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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 17, 1917 · page 7

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The mines Aid Society of m- Fir“
II. E. Church will meet foi‘sewillg on

Wednesday at 2 p. lii., ill the church;

A number of people are lapse-ted to
unit.» 2': the (it; by about ilw lilti-
dlc of next month to open ills-3r iiizi
liter bolus. '

”WEE! “fiend sodium Mcllchgeml. diflercut substances iron the]

The Russell house at (Union place.
is undergoing noticeable. improve-

ments, which include a two-story ad-i housewife. therefore, who plans heri .
'mosls, unsaltempts to save money out Bren. mat.

dition on/ithe rear of the. house.

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There will be it regular meeting
this evening. of Welcome Stranger
lodge, No. 364, Sons of St. George.
in the lodge rooms in..WalI street

a— w.-

There will be a regular meeting to-
Iorrow evening. of Our Sisters“ Rio
install dodge, 'No. 55, l. o. o. E.“ An
atertshunent has been prepared by
the entaisinment committee, ands.
lug times is expected.

 

motl in "The intrigue," at the Palace 3100(1 they 9"“: 0“ they will miss some“

today. Ething which is essential to bodily,i

 

 

 

3.4 can of fat (butter or butter with!
oil, beet drippings, or other (30—:

 

E“ I weekly allowance of 2 L3 to 3 pounds.’

 

 

 

 

‘llllt-"i all

Discovery Made in Bridgeport by a‘

 

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' . I Stamford Artilleryman. t

10 SE! F ' A little more than one cup of sugar“ Attracted by theoocing of_ a pretty

. ' on: weekly allowance of 4 pounds“, or lJJlJIi', rcposing in its carriage in the

an (-quivtilpnt :Jr‘f‘l‘nt of some othcr house r't'anuzllien iri Helen siren,

3‘1: it! E.“ _' - .- 1-..;‘(h Are l, my). . .1 1 .‘ 2 L...” (‘5 5.ng or _.. ”1",. w - ' n

“cl-u; Ccngidertilg~llutrii ell-33ml my; ,1 gal; .; :1 ”a”: m drip-J it: siftpsi.‘ :_l‘ of 1m mix, it till»-
r::ils‘s C-v; ln.cia:izzi-.:l:-—~Hou;:- , ,y __ ‘ 5 a; 31,] la: 1‘4. "ii-1w .3'. . '

I 7.1. Anon-tug; U PIN“ Fern. fii'éii‘i zilltll "’T 1"" ‘5‘“ "‘Ir‘rfflii 3!" ’7 ' but.

32, ;. MC; 9. ,ilt—r'il c." loot vagrant :2 ton. of Eli" L. J: '» “- \‘

j CREE xi 1"7: tll'o icliol. lug-.2 the choir.-
. 1.2:" -' "i '1 :1 . . '1‘”: E til cliildri ii:
,. Adults and (‘iJldl‘t‘ll illust l-zrt scv-i 391:32"; :[‘:lllll)ztl‘:\l lepoullds oi
wither foodie taken iron the meat and
ilicatsubslliute group. U .

2 quarts of milk and 1 L2 poundv
ration. Thy armogd 2. citing tilisfri‘
0! other ‘ "is taken hunt the lllt‘ill'
and meal :«ll.;. "lite group. I

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emciency and health, according log
the nutrition specialists of the U. 8.}
,wilattment of Agriculture. The}

food, without some knowledge of Fruit, 1 i~4 p. u. fresh fruit
these substances and of the five slur (’tluivulent. to 3 L .‘li‘i‘iil‘il sized or-l
pie groups of foods which supply anges. 5 small apples, or it quart box‘
them, is very liable to omit from hei'l oi stiawberries, or three or {our
meals some foodiessentinl for the' ounces of dried fruits (Equivalent ltl
,growth of children, or necessary toI 10 or 1?. dates or -l .or 5 figs.) i
(supply the family with the' cnergyl Cereal bleakfsst food, 4 ounces be
they need.t'or their daily tasks. Aim] fore being cooked, or about 1 1.2
,temptcd economy which cntireiyi pints lifter ii iii cookcil. The equiv.
toniit-s certain foods. may well prove! atom. in food value in puffed or flak-
larvery’poor investment,» because oil ed, ready to eat cereals would be 5
its ultimate eb‘ect on tho well-beingf or 6 cups.

 

The monthly missionary meeting of
the women's Association-oi theSoilth
Norwslk‘e‘Congresatlonal Church will
be held at the church Wednesday at-

étornoon at 3 o‘clock. The program is
in charge of Miss Margaret McClure.

of the household. Price, iizdilliiuali iliilk or (‘ert‘fli' 1.4 mp ,on 9H,.“
, ‘ _

preferences for certain foods. and; pcrsou.

even the fact that hunger is satis‘i Sugar-on fruit, on ctrczii, 01' in cut:

 

tied after a meal. are not safe guides. ice, 2 ’1-2 lcvil izlillt'sliotlllr‘ or i i ll

‘not sufficicnl. \"-nt ()Yt‘l‘ the entire.

l""tl‘l

fist-EU" mill 3"

:‘i l ibrt filth-1'7”.
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f'd‘“ V ' 32:".
picked up i‘ic i1 ‘:'\'_" ,r’s' ‘l id. 'iiink-
ing that iii: nerz'un. ”cry .3. arch was"

imllfic uguln. Ht fpuud no more arms.

The trooper 5 id completed one'
search of the bull ling. and was on his.
way out when tilc bright baby‘s face;
attracted his tiention. Pausing long3
enough in his grim search to play with l
the youngster, he bt‘t'amr interested!
andlifled him from the carriage. .

It. was not until he started to replaceI
the child that he saw the dull gloom of
the blue barrels which were so ar-
ranged as to be invisible while the.
child was in the carriage. The guns
were. confiscated.

Needless to say every baby carriage
that crossed the scldier‘s pail: after
that. experience was thoroughly ex
unlined. .

 

 

MANSLAUGHTER CASE CON.
TINUED.
NEW BRITAIN. April, lT.—‘W‘illiam

 

 

 

 

 

minions *

For Farm, Garden and Flower Bed.
American AgriCultural Chemical Co.
Manes Special Fertilizer.

Sheep Manure

Ag.i;l.-lt..fe Lime.

Land Plaster.

3 “LL. ii ....
. .Ground Bone.

illitfiiéi- i. ..

RAYMOND BROTHERS

‘ Phone "3-3.

13} Wellington St.

 

 

'Tomatocs M "I cents RIM?“ in “-m. illtlltl'n‘. “J, llaincs. a former driver of the police

.ter are no more nutritious than lllcyl
are at live. cents a quart in summer.’

Bread, 8 slices, or 8 ounces.
lillllPl' 1 14 ounces, or 2 1-2 cubic

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

. . 'l lid llil';ili crave much more sug-
'l‘lle former 101 Ranch property, in, N U '

W at lor ,. old "cine time ago by John . . .
, Go‘liaily 1:11 loursnd a New York. bulky dict oi pointers 0| bananas

silk manufacturer has been named inifilll "Niki? ti person 1"“ “9 Md 9“"
Bill'cr Brook Fariil ' Irn enough. but. would ilot furnish him

 

Rolston. Cili‘riilgton Kintzilig, who needs.
has been diving at one Willow Court. To plan Oulilllt’ilis in the interest
Stamford; “’i” leave ““1“" toxrcside of faintly ctlicleilcy and economy at
“I Norwslk, “hale he has taken a the some time, the housewife fortun-
husinesn:position with. a rubber comv ntcly does not need to do elaborate

93")“ ~ t sums in calories or to have ant: lilti-

’ il::itc iiililcl‘stnndiilg of such terms as

Si::;lecl(:u;,:y’.rwffifyaqtfillll “guts; protein and (‘ill‘bOll)’(ll'illt‘S. All she
“might, in thelocal armory. A bus!» needs to do is .to classify the food
neg]; meeting of great importance will she uses 'into live sililplc household
the held..alter the drill has been con- groups lliid down in rcccntly issued
viflndea, gF'iil'lllci-s' Bulletin 808, published by
— ----- -—-—-~ 1 the ()llicc of Homo Economics. U. S,

—Dorothy Kelly‘and Chane“ ltlch-; Department of *lculture. The’pur-
man in “The Secret Kingdom," totlay' posooi the bulletin, which is the
at tho-Palace. glil’h‘i. of a series of simple pamph-
—~- »—- icts dealing with the ccononiicsl use

. Clucttsl’eabody (kilo, 11.8. Club'oi‘ food is to oililblc. the average

held a meetiilg last night and decided housewife to plan llcr illoals"'cf{cctive-

behold their first annual dance about L», even though slit.» has no special
the first-week 9,! May. A big time is; training in chemistry or ilietetlcs.
expected. Tbecoininitte‘e on arrange-1| 'l‘lio substances which the special-
mnts forthe danoe were ClGCWd'nndLists iiild me needed in the daily diet
are Stephen'W, Lengyolinhin Bodnor to maintain the body illliy' ho grouped
and Paul 1‘33”,“ illildfn‘ seven heads: Mineral sub
" stances, protciil, stiircllcs. sugars,

leroplanes from Long Island “’9 tilts. ccllulosc, and (“(‘l‘lllill little-
flequcntly seen from the local shore-
Iront. but not clients a» quintet of
flyers sighted. Golfers zit Shippun,‘
Saturday, saw eight of the machines
conic. ucrdus the sound and make ii'
long sweep over'the Connecticut shore
front. They flew in~a straight line.
and made an impressive sight.

 

known but very iiiiportiilit growth
stimulating substances.
A Day’s Food Repiremcnts. ,‘
That these csseiitiiil substance are
not diilicult for 'thc average house-
.Iwit‘o to provide is shown by the tol-
lowing- combiniltions, which the spe-
:cillliltifl believe indicate, the daily
——-Vnudeville, VlVian Martin in “TheL food requirements of normal individ-
Splrit oi‘RonianchT and the Maui Mn- ““5-

tier comedy. nttllo Regent tonight. A man who does fuil'ly hard muscu-

7:30. Prices 150.. 25c. 30c, reserved i‘rll‘ work would be likely to get ”13
seats. |food which ills body needs it sup-
. —-————-— pllcd daily with such it coiiibiilailon
Compensatmflommissioner ll). T., of foods us the following: . ,
Buckingham, of -Brldgeport. heard, .1 1-4 pounds of bread (having about"
last-week the testimony in the case the same food value as 1 pound or
‘ of William , R. William's against. such rel-cal preparations as wheat .or
Meeker BT09. “It Co." Williamsh‘yo tiour, oatmeal. corn 'iliczll. rice,
lclaims that while sizing “hats lils etc.) y ,-
fml became calloused in May, 1916'! 2 ounces. or l-l cup oi buitci', oil,
He applied carbolic‘ acid and vaselim, meat (li'ipllillg'll, or othcr fat. :3 ounces

In the injured member all“ quit work or H clip of sugar: or 1—43 cup oil

in September, telling the £03122; if, honey, or siriip, or an equivalent
the “13'"?- >The {anthems (2- amount of other sweets.
.ed and-lie lost two small toes and i. 1 H pounds of} r0m1.f,.(,m follow-
the big toe ml'Dmd°"m°~'1:i°n°‘ih::l ing: Fresh fruits and fresh or root.
the foot; The érespon ents c m ivegetsbles. _
“he injury¢was.n0t occasioned by; 1210unCes of . food from. it clusx
an accident and that the case doesj which may be called-“meats andmeat
” not cat-1° withimthe pmvlsionszot'thel. substitutes;." that is, moderately fat
mmpensatiomlav. A i Agniests, " poultry, fish, eggs, cheese,
' ‘dried legumes, beans, soy benii's
tpess lentils, cowpens and peanuts.
Milk also belongs ainong these foods.

watersiLcontsins, half a glass or 4
ounces of it. would be required to.

others.

; A main whoiworks thard {out 10!

iioors all.“ day probably would 'need
'» :inolvtoodn‘thnn-.~thls - ,and‘ one who sits

‘. ' ..- ,allsi.dwratw.lusodeskiiwouldsxneeu'iless.
place where the bank’s ‘ " The amounts stunner-e suitable for, a

vice fitsévwrimli-rvn -: . '- , Mi‘whmfllkwt mmimostore;

. Thirhankwanutohe mom walks about more or lasagend does

. - more or less of such work as lilting.
,. thama safe. depository for Férflfiwww PM“:

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 

' ”Ccmlm it... can. com
Abolish your success. and
protests «ointment.

omtwho Mimmeki» “hard

 
 

 

. or. between ‘3 ”4,212 ion .91 38*?

:ii' tliiiii would No good for him. A.

:with the clcmi-ilts that his bodyi

l

but. because? ot-the large amount. of, body

equal an. ounce of any one of— the]

. l
yams-é full -- It-«m-W i summon-sundown hummus:

. ‘ . met.;‘mhhuw.' ls~~i<spenam3i,ie_~rtew
muscular . work, and-throeichllilmwiam tmso‘iitliwdrwslkmitlni‘riendl..

: inches.

An egg or 2 ounces of iilcat, fish
or poultry for cut-ll older person, and

I a glass of milk for PRCll young child.

Dinner.
‘ Meat or ilsll, l-i pouild per grown
lpcrson, or, for each child an egg or
,u glass of milk.
Potatoes (5 medium sized), 1 1-4
. pounds. ' .
1 Another vegetable (turnips, spinach
corn, cauliflower or whom 1 pound.
llrolld, 8 slicos or 8 ounces.

Butter, 1 1-4 ounces, or :2 1-2 cubic
inches. . i

Steamed apple (or other fruit) pud-
ding: (ingredients: 'l‘wo ("ups flour. 3
tablespoons butter. 3-4 cup milk, 4
apples, 1 tablespoon sugar.)

Sauce. '(lngrediciits: One half cup
minor. 1 ’1-2 tablespoons flour, 2 tea-
spoons butter, it cup water, flavor-
ing.) '

Supper.

A gravy iiiiide out of i pint of skim
milk. l-i cup flour, 2 level teaspoons
buttcr and 4 ounces suit or smoked
fish (Just enough for flavor.) To this
con be added the cgg yolk left from
the hosting "of thc cukc. (Soc be-
.tou’.)

Rico, 8 ounces, or l‘t'up. llleasll'l‘t‘tl
oolorc being cooked.

Broad, 8 slices .or 8 ounces.

Butter, 1 H otiili‘cs, or 2 1-2 cubic
inches: ‘

for whole cnke. Ono-fourth cup but.
ter, 1-2 cup sugar, 1 egg, 1-2, cup.
milk, 1 l-Z‘ups flour, 2 1-2 teaspoons
baking powder.) Frosting made with

Various Substances important.
The mineral substances, such as
lime salts, compounds of phosphorus,

by vegetables. They serve the body
as building material .tend to counter-
iic‘t acidity 'in the body tissues and
fluids and are useiul in other ways.
it’cgetables and ‘iruits, therefore,
i should not be neglected in the diet,
fcspeclally as they supply also anoth-
" er silbstance, cellulose, the frame-
‘»work'msterili_l of plants, which gives
bulk to the diet and tends to prevent
constipation. .

Protein, ii substance supplied by
meat or meat substitutes. including

 

 

ibody-bullding material. It provides
an element—~nitrogen—nleeded to form
ibody tissiios, not only during growth
iin childhood but also to make good
[the wear and tear of use- in persons

' of any age thus keeping the body in‘i

repair.’ Absence of Kfoods supplying
protein would give a diet lacking in
building .materials.

Diflei'ent kinds of starch ,sugar, and
fat are important fuels ol’ the body. '

The‘ last group of substances is. fl,

present in very minute quantities.
These minhte quantities are believed,
however, ‘ to ‘be vitally: important to .
the body, because of their effect oil
promoting growth in the yo’ungpnnd
keepingthebodr well.“ ‘ '

— (The nextulirticles' lathe series'wlll ~
discuss attic five groups :ot‘toods: which
give tho—body what it needs). ’

. Charles u: Lv..v14£gya,» ..-of ‘-‘.‘;26’.‘<“§Ro'll|fl .

One-hull or ii t'tlki‘. (lilgrcdicntsi

ll‘i‘gg white and 1-4 cup sugar. .i.

iron and others are supplied lurgely'

milk. is a "very important fuel and4

l
Ipatroi, appeared in police rcourt this

iiilornlng cliiirgcd with manslaughter.
The case was continued until Satur-
day. Hones being in $3,000 bail.
llamas was driving an automobile in

last Saturday when he ran down and
killed Albln Kolosky, aged nine
years. who was on roller skates.

 

Asxronanaoln'g

newlines,
The Original); ‘
mute iMilk

Substitutes Cost. YOU Same Price.

 

——There is solid comfort and rent
economy in Burnhsm Boiler Cosy Com’
tort Heat. ' Lorda: Burnham Co.‘,,lr-
vington.-N. Y. ' ' '

..- y 47 .
TEETH‘ ii .
Witllqut‘ulilates

Dr. J... H. Mallory.

16 So: Main St. so'Norwalk. Ct
Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p.: m, 1°to 8
p. m. " . ~‘ ‘
Sundays By Appointment“ Only-l

 

 

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is an art in itself and a
. FEATURE oi OUR ppm. ’
CAL WORK to which we give
careful and painstaking atten-
tion. '» , ‘
~WE'M‘A.KE NO CHARGE
for this and welcome the op-
portunity to serve you.

oT HAM‘ER
“The Three-OE” Service"
Oculim. optoniurlsu, Optician;-
87 Atlantic eq., Stamford, Conn.
om Sat. till 9 p. infill-L 1891.

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i ADJUSTMENT” ; ‘ l
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«56!? Agents
dietitian Army-Stiller;
Monsoxifinaisfi ,-

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in all. the. NewestSilades éiid Models.
, Maia-sello- ~

hosiery to match “

CONNEALLY- it BRACKEN’ .

. _ 8: Washington Street. ,
the service of a local military company '-

tNot Frozen»

NATIVE.FLAT Fish

GREENPORT OYSTERS
LONG AND ' ROUND

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SALMON
FLOUNDERS
TILE '
IglADDOCK

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‘cercly seek it and show

 

{‘1

‘ in the city, will supply the wei
for-this. work. The. variety of colors is
haltsive, especially featuring shadow is

Copenhagen blue, gold,“ lavender, amethyst, Wisteria," reséda,
water grefen, old rose and others.

Also a large assortment of Art Goods Materials, includé
ing' Knitting and Crochet Needles, Royal Society and c'. M. .
C. Cottons for crocheting. Make your selections early. '

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

Ladies" Piimps’

 
 
 
 
 

Bookkeepers an
Stenographers

Spring, Term Begins
hilNllAY, APRIL.9"~'

Merrill Business”
College

South Norwalk ,
Stamford. ' Port Chester; '

 

 

 

 
 
 

Women’s;
The Little snap.

K. & -A. CLAVEN
GoNorth Main Street t’

 

 

 

South - N orwalk.

 

 

 

’FresllCaug

W55» ADPORT SMELT "

GOSLING CLAMS FOR W
BAKING AND FRYING...
ALL ,KINDS. OF ’ CAN.

NED AND SALT FISH

Cuthill’s BridgeFish Market

”For!" we mi 10!.

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71 North: Mom- It.

 

TAILORED SUITS
and

 

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REMODELING or was .
New York Ladies' Tailor '

» G. ROCKOFF

, , xi «North Main St. . j”
" We Also Do Cleaning ands '
Pressing.- ’

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The Reed & Volk” ‘
Electrical Co. *

The Only Fully EquippulV
ELECTRICAL. SHOP.
In the Town .
'AUTO SUPPLIES:
PM. a 805—50 So. Main st.

8o. Nanak, Music Hui Bus .

 

 

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TheRoad. ioISuccess .

The road to success is not difficult for those who .. sin-

‘ wisdom by keeping their funds in a
good, strong Bank. .. . .
MOney earns money,

. and it is a great factor in achiev- ‘
ing results. ‘

 

 
 
 

For Uptodsto Service as l‘;

FRED H; GANUNG.’
Funeral Director and abbot . »
' Office Ind Residences
Telephone”! .
Ila at, so. Noi'vnl

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Start an account here—now—the door of opportunity is
. ropen for you. Interested parties are invi

ted to confer with us.
‘ We,_loan mone ' d

y on farm mortgage.

 

 

Tonic; Stimulant and Appetite:

 

 

 
 
 
 

F. H. BAXTER
Druggl'st .

 

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The craze for Hand-Knit Sweaters is greater than ever.
Our brand of “Lion Brand"

 

Yams, the most complete.»

 
 
 

David W- Raymond- ,
UN‘DERTAKER‘i _‘ .I

'7 WASHINGTON ST. 7 , '
NEW RED.MEN'8 IlliLDINO '

 

 

 

 

ghts and qualities; you need
great and compre-
wn. buff, tango and

THE SELECTION or
is snvessyl'taskihare. [W

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THE, . daemon 
Film) VALUE

p, Tani-REASON-

We had to discontinuethe'smafl'
retail . junk} trade ’
the peddlers were, doing
rudder our name. That

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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