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CLommo ccnisnvarlon. i wearaoar CHAUFFEUR rlueo.
Conservation of oil king is becom- .
ring more .le more important as All», George ‘Blauvelt. chaudeur for G. W.
erca gets yer stride in the great Ullmsb fW
l . . . o cstport was arrested late
world war. according toJl. J. Baker. an evening by Patrolman 'Ciune,
cosine-l Bread. When the Hands Are Rough.
.. ‘8 «arts of rolled oats. 1 table-
" g at spit and brown sugar, put in
m pan; cover with 8 quarts
’ 1, inter and letltand 1,5 hour.
your yeast cake in a cup of
M then stir'into the mike
mh Cakes for Breakfast.
the small pieces of your bread
kitchen or laundry soap.
with ma; they are lovely.
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Graham Bread.
“”0 cups sifted man}. 1 cup The gloves DCCd not to kid If Ill
“be loin;
. . Ml- MIX together, makein out will serve almost as well.
let rise 34 of an hour. then
1 hour in a moderate oven.
Oatmeal Gems.
, cups rolled cats. 1 cup sour gravy remaining.
Using Lstsr Gravy.
s
s '11-! cup molases. 1 cup flour. 1 tea-1 in
”soils. pinch of nit. am in quite
its! me r“
‘ Milan Muffins.
iii) cups of sour milk, 1 egg. 1‘
W of malted fat. 1 heaping teat
‘ V *0 units stiff. Hot oven.
Rica Muffins. l is a wrinkle worth trying. When
the cup milk, 1 egg. 2 small table
spouse of melted butter, 2 teaspoons of
é.” powder, 1 teaspoon of sugar, ’5
’ naked rice or oatmeal. Hot event
from under the ma.
Pulling Threads In Linen.
Whole Wheat fluihlle.
One egg. a little salt, 1 cup milk, 1'
a ‘ sugar. 1% cups of whold
Hut flour. 1 tablespoon molasses. is
int, of flour. 2 teaspoons baking pow-
der. Bake in hot gem pans.
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damp piece of cloth along the
where the thread is to be pulled.
cloth is damp.
PURIFIES WATER.
. Corn Meal Gains.
One cup sweet milk, 1 egg. 1 tea-
ln hot gem spoon salt, 1 teaspoon halt;
jog powder. 1 spoonful] of sugar. 1/5 ‘
cup flour. 1 cup cornmeal. 1 tablespoon ‘
lted fat.
W ___ _ holes into a long trough. it
.OONVICTS WORK ON CAMPS. falls over two shelves of talks.
rants. August 23.—Hundreds oi?
distasteful because of sulphur
out of it.
. the prison at Saute have been laced removes the sulphur taste.
Wilton the Work of preparing thpe en-I‘
tranched camp of Paris. They have
been detailed to work upon the mili-
tary camions. '
meg-.2:
loll Willi
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extra meals.
Leas Meat and Take Salts for
I aha he
I c or Bladder Trouble extra meal.
0 acid in meat excites the kid-
.they become overworked; get
h, ache. and feel like lumps of
The urine becomes cloudy; the
er is irritated. and you may be
to seek relief two or three
{during the night. When the
' going you must help them‘
of! the body's urinous waste or
. be a real sick person shortly.
you feel a dull misery in the
y region. you suffer from back-
. ...slclr headache, dizziness. stnm~
gets'sour. tongue coated and you
he needs is today helping the
emy. because he is not giving our
necessary to win the war. War
changed many things and it is
necessary that we should alter
is serious indeed—Canadian Food
letin.
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Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
The roughness of hands is more
noticeable these days than heremiore look smart as part of . wash frock.
because the rough skin makes knitting For
one must do all sorts of rough work.
doing any household work, always
wash the hands thoroughly with soft
water and a good toilet soap. not a
. . and when
.. ,' pat it to about 5‘ inch thick. they have been wiped with atowei pull
[Me My a bot frying pan with {on a pair of old loose kid gloves and
w 0‘ dripping, but in your (1011811; let them stay on for live or ten minutes
try about 10 minutes, when done while you put away the dishes or tidy
! up the llving’room. The gloves absorb
; the moisture, which is never all wiped
I off. and makes the skin soft and white.
3 cups oi sour milk. 1-4 out are not available" an old pair
I 0' Willie
molasses. 1 teaspoon still. help!“ cotton ones whose finger tips are worn
After stewing chicken, veal and
other meats. there is often a kettle of
Let stand over night. then add I To make a dinner dish for the follow.
g day put live or six sliced par
snipe to a baking dish. pour the gravy
around. them and bake in a moder-
ate oven until the parsnipsjare tender.
, Baiting Fish Without Breaking.
nit. soda. sugar and graham to greased. and laid in the bottom of the"
pan before putting in the lab to cook.
' fish is donehilft out the cloth. and lay
on a platter. Then slip the cloth mings 01"" kinds 0! '“h dresses.
Crossing bands of plaid gingham al-
ways look well as trimming on frocks
To pull threads in linen. run a very
AVOID ALL EXTRA MEALS.
All banquets and other meetings at mer final-y.
.which refreshments are served, when
such are considered necessary, should!
be so arranged as to take the place
of regular meals and not constitute‘haps due tothe influence of the sOIdIOT-l
Banquets, etc.. at 0th. girl rage, high collars are noticed.
erethan regular meal hours represent And, when the neck is. of the proper‘
a very considerable waste of food- ; kind to carry off a collar of this sort
’the general sheet is extremely smart.
There is usually a soft turnover col-
lar and the finish of a black satin bow
With a little thought they could be
arranged so as not to constitute an
A person who eats more food 'thsn
dlers and allies that support which is
social customs so as to conform with
the need of the food situation which
For the Children.
children's clothing
tight titling waists.
the children will be sure to like them
table of light enamel a gingham lunch
hole stitch in white or in a color the
ese
gingham table covering.
Using Gingham Scraps.
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should be wasted.
beyond all use.
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,from gingham are aprons. caps.
the
made of white wash goods.
Frills Gilli Fowler.
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can be purified by blowing "‘9, “south an open coat or with a short 5
The water is forced to es Jacket. or even by itself, Just now.
cape from the reservoir through inchlalong withaseparate skirt of white. -
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The Newest Blouses.
On many of the new blouses, pe
cravat tiedunder the chin.
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.. POPULATION or swsosN.
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m STOCKHOLM. August 23,—Sw
now
Olll‘
was 5.800.847. according to figures in
made public.
any year since 1910. Preliminary ti
Bul- tires indicate the highest
20.84—and the death
were the lowast ever recorded in Sw
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rheumatic twinge: when the wear
Mil. WAD
Little bolers jackass of gingham
in the kiddies' sleeping or play room ‘for clothing conservation in take its
pink or blue checked with"! makes place beside food conservation on the
pretty side dupesbt the windows and
Mr the porch or breakfast room monstration agents have been demon-
eon set or stringer is attractive. The
edges may be scalloped with button
matches. and the color scheme of the the ““9 1““ winter these “W”
room will be the prettier for the gay
Gingham is so much in style this .
year that every scroll is usable fin all
manner of practical sud hm articles. almost any family wlirdrobe will silo-v
and now that prices on everything is surprising number of we" In‘VI’lIGb
are going steadily upward not an inch old garments can i” M ‘° 3°“ M'
poiso . f the ewel weed is extens
indeed. so cloth antage. Wool is so scarce and high M this 1. ”a by 1" they 0 5
should go into the raging until worn you be treasured. it is a fairly ailv -—-
Practicsl articles that can be made and shirts “‘1 othe
, , ”it“. Often times a little ingenuity is re .
l A perfectly clean cotton cloth. w all sunbonnets. petticosts and petticoat modeling will prolong the life or s
flonnccs. neckties for outing use. slip- nrmnt for older people.
even, smacks. dressing. sacks and up
to date vests and collars for the street
suit. Gingham is much used for trlm- work.
Frills have not lost one lots of their
tin-em will slip out easily while the recognised high standing. Many of the Miss Clara E. Kstcliam. home demon-
.new blouses. both in lingerie and in stration agent for lliddlesex county.
isoft crepe material, are shown with "“"'_"
wide-platted frills all around the neck
An enterprising company in Call. and front. One of the newer ones is.‘
tornia has found that water which is pointed Md pleated and DICOIGd- 1”! Carrington Goodrich. who graduated}
335's lovely sort of blouse to be worn from Willlaml
I The organdy blouses are by far the where his father, Rev. Chauncey Good-
The. freshest note on the fashion horizon. "Ch- ‘5 a ”Miami".
process atomizes the water and with one of corn yellow with a flchu of the ‘ "
toonvicts who have been confined Wills help of a slight breeze entirely same, was wornwlth a pleated silk
skirt accompanied by black slippers
and stockings and a black three-corn.
l eretfhat. it was a perfect bit of sum
den's population at the end of 1917
The incre‘ase over 1916
was 43.281. which is greater than in[
marriage
rate since 1907. but the birthratsb—
rate-43.35»—
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‘ charged with intoxication and with on
.director of the extension service for
{the Connecticut Agricultural College.
;eraitng a motor vehicle while under
. the influence oi liquor:
‘ln a conference yesterday at the Food
Department's once, it. was stated that
the wool from twenty sheep is-reoulr~:
Oil to cloths a soldier for a year- ‘
for each soldier of an army of five ”mg“; 0 b
million men. to say. nothing of abel' 1W 18'
ool supply required! for the other:
banging into the
Curbstonee. He was sighted by on-
rest.
When tried before Judge George H.
$Vouhurgh this morning‘ he pleasded
'guilty and was fined $26 and costs.
iamonnliug to over 838.
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. slanting methods of drying and can-z
nlnl fruits and vegetables and have
been giving demonstll lions in malink
wheatloss breads and alarms cakbs
t. in many 'oomnunityloeiiters all over
fl sheep in Con-
necticut to clothe a slngle regiment.
“The extreme emilrgency of the
wool problem has made it necessary
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programs of the extension and the
farm bureaus," said lifr. Bakes. Dur-
ing the past year and. a half home de-
ANTIDOTE FOR IVY POISON
Just a few words more about poi-
son ivy by whicl’ so many are poi-
soned. and put into misery. without
.knowledge of a cure. it is confident-
ly affirmed that the juice of the Jewel
stration agents will . evote a part of weed will cure the poisoning by ivy
of clothing in men like stpplv “banana! “3" “d ”'7 common.
new wool may be saved for use in the a“ 0‘4"“- ‘M "I
army. ditches and damp places. it grows
Some rainy ill! When other duties two or three feet high with many
m m '° WW“ "I “mm" M branches and is just now easily tile
unthinkable by Its bridal little yellow
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priced that all woolen dothinlr lnsy
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pie matter to make TM whole'n sk'lri‘ s ‘ _
games I n a
warm winter clothes; for the childishI
LEMON - JUICE
,TAKES on till
Girlsl' Make bleaching lotion
it skin is sunbumed.
tannedoriredded ""
The demonstration agents connect»
ed with several of the county I'll“!
bureaus are already developing this
Litehdeld county announcc-
that Miss Anguilla iBIocum has volu'l
lured her services to give lessons- ll-
tho renovation of clothing in Winsted
Clothing conservation work has al
ready been carried on for some time
in the city of.New Britain, by bliss
J. E. lstoalfs. demonstration agent of
the Hartford CountyiLeatzue; and sim-
ilar work has been undertaken by
besutlfler. at very small cost.
HOME FROM CHINA 1'0 ENLIST.
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HINSDALE. Mass. August 31—1..
College in 1917. has,” cents.
ust arrived home from Pekln. China.
and reported to his local draft board and hands each day and see how free
'his'grnduation. he went to China,
{the skin becomes. Yes! it is harmless.
dust mm his;
“iii used in
swarm must
be tread-no Am -
ice. in ipl. Last-
fl en 'mre lm
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poneguiior auger
drlnkn. e59
chi must now be
M. dYDCOflV 601-
diere totho front
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ass meat, drink lots of water;
from any pharmacist four
Jad Salts; take a, table-
in a glass of water before‘
{or a few days and your kid- »
then act fine. This famous.
made from the acid 9f grapes
llulce. Eomblhed with lith-
~ not been used for generations
logged kidneys and stimu-
bn normal aetlvity, also ‘ to '
‘uxee‘scids in urine, so it no
source of irritation, tll'us
weakness.
inexpensive,
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on a WHY-
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Blwvclt'wns trying to navigate hisi
scraps of was also minted out that in the Unit-t “910"" u" Packard touring c‘sri
and surgical dressing Work hard to do. gm“, can be used very extensively ed States there are barely ten sheep through the city and was haviag‘s '
For 5““ work one needs “ smooth for a combination of two materials
3“” and “1‘“ 1“ “0‘ “5" i° “‘9 "h“ I forms the main trimming for kiddies’ w
;clothes. Sometimes plain gingham is ninety-live million of‘ our DOIlulstion.ic"‘ Clone, “10 Placed him under I".
After washing dishes or dusting °’|used for the skirts or little trousers There are not enougl
and plaid or striped gingham for little
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KAI! mus-auras GARDENING
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TABLE.
Allis is a complete. authentic
Denial of war gardening. step by
Falsield COnnty Association,
Newdald Building, Bridgeport, Conn.
map. from the first preparation at i
the soil. planning of the garden l
eta. to the final harvesting and
storage of the crops.
Its instructions are ool-lists
enough for the use of adult gard- .
liners and simple and explicit :
enough so that any intelligent. boy
or girl may follow them with
complete success A five-cent
stamp to cover postage. etc. will
bring the hook to any address. Fill
and nail attaches seam
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was or was most-anus GARDENING and cons
‘I'IOIABI or vacuum. the usual moo. of tlie
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without an. ’The jewel weed Is an:
blossom. i hope that if shy one whollom cure. it is said that an extract
Baum the lines of.two lemons «into women selected mat be :25 rem m
a bottle containing three can... .0; over. physically fit. and capable of act-
’Oroltard White. shake well, and you ing as motor. messengcnl. ambulance
ihave a quarter pint of the best freckle“
whom and tan lotion. and (Emmerich send fifty drivers a month for the next
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
three ounces of Orchard White for it WILL STAND .y
Massage this sweetly fra-
lgrant lotion into the face, neck. arms‘
'0' assignment ‘0 ramp. Follou'inng". sunburn. windburn and tan dis
lappear and how cléar. soft and white or stop working until the lighting is
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SHELTON MIN GM STRIKE.
BHETOM August 32;— Most .oi tho
"01! used men employed at the Naugatuck Val
'ley Crucible Company. who quit work
5’ dentists. ““1 ”“9““ with Imer‘lyesterday after a demand for more
lne. a highly recommended antiseptic. wages m been refused. had returned .
lto work this morning. A number of
Jiggermen were still out. however, but
a Federal agent is in conference with
them and the mill owners and it is
expected the differences will be ad
justed and that the men will go but it
today.
TEN NEW SHIPS FINISHED
lwill make a faithful trial of this al-
WOMEN MOTORb DRIVERS FOR
ensues. '
WASHINGTON. Aug. 22.—Women
motor drivers for overseas service to
lthe number of 800 will be sent to
; France during the next six months by
the American Bed Croat. Volunteers
will be selected from the Red Cross
Motors Corps maintained in severall
‘ciilea. it was announced today, and
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WASHlNGTON. Aug. 22.—Ten ships
with a total deadweight tonnage of 51,--
700 were added to the American mer-
chant marine in the week ending Aug.
15, the Shipping oBard today announc-
ed. Soven of the ships were steel and
three wood. Eight steel vessels and
two wooden ships, a total tonnage ~ct
58,350 were launched during the week.
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Still AND lllll’lillli
DIRKENS GRAY Hill
It's Grandmother’s Recipe to Restore
color. (lion and Attractivenees
Almost everyone knows that Sail“
Tea and Sulphur. properly compound-
ed, brings back the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded. streaked
or gray. Years ago the only way to
getthis mixture was to make it at
home. which is mussy and troublesome.
Nowadays. by age and Sulphul' C‘om-
pound" you will get a large bottle of
ltilts famous old recipe, improved by
5the addition of other ingredients, for.
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At times the Yukon about 50 cents.
Don't stay gray! Try it! No one can
you darkened Mr
‘or csmion drivers. it is planned to
lslx months. Emerges and a small
s'alary will be paid.
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‘ ' AMERICAN SOLDIERS
WASHINGTON, August 22.——A vow
.to stand by the American soldiers in
ll-‘ra'nce until the very end and to nev-
over, has been taken by 3.300 employ-
es or the Western Cartridge Company,
jat East Alton. ill. The .War Depart-
imcnt was notified today that the res-
!olution will be sent with the workers'
autographs to General Pershing.
The act‘lvl hallowed a series of con-
ferences between the employee and
Lieutenant tie Violini, of the Italian
Bureau of Public information.
‘ DAWSON. Yukon Territory. August 3
.22rl-‘ully two months ahead of their
'usual time for migration. vast flocks
.of wild ducks are passing southward
'over Dawson.
River here is black with the birds.
Forest tires north toward the Arcticl
Circle or some strange action of na- possibly tell that _ i
turn. it is believed, is probably respon- hair, as it does it so naturally om
sible for the early flight. Many of the evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft
duckiings are hardly able to,ily. ‘brush with it and draw this through
I i a small strand at.
new roux. August 22.-—The asso-rywr “a“? ““1;an my hm my
ciation of states employes and teach-[a time; by morn , a “mm“
ers’ societies of Great Berlin, compris' appears. and after another p 'tlf “y
ing 25.000 members. in ‘a memorial to' or two. your hair becomes beau u
the High Command of Brandenburgvl dark, glossy and attractive.
has:reqnasted that measures be taken! W eth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
to combat the steady increase in the y i l t m requisite to.-
rent for living apartments. according is a delight u o , i “d a
to Berlin Tageblatt. Some landlords those who desire dark ha r a. d-
are depending an increase in rent of youthful appearance. .. It is not inten
65 per cent. ed for’the cure.’mllis§“0n 01' View”
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