worms
if the sink drain freezes up on.
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' I l iFOOD SUPPLY TO BE DISCUSSED. 867 NEW LAWS. ; h
l i . ; t ‘ é ’ SE) . Q“! ‘ n ;
o o ;i o o l i O 1 Rural organization, with fiecial Last Legislature Turned Out More;‘ dJTy &* rdC’fIC‘d/ ‘ in ; ;_ m l
' r'e ec, es l as '0" O!" S l' l e p U In 5 ,emphasis upon food sullitly und‘ 0111- Business Than That of 1915. l ' ‘ i. _l:;;,';
= I lE ‘ H" [Oltil‘s bearing “POD ‘11“ “’al' 35 ‘0 The priming of the laws enacted at; . 0m? Drefifl K If j
‘ r. I be the central theme at the confer- the 1917 session ot the General As» - ’ ‘ d [”9 r
' W ; "NA—A e‘ncc of rural ministers and Olht‘l‘ seinbly is now so far advanced that; . ,
- ._ There is a decided note of interna‘; ,lcadcrs to be held at the (‘onnecti the clerk of cncrosseil bills is able tot QJU‘OIZJ’ l
Cream of Celery Soup.
A One medium size bunch of celery. 1'
In) rice. 1 pint of milk, 1 generous
tablespoon @‘butter, 2 tfilespoons of
“1-, salt, water, pepper.“
fiklect the finest stacks of the celerylAwnue houses in New York. For ex-
Iar use on the table
‘fish the remainder,
and lay aside
leaves
and all
find cook till the stalks are tendcr in:
called water. drain. The cooked rice
:drersmakers of Paris, according to the‘
{buyer for one of the fashionable Fifth’
;anrple. as she points out, there is the
'{wlde soft sash which is so prominent a‘
my be used .N a dessert 0;. ‘is a sub-lwmm the dress of the woman in Mex- ”:06"
d itute for potatoes.
‘ ‘ . _ 'ness; the long flowing lines of drapery
fig“clallgriozgttft:irtdmluijuallrlludifl ‘11:): which made the classic Grecian garb MU” lllim WOW" 0"“~“~
add the milk.
which has been heated. Carefully stir
ill the butter and flour perfectly blend-
tfl; let cook until done, 3 or 4 minutes
Ill boiling, stirring all the time to pre-
fie water; when hot
watt burning. or the cooked celery
silks cut is inch lengths sufficient to
Ella cup and add [0 the soup.
English Meat Pie.
Three veal chops, 114»
Hamburger steak, 1/2 pound of kidneys
. 'lit‘iéd. 5 onions, 1/; cup of flour, 2 table-
wns of salt, L-i teaspoonof pepper;
' , more fat and strings from the kid-
.0 and stand them in saltcd water
is 15 minutes; mix diced kidneys
it]: steak, minced onions, diced vcal
and seasoning and put into a well
wed baking dish; sprinkle with
hr and stir Well; add boiling water
ficover and $prt‘flll a rich biscuit
Hugh over the top: bako in a slow
mm.
5:. Brown Potato Soup
Book 2
cupfuls of sliced potatoes and
“little chopped onion and celery in 1
Paint of salted watcr until quite tcn-
flbr: place in an ‘iron skillct 1 teaspoon
to! butter and one of lard; \vlicn very
hit: rub into it enough ilour to absorb
thoroughly the butter and
keep stirring it until dry
tell browned and granular; when tlic
rim} is boiling rapidly, sit't in the
. firewood flour while stirring and con-
fine to add ihc tlour until tlic mix-
fll‘re is thick :is you wish,
lard and
and quite
Coffee Cake
i One cupfnl of butter
In half, 1 cilpl‘ul of
Imbsses, l t'upl'ul o
and lut‘tl.iliuii‘
stlfittr, i cupful oi'
‘ i' cold coffee, i tea-
lalmnful of soda or ‘3 rounding ten-
of baking powder, 2 eggs
Danton scpzu'atc even tablespoonful of
., “or: cinnamon and (love
in taste; 3 1-2 or 4 cupt'uls of sifted
~ tar. Bake in a mod-’rutc ovcn. 0n!t
will] of raisins improves it.
_...
Apple Sauce Cake
'.Crcam l cupful butter and 2 cnpfuls
IE isugar: add 2 cupfuls of hot un-
Wtencd upplc suucc. in which has
b ndissolvetl 2 tcaspoonl’uls of soda:
‘ “(i 2 teaspoonfuls of cinnamon ‘2 tea-
q-mnfuls of nutmeg and ] icaspoonful
‘Balt; then add 3 1-2 cupfuls of sift-
jflour and lastly 1-2 pound of flour-
fl currants.
m oven.
s or spice
Bake in two pans in :1
Original Chocolate Walnut Cake
fine cup sugar, 1 1-2 cups flour, 1
Inspect) baking powder, 1-4 teaspoon
salt, sifted together; 2
filter melted in cup, break in one egg
and fill cup with milk; and l l-Pllspofill
\‘nnilla. 1‘2 cup chOpped walnut meats
and 2 squares clincolatc, melted. Beat
Emmugiily and make in moderate ov-
. .Neiglabor Told Her ‘ a
Cure for Lumbago
_ Rheumatism and lummgo are awful
Kings and cause great pain and mis—
_m, but Foley Kidney Pills can rout
“it.
11:3..G. H. Evcland. Duncan Mills,
In; Writes the following letter: “I
It: stricken down with lumbago and
”as, unable to turn myself in bed. A
mhbor brought me a half bottle of
my Kidney Pills, and said she had
similarly afflicted and that they
hit helped her. So I tried them and
m completely relieved by the use 05,
On: or three bottles. I have hurt
”undid success with them and have
mat-known them to fall. I most:
t'y recommend Foley Kidney
.‘l’oloyimdney Pills tone up n‘enk.‘
fictive, sluggish kidneys, rid the
of poisons. give appetite. energy
refreshing sleep after pain. Don't;
“act kidney trouble. Remove the
Me with Foley Kidney Pills.
. fiflflson-Powell Corporation.
it your tenant is delinquent and
mtmctlve become a Sentinel cheat
. e
pounds of havc
tablespoons;
;ico would lose much of its picturesque- “.m “m stand wetting.
Lamp nicks cut Qom :1 full but are
so beautiful and graceful. and the
amply and costly done, after all.
for millinery, there is a smart turban
quiic distinctly of Hindu inspirati'n half a
flll. l
; Egyptian art, too, must not be for.
gotten, for some of the new gowns
a decidedly Egyptian air with
their long, perfectly straight and nar-
rcw silhouette. In
and liems are exactly the. same: one
line
said.
tcriuls
dainty {rock of organdie has the puffs
of the long sleeves made of it fine silk
net and is also elaborately trimmed——
'ycl on very simplc lines-—Wlth silvcr‘
ltlircnd lace. The gown has a wido
sailor collar of thc orgnndic. with edg-
inn illltl insertion of‘thc silver lace.
The blouse has vc'riical strips of tho
lace 5“ in and
well as horizontal blinds at the top and ,__
bottom of tlic dccp flouncc, which
forms the gruutcr part of it. The
slccvcs have it band of the lace when:
iwhich one modistc has made success- w“; insui
E \‘ cry
tionallsm in tpp styles sent whtheldoors, throw on fresh Hill" and Wet it
United S‘a‘” ””5 season by ”“0“" The heat generated will soon flow it.
if the soles of slices arc coated oc-
lcasiunally with paintcrs‘ oil tin-y will
lwear out the uppers.
If the slioc soles are worn. oven to
. .. . . . l t , . ..
'featurc of the costume of the woman 1‘01““ ””3 may '3‘ men‘“ by "pm"
'ot' Japan; the bolero Jacket without lay it coat 0f glue and covering “Th 3
of thin lcatht‘l‘, 01‘ ctr-11’ fclt.‘
(line may be mid-i waterproof by
Turkish hem which gathers the skirt, soaking it in water till it bccvtmts
in at the bottom in such an apparently liquid and the-n adding? painters’ mi.
mysterious fashion, but which is so Keep in a warm place until the re-
As mainiug water has cvnporutcd.
When boilin
cut Agricultural College. June 27. 28
and 29. .Not to be outdone by other
organizations of the state, the minist-
‘crs are to rcceive instruction in ill"
art of canning and in boys and girls
.clnb work. as well as upon subjects
lbearing more directly upon their
work. The program of thc confer-
ence, which begins Wednesday cven~
ing at 8 p, in. is as follows: “Words
of \l’elcomc" l’rcsidcnt (‘harles L.
Beach of the College: “t‘onnccticut
Through tlic Siereopticau" Rev. Sher-
rod Sonic, Superintendent of tlic
Missionary Society of Connecticut.
Reception to delegates conducted by
Rev. (lcorgc ll. Gilbert, liliddletown.
Thursday Personally conducted vis-
it to thc apiary and orchard. "What
the Connecticut Agricultural College
is doing to liclp in the present crisis."
Ii. J. llakcr, Director of tlic livicn»
sion Si‘l‘tlt‘t‘, “The work 01‘ the (‘ol-
5; a custard till'l “WW1 lccc Extension Service for Boys and
teaspooniul of cornstarch, this Girls," A. J. Brundage, Statc Leader
bathroom
clock’ in it as u gentle rt‘n‘indcz‘ to
cncli occupant not to waste time.
‘c its not burning.
Try fastening the elastic on your
some of these Illt)l(l' hat with a hook and eye and»
gowns, the width at shoulders, hips 59" “1"“ a convenicnce it i‘l'
A tiny amount of lemon juice addcd
'could prove it by dropping it plumb to cream \v'hilc whipping will help it
form the shoulders, so this buyer to “fluff" mOI‘l’ rapidly.
The dish cloth is a poor thing with
.All sorts of new combinations of ma- which to wipt“ pots and pans. It is
2m” being tle‘d this season. On“ not free from soap 'nnd grease.
in preparing dates for dessert wash
and drain them. they
juclcr and more palatable,
Sprinkle a littlc flour in the hot fut. (‘"l‘illll(‘l‘y Icpartnicnts.
the skirt, which is before trying with it find, it will riot be,
shirrcd on, bus vertical strips of it, its nearly “'0 “l“‘ly ‘0 spottcr.
shoull
A demonstration in
Miss M. Estella
‘of (‘lub Work.
lcanning food,
A littlc ball of sealing wax on the. Spruguc. 1“;de of gm,» (Ilubg‘ My)“.
end of a knitting needle will keep the Rural
knitting from sliding off.
Library and Stcrcoptican,”
{flielle H. Johnson. State Library in-
lispcciu‘r. Open forum. “Progress on
Community Effort," led by Rev. A. ll.
Coats, 1). 1)., Sct'rctill'y llnptist Static
Convention. dach of the following
'spcakcra will give a ten-minute ad-
dress: Itcv. Willis 13. Holcomb, lust
Iléddnln: Rev. C. S. Nightingnlc,‘
Moosup; Rev. W. R. Stewart. Slant
ford: Rcv. Charles A. Marks, Wilton;
Rev. 1’. S.‘ Collins, North Ashford;
Rev, C. H. Perry-Kent: Rcv. Kenneth
MacArthur, Sufllcld; Rev. Otis ll.
Moore, Hartford. Adtlrcsecs of direc'
tion illlll inspiration, “lio :in l’nusuul
'l‘liing,” Rt. Rev. E. (‘ainplon Acheson.
Suffrugan Bishop, Mitldlctown nnd
Rcv. E. A. llcnl, D. l)., District Sup-
erintendent, New ilnvcn.
Friday“ Personally conducted visit
;to the poultry plant and dairy and
Discussion
“The Sermon for the Rural Church,"
led by Rev. George II. (lillicrt, Middlet-
town.
have a.
will be much
tlu- puff and the deep cuff incl. A very
narrow ribbon tied in front with long
ends forms the bclt and the collar is
flnislicd off. with ii tiny bouquet of or
tilicial flowers.
.\ ncw Anicricnn silk brown as "La
box“ is popular in Paris this scason
and is tatkcn ovcr tlicrc in large quan-
tities. made up by the Parisian cou-
iouricrcs and tlicn sent back for
American women to wczir. A nnc
piccc gown or this silk in shell pink
was made in what this house citlls the
new “Bowling l’in" silhouette, tlt dis-
cards the term, “barrel" style its un-
graccful.) This is slightly drawn in at.
‘lllt‘ waist linc, falls in plnits over the.
hips and slopes quite dccidcdly down-
ward until it is really very narrow at
the ankles. 'l‘lic_collnr is a curious
one a narrow affair straight up in
front, and standing well away from
lthe throat, but with :1 wider turnover
arrangement in back. The plain
{shoves and rather abruptly half way
'br-tvveen the clbow and the wrist. They
have a line of black facing, as has" the ‘ ,E
Icollur, which is fostcned at the front. ii
iby a small tasselcd ornament. These l
itassel arc repeated at each side of tho
waist. A rather narrow black ribbon
iextends from the neck on each side
down to the waistline, is tied in a
stiff little bow, and has long ends
hanging down to Lie knees. ;
A good adv. pays nest in metres
or Z‘P“
A Patriotic Picture
For Framingf Included Free!
PICFORIALREVIEW l
15 Cents a Copy
ASPLICNDID reproduction
lovely colors and worth
called “The Girl I Left Behind
Me” is included without extra
charge in THE JULY
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' JAMES DONNELLY i
so. Norwniii -
Mr. Wad thought he was safe with J imson, but Sophie was sore.
state the precise number of public?
and private acts passed at tho ses‘sion.‘ ,
Each number repri-scnts a (-liapter.,
Tlit-l‘e \verc 4i? public acts and 4.31M
privatc acts patsscd, making in all Hti’l';
laws enacted at the session. .\t the;
session of 19.13. there were 74:: cnact-l
mcllis, divided into ill public acts and;
ill?! privatc ncts. ’l‘lit-sc figures show"
that there were 124 more laws passed
at the last scssltin than at the pre-;
vious one. ;
in addition to thc laws passed, [wot
constitutional anicndiucnts~one re-
lating to woman suffrage and the othcrl
to prohibition ~-\\‘t'l‘e considert-d by the
house of representatives and referred
to the next scssioit of of ihc General;
Asscnibly. One proposcd alilt‘llilllll'llll
it) the constitution making it ohligu-l
tory to protiding a sinking fund for}
the redemption of bonds before tlicyi
Were isued, which was rct’crred at the;
session of lftl5 to that of 1917. was rc-v
\
By Pictorial Review
A Four-Piece
Prepared‘Specially for This Newspaper
A»
Gathered Skirt.
The home ill-cssmaker will find it an '
exceedingly easy skirt to make. First,
adjust the bands to position on sido
gore, with upper edges of bands
along indicating crosslines of small
“0” perforations; stitch upper edges
of bands to position. Join gores as
notchcd leaving edges to left of con-
tcrrfront free above large “0" cr—
t‘oration in front gore for a plac ct.
l-‘onn plaits in front and back gonzo, .
creasing on lines of slot perforations;
bring folded edges to correspondin
lines of small “0” perforations Eng
jcctcd. CglgficlRéerTIONCUlDE'Iidfl
- u r‘r , . ,
~““‘““‘*“‘ l AV 5__i.uw:ti capo; ;
A FAMOUS NEW YORK STREET MM [333; ..
lt‘cw ot~ the tliotlsantls of pcopl-t who: '- E 'l 'MIDDL: MN” i
pass the corncr ot' Xussua anti John; .ELESMY -LOWLR “up! ;
streets every day know lllt' curly his- .5" "2. ..t"‘ t . l
tory of Nassna street. And yct right; I
at that corncr is a broiilc tablet which; 0 ’ l
civics in concise form the following; 2 ,‘ ' H {
historical information: ; .J ,- l at g I
“Nassun .Sll'ut’i, Known th‘iglnalll" __ ' l
as "the Sin-ct That Runs by the PM” 5'"- 00R: Matteo“. t
“'onian.‘ Was Laid Out About 1095 l
and Was Named in ilonor of the; \ ; J l
llousc of Nassau, Wlmsc lleud at That? .
,, , ‘ ,. ,. , . .. u 7'46 I’nnnicdwiiwim
i‘inic \\ as “lllldlll iln ’lliird, lung; press. Gather skirt at upper odgo, he
of England and Stadholdcr ol tlic; 3
came mpmmml w“); mp _lpw.-1|~_\-;‘ or all-over cniliroidery. The sides tica‘th lsmllr, with Icctttcr—fronts “I”.
_ , n , . . , , x .i are gntlierctl while the back and "”1 0" m" s “"9“: ‘ OHM“ small “0“”
I I , . i ll) ' - -
Trude Molt llttll ll ill l (”l u 1 perforation llltllt'ilit‘s ccntcr~front of
Ann."
This stylish four piece skirt may be
,lllllt‘ll R"l’"ltlll'~ MISS“?! Stref‘t “(“1 made of plain or bordered material,
, front are pluitcd in puucl effect:
twccn double "TT" perforations.
Adjust the stay to position under
. l
The bronze tnblct is on the cxtcrior;
. . . , l
ot the building ill tl‘u‘ nortliucsl cot-
nor of Nassuu and John streets. It;
in lillti,~ New
Sun.
BOTH MOTHER
AND DAUGHTER.
Relieved From Pain and!
I or voile.
tit cnch
gurus.
iwns t-rccicl by the Munich Lime ills"; “,9 “amp”.
l .
toricul 'Stlt'lei)‘
Sldt‘
. plnltcd panels.
forming
(irndnnlly the width of skirts is
decreasing of the bottom, but there
1'1 no diminution in the popularity of
the models that are gntliorod about
This four-piece skirt
York with straight lower edge looks well
in silk, satin, crcpo ticorgcttc, cloth
It clnscs at thc left of cone
lt’l'~fl‘itllt under it plnlt and thc front
‘ and back pores are lllltl in twu pluits
double, box.
Graduated bands and
pointed pockets trim tlto gathcrctl side
In medium sire the design re-
1 quires 5 yards i‘w’l inch mntcrinl.
Pictorial Review Skirt No. H46.
20 cents.
stay. Bring the folded edges of tho
plails nnurcst siilc gore, to small “o"
perforations at top of stay; i'ustcil
skirt to lcft of center-front under
plait.
Stitch the pocket to position on thtl
upper band, with outer edges of poc~
ltct along small "u” perforations ill
the upper band. Turn the. bent on
right side of girdle on line of slot
perforations. Allow left side to (‘l-
tcud for a hip. Arrange nrnunil
waist and fnstcn at lcl‘t side of front.
The skirt is cspccinllv ntluptcd for
bordered or embroidered innicriulo
with straight edges. '
mvw—v—v .
Slice, ‘22 to 34 inches waist. Price,
Suffering by Lydia E.,
' am’s Vegetable
Compound.
Brooklyn N.Y.—“For three or four
years i suffered a great deal .of pain
eriodically, so I would have to lie down.
lily back would ache and I would feel
. very weak and mis-
BOUGHT AND PAID FOR
. A chemistry proicssor to lllt‘ l'nivt‘r»
sity of Kansas tclls this story of
seedy looking limit
lcssly into :i clicmist's ollicc and clos;
ed the door softly behind him. i
who stole nolsc
,,,___-,, AH _.._ w. __.., .15
with con MUCH
‘ l0 llll ll liNlWlll
erable. l remem- “Kin anybody hear what i say in Tells How to Take Soreness FrOm K
i beredhowm moth- here?” he asked anxiously. ;‘ Corn’ and LN: it Right Out
': $5021“ ifil'lully mills; “Not “ “0“” ”l“- Cllt’mlfl “SWIM“ Hospital records show that every
Lydiafil. Pinkbam's him. ~ ,timc you cut a corn you invite lock-
v‘, Vegetable Com- Wliercupon the man product‘d n‘jaw or blbod poison, which is need.
4' ' pound 93d Iddtiddfid package carefully )‘I'thltt‘tl. and loss, says 3 Cincinnati authority, Wliq
it: if) ttilt):ICfoauripom‘litxil i: band“ it 7-0 ”1'? t'llt‘misl. “'1'”! ”’0 tells you that a quarter ounce of A
5 hclpvd mo ustasil: query, "VVlint is this stuff, anyway?" drug called freczonc can be. obtained
”1 didmv “‘0 er, “Pdl After examining the contents the at “(”9 cast from the drug store but:
l § izfg‘igfizfgrgpfggé‘chcmisl replied. “Why, this is iron is sufficient to rid onc's poet of ever!
general weakness thin was so hard to pyritcs. commonly known as tool‘s hard of soft corn or callus.
b0“ lam ablc ‘0 domy work during gold.“ 4 You simply apply a few drops of
such times and am recommending Lydia ,
L‘. Pinkhnm’s Vegetable Compound .to
my friends who suffer as I did.”—Miss it’llmt'.
META TIEDEMANN. 1622 Jefferson Ava, I “Oh.
Brooklyn, N. Y. 31mg...
To know whether Lydia E. ”h“;
Pinklinm’sYegetoble Compound , ' ' ..
just try it. For llotlcl‘.
o
about Si a ton
Blesl
if I ain't
my luck," cxclnimcd the ones»
advice writeto Lydia. E.Pinkhmn {001 in the world“! found
Medicine Co. (confidential) Lynn,
Mass. Your letter Will be opened, ‘ ,
read and answered by a. woman, mat T19“
and held in strict confidence. ; Globe.
iht”
{stuff on a widdcr's farm nu' ‘
‘ \vidtlcr."~.\'cw York;
“What‘s it worth?" asked the seedy this on a tender, aching corn, and the
Shorto
out.
soreness is instantly relieved.
in carlmtd ly the entire corn can be lifted
groot. and all, without pain.
This drug is sticky btit dries at once '
the blzizf‘r‘t and is claimed to just shrivel up any
u lot of that corn without inflaming or even irfl-
went nn' tating the surrounding tissue or skin.
If your wife wears high heels 91;!
"will be glad to know of this.-—Adv.
I warn you To Com: our
To DINNER. WITH ME.
Touteu‘r ,JlMSDN-
I‘LL Rim, up THE
WIFE Riem- Mow
‘ AND TELL HER !
WH‘I.THI$ is one
OF THE new Atmo-
PHOMES, ‘IOU crw ‘
HEAR WiTHOUT PoTruuG
THE RECEIVER To \IouR
ERR! NOW WHEN I
(nu. SOPHIE UP V00
Lls‘TEN out) SEE
How CLERR‘HER
REPLY wru. BE !
WHR‘T KiMD OF
A PHONE
D‘YE Gigi. THAT
HELLO, SOPHIE ‘.
I'M BRINGING OUR
FRtEND JtMSoN
Our wwu ME. -
HE wnt Dune.
WlTH us AGAIN
TONIGHT -
5/00 AS‘K
OUR FRIEND
chi/KEEN iF HE THmKS
THIS is A HOTEL
Norwalk Chronicler