. Cheese Dreams.
Bread, cheese, salt. cay.enne must
. lumber. Cut bread in slices 5-:
“hph thick,- remove CluslS; pu: togeth
1915:1113,- with slices of cheese be—'
”befiar- a thick laye: of grated
flecks. first sprinkling v. 11 salt cay-
me ind mustard. .\I:.lt- 2 table-
moons 11: butter in chaffing dish or
1171115111111, and when bubbling lay in
or 3 sandwiches and saute. “'hen
agheese is melted and bread well
howned on bath sides slip on to a hot
_'i)latter and serve :1‘ once
These 1:: be s1? rved w1th a gieen
r1331“ for lumli- or as a supper dish.
Baker’s bread is preferable for these
sandwiches.
Rice cooked Southern Style
Take 1 111;) of rice; wash thorough-
" Iy; add 4 L11; »- of boiling water, 1 tea-
‘ spoon of S21. 1., (‘ock in double boiler
Falntil the gmins begin to crack open.
“Then take from fire and turn into a
.trimmer and rinse well in cold water.
Put back in double boiler, but do not
11 any more water. Let it steam an
'1' longer: then scene. The grains
3 be separate and fluffy. Be careful
1. to let it get too soft the first cook-
The water draino'd off the rice is
very good to use ‘11 place of starch.
for‘gtarching clothes.
1. * an
Wheat Bread.
'Two tablespoons sugar. 2 table-
mpoons lard. '2 teaspoons salt. Pour
over this '1 cup boiling water. and
‘l’fi cups hot milk. W'hen cool add 2
“ 77‘? yeast cakes diso‘lved in 1~2 cup warm
water. 1 quart flour. Beat well. Cov-
er and,=:et in 'pan of warm water.
When 'GEX'E‘ light add 4% cups flour.
1"" ht. rise. keeping the water in thr 11:11
.about the same temperature. Then
when light make into two loaves. let
arise and bake --4 of an hour.
4
Soak two cupfuls rolled oats in one
and one~haif cupfuls sour milk or but-
'termilk for two hours. Add two table-
spoonfuls melted butter. three table-
siamoonfuls of sugar. one egg, well
beaten; 1 teaspoont‘ul soda. 15 tea-
21"},70011’88", one cupi‘ul white flour. lleat
gboroughly Fill greased muffin pans
1wo-tl'1irds full and bake in hot. oven.
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,f . THE LETTER—19194940.
’ Horatio Lang and Mabel Strang
Were low as. loud and hue,
Each dreamed about :1 cozy flat
Designed to shelter two.
"Nightly he courted her—they dWelt
Onoclty block apart,
., ftBnt he couldn‘t get lis courage up
in To ofl‘er her his lit-art.
1" And so Horatio penned a note
; In potases honey sweet.
And laid his love and weekly 11.1120
At Haters dainty feet.
He begged her for a line at 0111;»
To let him know his fate.
hen mailed the miss Evej _\..-13
And t him down to ~wait
‘zl‘he ye s rollec 0n Wllh 1101111132
and he grew stout am. gray.
.And Mabel when she met him sniffed
And looked another way. l
he married Guy Lewellyn jt.llk>‘,
' A movie star of fame,
“Then, to Horatiq’s great surprise.
1 Atlast her answer or me.
“Your letter was delivered.
This afternoon at three,
£0 your proposal comes." he 1-3:. ' 1.
“A «little late for’ me. i
"I'hq’ postmark show; a. date. be'lui 11
Some twenty years ago,
‘ :1en Burleson ran the mails. alatk.
am they were 1atl1er slow." ‘
' s—Minna Irving. in N. Y. Sun. ‘ E
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'Ei‘ry. Before You Pay E
«13.. :‘ENPINE', the great aiscovery
"t ASTHMA, HAY FEVER,
NCHITIS nd CATARREI has
lfed. wonderful results with
ns’ands at the moat otubLoz-n
,éirggtments ed, _ fry
1‘ m ourag ' y 1 .a:
who this truly, me
:is gone lake
1 nel‘
1 it
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' rurred on October
:is closed down for
'Iturpose 01‘ takinz inventory.
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l 1 111‘ 111 1‘ 1"; __ W 1 10‘ ~ '_ 7 . 1.111113 iront and tack paneis on
,. .1 J 11 1s .1 , 11:11. 111.;111 ‘ “1 ' “‘ . . .
g ’ :1rls and womens j: esses are em-.
\egelable salad-1.. 'd ”d 1
‘ 3101 e‘. 1 '
Let all Tur 3 1 11.: 12-: 1-1 . . ' l
(“”0 to 11' __ U _ ‘ , \elvet bass have yaded effet‘rs pro—
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A“ LVpel‘l , u 1 1 . 1.11ced by bands or small quantifies. of
i 1 ‘. 11‘: ‘11-:' 1 1 1 1:1 1 1 A“ _ ‘
1" h' j '1' A heading. 9
1:‘ S 53 l'U141'1 ' . 1 1 s :
N . .. 1. _ _ 1» , . 2:- ,_ , thildz‘ens part3: :rocas are some-
E elt 11-1. .sl Y1< kn? l 1.- r .1.c 1‘ -: ' _; . ' . ..]_ h . . f
g n 1111' MLn' 5 1-11 1..r1~. mane. “1:11 1.11 es to l e waist
3 1 r,' .
, . . _ line. I
A luau Idea >2. v1.1] neVer 11+ ZUL.
E llanx of (l 3 lam. ' ribbons
1011 ed by 11 nth (16‘s. it.
.. 1 .. . . _ , for the pressnt fas lionable tests.
11.11“; '1 egetncles like); (0 IErlllrl’L 2:1
. 7 _. . . . . .7 t Pleadngs are use 1 in every possible
”19 stomach 1-10.1.1 1m (aten 11.1111 21 _
on w mm .way and on new avosible garment.
1 11 1‘1 . »~- ' 1 . . .
. . . _ _ . Delirately tinted writing papers are.
bamp cooked 11s '1]:th and sand , 1
- . , _ . Just now preferred to white
“1111 cream 1111:..cs 1.n excellent Dream ‘ , _ . .
‘_ 1 xlnlliant linings. are an inevitable
111st cereal. -’ ‘ _
., , , ,. . ., _. f» more 0: the flowi'g cape coats.
( y'eramen tnants shuuu.‘ be ”:11. .11 11
One taffeta frock has a little puffed:
Jilin" just abote the knees.
White knitted worsted and sports
. r“ 1.— 111; 5111: 11111111
cool place “.3.
“.211;
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axe used
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\‘1'lwn using flour 1); an 111;er:o;'
, . , . _ satin are used tor .swports costume.
quality potatoes Will inucn improxe ‘ ,
‘ ' A chllds play st: of apron and cap‘
)uul‘ bread. ! ‘ ornam ntod with was St’tch.
. . . . . . l5 0 -" 1
Badly soiled clothes 1: soaked 113
1 African brown and tan pumps with
the baby Louis but] are fashionable
worn with street dresses and suits.
. Girls to whom the tam o's‘hanter
born}: 01 er night. will wash easily.
(‘hops and steaks keep longer
any unclean or sour parts are removed
it
at once. . ’
Cold E 1 Fill? 01' headgear is becoming will de-
e‘VUd ' a‘o . » . .
. PU ‘ ts m‘” ue sum-d light in the bathing caps made on the
1 armed in milk and seam:- 18d ‘11th
tam s:yle.
suit and b it . > . . .
u er 'w;th a planet! band of white rubber.
in taking out stains with chtmicals
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The tam part is trimmed5
. _ There are very high collars worn.
be sure we chemicals are thoroughly Va.” ”gem is p1 Galen-pd for em;
washed out. ‘ .ul‘. ' - . k
When cumming butter and sugar, 1" 1... frOCkQ (11:11.1... :gflie short
.‘ottrn butter by putting it owr a ‘10!“ .A ' ' ‘
“Cami ' " ‘I . ~ .
l “E led kltllle- 1 I -.’__.g._s are {rogue—11$;- round in ”181
Hot, water is best {or the first :1”).
. . . «J: 11.
”using after washing clothes ’31"?‘.l ‘1, ”‘2 Penn». applique are below
5021;) and warm water. .1. f V , I.
k F’ (1
Mixtures which are raiseo with 1 22s
alone should have Whites and y'o .> “”1wa 1111' Mw‘. "my: H“ on
' ‘ ~ -::1. '111 lines.
separately beaten. - ,;__. <11 still hall» ”.3 lead as :1 1211?
Always wet cornmeal with roll , 1...,
water before pouring it into T3104 11.x I: I“
‘ .11 more simple costumes serge.
‘11:: “rte-r to " s -
’ ‘ make mu 11' sine and tusor are prefmred
\\'he;1 the elbows 01’ a s"-'»-11‘1»:' r
”luv" 1",”
l»; ~‘::1.-.li boys wear suits of while
out “if a mm“ “haw "‘" "2‘ 7 " waists and colored trouser“ for all om‘
same size and sew it on .r. ”15”.. 1
"MW" do ”“5 “r darn it in. Tim ~ _ "welt i- a uomrcn‘on of the
It a. \VhEr} chair mus: b1" 1111111110 12 ”mus ~1.i7.
ecorzmnitzany for an invalid take 1.1 00““ N13 4..., «on! 2.3-] 2......“ for.
urdnaiy chair and attach :‘oui' (asters :—'.l!;llllel' 111711ss. _, -
‘0 E“ four “’8‘" l‘oa's fur rhlltlrrn 31,—;- ‘1‘1121191‘ scan-y
To make quick paste dissolve 172 tilycut. :
teaspoonfuls of flour in one. cup 111 A “01'... Uf marine 35”“. satin has:
water. Break up all the lump- and :15...“ (12' ecru bait-7e, - .
”1"“ rook 5“" “mmfeg- A graceful frock of tulle has a diag-
A drop 11!‘ mes-111* Lil 1n_-t-e.si1‘11.1‘.ly wholly tucked skirt. '
dropped on ‘11“ 1111's ‘1? ferns and Printed Georgette is now being
other plants will stimulate growth
used for separate blous‘ozs.
Printed voile and gz‘-l‘LV‘"t‘ lvlo‘dwxs‘
‘n surplice style with {rill collars-.- are,
"wry popular.
Large square mesh
nfill small hats.
and keep thtm art-en. .1111}:
produce the same results.‘
When the whole he». a Sings-‘1' ' “
another ultl ducking 111.1}
ruta piec» this over the
hole and around it. It will stay much
longer than if you darned it.
Keep 1-. r‘loriiespin in a handy til-111:»
the sink. It is much better 101'
is said to
V-llf‘
are "of 11
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ALLEGED METHOD IN DELAY.
Race Between Death and Divorce,
scraping aluminum ware than a knf'r Says Counsel in Rundle Suit. 1
will spewiily rnnove the flicking Charging that Mrs. Gladys A. Run-'
1, 1913, with the tile did not bring divorre against her
husband Samuel H. Handle Of Dan-
made from bury. in good faith._2n-;i that she was
cu; squares doing all she could to delay a trial,
Then knowing the husband was 87 years
cooking utensil.
A paste book can be
thick brown paper.
enough to make a book. sew
Ethem together on the outside. pasje a old. Col. J. Moss Ives, counsel‘for the
picture on the outside. You can 115;; a: defendant, asked in the Superior court
The factory of the R. & G. C0156: 1:0,;
the want»; for the V curred on October I.
Jt‘ltvilflflfl.
‘cross-complaint are sustained. the
film: a committee be appointed to take 1.1311!
The Rundle marriage, which oc- through his counsel for the appoint-
__818. with the mom of a commit tee to bear the ex 1-
:wife leaving on the same day practl- deuce.
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View. yonnmtraalintbeneeeo- . 1
~ ' lityofbeingfitandfreshinorder 1
to succeed inyour chooen work.
There are many men in the ,v
world today whohave to contes-
Ibottheyhavo failed simply be-
cause they neglected to give
propel-attention to their health.
Timely use of Beecham’s Pilk
willkeep younlertandatthetop
of your condition, all the time. .
Theyexertaremukablysfimu- ,-
lsfinzinfluenoenotonly upon the 1
various organs of digestion, but
also upon the entire organism.
They drive away latitude and
depression, infuse energy and
cheer-follies: and thoroughly
equip one for the health-twinge:-
dealofbulinem. 'l'hisouzhtto be
reason enough for most people to
TAKE
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plain by having an All-Connurficut ban .
rm: LARGEST SALE 01- ANY ‘ 1
MEDICINE IN THE WORLD” ' ‘LI'
am
25 cent-nob numb"
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of l he
Ult‘
ifor 11'1 leais one week when (\(‘X"
llodge in the (ountrv with their hands
Eand thousands of mom singing antlers
Ewill hold forth. The parade this year
Ewill be the largest within the history
of the grand lodge as it is expected that
[more than 300 uniformed lodces will
be 1n line This is one of the My 0st
“eats of the contention -
Connect ('1 is 211111" to sail of:
{duet on Monday 9‘1 "nine. July 71h. This
llamquvt will belt. ld 111 HA: 'llotel .\lur
tinique and according ‘10 all reports
will be a bummer. All of the high-:13-
l’ll.
dotu
r’u" madv'
1‘.
RESP“ .\tiong aux NOW 3.
lftn "ta.
P ‘, 11*»: this hon-tun and Ethos: Soul};
A! All Draggiot-J Marmot-lo“.- -; 11f 8!“:st purl. is handl'nzr the local able.
" I“. “6’ _ C m are and mi... 1'
w" .? ’ ‘ ’ E
cally, her suit for divorce following a John W.
Banks. 11 was further dis-I
1‘1'121strm ion
grand lodge.
It is npssihle that this will l1.
last grand lodge mmvenlinn m m-
m the Eu! tor lame years 11-11
of local Ellis 1 .‘
\ol‘ntiqm.
larae num ber
11111 R i the
V» 'thlll\1;T0.\. Juno
\\ ilson stunt l llt¢‘l\a;lll"1adb.ll
c nni 1)
become 311w Minn
3‘ 1m -_
The Lure of tlic
Gingham Frock
IS an outstanding
feature of the
Summer Fashions,
and nowhere out-
side of Pictorial
Review can such
an adorable col—
lection of dainty
models be found.
.1 #‘
JU LY
NOW ON SALE
James Donnelly
Howl Blackstour. Illl‘l‘L'I
headquarter.-
offal! lllt'il'
111 rmr
ills \l'llll ll I11 1 1?» (l
.luly l.
“Hill r'lll‘l‘F an
w; : _ : 3 ‘ .7 .1 (1, . ‘ .
e1. 1n elkdoni “ill be 111 '11 udan M \ 11. 1‘1, mrrnuwh 11111«_
and the affair “all be elttrenml ‘\,v a, .... ’
EL: cabaret show and the hotel arches-l ~73? 1m 2C\‘eni‘tmt n1
itsnlte
Nm‘uofli lix't-Ilill:
sire 'l:e ll-‘Ft
Silt-3'1
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Review‘
:rest and recreation. The followers of 1nd of i: for tlm 2011. r3) t"|}‘_(l'1‘.fl!'€.‘.
the purple and white will take full pos- The registration in auditorium 10* 1‘1 (ts
’ session of its seven miles of boardwalk DUCllf‘Jl “Iii b1 on H11 I‘.\l‘l§h!l,’.’- *lmu'
1; nor
‘1
1 ill"
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PRESIDENT snons 5.11.11:
fl". - 3"”, H‘tlent
7 ulian
1hr
held
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slrllalu‘ r
in mid—w 01m
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month later. and then the husband's closed in the. statements that Mrs. THE BEST DRINK YOU HAVE EVER 1‘le
counter claim. wi‘li 'he chart» of in» Rundle has disappeared. His cOunsel ‘
‘ld-“égr “mun 1‘” 13.11: N. . -.-»-_ and self 'L'l‘lMul. lilx Illa! ho llrd
1.,,1._..1u._ 153-1“; 1 ' . 1115-111 not men able to communicate with DR'NK_
lion because of the “etl'h 11.11 11:11 (-1 Let. and may sn‘ort to find her had
the husband.
It was said tha’ he “'1‘.
His advanced tears and mt,‘
for sun»
02'
s wort ‘1 3'..-
subsequen: proceedings nuke
station. and. if the allocations
11.11.;
sation will be increased.
Col. Ives as much as iminuuu‘i last
movements for delay. In other words.
divorce.
The proceedings were begun
November.
made every effort
although pleading
to secure a trial.
* ea 1 9‘s ' ' s —
no it p 1-09.... leClp€.. ctc. .. Elbe evidence. Emonths ago one delm after another he e'iven to :l:1 publiw Pollller'timlt‘ Bunsen-Powell Corp. .
~T1' .n arl ertzsemnm in thei The motion was opposed by Attor has followed until now the court rear will be r91! («11‘th by hundreds of‘ New England Confectionery
.South - “w“am Evening Sentinel ”‘2‘” Jacob B. Klein. acting for Stod- is about to clo‘: e. and no trial will be Elks from 1-.11 pans of the state and a' 00.
10.1 desire :he best results c-btazn- ard Goodhart £1 Stoddard of New possible until October next Name ““1“” ‘ ”m ”“5 on" w’“ a.-E Frank H. Baxter’s
able. Hanan. counsel for the wife , Judge 311'. Bundle is in feeble health. lie-(tend. Atlanii 013' is not only the; mt; mm
' __ :Honard J. Curtis res wed decision. Ewams to tell his story. He asked greatest conundon city in this coun—K Olifl'ord Pharmacy
Col. hes sugges1ed Judge th
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ELKS HEAOY FOR CONVENTION.‘
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week that there was method in the cirtlos in 121;»
reunion
that it was a race between death andivention 11s- it vzll
llO be held
idst the “wk of
Counsel for the husband to be the greatest convention ever held
by this t-atriog-
were finishedfport of its .11 102::
try, bu; has been rightly christened;
"Th Playground of the “‘orld." for
l
e can be found el‘ery facility for:
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mp wm be He .1 11-. Atlantic Ci‘y og—angf
the Wes 1 Commencing July 7.
ONE DRINK MEANS
Invigorating. '
.2111 of interest in Elk‘
1::_v will be the grand
upler or Victory Con
‘19 called. which is;
ic Ci ty beginning
This ptomiscs
nr— R! :1': T? L“
of 1);:-
Ask the man at the soda fountain.
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order and a full re-E
var avirities \rillE
SOUTH NORWALK
Flaw Pumas:-
\timulatinv. ' ‘
Look on the bright side of life after you have ordend 11
1 drink of 020.
020
Ah OTHER
The 020 Company, \Nilt-‘u, ($01111.
OZO dispensed at we following places:
NORWALK
Eagle Confectionery
Devine & Hardwick Phar-
mocy
DARIEN
Bridge Pharmacy
“’ESTPORT
Allen ‘8 Pharmacy
Healthful!
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