Voalette‘e.
chase veal cutsfrom the leg in
as large as Ono’s hand and
dial! an inch thick On each
'11 large tablespoonful of
not Vg made from seasoned bread
111511, a beaten egg and a table
ul of melted butter. Roll up the
‘V inning with tootllplcks to keep
seeing in. Put in a baking pan
e oven and bake about three
are of an hour, basting often
' eit'ed butter and hot water
so done, thicken the gravy, pour
a the veal and serve on a hot
English Baked Chicken.
sjolnt the chicken wash and wipe
, r and‘roil the pieces ill it. cover
Avail. ant the meat in a pan. put
butter or salt pork over it.
. _ 'Ibotling water into the pan till
it comes well up on the chicken, haste
, reeVor four times, cook two hours
. til "tender. Remove the Chicken
1a make gravy by adding flour and
hing to the liquor in the pan;
tnake rather thick; cook 10 minutes;
dd milk to make the right consist-
enoy; strain and pour over the chick—
{—r'ilhicago Inter Ocean
Grapefruit: Short Cake.
"' 8111“ together for two or three min-
V'utes one egg, oneIcupl'ul or sugar and
a tablespooul'lll of pure lard. Then
add acupfuimi cold sweat milk and
"Memphis of flour sifted with twa
‘V‘lteaspoonfuls of baking powder. Stir
to mix thoroughly and divide equally
“between two wellgreased and floured
., jelly cakepans. Put. the pans at
once; into a fairly hot ovcn.'nnd bake
V about it) or 12 minutes. Peel two large
. ‘pefrnlt, and separate the plllp from
Seeds and membranes. Turn the takes
.V out of the tins. Lay one of them up-
("side down on a large plate. cowl it
culclltsrm sPltts
'I‘III‘S B'Adfli’k'il BRAND
I‘D-lion! Ask your Ilru In! for
' ('Ill- l'llal- ler‘o "Eamon lrund
I HI sin Red on! Hold. metallic
with lilac okibrxm.
A llo'llca. seale'
. “Maxim other )luy
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yousl. llownas heat, 5.1’e5f,Alnn,s ltellaillo
en
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akl. rd 111 «like TERI
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“BARDAGH
MHURTS RECEIVED lN WRECK.
Due 01' the many damage.
midst the New Haven railroad aris-
113 out of wretks at \i'estport Stallr
lord and (North Haven has been set~
ed in Bridgeport by A. liardach, of
the Rogers Clothing company who
unstained injuries in the wreck at
matord,’ June 12,1913 The amount
of the settlement is nut made public
”hut it is understood that it was lib.
m ‘I
Other suits against the (”mummy
h. been entered" by A. 8 (human
V .01 the Lullm‘lB-Gellllllil Company,
. in the wreck at Westport, 00,
11,3 11121111 Bernard Seltzer, Who
1111 passenger on the some truth.
1111111111111: 11
' lMcol‘eu oi Citizenl Prove
‘ It.
Liter reading the public statement.
kidneys can naturally be expected
attend the same, work in similar
‘iteau this:
al.1111135, it},
,,..
Spring
1111. VI regret that i did not learn of,
, _ ‘tidicino when It” Will Mat taken
111 Many trouble luv it would have
“ed me much underlie-1.1 had taken
~few- doses belore i was greatly
. Vlad and two boxes improved my
dltloIn wonderfully. 1 advice other
V11 5 fluttering as I did to get.
hey Pills 'Iat Plslsted's Drug
ivoi‘thenl a slum only
willing to c nllrm my former stale~I
' pg is remedy"
I shid,;hiuah assists, Price .50
Foster-hillburn 00..
I'll»
UV 1W1
suits' ,
Budaloti moi Magellan.»
with the prepared fruit. and sprinkle
it liberally with sugar. IPour the
juice over and cover with the other,
cake. Spread over the top a cup of
thick. sweet cream, whipped very
stiff and sweetened Mith half a cupi'ul
ot‘ sllgar.I—-—Newark News
Siniple Sponge cake.
To make this simple cake, beat up
the yolksof two eggs till the) are
pale yellow and quite thick; then add
gradually halt a racial of sugar, heat-
ing all the time; stir in a scant halt
cupful of hot water, and number half
cupful of sugar;\ next add lemon ex-
tract and the whites of the eggs beat-
en stiff. Lastly, stir in a cupful of
t
flour sifted with one and a half tea-I
spoonfuls of baking powder and a
quarter of a teaspooniul of salt. "Bake
for 25 minutes in a moderate oven in
a buttered and floured shall0w pan. ——
hewark News.
Pink Pudding .
Soak a package of. gelatlno for an
hour in a cupful of cold water. Mash
a pint of ripe strawberries and turn
upon them a cupful of. granulated
sugar. Pour a pint of boiling waterI
upon the gelatine and mashed berries.
and stir over the fire and strain
through (curse muslin. When the
jelly is very cold whip the whites of
live eggs to a stiff meringue—and bent
the'jclly into them. Turn into a mold
and set in ice to forl'n. Serve with
whipped cream.~.lanesville Gazette.
Salad of Lima Beans.
Soak the beans and cook them as
usual in salted water till they are
done Drain and let not very cold
Mnkea dressing of off, white vinegar.
salt white pepper and a little mus
lard, adding to it some cllOpped pur-
sley and chopped chives. Add also a
sweet red pepper, or pilneuto chop-
ped till very fine, and then pour over
the beans.~»—Epicure.
“
SUE SAYS NEW BRITAIN MAN.
A. J. Sinner, Prominent Manufacturer.
SaysIlt Will Be Crime to Give in
to McReynolds’ Demands With-
. out Suit.
NICIW BRITAIN. March 7.~-<"ll‘ i
was a large holder of New Haven road
SETTLES SUIT FOR stetk, i could attempt on my own no-
Imullt to secure an injunction re
straining the directors of that com-
pally from selling the e trio; water
and steam lines of which that corpor-I
ation has acquired (outrol in the past
ten years, " declared former Senator‘
A. AJ. Sloper. a men having large man-
‘ufaoturiug interests here and ldentl‘
fled in other ways with the mercantile
Ilife of the (it),
‘lt is a crime on the part of the
present administration to force the
l‘New Haven railroad to dispose of
these various properties. They cannot
be sold eat this time without tremen-
dons loss to the co’Tnpnuy, which of
course means a loss to each and ev-
cry one of the stockholders I have no
New Haven stock 'but ll lldld some of
-.._......... ~ “ the shares of that company‘ 11 stock in celve $10 000 a yam.
trust,
“i believe that if the railroad must
”1““ Norwalk Has to Bow to the ln- dispose of These properties, and this $100 dill).
question has not yet been settled in
our court of low so far as i know it
might to bexglven five or ten years in
which to sell them. Not a day less
represented“: citizen of SOIII'I,tImn five years anyway. for that is asked the dolondant an a but 11m ‘
ill SW9“ 11010111. 5'“ Will“- 001110 Isllort enough time to work out satla- never received it
ed 110 beneficial year's ago Will! ing withOut inflicting a terrific loss on '
the people who own the New Haven
railroad. Let the rights of the New.
llnven be tried out. in a court of law
street. and if I was a large holder of Now of his one ninth interest.
111a, NorWaik Colmaflllil’li “1 have Haven stock 1 would attempt on my July 8 19l1;ho assisthcd twoftlnths
bilubeen all well in two years as [Inwn amount to secure an injunction interest. to Antoinette id, Soariea and
ya been since using Doall' a Kidney r0511 tuning these proposch sales and on August 2.01 the some will there
would force the question into the
courts for settlement "
l COLLlER JUPITER’S rear.
I \V.!1Sllthl'i‘ON', March 6.—~'l‘hc big
naval oleotricslly- driven colllcr Jupi-
for is to undergo a supreme test of!
11W efficiency 07 1191' novel 910116“an tint .‘part ot the proceedings that :she
mechanism Orders have gone for-
ward .to $1111 Francisco, where the verb
aei is now lying. in start" as soon as
possible for nah ton hoods, the voy-
age to be anode “ '
aboard ‘11 ‘
I ..
l
lsoutacllo or metallic braid with a;
,small fancy design at each end of the .‘
There is no better way oi adding a Iopenlng
touch of novelty or color to an other- t One model recently seen carried
wise plain costume than by the use of out ““3 idea. the waistcoat being 0‘
'white brocaded silk, closing with ball
buttons of out jet and each button'
"Oats 30’“ 0f the“ “"3 reduced ‘0 hole decorated with a line of small jet
Isuch simple form that they are known ,Vlwads. which [0, med arrow shaped
as waistcoatees, the strip of fabric designs at the ends of each button-
merely passing around the neck and! hole. There were also two little waist-
extending a little below the waist in wet pockets simulated just below the}
front. It is a model of this type thatihualsl each one’ outlined with the
attracts the woman unskilled in dressl lbeadwork to harmonize with the doc-
luaklng, for in the absence at any ,oratiou of tile bottonholes.
back, side forms or armholcs there is Many women invest in half a dozen
really little cutting. fitting or sewiut—l texnensil'e "buttons and make them do
0 do. ,dtlty on several waistcoats. by" using
The easiest plan is to choose a ‘button rings and eyelets. Where but»
fabric sufficiently decorative to re- [0118 are set with rhinestones 01‘ other
quire no trimming, says the New York mack jewels or where they are good
Sun. The waistcoat then resolves it- imitations of the real cameo buttons
Ipelf into a lined strip or cloth the Itllis adjustable button scheme is'
fronts meeting with ornamental but worth considering,
tons and ending in two trigI little!
points Duvetyn in silk or wool ls‘
high on the list of popular waistcoat-
lugs with printed v,elours hrot‘aded Tile hat with its crown towering
silks and tapestries following close is not altogether new. it has been seen
behind. lsonlc during the late winter. it will
Some of "the prettiest models Iure be seen more often as the spring Mill
only three inches wide at the center appear, says the New York Press.
of the back. from \l'llltll point the This style of bat will be constructed
gradually increase in width until from from straw. tulle and jet. The brim
the bust down they are between five Will be straw, the crown tulle and the
and six inches wide, which allows for build and aigretie will‘be of let. it
a, sumoient lap at the front, Once the is a hat that will have many follow
shape is cut from a strip of tillll crIll- 9T8. for most women will be glad of
,oline “need only be covered with the “8 height-giving effect. ‘ it will be
"Voutsltle fabric and the lining hemmed becoming, 1'0? it Will be shown in so
Vdoun to be ready for the ornaments lede 8 variety 01' brim and brimless
tion of the from Ioftects that there will be a hat for
A few mock buttonholcs \litil stun CV97! i'aco.
lllllg buttons are the falol‘lle (lowing; ‘
l
Waistcoats Simple in Form.
lone oi the quickly adjusted waist
Becoming Hat For Every Face. "
Brovm Popular
Brown in dark shades is popular.
Blue surge is used for some of the
the fronts hooking illllhllll}. Many
women take their waistcoat-1 to "a
tailor and have handsomely worked
buttollholes and buttons for the front dresses being made and is considered
finish Another method is to olna- very smartr—Ncw Haven Journal
mellt the buttonhole with a row of Courier.
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HOSPiTAE WHlST CLUB MEETS.“
'lhc semi-monthly session of the
, .‘jt Hospital Whist'Cinb was held with
I . . ' 3} Mrs. Frank Lauder. ill Seymour street,
l‘il‘l‘mlxhl‘l‘lyf.lull.. IIIIIIII'IUIII‘VI‘IDLIIIIIII .~ . “yesteldav afternoon. There were six
l‘XKVIIIIlélIl-‘QIISI’IKQCG\ltIiiInll‘grlltV 1“ 1111.11. 1111...“ tables. and a very pleasant time was
‘ ‘ * thud by all the players. “is T \lnr
shall Andrews will cutoltain tilt-meal
'lltll,
t l.‘
v
unit-re. ”i Ll'dl' ll; n.1l N"
SUES HARTFOVRD T
l ,. PANY.
RUST COM Ibers on Friday aftclnoou. Marc‘ll
lit the dtoyal James inn. ,v
Little E late (after being lecturcdl~—
Momma. the comnulndluellts lilL'llk nu-
tul easy, don't they?"~~lk)ston Globe. I
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Burr and Knapp, of Bridgeport. Ask
for Distribution of Barnum
Trust Fund.
ilurr and Knapp, of Illl'ldaepol't,
hale filed suit ill the civil supcllor
coult for $5,l00tl dllllluges against the
Connecticut Trust and Safe. Deposit
Itlompuny, 0f llartiiord. Plaintiffs also
ask‘l’or an order compelling the de-
fendant to distribute the surplus of o.
trust fund which they how and which
belongs to the liarllum estate.
The defendant company was all»
111inth trustees of tho Barnum estate
and had a trust fund from which the
widow of tho showman «was to 1‘6—
it is claimed
:111111 the fund has accumulated and
the surplus now amounts to more than
l
111s. nus l
llllVlllElll-WOMEN
Take LydiaEPinkham’sVeg- l
cable Compound and- be
Restored to Health.
-~" The doctors told
Every
tmonth the pains
t were so bad that l ‘
could not hear my
weight on one toot.
.ll began taking Ly-
die E. Pinkham' 11
Vegetable Com~
Kansas City, Mo.
me I would never be a mother.
tIqutlllllll “will“
Illt“
tut-t
ll“ .-
l lierhort llarnum Seelcy, who is one
of the Barnum heirs. assigned ills onc-
lllntll 1111111th in the surplus to tho
«plaintlll’s '1 hey claim that they hdvo
I." .
ll amounts lo more , greatly relieved and
[took it until it!
ado me sound and
web, and I now nhave two fine baby
girls. Icannotmraiae Lydia E. Pink-
ham' 3 Vegetable Compound too highly
for What it has done for me. 1 always
speak sword in favor of film medicine
to other women who suffer when I two
on opportunity."~ Mrs. H. 'l‘ mu,
1225 Fremont Ave... Kansas City, Mo.
RodehatAnotherWomon says:
Cmnmlng,(la -“I tell some suitor-
lnz woman every day of Lydia E. Pinto
hem’ 11 Vegetable Compound and what it
has done for me. I could not eat: or
sleep, had a bad stomach so was in
misery all the time. i could not do my
housework or walk Iany distance without ,
suffering great in. I tried doctors’
medicines and
almost 13111.11: installed “My has .
. bundmouphthomyonatiegetsblacom-
a. . pound and in two week; would eat any!
I In: 0111an engaging ll
panda upon the motivational tempernv“ ,
" the can cross carbon moons»
f ‘ .
The defendant" has filed a plea in
abatement claiming that prior to July
8.19M dicrhorl lllarnllm Findley as-
signed to divers 11ersous.-livcuinths
'i‘hat on
instilling iWO-lllll't‘hliiV to Elisabeth 10. "W.
Elocltwood. ti is, claimed that An-
"toinotto E,,'Elearles did not notify the
'dclcndant oi the assignment until 111'—
tcr the assignment to the plaintiffs
by Herbert Barnum Seeley. it is
umber claimed that she is an canon
is a nonresident, and a plea. to the
jurisdiction is made.
, . ' f“ «Momma. jugs-mug,“
"’l‘ha action .0; the. instructor.-
I,” r
,‘ are alzreed upon.
“m l
_ station
I
plating such a move.
detach patent Imedb' ‘
’Iz’ar/JVI/ 1" a all-I‘V- sari-vi."
‘~‘\‘\.A~ ‘\ -\ “\
Benin Keeping a Set or Books.
The day has long gone by when wo
men knew nothing of the management,
of money or business affairs. Time
was, and some of us remember it.
when the unmarried girl or woman
bundled no money unless. by inheri-
lance. she was wealthy in her own
right and even then the law usually
appointed some man to take charge
of her bluiness transactions.
The married women used to "trade"
at some store. and the husband paid,
the bills or she “suited" for whatever
funds she wished to cover her pur-
chases.
That state of affairs is no longer
prevalent among tin American women
of today; the wife either has a stint!
fated allowance, or a certain amount
of credit at some store, and—~if she is
Wine-willie does not run over the fig-
lt is in keeping of accounts that
a woman shows whether she has busi-
ness ability or not; usually the book-
keeping is done with the old of only
one general “cash book,“ but there are
same wmuen who realize the neces-
sity for several books, each one to the
used for certain accounts, such as
"groceries," "fuel and lighting,”
"stalking," “household supplies, illrni
title and repairs." thus saving
trouble of going over many items in
averaging the Ivarions accounts or
comparing expenses from one montll
to the other. With these several
books, of course. one needs a general
I‘“(‘flflll book," showing the amounts of
:Vmolley received l'rOln time to time,
and the sum total carried from the
separate accounts.
Much trouble could be saved in ev-
ery household if every young couple-
would begin with a set of books and
each one keep strict account of the
MAY MOVE CONNECTICUT CO.
OFFICES iN BRlDGEPORT.
Railroad Company Desiree More
Room in Station. Explanation of
Superintendent Chapman.
liltl‘l'ullCl-Mli'l‘, March 1.——»'l‘llcro is
apussibility that some of the Cannon?
ii ut C(llllpal“ offices. \\':hl(il are. now
let hind ill the \‘cu llnlcll itullloatl
building, may be moved to
the Congress street car barn in the
near future. Superintendent Charles
ll. ,i.‘hupmnfi slated today that the ol-
‘llrluls of the company were content-
Wllell asked if
all the (‘onnectirul Company offices
would be moved be said that be hard-
ly thought so although he could not
say just which ones would be shifted.
. it was reported ,tbat the change
was being made in order that the di-
vorce of the trolley lines from the
New Haven system might be made
more c.ompiotc Superintendent Chop-
mall denied that this was the reason
for the contemplated move, saying
that the railroad company wished
more room for its own use and had
selected the suite of offices now used
by the tiounectdcut Company.
GUILFORD COUPLE ASK $12,000
FOR CRASH BY SHORE
LlNE CAB.
in—M
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The Shore Line Railway Company
has been served at their cliflces in Bay-
brook, by Sheriff (‘ulvill (i Fairbanks,
pi Mlddlesex county. ill two units,
which demand a total of $12.00 dam-
ages.
The suite grow out of the alleged
running into the wagon ill which liar
ry f}. Goldsmith and his wife, Clara 8.
Goldsmith, were proceeding to their
horn?» in (lulllord at 7: 30 o’clock on the
evening of March 10 1913 on the
North Bradford turnpike east of box-t
on corners, andtlle papers allege that
the accident was due to the fact that
the motornlan'olthe car neglected to
either ring his song. have a proper
light on his car. or bare it under
proper control.
All a result of the spill which broke
his, arm. dislocated his shootout
wretched his wife‘s back, upset Iher
nervous system. injured her intern iiy
tin some families,‘
ithe wife plans to meet the bills as:
ltlley come due. and pays out the run—1
l .
Inmg‘expenses of the house as well.
I
the.
1.. V. .0...” a. ”W...“
'uuwI 4' a filala/aI-l -' 4'
‘ Ch ‘\‘ “1W ‘\.
{money recoil ed and paid out says lhcl
New York PIHBBE : .._...... -
‘ But, while modern \l'olllall llus‘. Smart Styles fol-tile lcnliuiuc lllt’lll-
shown herself a capable anti euergetw bers of the family; Youugs Magda; no
lie manager. there is no need that you for the male illellll)01‘s.Selld or bring
Ins a woman should charge your mom- I30c. to this ofiioe and it you are a
cry with a lot of details and task! subscriber to the entinel the two mar-
ltllat could just as well be Omitted azlncs will be sent to your home for
IlLearn to save yourself as much as {three months if you are not a regu—
"you can. When you go down town to lur subscriber order your V
lyour work, for instance. and stop in either from us or one of the news deal-
at the grocer’s anti the butchers tOIel‘s. pay us thilty cents, and we will
ldo the days ordering, don‘t trust to send you the magazines for tin-tee
'your memory for all the items; write Imonths. ill short~«lon pay as M
:tllenl.d01vn.lf you have things that Icents your newsboy 121-. per “cell or
must be seen to at certain hours, have three months and the magazines an:
a pad placed in a conspicuous position‘ yours
fund jot everything of the sort uponl .1.
it W hen you go shopping. have a. TEEVAN CONFIRMED» As
list with you. if you take somethingi TON POSTMASTER.
over the phone involving a numberI ~—————
,‘ot‘ things to be remembered, write Representative Donovan Shows That
itllem out at once. , t‘I He Has Been a Resident of Town
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A SENTINEL OFFER.
SHEL-
w
Nine Years.
WASHINGTON, March 7.----'l‘llc Sell-
ate in its secret seesion yesterday t‘tlll-
firm i t ‘ ' ' ‘ 1 '
moat boil the lemon tili tender and ”BIZ“ It" 221111111515antO‘Slnl‘m.‘ "‘
when cold take away the seeds and -Teevan 1:21: p “‘1: IQ: “ l “:‘m" M"
chop it up helore adding to the other 0 ‘ n“ 9“ ‘y 0“ ”3"".
. . , man Douoman
lngredients, says the Kansas tityl .\il. Teevan 01' t' 1 . l .
Star. This is an excellent way, for held u M: 8w" 2““ “1‘“ “‘3 we"
the mlncemeat keeps much longeryhmugpbeen:16?“ .39“: ( ‘Z‘Ig‘s
and no hard case forms on top uhich Icloummae on P IMO; He :enate
often appears when the lemon is usnd 0“ ‘ cos an P0“
lilads. He was at first charged with
ill the raw state. .
Ibeing a slrlkebrenker, anti when that
. char e vs " " l . '—
Make a lather of good soap, adding . 8 \ s bhOllll to 11, unfounded.
- . It was ch 11' e . ..
a little baking soda or ammonia, when ‘long MOI: hg d :tg'tdtimt “TI?“ 119111
washingeiderdowu quilts. l g a I .n 0 to ‘W“'
.. Mr Donovan was able to shop that.
\illt‘ll washing ratine do not put it‘ let)» m had ”I,“ 1 Si 1
through a wringer After rinsing.l ‘ ( u m “m ‘0‘ “me
.years, which has long (llOllf’il to have
nriug loosely and hung out slightly
entitled him to bomlllo a marlidtlo
heavy with water. This way the arti- Ifor ally olilce III to t t l 51 I:
«is will not need much ironing alum I "‘V M “ “m” "H"
I To keep colored wash goods from:
inning, soak olcr night in a solutionj
of sugar of lead and water, allowing “1
an ounce of the former to two 3111- l consider it it I .
ions of the lattel.—-.\lempills News Helios" Kan :(ElIalp Iat us
Scimitar. .7 . IElh ~11 .oulllal.
Chop Up Lemon. ~
1 To get the best flavor and effect
from the lemon when making mince-
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"Faint ilearl, never won fair lady."
detest that prowl-b." ifAVhy so?"
blu—
MASTlF-F SAVES YOUNG MASTER
. FROM DEATH lN BlG SNOW
DRlF-T. '
GillildNW it‘ll Conn, March 7.“
(url Stllalt Fraser, Jr., four years old,
probably would have died of exhaus-
V'i‘iilll in a snow drift on Ernest Thomp-
,Vson Seton'a estate near here. had not
In luastli’i’. Teddy, led rescuers to him.
t The boy and the dog wandered
'nuuy from Sweet Briar Farms, 11131
Webb, who is the
Iionging to Miss
famous horses Sweet:
owner of tile
,ilriar and Chesterfield. and plunged
hail.) Prevent Praia.
Baby White :through the show most of the (lav.
c1- .. ‘
F1151? LOSS g'flg‘fi“ they skirted two ponds and traversed
five miles of snow covered ground be-
'fore Cari fell lllto a drift from which
he could not extricate himself. Marks
in the snow sll()\\'t‘ll‘\\'])t"‘.l‘e the faith-
1'ul Teddy had tried to pllll him out
and but] failed.
Without these two guaranteed pro—
tectivun you cannot succeed with poultry.
No other preparation ill on cod the that
threewvellasa Pulls Baby hick Food~
26c File and $1. (lo-11“: only safe ration.
insurer lusty growth.
To prevent intestinal troubles the one
‘sure a lot-inc. is Pratt: Whit, Dinah on
lemey 25¢ and 601:. A! to they plus
the early critical period they mature
qulqmy mm profit purine: members of Then Teddy made his. way to the
yqunIIilot-a. b Seton homestead. attracted Curl
“was“ ““‘“‘”'"““'““P“m‘ Christensen. the caretaker. and led
Sillsinction Guaranteed or Money IBnck
El Gui I’mtla flit) page Poultry Book
Poultry Supply Dealers. 3941.
Sold and guaranteed by all Feed and
him to where the boy lay.
0...... .. us... .—..~ 1” “' =".'.',""'-‘... -_.
lllll lit lllllllilS lllll
Blilllllefllillllllli
Sick Headache or Sour Stomach
Means Sluggisll Liver
and Bowela
0
Get a ill-cont. box now.
Furrod Tongue, Bad Taste. indiges-
tion,',Sullow Skin and Miacrsbleliead-
aches come from a torpitl liver lllltl
clogged bowels, which cause your
stomach to become filled with undi~
MW“?
AGRlCULTURAL EFFICIENCY.
l! liOS’l‘ON. March ll.-Tllti promo-
tion of agricultural efficiency was the
main theme discussed at the annual
meeting of the New anluud Federa-
tion for rural progress today. one
baptized and thirty organizations and
enemies were rapresented. 11133011
epll L Hills, dean of the College of
Agriculture of the University of Ver-
moat, is president of the rolleratlon.I
'l‘ho wottlflié topics considered in‘
eluded the work of state agricultural
colleges and experiment stations,
shortage of farm laborers, lilo turn
law of immigrants toward the country
and methods or marketing farm pro—
ducts. 1
a.
like garbage in it awiitbatrcl. That's
the first step to untold lnisorywlndl-
gestio'll, foul gases, bad breath, yellow
skin. mental 111m, everything that is
horrible and nauseating A (insearct‘
tonight will give your constipated
bows-19‘ a. thorough (licensing and
straighten you out by morning. They
work while you uioepwa til-cent box
N. M. WHIBT GLUB ENTERTAINED.
Tile members of the N M. Wlllst
Chub were entertained yestertiay after»
noon by Mrs. D. Burr .VBQIllflil, of Belts
mince, East Norwalk. , The first prize
was secured by Mrs. 11911111111111 chlltr;
second. Mrs. Silas Ketchum: third,
Mrs. 11113) Millard. The next gathering . .
Friday afternoon. March 20111 will be from your! druggist "will keep you
held with Mrs. Edward F... Smith. at leallng‘sood for mantra)». Millions ct
‘ ‘ .. men and wanna: take a Cascarot now
add than to keep their stomach liver
and bdwels regulated and never know
11 moment.I_
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Don 1; 1011.11 ,V
goslcd food, which couru‘and i‘crluuntn - '
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