The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-26
HOUSEHOLD NOTES

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 In any season never cut sowers 1T the daytime. Always do 1t in thu morning CT svenlng. Entering bread or erAcker on which cheese is te be teested improves tho flavor. 19xins paprfea with the but
 When serving any of the rich chssses like Erie. Gbrgonzoda or RDquefort cheese or some milder cheese with it Have you tried cheAse b4ais rolled tu egG and bread crumbs and fried iu boiling fat? They ax4 delicious whsu served with lettuce hearts and var- g1nfa ham. ssSs:@9
 ~. ess ss,.se ss sss'snss .si ssoss ss the shelf of pots and pans makes [ very neat and convenient support flor tin lids and covers. f
 Did you ever fill celery stalks with a, mixture of Roquefort cheese and sherry or brandy? You must beat ii until it Is soft and smooth. It is simply delicious. F Make cheese balls some time with cream cheese. mixed with grated green sap-sago chese, and see what an .ap- petizing addition to your salad course you will have.
 When using melted cheese on sand wiehes or rounds of croutons remem-
  of before 1t is cooked to harden fin point and serve immediately.
 Nothing is more objectionable than a sponge that has become slimy. To remedy this, soak 1t in strong borax water, wringing 1t out and renewing the water unti1 clean.
 When making pies. before baking put two or three pieces of macaronf in the center of the crust. so as to al- low the steam to escape without the juice running over the. top.
 A person who uses gasoline freely for cleaning purposes says she adds a few drops of oil of cedar to the last move the odor of the cleansing fluid.
 It is always better tp have an up- right piano placed against an inside wall, if possible, as the outside walls of any house are apt b gather smoiS- ture and this will, in time, affect the piano.
 Many housewives tire themselves al- most to exhaustion when, If they had a rocking chair in the kitchen, mul- titude of small matters, which do not require standing on the feet, could be done.
 Carbolic acid may get into the eye by mistake. Alcohol in some form is form. of whisky or brandy. One part of this to three parts of water is the strength required. f
 When, in the process of laundering, you come across spots or stains of whose nature you are uncertain, as a first remedial resort, try pure ker- osene, using a small brush dipped in the oil to scrub the spot with
 , The use of crepe paper for transom curtains in summer cottages Is new idea. It is tackled in plaits along the top and can match the color scheme In any room. 1t looks. fresh and dainty, and can be replaced at slight cost
 Place the right side of the article to be ironed upon heavy Turkish towel, which has been folded in sever al thicknesses. Then iron on the wrong side. The embroidery will stand out remarkably well if treated in this way. .
 Yellow, dingy lace curtains are most speedily restored to their former pur- ity of color if boiled in a strong soap studs which is half milk and half wa ter. Boil them thus thirty minutes and proceed to finish washing them as usual.
 Onions are almost. the best nervine known. They are most useful in cases of nervous prostration. and will greatly assist in toning up the system They are useful in all cases of coughs colds, influenza, scurvy and kindred complaints.