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PLUMBING NEEDS “W ”W W“ ’ “ g
’ lined fix urea withhydro‘chlorlc acid. ' . '5
. This acid is very poisonous and is also 174 Falrfield Avenue
“injurious to the skin and 10 many
DAILY GLEANING materials; including the metals used in ‘ BRIDGIPORT, CONN
- ' a ‘/ plumbing. It must. therefore. be han- _
, “"m" "m "" um“ ’ died with extreme can. ii?” should
i V ' ' ———-—-—--. beworuwhenaslngitt cieanths .
m “‘0 win“ '. 0-“ mu; 1” Ounce 0f Prevention It Worth bowl of acloset, bailout as mud; wa- .
lbo bl its: -ibl. iabt it - ' .
M . ‘flmlfffmg..“3l.i£{a£fie¥£ More. Than Pound of Cure $3513.13... gym‘3flc :3 a (- ”3n l; Lat gest and Finest Restaurant in ‘
III 1: in w as. I With Number-3' Bills, times called muriutic acid). and let .
- this stand for several hours, or until Bridgeport.
GOOD THINGS. the crust crumbles when poked with a
IIIIW‘ Ii GARE F FIXTURES ffi‘fi 3.232..““13535if???” -
I a" is not! enough;Tnl:ore must Defining: SpeCIal Noon LuncbeOII z
in by hand in order to dilute the acid
and carry it away rapidly. In a
15-. breakfast being theurrt meal
»~ day is often the most tiliilcult
* ., to serve in the .
.7” " hurry of the mom: a;
Wsm Pipes Should Be Flushed Thor-
. . 009th to Carry on Hardened 4 ( ’
ing‘uith children . porcelain-lined sink or bathtub the
and business men 1- on“? "‘d Ammu""°” °' ncld must not be allowed to stand on c C en ts
to get off on time. - Mm'Iln'OW Dirt. the soiled earthenware, because it may .
—~
Really. the break- ,
{list is the most
important meal of
~ the day as it
~ the note of the day's harmony
W. A well-planned meal does
with the flurry of not knowing
what to serve. However simple
Ohbdrate the meal, it is the open-
at O new day and no pains should
.mred to siiirt everybody out
get through to the metal underneath
(Prepared by tthe Xhlted states Depart- and e“: that awn“ It must. therefore,
m'“ °‘ "‘°“““"" he applied drop by drop to the limo
Many plumbers’ bills would be avoid-
ed. the health of the family better and flushed out with plenty of water
“Mum“, “a me appearance of as soon as the crust begins to crumble Dancing Every Evening—545“,e
the plumbing improved if the following “be” premd‘ I
suggestions. made by the home eco- Orchestra
nomics omce of the United States De- SUBSTITUTE HOURS I
partmcnt of Agriculture, were followed
Lb: the‘hon-ewlto: - FOR MAKING BREADS‘
swim“! in pipes in often due to
hardened grease or to an accumula- *
tion of hair and lint. The waste pipe: 0 T". 0' WI! at
abould be flushed thoroughly after na- PC pie 6 8 SEN”
ing. so that the waste is carried out Three T'mes Dally.
of the house pipes and the trap left
full of clean water. A trap in a
waste pipe is a curved section so ar-
ranged that ‘1‘" remains in it and Walnut. Cut Into Small Pisces and
prevents the minute of sewer gas into Other “r9". A" Useful
the house. If the wa'ter left in the ‘° Break Monotooy.
trap is not clean. decomposition may
take place and odors and gases may ‘mmuifii‘i‘i Eiiiiiitfi‘rfl' w.
come from the impurities in the water Wheat bread served three times‘ a
limit. Precautions should be taken to day is apt to grow timsome u not
Cli- “ “gm food, will be much 9"?th 0" and "ease from (mini varied by bread made from other
than three heavier meals. . ”0‘"! the W33“! pipe from "it kitchen cereals. The following recipes an
Whatever beverage is served should MONO other new underthinga coat and plain silk In the pants. using sink. because being lighter than water recommended by the home economics
Monte, ill—'l’d persons or semi-in-
~ and. otlon, people in apparent
~ health sum-r from a lack of ap-
Itl in the morning. For such. a
light mval should be served: hot
or coffcc. :l pit-l-u'oi‘ Must with
up at chocolate or cocoa and pulled
d or a cracker will be sufficient.
mu a glass of hot malted nilik
lwieback and marmalade will bs
enough ri-frcshiiient for thou
- v a light breakfast. For time.
at very sparingly it is much
.to serve them often—five meals
SUBURB DAY "
OPPORTUNITIES
‘.‘.AT THE SIGN OF THE CHIMES"
Corn Meal, Pecan, Hickory or Euclid!
Twenty l‘cr (‘cnt Reduction on iii] Sterling Kiln; ‘7. , ,s-a
and Dinner Scrvivc. Beautiful t‘l‘l‘lililll‘h—lilill\ll.'il w
for wedding, birthday, and anniversary git‘tc,
w n_. ,1, rink are that have been presented this the plain silk to border the oat. Oc- "icy lend to remain floating on the kitchen of the United Stat DOD.”- é ' ~ ‘ '. . .
$319,235 are :lgten (1..., sbeiie- season, tlicrc appears illl innovation canlonnliy they are made eatirely of surface of the water in the trap. ment of Agriculture: 05 Emme-nt alarm CIOCRS for $1.00. Radium dldl~ILlIb
, in pdttiboclicrs. This somewhat star- figured allll with a plain color and Use of Cleansing Mixtures. Brown Broad. tune I" the dark, for - - .~. - . r- - ... -»-.- ... ... . - $1.00
no light breakfast of cereal. with Hing development of a familiar anr- in borders of the Dock 0199'“ Ind Occasionally more than cold. or even 3 cupfuls corn meal. 1 teaspoonful salt. , .
k or "mm. following a fruit. ment never fails to focus attention bottom of the coat and to finish the hot. wage.- is m't‘csaary ‘0 clear out i cupiul flour. : cuptuls water. A speaal table of useful and ornamental gift:
. .' nhgtauu“ dish like em”. a“, when brought to notice "lid to pro- liants' legs. Thcro iii a wide range the accumulated “was“. lint. mislel- Iiswpwélsfll bak- lturful Inch-sea for Q1 00
than with toast. cakes. gems and voke I uucfllbn~”why the ruffles?" of colurs to choose from and those Ianeous dirt, and bits or refuse. “'ash- if“ m. 0'... ingredients and add the I ' ' ' .- ' ' ' ' I .' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . . . ' . . ' ' ° ' ' ' ' ' ' '
little jam or marmalade with a in them. wide llrllllilll‘lllis. nilh full- garments are adapted for traveling. "ml-"9' and the water, Pour the E‘Ci'nom values-worth a trip 10 ‘hl‘ “‘1‘“-
. or doughnut. and a cup of hot ncss gathered in at the silica to a Night dream-s are made in plain mixture into . greased coffee can or . . _ .
'1" be found a ratlier aub- yoke that fitu smoothly about the hips. colors and in deeper shades of color steaming tin. steam it for two hourl. A charming Sheffield vegetable dlSl’l 0f umquc dt‘ulp‘n‘
. .u and sustaining meal. ilipport row after row of llfil‘run‘ ruf- than we are accustomed to seeing. II and "n.“ bake in a moderate oven for Regularly SOId f01'$17.00. NOW' only ... . $10.00
. . hearty brmkfnst meat and lies. These rumcs do not cvlcnd cn— turquoise blue. purple. rose. (‘rcpe dc onevhalf hour.
«unlu- - 'm.m.w—.1wmm~ura. .
.. are served; in n... Countr' tirely round the lcza. They have a chine is the favored material for them. . . ‘ ‘ . :. .
wanna my [mm mm and m: 5mg,” mum“. mm mm” H m ”m mu ”MO dowel. mm." have 'nm 3 “mm- “current Brie-aw!“ Rum“ 1-3 Od' on excepslonal stanndlngtlélfips :Ilnd iablgiauips. Aliailc
Mari are out in llli: Upon. a liciivier "mire satisfaction of wry thin “‘mn- rcnchcd 8 Point of popularity where : teaspoonflil- on- “inn! or ”an antique estg'ns. can co or com inaiions.
g1.“ required. “ml chops. liver, on. This garment should be made they can be claimed as Hvals of white in. powder. or hickory nut Rea] Lamp Values
the "work and ban“. mam“. Mk...) nt‘ light-Weight \\‘ll‘=ll satin or silk. and pink, in both robes there are :‘lzzzlf‘afnjnéflh mill-.phut.‘ into
E; ““1934 potatoes, sc'l'dllplt‘ or pliilli The many ruflios mid ninmst nothing some nvw models that are very IttraC- i cupful milk. ' 1 egg. COWLETE JEWELLING—REPAIRING—OPTICIANS
fink also two kinds of mm” to its weight and prove the best pos- tlvc. They are made of ratine. cut in
Wop hot griddle (-nkpg. find a “-01. Iible means for helping out a figure kimono style, but gracefully draped.
" ‘ Gardeners. sportsmen and whose slender-nest! needs filling out. En-n the ordinary cotton crepe ki-
:61 will find this kind of a meal In night clothes. I lllfll'ki'd now tell. nlonos are sliirrcd across the front
Sift together the flour. the baking
powder. the salt. and the sugar. and
add the milk, the egg. well beaten. and
the nut meats. Place the mixture in
a Wellbuttcred pan and let rise for
one hour. Bake for three-fourths hour
in a moderate oven. 3
Rolled Out. and Wheat Bread. I
I
1% cupfuis liquid it cut. yea-L
(milk, watsr, poll- 1 tablespoontul of
G. W. F airchild 69° Sons, Inc.
997 Main Street 2 l’. 0. Arcade
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
turc is rounded in the use of many “lid ““6". at the waistline. Ind I
“I
.\ ; colors for both night dresses and p11- very graceful all-eve drapery results.
. ”4 I :WQ. lama suits. Pajamas look as if lhcy
might have come directly from (‘hinn
1 and Japan—and they ("”7le cropo ‘:‘ am
I de China and thin printed silks. us-
' ’ e ually combining it figured silk in the
Marvin-«mm m ‘1‘". or . "up sugar or corn , "At the Sign of the Chimes," Established in 1865
‘ BINE (0:, I r lure of these). slrup. sal i ' -
.- / . M cupful freshly I toaapoonfuls t. . .w 1.. a .v- O .'
mailed tato. i” cupfuis ground :mA€--‘ ’1' --. . ‘ '* ‘ “
Footwear ls Fanaful w. w... .i... with at.
(G. 1921. \\'0ll“.ril Newspaper Union.) flour.
There are two things in life that a
.33 must preserve at every sai'rifico.
.0 coats of his stomach and tho- ena-
-l of hill teeth. Rania evils admit. of
“solution, but there are no comforts
.' dyspepsia and tile- toothaclic.—Bul-
.l',
u...oh|, n". Scour". on pm"... Make a sponge of all the ingredients
Fixtures. except the rolled oats. and let it rise 0
. in a tram place until very light. Add carl SChml t estaurallt
Ing '06" 1' ordinarily strong "10“!" the rolled oats, which have been.
for bathroom pipes. and may be used ground am: in the food chopper and I I’Oinici'ly M 31 Faii'iltld Altliuc.
in "IE i’I‘OPOflhm (If “"9 part "“Q‘fld" measured after grinding. Let the dough
“0““ (ll-Id“ by “(Minx one pound of rise until it doubles in bulk, then UP 3"“"5
HOT CAKES :35 COOL DAYS. washing soda and onu quart of water knead and mold it into a loaf. brush NOW LOCATED AT 14 AND 16 POST OFFICE ARCADE
I". hot cakes of all kinds are I" an 0” “9"”) l" ”'81" parts 1'01 with melted fat after it has been
t favorites we never an; of them. ""‘"- °’ “"“ ""‘"'" °’ “'3 W" m" WM in a van. and «How it to double OPEN mom 7 A. M. UNTIL s P. M. CLOSED SUNDAYS
nuzlily (llasohml in three gallons of in bulk again. Bake in a hot oven
boiling water. The drain pipe from for 11“ hours.
the kitchen sink may sometimes need
a stronner cleanser, even if it is thor- IRONING DRUDGERY REDUCED ‘ ‘Ve Serve the Best of ,Everyihillg'
oughly cleaned and flushed. after each i
The following may afford
something new:
Crumb Griddle Cakes
With Octet—Take one
and Olicrliali‘ cupl’uls of b-
fine lll‘t‘llil crumbs. onc
and one-half cupfula of
hot milk, soak for 15
minutes. Mix and aifl
one-half cupi’ul of flour.
onc telispoonfui of suit,
ilii't-e teuspounfuls of bull-
owder. one lablcspmmful of
a beat two eggs. To the crumbs
-the can. dry ingredients and
(Ourtha of a cupful of stoned
idiopped dates. and when well
‘\
dishwnahiiiz. and for this purpose '
caustic potash is eillcacious. but must U“ Clean. Smooth irons and H".
be used (‘nrcfulIy—the bandamust bc w‘li-Padded Board or T-b'. .‘ i
i
lirotccled and the potash must not be Comfortable WW“ wnMEN ENJflYlNfi SHRINE T“
ii i .
a owned it lmith porcelain or porce~ Have “ rlcnn, troll-padded board oft ’
lain-lined sinks. because it may de-
‘ . table act at comfortable height. l
31:23:23 “in?” 122:: °.f."-‘.:::‘.‘: M... mm- ' MEMHRY Ill ‘
0 them occasionally with wax or paraffin
should be pourcd down the drain. will keep “mm in condition
About half an hour later the pipe , ‘ I
should be flushed with clear water. 3:13? 1:33"!an 1':ng 1:: "3:3: R “HTS THAN MEN BHRISTIAN h‘t‘ .
(‘auatic soda, although sometimes rec- p - '1 ‘
ommended. is not dn-slrable. because It washed. wiped dry. heated, waxed and
- ‘ 'add two tank-spoonfuls of .. rubbed smooth. . , . . i
.7 butter. Bake on a hot grid- Krikelyhfldufl: "‘ It'll‘utmie $333152: llave clothes evenly dampened sndl LINCOLN. Nob" May 21,—lliijoy- CnNC‘nllDIA. l\.'lll.. VT; L-‘\ "H\:
' .vlilld serve with maple sirup to remove from ll“; xlIIl’C‘s- S smoothly and tightly rolled. ling :1]! ”it"fitalulory rights of sui‘ll‘ugi‘ shrine to “in ilil‘lii<.i_\ l . . ‘ in. \"d
... . tablespoonful of melted butter Iron fabric. with the lengthwise with nit-ll. women oi‘ Holiiuska have clan i'l‘ilir. l"l';i_\ Jtzliiri‘l‘fil‘i‘
. l.‘ ..
1’" Linen added.
u 1nd»-
Fine acouicrs may be used on all
- . - . ,. v -' - to have boon llic --
‘ thread, if mgm.‘nd m as I"!!! the advantage oi hall a doztii pll\ll . _ ~ Y a “my
‘ . fixtures. l-or porcelain and enameled- - . ‘ '\ ~. \ ' - Ur in wit-ct is no“ in.» 1.1.... . ..
ml. Flap,.¢k.._m, onehm Tun reputation of Americans as be- with buckles and decoration or pel'fo- mm ”mm. kerosene and whmn‘ m, 8 since It one time as possible. Host :3: gfi‘thfl'rm51mtjnfil"t‘l‘l‘e"$2“5;fo mommy .‘m. M. mm... a. mimu
- or i'mzi- \yiih three teaspoon- his the bcst shml . f :I“ itt‘i'llle is rations and stitching. These are made especiallv good- the “mum cuts the ““97““ 100* Mt 1‘ “on“! “101‘0‘13’1- denied ' Francis 'i‘ici‘. nvw land or tho CONCOI‘
. of bfllvlii‘; powder, one»lialf ten- being more ””1“ “Ni“Id by Ult‘ tomb in tan calfskin. A shoe on the same grease ind the, width; supplle! the I, ("7' Forlnstancc. she cannot be allowed dia diocese. in tho approximliv‘ SP0.
. . . of salt. one and oue-ha|f cup. nine portion of the population. Women lines is shown with stout leather
of whole wheat flour. one-half have grown so fastidious in’ the matter having gray suede inner-gs and a single 2:13:23 ”08:33:; wfedcgmmgmi
.., each of nuts and raisins. Stir of footwear that manufacturers have strap that buttons. This style in va- am and porcelain fixtures contain
‘mfounhs cupfuls of milk, add provided them with the most reiined ried by making it of tun calf with fawn acourera .0 gritt that they scratch
~ tablespoonfuls of molasses and and elaborate shoes for the summer suede inserts, or it may be had in the surf.“ and {hug make the work - . l d I "it nd lo “a”? "-
Well-beaten egg. Mix Well and season that have ever been presented. my or brown suede. Another single of cleaning'graduall harder Nothing the“ materials on the wrong side. ex- vision is made for dependent fathers. cann be (:Ci'lil;1,br0’llzlot m1, Vt Alechv
on a hot griddle. Shoes are becoming fanciful and have strap model appears of tan calf with coarser than Whlllfl aliouid be .1- cent 'm' “d children's m rm!" the laws or property' nmmng lngigidduir liiahop
,mlldss.—Cook one pound of graduated. along with hats, into the suede inlay to match. making a smart lowed, c that “’9‘! ‘ smooth m“ to R”, an {men be? from althirdgf h; hm:- Padilla is belicvcd to have l‘iitirnf‘d.
born the shoulder until tender. rank of “creations." They are made and very up-to-date and dressy looking .Bhouid .. Cleaned Dali dean 10'3“. 3““ "1d WWI“. may bands N83,; “3:”.."Sagffi.d;en haired: to éuivira (now Kansas) following
m :0 cover. Remove the meat in many styles and each style in many ltreot shoe. Que of the most pleasing Bathroom flxt h id hey-‘9 ed be ironed on m. “I!“ side it covend :1 (1112:: fromothe cgmmon law which the expedition conducted by the Spaw-
the bones and chop. Take the varieties. so that there is as much modelshas a patent leather vamp with dall “b urfgootll ah emu)!” with dampened cheesecloth. say how given her temporary use of all her tail explorer. Francisco \‘orqurs do
‘ ‘m which the meat was cooked chance for individuality in their choice uppers and strap of suede in gray. milled witsh inn“. 30"“... 0;. with hold specialists of the United Ststu husband's personal property and $20 Coronado in 1542. iii :.=(".ll‘t'.ll 'oi' ill.
“I m cornmeal to make a mush. as in the choice of blouses or millinery. The three ”I" of (“my “‘0“ Pic- . Department of Agriculture. in money during the period of mourn- 'sevcil cities-r which Franciscmn mi.-
Iron first “‘9 parts that dry 0“ 2 week where the pioneer monk “as iiilii'dcf-
quickly and that will hang ofl tha‘ afidwlolztel‘nggfwgc‘linig 11).]??an 6 a. cd by Indium Hourly 46? .‘i‘ill‘S. ago, ”I
board When “M'hHL m. ‘ the vicinity 01‘ Junction City. ]\.lll‘. 1
For silkl. woolena and colored mato- If she is a dependent mother, Elie If the Spot where. Fray Jud-ll lard"
rials m medium-hot "on" Iron “1 "is a state pension. but no such pro- la was slain. or better 3'01. 111* “‘1‘“
.. , water containing a little kerosene. , . - . - .d .. .1 .1 i. find in on“
"iil’i’il‘tié‘ii’Sii’ss 2.21.22: (ml‘i'é‘fo'ii‘fii‘iiilii $23313 :2::i.é“°.‘:“:..‘ :3: “41;“? “‘ "N "m “w m "w w! W ‘ ' - ”gauging: ii.:;°:.:“:.:::.:i::. a“ 12:. mm»
, ’ ' e es. 0 e“ a dry. The stains and b water con- * ' . '. , bi n i114." 3"
. ‘ hit!) I mold. Slice and fry .3 file CXIleel 0f f‘lh'mble {Wtwear choice of either tan Cliffbllck suede llhin‘ .3 am. of cum, my be re- ‘0 he? haunt; ‘nd “‘0 h“ .the full 23:35}; (1::(gofiusln‘th‘st0l‘iCans i‘n clovt‘fi
.Qlod mush. shown in the picture above. But low or patent leather. with patent leather m‘ porcelain a porcelain- “3m to suppo ‘ ‘ '
Under the statutes of Nebraska. she central Kansas COUllilt‘B. _ . i
in m is exempt from poll tax and from Residents of Lilidsborg agd \l(:;'niflyé
m m, washed Th! VII fl ' V in McPherson county. are can i y
ten Illht. mix and add one those for sports wear. dress or semi. ing. on patent alt. adorns the b. :31. Which is a aid”n .26 "mt: ~ _ Jury duty . comm“ Heights. namea for m.
M. 0 one teaspoonful 0f cur- dreu. Combinations 01 two kinds 0! dress shoe, With I Bill“. “I", that pip” should be M occasionally M. .1; W m m was ma non Tm 39°31“), explorer who is said to liaVO
> m" teaFlpoout'ul or leather "0 POP“!!! fabrics are em- hatens with tiny buttons. l‘ a diti n to the ore.
”: ‘ ' or those '1 hot ‘1 er mm and ,_ con noted his expo o
““00“" amped Ch‘c‘m' my“ "‘d “WM” f“ ““0““00- who-e metuIt-hold-thdrdieslm “‘3, t. with“ M N am" "'1me b‘ “u “t“ u“. 1". " ' nnmoapon'r. May 21,-xo of this mountainous like formally;
mi of grated onion. 3m!” I“ “file! are tenured. some to the very plain shoe. manly made. ‘ Btidcevol'tel‘l are among the 126 jur- for observation purposes. Automobl .
.. l of me“ , The water-closet M' N kept usinga long-handled oiled. ' ~ - h v b n constru‘t'cd to t o
a... immm‘““s“'m"m.f.'“d3:i§ a; gamma m m a. mu... 1...... i an: m #3.... a... .... . "-" mam: ammonites 3:32;. 2 2.5.2.... as”...
‘ bake on a hot griddle 0:5? chosen for illustration ere are an ode ismmsid: h fawn. at '3 m With 30¢ leaps-horse“ ‘ ‘ ' . » will be put on trial in the CW“ year trees have been set out and it n
. be substituted for the tile . the most consenting: of the m an kid or M” m M ‘ W M“. M I“ “I" to van. is“. m court. non Tuesday. for the the intention to make the spot one of
‘“ *one-fourth of a teasprfont: lulu. where little individual trig?! With mm lashed again. M‘m 10“. $0 Sal-v} with sugar-cram ' murder of per mama. accrue 3- 31mm“ “‘temt for ”urban; t3;
- used instead of one, if curry " ' ‘ " «use. the chin. aul tho 7 has“. 1' a t f . 89¢. Thaw-sol was drawn in tho elevation-huattraoted aeoloti
mid Pancakes.—Take one cup. shoes include all the different kinds straps or of brown suede with brown
vi‘lfli} cooked rice, two 9“ needed in the wardrobe—stréet shoes. kid straps. Gray silk decorative stitch- lined . and bowls With oxalioacid
' i
“m . .2 . ie‘ . ‘ a I. 3 ’ it.
not especially well med. ’ ,. Mom-":1 V‘ I’. - _ Dom m A! f. lam-lb: ' ‘ .. , , ., *“W'w wham- wua,mmm°;.mtm.mw:n;z mgth.
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