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Use. 9' 3“" 3"“: Agricultural Department
housewife does not think of FAIRFIELD COUNTY
* u costing much and often ASSOCIATION
away odds and ends. The For Mobilization of Resources
States department of agricul-i ,nB'ggfipe‘l‘fgwimfim
, worked out statisucs showiny‘ U. S. Department of Agriculture
u only one slice of bread is ‘ V
_, in each family a day, at the end Connecticut Agricultural College
. your that amount would be equal
flour enough to make 565,000,000i Good 8nueotions.’ ' .
. . We can scarcely realize it but; Use new rubber bands for youj- prr-
. nves everyone to save every bit serve jars; it is economy in the end.
. d. ‘Save the old ones to put around 'ltc
. , not too state, may be fresh-paper tops of your jelly tumblers; that-
'by moistening and putting in tho is, provided you have not paradinc. ;
or by steaming, or it can be used A little kerosene in the water youf—r
tout. ' . ’wash windows will make them shine. i
You stale bread and toast may be, Try shining your brass with vasclinc.' ‘
. up and the crumbs used in a va-f Salt is the best thing to rcinove egg
:9 of ways; in scalloped dishes, as stains'from slum.
_ for meats; in puddings, as A little alcohol and soap suds will;
.ings for soups and sauces, and nicely clean your gold beads. .
‘ coating for croquettcs and other Old shirts may be utilized in makini:
foods. The crumbs especially shirt waists, use the same sleeves. i
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the place of some ler in either An apron to be worn while at tho
I, cakes, cookies and puddings. kitchen sink may be madc of ennmwl
._...._.. cloth. Aloo cover the set tubs with en ‘
Gingerbread. amel cloth; easy to keep clcan.
war molasscs. 1% teaspoons singer. Make little mitts of ennmt-l cloth andI
up of boiling water, 1-2 teaspoon place under the children's plates; tho)"
1 1-3 CUP line bread crumbs, 4 11“- will save your table linen, but put no!
I melted lard or other int. 2-3 cup hot dishes on llw millH, :
, 1 teaspoon baking soda. Add Save the embroidered fl'tmls'ni' shirt1
to molasses and combine with ‘wahtts tor a front brctttitli of smell (“3.1
dry'ingrcdients, iuixcd lilgt‘iilt‘i, aprons,
. add fat and beat. lizikc about 33 The large old-fashioned slccvt-s of"?
'_ totes in a hot oven. ' fWhllO shirtwnists. will‘ make llttlcl
Indian Pudding Made With Crumbs handkerchiets for the children: on
~ (1 butter or other fat. 1 quart skim of colored embroidery thread.
, 1,5 teaspoon ginger, 1-3 cup out. 'Snvo'the corncrs that you cut oh.
if teaspoon clovcs, 1-4 cup molass'iyour embroidered plecos. lunch scts.‘
1-4 tenspoon cinnamon. Scald the etc., and sew together crosswise, 20‘
In in milk. add the other ingrt‘-'imnke foundations for silk or other!
.CI and bake 1% hours in a slow’patrhwork: or the lincn pieces may bet \
- inset! for jabots. I i
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To eKep Clothing White. l CRANBERRY coop DAMAGED. I
”To keep white clothing from turning. ‘
tit . through the winter, wash out} PLYMOUTH. Mns5., Oct. ”infirm-ll
. omch, rinse in bluing Witter and‘berry growers will lose sixty :cr cent:
{37" unironed. tot their crop, 110,000 barrcls of berries
l~nnd over a million dollars as the re.
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estimates made by cranberry rich. _A|
shortage of labor is also bc'ng {drum
many of the Portuguese workmen have:
gone to work in munltlon factories. ‘
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Assessorsagttin urge Norwulk pcoplc!
’ to tile with them their lists of tnxublc;
property.
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Woman Leader of Battalion of eath ' THE “"53”“ "’9‘ ‘ q
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Miss liotchkttroff is the woman in odor of the “pattalion of Death.
l which Wt'lli to the from in Russia thr ough lanes of rebelling men soldiers
This t-ltotozruph Shown her dressed in the. uniform shc worr- into the battle l Toledo Ohio -—“I am nwidownndgo
“ ' ’ " " ' “W“ ' ‘ “'i I up against tho (it-rumor. 'i'hc heroino's signature is shown lll'ih‘t‘: light :out nursing. ' and suffered from 3
‘ hand corner of~ihc phoiuqrzlph. ‘ '
I. m of new .35 pm“! {Old Foggy Saved - o-
- {\designs. If you don't ero- >_
lesnhow eullyitisdonohI ,, .
“I the simple tantrum-r - i A- Hum. .h .; i . £1}
h this wonderful volume. "
fill your, so; .: "J thou,
on“, tic twitch ..
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N .w I do
. .2!» inittlh ,‘1: in Fairy KL].
“t'LlJ, no i lii!\ .3 tuiten nothing
two; ‘i wheat from imam; nil.
,’<I, : :tzl though i um til years of age,
honing nod up—hulitilntr. and
“out ,.. normal action to tho kidneys
.fl'i in :t disordered and painful blad-
m dongt runs or 1harmful drugs.
Stilison-Poweil Corporation. .
rota. boudotr an Ind other ' From Summing moss/asap Revenue NEEDED. l
NEW YORK, Oct. 1t’i,—-intrcnst-d reve-
intro:1 urc :‘tlmoitttrly t-sscnfinl tolthe; '
continuztncc of tho- t-lt-ctric railway in-t *OllfiWD'iI
.l'ir 13w. hill (“to”); in the [“11qu Slatpg' according! LP“! ill (inilflll'd. ”)P .‘it‘f’ll‘iz‘i'y \‘(iLl ln-.
"“0“ "’0“ tin l.. s. Storrs. president of the Ameri-i mun“! by a unanimous. mint: v0
m...“ p0,," icon Electric Railway association. who i910“?! '0 all W110 M050 nobly:
' . going into the service of our cotton}:
He dcclnrcd 1. in tho l'niicd States Army' of 191?; ‘7.
an “Dression - of our henrtiest «in '
cotungcment. and of our belief that
ithcy will as faithfully perform thcir
; duty to our country and the honor of
our State. as We of the Army of Sixty i _ . . .
one endeavored to, and that we lcr.c1J°“"' R‘ F“ D' 2‘0' 4 TOIMO' Ohm-
‘thcy will return wearing the wrcalh, not! made from native roots “d.
. of victory. to receive the plaudit of a. erbsjeontains no narcotic or harmful ‘ the
fui and appreciative mnitittitde 3f _ drugs, and today is ,- ed u' the
fa o blic lo in nt.o1 'ls. ,
° R ”" aia‘ae'timiuon at: iiiie‘iiifiiilfl? viii?“ie‘su. third hers carries tho mam. thvh‘ turned a it does no; nap in
‘ ' monioisonflle in the Pinkhnm abora‘ijn ‘some cases arc in sections and tnl
FOURTEENTH CONN ECV‘I'I CUT
At a met-ting ol‘ The Society of tin
Regiment
hr trtubiu was anrldrcsscd n cout'crc .cc of the organi-
' {cation today in this» city. ‘
:. tivt, and um. "increasing expenses. riglzt of way main-
. l” m h 'quv :iuthul coo- itchnncc and ho-nvior taxation burdens
‘WPl'o- (‘tlmpt-llinf.‘ the» owncrs'of traction
.. ‘ illness to appeal to public service‘oom‘
Mrs. A. i’ridcrr 1. Robinson. i‘lnssq imist-lion and through them to lb? public
,‘.‘ is fit" two yo. "i 'ommoncet] {for an upward revision of tariffs.
j,‘"“"‘ "' my "“‘WV "‘“1‘ ‘i 7‘ “Will” ‘ Charges for transfers and the fixing
t 1...: lllu- .1lt;~:,'enr.n|d“;r|.” ‘ ,ol fnri- zones arc among the suture.“
1“ ‘ ' Kidnev Pills am tonic. ‘tions tifft‘l't‘fl for incrcasing revenucs ofE 5m,”
tho traction companies; l'szrnploymcnt{"3”mm
of women in place of conductors and: {WNW W“- “”0”
declared . to have ”mm; kaiserdom in all its forms.
:satlsfnctory in Great iiritnin and ltuly,l
_ [who nnoihcr suggestion made.
ior. They act quickly and contain .motormt'n,
Try a Sentinel when Adv.
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Favors Army Division, But is Non-i
Committal About Roolevelt i
Gov. Holcomb said yesterday that-
,, Lliwgli'd'l told a caller at his office int
itlu‘» ('aphol that he was heartily in fa-'.
.\'or of the raising of a New England}
idivislon to bc recruited entirely froml
illw New Encland states. for service
.in the war. The governor said furth-.
tot" that he was in favor 'of leaving to:
the War .llepartment, the selection of1
to conimondcr for tho diviSionnHe ssidl
‘he informed his visitor that ho had no}
toblwctlon to attending 3 meeting of,
I‘gow-rnors of New )mzland to promote;
tthc plan for n division. " did not:
:(‘nl'o to zivc the. name of the visitor.
ix" one else had spoken to him nbouti
lit, he said, and to his knowledge.
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tilt-re had been no committee meeting'
tor n meeting of any kind in relation
to it.
"Would you favor the appointment
of (‘01. Roost-volt its the general of
Ithe tl'visTofl?"
apartment to (locidc," replied thtL gov-
;t-rnor. "I am not in favor of the col-'-
zornors of New England bringing. any
'influchcc to bear for the appointment
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Suffered Much Pain, Yet Hod
to Work. Finally Cured by
Lydia E. Pinkham'o Veg-
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across my back,
through my .. abd
about Lydia E.
. derl'ully, so the soreness is all gone now.
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of nnv one. The War Department:
best knows whorls competent to com-l
mood and it is better to leave the no;
p-iinimcnt in its hands. if the’ file-1
{partment decides that Col. RQMov'eltl
:‘i-t the most competent man i will he!
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female trouble
that caused it great.
6dr}! ef’rdct‘iéal if *
flame Drew/taking ' ~
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3y Pictorial Review
A Skirt With several New Features. " '
tremely simple in line, they have for,
lures which distinguish them from
the models of the past season. The ,
.motlel shown here is a three-piece
affair, closing in front. it is gath-
ered at the top and may be trimmed
with three different styles of no;-
kets——round, pointed with strap er-
tension or pointed without extension.
in medium size the skirt requires 31%.
yards 36-inch or 3 yards 44-inch lim-
tcrial. At this season nothing vs
more fashionable for the (levellin-
mcnt of such a skirt than pique t-r
union linen, while for dressicr r?-
fccts there are pttuge‘e, mallard “i-ilir
etc.
The cutting guide shows the pro-
per "-rrangcntcnt of the round paint
on Ute material. although the to
othcr ticsigus’may be accomntodatt-l
in the some space. The front mm
'is placed ‘into position first. with the ;
large “0" perforations on a length-
.wisc thread. By {sloping the who
thcrc will be sufficient room for it o ,
picciug of the lower edge! The but it ;.
mm of the skirt is laid along its .
lengthwise fold and the piecing is
provided for in the someway as for
the front gore. The hclt is placed
along the lengthwise fold, to make it
seamless and the pocket is so ar-
ranged that the large-“0" perforav :
lions rost on s lengthwise thrlcatl. h
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'A new skirt which looks We" in of r329ifightsrtinghglilit‘gsafglmachghoul.
pique or linen and is cut in thrcn if made longer, extra material will
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"Thu is a matter for the W" m»! pim‘cs, Thrrc arc, tin-cc difIrt-citt be required M, the them. Skirt
styics o/ porkcts and the closing isr lengths are conscr‘vatlve. reaching to
at the front. the‘anmg joint or an inch or so
fatltfibt'i‘ualt the newest skirts are ex- above. h ,.
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Pictorm Review Skirt No. 7341. Slim, 2': to 36 inchesl’wukt. tries, 20
cuts. "a.-- » ,
Herbert Knox Smith. whose person-lhalyards stays and the serial wins,
cl and oflicial relations with Col..whlch' are wound round drums and
‘Roosevelt were very close during the pick away in a fiber casc.-—szm~.zn's
‘mtminisrtotlon of the Colonel as pres-t weekly.
ldcnt. said that he had not heard any-I - l.
thing about the movounent for the up‘ Advertise in The Sentinel.
pointment of Col. Roosevelt in the
command of a New England division.i
Mr. Smith said he had just returned
from the woods, and was not. in inti-
mate touch with public nffairs nener- ’
ally. He franklv said he would like .
to see Col. Rooscvcli appointed to tho y
command. "And i would like to go
with him," Mr, Smith added.“ NE ”8
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Lydia r; rinkhsm’s Vegetable Com-
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There are scl'erul forms of Witch-«s! -
and equipment usud in worlarc. :tml lllltit‘i‘,
‘ fororablo conditions a mango of trout: . .
mm. Sometimesit‘ 150 to 200 miics i5.p05.‘lbh‘ nth one.
wo"ld be v‘e ' gin- of theru;' The most portable "mtg-iv '.
itllunftcr anhpardition." however. is the cavalry typo. l! Made Her stroll; .d
tiriy's work. Irendf-which Weighs 6th pounds itnil- i=4 cam' Well
tried about in equal proportions h)":
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i’i’nkbnm's Vega-f four horses. its range is not a will»! ‘ ' ' .‘
table Compound one. it works ovcr a distance of from; Barneveld. Wisp“! was in o wank;
and tried it-and it; twenty-five to thiryy niilvs. Tim on- nervous, run-down. anaemic condo-
~ has helped me won-'hinc and dynamo tire mottntt-d on op- tion, so that my housework Vitae
iposito sidcs of a rigid saddle on tie burden. Vino] was recommended,
. 11’9“?“ Lydia E; Pinkham’s V0 9" first horse,‘toecthuxwitit four galltits' and it made me well and strong. It
hum“ Compoundisyust “‘9 remedy "inf pctmi and a quartet ltihrictttin: is Certainly the best tonic
t female troubles.” — Mrs. Euzitssru
. oil. tools. spare parts and r. tt-lwcnpic art-gunk enum- Ihavg we: token}...
idriyinz shaft. The sccond horse car- Mrs. John Lewis.
! rim; the transformer, which changes; _ Vino] i. . cod “v“ ”“1 iron cork
current to a lighter or lowcr volv emotional remedy for weak, nervous,
- ingoin a wooden case and ln'anot‘ttcr; run-down conditions of men. women
1 wooden case the receiver, while til": and children. Your money will be a.
Frank Baxter, dmgglst, South Ner-
- tor}: at Lynn, Mean, to prove this (tflltrs arc mod-.- on a tolm'ulplc prm'!walk§— Adv.
«tiplfl 'l‘hc .dourth bored carrier-n.
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