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Cantaloupe Pickle.

{our pounds of cantaloupe, two
Ilespoonfuls of cloves, one quart of
War, tour tablespoonfuls of cinna-
final. three pints of sugar.
“missions not quite ripe Halve,
8 out seeds and pulp, peel and

m night.

The next day boil the fruit in a weak
film water till transparent, th'én lift
and drain. Make a syrup of the;
I and vinegar and add the cloves
and cinnamon I
.Put this on and let it come to a boil
Indore dropping in the fruit. Wipe
tile fruit dry before putting it in the

 

then put in jars.
lept the better it becomes.

 

1' Cantaloupe Preserve.
.‘ 3 Due pound of cantaloupe, allspice,
times, three- foufihs of sugar, cinna-
hon. This is prepared in the same
villanner as the sweet pickle, only of
‘ course the vinegar is omitted. After
linking a syrup of the sugar and fruit.
add the allspicc, cinnamon and cloves.
qihllow the fruit to cook twenty min-
utes. then remove from the syrup.
’ Mock the latter until thick and pour
over the fruit in the jars.
Preserved WatermeIOn Rind.

One ripe watermelon, one teaspoon-

. In! of salt, half cupful crystalized gin-

 

 

 

 

11Iger, one teaspoonful of alum, four
ounces of ginger root, three large
lemons. three sticks of cinnamon.

Sugar.
' Pare ofl‘ thinly the outside rind of a
ripe watermelon and scrape away the
1white pulp. Cut in fanciful shapes or
in strips two inches long. Have ready
O pan of cold watel in which have been
dissolved the. slum and salt. Weigh
’ gap four pounds of rind and put in a
”little.
’ cover with cold water to which has
. n1 added the ginger root, bruised.
Cover the whole with a layer of green
grape leaves.
, The leaves should be lemmcd and
fresh ones 1dded as soon as they take
«an a brownish tinge; this colors the
”gluon." Boil slowly till you can
‘ pierce with a fork. ;
Remove from the water and wipe
dry; then put back on the stove in
'nyrup previously prepared. Take lenl
one. slice thin/and boil till tender In
a small quantity of water. To each
pound of fruit use one pound of sugar.
.. 9 Add the sugar to the water in which
the lemon “as cooked and boil to a
thick syrup.
lifter the HM has been taken from
'liOIChe ginger water and dropped into the
syrup. add a. sufficient quantity of
the ginger liquid to cover the fruit
Veil. 0'
The cinnamon and crystallized gin
gar are also added and the whol.
tied slowly till the fruit is clear and
tender. Remove the fruit from the

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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harden. 1
bet the syrup cook until thick like,

:9lace Your fruit in jars and pour the
filling syrup over them. This will
- indefinitely as it improves vvith
It is troublesome to make, but
finite worth your while.

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WANT MORE WOMEN Nuasss.

ISTON, July 28. —A committee
posed of Boston doctors. hospital
rintcndents and nurses has sent
: circular letter urging young
1e]; to‘enroll as nursing students
order to meet the tbreatened‘shotgt-
.of ‘ nurses , caused - by the demands '

 

 

 

 

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' room you maria!“

ono 1:81.501»: dnyoiid
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"Reuben,
Tin gif'i‘ahlod to
incident“ wag

[Elli 1|! squares. Let these be in brineIan who appears decollette successfulinq
Inlust have a soft,

are well curved.

Ifoods will keep the digestive tract inI
mp. Let it all boil twenty minutes good condnmn and eliminate, any emp— lwear with sport clothes and afternoon

The 10118" this IS tions on the neck or any part of the garments of 3““

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Improving the Neck. I

A silver gray linen country frock is

 

To wear decollette is very trying prettily Worn with rose silk jersey

for many women.
the present styles which permit noI
sleeves and a very low-cut bodice. theI satin frock.

This season with 1 sweater.

cannot appeal at her best The wom-

neck, chest, shoulders and arms, that
Plenty of hot and'
cold baths will keep the pores of the
neck and shoulders well opened and
the skin in a healthy condition. Sun
baths ale also desirable and also salt
Idips when possible. A diet of pl'nopel

a dark color.

look cool.

body A little pure cold cream ap-I

F nitrn ii. If the

llial'ge soft felt hats are favored to

.neck seems yellow, the juice of a iighiful Up" 0i SOWYL
lemon is a harmless and effective
bleach.

is not well tilled, breathing exercises (rind of fashion

are recommended. Filling the lungs

Blue beads will brighten the black
Use them on the collar
woman whose neck is not beautiful'and the girdle.

A bright colored small hat is oftenI by the Kmb1ose Company of Bridge-
lwom with a strictly tailored suit 111 port by Anthony S and Frank J. Am

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lt?bai11stilching in embroidery pat-0901‘s?

Imenced with $1,000.
Itots are M.
Colored and white voiles are fre - city and A N Beldjng and 3111313”.
uently combined and so are plinted jug of IRockvme‘

smooth Skin and and while muslin

‘Iwmsrlsn SILK COMPANY t '

AMONG INCORPORATORS
I A certificate of incorporation was
filed in the otilce of the secretary of
the state Thursday by the Winsted
1Siik Company for the purpose of man-
.ufacturing‘and dealing in all kinds of
silk. While the authorized capital
stock is $2,000. business will be com-
The incorpora-
M. Belding of New York

A celtitlcate of dissolution was filed

brose..

I Empire green and white is a good; Acel'titicate of otganizalion was filed South Norwalk says:

combination for a summer firock to by the W F- Keeley Company or New .‘Doans Kidney Pills in the past with
Britain with an authoxization of stock‘ rely good resuhfi and l mnsidpr them ,

Ito the amount of 83, 000 Business will

begin with 82, 500, however

A black charmeuse robe with gold 1K.ccley, all 0, New Britain. A certl
embroidered chemise of chiffon is adc-‘ flcate was 3150 filed by the J. H.

OO'Neill Company of Greenwich with

Wrist v. alches have inipioved their: authorization and intention to begin
For the woman whose neck fa, or by 119,150" of 11,9 general military business with a capital stock of 81. 000. NY ask for a kidney remedy—get

The organizers arc Hugh ll. Bright
..l Brigh t and Catherine 11.

with good, pure air daily will help to 1mm, commueg 10 hp a favorite orna Iiright, all of Port Chester, N. Y.

round out the neck
Stretching exercises taken daily fol

height.

. mentalion on suits and dresses. I
A delightful pongee dress Is made WANT HOUSEW'VES i
a year are said to inérease one' s “-1111 $199111:st bodice 10191 the blouso‘ I

Rise on i098 and stretch the of mac or blue show through.

tips of the fingers upward as far asl Nearly all spring capes are wide

they will go then sweep the lands 196 with the fine spread and sewing of tbeI
front and touch ”"3 ”I“ of ”‘0 ““3“” regulation capes of the. almy oill- out by State (‘hailman Lizzie s Hny- dertook the task of lining up their
League to forces for the vote next Wednesday
‘all the housewivoit' organizations in on Senator Sheppards resolution for
a national prohibition amendment to
'the Constitution.

Under an agreement reached Thurs

or palms of the hands to the floor, cer.
keeping the. knees straight. I
I

In Home Sewing.

New Evening Gowns.
Among the pretty

evening frocks

After the skirt has been trimmed seen in the shops—401' evening dresses

evenly from the
machine and

floor.
stitch just
llcm. This row of
by allow

stitching is gauged

unthread the are still wm'n——tllose of net
where you taffeta seem to
want the lowcl edge of the finished young figures

Both the oval silhouette either pog-
ing the edge of the skirt to top. kite or ball'ol.

be

and of
the prettiest for

and the harem

slip over the machine to some mark skirt, with its llickcii under hem, are
on the surface of the. machine, made. the fashion feature of a number of

when the. pin you have used to mark “19591 ““li‘lili- '

But those silhouettes, despite their 7
rather picturesque names, do not 11.1.
part ill :1 stnl'lillgly biarrc way from
the more “conservative

the proper length at one point is dt-I
l'cctIy under the needle. Keep the
edge even with the mark, and when
\011 blue stitched around the skill you
nlav then turn the hem back at the
line of stitching and be sure that it Is
quite straight.

When sewing books on a wash
dress that will need frequent pressing,
try sewing the eyes on the upper flap.
and the books on the lower. ’lllc outer
liap may then be ironed smooillly and
the closing will be invisible. '

straight; full

gathered skirts that also are worn. in»
deed, sometimes. one has to look twice
to note that the sliirt contour is one
or the pretty deviations from the skirt
of straight up and down lines.

The pegtop skirts are often fashion-
ed very simply from a loop 1ch in the
met or tunic shirt on a dress, just as
Itbe harem skirt is simply a straight
To estimate economically the quan- 'gilllll’l‘t‘d Skill turned up. in and “'1' ‘

Ility of goods required, buy your pat- tier to a shorter drop skill

tern first. With your tape measure 1311'

There is always some suggestion o-‘

a space on the floor the width you in II sleeve in thcsc owning dresses.
tend to buy your matelial, and mark it "mi N only a fall of lace or cilcular

the measured width.

Turn vour patteln the length you

[by laying ii Sil mg along each edge of layers of iulk‘, bui iillS

allows of its

being worn afternoons at some events I
(‘olored tulle of medium tones like

11.11111 it and lay it within the bounds rasvbcny. pansy and 1101111115111 3111111911

ofthe. sitings. then measure the length are often POEM 0"" ”‘9 same. COlOl‘l
Inf space your pattern covers, and you satin foundations or those of very soft

will have the exact number of yards metalied fabrics of exactly the same

acquired to cut your garment. If there to"? as the outer tulle.

is an up and down to your goodg re.:taffcta frocks are always of a half ins-l

the same way of goods.
best to allow from one'quartcr to one- nicely

half yard for facing, etc.
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Handy Box.

er, screw driver,

member to lay all parts of the pattern tre Of a my simple character, so that,
m 15 alw'nyg 'whlle they are not slimpsy they drapcI You want this popular Winifred

I While Delbaps the evening dress will
become like the only kind worn
IFrance—a sort of tea gown or inti-I per and the book will I” mulled ‘0
Have fastened over kitchen sink al male dinner dress—the lines are very your address.

strong box,i n which keep a can open~ ‘much the same. as those of the usual llama

cork screw, paring owning gowns though there is often

in

The satin and.

 

TO CARRY HOME THEIR
I PURCHASES FROM STORES.

—-—— I
ward of the Housewlves’
1thc state:

Will you urge it as a patriotic duty
upon the women of your organization

that so far as practicable they shall day mill“. lllta Senate will begin con-

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Add This Fact to Your
Knowledge

Kidney disease often advances as

rapidly that many a person is firml

in its grasp before aware of its pro-

gress. Prompt attention should b
given the slightest symptom of kidne
disorder.
the back. headaches, dizzy speels or

tired, worn-out feeling, or if the kid-

ney secretion are offensive, irregula

Iand atended by pain, procure a good

kidney remedy at once,
Y our low nspeoplo

merit of this South Norwalk woman.
M1s.A l.1(‘l(lix,

a reliable medicine.

cure me and i haven't had any ltoubl
since. "
Price title, at all dealers

Doan's Kidney Pills—the some that
cured Mrs. LaCroix. Foeterdlilburu
(‘0., Props... Buffalo, 1‘. Y.—Adv.

5“" "l ~gar &?Pdctifdl
710mg Drum/taboo

if there is a dull [sin 1'

recommend
Illloau's Kidney Pills. Read the. State-

70 Spring sheet.
“I have used

Some years ago

The 0" 1 was troubled by kidney complaint.
gsnizers are William F K9919” Anna 1 suffeled from my back and my kid-
R Siderowsky and Mrs. Thomas i“. new “Humphwgular in potion. “(1.311%

take many of Iloalls Klaus; Fills to

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PROHIBITIONISTS READY-T0
VOTE.
28 ~l’rohib-

WASHINGTON, July

The following letter is being sent tionist leaders in the Senate today un-

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4 median blouse of China blue
unto» linen held in at the unistltne
with an cmbrodcrcd belt. The

 

early home theil purchases? Not only sidelaiion 0f ll)“ ““40“!“011 Monday. model Is splendidly adapted for the.
will this be a help to the melchants its adoption by R narrow margin Is "86 0! WIMOMCW 0" lace flounciug

who are short of men but the general
[nature of this will tend toward the

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Wonderful! Wonderfuili“

I'lult' s what the women-folks say when '
they see our

NIXIFREIJ WORTH CROCHET 800!

A treasure of attractive ideas fol l
beginners as well as expert CROCIIE'I
Workers. Anyone can follow the lift)-
plc instructions and do beautiful work.

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Here's our easy propositionz—Send
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Ition.
"' oil by three-fourths of all the states i

looked for.
A two 'ihilds'

order to be effective.

vote of the members
lowering of the price of commodities prescnt in both Senate and House Is
.ncccssary to adoption of the resolu-
ll would then have to be approv-

 

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roi- Bilious

Troubles
That heavy headache, torpid
liver, sick stomach, bitter taste
in mouth, furred tongue, dull
eyes and muddy skin, all come
from a supply of bile.

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These un nfigglthy conditions are
promptly corrected by

fulfills
PILLS

which stimulate the liver,
regulate the flow Of bile,
sweeten the stomach, and
renew healthy bowel action.
A household remedy ap-
piovedbysixtyyears ofpub-

lic service. For every-day

illnesses, Beecham’s Pills

: are a tested
Remedy

Prepared Specially for This Newspaper

Very Smart for Street Wear.

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from the woman who wears this
smart Russian blouse costume of
china blue union linen. The blouse
is trimmed with embroidery of sim-
ple design, which may be done in
self-color or a combination of black
and white. White lawn or linen may
be used for at least one of the collars,

one made of the same material as
the blouse, in medium size the de-
sign requires 8% yards 36~Inch ma-
terial.

Because of the width of the front
of the blouse. it Is necessary to use
an open width of material for this
section. Double the goods, placing
two right sides face to face. Consult
the cutting guide and place the front.
and sleeve pieces into position Just
as illustrated, with’the large “0" per-
forations on a lengthwise thread of
material. After these are provided
for there will be sufllcient linen left
for the yoke and cut! sections and
piecing for the hack. _

Take the remaining material and
fold It In half. Place the back, the
back yoke and the collar on the
lengthwise fold. Along the salvage
edge place' the belt sections.

If the blouse is desired shorter
than illustrated, cut off from lower
edges or turn a hem the desired
amount.

it is hardly necessary to say that.
this design is adapted splendidly for
the use of embroidery and lace
iiounclngs. In such a case, place the
lower edges of the model along bop-i
dcr edge of material.

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FOLD OF 36 iNCN NMI‘JiIRL WITNOUT NAP

The bit of embroidery on the belt
gives it a very artistic touch, but if.
there Is not time for embroidery,

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' narcmm. OPLN t? 37.17114 AE-Tiofifiz

I cents.

1 Pictorial Review Blouse No. 7282. Sizes, 34 to 44 inches bust.
Skirt No. 7242. Sizes. 22 to 36 inches waist.

braiding Is equally effective.

Price, 20 1
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NO MASQUERADING IN KHAKI.

 

NEW YORK, July 28.——-Cborus boys
111ml girls must quit masquerading Ill
{khaki and in United States navy logs
in cabaret entertainments and theatri-
cal performances on Broadway, United
,States Attorney Caffey announced yes-
Ilerday. Elevator operators, fooimclz,
Idoormen and chauffeurs are also order-
1cd to lay aside togs resembling army
t uniforms.

 

by President Wilson through the gov-
ernor’s cities as members of local draft.
boards:

3, New Haven, in place of Dr. Frank-
'cis H. Reilly, resigned.
Frank ‘H. Day, devision No. 5,

signed.
1’Dr. Patrick J. Brennan, division No.

 

DRAFT BOARD APPOINTMENTS. l
The following have been appointed ,

'Dr. Hubert «F. Keating, division No.I

Bridgeport, in place of F. 1D. Baker, re:

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I WORK ON FOOD CONTROL BILL

WASHINGTON, July 27.—Work or!
the Food Control bill was continued-
today by the conference comnlitteo
while both Senate and House were in
recess awaiting the conferecs' report.
All agreement hilly be reached by to-
ltight, according to some of the cello.
forces. f

All overnight development whick
gave. hope of llaving the bill perfects
cd and in President Wilson‘s hands:
next week was the action of House-
1Republicans, meeting informally, in?
agreeing to abandon the proposed
fight, led by Minority Leader Mann.
for the creation of a Joint Congres-
sional committee on war expenditure!»
which is opposed by the president.
[The Senate, however. may yet fight
for its proposal, 1 1

The conferees are pledged not in
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