“a
tail. lit-n mall.” to Q. in.
H“ «u it» ma (M tiara-nus in
lie iimlwl'l'here the Stu-
d; .s of the College Arei
E; Doing Their Bits
mom»: for the Un Leon. Tong, HI
that 'k'hcr he looked upon but
must in either c149.- hold bituelt b
JOIN-racy to thc extwt or 150 iii
?.
9
The it-Elitdiit; built-tin lms lit-en 15- “
pupil hr lllt- Connecticut Agricultural
College:
Your Bottle of Milk.
, bu you iratliZL' that as soon as the
milk producer or dealti' leaves your.
bottle. of milk at your Jiousc Uiat
his. rz-spoitsibiltly ends. and that
l‘- mumrtli until the milk is consum-
(‘d _\ Ill arc to be its zz‘rlardian'? it
should be appreciated by all that if
‘tlm bottle of milk does not have the
pupa r (tale in the home it. some be—
fore it in consumed. This "be
twixt and bitWecii" ice season so to
Vispeak and it is on these warm days.
when one has no ice that the milk}
~must be treated with special care}
This is the st-ason when the itiilkinanl
is kr-pt bUsy answcring the plume in:
‘msponsc to complaints of sour milk»
_ The striking thing about this. is thatI
"out of say, 100 consumers on his,
‘route all getting ntilk from thc same?
lot, duty a certain per c--nt. havc'
any complaitiT to make. This wouldj
‘pertainly imply that there was a1
right and wrong: way to care for milk
”in the home and that his ('ttstopi! -
had practised both methods. I‘lt't‘t‘).
one knows that to keep ttiilk strt-ti
' it‘must be kept cold.
‘ 'The. trouble begins with Mic plat-e -» - ' ' ‘ '
“about the premises when the milk the production of cct-cals l'or tl‘i.\ till!“-
‘13 left by the inilkntan. Too often pos‘c.
tht‘ bottle is left Oil the Hlt'DS “heic “t‘ .tt':' llnlll‘itl l” l'ilt‘“ it $1101”
the sun’s rays strike it full blast from sin ituut- ot' ti.‘.lt'_\‘ products llt‘t'ilUSi‘ of
thc time it pvrps Over thc horizon it..~ctt:c:tui cons it‘ tho ll‘t'lltl of thc
until breakfast time. The -niilktnan tiittcs can be dcpentli-d upon. If the
grid consumer will do well to to i cows arc really poor sell them to thct
‘toperatte on this point, and the coir‘ lltlft'lwl, btii do not sell your good
nasumer be shown the necessity of hay-g cow s, Mr. liairyinttii. liccp your good.
lug the milk left in a place protected cows. through thc summer even if it
Iron] the. sun. A special box built for is necessary to dry many of thcmi
tibia purpose may be desirable. When partlcipitt in tli match, install of bin;
g‘one has an iced refrigerator in thc' "off." it will not cost tnuclt anti'iiI
{puck mom or shed it is wait to have1 lllt‘) arc itot producing milk the land
1‘tho milkman placc tltc bottlc in tlic‘ will kccp a lime number itt good cott-
. ‘ircfrigerator. At any rate, there is not dition. Err-it it' cycntually sold to thc
"ijéxcusc for exposing thi- milk directly: butcher, they will sell better ot‘t' oi‘
5710 the sun's rays. .good pasture than now, since tho-y
- -_f€'.-1,AG 5 general l’Ull‘. ”10 milk is ill"A are probably in low limit at present.
Jivered some time lict‘orc the c'on—l New England is alrcady short of
~ homer in out of boil. it is. of course. dairy products. whcre is the milk to
.r’ithaurd‘ to say that the consumer, cows. from if wc grctttly reduce the
‘ghould get. up to tako in the. inilk‘ number oi cows supplying milk?
130““! as 50011 as it is loft :lt tltt‘, Where are you point»: to act your cow."
410388. bl“ it is "N absurd to state, when tltc reudjustntcnt ccnii‘n'.’ A
5,th that. should bit the. first thing» mph] rise in cost of raw products at-
to do for the first one tip itt thc: way,» tort-cs; producers or mantttttc-
Wmoming: be it inniband. wife, chit-.turcrn otti of tittsincss. Tllrniv- \t‘l'o‘
then; or maid. The writer has often: tind SGHZI' way to stick will “"12! iii ‘
maliced in tlic warm weather that the; horn .~.t. licn't act hit-Ml) ' ‘Catch
bo'ttio‘of milk is ll()lvtt‘kell iii ttiitil it, your stop!
is
_ Puts
r
it
To look onc‘s best and feel one's
,bcst li'l to enjoy an inside bath each
. :§.~yvanttitl for the breakfast, tablc. ('ounty Caucus Ali‘s Farm But-(air
Meantime. someone has done an 'l‘llt’t county caucttri oi ll trznihcr ot't
MPH. wotk tabout the, house. A Hip counties is down; l'.~ sharc in mi»
“bottle of milk which l'l‘ilV‘ have boon
’atiSO-vdegrees when left by the milk-
gman, in often 7" to $.10 degrees when
taken into ill“ house. By this little
“to bacteria in tho titilk which causes
it to sour have bcgun to grow rapidly
Md unless the milk which is not used
, for breakfast is rc-cooled, the chanccs
*mitiwill sour.
.i-rlncidentaliy when the milk is taken
fj‘none should hold up the bottle and
113mm at the bottom to see. if the
milk is free. front visible dirt. This
is a most excellent way to check up
‘fiyourtniik titan. Atty dirt that may
be on the bottle cap should be wiped
~98 and enough milk poured ntit for
-' ' breakfast. The liottlc :‘llnllltl thcit bc
rte-capped. or covered with a special
aluminum cover which can bc bought
‘ for thc purpose. The purpoac of cor-
‘ering is to pt‘ntct-t the milk from
.oontnniination from the air: in them-
lure "of either bactcria. dirt, or odors.
fi'lf one has an iccd rcfrigerator the
. place to put tho milk bottle in in the
anool compatttncnt under the icc.
.When ice. is. not available sci thc
bottle iii a vowel of cold watcr, or
«wrap tltc bottle in a mi clotlt. ’l‘biii
_ IS the secret of kwcning milk m‘l’t'f‘t
without ice in warm weather. Under
3110 conditions it: it wise to leave tbc
, milk in thc pantry or kitchen all day.
-Just try st-ttinc; the milk in cold
“water and note how mttch longcr it
.will keep. it is better to change thc
water a few times-during the dar,
w~but even though this is. not done, it
ride tltc llOCt‘iifitll‘)‘ land. for tint pizsk-
int: of agricultural tllttttiliZlilltlll. ln‘
lll‘t‘t‘ counties ti" this ship. t‘ttntlsi
hart? hrcn llll‘l‘l‘ti urcr to lilt‘ t'ttrm
lltll‘tllll, iii tll'dt'l' that additional meni-
bcrs may be addctl to the staff and
lint tlic prcn‘cnl lllt‘lllb:l‘;i may have
siziiicli-nt money to push their t'lr0<fmlm"l°“B day's Waste, sour tennenta-
jt‘t".~‘. Nt-w London tulll‘l)‘ hux givenithnB and poisonous toxinu before it is
int. t'arin hurcctt ‘T.‘..t”‘itl.. wliilc No’w'itbsorbcd htto the. blood. Just as coal.
llavcn and llilrtftirtl counties httvci when it burns, leaves behind a o:rtain
,. you, . . .
ettth don ittd at, it ‘ lino will ho‘plmount of incombustible material in
a crcttt deal toward financing some of‘ l ‘
the lll‘Ojt-(‘IS which the farm bureaus “0 fotm or ”host 5‘0 ”‘9 [00" “"d
aro bcing called upon to care for. drink taken cacti day leave in the alt
Never bcforc has the work bccn tint" mentary organs a certain amount of
thing like as heavy as it is this your. intliizcstiblc "laminar. wlttclt if not
College Closrd May 12.
The Connecticut Agricultural Col- _
M1,. (403M {0.3mm q, noon Satur- which are. then kitckctl into the blood
dtir, May 12. 'I‘hc demand made up» through the very ducts which are in-
on the student body for men traincd tcndcd to stick in nourishment to sus-
in acrictilture has bcen so heavy that tntn thc body.
lthc supply of turn has been practt- “- you want to see the glow of heal-
cally txltausted and no one was left thv ”no” _ or i chi ‘ m on
to attend classes, -‘ ’ 1 m 3 ‘1 (‘le 1 " 0 0 y r
Fifteen of tho picked students hat-n Skllt get Clearer and cearc". YOU M0
gone into difft rent citics to supervise told to drink (\\'(‘T)' morning ltpon aris-
gardt—n work; fourteen ittto United; ing, a glass of hot watcr with a tea-
NW'S laws?” ”V“ m 1M”. mil.“ spoonful of limestone phosphate in it.
lllt‘ whitc pmc bliatcr I‘tlSl which is whi-h i" t- . lean e u fwasl in
tltrcalt-nint: lilt‘ plan of the stain; (' 5“ "”“k- m “ 5 ° ' l g
.,\-..,li,-...,,,. n...“ \tr:~,ip,,\..1,..0n drilling tho wn'stc material and toxms from
in 'tiic l‘r’l‘l'k'ltl ofi‘iczu‘ tittiiting corps the stomach, livcr, kldnl‘ys and bow-
Carin: ”l“ ."t'il‘ "9““ timl“ ‘0 ”lt‘yels. thus cleansing, sweetening and
. . .w ". . ‘l'V“ . l," _ , _
”MSW" (“"‘l' “H‘l'll llltl'l l“‘,"1iittt'ii_\'in;z the entire alimentary tract.
goit- into thc army. navy tutti avttr more food into the
.ion corps with no: other training,
than that received from tbc collcizc, H...»
before putting
Hot Water Each Morning
.Roses‘in
-ntorning to flush from the system the'
eliminated. forms toxins and poisons,
o H I It. tan rm r5 r'mm
ran. fit fine“: «I m Lei-NH mo
' his 3» imam-s u can. a. . .4 mt... m. i... ..
. : l",mt‘.~9 minnow-ii tin-via: “.195,- in at .-
“ t m“ “.e ‘ ”'WM‘W‘ "f ‘3' U“ W!) hr: tut“! tumu- all“; t in ,v».
‘ 0 o :‘w W .- Iw‘“ l“ :1 .3” hm} ”- lu-ud_ gm :0»- ,u t ill
I. i ‘ n I q 0 node «I? I. h Illi- use i
‘ «R’s . .“L “ . ' ‘I h“ h" l '“m‘... 0" " PM!“ at n. «fluke-.8 c4 tlw a. ti
§ 0““ the Lmllfl‘-—l M) L! 1’ lot! elm-t Upon-o Ir‘fuhflt 1pm,... .. .... w...“
_ ' Q _ . ’ 1 'i “30““ .
1“. M Vi ‘ . .
‘ ' L0 8 30‘0““ 1“" “M‘NWWA it" ""“iu‘f’hfl "r F'Irsttcl Ft ”hm“: amt 7’ 3. [Haiti
Ill“ first it» ”All int.“ «main .¢-'
f are it I‘hmamcn t. at: .\ tie-min tit-l
9nd 944 help but i: tit-u mittu- all
want. ;
YWICheeks ?
I
l
a
stomach. _
Girls and women with sallow skins.
llivcr spots-i. pimples or paliid complex
:ton, also those who wake up with a-
conted tongue, bad taste, misty breath. .
others who are bothered with head '
‘uches, bllious spells, ttcid stomach or
conutlpanon should begin this phon '
pirated hot water drinking and arc as-
sured of very pronounced results in1
one or two weeks.
A quarter pound of limcstonc plios ‘
phatc costs very little at tho. drug.
store. bttt is sufficient to tlt‘li‘ttlllStl‘llll‘;
that just as soap and water clennncc,t
purifies and treahcns the skin on tltc'
outside. so hot water and linicstonet
phosphate act on the inside organs
We must always consider that inter
ital sanitation is vastly more impor
tattt titan outside cleanlinces, because.
the. skin pores do not absorb illiptll‘l
l
lties into the blood, while the bowcl,
pores do. i
Women who desire to enhanrc theI
beauty 01' their complexion should just 3
try this for :1 week and notice results 5
s—Atlv.
lfmeans the difference between sweet
. and sour milk for supper.
. The. germwot contagious diseases
,grovv rapidly in milk. and when there
is racknce: in the house special care
i 11;: to get the milk
animated. Never take
the bottlevinto tho sick room, or have
\ person caring for the. sick hand
the bottle. 1e
After you have. cmptied the bottle
malt it. _at onco. A bottle docs not
flash eastiy after the tnllk has dried
mil. Do not use the bottle. for any-
.‘iing’ but milk and return it to the
unlikxnan so it can make another trip
or you. Remember that the
One girl from the home cconontics.
“dtllidl‘t'l‘l'ltl is sitpcriisini: gai-tl’cn work A PROCLAMATION
two girls cxiicct to take. ltcd Cross' State of Connecticut, by his excel-
ttttininc. The Iremainder of the wont-'1‘.an Min-mp: H. lioicomb, governor.
‘ '~ .v a.- -\.‘,'-t I "i .n.’ l. >
f" """lmi \ 11 H.‘ 1” Sllfltll “ 1“ \thercas the I’mclamation of the
in cannon: and will lcnrc school to h. _ ' x c, ‘ ‘
demonstrate that work. in their home, ttcsldent 0i ”‘9 1mm“ .Sttttcs issued
community. 'l‘hc men who have not XIV-(191‘ the Mil 01' the COM-INS“ 0‘ the
taken work with the cxtcnsion dcpart— l'nitcd States: entitled “an act to amp.
tnent or touted the army arc all back prize the President to increase tem-
2:1,:-‘:(b?:{ll: $33)“; fltgufifime (Ernst: porarily the Military Establishment of
fence, helping to gruw food for the the United States" requires all men
United States and. her allies. not now in the niilitary or naval acr-
...___._-.._.___~ -vice of the United States, who on
June 5th, 1917, have attained their
BRANDEGEE HOUSE‘KEEPElR‘
W-Wh‘fll a milk bottle liasaigilfi’il FORFE'TS BOND or: $200 twenty-first birthday, and who have
3323’;th tribe. and that a few trips , , ** not attained their thirtytirst birthday.
mag; glitzhlgfbgrfliu2.10:}9,") “m0“, . ixatvhcrmp‘ ' Labahart, Iliousokocper to appear at the registration place in
, ‘ t you. .101 \V. S. .tnndegcc, who lives and the precinct wherein they have their
.~ . Keep Your Dairy Cows. ‘ " ‘
The tendency of the times is to try Rocl- dunno, Black permanent homes on said oth day 01'
- \-
10’ look into the future. That tll‘t‘ll'c m" "mum“? \Vli‘illlngton Club' June, 1917, between 7 a. m.-and 9 D.
fmlhkes have been made is common an nrttanization visitcil by prominent. m., and register. the penalty .10, fall-
3:12:32?!) an; 33:1? (glitter-m, have. r... Bridgeport. busincsc mcn since the ure to do so being imprisonment.
Enough ahead. Nalltll‘ll‘tlllli’}nl‘:stQ(:f {:E‘closmg ot cr-ibarots- H“ 31“.""39""""~f“3" Now therefore in compliance with
m’glflded b)’ the conditions in which “mm a hand “PM?“ my" hcr case said DFOClaniO“ and the instruc‘
We. find ourselvesgantt act upon Lhis.“‘t’li¢ called in the Bridgeport court. “0,15 given :herettnder, the Mayors in
M35. . t Miss Labahart was. arrested last (the Cities or Bridgeport, Hartford.
The dairymen, who have weathered Sunday morning by Liquor Agent New Britain, New _Haven, Stamford
9' 3‘0"" “”0“” “l“ 135‘ 3'93" are Coughlin. 'lirandcwcc being sick in bet . h it ' i L re i5-
lncouraged to find the immediate out- n - . 5 and Waterbury. s a appo n 5
39°“ of no greater promise, are selling charged with selling liquor without a tration board‘s: in the cities of Anson,
,5,“me to so“ their mm; at a") license. The police visited the. club. ta, Bristol, Derby.Norwalk,'New Lon-
’_ y period. there. is no doubt by whirh was well patronized by well don and Shelton the registration
weigh?! haven‘t-ante in 'contact with known Bridgeport men and their boards shall canalst of the Mayor, the
5 0‘" ‘9 "3 t at has 3°“ worm-n friends and after sitting at the City Clerk and the Registrar‘s of'vot-
, ,‘ikthroughoul. the country. for more.
h food is n ,Hmmw, .h tablc for several hours, closed the. es— ers; in all other towns of the State
iconducts in Scnbrlglit
-\‘ “I
- .,_.. _ ..__.. ~ . ..__.__._._..__- J
and the registrars of Voters: the mar"
."ors and th\ first sclecttncn rhtill be;
the executive otliceni of their rcspect-t
ire boards; said executive ortlcersi
shall appoint all registrars nccessary
to execute such registration, and shall,
providc. places for registration in cv—l
cry voting precinct in their l‘PSDGNiVP
t
of the first selccttnanftlic town clot-k i
t
jurisdicton. Those who through sic - ] trust that the services required to
ncas lell be unable to present them~ accomplish this registration
selves for registration shall apply to.
the clerk~ of the city or town where.|
they may be for imtructions as to how
they may be. registered by agentJ‘tlons with the'State to cooperate in
Those who expect to be absent on the
’day named from the city or town in
which they have their permanent
homes may register by mail,~but thcit~
mailed registration cords~ mtnit reach
the'places where they have their per
“"“cnl homes by S'lld 5th day of Jam.
1917. They should apply or soon as
practicable to the clerk of the city or
town wherein they in?)- be for inst-ruc-
.tion as to how they may accomplish
their registration by mail.
On the day set for registration, all
sheriffs and their deputies. police atti-
cers. constable-rd and all member or
the Home Guard‘will tender whatcr'cr
assistance may be.-necessnry in pre-'
serving order at the; place of registra-
tionnnd in assisting tlie 'confgumma—
Printzess Wash Skirts '
, ., A Decoration Day‘Ofl‘ering
Printzess Skirts are the personification of chic and graceful tailored styles.
in everydnstance they are made of material which has been thoroughly shrunken .
in cold water. Seams are carefully stitched, buttonhoics well made and buttons,
sewedin the right places. ___ _. ,
Gabardines ‘ $3.50
.NVaist band ‘25 to 36. g3 and
. .ciiklru mmflwumim ._. L».
Bedford Cords $3.95
“ $3 95 Waist bandv25 to 36, P and n7 .
' $4.50 i:
' Corded Reps ‘ , _ ‘
$3.95 M $6.95. Nunes’ sum. ' ‘ W:
White rep, ,
. , d G b d' $2.50 :
Fancy Stripe a ar ines $5.95 and $6.50 Q:
“ LWaist band 25 to 36, Jflhguiitj
Blouses
Blouses of Voile, Lawn and
Tab Silks in a pleasing as-
sortment of styles. Sizes to
50. , '.t
$1.95
r“ Matinee Blouses with large
' collars of contrasting colors,
‘ also'with self-colored striped
lawn. Sizes to 50. ’
$1.00 ‘
Striped Crepe de things,
i Lingerie and Dimittes in;
tailored models. .a
$2.95
and
a
$3.95 7
.a‘. “~h-..
f. Georgettes and Fancy Nov-
' elty Waists of distinctive
style.
l
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04.95. "
)econd floor. ‘
. 1 Your Uncle 51m wants
,«W Books for Deck Use. W. to borrow some money:
‘ on , Anton and Walker’s Rhyming And. in order to save the‘
m who?” Dictionary, $1.50 family we .must let him
', Flemming, $1.25 Oassell’s'new French have the money. Fifty"
English synonym, Dictionary, $1.50 or a bigger one if you can
1 Grab“! $135 Weir’s German Dictionary by buying a Liberty Bond,
30“,. Thesaurus $1100 or a bigger one if uou can“
of Cassell's German Dictionary, afford ‘t' ,'
English Words and l’ltritscs. $1.50 Easy terms to accom-1
' $1.00 modate every purchaser. 1 .
18'0“, Words often Burt's Swedish Dictionary At mecrediigfiifi‘, l
i inisprononnccd. ’ Li‘;.;..-. ._ ., t
. rttyie. $1.50 . German , . ‘
351000 WW“ . ‘2? ‘0 French ‘3?” Have y‘ou seen '
‘ frequently mtsprononnsclegb 3&7 m «$1 60 cts. the Wealth of Towels
' I _ ' n in the Linen Room?
X’fifi: 53.1“ng 75 m BuWS P0351! metionm’s'too This new section, iik'é;
. . . ’ ' , - a regular parlor, carpetedt
;M£‘dlf§g‘e;a:$dlng $125 Main floor. in velvet, is spacious,
' / ’ ' light and airy. All prod-
, acts of the Flax Flowers
f . are here. Third floor.
‘ ' Mtvfib
ling the most food for one's mono)" Estimate carefully how much of any
are from United States Department of material will be needed before laying
will be Agricultural li‘artners' Bulletin 808. in a supply, then see. that now ta
. . ,0 “How to Select Foods.” Iwastcd by carriers handling.
rendered voluntarily and Without a“ WP. cereals (tlour, meal, cereal Try to make the dishes served 0!
pense ‘0 the government, and l em"'K'brcakfast foods. ctc.) freely, taking such sizc that tltcrc will be enough
nestly urge llll personsund organiza- pains to prepare them with great care to snttgfy in:- appctttp or the family
unit to vary the kind used from day‘ anti no ttmieccssary table anti plate
to day if neccasary to keep people wastc.
from tiring of them. , Do not be above noticing: whether
Remember that. a quart of whole; anything usable is thrown away with
milk a day for each cliiid to be used the garliacc which always shown how
33 trbevcragv and ill ('Ookr-l‘i'. is not thrifty food is used in a household;
too much. Many inexpensive materials can be
. Plan 0. of llv both in buyin' and. niadc attractivc and the. diet can be.
ford. ”“5 ttvcnty-i‘trst‘day 0f MRY' in in HPiVlll'; u ‘ A iplcasantly varied by a trim use- of
”19 ycar Of our Lord, one thousand, Do not be adhamed to plan closely. "Which” 133103 in food often llrt‘L
nine hundred and seventeen, and OfiThrm in food mmng‘ providing. vent the arc of many valuable ititt-
thc independence of the Ulllledgenough-t‘ood, neither too little nor too' teriais which might be the means or
Staten one hundred and forty—first. inlllt‘ll. ' leaving 1.10110}. ‘
M. H. HOLCOM‘B, Notice carefully how much of such: Good food habits pro on. impertattt
r1 ' ' m tart o erttonti hv't‘nc and thrift.
'By His Excellency's Command: lstaples, as flour, sugar, milk, cookinbd f D i .Lt by having
ERR .fat. etc., is used each week for ai Children get such habits
FREDERICK l‘ P Y’ Secretary. month, and see if there are any ways! suitable amounts of suitablc foods
of cutting down the quantity needed,‘ served to them and then being ex-
.HOW ,i'o. SELECT FOODS. I Buy nonpcrishttble materials mi Peg?“ to PM Wt)“: {5 M'l brtore' thbenl:
. t‘quantlticn if better prices can be 89-i_ fl“? etc-080F131] P? noisily”: tuit-
Sugneetions for Getting the Mobil cured and therein a. good istqraget '1'5 w 89th u a “fulfil“: inlbo Chi“
5‘ .Food for Ono’s Money. place ‘in'tlm-home. Neighbors can‘ ““4 1’05? 9 “5“ 0 “ LL: “13 -
. . ' - sometimes club togcthrr to get lower:
.The following
itch ,. ...~=
tion of the registration.
every way possible to insure a full
compliance with the President's Proc‘
initiation. .
Given under my hand and the seal
of the State. at this Capitol, in Hart~
-suggesttons on ,eayiratoa. 1 Advertise: in The Sentinel.
Norwalk Chronicler