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Fashion Points
German Foreign Secretary
May Be Forced From Office
Helpful Hints
Inked Hominy and Cheese.
mpfpl of milk, one tablespoon-
V butter substitute or vegetable
M11! tablespoontul or corn-
W. one teaspoonful of salt, two
' Vin! cooked heminy grits or
mail cupful of grated cheese,
' " oupful of bread crumbs.
sauce of the milk. fat, corn-
with ya! salt. Arrange the hominy
Bathing Suits and Accessories.
.Striped silks in bright color and
black are sometimes successfully em-
ployed for this season's bathing suits.
but an the whole the onetone bathing
track in dark color is the becoming fi
thing a woman can wear and it may he
brightened to‘suit‘even a lively taste
by cap. scarf, etc.
Dark purple ranks with black and
We in alternate layers. oPur ‘
the. white sauce; cover with
crumbs stirred in melted fat.
1 M for twenty minutes in a mod
. 9” Paprika may be added for o! the swimming suits are sleeveless.
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Bean Loaf.
T ,mfil“ 0‘ "M item: We cw. in cape and hats there is endleio va-
VVM T a” bread crumbs. 1°“ t‘vblwrléty and considerable charm as well 0 11 air.
W10 of pesput butter, two table-i ‘ pa
”‘ mind ”10“" 0‘19 “”19 bright buod rubber. trimmed with rob- bought. hom_e canning is often profit
‘1' ‘ lit dried Celery leaves or
»110110_n1ng, oneouarter tea-
ot hopper. one cuptui of rice
V‘ , other lldnld .
VV M soak the beans overnight.
blue this year and there are some very
clever models in the bright greens so
much seen in all sports clothes.
Many of the bathing frocks and all
and meat of the sleevas have no col-
lars, the necks being cut V shape or
round.
as fantastic allot... There are halo 'of.
her equally bright. There are also
[bathing caps which owe their smart-
ness to the combination of :10th
{tint with bright tone or ipes and’
white.
.. 000! in 11011138 water until 50“ There are also beach scarfa of rub
‘ g“ _, “t *5 minutes). Drain “d “’1‘” .,her the rubber in lovely colorings
cool. chop“ coarsely Add the cmmbii with a bloom upon it which is so gene
. mixed With 30350111!“ and peanut bub, erally used for caps. Amazing are
.wterflhen Nd the “V11“!!! and fat. Putplome of these courts, with deep cut
‘ ”t0 3 WW1 5“?“ pan “‘1 bake in fringe ends and applied designs of con-
: moderate oven for 20 minutes. [fasting rubber
M There are also gayiy colored beach
Graham Pudding.
cushions in brilliant contrasting tints
011040111111 cupiul melted butter. land curious designs. or in black and
1 13104111! oupful of milk. one egg. one
want! one half cupfuls of graham ilour.1 3:: even more startling than the
mohair teaspoonful of soda and one
‘tesspoonfnl of salt. one cupful ot dates
or needed raisins, cut in pieces. Mix
butter molasses. milk and egg in or-
finapgilfon; add dry ingredients mixed
pod allied... Turn into buttered mould. dropped over a slip of thin black satin.
r. and steam two had a half hours. Slips of this sort are sleeveless and
” ' .. 1 supported by shoulder staph V
in one of these costumes the lace
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1n Black Gowns. I
The loveliest black dinner frocks are
made of line all-over black lace.
sis-i- Sauce. ‘
coo large tablespoonful sugar mixed
*‘v'vitll- one tablespoouful cornstarch,
pinch of salt; add one cupful boiling
ater,‘ boil five minutes; remove from
aroused small piece of butter and
on: teaspoonful lemon flavoring.
style. with neck and long sleeves.
A black satin sash separates it from
the skirt, which has a deep ilounce be-
low a shirrcd band of black satin rib-
Mboli at the hip. This full flounce of
NU SUNDAES MAY SOON
,‘ . BECOME THING 0F PAST
That relate tickling concoction
knh as the Nut Sundae may soon
6 extinct as the well known dodo
rd. The price has been increased to
‘ ta in many drug stores and oth-
. tahiiehments equipped with sods.
, hiatus? and dealers say they will
[1 use serving this popular
It hit one conditions improve.
Great difficulty has been found in
‘ titling English walnuts and other
. palettes of nuts used as a covering
ire of this character. At times
‘ have been unable to se-
r long intervals from the
re and when there is a sun-
price is almont prohibitive.
‘ e the consumer must pay in
all the reason why it
is much “ha ace sundae decor-
with a wreath of nuts. It may
on d necessary to imitate the Gel-
Government and suggest the use
b titute‘s in which case acorns or
ohesnute chuid be sliced and ar-
edges the skirt beneath ‘
Black dinner froclds are the craze
nou for restaurant wear and with
them are worn airy black hats of tulle
or lace.
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Laced Boots Popular.
Laced boots are very popular and
boots of black pnd white. with white
lounge are liked. The laced low shoe
is still first favorite and looks better
on the average foot than the laced
boot. tbe'l'atter calling for a very slim
ankle. ‘ V
' OSTRICHES SWIFT 0F FOOT
'
The competitive sports between in-
dividuals of the ostrich family are most
interesting With their powerful legs
they are able to race as no other bird
can They are the race horses of the
the young ostrict is taught to run
» race's—a practice which prepares him
for what he needs'lafer in life in the
way of . self-protection through ,,rapid
pedestrianism. ’ Many a race is run
and honors won by young ostriches of
yourself fromthe thralidom the plains.
whole gamut of minor ly
ed at which will cloud the
bodice is very simple, made in surplice .
lace falls over a scantler bounce which '
feathered kingdom. At an early age!
, the inference is that the young ser-
Household Hints.
Use raisins'tor sweetening in rice
pudding.’
Milk should never be kept in an
open vessel.
Boiled rice served with stewed
fruit makes a good. inexpensive des
sort. 4 a
Baby's underwear should be ironed
on the wrong side as well as on the .-
risht . " ‘
White ollcloth is an economical and v
attractive covering for the kitchen
table.
Baked apples are delicious served
with drawn butter, flavored and sweet ‘
sued. a
Good dusters are washed often.
dipped in kerosene and dried in the
Even when the material has to be
able.
The possibilities of eggs are almost
endless . ii
If you are mending a badly tom
piece of embroidery. do all much as .
possible of the mendingwat'ihe hack. . ~
An excellent soup is made with milk.‘
SMWN
The German 17‘eran ashram-v. Dr
sliced potatoes and onions. and season» van Kuehlmann. fluids speech In the
1118 0f parsley and celery leaves. Reichslag the other day ' created a
Tough meat that has to be cooked s furor In Germany as well as in allied
longtime can have its juice ”sawed in 0000151“. may be forced from pilice.
a gravy served with‘the meat‘itself. The military vermin, Germany be
broom. or better still.’ispray them’ will)‘ the enemy.
I £31111 spray in the bathtub. 1 M
g... p55,; mm 1 was was LEAVES 1140.000
When packing glass and fine china
ware. pack with excelsior that has Petition Shows
been slightly dampened. By writing Lotte
the excelsior it causes it to swell. and
the swelling fills up the crevices left
to packing and makes the danger oi
breaking very small.
When Sewlfig on actions:
To sew on'a list button and form a
shank. place a pin over the holes. new
over pin, remove pin, wind shank with
thread and secure as usual.
A button sewed on this way will stay
on twice as long. '
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test of. General's Will
estate‘ of Miss WI
West Forty- ninth
‘ formerly of Nor
tied in: of
was left pendiless by her father. Gen
' 000.000
1 With the exception of $300. 000 ev-
No convsuriou.
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Yale University.
Inn This Year. .
of the Ancient Order of Hibernians
this year. following the vote to abnanaughter It was believed that
don the national convention. a-ccord
ing to notices received from State;
President John F. Leenv, of New Brit-.1119 time Mrs.
aln. Because of the war it was de- 'Gen. Ives.
cided some timeago to submit the
question of a national convention to
.‘a referendum 9t the members. The
majority favored omitting it this year.
The by-laws of the state branch
8 contest was_ begun.
was settl
the state convention thirty days after
the national convention. As there
will be no national convention. Pres-
identv Leeny decided there couldn'h.
very well be a state convention with-
queathed to "ram.
Winifred as indicated
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Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Getch'ell, of New
Rochelle. N. Y.. formerly of Norwaik.
have had occasion to remember this],
Fourth of; July. as it brought them a
telegram from their son. who has
been stationed at Camp Green, Char-
lotte. N. 0.. since the first of April.
signed Sergeant J. S. Getchell. ‘The
telegram contained the news that his
Warrant had just been received and
named administrator and trustee.
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been located in Bridgeport tor sev-
geant leaves shortly for overseas. [West avenue.
LSentinel Want Ads are Winners.
good when such roddin
or: lire r'eadt’il meg
' street, Bridgeport, CL:
Sprinkle house plants With a whisk lleves he showed weakness. in face of
erything Gen. lvoa possessed went to
lie gave Mrs. bun
Hibernians Will Not Hold-Sate m.“ nice Maynard. a daughter, 8100.000
outright and an annuity of $2. 000 was
There will be no state convention provided for Frances lvea. another
the}
disberltnncc of Winifred was because
she chose to live with her mother at
lves separated from.
Before Gen “ed 3 will was probated
The litigation
uhen the Yale authorities
agreed to give Winifred a “substantial
Of the order call for "10 holding Ofiamount" and 1.0 turn over to her 313.
te_rs more thnn their father had be-
The amount given
in the petition
before Surrogate Fowler was approxi-
in thirty days and therefore called mately 31501000. .
it off. » The petitioners of yesterday “were
Now SERGEANT GETCHELL. Winifred‘s mother. Mrs. Eleanor B.
lves. and her sisters. Frances ives and
Mrs. Eunice Maynard. wife of Walter
E. Maynard. vicepresident ‘of the Fifth
avenue Building Company, who use
Dr. Russell E Morgan. who has
eral months, has returned to South willbe
Norwalk and opened an office at No. 4 .
MANY NEW PATENTS
FOR STATE'S INVENTORS.
The following new Connecticut pa
tents were issued July I. 1918: list fur-1
nished flow the office of A. hi. Woosr
tar, solidtor of patents, 1115 Main!
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Hovaid ll Haynes Bridgeport lusd‘I
T. A. Booth, Silatford, ground clamp.
Haney Hubbell Bridgeport. stop;
ping attachment tor talking machines.
Henry A. House Bridgeport con-1i
necting device particularly for sec- i
tional barrel heads. ii
Andrew L Biker. internal-'oombus-z‘.
lion engine. h
_ Elisa orth A. Hawthorne. Bridgeport”
design lamp casing. i
William L. Gumfirecht.
combined typewriting and compdting
machine. 1
William A. threns Hartford. condi- 1
meat bottle. _ i
Osmond W. Olmsiead. Hartford, com- ,
billed typewrltlng and computing me 4
china. V‘ g
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War Gardening Made Simple and I
V Results Certain by This Booklet
The Neil War Garden Conv-
mioslon of Washington. D. 0.. has
arranged for the distribution in
Goa lent through the Agriculc
oral partment of the Fail-field
County nuclei don. oi its alI-pm
. illustrated hoe let
ARVEGEPABLE GARDENING
step. from the first preparation of
the soil. planning 0: the garden.
etc... to the fin harvesting and
storage of the ex ‘
[to instructions are complete
enough for the use of adult gard-
eners and simple and explicit
enough I0 that any intelligent boy
I
and or 111‘) may follow them with
8m STORAGE OF VEGE- eomplete access A five—gent
TAM. as. Immp to cover unease etc. In“
This is a complete. authentic
manual at war gardening. stop by
Fairfleld County Association,
Newfield Building,»Bridgeport. Conn.
bring the book to any address. Fill
and mail attac‘ led coupon.
'1’” Gentlemen: Enclosedis hants‘in stamps for .....
copier of WAR VEGETABLE GARDENING and HOME
STORAGE OF VEGETABLES. the oflcisl publication of the
Blues send some at once is ' i
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George B. Pickup. New Haven milk~
ing vibrator bodies
push batten switch.
Clarence F. Woodford Windsor
Point. lathe chuck ,_.
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APPROVED BY STATE COUNCIL
HARTFORD, July 8.-—Approval has
been given by the Connecticut State
Council of Defense to a statewide
How Yale Settled Con- campalkn for funds by the Connectl.
ctlt Children's Aid Society. At the
re of administration granted [mum meeting of the State Council it
yesterday by Surr gate Fowler on. the letter “,3 received from the Child- ‘
3' rcns Aid Society asking for authorl ‘
FFQT- New 1’0“» ,sation for such M WW1 31' 7'0“? astronomer. of Pasadena. Despite the
171 it who died May of the Council approval was given. 1
-10.d15cioaed! that she had property
worth more than 3110.00011113 lves
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~Anvsrtiso in the Sentinel.
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Brayion lvos. civil war \eteran. who ‘ . .
died October .2. i914 disposing in his
will of holdings appraised at about $3..
i"l’ROS-"l'ONEo; "
“THE UTAH SECRET"
l" is go: oi the“: ones h‘pfiepas"m discover- vldat
in venues
on 1:121! #m—thomiiestoaesnh 051:0 till
i world'smnht we».
I monument of achievement to the '
ercdlnf _a shirt clan who prescribed the lone-
el lord issues 011 nervous origin and for
may and bladder troubles for thirrloyemin
veto practice He din used relieve
1101 and baddordiscsve‘svibirhsm smooths .
engineers an other simple! at one our
great western railroads oi vih eh he was the
r. I.“ Itosmsteiweessled lt'sexisnd-
ed use or nervous disorders b the filtrate of I
of the eeiy lnsiitnleoiis
oils were so "indenting“ beneficial. the
”gliders ‘nsli. lr tecidcdpls duty tow'lgl
alas I was s n —
cuuiul Lv gra’culuz' n 'huarirs
before the public-to acq quaint ”channeling. ,
genrvggrw debilitatedd men “animus“. with what
InfluencedN in Ehis odecisinn to disclooeh s .msl
reuoi renewed health and viislil by two
most :aiulcunal members of lb 1 ms ical fra-
i
tuiléi .‘ lc had used ill formula oi PR OS |
in their some tiles and were at
a dud t: ‘YEC‘ hondulul results obtained-
(Duo owns the Dcan c! an eastern Medical College
saddle other member at the faculty at no
the i occludel h;- retuli‘oi lhciihc‘omlblnedlé-
More and )1) aemcn VII. 0 m rov
Ellison under which ”105- TONE d
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1“ill you cannot get PROS-TONE at 1°" 1
drunlst‘ 1—In,ordcr that we may he ab old
acpufntpoumore lullv ”splits vihst it “11.1.
ll maicl oven IBREE on receiploiid
cenlainI noun sorcoin sndlhlscoupoomnough l
BROS-'1‘ for three days trial and (all du- vi
:xllons. \Ve wantall vlcll ms of nervousness.
ailing ipostingr kidney and bladder troubles. to
know To KN 0W 11106 real i
, Utah Secret of health and vitality-to reap its
multllold benefits.
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If you desire inll- sired bottle of PROB-
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hcscnt {so u po'stpaid .
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Write your spine and address plainlyanl
Din this coupon to your loci.
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“Fm H “99‘9“ "“5““ b“ I KNsmo) ”aster."
Perl H. Butler. Weatogue. cooking! i
“ten!" ‘1 Alf“. :(smet OI‘B. F Do) nuances-slslsooseg'eLi "mutt“
William W. Dean. Sta lford, maghc- .1
‘0 elecme machine. f“ i . I b" I (1'0“ 01' Post 0500) '1 0 s o o o 0:20... a s s a 9,. s at. are on. I
Archer B. J enniltgs. iMerlden. tool wf -- —- :—-—.__. ”3““ ‘3' mah—
‘not serve Uncle Sam overseas.
ALL. OVER THE LAND.
The time-honored custom or” hacie-
raedrawn carriage became history
recently, when Secretar Daniels took
his regular morning ti 0 to his oihce
Locks and O. B Rockwell Warehouse In an automobile. The horse drawn ve- donald, more familiarly known
hicle had been used for years.
Fred J. Boiler. of Hobart. lad, is so
firm in his conviction that his family is
of lighting stock that he want before
the local conscription board and had
his son. Harry A. Belles. transferied
from Class 4 to Class ..1 The father
told the board his son would do more
townrdfi support of his family in the
army than it permitted to “run loose.”
The happiest man in southern Call-
forni it today is (1. Frank Otis. a for'mar
fact that be was practically blind.
iOtia. accompanied by a number of oth~ Whereas warden
ier astronomers. went to Selama. Colo. only ten days Of! 9V8” 10“” Macdou—
“In the hope of viewing the recent aid has been the prison "tire Chief.
'oclipse of the sun. He was overJDwdifor seven! months. A
when he was able to view the sun‘ls
corona during the eclipse His sight
{has been gradually improving sincei
Ithat date.
Chicago has produced the latest va
rlety of "conscientious objectma. ',_and
as a result John Taylor probably vdl
John.
who had been called for service, walk
ed into il‘ court room and confessed to
embezzling more than $3. 000 from his
{employer during the last two years
He said no objected to going to the
army wit a black mark age, 11st him——
so he confessed. lie was held for the
Gland Juyi.
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AIRMAN KILLED IN TAIL SPlN
Cadet L. "H. Cox of N0w York Hurt as
Lieut. Fawcott Die.
BELIJEVIDLE. 111.. July 9.—Lieut.
'Alexand'rln, Va., was killed last nigh
'niid Cadet Lester .11 Cox of New York
airplane went into a tail spin and tell
southeast of Scott Field here. .
ECONOMY AND CHARACTER. .
Gladstone said: "'Economy is near
to the keystone to character and
success.
of coin his money will rarely be a bad’ man
lor a failure; the man who saves will
fl rise in his trade or profession~ steadi
A boy‘that is‘ taught to save
1y; this Is inevitable." ‘
Sentinel Want Ads Work Wonders.
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'donoonr wma EARLY PAROLE
Alexander K. Sutherland. PlainViile “:19“ 9‘ “1° “'3' drivmg ‘0 0m“ in Wire Tapper May Be Freed From Pri.
- son Next Month
NEW YORK, July 9.—Charles 'Mac-
as
Charles Gondorf. wire flipper, has on-
talned a Supreme Court decision. made
.public yesterday entitling him to
paroled from Sing Sing next month.
If the decision obtained by Benjamin
'F‘agan of defining, an attorney, who
sued out a writ of mandamus against
Warden William Mayer, is not I‘eVi‘lfi-
ed. Macdonald will have about three
months lopped 01! his sentence, Ho‘
has served three years. Mr. Fagan
contended the prisoner was entitled to
have ten days taken off every thirty,
Meyer allowed him
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SMALLPOX IN HARTFORD.
HARTFORD. July 9.—0ver Satura
day and Sunday twenty cases of small-
pox were reported to the Board of
Health in this city. Nineteen of them
were among the girls at the house of
the Good Shepherd and the other was
that of Robert~Wall. colored, living at:
70 Flower street. The cases at the
House of the Good Shepherd, which is
‘a correctional institution for girls, bc‘
gun to appear a week ago last Thurs-
day, but were not recognized as‘of a.
serious nature.
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WAR COUNCIL ABOLISHED.
WASHINGTON. July 8.-«Secretarlf
Baker today fmmally abolished the
iRichard H Fawoeit, 22 years old of! War Council and turned over its prin-
ti cipal functions to the Assistant Secret
taries of War, General March, Chief of
‘9‘ 'cjty was slightly injured when their; Staff, and Major General Goethals. Ae-
sistant Chief of Staff, in charge of pur-
.600 feet to the ground about two miles. chases. storage and trade.
WHEN .WEAK.
. OR RUN DOWN
lt’rini‘lir'tilgl? 11:11:; 351:? o‘eléi'éh‘h $113133"
mom a life its melt. try
ECKMAN’S ALTERATWE
V'l'his is
Calcium preparation assess-
ed of mar ed tom 0 value in ad ltlonto
its remedial min million. Contains no Al-
cohol. Narcotic or Habit. Eel-min: sz.
$21111. muse. $1 me, now80c. ‘
Price includes War tax. All druits'iatn.
.Ph|ladel hid.
.propag’ of ill— saith
system! How can you
., MRVWAD
bright side of things when can-
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M . 7 ~ . , - ‘uege, rb HOLD emssrme
h‘ea e. gastri , . p . , AND THEY‘LL BK ‘REHE
V' " ‘ ‘ NY MINUTE.
most e ectlveimhelren-
HURRY AND HELP ME
GET Tums; Replay. Srakr a vemeur Fag
A L0? or My BUSINESS VlORE Hargrv w Business
ASSOCIATES FIRE COM
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Tusy'lee Au. Goon FRlEuDS
OF MINE AND WE 'RE Taurus ‘ro
SOPHIE! V
DEBLINGS '
WELL ,You mosr Have. A
FINE BUNCH OF FRIENDS
Wee-r one 100 HIDmo THE ,
UMBRELLAS F012? e2: Woo
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