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’Curride Halibut. .
Three pound halibut steak out quite
thin. ’15 large onion. 1 11111111110011 out-
ter, 2 teaspoons curry powder. juice or
1-! lemon. 1-2 teacup gravy or soup
stout. .Sbmd the onion.‘fry it brown
in thovbutter in a saucepan, stir in the
am powder. 'Cut the halibut steaks
into mecca about 3 inches square, re-
moving the skin and'fat. Lay the fish
In the‘sauoepan with the curry pow
der, onion and but 11,):- pour mer them
the gravy and let all simmer 15 min. ”my“: ambivéa; m are 'm' {131%
sites therezboulc Squeeze in the Juice es of Spiritfoi'yine.* 1..” , -.
of the 1PT.: on just before sening
through the potato Lrlcer. -.
pentine.
used as a’ dress. '
sened on a platter.
Buttered Shrimps.' _ ‘
Shell some shrimps, put them in a Stale squarrg M bread can bmupppd
man with a little butt?1 in a thin custard 111.11 1111111 light
9min: cl 5" 111113311 pper nnd slit over b 0“,, and served with jam
"in until hol. P‘s-y some thin pieces of In using onion it you need but half
trend in 11111111- (11‘ lard; drain. place out from the top end not the root
them in a hm Nam” Pile the but- and the rest will keep without Wither-
{cred shtimps on top and serve gar- ing
“13h“! “1m 81‘9" and mdishes. To wash of! the top of a milk bottle.’
*‘-‘ I hold it under the (meet and let the
Oldfanhioned Ginger Bread. water run
mic-half cup sugar. If; cup molasses, in baking wus start them on the
“ .'lovl er shell and put them up higher to
prev ent yellowing.
1'1 ind‘
- cup butter_ 1 egg (beaten slightly).
Ins flour. (scant cuts) 1 cup milk blown
, cot). 1 teaspoan <0tlfi( dissolve in
3k). 1,4 teaspoon (3..“ of cinnamon.
nova and ginger 1“ teaspoon can. «live lightly
Mfr and mix all fox several minutes. If silver is very badly tarnished try
15 healing makes It all the lighter. balling it” in water [0 which a small
Always measure barley flour alter
Brown Bread.
1 cup Indian meal, 1 cup flour. 1 pint
bread crumbs (soaked), 23 cup molas-
«111,1 level teaspoon soda dissolved in
1 teaspoon hot water. Put in tin and
olace ins lllpound lard pail and set
in oven to keep steam out of house.
'lt requires no watching and must cook -~
4 hours
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.1. 1.. .0... .. Mill LIDNHS‘ Will.
1111. state. pleaded guilty in the Unit-
«(ad States district cou1t in Hartimd Stop eating meat for a while if your
last week to violation of the natcolic Bladder is troubling you. 1
art. of December 17 1914 and “as -
"financed by Judge Garvin to lmplld- “7th you wake up with backach-
gnmgnt in the fedem] petitenilary at, and dull misvrv in the kidney melon it
Atlanta for three years and nine cenerailv means you have been 91111112;
'aonths’and to pay a fine of “'01” fno much meat. saw a well-known nu :
“Morals mcmls expressed the belief thority. Meat forms uric acid Which-
that arrest and conviction of Lewis overworks llle Kidneys in their effort
1.,y revenue agent Dobbs of New York to filter it from the blood and they biL
”istfict' would prme a strong deter- tome sort of paralyzed and loss}. -
tent to attempted drug dealing u on When your kidneys get sluggish and
*licipted by some after July ]_ Lewis clog wyou must relieve thlll. like 1011
land a. record dating back to 1895, and relieve your bowels: rerun-vim: all 1 1;-
'had four times been convicted in New body‘s urinous waste. else you ham”
Jersey and New York, beginning op- backache. sick headache. dizzy spells:
wrationg in 1111... state a few months your stomach soursfionsue is coated.
hzt; in Stamford, and when the weather is: bad you have
__ rheumatic twinges. The urine is
uofi’ggAv FOR INSPECTOR“, :cloudy, full of sediment. channels often
{get sore, watex scalds and you are oh~
Rob- liged to seek relief two or three times
Left-over rice, if combined with hot
milk, molasses, raisins, margarine and
salt, makes a. delicious pudding.
Ginger cake steamed and served
with a cream sauce is a. delicious
change'from the ordinary pudding.
Motor Vehicle V‘Coplmisio; 11 r
715 B. Stoeckel announced last week ““2““ the night.
l 1.: l. fifteen inspectors who hale been ‘ z“ r “all a good. reliable phx ‘i
'7‘
i 1 the service of the. _department more Cia“ at once '71 get from )Our phanna- 1
~1 no a year had been granted an in cist about four ounces of Jud Salim
rease in salary ftom 81,250 to $1! 500 a. take a tablespoonful in a glass of water
year effective ‘1‘“); 1' These inspecr- before breakfast for a ten daxs and
(1:3 give examinations to applicants your kidneys .va then act‘flne. . .ITll‘lS:
for licenses to operate motor vehicles. famous salts 15 made from the and of,
The recent session of the legislature grapes and lemon juice. combined with
increased to ’40. 000 a year the allow- lithia, and has been used for genera-
:ence made to the motor vehicle (1e ltions to clean and stimulate sluzgish
partment for the salaries of inspect kidneys also to neutralize acids in the:2
urine so it no longet ixritates, thus end—
in: blndclei x'veakness
Try an adi’ertisrment in thel Jad Salts is a life saver for regular:
c ‘1 'Norwalk Evening Sentinel ":meat eate1s.lt is inexpenshe. cannot
wen.
1! cheese is too soft to grate put it?
Gilt frames ore brightened by rubbing; are entrants. ‘
with a sponge moistened with tur-
Nothing is handler for a summerf
housekeepei' than a bungalow anion (uremia: "sage green chiffon com»
Chops served in a sii1er baking disnl ban to make an unusual mening am
will keep hot much longer than if 1 - The new
A content lords”; 111' one ounce of macs; or paste. and in price from ’5
sifting asit is heavy and packs meay
”lump of washing soda has been added?
. without
The shallow untrim'med necks 1%:
zquire a wearer whose good look:‘
A feral-itg‘wsistline tritnming on a
child‘s dress is a row of Big buttons.
Oi'erh sllnjot flame-minted satin sn‘
5111111111 with sage green emerge fill?
shoe buckles 11911219111111
image 111 size. tram tiny 11131111 to lurid
‘to 8100
3. 141111111. insciownecked «my: trod; "
. When washing white woolen ”eit' the M2 :11th sleeve 31 i
e13 be sure they are well tinsel! to fashion decree With the 111111132111:
' lured froclror blouse the elbow sleeve
is particularly smart.
Since Princess Patricia. has set the
fashion of yellow ri’ honin her tréusn
seau garments yeno has become a.
'favorite lingerie shade.
Primrose crepe do chine nightdress—
lee and filmy white garments threaded
with yelow ribbon are prominently
displayed.
One of the colors in demand tenement; It is . God-end to tiling
women. and
negligee is old gold. in bemy silk‘
crepe « 1
f Malian rose and blue at 9 combined
9.0
lor a kimona model of rich fabrics.
Crushed roses in all sizes are men-
inl‘ully used on summer lists.
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Women who matter from any such oil-
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One finds in this group wrists of
g “‘3‘," varied design for the materials most
”Immhfl" ’ in vogue this season. In the upper
bottles row there is :1 plaid silk combined
nith plain gcorgcltc, “ith a plain
charmeuse satin to the r l.gbt A sur-
plice collar and flowing memes are
distinguishing features of the second
model. in the lower row there comes
first a chic tailored rials! in check
silk. withshouldcr yoke and high col-.
131*. Then follow a demure little de-
sign in White ehiff‘or. cit-1h. tucked at
the shoulders and trimmed with but-
tons. The round neck is bound with:
braid. Last in place and in the order
of fashionable pmductlcn is the
numert
Lydia E. Pinlr~
Haudpainled effects on Georgette ——~ L 1 striped linen with pockets and white
.- . . . . - collar bound xxith colored linen braid.
blnll‘lln .ue anew n:::.in~. of silk nos :3ny STERY HOW “1“; the exception of the first
Hm: 1y twisted
DR. WILKINS
_ model uhich calls for 2 yards 36-
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nor «cold drafts.
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i In wmter, the best way to venti-
late is by means of a warm air
This furnishes a never—
failmg supply of pure outdoor air,
properly heated, and sent through-
out the house—no stufi'y rooms
The summer:
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Every member of your family
is breathing once in every few sec-
This rapidly removes the
oxygen from the air of a closed
room, so that ventilation is nec-
HORACE R. NASll
Corner North Main and West JESts
ties that both he and his wife had
1 been attacked by three burglars w'hom
l the} had surprised at work when they
returned home. llr. “'ilkins was not
at first suspected of the murder His‘
5 story oi an attack by lunglars was at;
first. accepted. and n hunt for the bur-E
glare slatted but when nothing could
the found to support this theory. the'
’physician‘s account‘of the crime he
:Was questioned again and his story
Minis u’tmgfin k
:cK PAINT
than
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porch furniture. It
won't soften and stain
1 stir-inner clothes in hot ma-
Showcrs won't hurt it.
‘ 1! you have ruined dresses with
‘1 poor pa: .nt. come in and nskus
' about U.“ y. N. Deck Paint.
Gerham Company,
South Norwalk, Ct.
bON' 1‘ "('0‘ and 5199‘” 0f 3 9rd”: 7 inch check and 13' vards p‘ain ms- took on many variations. accolding to.
kimona. , ; SECURED ROPE teriai all of the \. sists rmui 1 z"- the police.
1r 1 ' '. . ‘ * a in ‘ 3'3"“ “in“ material. l)1-.\\'llkins was not arrested‘imme-
. 11””. .sllk \eflfi m: lieink m (Spam 60311111180 [torn first Pm. ‘ First Model: Pictorial Review ;dja19]y. the authorities confidmg in a
11111111 5111121119115 m ”P" more O‘ 1 _,.... \L’aistbxcz. 73%;? Sir? iii to 4‘." in promise said to have been obtained
sunk-levy tour: 1. . ‘ . ‘ c es us . 1‘ cc. .1. cm". , ( VET“ from him by District Attorney Weeks.
Fig.1; crocheted from. -..-.::1 mm} jer- 8‘?”- precaution h‘d been "ken m blouse 3’“- 7773. 5526-9 small. me- not 10 run auay. Dr. Wilkins how-
p101 mt Dr “likins from obtaining 6mm and large price .1... ”ms ,_ 111 d B 1 t: hs
.1 bucks 8rd another novelty 1n gunning With Which he mm! “. and Model' “All! No .77?) 1.1;.d snapper“: _\ Slaxgngo hi
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”.39 m txpluin how he came into pos .. — - ~~ escapl c cuon—1n_ .1 more.“ 112
quartet length Chinese session 1r ll) "’9 which was new cents. . he went from New \ork. but about a
7' .: me coming to the fore in. or it “a? “fa" 0hr as. one from F711”; glory; ch Wightt 33.: “95:; 'week after his departure he returned
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u. l<11 ire models. the outside- to thaw the “be to the mini: 0 n c J 1 CE - :gs’géanh m ”“3 cit) «nu “‘8 M
Panels of heavy litre are used inlpflsmm'. for his cfll contained no pawn, “0.19,: Wang X“. 1-335. ’ _ ' . . E
Homo-l c frocks and a blouse or lace windows. The bathroom where ,1)". Sizes. 34 to 42 inches bust. P‘rice. .. l'f‘su‘kfl‘ '3‘me? “.99?“ murmied
*‘ ‘ Wilkins ended his life also was Vltb- 1011.111 that persons mthm 1hr jail
to a skirt of sports satin.
sweaters. some
are either "domed“
with contrasxing color wool in allover
patterns- or ivatme colorful holders.
MAY NOT ABANDON LINE.
is slim.- :
All 1\‘1~.1l jersey
Slt‘vV-es
Court of Opinion it Cannot Grant
Street Railway Petition.
_out windows:
. Julia “‘ilkine, for whose death
A sect-ch ot hurdmo
stores. and other places where rope is
sold 11115 to be made today in an cf-l
fort to trace the purchaser.’
One or the three letters Irritten by
Dr “ilkins just before he ended his
life declared that he was
Another. addrcosed to Sheriii' Phineas
Seaman. requested that $60 in
rlmbes be used to have his body crsv
mated.
20 can“.
Fifth Model: Waist .\’o. 7682.
Sizes. 34 to M inches bust. Price, 20
cents.
her husband was held responsible. was
innocem beaten to death on the night of Feb-
his
ed by s hammer and a piece of lead
pipe. She had struggled for her life. .
Dr. Wilkins informed the authori-
Judge Howard J. Curtis. l‘P!«.u‘\'0d
his decision in the Suprior court last . p
week on the application of Judge J.
Moss lves. receiver of the Danbury &
1: -1hel Street Railway (‘11., lo abandon
llie Elm street line of the system. in
announcing this Judge Curtis slaled'
that he was doubtful as to whether or , .
not he had the authority to permit the
permanent abandonment of the line
and asked the nttornev for the recei‘.'- :
n to quote him authority for such an
act.
He said he would recommend that:
the road be pexmilted atemporary, .
suspension of the se: 1ice (nor the
line pending the decision of the public
utilities commission
Judge Ives said that no opposition
to the petition to abandon the line:
was made at the hearing yesterdax. i'
and that so far as he knows no one in
the section served bv the Elm sueet
line. has expresed am opposition lo
any member of the common council.
It is expected that the public utilities;
commission will hold a hearing on the
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has! decree.
A model for every figure
(each cadmivc for its purpocees
combining Slenderncss,
Grace and Supplcness, with
W. B. Nulortn
rovide “Much Cor-
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rusty 27 inst in the driveway of her:
Long Beach home. her skull fmctur-.
pxobablx prisoners. furnishm in
kins uilh the lope be 11 ed to hang
4 himself.
An autopsy performed lasl nigh:
“ ”' disclosed that death was due”
in 111-11 i|t‘( l. «1111 11111 sililliyulaliml
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Dr. 8408 Dress 8384
25 cone each number
and
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The Lure of the
Gingham Frock
is an outstanding
{cattllc
Summer
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Fashions,
liMVllCl‘C out-
side 01 Pictorial
RCVlCW
adorable col—
lection of dainty
models be found.
JULY
Pictorial
Review
Pattern
NOW ON SALE
James Donnelly
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an: When the kidney. are overworked,
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