:HORAC‘EI
- ~ .. Garden Clubs:
’ Help Stir Interest,
- - ' 4.Give Aid to Amateurs
~
Were“ a nelshborhopI. m
rs or experienced, mm
7 l. of a local garden cl“,
.3; azusi'Depsrtment of Agriculture.
gs own he conducted on
4 bas~ls,of experlguce meetings to
_ - a mutual advant e of an. E
‘ 'Beclnners can take advantage of the
capes-fence of successful gardeners.
5"" thus obtain much valuable ad-
A
pm on gardening. In the present
phenolic» it is pointed out. it is not
truly a privilege but a duty to pass on'
“- the result of garden experience when
r’nch experience may save another
, from error or increase his chances of
' success.
l; May Buy Together
’- ‘ Another use of the neighborhood
garden club may be found in co opera
. the work and coopeIaIive buying
the heavy work in lIrenltlnll up a
neighbor's sarden: and should emer-
gency Arise. may help in preventing
damage by storm or flood or llllf'f‘l
visitatiml. lf insect attacks can not be
met by simple methods, tho gardening
club may buy II sprayer for thc use of
alLito members. ('ostlv garden tools
- needeIIiny occasionally also ntnl’ be
’ obtained in this manner without hard-
‘shlp to the individual gardener.
.lnterest Boys and Girls
4 An ylporlnnl' l'IIIlnn- of the Milk
can b tin- (Iltgamznt on of bots and
girls' card: n.4- inbs ,w pnmtc from the
; Idulll'. ln llnntllnz' to t-wllnl tho ItoIInl:
, folks to min in tlu- u-Iimpnign for
r) more‘tood. ‘lhh‘lfilillltlt' muv hr (Iittnln-
; ed from the Sillll":~ llvlulions Service
-?"'-'~'—‘rf"W"T."fi9. ._ '-
sis.
of thouunilml Status llv-p.ll‘llllt'lll of
..4 Agriculture 'lt I'tI-IIpt-I‘nllull \HllI lllt'
state Agricultural tollcgvs it is l‘t‘
: gnrdeduls importnnt tlI.It tln- bots and
.. I'll'ltl‘le 'lnlvrcstm]. iot' lumpy of llw
‘ lightIaSks I)! mrdonin:- pwr
; formodxby lllf‘lll illltl ll"‘\' ‘\‘ll do tlirm
—li'
—~?l;l M ‘ ’ ‘
‘1” O O O 0
48C lb
(‘.ln lm
ter Dinner Blend Coffee. lb.
llenge Blend Coffee, lb. .. .
lden Santos Coffee ........
Watch for the famous 20 Mule Team-They are coming
Trainee. and that kind of a
from wiie makes the whole iam-
s
”You' ll be ha with a arm-
PP)’
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4 went as well as pleasure in the,
III‘
j ‘ oplpioh of specialists of the Unit- ‘
tymanufacturing division of the
win they may not find in books or pe- '
|lace will remain in Dan‘bury.
The club Innnbers may unite to do'
BUTT
The Very Best Fresh Made Creamery—The usual Beclg.
no quality. You will ll: more than pleased with ours.
1 Royal Plantation Ounce. 1b..
Wife smiles when the
yalnile.
'y'flte sruroan is the ha piest .
of a range. for it a ways
its work cheerfully and
\ roa SALE 3"
RNASH
me: Northwest -. West Sis...
4wtlHngly it siren a ”riser-hip in the
undertaking“ Exhibits of garden pro-
ducts and other outgrowtba of the club
ldea'may suggest themselves to the
club organiser.
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GOEO TO WABHlNGTON
Daniel D. Lovelace has resigned as
secretary of the l-‘airfleld (‘ounty
Faun Bureau, having accepted an up
pointlnent to a civilian position in the
supply
‘and equipment department of the
quartermaster corps of the United
States Army.
ILI'.‘ muses is to report for duty
in hianew pos ion next Monday. llls
departure flom this city will be re-
netted bat his many friends here who
were glad, to welcome him. back In
[Mallory India; the Farm Bureau
moved has from Norwalk. aI few
months no: The family of Mr. inve-
.for the
present. at least.——panbnry News. .
A CAMISOLE 0F RIBBON. ,
An effect camisole is made from
ribbon requiring two yards of white
or pearl tinted satin ribbon. about five
or six inches wide. At tho buck the
ribbons are crossed sufficienly to
form n dot-allots corsago. The twu
edges nro sewed to a silken tape or
ribbon as a belt, brought owr from
the back coming [TENN] :10 tttng
the front ends down
0. the ahouldors it do necessary to
run one or two IiIIIaliplalts on account
oi the width of ill? ribbon lingerie-
.fiins. either lrllt or throcheted. may
hold the fullness of the ribbon on the
~lIu-.! 'l'lils lntlluw :III npnqm- It‘ol
very dnlnty cover for wear llflflt‘r the
chiffon or lnco blouse.
‘l."-'-.
Ult‘l‘ lilil lllt'll. Plt'Cll'lt’lfllld
and ll‘allh’lt'rs am Nounk
[)lillil of tho tiroton Iron works on no
t'()lllll of trouble (Ht'l‘ the new I‘ntlnll
put Into tlpoilillon rm-ontly by llll' com-
Milly. The yard H nod up but it is
tlIoIIllet lllt- tlItl‘iIIlty will bo- willed
Hi)“.
jillllt'l‘r’.
'oIIt ill the
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480 lbl
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A. F. Beckuiann 8100.
83 it 85 Washington Street
Phone 1405
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Children Cheat-fully I“ 2.23:.“ m
and Patiently «» mom...” 0
Treated by Modern ‘_ Sympathetic
Hunts» moms. Auntie 0mm Treatment
. y llil.S.lli. onrz l
f M d S Oas Administered
O Ol‘l‘. unm
C’nrgcs for Very by the Oxygen
a,» Dental wm BENTlST ”m“
f 73 so or, i c.
, -' - . u M." Itm Gold and Porcelain
, ' “Qty" 9 It. "I. 10 ’ 9 Restoration.
1 ,. 1. VCQFU ln . m. by lwoin'non' A” ltlfldl 0' AHM-
._ the Practice of ., c olal dentures
4 up" Gil" a» "W” Md I'M”
., . War Ito. Illi-
j, {”4 Dentistry. 5 A '2'", 09'":
4 I 4": ' i
QI "so".
f .t'
.l/‘/ s
: um With. Cf Connecticut. out '2,
.I 1help win the wu- as tut ur-l 3 .
Mlhztum con 4;
Ell Willi
INST Elli lll lllllllt
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‘ f‘l'hat’s Another WayAan 4
the War,” Says Mr. Sco-
ville
I .‘By Qtiu‘ mugged _insteaI of
tngto the- Rod Crossi" sail! Adminis-
tmor Robeit Stoville today regard-l
in; the nation side (napalm. . .
“The situation in brief is thig. I'o‘.
have not enough wheat for our Allies
and ourselves. We have an inhibit I
ance of potatoes an excess of 90.,‘000
000 bushels over normal times. ill
we are to win this war the Alliml
;must have the when The wptol
cannot qtt‘te come up to sheet in;
food value. but it does come about as
Eddy Frocks are all
Very Attractive Apparel
for young girl; I
in the load Junior-Dominant, ..
The diilicult age to dress, the years between .
.12 and 14 to 18 and perhaps 20. It all depends .on
growth and development.
3‘ “fl'hese Suits, Coats, Dresses, Blouses and
fare, are neither childish IIoI- grown-up, and yet
Clitollllleadco
(wounded. @57 x
planned for the girlish fig-
‘Llomrmtging ”31°43! who: BIVOR distinction all their own. As perfect tail-
, e are, . ‘ ' '
for inseam?“ 1,1,. “in ’3'" “will ' onng and workmanship Is shown as In the gar-
I. 0 l‘ i V '
we have: a surplusrof Tonlnozfchfih‘ men“ for women.
clean to supply every family with one ' '
bushel . E For a few days, certain Specmls
"Americans should rally to the sup 4 ' -
port of the potato. for, like corn. it is 4 ' it mused mm
a native of this continent and is to
thoroughly American as that American
Indian. When it is realised thatI theE
potato is one of the allot foods now
sustaining Germany and that):
er European countries are large y 0do M4
pendant upon it. its importance in the
war may readily be. mu. Y; the“.
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"SlicerTOp':7 Suits
Dresses
Of Chambray and
potato was not know ab ~ ' ' I '
or :r..°2.*ht;i-.:Ee..r..c:i ~ . °f 8“ W- 0...... Fancy Gingham. 1......
e o e g and 8 ash? l I
Llatlztllldgsed it from their Anglican if; 7 ages 8 to T5 years, ' atttiactivo ‘line 0’ years,
"Americans first realmdh . " I . . - regular prtoo$2009 j S Y es, $l6.50
portant a part in 4.in the} : * ‘ J32 95 $7 50
potato played when ast year a scar- . l - 10 0Q to
city of this Vegetable drove its ”icon ‘5 ' for T ' '
to prohibitive heights. 'If'fin “I! of ‘ . Second floor.
tfhotseuzilky- high prlcogvnm has it's of 4 g ’4 . '
ec s sea hell 5 . . .1 ~ . ‘.‘ .
came overrl' glint“! mound a W8 i l ’ “'n
‘fIi‘rhIer wascparttculsrly urged to lay ' 7 ,-
-out his land in potatoes as a patriotic , L
duty Accordlnsln Inkhougb the! .Q‘ \ _
average yield, j’ll'l‘ acre was not luau ‘
then- Ins an abundance of potatoes yf ..,
’Dllldlitt‘tl which hill'e not been sold I .
' "’l‘bo fzIImer had to my high prices '
‘foI his st ed it was difficult to- ob '
min labor for tunding and d. grunt: lllt
crop. and what labor he did procure -
cost him two or three times as much
as otdinarlly A large llt'lll of ex
penile Mus the fcItIllzoI which has ad-
Vflnt‘l‘d in price because of tho ncltis.
ll contnms are 4‘
lion ntnking.
"As It lt'lllll, many 0 farmer wholl
is scllinl: potatoes for about one duly.
lnr :I thslIeL. nlailula e is not: Ink-47 i . ,
' -§‘ 4.55s! t
lll' or: used for muui
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..St'lltélklécliW'ear for Matt
Spring Coats
Serge and Wool Mix-
Igcs 6 to 12
regular price
for hill-.00
ins more than he di moral ”ANY“ " . . .
"’" ""‘” mm" ”W“ “I “0 A Silk Petticoat
cont: It bushel 'ihey lltould than” 4 a 4
ll' :2 encouraged to' slim botanic: , Stunning qualities, rich colorings Three hundred Ta new
they have product-d instead of hnv
mzlht'lll lot in then barns or loft to
> ed to the hogs.
Altlmuult llll' potnlo
u-u-unb'o. lllt‘ American lli'l czIpilII'
consumption is ten ltm, averaging TN 0
only about um llull of lllltl oi Europe. .' ill $0 ()Ol
IllI..~ ls ltl'tillilltl) largo-l3 duo ll) lllt ;
tIcI Ihnt llll M has his :I_\.-: bu-nn bill.
pricul leII-ond llllll los' llt'l'l' 'l‘hr
lIIiiho-r pIIci- ol bicnd llI tlI..~ country
.will probably lnnkc- l‘" pr 0‘; tux-Iii
liltll‘l' lt) [minim-s. .
"At A time when the wmld is no
in licud of [will it would lto l'l'llllllllill
to wiisto anything so impoltnnt llt~ lllc‘
\f
i 7“
next your by consumption of thatclonlé:
6.
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IN ll nllll\‘l‘
potnlu. it becomes the duty of Am 1
tilt'lllh to Hit up their potatoes. i
"\\'lIIlI- npprmlmntriy llll‘t't‘ fourthsl
of tho lttlllllll is “'.ll‘ r. it still contains
tllmzuli \"lllllillll' P'llll“llllli‘t‘." to enllllc'
amt.“ III flit-l [llllt‘ll‘.llllltlllu' foods A ing bCSt (lllllllll' lCflllli‘l'S, Cuban 01' “Louis” '
~ . Will”) of tIoIII lllit‘t‘ to four . l . . . ..
tl'lllf't-- snlIlIliI-s us much starch 'I~‘ V A" I'll’lll'0"‘~‘d mittlt‘l, ll)“: ”“1"! do“ ‘lllws'
Tht‘lutz't :zllu ut‘ “lll'lll broad. but not . heels' ,~ , I, l 1 . . 1 '. . ‘3”. p 'l -.
‘ mmh ..,.min TI... nun-.- pultlloosj K'd Inndc “illl c.\t .I lung M") “'“l” ”‘“- " “ "‘
tthnt I'll" v .|.ltl llu Ins-I “llt'lll lll‘l't'ltlt p.tcnt l ’ 85.“) I . .. t. i
it nudcd in "Milton ol'lilltlry lII'vnilE Vici, (0 ”Di: ‘0‘ ”e ‘5'
and roll.. potntn-m can be substituted] - . l ' t.
for alnu IIllt-follt‘lli of lllt' \t‘llt-ut 4 SHIN“; $7.“) Regular-“7'0"! )‘8 c'm' ,,
x'lltllll.” onny 0WD, ‘ - 9 _ .
. 3 . ' and 59 cts
"' “ “ E Brown Patent. ,4 50 l “refill“? 3
SEATING THE SUBMARINE. . Black Pan“. ' 'B’x Mum flu-us.
llmlill‘ Law shows that during tho. 4 C if " ' to . -
your tlrcat ilritlIIll built i.l63.474' Soft DllRl a ’ $3.00
inns and secured 170,000 ions from: "rm ussia, ;
'othor sources a total of 1.313. 475 candy
tons. lv‘ IIlluro to produu- more was due ‘
sin a "tenure to the taking over by'
'lhlp goII-nIInI-cnt of ships being built
tot tin-III nIltiIIII hero. but this tonn
and “as not loss to the Allies. What
that tonnage amounts to is not de-
finitely known. but we may assumei
that it is imludod in tho output of .
ill'll """ tons credited to this country4
.nss-I
shown this season.
at present.
lslnn was 22::ll.t‘93. ’l‘otul submarine
losses are. gt-ncrally placed at about
0,000,000 tons. or nearly throo times
tho now construction. Obviously. if
this ratio could be kopt up for cvon II
your tho result would ho disastrous. , , . ,
liut them is nothing-to lndlcalo that WHEATLEOS. MEATLESS LUNCHEO
this t'lill boxiono. The now tonnage of Wheat and most can be. saved in
othor l‘llll'lllt' nations and of neutrals is ’ thousands of lunches curried each
not counted. llllhflllllh losses of those morning to school by tho children of
nations are Included in this 0.000.000Etbls nation. There is no neotl to do
tons lost. This new construction re- oreaso tho cnoruy valun or nourish-
dut-vs the not loss to about 3.000.000 mom of those lunches, but in addition
lions. to saving wheat and meat It is pos-
} For the coming year a much hotter «Mic with the various substitute! to
illlflwlllfi is assured. The United Htates give a pleasing variety to tho noon
4alono is expected to produce from meal at school.
other allies and neutrals wll surely pro-
duce 1.500.000 now tons. This sin 52qu
Is 0,000,0000 tons for the yonr. or us-
.It-tlI tho iillltllllll oIf toIIIIlIgo'dvslt'ttl'ell
by subIIIIIrinI-s in tho ppnlt 12 months
O
3.000.000 to 4.00.000 tons. If lart year
this will mean 4,605,475 new tons of home is usually In the form of sand-
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'All High Gl'iltlt‘. Silks, effective floral dc-
signs, generous styles with upon ends. Usually
. Special $1.65
New models just arrived. chic and trim look-
The Ubiquitous
Never were Spats more attractive than those
nor the out of the spots given more attention than
Since whatever meat brought from
III all wanted column.-
is gone will} gold hi .fi :35;
$3.95 very
No C. O. D.’s.
.\l.IlII flu-or.
The Latest in Pumps ‘
for Women
t Minty Mallcws. 'l‘lu-w are m
'a mint jelly. :\ dainty conicc
eons.
Royal Marshmallows.
Chocolate Cream Yeppcrmints.
Wilbur's Vanilla Chocolate. (f:
chocolate by niiking with hot n.
Never were the colorings
the
lunch is not. so hard. for so malty good4coolties. will find flavor with
tll‘
sandwich fillings othor than most arc children in place of tho cookoy
are «my to secure. Hero are It fowi'culm made from wheat flour.
sugestlonu for sandwiches t‘ hullpcd‘ Sandwithos. null null u mn-ct llllllit
hard boiled eug Inixed- with ugludmgood lumh. cspoI-lnlly if supplomont
dressing; peanut butter: hotngo oI ml by ll (III) of hot r-otoa or mup
«roam checso, t'lloppt'tl dates and nuts made at yahoo! and containing some
All are goml and "W at ll will milk. in the lunch brought from home
take them as well as math. .nmy in: even simpler- pluin bread
land on applo or other fruit lll'l' out
For too wileutluss day thd sund-E
I l'l' rod Isl
ultlIII .Iro mom of 0 problem. but 0"" H n" hot dish p pa
school is a hearty one.
l".lllll"l torn muffins. ryo bread. oat-
InolIl bread or illlllllt'lll or corn wnfft-rs
run tuko tho plnco of the broad made
"' WM“ (mI‘v' Tho “um” «it'll. any- one person occurred at it (in us some
thing usually "m." ;' time ago. rotated London T" lllts. The
' A sweet such as chopped frult Tl‘ml ll'llllllt policeman had just come orf vw-
nuts pressed and cut in cubes or slices torious from a but! m m dram
UNREl-lEAfiOED INCIDENT.
A laughable incident. for all but
and J sissy tops
5 and. nztcli quality II~
All prllt‘cl lllt‘r'd‘lS.
special.
No telephone orders.
let's nd floor.
Ribbed Vests
for women
Ili"lllll.llltt\\'\' tovcrtd' wit:
lion tnr «litmus OI lulu",
80 cts. a hex. ' - ‘t
60 cts. a b vx.
85 cts. a but
m be tiscd in making lm. .
ilk or water. 25 cos a who
for I917I'l‘his mouns now tonnage and .. . . ,. . . I. I
can t covered With tfll‘llll.l, 30 ts. s .
.Im not include "mm brought into the Hi- Cut modcls, some with invisible buckles, ‘3 ““3““ ‘ . .. II '., '
Marshmallows covcrcd \lllll ..u will. CC cl?! 3 W.
Atlnntit. wur sorvito from tho Grout . 4 , n . 444. “ll ('llllfll‘ , . . , .
Lakes. from the South Pacific and In light 01' lllll'ltl nun ('0 (ll. I.,l.l,\. ” ' 'yl .’\ datum» 'l‘t-l'it‘l lilt‘ 3‘” "l" ‘I‘ll
South Alllorican trade. ”a and I”; ' k a” to $3” a ’31:! w" M.
The t-hlI-f uoIIIpIIrlson has boon be- In” ‘ . Tim . a _.
,twot-II now tonnage and losses. The W" — . ‘ " "” ' . ' , 4 'I
total new tonnngo. British and Amer- British and American shipping. The whichos. the problem of mttutless'a place of chocolate. or Illlllllt'ill and lmlh hnd roiliml from the uni ll
ll ill'lll‘l'lll It rcul pollen-limb. Ior .
at Illt‘ circus. took o short outI n "I ~-
lht- III't-nu to mull ll distortion , :. i
lhtI ('ltmll. entering. with a In. .1-
iIIIps took him lot the shop m i It’.
In w. Itnd hc nml his lIIIps fill up: n tho
pollen-man. blinded him with 'uuv',
smothered him in soot. Ill'lIl-'|"tl hm
ltcross lllt' floor and hustled h.l , out of.
the. ring. When the real (-lrcu' pollro-
Imui. who lInd been n fll'llitllltul rpm:-
lator of the mistake. aprons. mo. tho
ring the flu-cs of the clown .vm' tho
lmps wcro It study The nudism 0. who
had known the mistako all slot: our.
ply ronrt-tl ulth lnugbter.
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