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. : It‘ery recently departed widely from known as infantile paralysis. Last _ . < . . .—~ ‘ . 9
o o . 1i . . the military in its development, for it; year '(‘tmnecticut had 1.000 cases re—i 6 . ' ' ? t l ,
Tr'ed ReC'pes t Helpiu, H'nts {a FaShlon Palnts was made entirely of balsanrgreen ported, instead of its usual number of“ df (5" rdc [Cd ' t
' l » , i ' , tussur, a reminder of green leaves and fifi)’ and New York was tin-tinged with . flome Dre” fldmn I ;
- t“ cool breezes in a Robin Hood forest. titolimnyeliiis cases This year. accord- _ . l
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o t Although every one's mind 1.,- run- ing to Health Commissioner Uohn '1‘.
“Variety is the spice of life," said ning more 0,— 1955 toward serving the lillt‘li. (‘Unnucticut had only four cas-
(armour
Muted Specially for This Newspaper
Timbale of Halibut. Home helps.
For a family of six, purchase one When you use enamel articles for‘SOmt’ 01” in 50111" ”“19 F0 1011.55 ago country and ‘
Ind a half pounds of fish. Wash thor-ithe first time, grease them and they‘ll”‘1 ”l“ saying has become a DWW‘Jamsumlt’S “'l'it‘h “'OUM bl‘ practical for none at all reported in June. Health
oughly, chop or grind very fine. Addlare not so like“. to chip. [It is trite, whether it be in scene, elr’any task that one might choose, there C‘"“”‘i"*i""‘;m Emerson or New York
‘me teaspoonful of salt, a dash of City-1 Grease the cttp in which you measumlvironment, in fashion, or in food. We iare also charming frocks for other oc—j’ reports that “1191.921“. last .H’Hl‘ at this
enne, one-half ('upful of thick cream molasses and every drop of molasses-mm." is one thing which we possess in casions. itime 1,900 true cases of poliomychtis
ieaten until stiff and the stiffly beaten will come out. it'ashions this season; variety in sil—' ._ ,. .. ,had been reported in New York cit.V
flhites of three eggs. Turn this total When fruit leaves a stain on theh‘mf’lles: in iiialerials, in irilnmings.‘THREE MONTHs AT FORT WRIGHT since the first of Juitual‘)’. l916. only
I. well buttered, cloa-iely covered bak-iteeth it should be removed at once byZSmart domes “mg? in ‘d‘a‘dgn from: :swenty-se\‘ei1 cases had‘b‘l‘t’n report
is Dan.“ stand over boiling water andirubbing on a littb’salt. ”1" high ““51““ “3'1““ 0f ”‘9 Fir it‘d [his year. lhyw'mnh are “91.05.
cook steadily fur thirty minutes. Turnl When boiling a custard add abouthnwiN‘: through fluff-V frills in}? greater care than ”.Wr inlreporting
““1 on a St‘l‘Ving plate 5nd pour around‘llfl” it teaspoonfu] of cornstarch; thisglint-Victorian era and draperies til h m understood that supplies ‘ttit’ Cit-“PS. so that it. is “my.” ll'ldrl
it the egg sauce. Swill insure its not burning. 5mml pannierlike, “p"g mpg". and In” three months for the‘ Connecticut - . “lulled “9‘? IO
._.—‘ l A little ball of sealing wax on theZb‘". "0‘ 10““: straight hanging "10‘1“” (‘oast Artillery have been arranged and ::§::i:::->::)fnwritms have called at-
Macarom wrth Tomatoes. lend of a knitting needle will keep the “‘h”‘}‘ "1‘“ compared ‘0 in“ Egyptian for at Fort Wright. Later they may ‘ . - - l.‘ - 'ncreased
Steam macaroni in 110“ng water unalinitting from sliding off. tgarments 0" it "My ““(‘il‘m d-"““"'- be sent abroad. / . 10mm" “3 ”H flint ‘l r1313!“ lire uent
lit tender. Stew one-half pint toma-E Try fastening the elastic on your| t Small metal disks stamped with the1l {m}; 1111031.: :f I:‘nmi?::i:x-11:: lib Ill: pre-
lnes, strain and season with one tea-'motor hat with a‘hook and eye and see 5min!" and company of the soldier will. ft .0 I (if ye tidemie . ‘cerebro-splnal
Monful sugar- pinch of salt and pepjwhat a convenience it is. lilting arounl ”it“ “"1“ Of all 01' 11“? :lll‘llllll"lll< \‘evlv York figures, howev-
yer. When macaroni is done drainl A tiny amount of lemon juice added tmt’mbt’t‘s 0f the (“01115. The tags are: pr .hzwhi'm‘ increase in this disease
water of! and mix with heaping tea-‘to cream while whipping will help it t“ “"9955"?! PH” 0i "NWT“ “"d“f“r‘}’t above the normal. Commissioner
spoonful of macaroni in baking dish, a to “fluff" m'r . '. Oily. lt‘old ("id “WNW“ “5 ll. may “‘91“ "It Black says that the same is true 0f
hat-T of tomatoes, a layer of macaroni, The dishcloth is a poor thing with tlUl them on human beings. it is 01th 00;..iitiaii‘Qin this state.
and so on. Bake in oven until brown‘which to wipe pots and pans; it is not ii" ””5 Wily ”it“ ”19 identification 0i; ' l
on top and serve. in same pan in fl‘ec from Soap and grease. 'the dead or wounded may be made.‘
which it was baked. l Every bathroom should have .1 “WW” thousands or men 91"” an enfi
very naturally toward es of the disease reported in May, and;
By Pictorial Review
Fashion's Last Word in Blouses.
colorings are. ideal materials for tho
separate blouse. The very last word i
of fashion is expressed in this model,
featuring a large square collar with
pointed revers. The back extends
over the shoulders to the front, form.»
ing a yoke effect. Deep cuffs trim-
med with buttons finish the long
gathered sleeves. Medium size re‘
quires 2% yards 36inch material to
reproduce.
The cutting guide illustrates su
plainly how the six pieces of the pat-
tern are to be placed on the mate~
rial, that the home. dressmaker can-
not possibly make a mistake in cut—
ting the waist. Flrst measure off
enough to accommodate the front. .
section, allowing about an inch on 1
either side. Then double. the mate .'
rial. right sides facing, in order to
cut each section in duplicate. Place 9.
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1' "fie Coast Artillery May Be Sent Abroad
0 ‘“ After Training Period
'w. "v
for many cases have
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GAVE PAUSE—AGE, HELD AS
SLACKER.
7 more it to the side and simmer till before frying with it and it will not be
‘clock in it as a gentle reminder to
Baked Flounderl. :(‘ttcli occupant not to waste time.
Lay the fish in a kettle with salt and
water in the proportion of six ounces
meant) gallon and a little vinegar;
hat. the. water boil up again and then
and drain them. they will be much
jucier and more palatable.
Sprinkle a little flour in the hot fat
In preparing dates for dessert wash .
‘gagement together, many are sure to
.1)» killed and wounded and so distigl
lured its to make identification without
ithe tags impossible. During a battle,
{the wounded are gathered together
land sent to the base hospitals. Record
tor the case is sent to company heads
lquarters. and a member of the, com-
iune; the fish must not boil fast as
they will break. About fifteen minutes
”simmer.
Baked Onions.
The large Bermuda onions are the.
lust for this purpose. Remove the out-
er skin and boil onion in salt water
and mix until tender. Place in linking
" Lynn with butter on the top. add a lit-
’-flt§ fresh ntllk. Bake in the oven until
nearly so likely to spatter.
Odd Helps.
in sewing on ball and socket fasterb
let‘s, s'ew the ball section first, then
cover the tops with chalk, then a!
slight pressure will mark the exactl
spot where the socket section should
be placed.
To remove. a scorch from the iron,
wet with peroxide and place in the
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' patty staff is delegated to inform
.parents of the wounded man.
istances where men
Itiou, the identification
‘ home.
; Four Cases in This State in May. an
In
tag is
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FREE or: INFANTILE PARALYSIS
Nine in June
The country is enjoying
the.
int . ..
. . ithe September term of the Federal,
are killed in ac-
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an unusual Deputy Marshal 'l‘. E. llawley went to
ll.»\tR’l‘l“0ltl). Conn, July 17.-—Owcn
Clark. of No, 1 Ward street, was ur-
rested Saturday by Federal Agent:
Charles ll. Lane for violation of the.
president's proclamation requiring reg
istration. it is alleged (‘lark made a
false statement to the military census
taker iit March regarding his age.
He was held under $1,000 bond for,
court.
Joseph Stomcck was arrested by the.
police in \‘t'aterhury. Saturday. charg-l
ed with trespassing on private proper-
Asked for his registration ccrti~
d ticate he could not produce it and was‘
turned over to the federal agents.
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the front of the pattern on the voile it
so that the large “0" perforations
will rest on a lengthwise thread. 0p- t
posite' the front lay the sleeve, hav-
ing the large “0" perforations beret
also resting on a lengthwise thread .
of the voile. l
To cut the remaining sections of;
2. very pretty dcst’gn 7"" a summer the pattern it will be necessary to,
blouse of sheer cotton voile in one
of the luscious lrut‘t tom's. It is
trimmed with hem-stitched collar
and culls and fancy buttons.
fold the material in half. Directly l’;
on the lengthwise fold place the cols if
lnr, then the back. These are so ar‘ ‘
ranged in order to avoid scams. To
the right of the collar, lay the rover. i
with large "0" perforations resting ..
Patented April 30. |9_07 Ft
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The sheer cotton volles which fall
in such folds and radiate exquisite
CUTTlNG GUIDE 7:2 43 ‘ Stto..~tng‘sn?' 35
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y lirown.
tfiun' ' lscarclty of poliomvelltls. otherwise “'"lf'l'hurl‘ ““0" “l1“ -"“-“-"‘may ““01": ‘
- O t ‘Pl . , 3 ‘ The usefulness of rubber oversho‘es ' : noon. ‘
Scrape 3:82; lam: Fbl‘l‘tltet‘s. 'may be prolonged by mending thpm Heather Jersey DCVC'QPs This Minn", .. m”... — ~——-‘ ”‘M ”“r—-' .._..... l T ' 'r T T ' . 5"! l‘
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D n 01 1“ 53“ “7'“ with adhesive plaster. winch may bol MWC' l underfu“ wonderful" I FUNERAL 0F ADMIRAL EMORY. t POLO 0E3GINCH MATERIHLWITHOUINAP
knntil very soft. Drain off water and
"5.1331: very fine: add one beaten egg,
‘cno tablespoont‘ul of butter. one table-
bought for five cents a roll. llent the‘Tht’z" “mil“ “‘0‘“ “‘9 smallest 0’ "l": I'hnt'o whattho womemtouu uy who: ' xi<:\v'itt.)t't't‘,.it. 1., July tr—runomt;
Plaster and paste on the “mm" or ‘1‘" necked evening tracks or silk and . they see our fservices for Rear Admiral \\'illiami
. tmfu] of milk, (me tablespoopful of rubber overihe worn part. lsatin to the Silll‘llltmlvof gingham“. and NIMFREII WORTH CROCHET Bflfll ‘limelie Emory. ll. ‘S. .\'.. were held tn-E
‘Imlr, a pinch of salt and pepper 'lo keep silverware brilliant put one :roni ”““ to L“ '1““"“"“ of “m“ i A_ treasure of attractive ideas fol ,day on the quarterdeck of, the L. b. 8.1
'firease frying pan. drop spoonful of leaspoonful of aqua-ammonia m one 411‘s- . l ' f ‘l ~ ‘ ‘1:giiii”TuwggaagxaefiESRwOCll‘E'l Constellation. An” prayer by RP“:
’ hatter, brown on one side then on the that of very hot 'ater, wash quickly tndct “0 PM“ 9' '5?“ co “m" plelustr'uctioza and do beautifulewsox Mathew (‘. Gleason, chaplain at theé
”other. Serve hot ’ :and dry with linen, then rub very dry ”0“.” “ "“mlh'l‘ ”f "Hill-“l models 0:, 3“pining station, a‘ detachment of ap-t
1. ' :with old newspaper. It is a fine pot.,\\'iitclt the sketch illustrated is a good :prentice seamen 05.00“”, the body [0‘
‘ isher. ‘exantple. lnstead 9’ being made of‘ , 'St. .lOSepl'i's church, where a fioleumv
SCRWUGS (“‘SU'OYS the original 1115- khaki ”fl" 5““ i“ made of leather j""‘ . high mass of requiem was celebratedl
tre 0f Sith’l‘Warc. It is not good for “3‘- which is n “0“” "mm“? m ‘ ,[llluejackets acted as bearers. | “I am not surprised at the general
cleaning. , iwhich brown is tlccked with deep Illllli, i The body was taken to Washington; "But." she. said. .1 don't know the fivillingness of the people to adopt the
lgreen and lavender. An inverted pleat. t
l for burial tomorrow in Arlington Na-éfirst thing about domestic science." Esafe and sane Fourth idea, .volulc:
Remove Bruises from Furniture, [in the back of the coat adds to its vlional cemetery. t “That's all right." he replied. “litcered the cynical boarder, during- ,.
on a lengthwise thread. The cuff is
placed in position last. the large "0"
perforations on a lengthwise thread
as in the case of the rover.
The waist is so simple in effect
that it requires but little trimming,
fancy buttons artistically placed and
hemstltching for the collar and cuffs
being sufficient. .
POSSIBLY THIS EXPLAINS IT.
HATERIR‘LODEN
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A FOOLISH CONCLUSION.
. . Frled Eggplant. .
‘ Boil eggplant until tender putting it'
- fix-um shell. mash fine. add pinch of
M . ' '
. - ‘3}! and pepper, two tablespoonfuls of
flmr and two well-beaten eggs. l
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Salmon Sandwiches - W“ “‘9 ”m “'“h “'"m “""Wrtsww' t" 'l'\‘l:'l‘l'\‘(‘ ‘ h'wmdo CONTROL ldon't expo“ my We to know “3,531.1 :1:lrntlhfiitftzr;z:ll:til):ces A3333:
. " .- . 'dOllblC‘ a piece of brown a ll ' I WW” "WW 3 " ,1 ,' GOVERNMENT F0 D - thin about domestic science." 0" k ‘ L ‘. ‘
#1:? the salmon mm a mayonnaise. six times‘ soak it and lilypilr orient):l STOP \ 'E M" “(Ag l “'{SlllVl‘TO‘tl lulv 17 ‘Diifercn-vt "(fad I have never learned to sew lenough “(TV-hills t0 Satisfy the poptte
- 78mg, a OUt 1/.» cupibeing sufficient ' "' ‘ ' ‘ :37: " l ' ; A "I H ‘ ' i l ’ I ‘ ’llll‘ 'it Hi 1' -l)~r "1 ad' 8”
_ , . . t , ., l h. , ,_ . r n (m. . .ipe l c m It] ors tow. .iy.
. m the small sized cans. Mince the place. Apply on thata hot flatlron till, (0“ IN 5}} it , ‘ces our lllt qutstton of how far gm ll could‘nt make even an up 0 l
" fish n ilht’ moisture is evaporated This may ' l: ernment control shall extend in food myself.’ l
“9, bones and all. and add the ' _ —~ . / i- . . . . “D‘d h ‘t i" s . iii: an»
m :‘sing. Remove the q ft ‘ draw to be done twice. The dent will -3‘% ‘33" ' -“ lcontrol legislation PXESlS today among "1 shouldnt GXDCCt 3'0“ 10 have m l 'e w“ c “5 95‘“) “ '
' 1m :h‘rench rolls and fill) ”1061:22259 raised level. with the surface. if \‘ l ' .Senate lead-ire who are. trying totmttke your own clothes." ' ”mg“? i hit t 't " “L
p . . ‘ _ . ,- .. . , . - " , _ -; \' a 'iewrler.
s. with the fine mixture. the bruise is small. merely soak it reach an agreement on the bill. Nev- I dont know anything about hing. 0 s1 \ ’ )1
With warm water and apply a red-hot ertheless, m-reh progress is being ing pictures 0? Se ecting rugs 0" “y l p ._
.made and ‘liemocrutic and Republican
to
lug groceries." |
"Say. how did you got, the idea that i
RY THEM.
I wanted to take you away from your: .
happy home?" I The next time you_ suffer with
- —— [ headache, indi esttou, bihous-
PORTO RICO vores FOR moment ness orloss o appetite, try-—~I
"strands:
mus xi
poker very near the surface; keep it
wet and in a few minutes the bruisel
will disappear. i
The simplest and best way
to stop coughs, is to take
Foley’s Honey and Tar
‘ You ct the curative influence of the
pine bn sum together with the mollifylng ‘
effect of the honey, and other healing
ingredients! it leaves a soothing coat-
ing on the inflamed tickling throat,
miscs phlegm easily and uh: a quick
end to hard wearing coug . m
R. F. Hall. Mnbc.\’u writes: "One bottle
of Foley's Honey undl’l‘ar stopped I trouble-
some bronchial cough and irritation that had
lScnators ecnzinue their efforts
{evolve a compromise.
i mitt It With
" mama
4’ _l-lien’s Grandmother's Recipevto Dark-
en and Beautify Faded Hair
That beautiful, even shade of dark.
glossy hair can only be had by brew-
ing a mixture of Sage Tea and Sul-
You want: this mopulur. 'Wlnlrrod
Worth Crochet Book containing more
than sixty-five new, different designs.
Here’s our easy proposttlom—Sond
ilhls coupon and 12c stamps to this pin , . .
per and the book wui be tissues to .m “8‘9 “Wm“
your'addreu. » , ibadly as ever.
; Jobber—Ah
iempty mum?
Lady—No of course not.
Saving a Plumber's Bill.
There lsan inexpensive force pump
that may be bought at any hardware
,or department. store. which may he
used to clean out the kitchen or bath-
room draln pipes and save many a.‘
plumbers bill. This saves much time.
worry, and expense.
I
I NOT TO as USED.
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Lady—That pipe you were supposed
yesterday leaks as
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SAN JUAN. Porto Rico, July 17.——i
With sixty-two out of 65 municipalhl
tics completely reported, the returnsl
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. that's wot‘s done it,
‘l‘lamb uso.oaooooou-octoo-ooooouooou
of yesterday‘s election early today
”(feet ooooooooooo‘oo’o-loo‘o‘o'ooiouoon’nE
"1km: Your hair is your cit-um lt bothcrcd+ne for fifteen "In." Your dell“ l , ? Jobberv—At, that's wot's done it. showed Porto [Rico to have voted for
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. __mnkes 01‘ mars the face. When it Try a Sentinel Want Adv. Swanson-Powell Corporation. il‘own ‘"'""""“"" m‘fi’" lyou may dependl—London Opinion. ,‘ptohibttion by mort than two to one. “”5353: “1.2.2? ¥f&?:.%t?§gzdwi
hdes, turn gray or streaked. just an ~ Jr W MM , "' ' WW“
‘1; application or two of Sage and Sul~ --—~~—— ~ , M W d, ~.v T1: d ,t
l r. a S consul luS oesn
Lflmr enhances its appearance a bun MR. W AD. care how high Shoes g0. ." 3}
android. V.
Don’t both-2r to prepare the mix- ‘ I a
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- - _ i . SW. was is tT Test. 3; \GH SHOE9 pun-r ,
Rm: you can get this famous old rec . By GOSH. IF SHOES 15$“ §lR 3 WE. OUGH‘I wHtLE ‘Iou BRE ntwm/s .3: beta»! ML'. NONE —
.ipexmprovetl by the addition of other KEEP ON GONG UP TO WE“R 'EM 0“ OUR MORNNG “BOUT THE, 1 I HLLUS WEEK 1
”Ingredients for 50 cents a large bottle, WE'LL- :Lfiafib‘g’fifiz‘MG HERD lNSTE on lot: HtGH COST OF EVERYTHWG Low SHOES l! 3 /
already for use. It is called Wyems ON ggw MONTHS ‘ OuR FEET Ft‘t' THESE. ELSE.I HAVEN‘T H_EFtRD A .— 2, ‘ cg.
:38} and Sulphur Compound. This H . PR‘CES 1'. CHEEP OUT OF YOU HBOUT l. L
can always be depended upon to bring How HtGH SHOES RRE. ?
flick the natural color and lustre of
your hair.
" Everybody uses ”Wyeth's Sage and
War Compound'.’ new because it
”mans 'so naturally‘ and évenly that
. nobody can tell it has been applied. ‘
You simply dampen a sponge or soft.
sit-ssh with it andidraw this through
lite hair. taking one small strand at a
:lllme; by morning the gray hair has
Waappeared, and after another appll-'
37-]. MORE
. ' sHOES
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.Z'TiL
I'll!“
it
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baflon it b9comes beautifully dark and . ——1,—l, l' ll“ . l . GOING UP) t—L- [
appears glossy and lustrous. This rea- , , ll lllll h l l ._ ’lll’ ’ . .5 :
fiyiouse preparation is a delightful . ’ | . LL 7': ‘4 ~j - '
toilet requisite for .those who’destre ' ' '._:./ -Ps .. \ __\_-
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hair and. p. youthful appearance.
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