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The New Summer Vegetables.
During the hot mouths of summer,
meats and other heat producing foods
should be eliminated from our bills oi
{are as far as practicable, and the new
summer vegetables and fruits substi-
tuted in their place, since they have a
cooling effect on the system. If these
* dishes are served iii an attractive man-
ner, they will help to make the sim-
Save
the following recipes:
Encalioped Corn and Tomatoes.
Needful ingredients are: One pint
n pulp, two cups buttered Bread
crumbs, one cup stewed tomatoes, and:
sail and pepper.
Mix corn and tomatoes together and
season. Butter the crumbs by stirring
them into one quarter cup melted but—
ter. Arrange vegetables and crumbs
in alternate layers in a buttered bak-
crumbs. Bake in hot oven until
trumhs are browned.
$900,000 FROHMAN COMPANY.
The administrators of the estate of
the late Charles Frohlnan, who died
on the Lusitania. Daniel Frohman and
Alt Hayman. are perfecting arrange.
ments to p‘erptuate the dead man’s
name in the theatrical world by form-
‘dress decoration is a new fad in the
For golfing wear, the latest idea is
vthe large soft Mexican felt hat em
broidered about the edge with blaca
around the crown.
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THE ART Of DRESSING",
Little zouave jackets of cretonne, sweaters are very becoming lo stout
trimmed Turkish fashion with white w.omen So are the colors, which are
soutaclie braid, are the most 3030111“
paniment to the summer gown. They
come ill various flowered patterns.
The use of the municipal flag as a
neither light nor dark.
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MRS. BEIDEI.
fashion. world In New York city the
flag in its colors of yellow, white anal
blue, appears as a. design on ribbon for:
but bands, and in wider and narrowerS
ribbons for other purposes. A Panama
sport hat with the flag ribbon about HowLydiaEPinkhnm’ aVeg-
silk and having a black head chain,
it comes in sev-i
TELLS'WBMEN'
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Tea Making.
The best tea is made in an eartlien-'
ware pot. The metal put may be more
. decorative, more appealing to the eye
Vl—though these are simply matters or
personal taste—but the earthenwarei
teapot produces a better beverage. !
No matter what sort of metal pot 15‘,
used the acid in the tea will slowly but
surely get into the coating and taint"
the tea. The acid's action .may be,
very‘ slow and the result practicaiiyl
, without harm, this latter, ofgcourse, tie-E
ill SHOULD lulu;
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature at
and has been made under his per-
« sonal supervision since its hiiancy
Allow no one to deceive you in this. "
All Counterieits, Imitation and “ J outputs-good ”a no but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the hen th of
Iniants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
New Potatoes and Green Peat. mg a $900300 corporation ,0 take M. 10:60:81? 33:36:53,813:21:33?“ etableCompound KeptHer , pending upon the metal itself, but the a i V
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The Willa-A misleuwt.‘ are. One or and manage all the Frohman stars embroidered m emu” “1 one comer m Health for 14 Years. , . as :00 . 3
dozen; new potatoes. ‘olie pint green
shelled peasmne pint cream sauce, and
salt and pepper.
Shell the peas and scrape the pota-
toes tree from all skin. Place the po—
tntoes in boiling salted water and I. .'
until nearly tender. then add the peas
‘auj simmer 10 or 15 minutes, or until
the page are tender. Drain the pots-
Place the potatoes ill
(let p plate or shallow
dish, and heap the peas around them
Make ”a cream sauce w'l“ .21; i ,_
spoon butter, one tablespoon flour and
one pint go‘od creamy lliiik.‘
with salt and pepper. Pour over pota-
‘t ass and peas.
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Curried Vegetables.
Season
and plays. Articles of incorporation
will soon be taken out in Albany, N.
Y. ’1‘;
Advertise is} The Sentinel
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Lime 'l‘i'eainlcili
iii Tuberculosis
In the May 25. 1012, lune of the
Journal of the American Medical An-
Iociutlol appeared this statement
concerning calcium (lime) medic--
(ion in the treatment of pulmonary
lubrrculoulu teonuumptionh
“luder the Iputflnullc. continued
and persistent routine of calcium
uulnIl-tlou. \un (deno- IIII seen I
number of hill patients Improve. ul-
dergo an emulation or partial con-
Iolidnilml in the lung. whirl: then re-
solving would appen- to contribute
to the walling of! null cloning of the
lesions. Hlld I- hand with this
course of events. the sputum clear-
“; salt water. , >
; with three velvet tabs edged with pea- ?'
are offered, alld the flag is also worked .
out on parasols, hosiery and girdles.
Beach parasols of wide striped ging-
ham have just appeared in the shops,
They have very short sticks. and open;
out very large. They come in all col:
ors. ,
Friction bath towels, cleverly woven;
of narrow tapes fringed at the. ends?
are especially serviceable for beach,
use. as they dry well after the use or, '
‘Tllippensburg, Pa.—” It was several
years ago that! started taking din E.
Pinkham’s egeta-
bio Compound. I
then suffered berri-
. blyevery month. My
husband bought me
a bottle of it and it
helped me right:
away. Then after
my second child was
up. unborn I had a female
trouble very badly
and I used Lydia E.
The newest thing in outing hats is ‘
one of burnt orange velvet, with a . lfinkham's 3798“”
stitched brim faced with soft white; Lie Compound and "3 a short time w“
, cured and have been in excellent health
hemp. A bond of the velvet, goes, since. I always praise the Compound
round the crown, fastening at the side, Whenever I have an opportunity as I
know it. helped me and will help others.
cock shaded shell disks which lie on : Lately I have given the Compound to
. and heat it until it is boiling furiously.
Another point to remember in malt»
ing tea is always use fresh water.
Never use water that has been stand-
ing in the teakettle. Draw fresh water
Sprinkle the tea leaves over the botv
tom of the teapot. On them pour the
boiling water. put on the pet’s cover
at once and cover it with a tea cozy.
Never place the sleeping tea upon the
stove to keep warm. Let the tea cozy
do that.
Tea for icing is made in the same
manner, but it should be strained into
an earthenware jar or crock for cool~
ing. Never pour hot tea over ice. The
rapid melting of the ice affects the
liavor of the tea.
Storing Blankeil.
Castor-in is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
gorlc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium; Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its a is its guarantee. It destroys Worm-
und alloys Fave Illness. For more than thirty years it
has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation
Fintulenoy, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles anti
Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels,
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and ha I sleep.
The Children's Panacea—The Mother’s Prion
GENUINE CA§TORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
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Have ready one “9’1”“ 9‘1“”: 9”“ :fufikgflfi‘JE mf'm',,‘e‘:,‘:=:“fi'_f _ the brim. The hats come in other C011 ’ my daughter on ‘1 WiSh all suffering “'lien storing blankets it is a wise
quarter pound salt pork, one plilt sweet chm“, Wm, A“... “Mon" "A on, . women wduld tak it and be convmced ,, x t 0 ins them well in news-
corn pulp. one teaspoon curry powder, ”°""'°'l"” . t , tif , ribbon recenti ,m of its worth."—~Mrs. JAMES A. BElDEL, precau 0‘ p , ,
h if . u , lli - w ' ~ . a 533231 523%"? 33'1”" ”mm“ 3 ‘ m" " new y 113 N. henn s :Shippensburg. Pn- p‘mm and t° '“y pieces 0" cum" ye" Th. Klnd You Have Always Bought
8 “ea can 0“": t 0 01mm“ 0m agent )8: this etZstlmgiylcrglnwiidlz: ' ported shows a '9’?“ “0““ 53”“ “3°“ L d F P kit‘s V tab] C low soap in the folds. Moths dislike “'c'ununeonp‘m} N“, “um"
0‘19 tomatoes, and 3“" and pepper. with that from many consum lye: ground Q\9f€ht)t with silver brocade. It y m " m m 8 0g 6 ”m- soap and also prliiters' ink; so if both ' '
COYPI‘ the now Willa beans: Willi \i'.“
or to which add the pork cut up into
bits, and the onions. sliceo. t‘oolt
slowly half hour, then add cauliflower
and cook until all the vegetables ari-
' who have seemed like results
{Enough the use of Eckman' I Altern-
ve
Since calcium is a constituent of
this remedv for lmonnr tubercu-
nlosis and allied t roai an bronchial
affections, its healing power may in
some measure be attributed to the
manner in which this element is so
‘ awning stripes.
pound, made from nativoroots and hcrl *2,
contains no narcotic or harmful drugs.
and 10-day holds the record of being tlto
most successful remedy for female ills
we know of, and thousands of voluntary
testimonials on tile iii the Pinkham
la fourteen inches wide and would
make a handsome opera bag.
Specially designed for tennis are the;
tilill crepe de chine sweaters in broad
They are finished
have a place in«the blanket box, the
blankets are not likely to be touched,
by those insect pests.
The oldest medical book ill the world
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soft. Drain aild remove the pork, then fgqigiggfnymlsfimggeéng‘reggnfiegf , \ ill lrlllged sashes. $328133 get} ym" M338" seem to “"5 found m a rock tomb by the Nile?
add the corn pulp and the tomatoes. age person and it does not irritate i lately curtains for tile summer cot- ' , m bout “0",, B (1 1, is a roll' °
. Cook until the corn and-tomatoes are ‘hfiffieflficfi' “Anérauve comm“. M ‘V true are of inurquisette with a border:' If you have “:0 slightest doubt. (g “If stint v-six feet long and carriesi .
done. Season with the curry powder“ SWIM!- mfmfucsf 0" Mb“ forming of quaint oriental figures out from a that Lydi“n' I inkhm“ sV cg’etn-J o , ,1} f m sorts of ailments,
h, salt4nd pepper. in preparing the «$352153; Dawson: titt, :31: gltiih'mtl; ‘ cretonn of Chinese design. The ilg- !lllecompoundwillhelpvoilmrltc prescr p 0“ or I ~
. . . om", or send an”, , e to Lydia E.PinkhanotlicineC0. Castor oil is one of the remedies pr-Ize
sweet corn, score each row of grains Eek...“ Laboratory p.u.dcl’u. ,ules are alloun in shaded blues and l(confidential)Ilyannssnlormi-i , scribed it has been used steadily everl. .
while on the cob with a sharp kiiite. Fol Sale by 'rho Cllliold Pharmacy: grays and the silhouette effect is most; vice. Your letter will be opened, since ,3: 2. 50 sani‘ary ass
press out the creamy pulp. and the 51”]an Powell Corporation! unusual. item! and answered byo woman. '1 ' ’
- 7—. __ tend held in strict confidence. ‘. _..-_ _._. 1 o
’ ’ L r — —— ~—-— -. 4L — ‘ WW ‘ iSucceso iii New Jersey would give —:l,': Ki‘chen SE‘ '01. $1.15 .
magnificent impetus to the Campaigns; O
"I in these other tlllee. states, and Miss; 0
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Security mills in BUSY
Pierson and Miss Gregoxy propose to
devote the two weeks between October
,19 and Nov‘lember to the final whirl
wind campaign in New York state.
PRESENTED BY
he EVeuiug Sentinel
' l The fact that \iiss Pierson and Miss, '3’
‘ I I iGregory are both absent from Connec- 1,- O . Gla Kitchen Set Da ,
S H 0 E S Bridgepo , ' BLDG. . ,mu, does no, mean ma, “0“, ,5 nus ,3. Every Day Is a Sanitary as y
M195 Emily Piei‘son. statemrganizerl pending ill this state. The local Sui-1..
For RICH and POOR.
Present this Coupon at our office with 5 others of con-
secutive dates and the cost amount of expense items and
get this .
of the Connecticut Woman Suflrageilrage leagues and clubs are taking a}
Association, who is just now working very active part in work for the or-
in New Jeisey, reports that Sufiragists ganization of new leagues in the smal-
in New Jersey are becoming increas-i ler towns and villages of Connecticut.
1'!!le confident of success in the tip-l Almost all the larger places are now
preaching popular vote on the womaniwe“ organized but during the last few
suffrage constitutional amendment. 1 weeks news comes to Suffrage been
The vote is to be taken On October 13- quarters daily of enthusiastic suiiragsl
and the progress that has been made, meetings in such places as Union.
by the caifipalsnera since Apr"- When; Thompson, Bolton Centei, North Ash,
Our Semi-Annual Sale
Now in Progress
This sale needs no introduction to the Ladies of Norwaik and vicinity as they will remember
our former sales and the \alucs we gave. This season our bargains are greater than ever.
Below are listed a number of specials Space will not permit all. Come early and look them
$2.50 Sanitary Glass Kitchen Sci.
Read to use, all complete, including eight pieces, for
over 4 - l - . 1 1.
. \ . Miss Pierson and Miss Alyse Gregoryuom, Hebron and Deep River I . 8
Odd L01; N3. 51" ' 1 ,. LOT N0 5 LOT NO. 9 B both left Connecticut to join the cam- 1;. Every set guaranteed—Strongest Most Durable, Most
. . s an ll 5. slilal “lute Canvas Oxfords, . White Nubuck uttorl igiiers ,n New Jersey is truly m, I: M t Ec no ical Made
giles and narrow widths. and Pumps-weits and turns. . Boots, regular $4.00 grade. xculous There “mg,“ yet run), three NEVER -|-V : Sanitary and °' ° to ' m
. ome large Sizes. 50¢ ~ $1.00 . i , , $2.59 :months before the date' of the yote. GRANDMA lt !. . FRIDAY; JUL'Y I6, 19I5 ,
LOT NO 2 LOT no, 6 " LOT NO. . ,and as the pace of campaignlns new
About 150 Pairs Boots. Any pair of Patent Lentil . 1:on .Tmt, purfig real ferates each week it is imDOSSIblie to “ER "MR 0H GRAY WMWW»§Q«§O.W.W.”WI%WW
\. 1L1 kid. patent leather and er Colonial Pumps, plain or fine grade $400 value. realize fully the degree of enthus asm 3M~___ .-_, .._...
‘ gun metal. $1 00 fanc - 89 * V that will be reached before the voters . .
, ~. . Y- , ' ' go to the polls. Kept Her Looks Dark. ‘IV'hlck. GIOIVIY: _7 . ' —-
.‘ LOT NO. 3 LOT NO. 7 LOT NO 1 ~ One big factor in the coming success. with Sage I9! and Sulphur. ——--— S UMI'ME R SCI-IO 0L ___"——"' '
7 Tan Pumps, Tali Ox- Vici Kid Oxfords, turns ‘ * S 1 is the large fund that is using raises . -. ' ‘ ‘ INS ULY 6 7 .
_V fords, brown, black and and welts'. V $2.29. , A" Satin lippcrs, everv tor suffrage campaigning. Last Friday . When you darken your hair with ._ BEG J
, grey suede pumps. Special , 0 NO\ 8 . . c910" " ' Mrs Thomas N. Hepburn of BMW” Base T98. and 31119111". 110 011613“ tall.
’3 * V 1.50 - V L T '- * ~ ’ . . was the principal speaker at a meet- because it’s done so natura , so
, $ Gun Metal, Tan Calf, . Every other style in stock ‘ m8 at the home of Mrs. Kuhn at Tea— evenly. Preparing this mixture. Merfili BusineSS cone e ,
LOT NO 3 White, NUbUCk 311d Canvas, . “0,: infightinedd mtarked at _a .pack. Mrs. Kuhn is the wife of Bank-i though, at home is mossy and troll: ‘
Patent Leather 3C6 311d . I x 5“ s an 13 re “C 10“ th world bl me. For 50 cents you can buy a
, Butto‘l Vici Kid Button, RUbber was $259 . {er Kuhn. so widely known 8 880 South Norwalk. Stamford. Port Chester»
any drug store the readyto- use tonic .
called “Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur > 1 ‘ . ,. ,. ‘ .9 ,
Compound " You just dampen a , , _ _ 7
sponge or soft brush with it, and draw
this through your hair, taking 0119
By morning ‘-
over in financial circles. The meeting
was..open to the public. but was also
largely by invitation, and its chiei pur-
pose was the raising of a fi't'y thou-4
sand dollar fund to carry on the New
fl Gun Metal Button Boots.
All this season’s goods. Our
‘-» regular $2.85. Special
Clos 112 Out All of Our Robb rs,
Any Pair oi Rubbers in the Stbre
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What Are Vliour Assets?
Jet-so campaign,“ The earnestness small strand at a time. ,
and eynthusiasm of the women press“t all gray hair disappears. and aftér 'rhe adenine me. or holiness and rational $331“ tally t .
wart most- marked and with the «taboo another application ontwo; your hair classes the ,Iuethodo employedvery «ml 03W! -, .5 J. 4 . _. .
-; tion and the pledges a splendid begiu- becomes beautifully agitation. slow ' " ‘
find luxuriant has villi hl‘so discow
or dandrun is gone a‘nd hair has atops ,
pad falling.
Gray. . faded hair. though no dis
grace, is a. sign of old age. and as we
alldeliire it" youthful; 1,9,5“, 3f]
Avoid The Liability * ' ii »
o\oheckuwnc chum. we invite accounts which are
3,.
V fifi‘fi was toads towards the realisation
°Vf the DTOiEtlt his titty- thousand dollar
fund.
The importiince of the New Jersey
election is largely becauge it is held
two weeks. beforewtho 12;?“an mi
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,’,."'W HURT 1" TRA'N WRECK cheater Electric Railroad crashed in- ‘
OCH'ESTER N Y., July. 16.—,to a work train a few miles north of
t persons were. seriously injured“ Rochester yesterday afternoon. in"
‘ can: probably fatally..and a score; passenger car, which was from But;
erlousiy hurt when a passenger fnlo. caught fire and is reported to
n‘ the Buualo. lapckport and 110-. have been totally deatroyéd.’
0! not having
given Mud unmou- attention. W
l. “)VAa. .
”puma for or HEAD ore.
TERRYVILLE Conn. July 16 .—Gii‘s~
tat S. Neumanp, committeed suicide in
.n" clump of bushes at a street corner
here today. blowing thdtop of his head
on With a shot gull. He was
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