcdulcd tollucnt. ”to sum or $400 1‘3 bequeathed. - l - . 0113 one little Child _ >
* paving notification an; to just whom upmk in 'l‘orringlttll- vrllcsthT-lcctlllgs‘ttl l\\lltuul jr.. :1 grands-on. me, night Gporgo Everett had it" p 01' one 0V8 orked A
" - . ' . ' 1 . c . _ hat-c bccn arrrxtgcd by cotulntttccs of; —-——-»-—-~--« ‘ . ‘ n”
she must fall in o hill. and .tl.o in ' . ‘ ‘l‘qm. dlcnnl I » mother f th
MN” ”‘1'“ “"‘h ”3‘" “mm" "m "N“ MARRIES wmow or: Two The! a cyclone came across thc‘ ‘ tom 6
7 formation about trains, accomodalion
and other math-rs which will make
her Journey to Now iiavcn more com-j
p iortable and couvcnicnt. The ban-
" . l more and slogans arc-practically com-
" ‘ plate, and a glimpse of :hcse is suf-
clty’s hot, glaring
walls and pave-
ments and stuffy
rooms, and give
lance of Mrs. Taylor, ‘
The speakers at the Norfolk convcn- BROTHERS'
t
i
i strcttnt l
, Alt-i tttrncd the old tcnt upside down; 0w APPY OTHER
-' a 'l ,l‘lr. ’arkcr, . - ‘
”0“ “l" 1“ M” "9’ ’"m I l marinate. Miss. Aug. 24...»-lol- 'l‘llcrc, on tho bcach, near the clam-l
and Mrs. I’orritt. Mrs. Taylor will ' ‘ 1 .
prtmido at both twssions, and the re‘. mint. mound. M”. Stephens Dld Not Need
‘ ,l‘ltcn he arose and lookctl about-w 5
lowing allc injunction laid down in the
(lid law of )loscs, the third brother of
ficlént to convince anyone that the par. ports will lic made ill the morning 51‘s-
\ n
.lh“ film“! 0f 1‘ fast-fading in"? 0‘ The tool was titcrc. but the light was:
The Surgical Operation.
K
them an outing at the beach with bounti-
ade will be a bcautifttlpand lmpres- 3i0“- l(‘hm.u‘w buttons, in Lake County, has out M . .
‘ she spectacle. About the elephant -—-———————-——— :mnrt‘ivti the widow of his two Older ’l‘o\ m“, such a dream he know not ' l" i’atoka, Ilia—“I had been married t ful fOOd’ rest COOlneSS, freSh alt: a dally «q
“ ”is! ““50“ is 9”“ WWW“? i‘ (“5’ TlLING FLOORS OF llH‘mWS- , why i :38 Mm an my iibifimgififidl‘f dlp m the surf, shady porches and sandy
v.2... ‘533’353‘. “Eisiiiuiiiséi 533i °°””" “'m'NGS'l 3.82"???"33$?”3313‘:3.33:3.32‘3137'Fl“ Wm ““0““ W “m M .0 The .10.... a... I ‘ beaCheS» would You not regard such a
a ' 3“ ' “F- 10 ("3 '3 3 '3" " ‘ '3 ‘ , neverwould hav at ' - - .
5“" an elephant to carrv ”‘9 plank." Progreésing Rapidly and Work Will but a short time, when he died. The, "“3 . child unless I “:18; gift as Well Worth glVlng?
There is some suspicion however that Bo Completed in About Two :sccontl biotin-r thcn mat-nod tho two-pm“ he found a bottle M Ruppcrt's operated on for. Such a g’lft is entirely within your power.
the elephant will be of tho artificial . m.“ Aftcr eighteen months. he, too,; female troubles and T th “sand f _ .
K4“ and 1101 ‘ gt‘lllllll‘ pachvderm \ Weeks. "p1 ttl may The widow was taken? best \ ' I had given up all en 0 0 mass mathemmd Children are '
.. t 1“. . ..ss‘: _. , . . . _ . ' _ . .- . . . .1
In spite of preoccupation with the‘ "'— linto tho hum-3 of the youngest broth_il\ll(l, what he done to it, you can hopes Wilenafriendi » “waiting {01' mvxtations to 0111' §ea Breeze Sun-1- it
. fade the Suffragists Of New LODGOH The work of putting down the tile " or as his wife, and thcy are eliving tO-té gtth-s. EidkfisgéL$dm E' l mer Home' You can §end g5 many as you Will 3
county held a most successful con- flooring in the corridor of the pres- gctllcl' happily. The tribe is fast bo-‘But the empty bottle could it" “‘9 “ 938‘ for aday, aweek or a’fortmght. _‘
F1011 on \‘l'edne'sday the 23rd. Theent county court house building on
tins place was the Boxwood Inn. Golden mu street, Bridgeport, is pro-
Lyme. and Mrs. Frederick H- greasing rapidly and the work will
lies, wifeof Principal Sykes oriNew probably be finished .within the next
Maiden Woman‘s College, gave them-o weeks.
"ninngddress of welcome. Therei
. ‘ y organized for suffrage. The will put on some kind of flooring on
inflate of organization is largely’the third floor"‘corridor.
to the work of Miss Daphne Sole-g When it was decided to have a tile
of Deep River who has been hard , flooring on the corridors or the new
work during the last five or sltjaddltlon to the building, it was found
8. and who reported on the enfithat the flooring of the old buildiiux
i gins results and the favorablowould have to be changed as it was
. t-g she had found in the county..lmposslble to get flooring like it
c . addresses were from '11le which was laid at the “time the build-
, ~ g N. Hepburn. Mtg. 11. Toucan ing was erected. The tile iioorlnl
. an. 'Wolter Lblnett inflavhich is now being put down will be
word Portlth'l‘he conventionflhe ume‘aa that to be used in the
,” dun-memo bud-inept building.
w
‘ The workmen are at present Dut-
, reports from all the towns initing the tile flooring on the first floor.
fie countY. many 015 “’thh are 110W,ot the building and afterwards theY'
coming extinct, and it is a dimculti tale—~
"matter for the men, who far exceed tWhat became of that pint or ill?-
the women in numbers, to select a wife 1 Then he laycd down to sleep again,
not in some way related to hint. .llls‘. thirst Was gone and he had no
i pain. a
Now, if you wish to hear any more,
-—-- iJust call on George, at his butcher
HARTFORD. Aug. 24.———I\'cw cases or! More.
infantile paralysis reported by the.l '
. State Board or Health yesterday were:
i from: East Haven tied Westbrook, one;
peach; and Colchester and New Havenl
l six each. making up to date 401 cases._
. Dr. Black, secretary of the board,t tDANB‘URY, Aug. 24.14 tramp
Elias sent a telegram to the health au- known as “Blind .Rellley," was out to
ithorltles or New Jersey notifying them pieces by a freight train on the New
gthai “9‘1"le C- Ryan. 0‘ Gmnfomviflaven road. between Brewster and
i N. J" hid taken his 30“ from I camp Dykeman.’ N. Y" mesday night. The
'10? b0" in MOMS. thChHEld COUDIY.iman had long been a wanderer and
which “"3 quarantined because 0! on‘ in said to have resided in New Haven
loutbreak of the diueaae‘in it. Mr. “a 3,158.90“ at one time. Little is
tmyen. according-to ‘th Bloch. took known about him. He is supposed to
1111be from the school and drove him have fallen from the bumper: at a
in Qutomobtle to New York cute, train. PM “owl A“;
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