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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-29

: i'm opCnupuutc Iore5ie III 0et
amcritoritc SoIf bcnpttcr VrGiiocn.
ten Inlcontugcu til at Ip1ge Ct frat
tiat Gro ino ior 6rcoStrottateu o.
Heopenoi2beOcn al OeltS luorljgc
Fertilization.
i 6%orbIn0cI'c meo i'm Y~ieo0elclic
ON, at han hopoe aipiit TcrfSarbel.
oernc9 arnp poa beiere Detailing I
Get 2lcunco at iorhiu0rc n0crltaere
6oroprclle al SipSovboloetS Soften
DC, ertlTrer ban. at noGen dlnin
oeltg Nc0Qang / Friicrne life oil
tunuc opluneo. ier Irattateu or re.
itiicerct og ito'ict no al %cicn Mcn
roar octte er aiort, tror ban, al Vri.
Icrne oil tOmme nco, % uorma!t
Silitou0c otter in0trG0c.
"Sip4opboloct9 Aoiten0c bill. be.
Der set / Norc@icn, "gonlte litfert
ipnfc, inoinort ser igicn irotrrocr
table Vroouition2- % Sonoelati.'
itouoc; oct piI iiae, innirnrt 6reoS'
truttatcn cr ratIficerct on troaot /
Strait. % &isbmUnoene, Gobritan-
ternc, 6nrmcrue % &c @rubcorlucu,
Sc bar cit iitftr Balls Tor line De.
rcgninQcr meo Scuipn til bpno oerc5
GorrctniuQ nil bli, % unoer bpiIfc
SorboIor, Sen maa oriuco."
Trriioeutcu bcr hcrpco tiIficuocs
nipct. at ban itaar birIpcle3, in0til
Scuotct bar truiiet lin AigisrelIe
mco &eninu til Srnttdtcu. Naor
bcttc or Giort, tror ban, at Ser, lite
oetior @cpilQninQ al ltaoil bsiere
Senninlcr Ill nogle ina OF en- Sort.
ITttcIie al oct enoelsie areoSIsb,
iom tog i'm @cgpn0elie mcO @eota'
qeIIer al Noomslopcr, bill iuotrGoc
Ct oIminoeIi8t ToI0 / Triicrne pal
ole Observation-Disclosures % berpeo
icIoisIGcIiG ogioo / 2ipSopboIoct5
&oitenoc.
Scr cr imiblcrtib mango, iom CT
borge for, at E~rpiioCntcn err for op.
timiitiif. O. er rGo for, at Sen
5Iom al @eitininger poo 6orIpriu.
Ger al ale SIoaS, iom De imsoeier
oil itrsnlnte iuo ira GentrnIeuropa
iaoInort 6reocn cr 9ienoprette.,
tpcrtimo0 piI 0ripe Eriierne enonr,
bsiere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-29
out for the cars".

&onfafce, Su., Sen 24oe Nugrit.
Src u1ge Sarmergl,tter blcp ioog
orpbt paa 5lcffen, ga Sen 9lutomo.
bill, bpori oe fjerte, bIep poatiort al
ct &urtigtog poa SainoiSbancn /
N0rbebcn of ct. 2lnnc. @utterne
Sen 10 slar gamIe H,,Siel 2oucie,
Den 10 Nar eunlle ezra Snrtin og
Den 81 Nor galnle Splpant8 5ortin
bar biemme5erer0e paa 6arme /
Hprbcbcn al 9eauoerpiuc. Dc bdooe
life lagt Wcrfe til bct onfomnlcnot
Sog.
Seban, Minn., 5. 2ioe Mug
Gre 9erioner bleu / Gitermiooag
orGbt poa Stebet % fire andre oloor,
Zig ifooebe, 81 ocrea Nltomobil,
iom p~luoielig rtr itauiet miot poo
SernbaneIinien, blep paafiprt al
Soo-2inienS Sitrtigtog ira @innipeg
/ NGrbe6cn al 9pen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-29
Gilbase fra Sibirien.

@aibinGtou 3. 25oc Aug. Sonr
Guar pua en- TorcipsrGiel ira HeprG.
ielltuut Osborne ira California moo,
toge5 i0og Ell ~oiijciel NieoOelcIic ira
arigaminlitcren ON. at Dc ca. $500
uoifreuue Soloater / Den merjfunit,
Grpcoitiouaitnrtc ! SlbIrIeu uiIoe blj
bicmicnot Ier Giutcren. &iocre OF.
mites, at omtrcut 5000 NiauO iri'
oiQigc Trooper allcre0e er ieuot bio
iorot ailsic Dem. at 800 iIere uor rcoc
til at o%iicilc. on al Oen iriutaigc
6perpniug til oeune ipccicIlc IleuelJc
ioreQaur citcr Ct giernemiultIigt Sor.
bol0 al 30 Utauo um Talcu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-29
Sripas / Uuienpis.

0aibinaton 3. 20oe glng. glanoi
DC irteresiante Aiilsringer | General.
oircftsr Sines'S SEAPORT iii Scnatet
argaoenbe uoItcbelien al 5ripas or
Den, of Yfr. Wcgooo, bcn ibo. ii.
nanSminiiter, iom peo lin SpertaeeIic
al Sernbanerne erflGrebe, at oct bar
bans Seniiat at reoucere glntalet al
Sripas, life alene iclp % ire Hteo.
lcnlmer al bans Gamilie bar bapt
5ripas | Den Sib, ban bar General.
bircftsr, men bar benz iremoeIes.
Gauife enbrn interesianterc er ben
Splpsnins. at ban, bans Suitru, Ssn
% Cater pgiaa irenoeleS bar pas,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-29
Sanffunftionorforenin

@o9ton. Wiaai., 6en 2loe guauit.
Opens 1900 mtocrorbncoe @dnf,
iunftiorprcr (Glcrfo) bor b%clIuttet at
lelqe Oct al acknowledgements /
3ep 0orf iottc Grcnpel oq orGuni.
icre Ell Union eIler Nogiorcning On
Sonicrence meo Observation-Disclosures
6ranf 8. WieGartbp ongnaenoe Ga.
gen er arrangerct ior en- al Dc mar.
meite Sage. 6umftionprcrnc oil Tor
lange en- 0tinimunt9Isu al $1,000 ON
Aarct % ertra Detailing Tor Guertio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-29
Sanoitia9ten opsipet.

Sra Waria, Ger, meIoe5 Den 2jo,
Auguit, at De nmerifanite 5roDpcr,
lom 3ira0ag off oper 8rPnien iorat
iorislge De merifanite ganoitter, ION
hapoe tnget Seitnnnt Sarah q. BE
terion % Ell nnoen officer tiliunge
og iorlongt $4,000 / Qeiepenqe iot
Dem, bar monttet penoe tiIbape meo
uiorrettet Gag. Sporet, iom be
bapoe iorful8t mango Mil ino /
Werico, pnr nemlig blepet iuIoitPn.
big uopiifet al bet ~inbtraabte itGrfe
Rean.
2eitnont Vetcrion, iom ! lit glero,
plan beItog / Saaten, beretter, at ban
haobc bert, Of @anoens Ssnoirg,
Seius Rerteria, ifuloe pGre blepet
ifuot libel ira et al De / Gorislqelien
6cltaacnoe Ieroplaner, men Rpgtri
bar life befrPitet liz.
Sra famine Steo nreloee, at not CT
amerifanif 4eroplan er iorimunoet
nebenior Rio 9ranoe | Mferico. Nero.
planet hapbe 10 Sificerer omboro,
nenlIig 9sitnanterne Geo. q Rice %
II. g. gouauct. Wan irpoter for. at
De MnSer bcn poloipmme Hegnitoru
bar miitct aurien og muligeus er blet
nsbt iii at saa neS paa megitanii
SerritcriuM.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-29
Hrtneen$ SkoIer.
Mnleonins for Splbatcrnc til at lGre
ct ngttiat S%aauoperf.
Gperpingen.

Sra WuIblngton bcrctteS, at Der
til ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS baglig ino.
Ieber ta!rige Sorcipsrgsler ira unae
Ytpno runot ON | Sanoct angnacnoe
oct omiattenoe llnoerpiSning9pro.
gram, icm er beiluttet inoiert for
iaapel Soloater iom ltnoerbeial / ben
regulpre Nrn6.
Sa Der ipneS at berite abifinia
Misioritaaelie anqaaenoe Trogrnm.
met, enifer Wpnoigbeoerne Oct pp-
Init, at fri Misunderstanding fun
bpoes unge Wpuo / beu regulpre
Wilitprticneite, % al l(noerpi$nins
gen fun omfatter proftilfe Sag -
Vocational training. ercmpclpis
nGpnes, at ulge Wipno, iou itaor
ueo "Sanf" aorpiet, oil gipes Inleo.
ming til at lore Iutomobiliogct; De,
iom ltaor / ~SilitpGicncts Sicneitc, til
at ittbere Wnifin-, Cos OF SIic.
iogc1e; De, lonl tiencitc9ier / Suac-
n%isrforpict, fan erboloc llnoerpi9-
ming / Sernbaneiagene, Gonitriftion,
2anomaaling, 6otograicring % &art-
te9nius eller pGlge meIlem ct Guiin
eler flere ANDRE praftiife Sag.
6or benne gltnitige Anleonirg til
at lGre forificQige praftiife Saanb.
BERT, Ser fan bli al itor Shuttle ienerc
/ Sipet, frrpeS intct I'll 8iengirlo al
Solouter lloelom Den trcanrige Sic
neitetio, bporaf Gurierlle tilbpoer Ell
Inleoni1g til at tilbringe 10 Sreoie-
belle peo Ell al bi5ie IrmtenS praftiifc
Sfoler, meoenS oct treble glor onpen-
oes til bans fpiiite llopifline % tef-
niIfe militpre llobonrelie.
s mango al llnionens Stater, iipr
ba / Wfinneiota og Colorado, tilbp0es
Ser bien,penbte Solbater Stipenoier
C"icbolaribipsD peb Stot5uniberiite.
terne og andre beiere Sfoler, bpor
Militprtieneitc uogisr Ell Hart al
&uriuiet. Minneiota tilbpoer enbpel
al fine biembenbte Soloater Ell On
Looming til at giennemgaa ct fire.
aarigt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. irit, ioet
Stnten bctaler for llnberpiSning meb
ct Veleb al 200 ON Maret. Colorado
bar Ell ligncnoe Elarl, men bar bio
til FIN bcpilget 5000 for oct ferlte
Iar.
ut De I%nleoninger, iom Nrmtel,s
SogIfoler EDUCATIONAL icboolSO til
bpoer, p%naifiennes, iremgaar al He-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SEAPORT optil
Den 15be Nlguit. Oct "ierIte buil-
ore Suien", iom iripiaig bar bperpet
Jig til Sicncite / Den me grmt, bar
toaet ou. vi bette Intal bar s. 5000
gamle Soloater og $4,000 NGno,
iom bapoc ieet operiisiif Sicneite.
Genne Glan gier set iuloitpnoi9
al meo Ben gnnlle og berettigeoe Sp.
iatning, of Sen Sib, Ell lt1q Wano
tilbragte / MilitGrtieneiten, bar bort.
foitet, ofte enbog prrre emo bortfaitet,
ioet ben belle Sicneitetio bill bli an
penot pau Ell for De unge WGnb
nptig Waaoe - TO Sreoieoele al
Siben til OF erbperue proftiife Gun0.
ifaber og Den rcitercnoe Sreoicoel
til lin ipiiife llopifling o. tcfuiit-
nilitPre llo0annelic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-29
Spite meo Sinerene.

Sonoli,lr, &alpoii, 5. 23oe Nuq.
HGiten operfommet al ben operoaa-
oigc 8i9itfribeo, Der or blepet ham
pitt unoer hans Spbolo beri @pen,
iiGr al ocn inoisote @eiolfnine. fonl
Worincminiiicr 9aricls tent / Nitcrl
omboro paa Singitibet "Ncm Dorf'
iorat eiere ell Snartilr iii SLID.
Morineminiiteren meo Suitru %
oificicue Islge fom oirefte ira Ell itor
Seitmiooag "Siiou", iom Oct
hcber paa hatpaiianif - hpor ser,
bl. a., trafterebes meo 5iif. ION 9iG.
iterne mautte ipiie meo Sirgrene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-29
Sra Susldne.

Gn oificiel Nelbing ira Noifpo
fortGaer, of 9~olibepiferne bar iii.
bagcerobret Hifop, 10 Mil / Spo.
oeit ior Petrograb, ira General Sll.
oenicbs Irme.
Siaeiaa melbcr @oIibeoiferne ON
en- Seir peb Iolsa, i General 0eni
fines Serritorium. &c bar erobrc.
Gamiibin peb Solga, 100 Wil !
Spopeit for Saratou, og boIoer M
poa at rptfc inioo 9,arit3in, 100
Dill lrnger ipSpaa peb SoIga,
: Tiitriftet | Horbsit FOR Gami.
bin bar 9olibepif.S rcpperne Iige
leocs bciat 10 Gper.
f~Sorfi0f,eA prd Stba
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-29

Cprpr i Scblciien, Streifcnbe &nl-
grmbearbcibcrc gaar LIS pan Sp-
iferne. Gentral-G urppas Scrn.
banctraif afbrnsis al &nlgrn-
berme i Seblciien. Imeritanifr
Sropper til Seblciien?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-29

golibeuiferme meloer Um S%remBang
paa to JrDntcr. Gn britiIf Tlaaoe
furam Cbcsia. Iomiral &Oltiebaf
rpmmer Smif. @labiuoitof pm-
ringct af Sniursenter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-29
fred % Ufred.

Grfebertng Soiepb traaSt al ipm I'M
sarif 9iftator otter DC Maiercbes
Crbrc. Sans &esiering ahpies al
en- itcrft ipeialiitiif faruet &eaje'
rima meo Soeialiiten Or. @arami
ium Gbef.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-29
Paa Sla9marken.

Mnrncbnlene Hninbper. 3trfe'
anaroenc. - Nmerifnuife Suriiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-29

esrtfat;ss vaa siss {
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-29

eortailes paa eiss 5
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-04
KEALTHISmS FOR HOME


health chats from i'm o tineD not h a dfzestve crime and  of the leading There would undoubtedly be less illness is he of As people Presentation milk ousn clean plate needs cleaning It filth that needs cleaning boiling
  oleonaargarne Many a yellow on which it grew Many sweated outstp
  We t seems
 
  who their breathing their be something powder
    we believe
  Some people though of sanitation. CT words: phys influences should be mo curat
 
  
  Swimming wholesome a only wealthy afford sverng of
  lifetime a not app
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-04
ARE ID MEET AT
 RIVERSIDE

The Fairfield County Woman Suf- fraEe Association make announce mcnt of a very interesting and impor- tant meeting to be held Thursday, September Il, at the Riverside Yacht club. Two local prominent politicians are to be chosen to discuss the most vital question now confronting the sufrragists of tho state. pertaining to State Legislature for the ratification of the suffrage amendment
 Why l Am Opposed for a Special Session. and Why the Republicans of Connecticut Should Work for p Special Session" are to be the two talks whi.h will arouse no little i'm tcrCst at the present time. Miss Grace Y. Murray. county organizer, will an nOUncc tLe names Of the speakers in tile near future.
 It is expected that this meeting will be one of the largest of the season. The September meeting last year, also held at the Riverside Yacht club was one of the most enthusiastic and lar-- est yet held Dy the association and the Riverside branch Of the ass0cil- tiOn reports even greater interest pre- vailinE this year.
 Those who will not motor to the meeting may reach the Riverside Yacht club by trolley or train The train stops at the Riverside station ana the trolley stops on Riverside avenue. both places of which lead 10 the club grounds.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-04
W0MEN BUYING BEADS BY YARD
 DURING CRAZE

London, Sept 4.--Thc vogue of the bead necklace has reached the point where women arc buying them by the yard. and the twclve-inch circlet of few years ago has given way to strings nearly three yards 1ong. end- ing in a tassel which falls below the hem of the skirt
 Pearls. and jade, the most desirable possessions of the moment, are close 1y initiated For the tasseled string that touches the toc-tip when walk ing. amber both cloudy and clear. wood or comedian beads are chosen.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-04
BEDROOM CURTAINS.

Keeping ones bedroom curtains fresh is a big item in ones laundry as well as a big factor in the good appearance of the room Of course, we all want the windows open and the breeze at night, all of which IS all very nice for us. but not for the curtains. We knot them up, pin them up, drape them over pictures and even swing them over the bar itself to get them out of the way. After a short while they are unused very badly.
 If you place small dress hooks on the lower corners of each curtain with an eye to correspond two-thirds of the way from the bottom on each edge, they can be hooked up at night for the breeze to blow unOb- structed thru the room. When you let them down in the morning you will find them fresh and absolutely un- wrinkled The tiniest hook will hold the curtain and will never be noticed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-04
ETIQUET' TE

The man who drives his feminine friends abroad in the park, does not for cOurtesy's sake, smoke while so doing. This restraint he should Ob- serve whether the ladies at his side or behind him are members of his acquaintance or his family On coun- try roads and on occasions of no spe- cial ceremony this rule is relaxed in favor of the smoker, who, unless he knows well the preference of his com panions, always premises by request ing permission 10 light his cigarette, cigar or pipe. The pipe, by the way, is accepted as tn no-profssional or Corinthian chauffeur's comfort and companion, and for that reason on the highways has gained a standing since the introduction of the horse less vehicle.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-04
IS
 TAUGHT AT HUT

The regular Wednesday domonstra- ton at the Food Hut on State street took the form of a millinery demon stration yesterday. Fall and winter hats arc of interest now and Miss Green gave a very practical and con- vincing demonstration of what the p Disabilities of home millinery arc and how much money can Do saved by raaking hats at home. 1'hsir was on exhibition a velvet hat made of the best materials which was n repro duetion of a hat costing $500 and which cost s2.60 to make at home.
 In the demonstration yesterday Miss Green showed how simply the hat was made and the ladies present were most snthusastie oyer the pos- abilities of home millinery,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-04
TIE NEW CLOTHES

aracIIoy 
 collection tassels blending 
  mo Ostrich  4 O a sotening tailor made It con-, in TanC Q IuprI d terminating hip line lolns5y
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-04

Satin, as s--n. has always been the flyori-e of women for afternoon dresses. There is something about its beautiful sheen that is irresistible. Usually she chooses dark blue. since it is both beautiful and practical, a rather difficult combination to find. Now she has combined with her latest whlm. wool embroidery.
 This frocz -s along the popular Chemise lines and has nothing but The loosely EeE -irl-a to c0nrtna t a- the waist. The loose sleeve is cuGezs. An unusual Ie-.- -1 iu white wool lec0ra-as Qal-e hall of the skirt and emphasizes that round neck line. The sleeve also EaEn,s a bit of it.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-04

A luxurious way to develop Q simple and inexpensive froek. Crepe de chine s used for the tucked skirt, gathered tunic and waist, while fine net sup plies the tiny friILs with their dainty effect. The girdIe is of satin, tied at one side and finished with straight ends. Medium size requires yards 4O-inch crepe de chine and 3-4 yard satin, with 1 yard lining for upper part of foundation skirt.
 Pictorial Review Dress No. S456 Sizes, 14 to 20 years. Price, 9 cents.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-04

Mrs. IT, Edward shaw, 9 Frederick street Str8rford. entertained with e brjdEe party and shower this after noon in honor or Miss Alice Windsor who is % we'd Charles Cyrus, Sept 90. Her guests included Mrs. Geo. Windsor, Miss Harriet Windsor, Mrs. Carl Forrest. Mrs. Itadtord smith, Mrs. Horace Strong, Miss Dorothy WIuot, Miss Elizabeth Ravens, Mrs. Harold Sturgos Miss Ruby Reed, Miss Mabel Iavons. Miss Catherine Burr, Mrs. GeorEo Brown. Mrs. Jas. Doran. Miss Hazel Thompson, Miss Elizabeth Lockwood, Mrs. George Roberts. Miss Louise GToshier, Mrs. Clifton IIuou. Mrs. Lester Bradbury and Mrs. TIruey.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-04

were united in marriage today by Rev. A. komara at the St. Johns Slovak church. A high nuptial mass was celebrated at the ceremony. Miss Margaret WarEo, sister of the bride was the maid of honor and Andrew Gldus was the best man. Following 90 reception at the home of the bride groom, the couple left for Niagara Falls and Canada where they will spend a two weeks honeymoon, and upon their return will make their home ln this city. Both have a host of friends here who wish them much happiness.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-04

GTrz. c. Mahonoy and daughter have returned to their home in Patterson, N. J.. aCior having been the guests of NTr. and Mrs. Samuel Stanley of 229f East Main street for two weeks.
 Miss Irene Stanley. Miss Lucie Dowd. Miss Marion Healy and Miss Anna Nc[aIvey have returned 10 of two weeks spent at the HanrahaD Farm in Dalton. Mass.
 The Misses Helen and Agnes Coyne, of Grand street, have extended their vacation at the Hanrahan Farm in Dalton, Mass, for two weeks longer.
 Miss Grace N. Murray, Fairfield County Suffrage organizer, has re- turned from a pleasant vacation spent iu Massachusetts New York and other places of interest.
 Tho Bridgeport College Club will hold an informal ten at the new head quarters. 22G Washington avenue, September 12. when the members will loo welcomed to tho activities of the srason. This will be the first time Inc new attractive rooms are to be opened to the members
 Miss Sauuio Hassctt's Sunday school class of inc oHvot church will be the Euests Of honor at a. hot dog roast at Walnut Beach 10 be given by Charles shorts class. Miss Eassett will ch0Derono the young people at tHe outing which will be held if the p-rathcr is permissible
 Announcement is made of the mar r-8Ee of Miss Jennie Lcsko. of Han cock avenue. and Louis PirsIzy, also of tdls city, which took place Labor Day. Mr. and Mrs. Pirsky are spend ing their honeymoon in Philadelphia.
 Miss Priscilla Nosher Of Stratford. gave a pretty party Wednesday af- t--uouu when she entertained in hon or of Miss Luella C0ley. who is to we'd Lawrence Gregory, hcadmaster of tho Eoseubaum school. September 6. The hrlLe-oIcct was showcrCd with towels for the new home Among those present were Miss Alice Bale. Miss Blanche Tracy, Miss Dorothy Fighter. Miss Kathleen and Miss Sal ly Byrne, Miss Lillian wIIitcomb, Miss Helen Clark, Mrs. Clifton Lin nell. Miss Leila and Miss Louise ATosher and Miss IsabIo Gregory
 The Mems Traternal auxiliary of the Grace NJ. F. church. will hold their mock trial tonight at the church. An unusually interesting story is in vo1ved in the trial which will bring out many humorous incidents The program will be given at 8 o'clock.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-04
Society NeIUs
 Club ActiiUiitieS
Social syOttttiings

 phone Barnum rulaHnc editor #
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-04

An easy way to sugar doughnuts is to put the doughnuts, a few at time, in a paper bag with some sugar and shake till well covered.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-04

Cakesc aan be prevented from burn
 ing by sprinkling salt in the bottom of the oen. e.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-04
TEMPTING RECIPES
CTgE,NNEED EGGS.

CIITZANEED n of on a To & Q n n | o a d hot
  hl aa~a and dcoverv bo This will cook 
  o a bcaJen [ O a sti roth a
  milk of flour
  
  of delicious
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-04
BELGIAN PUDDING.
Take 1-2 pound prul

 sue2 of 1uN of salt wash whi the
 
 for 3
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-04
Hair On Face
 NaSsQlfroee

OrdtnaFy hAtF Erovth8 on facEs
 neck aud HrIns G00a hecoUrs eOarSa
 GnF bpzgf7y vvhon merely rengvDd
 frora fiac surface of ty1c sixAn. The
 oEix coxazaOa-senso way te roEnoHp c5ytea11Onnzsle hair fs to 9efaek tt u1dsD the skin DS1HSxneaes tne Ey nRN0xptfOn.
 0nly sEenHine DeaIiroc1e &RH . r.aouez-bansk RUaruatee in eneh pacaenge. At toilet cOuHfexN tn from us tn. pss1a wxapDes oR Rs~s ectp$ of price.
 ERFE book vxaffl 4ertfusoszaz1s' eG : AN@ hiahegt RzEEsoratfeas eE-s FERtna vvaant causea hair, wny RS fnorSrnsns and how DeaKkEBcIo 4ap vifaIsaes sts mailed aR plnta Nenzq&i envelope Gn FeQunat. DeN&&etes Park Ave sanA 12ath st-s New xozi<.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-04

Miss Elizabeth C-owo, a. groaduate nurse of Waterbury. Conn, is now at the homo of 1Ir. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Burns. S6 Fourth s.rret where she has uu~sot Miss Constance M. Turns through a serious illness.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-04

When white spots appear take all the food out and rub the zinc lining with kerosene. Leave the top and door open for several hours, then wash with soap and ammonia and warm water. Dry thoroughly and the refrigerator will be sweet and clean
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-04

Miss Elizabeth Grove, a greaduate nurse of Waterbury. Conn., is now at the home of 1Ir. and Mrs Robert NJ. Burns. S6 Fourth street. where she has uu~sot Miss Constance M. Burns throurb a serious illness.
 Miss Mary Elizabeth rooney. d.ugh- ter of NIr. and Mrs. William Canucy, 139 Thoruo street. arrived home on Tuesday from tIn f1rwDrotte camp ar Schuyler Falls. E. F.. where she has been spending tho summer.
 The many friends or Mss Gladys NJ Ross will bc pleased Co hear that she arrived J1 New York yesterday. Miss Ross has boon i1 France for the past six months Hs a r. 2I ~. A. secretary 7ud before leaving thts country was secretary of tho local Red Cross chapter.
 Miss Trro=a Calvin. ass9 Main street, has boon stopping for several days at thc homo ar Mrs. E. VI. Nc yiuz in New Fairfield.
 Miss Sadie Fove. Miss Viola Chi chester, the Misses Tu=E of Main street. and Lydia Cord or Wells street. arc cn1oyi0r H pleasant #uf1uru at the home of P. J. Calvin in Chestnut Land. Conn.
 Mss Zelda rrotEf7 or strafford avenue and 7fI-s Ann N17covitz or Howard avenue. win spend Che week end iu Now York riE
 The Fidelity Eeb-tah lodge win
 T-- thc members of the Katherine ?. N- c. association. A supper win ba . served at 6 o'clock by tre P. E- C.. members.
 Ms hu-o Curtis of waIdemoro Hvruuo. was hostess for tho meeting Of -hc Little S.9.r-7 vrstordgv afternoon at her home. when plans were fur thcrcT Tor tno bridge party Co be given .u tre StratlaId. September 25.
 Tho Bridgeport Trade School which has agreed f1 furnish pilory for tho "ro'ouilI Period" of the Com muuitr Service pageant to be given iu EearJsIcy Park, September 10, II and I2. are completing a massive gear wheel for tho Labor spectacle, a model ship. fl1E staff7 and a crown
 
 pageant will be tho first event of i-s kind in this city G.nco it will bs presented on purely community ssr- vice basis. "Tho Feast of Freedom" has tho cooperation of Inc leading social welfare organization in tho city.
 Miss Mabel IT, Havgus, Clinton ave- nuc. will entertain with a bridge party tomorrow afternoon at her home. Her gucst list includes Miss Alice Windsor. Miss Ethel Logan, Miss Fula Tous0y Mrs. Thomas flaw Icy. Mrs. WiIiiam Mackenzie. Mrs. Howard Stone, Mrs. George Brown, Miss Elizabeth IIavers. Mss Rather inc Logan, Mss Isaac Ferris. Mrs. Wellington Walker. Mrs. Harvey c. Irving, Mrs. Roy Young, Mrs. Ray Q mond Jones. Mrs. Arthur LaFiord and Miss Bessie Rose.
 Mss Veronica F. WarEo, daughter of Mir and Mrs. stephan Vyargo. IA Horace street. and Emil J. ErcChlin,