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War Gardening Madewsmilnpl‘e andm 5
Results Certain by This Booklet I
The National Wantinrdcn Com-
mission or Washington. D C.. has
arranged for the distribution in
Connecticut through the Agricult»
urll Department of the Fatrtleld
County ounclation. oi it: Manage
illustrator] booklet
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Faahon Notes. Make Your Own aBth Mat.
A dainty stamp case is made of $915." The newest venture in the realm of
or silver in the shape of a ”m, cure-l» unusual nl rdlework, is it bath mat
ope with a mug canceled stamp in worked ill colors upon buck lowcling.
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step. from the first prcparalion o!
the soil. planning or the garden.
etc.. to the final harvesting and
storage at the clone. =
Its instructions are complete
enough for the use at adult gard-
eners and nllnole and explicit
Samp With Cheese Sauce.
One cupl‘ul cooked samp, one and
one-half teaspoonful oil, two teaspoon-
tuls dour. one cuptul milk, one—half
f . it -h if u lul rated enamel in the upper right-hand corner. it its not too large, but of a. size suifl-» . O . l WAR VEOM’L‘EEE GARDENING 30th uroInthntIIiItIny illtIeIlligent bon
teaspoon ul so ,one a c p g This little case 13. so small that it can ‘: (will to cowl. the tlled floor in front as Inc” l HOME STORAGE 0F VEGE- complete hag”? A alive-:22; \I
cheese. . bc easily carried in the‘ purse or band! of. the bathtub or bowl. There is a 1; TABLES. stamp to cut-er nos‘nge, eta. w.”
Soak samp overnigllt.. Cook in ' ' « ’ Thin is a. complete. authentic bring thr- bnol: to any address. Fill
bag ‘01. in a man's case. in the coat or! bordcr formed by dzlrning stitch done
vest pocket. with blue cotton.
Ribbon is gaining more In iashion’sl ill the centcr there is a large oblong;
favor this summer. There are many: containing a huge monogram workedi
charming bats with the entire crown? out ill the same blue cotton. BetwccnI
of ribbon, woven Ol‘hl‘aided. And some- the border and lite oblong is a curious'
times bands of ribbon are wound round blending 0f "01"” in ”‘e “m“ darn-l
and round to form the hat crown. ling or weaving still-ll, except that the:
slitt‘llns run ollly one way. The rug is
manual or war gardening. etc-p by and mail nlttcllcd coupon.
double boiler several hours. Make a
white sauce. Stir in the lllillly cut
cheese until melted. Pour over the
sump. Sprinkle with paprika or turn
in a greased baking dish and sprinkle
with bread crumbs. llot with onehalf
teaspoonful nut margarine. Bake un-
til brown in a lFoderatc oven.
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Effect on Autonishing Reduction
I in Stout Figures
BACK and FRONT LACE
Hips. bust and abdomen reduced 1 to 5
Fllirfleld County Association,
Ncwfield Building, Bridgeport, Conn.
”9”" Gentlemen: Enclosed is .. cents in stomps lot
copies of WAR VEGETABLE GARDENING and HOME
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, _ Spanish combs ofJet are sold in the . I ' '
some Mam Dishes for Luncheon. ltlnishcd at both ends with till ornn«' i ll look 10‘ 20 d l’ M STORAGE 0F VEGETABWS’. the flan] pub-hunch 0‘ the
Wh‘ it ill 11 [I W9 smart shops. The Spanish influence I “0 CS: You 0 P0“ 3 '1 er. . National W” Garden comma wmlm -.
Bald: d howl); an: cheese has been fostered the past winter by "mm” 'I'm‘“ braid. 1 You are nolonger STOUT, youcau wen: i i . . ‘ A Mr
Cottage cheese and nut roast. 4 me plays in “mm Spanish dances To Launder Willie silk l more {ashltlnuMe styles; and you get . ‘ We send ”me at once in i
Potato and peanut loaf have appellrtc, a”: L” W a" know jet \‘cvcr wllsll white silk blou‘scs ln= satisf‘m‘iofl and Value at most moder- ‘ (I ' . - - 1:57:33 .’ i -‘ f ’ "
Potatoes scalloped with cheese is tremendously in vogue. Hence the “I‘m hot water or In? Wm M“; alvelj ate price. You never wore more com- l . .(Name) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .-.-l-.~'n_l.~rl_ it... o
~Cornmcal‘licr'alllple ' combination or a comb of Spanish lowlsll look \\'a ll will in a lather oi, fortable or “easy fueling" corsets. ! ‘
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Cornmeal polenta shops made at jet is a good one. ‘good white will) and lepld water ! LACE BACK REDUSO STYLES . . 7‘me .(Street or R. F. D.) . . . . . .. . . . .u . ,. .17.. ("Elwin .n
Bean loaf with tomato sauce Black enameled ”gem cases are Don‘t rub the. ilk but squ out well3 No'm' Low Bushcoum' pm“ ' ' ' $3 I y H ‘ l
‘ ' . l‘ H ' ‘1 ‘ ' ll No.703. MNilum Hust.t‘ouiil.plicc . . . - V ' ' ' ‘ _ , ..
. Corn custard. v.1demdcdly in the picture this year. “mm“ it up and down in "19 water 3 No.7“. Short Sm“ WuImI l “in ‘(Town or Post; Ofnce) U3 q..."up,"..._.,...1ul-Inn-
Cheese souffle " 'A I "I“! The“ am trimmed one might say with Use two or three» different latllcrs if’ Low aun'wum‘p'm ' ' .stoo lm... - V“ ”*‘J-“b ‘”-— ' -
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Rice with tomatoes. mgol‘lel swilslsmtibclts 23:21:93838 lrl , necessary. uutll lll‘. blouse is quite WNW!" Elflllc com ms. 732. mild“? l 3 Il """‘ 5"- ~~ ~
Stuffed baked potatoes. m in my good “we [his "iil‘lzllg clean. lthan that. lle had attended up fun-L (Philadelphia Telegraph.) .
53!de 50! beans. ‘3‘ iSonlctllnos the dois‘are in color—red'; Be careful to ge’ the soap well out Back end Front-Lle- for U gm? rush thel ‘33:; 33:12:; was; The conversation ill the lobby of .1.
Baked bomlny and fish. . lpinll or blue Some of the dalntiést 0; of the silk wllcn rinsing. and rinse llrst Slender and Average Figure: u‘rv‘trm‘ ”'1‘. puma“; hcll'rd this. howsIWashington hotel turned to the im-
Wétii’gcehasfexaifl Nut Loaf ll; mo frocks Are made or white dottcd in tepid and then in cold water. at»: O . giverbe“new-lorm"lhe figurevoguo they Were illlcd wlth Joy. r‘low'crs‘IanSly wealthl’. when Congresnnmn
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of the moment. inexpensive. lauit-
will be placed on the l’lcardy nlound‘James M. iluys of Utah, related .1 little
lessly fitting. Unequalied for ComfortAVear and shape-moulding”. to $3.50
on Mcmorial lllly .Col. liclntyre as- anecdote along tilatllne.
surcd Capt. PM?“ and his wife. Recently a mall boarded a street car
and after lutlcly fishing in all his polk-
ets for some small change handout the
conductor a ton-dollar bill.
“I am sorry," npologetically ro-
lowing it to rclnuin in the cold water
' Swiss. with a bi oi brol or ' .
‘ t our 6 5 in one for soull-tlllll». The tlnesi bit of blue
of the baby colors—flunk or blue orI added to the rinsing water will kcl-p
l pale yellow. Bits of tine lace. vale-name ‘blousc in good color
cicnlles or Orlsll. are also used in these. '
r lé little frocks.
j Daisies have come
5 this summer for but
2 cups cottage cheese
1 cup chopped nuts
1 cup cold left-over cereal
1 cup dry cornbread crumbs
2 tablespoons chopped onion 0
teaspoon onion juice.
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CONNECTICUT WOMEN PLEDGE
100 PER CENT. WHEAT.
LESSNESS
HARTFORD, ("onn.. May 22.~»Con-
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Windshield for Flange.
Till» limit from on open door or win-
wousn URGED TO HELP THEIR. SALVATION ARMY
SISTERS ON THE FARMS
into their own‘I
trimming. Big
1 tablespoon fat
Salt and pepper
1~3 teaspoon soda or more to neu-
tralize acid.
I2Poultry seasoning or mixed llerbs.I
Worcestershire sauce or kitchen?
bouquet if desired. 1
Mix all ingredients together thor-l
ougllly and bake in a greased pan in a!
hot oven till top and sides are well;
browned over. Turn out on a hot plat-
ter. :Servo witll a brown or tomato
sauce if desired.
Potato and Peanut Loaf.
1 cup mashed potatoes
1 cup peanut butter
1 egg 'l‘“
2 tablespoons finely chopped pars-
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yellow and willtc ones are used to form
but rl‘owllSwtllnt is, they are iastcned
'flat against the petals fastened down
with yellow floss. There are wreaths.
too. of daisies and poppies and corn
flowelso-qulte youthful in combina-
tion. yet sophistlclltcd enough in ct-
tcct to answer for the smart woman's
llnt.
ct‘tc is convcnicnt as well us it tascinni~
vcr and tile watch is studded with dirt-
lllonds.
Purses of all shapes are made or
black cnnmel. The long larrow purse
lll ld by a little chain sometimes fitted
with a finger ring is a good shape to
A little watch in the band of a lorgn-I
lng playllllng, The lorgneite is of sit-V
llow is often disul‘trous to thc flnmcs of
an open gas burnor. A» windshield
may be quickly made by slipping two
Clothespins, llcllds down. into the
grating of the stove top and placing
in them a piece or heavy cardboard or
.even a foldcd newspaper. By sowing
:the openings doopcr the shield will be
brought closul- to the» bust», lnllking it
<slili llli‘lt‘ ci‘l‘cctlvc.
Keeps Ice.
Iscvcrlll thicknesses of newspaper bi"
tore pulling it to refrigerator it will
not melt so rapidly.
iTALiAN FLAG‘TO FLY
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if ice is wrapped in either flannel or»
\l‘ASlllN’l‘ON. l). it. May L"?. -\\‘c
.llllve not yet reached the point wllcl'c
ill is necessary for tile wolllcn gonor-
'llll_v to undcrtllkc heavy work on llli‘
farms. but they can l‘t’illlt‘l‘ llnpor»
tllnl scrvicc in itclping to lil‘Otltht’
big food crops this your. cspccitlily ill
connection with tho lighter l‘al-lll
tasks. This will-l told by Florence»
l0uslcy. Assistant Sccrotllry ol‘ Agri-
lcullllrc, ill an lidlll'css to the \\’o-
ilncn's Cotllmllit‘t‘ of thc t‘ollncil
iNlltlonlll Defense, mowing ill Wash
lngion.
"i can imagine no l‘lnnr lll‘nll.” said
Mr. Ouslcy. “for l- c ty woman to do
in this war mncrucncy limit lo (:0 lo
Still» Menu for the harvest or for mine
lotllor period of labor strain to help
her collnlry sister
of kitchen um! ittrlll.
“There are thousands of man in the
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bear tllc burdens
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LOCATES PETER’S
GRAVE IN PICARDY
(Continued from First Page.)
t‘. A. and
[or snllll- word ol‘ where their son
bill‘lf‘ll. 'lllt‘y lantcrcd illc office
t‘ol. .‘licllllyrc lit Salvation Army
llelldllmlrtcrs yosicrdlly and to him
told llii‘ story:
"\l'l» wvrc nutil‘lml of our son's bur-
iul. We know it is in France, but
Wlil’i‘l‘ we do not know. (in Memorial
Day. the Salvation Army will place
ircsll flowers on the graves of tho
Alncrlcan dclld lll France».
it) ask llllll
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it you come across our
.lolln's gravo will you sooth it over
and plcusc dccorlltc it "
vutionist driver, just rcturncd from
the Knights of Columbus
of
We on lilo
Adjutant llllylllond Starburd. a Sal-
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Inecllcut club women who won,» l'cprc-
scntcd by delegates ill illc rcccnt bicn-
nlal convention. in Littlc Rock. of the
General Federation of “'onlcn's
Clubs, have been pledgcd to cat no
whcilt until the next hill-vest. ’i‘llc
convention also adopted a previous
resolution that all tllc dclcgutcs upon
returning home should urge local or-
ganizations. witll tllclr colllbincd lllclll—
bi‘l‘sllip of 20,000 womcn. to take
plodgcs to abstain from whom and
when! products until next fall. Tllc
rcsolution, a copy of which was rc-
cclvcd today by the Federal lv‘ood
Administration for Collncciicut, is as
follows:
“Whereas the, lllcssalzc from the
United States Food Administration as
presented usllas convinced us ol’ the
necessity of saving wheat from our
own consumption in order to continllc
to fulfill our obligations to tile Al-
marked the pllSscngcr ._“but this in the
smallest money i have."
For one lingering moment the con-
dllc looked scorniully yct cllvlously at.
the passenger and his ten, and pulled
the hell ropec.
"You don't want a street car,
mister." said he with considerable cm-
phasis. “What you want is n taxicab."ll
~Advertlse in the Sentinel.
choose. OVER CAPITOL FRIDAY
Sweaters have separate courts or gir- HARTFORD. May 21.—-—'l‘llo itallan
dies worked in Roman stripes, that are flag will fly over the Connecticut stille-
wound around the neck or the waist I house on Friday. May 24. the third an?
towns and citlcs doing things that wo- France to rccruil more. workers. was
men can do as wcll. There are men one of those who heard the story of
make. men Walters. mun clerks. men the white llnlrcd man who formerly
bookkccpcrs. whose places might served in ”“3 NM)“ Oddly enough.
well‘be filled by women. :tlle name of Peters was one he body
2 teaspoons salt
2 teaspoons grated onion
1,5 teaspoon grated nutmeg
1-8 teaspoon paprika
lies until lho next harvest and its it
is also clear that this saving should
be done by the bettcrrto-do. that thosc.
less able to buy substitutes for whom}
and more dependent upon brcnd may.
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YOUR MOT0
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.To the hot mashed potatoes add the
peanut butter, well beaten egg and
other ingredients. Put in a greased
belting pan and~bake in a hot oven 35
to; 40 minutes.
i" ‘ Lobster Chops.
Stir smoothly into one cuptul or
cream three tablespoontuls of flour.
one tablespoonful of butter and a to
ilespoontul of fine cracker crumbs.
dd two cupi'uls cold, boiled lobster.
‘tItnto small pieces. pepper, salt ant
eupoonful of chopped parsley.
“Let it boil up once and when cold
, d into chops. roll in eggs then in
cker‘dust and fry in not fat. Drain
Ind stick in a claw for the chop bone
'1! serve garnished with cross on
man quarters.
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ltoilse for my
' n good {denial the.time.
:deoctor prescribed Vinol bad it;
r all?“ “will" “fill.“
. m nerve can
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» l» l.‘ men. 3
Wanton a. positive gnu-
nctvouo, weak, run-
. Well and strong or re-
-‘1‘,°“¢7r It! dummy.
3. ' ”Bauer, driggl‘st. -. South
world the best‘drug otort
town and city in the country.
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loosely, and knotted at one side. Some I nivel-sary of ltaly's entrance to the
or the new sweaters of Shetland floss war. At the request of Governor Hol-
have scarfs knitted to the collar. andicomb arrangements wcrolmadc yutcr-
this rolling collar is arranged to stand day by Comptroller Morris G. Webster
out at the front and sides and knot. for flying the Italian flag on the cart.
loosely over one shoulder. It is decld- tol on ltaly day.
cdly good to look upon and it is not too At the same time, Governor Holcomb
warm for summer wearing. suggested that. the ltallan flag be flung
Bedtime Garments. to the breeze on Friday on public and
The very latest lingerie and bedtime private buildings throughout the state.
garments are bloomer or pajama type.
Glove silk, washable taffeta, and be»
little in flesh color scent to be most in
demand. A close second to this paja-
ma, not unlike the nightlcs so long ac-
cepted for little folks.
Disturbed , usually?
new... will?" °‘
the stomach and 36mm
the liver with ll come of
‘ Beecballl’
Pills ‘
President of Sinn Fein
Arrested for German Plot
President Edward de Valera, presl~
dent of the Sinn Feln, was among the
500 Irish leaders arrested by the Brit-
ish government. on the charge the:
"i will displsc American manhood
it the great body of our men permit
our women to be drafted tor the
hard tasks of agriculture llntll we
have sent every able-bodied creature
in brooches to the trenches or driven
him to the fields. but women are to
be encouraged. so far all! their pllysl~
cal condition will permit or the cir-
icumstnnces surrounding them will ad-
'vlse. to engage in lllc' lighter tasks
of the farm, particularly lll dairy
work. in vegetable cultivallon and
in fruit harvesting.
Mr. Ousley praised the services or
the 1.700 women home-demonstration
agents‘who are spreading the teach
ings of the Department of Agriculture
and the cooperating Slate colleges.
and paid tribute to the six or seven
millions of t‘armcrs' wives who “are
.dolng a man's share of agricultural
lproduction and conservation."
“1 have seen them," he said. refer-
iri g to the i‘armers’ wives. “lloeing
iln the hot sun while their babies lay
iln the shade of near-by trees. They
lure truly, and to the limit of their
iroad on the picket crosses oi Plcar
dy. He knew the location of
I Keep the ChildrenWell
To keep the little one- wcll, Iturdy
and happy. tree of cough. colds. croup.
little (even and inflamed throats. use
Foley’s Honey and Tar.
it in carefully made of selected rem-
edies that loosen and break up a cough,
atop croup and use an aching inflamed
throat. and it is clean of all narcotics.
" Tile prom no (I): F olzy'o Honey and
nrinvery e u orw coping .
and the miles: gevorinh Into tint moonlit
children‘l disco-cl. ‘
M. T. Dlvi Bemvlll , W.
“One of my .‘Itrom bade I mall,
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clllld take-
the
lgravc oi' Lieut. John Peters. and more
have their absolutely essential sup»
ply.
"Therefore. bc it resolved that we,
the delegates to the Bicnnlal Canyon»:
lion 0! the General Federation oi Wo-,
mcn' Clubs. assemble to consider in
Iwhat ways we can best serve our
country and the Allies do voluntarily
pledge ourselves to consume on wheat
or wheat product. until the next har-
vest or about September 1." ‘
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SHOES 0F TOMATO CANS
THE iii-SIGN
THEN WATCH IT PICK UP AND
BUSTLE. SIRE DEATH“) CW9
Friend Autoist: We don’t have to toll
you unythlug about carbon. the great
standard motor curse which. you "cuss
out." but lcldom entirely out out 01
your motor. At that carbon is great.
stuff—in Its place. ’l‘llllll it may be
life to the clrclrlo light-while it 13
death to gasoline motor cltlclency.
You should do whnt thousands of
satisfied autolsts are doing. They glvo
their motors TIT-SIGN CARBON LE-
MOVEB and ilnd it is sure death to
carbon.
H.303 improves the quality of
your "gas." giving 25% to 40% more
mileage on some nmount. of gasoline-
thus making for greater increased ot-
tlclency and economy these wur times
of high gasoline prices.
Give your dealer the man SIGN.
Tilcn gin your motor the llY—SIGN,
and note how gratclully it, gives you
its very best of speed power and
mllcne.
llY-SIGN has proved all that is.
claimed for it by exhaustive tests.
BOX CONTAINING 24 cubes. 8!. .
Good {or 120 gallons of gasoline.
ASK SOUR DEALER or sent] to
Eureka Auto Products Corp.
123 Liberty St., N. Y. City.
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The scarcliyot leather in Germany:
leads many people to adopt strange
kinds of footwear. A man was seen ini
Hanover the other day, according to,
German papers. who word jack-boots
with wooden soles. the uppers fashion-I
ed of tomato cans. fastened round the:
.ankles with the remains of an old;
lpalr of leather shoes, and a length of:
Stovepipe for shafts. He had. it seems,
vainly tried to buy boots in eight. dlt-lI
terént localities and so he had luadef
I'M GLAD I wussvco m _
THIS COP HounD 41": 5
THE BEST TEN DOLLASS fl..—
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they had engaged in a German plot. He . : strength and the marvelous patience. qualifier-mg.F I yearns") Ilydlagfl In: bought I
was taken to London. i “summit!"u‘ltsuitlizf" gille llelpmeets, of their husbands! l liomld‘lie‘élflla'wfglll'ély $3m”’u‘°" his 0“» l I
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