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ill lip little puffs with
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713?? Puvtdlittlc grated t'hecse in hot-I
ciiocoiatl.‘ it and
tom or each dish. Turn hot soup over,-
scrvc at once-wMilwaukeeI Beads of every kind and value at
‘preseut are enjoying great populari y.
Icreuiu veils of this 111131119 is us ‘miif- Kidney 1.111111111111111 string beans
Iflcrs inside the coat witli the decol- make a tasty combination in a siilod,
latte waist. lrossed over iii the front especially it served on a bed of green
they have the effect 'of’ a vestee of with French dressing,
ougbly chilled and beaten 11' iih a silver
A SENTINEL OFFER
1.11.111 ual. .
our yolks of eggs. one quart of milk. .
1- leaves of gelatiue, one .11auiilaI
n and sugar. Make a cream withI
is, which you finish when 1
bid with whipped cream. Garnish11119311001111“ 0g sugar,
Cherry Roll Pudding.
Make a soft dough of one pint of
almost ; flour, one teaspoo‘fiful of. suit, one 111-;
two teaspoon»
bottom of a mold with paper, 111'~i‘11is| of baking ‘powder, one tablespoon-
reuse the little puffs. cover with the .l‘” of butter and milk. Divide into five
‘ am. repeating the operation Uiitiifportious. roll flat and cover the top of
ii the puffs and cream have beenlench with stoned cherries. roll
11, then put on ice
are take off the mold but on dish. the following: One tablespoonbl oi
rinkle over Some 011000811 DiSiflCliiOS i butter and one cupful of sugar cream-
and arrange nicely c'heriles soaked in ed together. Add one pint of holly
Bi‘. Iwater; cover tightly and bake one
‘ half hour;
Crab Flakes. 1 brown. Serve hot.
Catsup, chili sauce, two finely minc-
ed shallots, tarragon, chervii, two Chicken Timbales.
spoonfuls puree of' red pepper, ouo' Boll t11o chickens until tender“
brill? pound of butter, four egg yolks.§i:111 a pan of boiling water, cover with
cum, whole white pepper and cay another pan and bake in a moderate
enne. own for three quarters at an hour.
“Put the shallots in a pan, togetherlhalf cup of chopped mushrooms, a1
with some good vinegar, crushed pincii of salt, white pepper to taste
ite pepper, the stems of the tarra-Iaud one half pint of cream.
son and a little c',her1il place on the 3 well into the chicken and add the stif-
‘ re till the vinegar evaporates; then iily beaten whites of the four eggs.
dd the caisup, chili sauce and rch 1' so little china timbale molds for the
3p pper puree. baking and put a single whole mush-t
Allow to cook until teduccd to halt“ room in the bottom of each, then fill
of the original volumc;tl1c.1 add some the mold with the mixture, place them
fish broth and bind with the e..g y.olk'ski11, bone and mince the meat very
Finishsauce with good butte1',straiu finc, using only the white meat. Beat
,3 and serve—«Chicago Post. four volks of eggs with a. tablespoon-.
I fill of buttet. to a cr.e11m then add one
cup of milk. When this is thick and
soft free from lumps pour it gradually up-
l-‘ry :ou the beaten yolks of two eggs. Now
add 11 cupful of celery out (not chop-
ped) into tiny bits, season with celery
, Meatless Soup.
Boil six small turnips until
genpugh to put through sie1c
one small onion in one tablespoon of
clear dripping. Take great c'aie not
. 11.1
When ready if) piece in pan and pour over the rolls‘
remove the cover and
iii): this '
The less expensive varieties are worn. ' fine lace when the coat is half open. I
,uot as an imitation of real jewelry ' These are obtainable by the yard from '
2 but to form a color contrast with each sl .00 up. H
costume. Long strings of wooden Very wide borders yin pale colors
beads of light brown or of wine color are one of the features of the latest
cost fifty cents each. Necklaces 01‘ handkerchiefs. Some of these, in lid-i
imitation amber and jade beads scllnlitlou to the border at the edge bavei
from 31-50 iii). and short strings 01’ Viiuy flowers printed in the same color,
Venetian beads colored with gold. leaving only a tiny white square in
green, blue, or pink, in mosaic ei-Ithe middle of the ltundkorchiefs_.'i‘l1e
fect, cost $1.00. iprlce of these are upwards of lll'tyI
Gloves of heavy white cotton stitch-cents each.
ed with block have almost the ap-l
,pearauce of a kid glove, with the add Boudolr'Capa of Wide Lace.
ed advantage of being washable illI 'i‘lie shops show dainty little boiidoir
a large store on l‘ii‘th Avenue. these ions made of wide lace, which can bc,
Isell for fifty cents a pair and can be 'easily duplicated from this dose-rip
'.obtalned either long or 1111011211011, says the Dallas News.
Stockings which shade from a light Buy a yard and three eiglltbs of hue
color at the foot to auothlh‘ darker that is nine or ten inches wide. From
colot at the top are trimmed with a one end out three elghths of a yar rd
ua1 ro11 ribbon in cotliurn effect and and cut the rest—a yard-in two piec-
cost $1; 95 a pair. ics. .lohu securely together. From
Some new shoe buckles which are , the resulting square cut a circle. 'l‘urn
extremely effecti1e for evening wear 11p the edge on the right side for on
me composed of black enamel sct icighth of an inch and stitch a piece of
with rhinestones. These are of very thrce- "quartcl --inch wide valencienues
light weight and cost $5 00 a pair. insertion around it. Edge the circle
iKniie platted shadow lace, a quur- 1111ith inch-wide edging. Run an elas-
ter of 11 yard w,ido could be used for tic through the casing made with the
forming a deep ileunce on the edge of insertion. I
an evening petticoat, or in making 21‘ From the extra three eighths of 11
pair or ’l‘nugo garters yard out two triangles. as big as you
3 Attracti1e motor bouucta formed of can get them. lion a tiny hem on two
:bunds of extrciuelv soft straw with a sides with the edging. lather the
taffeta crown and wide strings of chii other sides lightly and fasten one tri-.
fon cost $23.. uuglc along the gathered side to each |
Dainty sleeveless gulmpes oi‘ cut-Iside of the cap above each car under
broidcrcd not. which are sold iii a shop 1 the edginglo make little tabs. Bead
on one or the New York cross strccts. " the wire to make them stand out prop-l
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Iirukc that requires slow linking,
To shell pecans easily, cover the
nuts with boiling water and let them.
stand for half ‘11.. hour. Then crack
the nuts and the meats will come out
very quickly. ,
A cook whose doughnuts are never
grease-soaked, says that the secret is
in mixing the sugar with the milk and
letting it dissolve before adding to the
other ingredients.
lin baking fruit cake or any other
put
the oven rack on the bottom of the
'oveu and place the cake on that; then
there is no chance of the cake burn-
ing—«Newark News. ,
For removing dust and to give a
good polish to hardwood floors and
1v,oodwork rub briskly with a cloth
saturated with 1011] oil.
lirush your home-made bread with
a piece of paper dipped in hot butter
if you like the crust soft. Hot water
is also excellent to give a shine to the
top of the loaf.
Before frying the breakfast bacon.
cut off the rind and dip in flour; thou
fry or grill quickly. This prevents the
fat from running and gives the bacon
a better iiavor.
When boiling clothes place an uu~l
peeled lemon cut in slices in the boil-
cr with the clothes to boil.
remove all stains and‘
clothes licautil‘illlv white.
A good way to cook green peas is
to add a lettuce leaf and a tablespoon
ful of sugar when putting on to boil.
They will retain their dolor and have
a much better fl11vor.~«~l.lenvor Times.
This will
make the
fork. l"'ln1oring cxtrmts should be. ----—
added. if possible. when the 111ixt1u'e: Smart Stylcs for the feminine mom-
is cold. Ibers of the family; Young's Magazine
The objectionable 1 sputtcriug and Ifor the male members. Send or bring
living but fat when cggs are diopped 300. to this office and if you are a
into it may be prevented if a lit,tie subscribers to the Sentinel the two
flour is sifted into the fat just before Imagazines 11111 he sent to your home
(they are added.
The new lli‘oom will last. much long
or ii‘ the strands are tied closely to-
gether, put into a pail of boiling water
and soaked for two hours. Dry ther-
ougbly before 11si11g.~—Dailas News.
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Pretty Bibs.
Short lengths of linen, damask or
duck may be transformed into useful
and attractive bibs, it" one has time‘
for a little haudwork, says the St.
Louis Republic. ()1' course, bibs that
are double are more practical than
those which are made, of a single
thickness of the material. if they 11'
made double, it is wise to do the hand-
work before lilting them. Simple dc-
sigus in outline stiil'h or cross stitch.
if done in colors, say, the. soft blues
or blue 1111.1 ,vcllow are particularly
effective. The child's name in cross
stitch, too, gives a touch of individual-
ity.
1
Dahlia Culture.
lu planting the dablia remcmbe!
that it will grow in almost any soil,
but does the best in a sandy one. ac-
cordiig to the New Haven .louruul'
Courier. The
made with 11.111111 loam and very good
~Illllll‘ subscriber order
best preparation isI
for three months, if you are not a reg-
your Sentinel
,either from us or one of the news deal-
ers. payus thirty cents, and we will
send you the magazines for three
months. In short-«you pay 11s 30
cents, your ucwsboy 12c. per week for
three months and the magazines are
yours.
if sil1cr spoons lune become claim
ed by eggs, rub them with» table set.
Don’t Let a Cold
Settle on Your Lungs
Muuv cases of Lung 'l‘rouhlc can be
traced dlrcctly to a severe 101d “huh
has bccn 11c lc1.'.tcrl llllli which. as a
rcsult. has 11 c1 tod ihc lupus. If 31111
hnvc. .1 Iicl'slstcnt long]! or (Did thkc
warningr 11-11m- lt is too l111c.l'.1k1uuun
Altorutlvc is most l111-ucilciul in am l1 MN"!
aim] has lucu lilo moons of ("'(illlllii'lviy
rcstorluf to health muuy pcrsons 11 ho 11.11
serious uug troubic. lit-11$ oi ibis 1'.1.~‘(-: <
lic:1s1'.1ui1illc N. .l.
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l (outr: 11 till .i sovtic c,oltl which sctil-d
on in,vl111u:s.l'bc 1l111tor pr1-1uouluc1l it
him: troul1lc.l ii'iwl 11cuil1'c1'ory 111111
urnilou without .111v result and k1 pt git
ting noisc. l-.'1k111.1u' S Allen Min» 11: 1s
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using it, 111111 last resort. The first boiillt
scciucd to glvi- 1111 rclicf: in incl. l sci-111-
Hi to fcci worse. illll l kcpt on using
the modicluc and found out ”in iii-‘(
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i 1Al1111c ul1br111'l1;1ic1l 111111'1 on rooms-1 1
. double boiler.
to brown it. When cooked, put through
sieve. Add turnip to onion and put in
Add one quart of milk
" fend one scant teaspoon of cornstarch
‘ New
wet with little cold milk. Salt and pep-
per to taste. (‘ook slowly for 40 min-
MILFORD GIRL MYSTERY
CLEARED. ‘ 1I
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‘salt and white pepper and turn out feature collars in different styles and
to cool. When cold. form with floured cost $2.95 each.
hands into small croquettes. Roll these; Chantilly of" shadow lace veils are
in cracker dust and set them aside for 3 much more popular ibis-season than
an hour before frying in decp, boiling those with heavy chenille dots or cm-
i‘ct. Ibroidc’ry. A new use for white
0i‘1
I
,erly. Decorate the cup wih bows
Iribbou.
0f. Brick floors can be cleaned with lit—
V tic trouble. if you sprinkle the floor
11 1 1
. 1 1 ‘ 'wiih washing 11111111, then pour boiling
I.-\l11u.1s “'3 i" 0'" curtains 0” the water over it and scrub with u still
jihrcnd,‘ if you would lu11 o them broom
hang true. 1I Eggs for meringues should be thor-
HAaroOMSTooK WEDDING VERY ITlllliliii EGZEMI
CHARMING 11F1=.A1R 1 '8 ”mm men-r
CONV'CTS WOFiK OVERTIME.
LEAVI 3N\VORTH. Kane, Apr” 16.“
Convicts employed in’ the twine plant
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drill-Hiki- Add a little income if the 11111111 11-1115 IN 111 111- ”IN 11111- .1.-1.1111
soil is poor. llulilias grow best out for scrcn- 'l 11111111 111111 1.1111..- .lfi'ci'liom'.
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of the reach of roots oi trees 01" 11.1111 111111 in 11.1111111111111; 1111- mun-11.
i'ouioius no narcotics. 111.1411...
forming drugs.
or ilililii‘
Ask for bookict iclliui.r
of rccovcrlos. nud writi- to l‘.1-k111.111
lhltoruiury, l‘liihuiz-lphln. l':-.. for 1-13;-
dcncc For snlwlw all ll-uvllm: ilruuub‘u
and Clifford Pharmacy and Stir.—
son‘I-oweli Corporation. «‘
shrubs. When the plant is a foot high I
it should be secured to stout stakes}
As the plant continues to grow tie to I
the stake, which should be selected of |
stout fiber and good height. I
AUTOMOBlLE SALES FIRM moon TRUST COMPANY 70 ORGANIZE.
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One of the early Eastcr- weddings
was solemnied Wednesdiiy evening at
1;: 30 oslock at the home of Mr. and
‘ Mrs. C, F. (‘.omstock, 156 Parallel iSt..
Bridgeport when their daughter, Miss
Bertha .l. (‘.omstock, was united in
marriage to Julius Garwood Hart of
\Vinstcd by the Rev. George 0. Tem-
biyn, pastor of the .Ulivct Congrega-
tiouai Church.
The front drawing-room was pret-
tily decorated in Ascension lilies and
Young Woman Who Slept on Mountain
1' . ‘ Side Foun to be Prospect
Earmeotic.
NEW MILFORD. April l'h—The
ystery surrounding the case of
lie young girl who was found in this.
place yesterday morning after spend-
dug the previous night in a summer
_cottage on a mountain side. was,
cleared 11p this afternoon when rein-i
tives identified her as Miss Tillie (Tub-
al. the Kansas State Penitentiary yea-
terday agreed to a proposition made
by the State Board of Corrections to
work overtime in order to meet the
demand of Kansas wheat growers for
tinding twine. For this extra scr-
1'lcc the men of the twine plant will
be given reduction ,of scineucea. The
men will work from 11:30 a. 111. until
8:30 in the evening. At the close of
the day’s work they will be served an
UP WITH SULPHUR
M
(‘oustunt or intermittent irritation
producing itching and red, angry E"zc-
ma patches on the skin is readily re-
lieved with bold-sulphur cream. fl‘he
moment it is applied the itching stops
and the healing begins. says a noted
dermatologist.
it effects such prompt relief, even in
FREBKI
DON'T_ H-IDE THEM WiTH A VElL:
REMOVE THEM WITH THE
OTHINE PRESCRIPTION.
'I‘bis prescription for the removal of
freckles was written by a prominent
physician and is usually so successful.
in removing freckles and giving a.
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I PORATED,
‘Capitalized at $50,000—Otl1er Corpora-
I tlon papers Filed.
I The Capitol City Auto Saics (‘.om-
‘pnuy of Hartford has incorporated. ac-
‘cordiug to a certificate flied yesterday
|in the office of the secretary of the
'state. The authorized capitalizatioui
is $50,000, divided into {.110 shares of]
common stock at. a par vaiuc of $100.
The company will begin business with
son Trust Company, of Putnam, has
notified the flank Commissioners. of!
its lnicntlon to organize under the
laws of‘ “HR. The notice was ‘sigucd
by Henry (‘. 'l‘uttle, Boston; Charlcs
ll. iirowu. Alcx. A. lion-gluon, l.cb-
bcus E. Smith, Silas .\l. Win-clock,
John 0. Fox. .lolin .-\, Body, I if, iiil-
1lillil‘i0k, Charles 111. Scarlcs, Frank G.
Letters, George 1), Clark. all of Pot-
1111111, and (‘hai'lcs 0. Thompson. oil
Pom-fret.
lg of Prospect. Miss t‘ubig has been
1 working as a domestic in a family in
Goshen and she left there Tuesda.
Walking a distance of ill miles to New
aggravated l‘czema that it is a never
ending sourte of amazement to ehy si-
clans.
ii or many years boldsulphur cream
white egaieas, appropriate to the Eas-
ter season, the happy couple standing)
beneath a conopl'of white blossoms
during the ceremony. Miss (ionistock
extra meal.
, --A specific for pnin-Dr lhomas
Eclectrlc Oil. strongest. cheapest liai-
“ Preston and later from there to New
Milford. She is said to be slightly de-
‘lmveiited and to be subject to wells of
phasia in which she loses her were
rat and her ability to talk clearly. 8111-.
'1'... taken home by her parents, -
wore a bridle robe of white satin, cub
en train. with flounclugs of white silk.
shadow lace with pearl buildings, lier
veil of' white tulle was fastened to the
coif‘fure in cup effect with lilies of the
valley and maindeu hair fern, The bri-
ment ever devised. A household reme
fly in America for 25 years.
i *W‘q
"Did your husband have any luck on
his hunting trip?"
“Splendid! Didn‘t you hear?" i
“No, what was it?"
has occupied a secure position in the
treatment of cutaneous eruptions by
reason of its cooling, parasite-destroy-
ing properties. it is not only parasiti
icklal but also autipruritic and anti-
scptic and nothing has ever been
found to take its place iii overcoming
1:,lcar beautiful loinplexion that it is
sold by druggists under guarantee to
refund the money if it fails.
I Don‘t hide your freckles under 11
mil; got an ounce of othlne and re
move them. Even the first few' appll
cations should show a wonderful
provement. some of the, lighter frec-
5kiea vanishing entirely.
lie sure to ask the druggiat for the
double strength othine; it is this that
$1, 000 subscribed 'l‘hc. incorporatoi's
are James J. (‘airolL Alice .\l Quinn‘
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11ml 11 isle .1 11112111111111.1111 111 liurt- Sentinel Wm“ with Will iutmduco
ford. . some people to each other today who
A certificate of incorporation was .ought to ”5"“ “0"” ”Ch other 5'95"
filed by the Eastern iron Works of-
Brldgeportfto be capitalied~ at $5.
000 and to begin business with the
same amount. The lucorporators are
linrnet Ginsburg and Abraham Shapi-
ro of Brooklyn, N. Y., and Samuel
Ila. .
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drunk
1'
lion om, Failed ’ Hair wan
Sane Tea
,
firdndmothei kept her 1111.9 beauti
titty darkened, glossy and abundant
‘lfail a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur.
jliiineVer her hair fell out or took on
at dull. faded or streaked appear
9,, this simple mixture was applied
ith wondeii‘ul effect
or drug store for “Wy eth' s Sage and
;%lphiir Hair Remedy," you will get
largo bottle of this old time tecipé,
Edy to use, for about 50 cents. This
iii‘p‘le mixture. can be dependcd upon
iii 100i Yfliii
my flan Tell 111111111111 Dar-'
By asking an
dill bouquet, was of bride roses. show-
.‘ered with ‘lllles of the valley. .
Vliss (‘omstock 1w as attended by her
sister, Miss Florence Comstock, ad
maid of honor. and Miss Ruth flows
and Miss Eunice Hart. a sister of the .
bridgreem, as bridesmaids. Miss Flor-
,cnce Comatook‘s gown was of pink.
chartn‘euse withbodice of cream 1111's.:
She carried a shoal of Killarncy roses.
I’i‘bc bridesmaids also wore pink char-
mcusc under pink
fund carried pink roses.
| lrving Smith of Watertown was the
'bcst mun and'the ushers were Messrs.-
(flit-ford Comatock. a brother of the
bride, and Clifford Beardsley. Miss Au-
uie Viucr of New York, a cousin of}
Miss Comstock's mother. played the
wading march.
‘ The bride’ 9 gifts to her maid of hO' .1-
or and bridcsinainds were gold lav-a
iicrcs, and to his best man and ush-
‘crh‘the bridegroom gave pearl scarf
pins
embroidered neb,
irritable and inflammatory affections
of‘tho skin. while not always estab-
lishing a permanent 11111111: yet in every
instance it instantly stops'the agoniz-
ing itching; subdues the irritation
and heals the inflamed raw skin right.
up and it is often years later before
any Eczema eruption again appears.
Those 'troublcd should get from any
pharmacist an ounce of bold-sulphur
cream and apply it directly upon the
affected skin like you would any ordi-
nary cold cream. It isn't unpleasant
and the prompt, relief afforded is very
welcome, particularly when the Ecze-
ma is accompanied with itching. 11-
“——
lCduu Dawson of Woodbury. Mr. and
Mrs, Frank 'Gulpfn of Woodbury, Mr.
and Mrs. w, 13). Dawson of Woodbury;
Mr. and Mrs. S C. Gulpln of Water-‘
bury, and Miss Florence Galpln of
1'1 oodbury
- Figs." audio a few hours all the foul.
.“He. got back alive,":-Houston Post.
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is sold on the money-back guarantee. .
wrhuus
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lSSUE PLANS FOR OFF-lCERS'
SCHOOL.
Fourteen Ara Discharged From Rnnko
. iMWHSWMw
If ““088, FOVOI‘iS " consupawu’I The program of instru'ctlon for coast
.lilvo "California SYN") 0' Figs” Iurtlliery officers. which is to be given.
Int the ofllcera‘ school at Fort ll. (‘3.
Look at the tongue, mother! If coat Ierght May 7 to if, has been issued
ed. it is a sure sign that your little from the office of Adjutant General
one's stomach, liver and bowels need ileo‘rge M. Colo. The instruction is
a gentle, thorough cleansing at once. Ito be divided into four classes. accord-
When peevisl1,crosa, listless.
doesn 1. sleep, doesn't eat or out natur-
ally, or is feverish, stomach sour,
breath bad; has stomach-ache, sore
throat, diarrhoea, full of cold, give 11
teaspoonfui of “California Syrup of
.—
ed by the officers, who will be graded
and promoted from the lower classes‘
as soon as they show fitness. Class D,
will take tip the basic n1atter.Class
:0, is for officers who have passed the
basic course, but who have yet to qual-
pale.‘ log to tho proficiency already attain-I
Mr. and Mrs Hart were the recip-
After the Wedding supper. the brid feats of many beautiful gifts of cut
constipated waste, undigested 1 food
and sour bile gently moves out of its
restore natural color and beauty to
like hair and is splendid for dandruff,
ry. itchy scalp and falling hair, '1
Well-known downtown druggist
,aiiavarybody uses Wyeth' 5 Sage and
1* jitter, because it darkens so untur-
itud evenly that nobody can tell“
dials been appllcdmlt's so easy to
1111.11... simply dampen a comb
"it brush and draw it. through
tittiiiilr. taking one strand at n time.
“Writing the gray hair disappears;
cl couple left on a short wedding trip
and upon their return will take up
:their residents in Winsted, the home
the bridegroom, The bride's going a-
with hat to match.
Ainong the out of town guests were
Mr. and Mrs Elida Allen. or Norwalk1
Mrs Edward Lycett and daughter oil
Nprwclk. Miss Laura comatook ol’ Nor-
walk, Mr: and Mrs. 'E‘rederiok 11111111 or
1111111111115. Mrs. if. K. 91111111111 of son.
lord. Miss Edna 111111111111 of Strotford,
Donald 31111111111101 Stratliord. Min and
‘ _.\'frs. J. Ii. Galvin of.Woodbury, Miss
way gown was of dark blue bcnguline
glass and silver 1
little bowels without griplng, and you
have a well, playful child again.
HARTFORD’S NEW CORPORATION
" COUNSEL. ‘
11A111111101111.‘Aprii rim-Mayor .ios
cpli H bowler has announced the ap-
pointment of John W. Coogan to be
corporation counsel of 1.11111101111111-
ceedink Edward L‘. Steele, who hold of~
flee under Mayor Cheney.’ The salary
(is to. 000 a year. and it is the biggest
political plum in the gift of the mayor.
‘Mr. (.oogau is one of the older lawyers the genuine, ask 111 sac that it is made
of the city and standing Well in his pro- by “California Fig Willi, Company:
tension. ' .1 Refuse any other kind with contempt.
take this harmless "fruit.
ways makes them feel splendid.
which has directions for babies child
ran of all ages 111141-1101" drown-ups
plainly on the bottle. 13.11.1111. of colic
fly in the emplacement of range and
communication courses. Course B will
einclude everything up to the batteryi
commander's course, which will betak-
You needn‘t coax sick children to on up in (‘lass A. The latter class is .‘ns a gift. a strip of land valued
laxative:” under the care of Lieutenant Colonok'about st. 000. which will
they love its delicious taste, and it al- V M.- -King, Coast Artillery Corps, C. widening of the entrance of Barbour disorders.
N lit. and ‘Major Andrew“ Moses, fort}
and tire commander.
titanium Wants are u amok action
terleita sold here. To be sure you not 111.11 turpentine moons of communi- and Church streets.
action. They littoral 1. direct way or
11111111111 a massage to 11.1 11111111 Who
will be most interact-ll. ..
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Frank of Bridgeport ficflmfl KmNEYS
A certificate of organization was - ,
filed by the Norwaik Vault Company) WE EAT TOO MUCH MEAT WHICH
of Hartford, which begins business.
Willi 81.000. The officers are as fol- “-065 KIDNEYS, THEN THE
lows: President, (“tester Van Tassel BACK’HURTS-
of New York; vice-president, W. Fred- "W"
Wilcox of East Orange. N..J.; secre- Most folks forgot that the kidneys.
tarv and treasurer, Raymond C. Brown like the bowels, got 81118811411 and clogv
of ~South Beach. Iged and need a flushing occasionally.
The \Voodbridge Orchards Company else no have backache and dull misery
|has filed a certificate of organization in the kidney region, severe bend-
bcginuing business with $2,900. The aches, rheumatic twingea, torpld liver.
’ofllccrs are: President. Leonard S licid stomach, sleeplessness and all
Downcy; secretary and treasurer, Curl sorts of bladder disorders
jW Clark. both of Woodbridge. You simply must keep your kidneys
Articles of association were filed by. active and 010811. “lid the moment 21'0"
Sigma Psi Charter of Hartford to feel an echo or pain in the kidney
establish and conduct a fraternity region, got about four ounces of Jud
chapter house. .'i‘he signers are John. Salts from any good drug store here,
11" Forward. George S.i1rnncis and take a inblcspoouful in a glass of War
Raymond ll. Segur, all of liartford.1 ter before breakfast for a few days
and your kidneys will then not line.
TOllRl'NGTON MAN GIVES LAND This famous units is made from the
TO TOWN. 1 acid of grapes and lemon Juice corn—
TORRINGTON. April 17. wli‘ormen blood with bible, and is harmless to
Representative Nathan A 'l‘uttle oil flush clogg cd kidneys and stimulate
It‘hurch street has deeded to the town. them to normal ucthity. it also 111111-
at irailzcs the tit-ids in the urine so it no
a, longer irritates, thus ending bladder
W
permit
street to nearly regulation width. The Jud salts is harmless; inexpensive;
Ask your druggist for a. 50- cent but commander, who «will give the officers. widening of the street will not. makes 11 delightful t'lii-‘i‘i’i’iii‘mii "WW
tie of "California Syrup of Flgs."|the benefit of his experiences as fort: only imrovo its appearance and make Water drink Which everybody 8110““
for better traffic conditions, but will take now and than to keep their kid-
fiiim give a‘h'ie setting for the new no‘ys clean, thus avoiding serious com-
high school at the corner or High plicatim‘is.
A Well-known local lruggisi says he
sells lots of loci Bum! to folks who
Good 1111111111 .1.-”e to, be had-mu believe in overcomin: kidney trouble
lilo’advcrtislng. ‘ while it is only tl‘OimlG.
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