“‘.‘U‘W‘- “‘0‘
’p' a. U) “rail”; My ~1a‘1l'4‘
lilzimflfiemalns of Roast.
.7
do with thp remains. of a;
often a puzzle to the each]
Milli}? is too small to’ est a fair-
tiou‘st at. the first meal. on
teen—"be sliced and ”served
, (inverted into hash. but thesei
hods soon wear out, especially,
ssh though it be‘ made appetlz
5a bit of onion and the brown
left over.
one family the roast is often serv
n 9. (meat pie says the Michi-
mer. For the crust simplp
,. good rich biscuit dough. You
inhke enough to line the dish, or
enough (to cover the meat and
11' your family are not fond of
”st.- 5Cut the roast into small
~nil place in a stew pan Add
filled onion. a. few slices of carrot.
otcold potato, the few peas or;
one lett from yesterday’s dinnerl
3 r on boiling water to cover, season.
man and pepper and let simmer
:the5stove while you make your
token ,bouquet just before you pull
meat and grew in the dish in
ch it is to be baked. Make an
‘ing in the top crust to permit the
am to escape and bake until the
t is done.
’33th of making a meat pie out of
3 mixture drop dumplings into the;
W und click on top of the store
“i' the dumplings sift four even ten.
Opus 01 ‘mking powder and a half.
,_ poon of suit with (two cups of silt:
flour. Stir up with just sufficient:
k or water to make of the right
onsistency to drop from a spoon into
he grsV5,}5. Drop by t spoonfuls.
citing 5the spoon befor taking up
pugh égch time so tho dough will
tip off éasihz: “5 hon all are in, cover
it dish tightly and boil 10 minutes
K. OF P. DEPUTIES‘ CLUB
, ”spentérg” ization Formed and
x 5 Office ‘Elected
5t the recent dinner and intell-
ion glen (by Grifld Chancellor .l.
odCrnngie of the Knights of
thins to his deputies at the Hotel
node in Hartford :1 Jubilee Year Dep-
tiep’ Club was formed with these
'ii‘ic‘ers:
lPreail‘leniwAlburt ‘.‘i5i. Simone of
filth Hay Lodge, Hurti’ord.
Vioe—Prcsident-anmns Kelley. .lr..
,, 5 any Lodge, VV’insted.
lSecretory—«C‘.ornclins llorlln ,oi‘
oi Revere Lodge, l5‘uir liuven.
Treasurer-~lr‘rnnk A. Kcnucdy of
Ethan Lodge, iiristol.
Title organization is to be per-
,gtianent, and its membership limited
5idle deputies of lilifili-“lbo you:
of all yours" until the, centennial of
the order shall n-rrlvo. This is con—
idered one of the best and most
noflcini moves ever made by the
inn deputies of Connecticut, iiilil
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Grey, Faded Hair ilaril
RECIPES
VThicken the gravy with flour.;
you like add a half teaspoon oil:
{Tea and Sulphur Turns.
fl"\u‘~ ‘\Wl‘fl“*‘ WV“
n35
W:
Thenll Smart Looking Tweed Coats.
serve at once t‘ So many one piece gowns will be
As another change. drop biscuid.| worn that the cont which goes with
dough into the ment and gravy on them will be u necessity As a rule it,5
‘bske until the biscuits, are done about will be found more practical to th (l
”canister it would be to servo one general coat that can be worn!
with more than one gown, writes Mrsi
the meat as a plain stew. without crust Ralston in the Ladies' Home Jour..nui
argumplings ; at h ith ‘ a h AiFor this purpose the bidet Suiin and
r W“ “a" ”e,“ a w n 51:; the thin sunnh‘inshed ruined clothp‘
23:22:? :sxrbEL: lfoflggtnsgifzsw it are excellent materials to chposo;
ou hav 11,; nou h 0““er left. mi’l‘heso are lined with brocades or soft
y; e; 18 g; p h t f furs, such as muskrnt and moleskini
lne the d 51' simp y cover I it Op 0 They are cut in three quarter length;
the meat and limits]. 1_ 1'; th and are Seirii-fitted;~not a 10950 nor
For an cease one mouse. s cc ejbulky. fit. but cm with just enough p31.
ment as you would to serve cold, pour nose to conceal but not. hide the lines
your left-over gravy in u trying ppm; of the figure ~
:ay tlgdttll? met}: 3;? eimrtlesruntil it is: A becoming feature of these ccnls‘
168. roug ten pu emea on the high, standing collar of fur
is
a hot platter, pour the gravy over and ‘ which forms it frame for the face. in
serve piping hot. i
, some cases the collur is made with the
If you have only a few pieces oi ;
meat lef us them in so omelet Beat;mnteriul of the coat fur lined or i'ux‘
up the ntmbzr of eggs required for a; edged if it is not found feuSible to
family of your size, and just before make them all or the fur
pouring the omelet into the spider 11de Plain velvet coats und velveteen are
the meat which has been chopped tine ' “sea with the one-piece silk, satin and
and beat well into the egg 0,, you (an velVet dresses. 'l‘o wenr with dressed,
“We the meat 0,“; until you are ready of wool nnd silk and wool, nod noveltv
uninterinls costs of5 soft, smart-looking
to fold the omelet and then put it be-
tweeds will be used They are on elm
tween the fold.
“a your family like croquettes serve come of the retina clol,.hs but are
the meat in this form. Chop it fine,
and mix with one or two well-benuan‘i"mght
eggs and a few tine bread crumbs For evening wraps short and long
'Form in small cakes in the hands dill ”hopped plusbes nnd velvets will be
in egg and crumbs and saute in hot,\"(‘T". With lolinre and cuffs of fur
drippings, - They are the. most luxurious. garments.
laud often brillinnt in color. especially
iin the splendid brocaded volvets many
of which are richly threaded with gold
or silver in the texture—finutni bio
““50 a.t'iliies, as they nre culled. VV‘ hlie a.
striking routrnsi is often givun lVV' iiio’
55 fur collar and cuffs u new idea is to!
... SM" money—Sentinel ads will 50" have the fur dyed to match the color
property set employment or rent “1- ,of the coat, nnd fox nnd thiluvt are.
cant properly quickly and chonpiv. ‘muuh used for this purpose. i‘ivnt call
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lnsiani “8|in With a Small Trial three nnd iohn‘s as ihiriytwo and
sin snid ho had not been married
Bottle of on Si. Jacobs on ‘ “ '
iwithout removing the cover.-
1
i
.
Your vacant property is costing
money every day A Sentinel want'
edv. will change your loss
profit. Try one nnd see.
did.
After the justice hnd completed the
;0(5rmnonV, Eva snld:
"’1‘th (5nu'i mnhc us mun and wife.
5an 5H?" And John echoed in the
.beiorc.
.. .. Sentinel Wnnts are a quick notion
Slop (losing. Rheumatism. and inexpensive moons of communi‘
, 1” pain ”“135" “0‘ 0m? "“3" in M” cation. The) afford n” direct way of
reguires internal treatment Rub
worrying a message to the ones who
soothing, penetrniing ”St Jacobs ()il' nwiil be most interested.
right on the “tender spot. " and by the:
time you any .lulk iiobinsonwout
comes the rheumatic pulp and distress
“.St Jacobs Oil" conquers pnin. it is
n harmless lucnl rheumatism cure
which never disappoints and doesn't
'burn or discolor the skin it takes
puln, torches» and stiffness from nch-
ing joints, muscles nnd bones; stops
solution, lumbugo. backache, neuralgia
uud reduce swelling.
Limbcr up: (let a smell trial bottle
of olddilnie, honest "St .‘lncolw Oil"
from any drug store. nnd in u mo-
ment you'll be free from pnius.
uchos and stiffness.
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Pap's Diapepsio Digests Food
i When Stomach Can’t-«Cures
Indigestion
W
Do some foods you out hit buch~
mute good, but work badly; formtnl
' " into stubborn lumps and cation n (null,i
EVA TANGUAY MARR'EB JOHN sour. usury stomach? Now V.ir or
FORD, DANCER Mm. Dyspeptlc lot this down; Popes
w Dinpcpsiu digests everything, leaving
Shy About Going to Juntlce'u Offloe nothing to sour and upset you. 'i‘horo
..
. all winter clothes, not of necessity the
lsmoother in finish and less bulky‘ 111',
W
5 ‘l*/"'.5' all-.5 m5 “Iain/n5 nln5a~ u'n’u’nim urn-r m' nin’nlml
:U/Mnlb'vu‘ ul- txu .IV‘\‘\‘ ‘\‘ .3 you. .‘utux I» up you“. “MU-s.”
“5,.“
in‘ its strong yellow and black colors
ways 100le well with dark reds or '
deep blue or gray. Ermine is used
so lavishly on both evening and (icy,
costs that enezuimost forgets its price.
less aspect, notwithstanding its cost
continues to soar. A mood substitute
for ermine, which many people proton
to use on their tailored units. is the}
long-happen white plush.5 This is
really used without any thought of1
imitation. ,but simply in the same
spirit that some~Women' keep their;
pearls and diamonds for the more,
formal and elaborate functions, where
they properly belong,
Block is to be n distinct lecture 0f
entire costume. The black skirt with}
the navy blue serge cent is one out-
come of the present love of black in
clothes, (and u very smart. and at the
sumo time practicnl, gown is made of;
block with of a. fairly lieuVy qualityi
for the undershirt. with n pclonuisd
tunic made of. the blue serge of 3‘
body}: wool-silk mnteriui. soft and lighli
in texture. With this is worn that
block sniin (most or again a one piece
gown of n pluck mntcriul is worn with:
s. new. copper-shudcd cont. made mind
new weave of corduroy, trimmed with
in fur editing of block
As for the evening coats.
plushes of the lightest weight. and
bromides will housed for handsome
dressy tailored suits for atternoonre-
oeptious nnd other formul (lay wear.
They should never be considered when
one must decide upon one: suit for
many purposes, Cotton. vclvol nud
cordurov make, sorViccnblc suits for
i
this puipose. but do not equal for real ;
‘Wii‘ll‘ such soft nucleus at dll‘ ch 11..
velours tie inines mid woo} benizulint .i
5i:
Good tenants use to be hildwfor
the advertising. ‘
sin De Wolfe, in her book "The House
in Good Taste." explains her method;
of procedure as follow:
asked to decorate it new house
thoughLis proportion.
live in this house and their needs. For
.‘Ifl/"fl" .‘AQ’
‘\‘
‘n ulnar/‘5
mmmzw...
Fitting H‘oueeJn Good Taste. 1 “A white walled room with white
‘ » woodwork and a black and white tiled
The well-known decorator. Miss 191- floor; ii black lacquer bed and chest
of drawers and chair; glass curtains
of white muslin and inside ones 0’
black and Vvhite I-loi‘tmnn chintz; m
splash of warm orange red in an oval
rug nt thm’bedside. if it be winter, or
a cool green one in summermdoesn’lfi
this tempt you? :3"
"When i began my work as a decor-
ntor of houses." she confesses in an:
other chapter, “my friends, astonished
and just a little amused at my persis-
l
‘When i am
my
iirstVthought is suitability. My next;
Always I keep;
in, view the importance of simplicity.
First I study the people who are to
tliectimc being I really am the chute-
laine of the house. INext L consider
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USE Billiiil’S HYiiMil
Try the sure and most effective, way
to reach the raw. tender inflamed
mucous membrane infested with
turrh germs~bveatllc liyomei.
uruggists sell it.
You cnunot reach the nooks. and
crevices oi5"tlle breathing organs with
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All
veivcis. ‘
the proportion of the house und ‘itsi
rooms. it is much more important
that the wall openings, windows, doors.
and fireplaces should be in the right:
place and should bnlnnce one another
than that there should be expensive
and extravagant hangings and our-
pets."
in the chapter on “Treatment of
Wells" she says, among other things:l
"To me the intent. bountiful wall5 is
the plain and dignified pointed wall;
broken into graceful panels by the use‘
0&5 narrow mouldings, with lighting}
fixtures carefully placed and everyi
pictureond mirror hung with cinssid
precision. This Mill is just as nppro~5
priutp to the six-room cottage as to
the lid-room house. if i could always
find perfect walls l‘d niwnys paint
them, and novcr use it yard of paper;
Pointed. walls, when very well done.l
ore dignified and restful and most
cleanly. The trouble is that too few;
pinniorers know how i, smooth the
wall surfuco nnd too in“ V55(‘Vrl(mou.‘i
know how to apply puiui properly;
For those who must, paper their wulIS,
however there are runny ways
“Among the most enchanting (if-tho
new papers. are the block and. white
ones fantastic (‘hincse designs and
slnrtlinu Austrian patterns. Black}
and white is always a. tempting comi
binotion to the decorator.
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iifliiPS iiiiil l8
Hill] iii 'Riiiii
Editor at New Haven Union ile-
commended for Postmaster-
ship By Congressman
\V'ASllthl'i‘ON. New 2t;.~—licllr€5scll~
totivc 'i‘houmn 'i.. Reilly iodny recoup
mended the nppointment of Philip
'I‘roup to be postmaster of New liu
won and [Edward C. (‘03: to be post
muster of 5Wuilingford. Mr. Reilly‘s
endorsemontd were filed with Post-'
muster General Buricsnn and nomina-
one will probably be (undo thisi
week by President Wilson.
in nominating Philip ’i‘roup. tuli-
tcr of the Now ilnvcn Union, to be
postmaster of New liuvcu, Represen-
tniivc i‘leiily is tildfiilrst of the (ion-
nocticut delegation to not on‘sny of
tho toderul plumsiu the larger cities
of the dilute. A week one he died
wiih‘tho postmaster general the names
of cinbt New linvon men who were
ospir nts for the job. Mr. Reilly made
no :5 communications at that time.
‘ When he spoke ut the (‘lmmbor oi
Conunurco banquet in New liuveninst
week. it was generally understood that
L
and Glossy
“shew...
d utops felling buir.
Jinks it at home, which
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bottle for about flu cents.
no one (2an possibly toil
-. or Vigil. brush with it
gray butt tiihnpposrs,
uses this (lid,18illi)ilfl recipe;
criterion your hair,“ us it 36:35.3 it
,. firstly and evenly You (import!
and Said She'd Never Balm Wod-
ded actors
ANN Altlifli‘t, Mich. Nov 25.55~Evu
most everyone know» lhni lingo 'lnnguny, site of 3an dlnpllononn gowns will not lumpy relief in five minutes. ”0"!“ Muller. superintendent of mniiu
i3 Sulphur, property compound” and m. Salome (lunch wag married but what pieusns you most in that iii“; the New linven ill)!!! omce,wam\llr,
,5 MI ”3““ “"3 “MW“ ‘3‘”0" 3“" burn iuul uinbi in ibu (liulzy oiiico of flirflnfltilons and regulates W“? me- 'i‘rtmp‘p most formidable rival.
to the blur When fed: 31 sirnnk- Justice (,3 me pm“, yum-nag, to John inch so you cup out your favorite foods
‘ Vi also EMF “Mill“. .il;hilll l5‘.ord lending dunner in her compnny
ours;
051133 WW ‘0 i'i‘i ”“55 "WNW street from tilt'nittlto dolor oithetbcn time-WNW are slow 3th not Hilfe- to be handed out in this suite. it
4
‘iluw Justice's other is acres» the
‘5 ire. but it 3m. hard to gel, divs across
iiihe storied three times and backed
concave We simply ask M It“? out twice, and once nrrosa. uhy nun condition HO the military WOM Mme Troopin the son of luciuloyniexuuder
titre tor “Wreaths Base and SM blushing, it wno hurt) to get her out lek‘
ir Remedy." You will gel it oiihe dark doorway and 3133503333. lght
13‘“ where the nitration could nlnl'ry her
”dome, Blvd.‘ said John, "1 love
that you”
live. sunk i’urhhcr buck
"Come, sweetheart i love; you "
nud‘ 553 love you." said Eva, "but. John,
35in lhrrihgh your hair, tuition m5 33 well just till after the perform-
1 533333 at n time; by mum- none mnigm, than 1 will marry you, you its: made, by pottingltlni'ge titty
b3?“ benefit. twill."
thri- “William“ 0" W0. with John gave the Justice the Milk and «my drug store. You realize is live,
5th lunutifmiv stark. think he prepared to smooths, attics fertile minutes how needless it is to suffer
try and you will look yours night _,
inn: one , stomach disorder.
”WV“ W“ anything ”0 safely ‘i‘m’k' ”0 :Vir Reilly. utter several conferences
cortniuly curative. N“ “WWW“ how 3 with Democratic lenders, 1qu decided
butiiy your stomach in disordered you to endorse Mr. 'l‘roups candidacy.
il Juicy Plum.
WWW“ fonr. The New Haven postmorturubip is
Most remedies give you relief some- one of the iliii‘k‘al (,1 gm “den" plump,
“‘«l’ape‘n lhupepuin" is cuick..pooltiVe carries-n salary of 13009 31 your and
'“mi pun: 3/0“" stomach i“ ll “35“"? the appointment is for four years. Mr.
i'rmup. and has been active in who
You idol different in: soon as "i’apu'i! erotic nttulrs in New tisven for sev-
5ilispepsin” comes in conflict with the oral ““755
stomuéh-aédistress just vanishes-wont
Riemann nets unset. 33 genes, on wmiingrorn postinli crimp and Mr.
Visioning. no erunletiom or utilises“!!! Reilly piii‘tniod the line 3333.333 that
than. your head tigers and you feel 30% H9 ma 33 ”335g of pm: (i
““9- i on 3333333333.: s Vidriit also. and
Go now. incite the best investment. many endorsud My, , Mapped the
3333ng (it 33 13335336 ‘ maturity of c‘hu'
rolled Democrats of tile Wii.
The postmhnernnp at Marleen. Mr.
’lleiiiyli home town is also the ob:
tent of u been content. it ‘33 ot on
rent onus of i‘npe's Diopepsiii from
from indigestion. dyspepsia or any
There was it warm contest for the 555i
made in that case, however. until.
'uilcr the municipal election there next
month.
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PRESIDENT NOMINAV IONS.
. \V' VSiithi'l‘t“)N Nov. 2n. ~i’residcnt
Wilsdil mndc those nnmiuntions today. 5
Second Secrclnriog of Embassy :Vrihur' ;
i'illKli l5‘rnzier. of i’ennsprnnin, nt nilr-
in; Thomas lliurkly, oi the District
of (‘oiumbiu nt V'ienun; Arthur .‘linson
Jones, of New V'.ork of St Porters-
burn; Henry‘flolumnn May, of the Dis-
trict. of Columbia, at Tokyo; George '1‘.
Summerlin. of Louieinnn. nt Berlin:
Secrctnry of icgution and Consul-(low ,short terms in jail were imposed by
oral- H‘eurr F Tonnnni, of New York.“
at San Salvador.
H
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A good adv. pays beat in the best
Der.
iiiiiili’ it till iiiii .
Bfliiiii’iilii iiiliiii
Delicious Fruit Laxative can’t
Harm Stomach, Livarland
«an... www-
Every mother realises, after giving
her children "California. Syrup of
Figs." that this is their ideal laxative,
baboons they love its pleasant taste
and it thoroughly cleanses the tender
littiu stomnch, liver and bowels with:
out arming. ,
When ‘croun. urumue, feverish or
breath is bad. stomach sour, look (Vt
the tongue, mother! ii oontud. given
teaspoonan of this harmless "fruit
laxative." end in it few hours all the
tool consiipntud waste, sour bile and
undigested food passes out (if the
bow is, and you have it Well; playful
child strain. When its little system is
toll of cold, throat sure, has stomach-
aohe. diarrhoea, indigestion. coliciwi‘e.
member. a ‘s‘umi 355333333 clcnhlnll"
will“ always be the first tréstmsnt
n. .
Millions of mother; hoop “Califor-
nia syrup ct Figs” handy: they know
u testimonial today saves it tick child
tomorrow; list your” Jimggilit for a
335.3an bottle of "dittiforhid‘ Syrup ct
lilies.” Which has custom tor. to
bias children of in; main and drink
one printed on the bottle. beware of
collntcrieita sold here, so dont be
fooled. Get the genuine, mode by
tent use ,oi‘. Chintz, culled
of all fabrics.
to my bringing Chintz into their hous-
,ugo it-wus almost impossible to find.
‘31 well-designed cretonne; the beautiv ‘
liquid preparations; there is only one
nay—breathe a few times daily the
germ-destroying air of Booth’s Hy-
oiuei. it acts directly on the inflamed
membranes and destroys the catarl‘liul
germs.
if you suffer from offensive bremh,
raising of .mucus, freqneutrsneezing.
husky voice, discharge from the nose.
drawings in the throat, spasmodic-
(5-Juizhlng or any other symptoms of
‘ cnturrh, use Hyomei at once. it will,
that it is infinitely better t0 “59 gOOd dcstrcy the disease germs in the 11059,
chintzes than inferior silks and drum ‘ throat tutti lungs, and glue quick and
“5W5 just 5‘3 simple engravmgs and, permanent relief or money refunded.
prints lwidence 0f the advance on The complete outfit including pocket
K004 taste is “‘9 “MW” 0’ chintzeS, inhaler nnd bottle of liquid costs $1.00,
printed linens cottons and so forth ;cxira bottle of liquid u later needed.
of the eighteenth century. Ten years! " 50 cents.
me the,"
‘Cbintz decorator.’ The title pleased
me, even though it was bestowed ini
fun, for my theory has nlwsys been
that clilntz, when properly used, is
the most decorative and satisfactory)
At first people objected
cs because they had an idea it was:
poor and mean and rather a doubtful
expedient. 0n the contrary, I feel
i
fnl chintzes us We know them were PASTOR CATCHES RECKLESS
unknown. Now there are literallyi DRWER-
thousands of in excellent fabrics \V’A'I‘ERBURY, .\'0V'. 23‘::~~The Rcv.
of old and new designs in the shops John N Lewis rector of st, John's
;Tilel‘8 are (harming cottons to be had Filistopnl Church jumped out 01‘ :l.‘
at as little as 720 cents 31 yard, plintcd :rectorv window this noon. 15 31 alien
from old pntterns.’1‘bere are linens n dr55chl of a team. and captured him:
hnnd printed from oldblocits ti ‘ .riVal after the driver attempted to made is—
cnt velvet in their lnStrous color ef— sponsihility of driVin’g oter Miss Anna:
fonts and cost almost as much. Old Zuppoue VVho \Vus crossing West Mails
time chimes Avcre usually V'i‘.l‘\ par. street Tony Maine. the, timer has
JuVV und light in ground, but the‘ «Hosted. and Miss anpoue was this»
modern Chintz is 40 or 50 inches wide, on to her home in a police automobile;
with 3) ground of neutral tone that; Her side right leg and light elbow/K
gives it distinction and defies dust.” ’ VVere "loudly bruised.
”at
Jill iERMS Hill iiiii Willi:
Hill] liP Wfliiiii iN Willi
‘Former Yale Man and Friends
Given 30 Days for “Frolic”
in New Haven
is strictly in line “HI 3133-5 (553i! oi' l'V:5\
supreme officers to minke the Pvtbixu
semicvnienninl V9.31 the cronies: .5: (i
lluost silwcessiui. 'i he club uill navel.
unnunlly. and in yours to (503330 (5337
look back with plcusuru upon to
,L'f‘otli work which they have pied! ti‘
themselves to accomplish before l5‘Vo
next convention of the grand ioiii‘t'.
which will be on the third Tuesday
of October. lilli. Every section at
tho ethic is represented by tho i'si.
of members.
Save money~Scniinel ads. will wit
property, got employment or rcul the
cunt property quickly (ind cheaply.
NEW HAVEN, NOV. 26.5-5515‘lllt‘h and
Judge ()‘iicurn in city court yesterday
upon some of the participants in an
attack upon it party of Hnmdcu young
people who were houlownrd bound
Sniurdny evening and who had been
interccptcd by up nutomobiie in which
were several men. The defendants nt-
tcmpied to make out that the incident
who u frolic growing out of a desire
to give three young women on nutc-
mobile ride against their wishes. The
complaint alleged brunch of the punch
and nssnuit nnd Assislnni (titty Attor—
ney Bron denounced the affair and
asked for nubstuntiul sentences. Those
hconvicted Were Nathan dorhum, u
Yule (nun, Frederick Williumn, Frunlt
Barrett and (333mm: Pnttursou. (uni
the jail sentences were for 30 (Iuyn.
. M “w-..“ M.M.. w...‘
If Kiiiiiiii iii
Bill ”it 3333
snvs BACKACHE is SIGN you
HAVE BEEN EATING TOO
MUCH MEAT.
When you wake up with lml'iulc‘lo
and dull misery in tho kidney roumn
it generally menus you have been not
log too llltltii intuit, sure u. VVcil- known
unthority Mont forms uric m it!
which overwork» the kidneys in ihcir
effort to filter it from the blood, nzui
they become sort of pnrnlyzcd nnd hut-
tli'. When your kidneys not sluggish
Appcnisrwure taken in encb cuss.
(iorhum claimed that he drove his
automobile ulonuside at the carriage
in which two men and three young
women ware riding rind that jovinlly
be united the women if thov wanted to
ride. Oihcr thnn an exchange of
blow bulwccn Patterson find one of
the m‘en in the carriage there was no
Violence. The women claimed that
th men indie machine tried toteltc
them‘ from .tho carriage. tlorhum in
JV former classmate of Judge O‘Meure
at Yale Luv: fishnet but did not stud:
date end was: never mode a lawyer.
“.4.me
muse BRIDGEPORT MAN
Percy K. (turnout at omntord brinlts
an action for divorce against his We,
Mary H. Graham, born-“Merrill. to
when: new” married on August- 3.
19M). lie-tillage; infidelity and names
respondent He wants the “cmt‘cdy of
his daughter, innit Mildred three years
issued first in returning“ in 3:9
widows-moms owner.
3:33.331, oil in: the diver
John 5H Lowe of ‘l’iridsepcrt as the cm
‘ instrument 333.333.:er drink
and clog you must relieve them, like
3’0" relieve your bowls; rmnovinnnli
the body's urinoun wnutu. else you
have bin-.huchn sick hundmbo dizzy
npoilu; your utmnnt'h spurs tongue is
routed, und when iilu weather is iiilil
you inwe rheumatic twinges. The
urine hi5 cloudy, full of sediment, 3.513qu
neln often not sure, wutcr outside and
you m obliged to been rulici‘ two or
three times during the night
Either consult it good reliable plural
chm nt. once or not from your unlit
tnucist about four cum-es of Jun Sit ‘ 5:
who u tnblcspoontul in, n glues of (V5.3
tor before hrnultfuut for n 3m (in 3;
null your kidneys will thud nut iluu
This isnrmuilsslts is made from this .
acid of grapes und lemon lnlce, con
blood with iithis and has liven (mad
for generations to olésu 33m stimulutn
sluggish kidneys, also to neutralize
"la: 33 the urine in: it no longer it»
‘fritstos. tune ending 333333: “stillness
inset enters. it is inexpensive, (any).
not injure and makes it liuiiliiitfui, er.
5‘
.1qu units is n his sum for rexntnr
Norwalk Chronicler