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LATEST FASHIONS
HOME HELPS
Salmon Cream of Soup.
One half can of salmon, heated in
pof milk; then lub through a
colander; add tltis to a cream sauce
made with three tablespoons of corn-
starch, two of butter and one quart of
milk. Season to taste.
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«fill SUGGlSililNS
WI 6000 COMING
. Lamb Steak.
I, ; A deliciousway to cook a slice from ’ Cream Of Oyfi" SOUP-
aleg of mutton is go 3w,- it on be”, One pint of oysters, one cup oil
I‘ sides and shake off what does not aid mil R 0119' -half CUP 0f 001d “3191‘, “V0
here. Lay in a shallow stewpan with tablespoons 0f flour and lilo table-
" slid, sprinkle with pepper and salt a spoons of butter and salt. Put the
,Ipinch of thy me and other herbs. Cor- 057519” into water and b0“ till the
I er with a small.teacupful of water, set edges curl; add to the cream sauce.
5?“ in the corner of the oven and cook Serve hot with brown toasted crack-
gentiy for upward of an hour. . ers.
Baked Omelet.
7- Four eggs; beat the yolks separatelyl
Itnd odd two-thirds of a cup of hot milk
7 End a bit of butter, a tablespoonful of
flour. salt and pepper to taste; beat
Killi ill. USE Sills
II the whites to a stiff froth, and add ‘
, them last. Bake in a buttered dish a If Your Back Hurts or Bladder Both-
LI few minutes until it is a nice brown. 1 ere. Drink Lots of Water
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When your kidneys hurt and your
~ - back feels sore, don‘t. get soared and
11".. Beat two eggs until 1611 still. 'llieu} proceed to load your stomach with u
,add one cup or milk one CUP flour and lot of dlugs that extite the kidneys
a little 53“ Hilve ”19 gem tins WW 1 and irritate the entire urinary tract. 1
. .' IDOL and well buttered; flll llall full 01 Keep )our kidneys Mean like )0“
‘ [the batter and bake twenty minutes in} keep your bowels clean, by flushing
87 ‘1“le Oven. Eat When hot. ,‘them with a lilild, harmless salts
‘ m which removes the body's urinous‘
Excellent Wattles. iwaste and stimulates them to their
- ”.Take one pint sour cream, one pint l of acid and waste. so we can readily3
5 IIII'llour, one-half teaspoon soda and three 5 understand the vital importance of‘
l ,. ,.oggs and beat well together. llave the keeping the kidneys active.
'.,'.—I[waffle irons hot and well buttered and; Drink 1018 Of water—you can‘t drink
‘ bake to a rich brown. Serve very ltot. too much; also get from any pharma-
cist about four ounces of Jad Salts:
ltake a tablespoonful in a glass of
11ate1 before breakfast each morning
for a few days and youl kidneys will A Dress Combining Taffeta and Voile3
att fine. This famous salts is made The illustration shows 11 dress in tbt
from the acid of grapes and lemon popular combination of voile and'
and stimulate clogged kidneys; also to taffeta. The voile is used for the
neutralize the wide in urine so it 'no
longer is a source of irritation. thus
ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in-
jure; makes a delightful effervescent
lithia-water drink which everyone
should take now anti then to keep
their kidneys clean and active. Try
this, also keep up the water drinking.
and no doubt you will wonder what,
became of your kidney trouble and
backache.
Delicious Popovers.
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Steamed Brown Bread.
’I‘One cupful of cornmeal, one-half
cupful of 1yemcal,one-half cupfui of
flour, one-half 1:11pr of molasses, one
‘ cdpful of water, one scant teaspobuful,
; of salt. one and one-half teaspoont’uls
‘ Iof baking powder. Mix well together,
I fill" small greased cups two-thirds full
1 and Steam for one hour and a halt.
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one to the other.
Cut six turnips into thin slit-vs and
placg over the fire into four cups of
'23 water, add one- 7half cup of rite and one
onion sliced. a lump of butter, salt to,
“taste, when done. add two quarts of
_, hot milk and serve with toasted bread
'~ or crackers.
companyllig this dress.
charmingly childish.
untrlmmed except for a narrow lacc3
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A Beauty Hint for id cinch
It may truly be said that a woman’s personal appearance
depends greatly upon herself. It is important that the
digestive organs be kept efficient or the whole system becomes
deranged with disastrous results. I
In the first place, rich foods, over-eating andartificial living weaken
the digestive organs. As soon as they are oval-taxed, one of the organs
becomes inactive—the food is only partly digested—it clogs the bowels
—-ferments—and all the poisonous wastes are thrown back on the blood.
This results in dull eyes, muddy “sit-in, blotches. pimples and other
disfiguring marks of poor health. The way to obtain quick, sure relief
and to tone up the entire system is to take Beecham’s Pills.
For Clear Complexion, Bright Eyes
and Fresh Appearance
be stirs to take Beecham’ s Pills upon the first sign of a disordered -
digeslidil They act: immediately on the stomach, liver and bowels; I
regulalfe them and keep them in a healthy condition. , They. clear all
the poisons from the system and remove pressure from the organs—a
great help to women at all times.
Beecham’ s Pills are mild hartniess and dependable. They are
compounded entirely of the products of well-tried medicinal herbs.
Contain no drastic drugs or anything to promote the physicing habit.
‘ Over sixty years of experience have shown that Beecham' s Pills
are of wonderful benefit and never produce disagreeable after-effects.
To clear your complexion, to free yourself from aches and pains,
and to put: yourself in all around better condition take
flames
“The Large“ Sale of Any Medicine' in the World”
II Directions. of special value to women with every boa.
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bodice and for the upper part of the3
skirt, while the taffeta, which is tlioI
same color as the background of the,
voile, is cut into ruffles and applied!
A luunty little Iur-I by leading druggists everywhere with
bun with a smart bow Is the but no, the positive understanding that your
3111011ey will be refunded without ques-
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ledge at the neck and the bottom of.
‘ .I MIDDLEBURY HAS BAD Fins.
. derful Remedy.
ébarn leased ‘byé
the short puffed sleeve with a two- inch
beading at the waistline, thlougu
will ch a ribbon ma y be drawn, is
charming for the small girl's Sunday
best or party frock.
The spring wrap for the little girl
may be an Empire coat, of cashmere,
gabardine, voile, poplin, grosgrain silk
or taffeta, according to what will fit
into her wardrobe to the best advant-
age. Also capes are being shown
made of the gayest colors, silk lined
and with a pointed hood at the back.
The little girl's hat should be rather
small this year. either round in shape
or in a poke-bonnet shape. These last
are very pretty, especially if made
partly of straw and partly of cretonne.’
,1 saw a very pretty one the other day
I made of sand-colored straw and lined
with a finely-figured cretonne, which
was veiled with red chiffon. .The top
of the crown was of the cretonne also
and veiled. Red velvet ribbon was
placed around the crown and ended in
double loops and ends ill the back.
. FRENCH REMEDY AIDS STOMACH
SUFFERERS.
France has been called the nation
without stomach troubles. The French
have for generations used a simple
mixture of vegetable oils that relieve
stomach and intestinal ailments and
keep the bowels freer-from foul, pois-
onous matter. The stomarli is left to
perform its functions normally.
digestion and gastritba'onlsh.
Mr. Geo. ll. Mayr,
gist of Chicago. cured himself with
this remedy in it short time. The de7
mand is so great, that he imports
these oils from France and compounds
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a leading drug-I
them under the name of Mnyr's Won: ‘
People everywhere
write and testify to the marvelous rc7
lief they have received using this
remedy one dose will Irid the body
of poisonous secretions that have or
cumulated for years and convince the
most chronic sufferer from stomach,
liver or intestinal troubles.
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy is sold
Among children‘s dresses dotted; tion or quibble if ONE bottle fails to
Swiss is taking a decided stand and is‘ give you absolute satisfaction.
An Empire frock3
STATE DENTAL SOCIETY
OFFICERS.
HARTFORD, Conn, April 23.—At
the closing— session of the State Dental
Society meeting here yesterday, Dr.
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Edward S. Gaylord. of New Haven,I
announced that Dr. H. S. Jenkins, now
in Dresden, Germany, would soon re-
turn to New Haven after being ilftyl
years abroad and that on May 15. the
New Haven Dental Society would ten-
der him a. reception. Four new mem-
bars» were elected, also the following
officers:
President—Arthur V. Prentiss, New
London.
Vice~Presldent——Dn
Gaming, Bridgeport.
Secretary—Dr. Elwyn R. Bryant,
New Haven.
Treasurer—Dr. B. A. Sears.
ford.
Executive committee—Dr. G. B. 8
Leonard, Mystic; Dr. William J. Mc-
Laugblin. Bridgeport; Dr. George c.
Fahy, New 'Haven.
Librarian-Dr. Louis S. Beach. Bris-
tol.
Editor—Dr. Oliver, '1‘, Rule,
ford. ‘
The Connecticut Hygienists Asso-
ciation elected these officers: Presl-
T. A. Allen.
Harp
Siam;
dent-Mrs. Irene Newman, Bridgeport. '
VlcoPresldent—Misa Louise Harris, ,
i-Lydia E. Pinkba‘m’s Vegetable Com- ,
New Haven
Secretary~M‘rs. Hubert .W. Hart,
'Stratford. ‘
Treasurer—Miss
pagne,, New Haven.
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tomobile apparatus from this city was
sent to Mlddiebury. seven miles from
here, yesterday, in resonse to a call
for help from that place Two houses
and two barns burning simultaneously
furnished too great a task for the
small are fighting force of iMddlebury
and were it not f rvtho prompt: ar-
rival and excellent It Bf‘t be local-
flremen, all four structures might.I
have begzkdemOéh
tent. The total loss will reach {1.001).
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wholesome shortening by colloctlngll'g .§
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___ .. FRIDAY APRIL 23, 1915
The housewife who does her own to .0.
kitchen work sometimes finds it very3
difficult to get done all the little odd,
things. such as darillug stockings,,
washing a bit of line ileckwear or the
white gloves. If she will store these
things away in the laundry, where she3
can pick them tip at odd moments
when waiting for the family to come lOIt‘t
dinner or for the bread to bake, she
will find them all done and the timcl
will not be missed
(‘olored linens are so fashionable
that it is well to know that delicate
shades may be kept from fading byI
using plenty of pulverized pure borax'
in the water in which they are washed
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Funeral Directors and Embalmcrs
Complete House Furnishers
f2-18No. Main SI. Telephone 747- So. Norwalk, Colin.
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A Modern Home Necessity
en'oying the old home or are to build
Whether you are
emands more careful consideration
a new one. No feature
than your Refrigerator.
()lll‘ line of lxeirigerators are sanitary, insure perfect
circulation of cold tll_\' tiir and the whole interior can
easily be kept sweet, clean anti sanitary.
Prices range from $4.95 to $35.00
A. J. Collins Company
How She Was Helped During
Change of Life by Lydia E.
Pinkham’ 3 Vegetable
Compound.
Philadelphia, Pa.——“I am just. 52years
of age aid during Change of Life I suf-
fered for six years
terribly. I tried sev~
ersl doctors but none
seemed to give me
The City National Bank
To Provide For . ,
Your Taxes Next'Year-
deposit weekly in the Savings Department of this bank" and
your money can be withdrawn April 1, 1916,
WITH 111111111131 AT_ 4%
‘ any relief. ’ Every
‘ monththepainswere
‘ inhenseinboth sides,
and made me so
weak that] had to
.goto bed. At last
, friend recommen-
‘ded Lydia. E. Pink~ ‘
ham ’a Vegetable
Compound toms and I tried it: at once ,
and found much relief. Afton that I
had no pains at all and could do my
housework and shopping the same 3
as always. For years I have praised ,
pound for what it has done "for me,
and shall always recpmmend it: as a wo-
man '5 friend. You are at libertytouse
my letter in any way. ’1'ka. THOMSON,
649 W. Russell St, Philadelphia, Pa.
Change of Life is one of the most;
critical periods of a woman’s existence.
Women everywhere should remember
that there' is no other remedy known to
carry women so successfully through
this trying period as Lydia E. Pinkha‘m’ s
I A CAR WA!) 01" FANCY SEED 0ATS .' I
ALL KINDS OF MAINE SEED POTATOES.
SELECTED SEEDS FOR GARDEN, FIELD AND
FARM.
RED, WHITE AND YELLOW ONION SETS.
ARMOUR’S FAMOUS FERTILIZERS.
.BRIIWER &‘Ml\l.0Nl-I
There is N0 TIME like the PRESENT to Prepare
For the FUTURE.
Merrill Business College,
South NorwIalk. Stamford. Port Chester.
20-22 Main St. Norwalk
Vegetable Compound.
If‘ you want. special advice
write to Lydia E. Pinkham Modv
"’iclno oo'. (confidential 1. man, . ‘
Mails. Your letter will be opened... ,
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