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fun white flour. 1.5 cup corn-'
.. ' 1-3_eup sugar, 4 tuspoons bak- amid its gmmng.
e W. 1-2 teaspoon salt. 1 egg. 1 _~_ _
Ooh Boiled Frosting.
m sugar. 2 tablerpoons cocoa.
‘ milk, butter thtL size of
‘ - . Boil five minutes. and beat
-oold. Add little vanilla and put racquet, .
beating rugs. carpets and furniture.
1glam». then polish with a dry cloth.
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salt. 1 tablespon butter, beat otherwise they will be watery.
. ’ chocolate Cake.
‘One cup sugar. 2 squares
. 14 cup butter, 1-2 cup milk.
a! * “ t Keep flour in a dry plat-‘3 and ‘H-ep i‘ .
away from stron: smelling mods to
“a. ‘ l L-ahleapuun melted bullet: Try kf'f‘OFFD‘? oil for wa.:?:ing win-
dows. Dampen a cloth with it. lr-an the
Do nut throw away the old tenni:
1" *1” "on” ’3 hand" f"ruin: smoothly hath back and front:
' must have underneath a braselore that!
2i! and mash 3 potatoes; add’l tea- drained before starting to mash them.
a. flour to makega drcp hazter. l When you "1“ Filver "T “HF 3“"
“can baking powder. Bake in hot 9. teaspoonful of beta. '_0 the H1115.
sun-ed zriddle in zreased rings. Rim-e “8" in hot “at” and Doll-11 fectly smooth front thich fastens over;
> with a linen cloth which sheds no lint. fectly smooth front which (stem over?
- at the side of the bodice shows an ugly;
melted Clean chinchilla furs with talcum “He in the center when worn our ‘1
"a ' powder well rubbed into the skin and
The Balaton Important. .
The brasaiere is blooming more and i
more essential as women are wearing
them not only to hold the flesh in re-?
striction, but also for the rupport‘
which they give the figure when worn;
with a low bust corset. This support
is a great necessity in this day of real
The plain gown it'll its bodice ht-
‘work for women. 3
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give-s. shapely curves to the bust but;
Potato Muffins. Be sure the potatoes are thoroughly without any gather: that form “as”:
such as were noted with the camisole-
corsel corsets were in vogue.
Styles Dependent on Bunion. l
The place of fastening the bracelet-e:
is‘ also a feature that may mar the ef-‘
brasaiero that opens down the frond.
“a...“ 2 9835. 1 teaspoon baking then shaken out. Hot Salt will clean So many of the latest .3me have ‘1
7 “4‘ sealaltin and beaver beautifully.
. .2 ; 1 teaspoon vanilla. Melt but-
folung—One and one-half cups
fecfloner'e wear. moinen with
, "an: add a little melted butter and
Wfim‘ I
by dampness. gently rub with a soft
linen cloth dipped into olive oil.
be together For cleaning mahogany furniture
and removing the white spots caused
The water in which rice has been
side front fastening and croc- over the.
back. The hook-ln-back model is at;
isfttctory. too. if the back is cut low so.
that the wearer can reach high enough‘
to fasten the garment without mist-I
ant-e. l
The simple smart gown is generally;
at .' N "9"“ 33W"- boiled can be mixed with the milk to adorn-d. but—it is dependent for “a,
, . flour, 1 can “3mm” will be necessary.
juice. 1-2 can French peas, 1-2 ,-
lelhrooma; season well to taste. Put shelf ready for use.
"5!!!!an in last, served hot on toast
4.
7 Put one teaspoon butter in a sauce- juice dry in. then polish with a rut:
“when melted add one teaspoonful braglh
W. stir until blended pour on ' ——-|
W 'with one leaspoonful vanilla causes the milk to evaporate. Allow
Hume hot. four hours for the baking of a milk
“ 2 ' *"‘—“ "‘*"— _.-.._ pudding.
‘5: I'll-IONS OF LEAD PENCILS.
The World’s product of lead pencils Make banana randw‘iches {or the
will. will}:.'°...:;“:z;...";;: m mm- “831"“ m
7% are‘ madr- from Amaripany lain nearly the same nourishment as
mummar. The l'nited States meat. and children usually prefer
We about 730.000.000 a year, or them.
#Jhan eight pencils for each of -
“inhabitants. - ~
,. if unpleasant odors from cooking
_ . -—~-~~—- ._ » ,,_.-_. . [ingpr in the house, Ill“ fl“? dI‘ODS 0‘
0055. NOW. THE loll of lavender into a pan of bollimz
TEETH YOU WANT water. Let this boil for flu. mimim
and the rooms will smell sweet and
prevent decay is more important clean.
than to repair the tooth.
. _‘_ ' Silver will require no speial clean-
.00! dentz=t ('83 repair a decayed ing if it is regularly washed in hot
if you have not neglected it too soapy water and thoroughly drit—d.
.. You ‘h‘mld see 11”” ”Vim“ "“3" Add a few drops of ammonia to the
soapy WHEY.
to pmvtmt decay is more impor-
”I!!! to repair the tooth. Y To wash picture glasses use a pad
. I“? found that teeth will de‘ made of newspapers dipped into warm
, till gel. yellow in spite 0f the soapy water, then rub with soft cloth
» use of ordinary dentifricos. dipped in methylated spirits.
Muse there are creVices be— A good pastry is made with one
teeth and under the thin pound of'flour. one teaspoonful of bak-
0! the gums which remain 1111‘ in: powder. four ounce: of shortening
_even after a Vigorous bTUSh‘ and a pinch of salt. Be sure not to
’I use too much water in mixing or the
1 .. . of people have discover- pabtry will be heavy. - .
one best way Lo prevent decay? '
use HcK l: R Calox. This new-‘ lilac-nits should be handled as little
vfimfifdce contains real oxygen. Na as possible in mixing. If you like a
refresing, lifegiving anhd pur- crusty exterior, place them in The pan
"a m. Without the OXl/gen in the so they do not touch each other. They
would die. Although invigorzw will look better if baked close to-
t'f ’te teeth. ongen stlfles germs. gether_‘but they will not make as
" is?!) is freed in the mouth and quickly as they will if separated.
mt“. intotevery crevice between,
yquietly gas'slng the danger“ A good way to keep medicatedab-
- ‘wms into harmlessness. 'sorbent cotton clean 82’”? it has been
. today whether you will use used and the seal is bro-km). is to 'mll
.:03101 and prevent decay 3113 it tightly in the’ tissue paper It is
33-h. 01' whether you W1“ “39 an (Use a preserve Jar), place the cover
9 Wm“ and take chances. on tightly and you have a'clean. germ-
;ear toybnr dentist and twice proof place for it. -~
hm & R Calox spells safe-
? a . l-lardwick. Norwllk, Potatoes are solved with meat in or—
?barmaoy, 80. 53nd; der to neutralize the acids: One po-
' ‘ tato will neutralize the acids of two
’ 1 slices of roast. While rice is a substi-
*' tute for potatoes. it only provides the
starch and’ln order to obtain‘the po-
tassium necessaryjor neutralizing the
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‘3‘: your dentist to preserve wrapped in and slip it into a. glass jar“
acids. you should include cabbage;
beams, celery, “milk. apples or prunes ‘
€90 ms milk, 1 tablespoon butter. be used in a pudding—and 19,1; mill: t-ltatm and style on the kind of figure
~ IUD; \y-arer has or makes, and that is
lar:tvl:.- a matter of whether she wears
“bathrooms. Melt butter. add Keep your meat grinder free front a rim-poly braasler or none at all. f
dlyfiy'aatd juice from salmon; add dust by tying a paper bag over it. in
4%? ‘ingredients—milk. peas and this way it may be kept screwed to a bras-rivre to create the foundation so
that sample things can be bgautlfull
. and smart_ and the low bus-t corset.
Sumtoga chips. It is said you can polish boots callinz for help in 1!: figure support-l
" ’ -—-——- quickly and beautifully by rubbing ill: functiona—the hrassiere is an all
H“ Chw‘" 33"“ them with a piece of orange. be! the i;t.-po:t..r:t factor in woman‘s wardrobe.
S.) Withh? styles depending on the;
Tho Front Opening.
't'« Plate told the why of the side or
m *capful boiling '3‘": one will!“ All mill: puddings such as rim '32- back fastening styles dominating. but.
”I. 03" square chomlate mellt‘di ioca, etc.. should be cooked slowly. the las'.’ In-{ront will not, be out of
Milli! ’83 beater, b0“ ten minutes. Rapid boiling thlr0)rS the fialor and the rum. -. by any means. -
if the woman .hai pads of flesh on:
tier the aims and under the shoulder‘
blades, the brassiere that books in
front draws that flesh from the un-
der arm forward toward the front and
it holds the flesh under the shoulder
blades more firmly. So after all is
said and done the woman's individual
‘ nerds must count in the selection.
The bandeau i.- tlll a good seller for terday morning in an airplane flyin:
little Miss Slim and her mother who
"ju.=_t needs a little suppor?" and like.-
a small bit of silk cotton mesh
.n hold in the top of the comet. . ;Jame.¢ 0. Payne. escaped
'downward plunge with a broken right
The plane was coming dawn
« SHORE LINE CARS TO RUN AGAIN. hand,
XOR‘VICH. July Int—Opmtjon 0' at the time of the accident from an
cars over the Shore Line EectrlC’
altitude of 2.000 feet,
Railway system will begin shortly,ac-: . .. . _
cording to a. statement by President descend"! ”‘ a "d" 59"“, “‘1 "Em
R. W. Perkins. of the company. today. .9
He did not set a date. but said that Then
the first cars probably would be run' It "de 'n the nation
'Ofer the New London division. the “hm.“ ’5 5° ’
routes of which are in the City of New .
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PATTERNS
AUGUST
PAT T E R N 5
Now On Sale
CATERING TO THE “'HIMS 0F
Satin firmed Challis requires only
a collar and cuffs of hematitcbcd or~
gaudy for decorative effect when
made up after the first of the three
dresses pictured above. The waist is
in bfgh effect. with skirt attached.
the neck being equate at the front.
yards 44—inch chailia and
yard organdy are needed for medium
‘ TAUGHT AC VEf-‘TS w snug;
ElGGEST FLY S‘C A wtilt
‘conuecrlcut VALLEY
Plain and check gingham combine TOBACCO cROP 6000‘
gracefully in the second dress. The
it!!! of pl‘aTn material it long at
the aides and back. the front of the
skirt extending above
panel effect.
The condition of the tobacco rrop< Country name} ‘5:
in the Connecticut Valley is mink.
'ly all that could be defined by the
unvernmontcmf cm? cmfw cmfwrp '
art-owe”. the crops bolus of excellent
the indicatiou- that the
normal or. even better
is an uncertainty
marketing situation that is interest.-
in: buyers and trauma
may lead to a condition not
rear. when thousands
wore not sold at the time of par- was found ”I“, ..
the belt in
Two and onevhalf yards
check and 135 yards plain 35inch
gingham make the dress.
One mm: have a detached panel
at the back if the little "best" dress
is factioned of tub satin.
design is trimmed with a dainty bit
a! embroidery and tucks. in addition
to the panel at the hock. Three and
one-half yards Winch satin are need-
ed for medium size.
rim Model: Pictorial Review Drea-
No. 7791. Since. 6 to u yearn. Price.
Apr-llt‘a'wlxl
board rm 9-: ‘ ..
\‘i9ld will ”0‘ schools 0: 1*
was .t-olnl-u‘ml-r» .l: t.-
unllke hr an an H.
mowed (Mr-x: ~-
Semnd Model: Dress X0. 7679. Sia-
es. 6 to 12 years. Price. 20 cents.
Third Model: Dress X0. 5023.
G to 14 years. Price. 20 cents.
It is u‘tul at this time of tho vrar
~ tobacco buyers
crop.- in thu field but not enough to
!a few offers have been
from .in the ield but not enough to
warrant the assumption that the gen-
for the season would
be to sell by this method. but instead
It would seam that a pet‘iodof watch: schonEhou<o
ful waiting has set in on both sides.
the ultimate
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FLIER KILLED AT MfNEOLA STORM STOPS HANGING.
An eizhteenth
_ __ on Renslnzton rommon was
Plane Crashes 3‘ “ °¢“°"d‘ "'3". ped for a time (twin: to a strange
On Auz. 19.
the dau— of
oral tendon c-v
the Ground.
the execution. a
Stephen B. Jollmron. 1'“. o
crashed to death yes. Tl-‘E 'EST "-V ‘ELLS
companied by thunder and lightning
These condi-
tions lasted for nearly 48 hours. and
people billet'ed that‘ the last
‘ hour set for
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.Lttalde. Tex . and torrents
growers anticipating a higher prico'
than the buyer: at this time indicate
a willinm’tr-nc
not appear to be a wild prophecy that
the growers will unite in holdin: the ,'
product until such time as they h
dispose of .' to the best mutual ad-
200 ,‘Ir-l a‘ult .7
t‘ouah rs: 1;. (ix
r-nla.
Oltvt' I . Box “t
the txwrufénn arrived
crowd cried shame on the sherifl for
hanging a man when the world was
coming to an end. As he persisted in
his preparations they burst through
the barriers and stopped the proceed.
inns. shouting that the culprit might
as well wait a few minutes. then the:
grand summons aould come for all.
The sheriff had to obtain the assist
ance of a tone of soldiers before the ticut
,executiou could be carried out.——Lon cases of tobacco carried over by the
- growers from last season. and held
:for sale (his. year by the various as~
sociatlons wlth which they are amt,
1h» machine.
may family
,wihou fat as low: ‘
achine
The In It was estimated by a grower yes-
terday that there are in the (‘onnoc- _
by covering 7‘
faces with .t smallhr;
'tion of time :
Contaim rm ll - '*
d all min until it neared the ground.
idon Chrinicle.
He had been sta-
lpndon. Mr. Perkins said thatennugbLtloned 3‘ ”“91“"! '0' Q"? 9‘“
l mployes had asked for reinstatement ithree months.
to make it possible to operate some i
cars. These men are subject to can;
by the company. \ \ l
l service overseas.
HARTFORD MERCHANT
NEW LOXI‘OX July 3l.--l. R. Blum~'ued_
enthal. of Hartford. axed 65
dcnly at hi; summer home
Beach yesterday afternoon.
seated on his veranda at 12.30 in his;
usual health and fifteen minutes Iat~‘
er. a maid found him dead.
was due to heart disea‘e.
. died sud ’
at 009.“ ANNIVER.ARY OF SYORM WHICH
CAUSED H‘AVY DAMAGE
IECALLED
Yesterday was the annive‘rsary of,
‘one of the worm rain storms in thohls
Fourteen years IKO.’
the dam in .\'orth Bridgeport burta.}
one man. Michael Moran was dmwn~l
ed: boats were carried ashore or ‘
wrecked: business was tied for sever
at days: 11.40 inches of rain fell lni
twenty-six hours and damage amount
lug to more than $1,000,000 was done.
by a cloudburst that started on Satur-
day afternoon. July :9. 1905. and last-i
“IT 00258 OUT.”
__.__.___ Even in statistics as dry as Grid-
A G‘RATEFUI. WOMAN’S STORY lgrind would have them, there is Im-
Mre. Robert Blair. 461 S. 30th St. mor.
Terre Haute, Ind, writes: "I suffered
two years with kidney and bladder
trouble. After taking Foley Kidney chancellor of the exchequer, recent-,
Pills a few short week- I found my
trauma gradually disappearing. The British parliament a budget
hackaches stopped and I am also free
from thoes tired spells and headaches.
and my vision is no longer blurred."
Foley Kidney Pills help the kldneya
keep the blood clean and eliminate the! that the “floating debt"
impurities that cause backache, '
matlc pains, sore stiff and
Joints and muscles
“BONE
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Made to Mtats'n't
Guaranteed .
Write for Appointrtnt
56 WEST AVE ,
HORWALK.
out" as Tammu
Austen Cham-
capaclty Is
Haggart would say.
berlan. in his .
,tory of the city.
A house hunter says an advertise»
describing it
"within a stone's
He made an
ly presented to the members of the
charming house
throw of the station."
appointment. and. in due course, we:
walked to the house in question. two
“but they reached the
— was having threshold be sank down on the stoop.
turned to the agent 1nd whispered
““‘ould you mind
Iducing me to the person who threw
Athat stone?“——Ladiea’ Home Sournal. .94 ti“ Sunday afternoon.
with enough figures to bade an ac-
countant of the first water.
1,412,000,an pounds as the amount
to which it had risen, he declared.
miles any.
rheu-flfl: “grave attention."
swollen be asked, is he regarding the “sink-
ing fund?”
T22 Tlllf on mums!
Norwalk Chronicler