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(lesion Brown Bread.
Mix and sift one cupful of rye meal,
pupful corn meal, one cupful Gra-
‘ flour, thrree-fourths of a table-
illl soda and one teaspoonful or
add three-fourths of a cupful of
s“ ‘. we cupule sour milk or
and three-fourths cupfuls sweet
ureter. Turn into a well-but-
. old (not having mold more
'rds lull), adjust cover and
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head in rising might force off the cov-
rLcé mold on a lfivetI in kettle
. irlng boiling water, allowing
. .er in come’ half way up around
"old. Cover closely and steam three
lid one half hours. adding more water
needed and never allowing the
liter to reach a lower temperature
huddle boiling point.
thuharb and Pear salld.
Bake two cupfuls of rhubarb with a
he}! cupfulyf sugar.,till tender but not
I ken. then chill. Mix together four
‘blespoont‘uls of olive oil,Itwo of lem-
‘ tee, a teaspoonful of sugar. salt
'6 cayenne to taste. Arrange rhu4
rIb and six halves of canned peers on
A bed of lettuce. pour over the dress-
3 and sprinkle with six tablespoon
ills of- chopped candied ginger.
. Cinnamon Toast.
7 "Out stale bread in oae-tourth-incn
Isllees'. remove crusts and cut each
sued in thirds cross-wise, making tin-
shaped pieces. Toast, spread even-
Withbutter and sprinkle generously
missed; with cinnamon,
,three part a sugar to one part
Raisin and Rhubarb Pie.
lie and a half cupl’uls or rhubarb
peeled and diced line, a half cupful of
rhlslns, 1 1- 4 cupiulis of sugar, two
oiled crackers and one egg Line a
is plate with pastry, mix together the
luliahb, sugar, crackers, egg and rais-
illl the crust. Cover with a
diticfd top.
a a moderate oven.
BiMlS CMlPPlE
outlnued From First Page.)
and now shows a broken
"it require 32, 000 or {3 000 to
p the damageflusubmarines. it.
. died, and none of them could
for service inside of two
happens this doesn't mat-
. rly s Elbe submarine
through with practice evolu-
and has been sent to the navy
‘4 August 1.
a. m. on Tuesd y the 6-2,
sister submarines ere being
' into dock positions near
er Ozark, commanded by Lieu-
Taylor. The 6-2 was
w. his electric control
oillsion in that she was
list the dock pilings. (Her
hel badly. The iii-2 was
lowly and her machinery
of the accident and
sell a head-on col
minutes.
down with a string, otherwise the.
Iiey. salt and pepper.
Bake about forty mine
being'
backed into her slip when the,
th
" I (in and his or on
Quality Muffins.
Work one-fourth cupful of butter un-
til crqmy and add one fourth cupful
of sugar gradually, while beating con
stantly; then add one egg well heated:
one cupful milk, and two cupfuls broad
flour mixed apd sifted with four tea- .
spoonfuls baking powder and one-half;
teaspoonful salt. Beat thoroughly, till
buttered gem pans two- «birds full and
bake in a hot oven over twenty- -five
1
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Ginger Creams.
Mix a cupt‘ui of molasses, a cupful of
sugar, 41 cnpful of sour cream, two'egg
yolks and a half cupt'ul of melted lard.
Mix four cupfuls of pastry ilour. two
teaspoonfuls of soda, a teaspoonful oi
cinnamon, a teaspoonful and-a half of
ginger, a teaspoonful ot‘ cloves. and
a nail teaspoonful of salt Let stand
after mixing well to swell, then drop
by teaspoonl‘uls two inches apart on a
buttered sheet. Bake in a moderate
oven. A raisin may be placed on top
~ of each before baking or a but may be
used for the top They may be frosted
with an orange flavored frosting, usingI
coniectioners' sugar and orange juice
with rigid or flavoring.
4
String Beans and Tomatoes.
Drain some freshly cooked string
beans and put into a baking dish with
some olive oil, chopped onion, pars-
Set the dish on
the stove and cook slowly. As the
beans dry add the. strained juice oi
entitled tomatoes,
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lT's GREQT FOR BALKY BOWELau
AND STOMACHS. .
We want all people who have Chron-
ic stomach iiouble or constipation, no
matter of how long standing, to try
one dose of Mayra Wonderful Reme-
dy—one dose will coniince you. This
"‘is the medicine so many of our local
peopiehave been taking with surpris-
ing results. The most thorough sys-
tem cleanser ever sold. Mayr’s Won-
deitui Remedy. is sold by leading
drugglsts elerywhere with the posi-
live understanding that your money
will be refunded without question or
quibb 41:)le bodiwians to give you
. nbsoli‘de‘ satisfaction.
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All it) Diliili ii
it's Grandmother's Recipe to Keep
Her Locks Dark, Glossy, Thick.
The old- time mixture of Sage Tea
and Sulphur for darkening gray,
streaked and faded hair is grand
mother's treatment,- and folks are
again using it to keep their hair a
gopd, even color, which is quite sen-
sible, as we are living in an age when
a youthful appearancc is of the great-
est advantage.
. Nowadays. though, we don’t, have
that troublesome task 62 gathering the
‘ sage and the'mus‘sy mixing at‘home.
All drug stores. sell the. ready-muse
product called “Wyeth's sage and Sub
phur Compound" for about We a bot-
tle. It” is very popular because
nobody can discover it has been ap-
plied. 'Simply moisten your bomber
a soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time"; by morning the gray
.halr disapmars, but what delights the
{ladies with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
its that, besides beautifully darkening
like hair after a few applications. it
also produces that soft lustre and
Iappearance of abundance which is so
attractive; besides, prevents (landfall,
itching scalp and falling hair:
i
CHINAMAN HELD IN 31,006 ‘E‘AILJ
HARTFORD,‘June 25.4—Wong Gong
Ipeclally frilly this season, is often
Icomposed in part of lace. These hats
Kare very transparent and trimmed
was yesterday held under $1, 000
band after a hearing before United
Istates Commisioner Richard F. Car-
» roll for trial in the Federal Court on
it!“ charge of illegally having opium
Trill his posesnion.‘ The hearing was
44mins 44444
int iii if DRESSING
4 Large Hats for summer.
Lace hats will probably be especially
fashionable all through the summer.
for the type of afternoon gown. es:
with a good deal of simplicity—flower
wreaths, twisted long fronded» plumes
gracefully laid on the upper brim,
feather wreathings, etc. Blue and
pink are used for ribbons and flowers
to give pompedour colorlngs. The
black hats show touches of Jet and its
very clever imitations in straw. Even
the crin hats are covered‘ with when
or chiffon in large flat layers and ex-
tend beyond the nyim edge and under
which are tucked flowers or fancy
berries that show through semi-trans-
parently.
Fashions in flaps.
Except for shopping or traveling,
the leather handbag is taboo so far as
fashionable women are concerned. At
luncheon and afternoon tearooms
coins and handkerclilefs emerge from
one or two typesof "stocking" purse.
The most novel of these is a half-yard
long by 10-inch wide strip of grosgrnln
or cliihelle. seamed its entire length,
shirred at either end into a two-inch
frill, with the sliirrings hidden under
the ends of heavy silk cordage handle.
Each friiled end 'conceals the clasp
fastened mouth of a satin- lined pocket.
Inn tinsel. the effect is remarkably
good. . It is a simple matter to have
such a receptacle match the alter
noon costume.
l
4“
Many women adhere firmly to the orig-
inal type of “stocking" purse, opening
at the center of its long single seam
and having fancy rings closing the
pockets at both ends Certain of these,
“stockings” are exceedingly ornate. i
saw recently a stunning purse in blue
(satin, elaborately embroidered.
4
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THREE NEW BATHING CAPS.
The Tipperrary bathing cap is a
high model. finished at the top with
a long rubber tassel
The can is boned in the front to keen
it high and straight and acts as a
support to the tassel.
The jockey shaped bathing cap is
made in a combination of blue and
green, also red and black The only
trimming on this cap is a button.
The Castle cap for beach wear is
made in bright green patio, lined
with rubber, eflectlvely trimmed
wit small roses fashioned from
trees and black satin.
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new ' to Health by Lydia
E. W ’3 Vegetable"
Compound '
Unionville, flow-4:1 suffered flours
female trouble and I got so weak that!
44 could, hardly walk
‘I , across the doorwilh-I
. out'hoiding on to
l something. I had
nervous spells had
my fingers would
crexnp and my face
.. would draw, and I
could not speak, her
sleep todo any good,
bad no appetiteand
everyone thought I
. would not live.
Some one advised me to take Lydia E.
Pinkham’s Vegetable had. [had
taken so much medicin my docbor
said he could do me nogoodso I toldmy
husband he might get me a bottle and I
would try it. By the time I had taken
it. I felt better. I continued itsuse,and
now I am well and strong.
“I have always recommended your
medicine ever since I was so wonder-
fully benefitied by it and I hope this
letter will be the means of saving some
other poor woman from suffering."—
hlrs. Marmot SEAVEY, Box 1144,
Unlohvilie, Missouri.
The makers of Lydia E. Pinkham
Vegetable Compound have thousands of'
such letters as that above—they tell
Is
00M8lllili ARRESIS
W0 MMllMliBlMSlS
(Continued From First Page.)
was arrested at 20 minutes to ;l2'
o'clock.
but one headlight
fa'ult to the constable,
told to I‘put in appearance.
The arrests how being made by the
officer are the result of a careful
study of the traffic situation in West
State street bridge are withoutdfghte
and has warned many.
He will not arrest autolsts who fail
to show tail lights, as it is claimed by’
many that they are jarred [It on the
dbcreplt phi-toga structure. Odicer
Sturges arrested a number about a
month ago. but decided, for the good
name' of the: towa. to discontinue. He
found hovIeyeIr, that the violations
all lastances to collie“ .. T‘
WONG GONG DiD WRONG.”
\
“4—h— ‘
000 36nd After Opiiim Rild.
""1"“ his mail of a raid at No. in slate
awhile-g fling. bellied susplolo
met. this city Juno 0. We mus
' u 0“,;er at No.
legally having opium in his no
I. “Wong fling all
carried an operator's license. Katslcki
port. He has found that a large per 4-
centa‘ge of theI 'cars passing over the
were becoming too numerous for
traffic shiety, and "hill apprehend in . 4
Hurtiord chinaman gloid Under $1.4
ion. The hearing was; he result of a,
1:3 Stole iii-lint. do our. “ ’
' the truth, else they could not have been
4 obtained for love or money. This mod
iioineisno stranger—it. has stood the
' Shoot for you‘re.
roan complications you
doI doth understan write to“ 1.: dis E.
Pinkhanl’ nedidne Co. entlsl
Lynn, lass. Toarletler Ellwood)
Head and answered by a woman and
held in strict condense.
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STATE PHARMACEUTICAL M EET.
l
iLevy, of West Haven,
ident, W ’N. Noble, of New Milford.
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or.
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{MOTOR T-HiEFs ARRESTED.
“KANSAQ CITY. no. June 25r-
McNesse; of Kansas City; . ;. g
FREGKLES
Now is thc‘Time to (is! RI6.6f Thais 1
Ugly Shiite. 4
. 4 There's no longer the slightest need . '
of feeling sshanled of your freckles, as ' '1'
' othlne—double
strength—is guaranteed to remove
HARTFORD. Julie 25 .-.-Wons Gong -
was helg under $1, 000 bond after a
hearing store United States Commie“
sloher Richard .F Cami! for trial in
the federal court on the charge of lit
the prescription
'4
these ,ilonleiy spots.
which hangs!
straight down the front of the capl
NEW HAVEN, Conn., June 25. --I. H.
was elected
Edward MacKaria, also or Brldge., president of the state Pharmaceutical
port, was the next violator. havingiAssociatlon. during the meeting in
He admitted his Woodmoht yesterday. and M. 8.1101444,
but was also of this city. was chosen first vicepreo
second sleeplesldont. and P. J. Garvin,
of Bethel, reelected secretary-treasur-
Thefts _of motor cars worth $300,000 in
the last three years. are charged to
members of an organised hand, the
leaders of which the pelice declared
‘70.“811 '03!“ 1W1 sometimes .011 thfifioday are held at police headquarters.
The three alleged leaders ware an
rested last night whilemverhauling a
valuable car belonging to entitled A. ' "at... I: a.
,Blmply get an ounce of billqu 4‘
dribble sfisfigtfi- from all ruggisl.
and spill: a little of it nighrhnd morn- f,“
ins and you should soon see that even "1
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i
Have you a seWing room in your
I'llome? it is really a necessity in a‘
well-ordered household. new women
appreciate the importance of lien a
room until they come into p93 " I
:it, then they wonder how they ever
lived without it. Where there ire chil~
dren this need is all the greater, for
it is a comfort to have some place
‘where all the torn garments may be
placed until mended. But siren the
' motheriess housewife needs this son
of a chamber where she can retire to
do her mending and sewing in peace
and quiet, content in the fact that the
light is good and all the necessary on-
plements are close at hand.
.———..-
Among the many useful accessories
for the sewing basket are the scissors,
fitted in leather cases. These may be-
bought singly or in sets of trio, three,
four or flv A set of tape needies‘is
a help, a case of needles is a necessity.
Many housewives, who think thus
they ape particular about their house
would be surprised to have their so-
cailed clean kitchen overhauled. oy a.
expert sanitation. Let us start with
the washing of the dishes. in most
cases we‘wiil find a dish mop or a dish-
rag that has been used for weeks the.
contains dirt and gelnls galore lites.
should be boiled in lye water at. least
once a week. The nose is often one
of the greatest aids to sanitation, and
all should heed it. Most persons think
that a bad smelling diallrag is to be ex-
pected.» But not sop “1999““ he as
sweet emailing us the face towel.
then there is the garbage can. it} I
should be enabled and set out in the
ill Silliilil nowv
GASTIMMA
For 3%!“ and Children.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
For liver
Thirty Years.
4‘.
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sun every day. This is most import
ant, as the can is the receptacle for all:
refuse, which is apt to decompose and
become a menace to health unlessf
carefully attended to. A great help;
in keeping the can clean is to line it?
with newspaper in such a way thati
lnothlng touces the can. being held by:
the paper. To dump the can mereiy'
im the paper out. This will ale-i
lengthen the life of the can by keep
ing it dry.
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“6 The refrigerator is another germ
gatherer, unless kept clean. ‘Baklng
soda is excellent for. cleaning them
terior 9f the refrigerator, asit both
cleanses and sweetens. For the top,‘
where the ice is kept, a strong solution
of lye water. boiling hot. is the best to
use. Empty the whole refrigerator.
throw the lye water‘agalnst the walls
of the upper part. it will run down
through the waste pipe, carrying all
the slime withIit. Follow this bath
with one of-plain hat water, soap suds
and soda. “This should be done once
a week.I ’ ‘ V ' 4
. The laundry tubs should be kept
corked when not in use to prevent the
. rise of obnoxious gases. T'l‘hey should
be kept as clean as the sink, and once
a week a disinfectant should be pour-
ed down all soil pipes . L ’1
llow lol'lahlII lbber‘culhsls
I) re‘
vile “Beginners“! Ifidmrsog‘e’h i~
on
on ' of: no “it's Alteration. much I.
of the slices «analog the widen ~'
spread use doubtless
do u- oto smoothly (lithi- 4.
salt in all ‘a way as to roll or it
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COUPON
i2..$2 50 Sanitary Glass
Kitchen Set ior $1.15
PRESENTED BY\I
The Evening Sentinel.
Every Day Is a Sanitary Glass Kitchen set Day.
For RICH and POOR.
Present this Coupon at our office With 5 others of com 7
secuttge dates and the cost amount. of expense items Iand
get s
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900.
$2. 50 Sanitary Glass Kitchen Sci.
Readsy to use, all Ieornplete, including eight pieces, to
Every set guaranteed~Strongest Most Durabie, Mos
Sanitary and Most Economical Made. "
FRIDAY JUNE 25, rgrs
scours
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boil varieties Tomaso. Cabbage and Popper-
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