WIDIISDAY, It? 1, W ‘
EPARTMENT;
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. . ifuit. Elli: with: by): and the skirt COIIIIKIICIII sumage ICOLDS'IIITIEICleY HUMAN war Gardening Made Silane and
Tried Recrpes Fashion Points 3;I:?;.,}';:;.‘:3,;;:.;:‘;.:‘::.:’.P""'I .... News ; ,3,” Results Certain by This Booklet
! Tho OnevSIded Effect. '
Celery Loaf with Butter Sauce. i
t‘ook two tablespoonfuls IIII Ii. of but- ,‘
ter and flour tilt of allitltilii Paris‘s" they"
and bubbling from the heat; add :I cup-
f‘ul of cream. a seasoning of Isnlt and
white pepper and a flash of. powdered
mace; cook to a thick crcam. tner add
a cupful of finely choppIId cooked
game, one. cupful of. chopped cooked
- celery and four well beaten eggs. Turn
info butter mould or bowl. set in a pan
containing hot water to the depth of.
two inches and place in n trinierate
oven for thirty minutea. Let it stand
a few'minutoe after removing from the
oven, then invert on n cold p‘aiter
garnish with celery plume and serve
immediately. .
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ltalian enact."
Chop up three stalks of celery and
six lettuce leaves. Cut tip the row
nants of cold fowl in small pieces and
mix with .I tableapoonftil or salt and
vinegflr nadir little pepper.. Put in II
salad bowl. Pour a cupfril of mayon i
naise dressing over. garnish with hard
boiled em out into rounds, a few
stoned olives and a few tender lettuce
team.
Pineapple and Celery Delight.
Peel, eye and shred a small pine-
apple. set on ice until thoroughly
chilled; then. mix with one ctrpfnl of
finely chopped, crisp white celery and
a sweet red pepper ('lll into dice
SprinkleI ovcr this It littlt- lI'r- III-h
drertrirut and let it stand a low .‘iill
men Thcn mix with mayonnain’c and
whipped cream and garnish with trtit
meats. Slum on lIIttuctI leaves.
Boaton Cutlets.
Take It IIupt'itl of tint-1y clIoIIpI-Il' 'l‘I
try. a IIIIpful of cold bakIIl beans. Hm
vwli beaten eggs. two inbimpoonfiuls
of bread (Irumhie, tlIII atfllltI quantity of
melted butter, Mill, pepper and a limo
lemon .iuicc; mix all iouIItlIv-r :Iinl
Ishape into oblong hails, roll in liii-Ily
grated bI'i-ud crumbs and fry in tIr'I‘D
fat. y. gm
Almonds in Gum Arabic.
TIII'U‘ wlroir- blunt-lied Itlrnonde, ptit
them on it baking dish and roaei in it
hot own to II light brown. Then mako
a solution of I.I.unr arahlc and water:
. wet the almonds with it.
hunt our tlrI-tn finely powdered and
‘nlt'tod table hall. or If you like them
sweet. tinely powdered sugar. Stir
well, but gently. till dry. "
--Se.ntinel Want Ads are Winneu.
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Old Colora for New.
\‘olunies could be written
f‘fllliiiillfliiun." of" color and
time favorite: that are helm: 0 wide:
iy usedtoday. :ver since the govern
tilt at asked the patriotic women of our
country to refrain from the um ot‘ kha-
hi. there ha.“ been II writable riot of
Itmrlois Flaming rosy pinks. corn-
flower blues with that marvelous touch
of \Iiolei in the blue. green: that Irecrn
tiIi lint
”to old
April trees. and yellows and tons. and
greys and lavenders. by way of con
trust to the more intense hues. All
white promises to be very “unit for‘
summer, arr well on black and- white.
Just a Touch of Embroidery.
pills just a touch of embroidery on
one's very best :‘ (if course, the
embroidery may. in reality, be head:
or braid. but it all comes under the
general title of embroidery ()n the
the it tliuiitrated here. theI wimple de
sign in on the waist.
iI‘thclI gray mile, and the design in
worked up in white beads and itilk of
H darker a‘Iliidl‘ of gray. Tilt-dong lines
“new
Featuring the One-Side Tunic.
of the dress are very good. HA arc lIlf‘
lIII'tI‘f‘IIIIIRI'it‘r itit-kcd eloIIIchI. and thc
incite in the skirt.
Borderad Materiala and Flouncinga.
'I‘lio styles this your are so very ap-
propriutc for the hordcrt-d materials
and quliroldcry llounciniz‘rl. The short
litllt- l-Iton jackets hIIIII'IItriIinhi lowor
to hate. stolen their tints front theI
if one wishes to be very elegant. one‘
The dress in of1
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I (OUR’I‘ING I’ARLORS
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i There is quite a vogue for one IiltIl‘tl
i effects in dt'i-IIIMIII and Hull‘n' this spring.
lime-sided collars. tine'fiidt‘d cuffs and
lone-aided Inuit-II IrrII considered Very.
smart The .‘ltllll'llllg dress illustrated
lit-re has a one-sided tunic-blouae. it
is very simple as all good dresses are.
and olive on it.‘ tiny \t‘h‘t, collar and
cuffs ot whiti- pique for trimming
NII‘W STYLE
ARMY UNIFORM
Willi the military character skill- if‘ onncc tirut Woman Suffrage Assmiu for he looks '0 be ”I" P“ “If“ 0‘ ht‘allh
frilly c‘oitiealed as on. fruit of econ
mm the new style uniform for enlisted
lrren in the timed States Army has
‘reathI-s New \or k. it hurt bi en approi
ed by the Army War college. but still
IRI'K‘ the approval of tienerol Pershing
to make it oti'tcinl
The collar iii extremely low and in
of the foldover variety. the coat but
toning (lonely up to the unit. Like
said to be very c.omfortable The coat
in lined to the edge, It has no should
or: Mint” and no patch pockets.
The four pot kei-«i are hidden iIttch'
rover-ed by it triangular flap. which
button I. The potkIIt and coat button:
are .m- wed through the ”mud pussinn‘
I through holes whit h pierce the coat of
Tlrt- trouser» ill'l‘ Hll‘fllflilt and nar-
row and I-tII-nd to the Innt. p likt‘ tltt."
trousen or u burrimw unit. They are
intended to wrap tightly around the
loin-r lei: when worn with leaking» or
lilllltfts TlII-III is” no turn up at thII
bottom. 'i‘wcnty ounce I-iIItlt ts uscd
In coat and trousers. '
When military fI-Ittrrrrs are lost in
style. the upomtorh sit)’. i.‘ I'ontpcrinwtml
by it gain in comfort and III-onomy of
lllllnlifitf‘illl't‘. 'i'IIrI inches of Iiolh is
I eiIHIII In Int-h root and a r-onaIiIlIIrahitI
amount, not I'nlilliillwi in the trousers,
lIl .‘tritittiIJI in labor
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[III I II llittilI- lIIII‘
Ilf’it rt
II jtitiip- with ii
i l‘r
Hill"): W'lilllfn boarders will not ilIIM'
t . .
i to I-nII-Iialn flu-Ir trio-n {rII IttI~ on flu-
ltil‘tvt. \nvbody who hit:- ii\t‘tI in It
boarding house know well IInotirih thI "fill for liif‘ IIrrIployiiIIni of women Hilllltlltlll.
that our par-tor l.~I not f‘IltliIL‘ii to .‘II-
!f‘f)lllll|tlili|it this tour: full want.
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the what on It suit of pajamas il in!
ili‘llih with whit-h t'itf'll button is tnttrk i
t ed.
”II is IItlllttlitIillL: i'lIIIi iiil' fli)'I
.t'flllnfii IIIitIIpIIl hoarding lrousIIs kIII- -p ‘
to pioiIIII- I-onrltntt piirioI-I. tuilhI- ~in
llIIit'l'h' in thin c tit IhI ntilllll- I of wom-
" ' . ' t ihf‘ MGM." 0" 50‘" back mm“- 0' " "\ulllf'illlti cart hII ~pIIrii in Iuliirotinit
- CoIIttIIcticuI women will tIIkII a new
lIIlil' Ireut in the Senatorial campaign of
Mi :5 Anne Martin of NI iuda win-n it
is known that Minn Katherine Mullen
3 has accepted an initiation to join Miss
Martin and undertake the pl‘vrih' wurk
inridental to her campaign. Mia's MulI
nt‘l'iit‘IIl Suffrage organizers. For scr-
IrIItnelrip of Mrs. t‘ailos lI‘. Stoddard
whose rtlt'tIlll Imtrt so saddencd thP
ranks of Suffragiats as organilrr of
.\ew liuten county. LIN summer the,
Ition lI-nt her uerviros for rIeIIeatlonnl
work at the late t'amp, and her expe-
rience with the own
land the young girls who \i.ittd the
fI-ainp InadII her more than IIit-r IIon-
vinced that woman suffrage is a vital
net-Ii. and that’the nation suffers {or
ievery day that the Wllflltll are left
without politlral power.
At 1m end of the rumour .IIlII rtI
iNhiionui Woman's party in Washing
i ton. She hoped to in- .‘ll‘ of on the pith-
elt line, and was quite ready to acne
ilIIIr sentence in jail HIIOUItI she be or
il‘t‘rlNI liut tht‘ leaders IiIt iiiIId other-
wide. They ucnt her into ”10 southern
states to tell the utory of the pitkets
and to titoure fceliritr nguirht iIIt‘ per
al‘t'lllitln which Wits being illegally in
fllr tIIIi on them. ilcr IIIIrIpalgn was
hiuhtr .‘I‘lIf’ft‘Sh‘IlII. and lillltil of tho
pr: rout-i- put on the miniinietrulion
tunic i'ioni lIIIIIIoIruiiI St‘mittiifi and
Itopnmniatiiea who, no matter what
tlII-y thought of woman hlli'It'ilIvtt', were.
hilflfki‘li at Ihl' IIII’H ot' IlIIgI'uIiing Ic
. tinI-Ii and Wi‘iIIl‘fIlIt'nlt‘fI \V'fliit‘ intro-I by
forcing thcnt to aesoclntl- In Jail with
mum [inn-liliult'll,
Mia-II \iullt-n thIn rIIttIr-iII-Il to t“on
nI-tticut. whcrc .‘III ililrt lIIIIn working
in the inlt-rcste of the \'.Itional “um
ans Party. and has ittrIIn BINNIIII ltl
tIIriiIIIIr to tlrII orgitniration ot working
girls and triisiniws womIII Shn
tl'pil‘t' IIlt‘ HUI-r In: it was made to hot
in Mint .tuni- Martin
WOMEN AS R F. D CARRIERS
\\'.\SHINH"I'U.\'. April fl" II‘ttiitII'iliI:
:IIII' lcad oi‘ the railroads and grout
IIoinIuIIrIIinl and industrial’ Iorporn
lions. l'IiI-.II~ ‘.Inr is rapidly Wiflt'lllnfl
Ill thc iiifTIIit- tit luntichi- -.~ of IliII nation
'Itl .wriit-II in all the III lHlillltnIIII
:i-n t‘lllprl)t'f‘.‘~ illte hm n turn-used runny
i'olIl More the cotiimenrcnrent of the
ten to one of the best known of PUB"
i tIrItl year's hilt: worked under the chair—I
IIIIItiontI d flit-mi
signed and offered her .IIII nuts to tlrei
Ill”
‘ innit IlINil‘IItI to no \t'IIIIl and III. Itiit {It
’per'aons hate been surprised to learn
that IhIse iralhtr skinned tlosai have
to be \tl‘y careful about going out in
the slush and >lII-i ‘
The National War Gardtn Corn-
mission of Wauhington. D C.. has
arranged for the distribution In
Connecticut through the Agricult-
urai Dcntrlment of the Fair-field
County annotation. of fur 32- -nage
illustrated from!!!
W"! VEGETABLE GARDENING
and
HOME STORAGE 0F VEGEv
TABLES.
Thin la a complete. authentic
manual of war gaIdeInng step by
i
iIlridently iiII ponderoUs footpaths of!
His EltIpiIanli’ne MajI-sty ctitcr so
much surface that in case of “WI fIIet,
. the. absorption of Ilitiirlul'e is perilous Y
7: to the health of iIIe‘ land whale. whoi;
though he carries his trunk with him.
:ulways leaves his ruhhen behind.
, The worst of it is that if an I-II
pliant complains of a sore throat or a
rheumatic pain no one bellows irtmI
Fairlield County Association
' iI‘at folks never get any sympathv
i .Their friends ram-m to think that moi
able mountains of flesh IIhould be im-
mune from or lie-I and pains.
'. :(Name)
ROR HOUSE PLANTS
A “splendid IIIrtilizer for all pot;
plants and evergreens may be made:
. in thiii way: Dissolve one can of lye
in two gallons of water; put in enough?
bones to make a thick cIrumbly maria. l
:(Street or R. iI‘. 1).) ..
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Ncwi'rciil Building, Rri dot-point
W Gentlemen: Enclosed is
, copiea of WAR VEGETABLE GARDENING m
I STORAGE 0F VEGETABLES,
National War Garden Commission.
step. from [ht tits-t I‘I'LI'UI'iliIon of
the soil. pinpoint; o: the maiden
etc.. to the final h5l:".'cf~ili33 and
storage. of the crops.
Its inattoctiona are complete
enough for the tyre ol‘ adult gI-rvl-
eners and simple and expirit
enough so that one iritniiiqent hip.-
or girl may follow them I'm."
complete lilCt'tISF A five-I Ii'
stamp to cuvt‘r' rim-:‘I'ti'e 14- wt
bring the hoot: to our o-imvrs
EIIItI IIIFILI (ultra-hm ququ‘
..‘tllIr
tents
”(ti-ll”
the official publication of the
in stamps. ftr
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Phase send same at once to
ue-..Iu.II..a-.-annngn-acarolo
...... .....roentooaoloai
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A few spoonfuls of this in your water
in: pot once. It wee-k will give It won-
derful result.
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GARDEN CROPS WON'T THRIV
WiTH WET FEET.
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TARNISHED Cultivation Allows Air to Pass
Through Soil.
(”'le "Imm'nfit'hd' hfl‘I'KrINnt \v tsrirxo'ron. n. c. .\i.Iy 1.—oar
Mark and mm""“‘ ”m "" ”“l’m‘td den crops will not give good results
by applying puhm'zm burned I'Itlm- unless the mill is kept \H‘II Iuliivttfcd,
”til “ broth into Milk and brush ever) say the IIppIiIIIIIItII of the L.'. ilcparf
flirt-mi of tho gold Ifltl’ thoroughly it mm" 0‘ Agrlt'uiiurf‘
‘ ”m" is mm h "”"l‘h "m or ”“N tlultivation IS not intended primarily
”Minwm“ M” h" """""““'-‘ to ’0' to kill weeds, although this is'intport
"my” i" ‘ a.nt but to loosen the surface and let
air into the soil so as to provide a more
i 'I-onirorrini environment for the roots of
ithe plants Planter iti soil which is too
wet turn yellow and if not- i-IIiiI/‘vcd by
propor Itiltiiuiion and drainhgc. lan-
guixh and die. Too much war/er in tho
soil dilutes the. soil solution. lllllll‘fi'"
tho forumtion of nitrate. destroys til-
Ixfrahle soil organisms niid permits the
. development of lllltll‘fliriiillc once.
\0 man or woman who eats mcat Soil which has been too wet , if Iri-
regularly can make a mistake by lovmd to d“ and bake offcrI- on ..n.
flushing tlic kidney» or: asionnlly, 'lvirortmcnt as unconuonial (m. plants an
arms a wellknown authority. .‘tica t when m" .“"“~ Eithcr extr.cnic [hat-.0
‘forrm uric acid which (logo the kid mm, ,4le I”, guardcd “mm”
ncy ports Ian ihm. rtillflizitihiy filter or II‘ ”I“ m” h naturally “,L WNW.
strain only part of the waste and surface "I. ”h, “mi,” I. “hm...” m'
poinons front the blood. then you KN
trick. Scariy nil rtItIumatiem, head it is an. enough. A, a rulp Inning
"h" “w" trouble, nervonsnt‘sn. “m7 the IotrfiitII- two illf'hl‘fl will give lll'i-
dizziness . alccpleuflncae. I" results mm, m..." “mm-“Hun.
bladder disorders (-0qu front slusftltih. if the hump garden f4 “mm“ "...“.
kidney" fhc kill hon door ihc hmI and mini IIIII
Thc niontcni you fI-III n dull ache in we ht‘ltl ...,n,,..,,‘,.nm- ......‘r ..., ”mi ttlIlI
IIIIvi Mill ITIEIIT "
IIIII stow lllllltils
Eat Lou Meat If You Feel Bachachy
Or Have Bladder Troublu
the urine hi cutout!) oflcniilv.c full of'
acditncnt. irregular of passage or at.
bake offer (rains. t'llithilit‘ in mint! it"
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Small Hat For Women
In the Fall Forecast
The small, snug: turban or hat that is
elaborately draped will he the popular
type of ht-adgear, according to Intllinj
ery manufacturers. Vele-I “-111 I» a
. factor as It hat covering. TlIII mi'lin~
! IIrs say thr-re is nothing I-lse that out
be used because fabrics of all kinds
have found a very exttn<ive \npue this
season and it would bu Intlll'ai'llf‘IJ to
use them again for trill. The tIl'lIrI'd
vci'I'ct hut i.~ to he the main item of
interest. av ...
The sittilii. slit“: .‘IAIIM‘ will in III-n-
tImi, it is said, bI‘II'I‘Im‘II iht- Bfl-Illt'li H‘Iv
vet that war mode in Home i.» no
'iongei available and IhI- donut-tic Ici-
ittit is only i! iniiic~ “Iilc. “ith lm
nccos’.'ttry margins tlti Ilt‘l audio is
OIIIY Iii inf'Ill‘r. If “ill I)“ Ilt'tl mrry
therefore il.Iit the with or th.. “at
come within the in: llit‘ilt“. ttililt)-l;Il
thc lIInIIth IIIn t.IkI on as lfilltil Ina-
itIl‘iIti It.- i: IitIalitlii.
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““111 .iI'lII eiI'ill \t' ‘.ti~lt ~lltrkt ll (if
popular hut touting" iIII lltli.
' rHRowu oven WILLIAMSBUlI,
BRIDGE
t I.\'iII‘\\'\'tlill\’. April to Front tit»
iotttlwrry III” III" iii; \\‘il|iItIIi~'huri:
liiitlizt whiI-Ii .-pIIIi.~ do I}. -.I iitiiI-I he
IichIn Manhattan and liiooklyn. on
\lllilil‘llliiit‘fi liliill \\'it.~‘ IIItIIpuliIIIl iiotn
tI-oni the from suit of an automobile
His Back Hurt .
When He.Stocped
"Jmt tho rte be: oi hunk: Kidney Pal- I:-
""‘dm’b‘d‘h' , '-"-" “It" WN'II I‘I-ItiIrIlIIIl It! the i‘\t‘ill.~'i\t‘
i'I‘O KEEP SILK WHITE
iwur Wouicn ill‘l' filling john in the SW
{Irut Ill‘ttlli‘Ill‘h of the military anrticc
I and III-II dorm: sailefniuory Work lnI
I many other tlillllf' him which it your or
‘ I-IluI-s, tit) the nurrowcr iiouticiuus may
tiiI llH‘ti. and tho lilllit‘a toll hr made
of liIII witltIt' iiollitt'inus. TitiI light lil-
iiI- nndcrnkirte rind iIIt' “'lllnl usually
tcntlcti by a actuation of ncaldintt. “Mi
about I'll" ““"““-“ "I It‘d 8""! from. “In”. “-ang white Iilk articliu n t‘i'lh‘IiHI into lIll‘ guard I'.Iil. The body
any reliable phormarv and take .1th lilllt‘ ”m. is ri‘tttiircti m p. ...“.m ,- H“ .. piungott a Instance In nimi than I .5
“Mp"‘mml m " “1"“ "I “u" before from turning yellow. Make a tutti III teIIt Into thI titer and tiin‘flppt‘m‘o‘ti
today, wht‘n IltII Iiitri'hlnt- skidded and
FilF Jill 0F
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match the material of itn- tlouitclnt; It- . I I. It i M!!! II (intuit “It ' mm, m“ ‘r m l‘ _l x bli‘flkm“ ‘0" ""‘V “It” “MW“ “6 l "I “now iihrtydtlcd whitt‘ mail find __,_,, ..
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W“ \\'Ih|th anI most aiililclit‘v III \IIIIIII I] mi IMI’ “it I“ I t. l I.I.i iIII.I l \I. flit lt' H ‘II “t t "I. l : ‘tln‘ ) fl it‘ll" li‘m‘m Jtlitt‘. Itiiilllint‘d “-m‘ litil ( titre WIIbIO and dry them QUICK":
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leillfl 1.!th Hm. probability he of throwing liowitth RI" "3"; “"1 ‘I"""’I‘;j:‘ ‘ ”“3- women wcrI- Ilixihle took Iliitt't‘ hurl tlrcm to nettvitv. "rm to neutral!" ".-.... --. 3
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from my troubles.
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