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3 Fruit Cake.
3 pound butter
*. pint maple syrup. Karo.
_ can _
in lemon peel
. I as. cltron
. 2 oz. orange peel .
3‘ pound curl-ants (small raisins)
' it pound raisins '
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% , i. scant teaspoon baking soda disc
ired in hot water. ' ,, . l
11-hour) wheat flour, 1 1-4 cup rice,
flour ‘ " ’
,. cream the butter separately for 15
mantel. gradually work in the yolk of
on egg at a timeuntll the six yolks
{filmed to the butter. add the one-
flp‘int of maple Karo syrup. add
and all fruits. whip the whites of
Wall eggs stiff and add last the dis?
ed baking soda. This recipe makes
‘ good sized cakes. Bake one hour
‘boderate oven. .
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, Corn Dodgers. i
The ingredients are. 1 3-4 cups of
water, 2 cups of corn meal. 1
amp of salt’and 2 teaspoons of
”Pour the boiling water over the
‘ materials and beat well. When
*0]. form into thin cakes and bake 30
“notes in a hot oven. This amount
Ca 14 biscuits. These biscuits are
, a and delicious. served with butter
envy. i
Oat Cakes. ‘ i
Thessr‘demand very few ingredients,‘
. capo! oatmeal, a pinch of salt and a
We warm water being ,all that is re«
m’salt together into a firm dough.
no not roll out. but pat it with your
final into a thin, fiat cake.
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hast in front of ill! flag
' new Biscuits and mm 3
’ idiots are some new styles in break'i
M breads for the patriotic house i
g per. furnished by the food adminis‘;
ill look interesting and tempting to;
“whose family is always craving ~vs
Corn Meal M'uflnsl’”
._ ingredients are 2 cups of com.
1. 4 teaspoons of baking powder, 1
- no of salt. 2 cups of sweet mill.
‘ttvhlch may be omitted) and z
‘ one off“. Mix the dry ingre-
and add to them the milk, well-
. egg and melted fat. Beat well
shake in maihn this in a hot oven
dominates.
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Filling for Layer Cake.
3 tablespoons rice flour
cup white Karo syrup
m of 8 out
~ teaspoon ol vanilla
hard soap.
enough water to dissolve.
Them,‘ if a calendar seems o fiellfim‘de-
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Winkle the top with‘eoatfieal. fiui’lsuwr. plfie affine
' which is too limp to do the work woll.
l'arnished and oiled woodwork is in-
' Household Hints. ’
jured by washing with soap. f
too strong soapsuds.
on. , -,
removes the raw taste.
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shaking. .
short time pasteurization is better.
than sterilization, l
luicoy‘fi‘oxathe N“.
ment is a sure way to ruin it.- ‘Vipe‘
oil with a piece of velvet instead. '
Glasses are broken when the bottom
insteadot the side touches the hot ; up so dreadfully In mice and because
dishwatel“.
a who has been tilled to overflowing. l-
little water as posible to get the dough
invshape. “ - ' '
if a lamp is accidentally upset and
the burning oil spreads, throw upon it
flour. meal, sand, salt or ashes. TheseK
will at once extinguish the flames. , I
When washing brushes of all kinds.
dry with the bristles downward, for.
when turned up the water soaks into1
the wool and rots the bristles.
To’make a good stov
match scratcher. One of these will!
not come amiss in each room. I
‘When fine lace gets torn it may be
heath the worn
patch doesn't show at all. ,
When you wash and starch door
panels. run the rods in while the lace
it to dry in position. Pin the sides
down if necessary.
When you wish to pack eggs, place
them in a box. small end down well
covered with coarse salt. Don't allow
the eggs to touch each other. Put
holes in bottom of box to drain ofi
moisture.
An excellent way to brush down
Lwalls is to take a roll of cotton batting‘
and fasten a thick pad of it on the end
of stick. With this go over all thel
wall surface. burning the cotton as ltf
becomes soiled and renewing the pad.
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e polish, boll‘of two
SOB.
The Evening Sentinel
next Monday morning, Labor Day, in!
lead of at the usual time. Advertise
ments and news items should reach
the. office of publication early on Sun-
day evening. '
mmer Petticoat.
The Su
- in tailored suits the narrowncss of
the skirt has rung the knell of the pet-
Cliina is dulled by washing it withitlcoat; but for thin frocks this most
‘ l feminine of garments necessarily holds
Burnt food will clos burners oisas 1 its own. Tile petlicoat must be of the 3
and ’0“ stores find 195891! efficiency. l same length as the frock under which ‘
.Metal utensils rust when put war? it is worn, and it may he made oli
. ‘ Ibatistc, fine nainsook. mqusrlaline tie
8.0135893 used in COOleK 3110“” bel batiste, tussor or white crepe de chine. ‘
‘_ 5‘ clip English walnuts 611099941 fine previously boiled and skimmed. Thisi They are fox-cedly narrow, :01 l
g ia‘rlhion has decreed the skimpiness of
MW rugs ”‘9 torn because they , skirts. it is. however, quite permis-
ere held, firmly by the edges during i‘sible to lull theln slightly, especially if
, ' the summer dress that covers them is 1
When milk is to be kept only for a; slit at the hem to make walking;
easier. .
_ ‘ With conservative _ women. delicate
“93623031“! meat ('0 30‘ add salt] hand embroidery will always be the
unaltaohru do“! as it EXlMCli the favorite trimming. imitation lace andI
, fine picot tulle give an effect of greatet
Val“ a bruah to clean a silk sarif‘iiuif-ine‘ss and are much less costly.
Gingham Silks Popular.
Because good ginghams have gone
tthe cheaper ginghams are not desk 1
A medicine dropper is .1, excellent ' able, cross bar and plaid voiies are tak-
thing to remove superfluous oil when} ing their, 9‘3‘395- .
The gingham silks. a mixture of silk
[n order to make good pies “a. .. 1 and cotton. and ll! pattern like ginml
:bama, will no doubt become very pop
ular as the season advances.
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A knitted fabric is called rainbow
tweed. It combines two tones of Wool I
and is shown in a variety cf colors. it
is expected to take the place of plain 3
jersey cloth for sports clothes. 5
Linen has been very well liked for]
l’suits this summer, and combinationst
tones are considered very
qtiired. Mix the oatmeal, warm waterbequnl QUsntitles of stove polish “G‘smart. A suit consisting of a dark
L“. b0“ slowly with blue linen skirt and a natural coim
linen has cost was very good looking.
‘ The skirt had a band of the light shade
; at the bottom and the cost but a band-
lover the calendar pad “a nine M .1 like shawl collar of the blue.
‘ Novelty cottons have also been in”
troduced by suits.
the texture shown for one and this
made to look like new by placing be i shade ranges from black to pale green
‘ . . places the thinnest of. and white. Particularly good are old ‘ _-. *-~ "
“tion of the United States. They: white muslin and darnlng down. Thel rose ”“1 Sage blue.
Tailored suits are on even straighter
lines than the models shown last sea.
Oxford suits out very plainly are ‘
is oval.- Pm the. panel on door. ~ A”(mi provided with Pwslstcoats which do.
much to enliven the' elect.
Capes continue in high favor. and
the ingenuity of the manufacturers is
taxed to the utmost to supply the in-
creasing demands.
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will
weave is from the once or Federal
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how varied is the talent of the women
A of horses as well as battles.
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INOPECTOR Fl N08
FOOD :
BRISTOL.’ Auk. :~.~An
HOARDED
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ministrator Robert
With all the doctors and veterin aries at the front it has fallen to the.
lot of British women in take up their work at home. and this picture shows l
‘nsP’C‘°".pounds of sugar. in the pantry were
Food Ad-
Scofllle came
ton A AFTER THESE
stepmothers:
Liberate yourself from the thrslidotn
of that whole gamut oi minor )dlly
cvlla—anLone oi which will cloud the
most per ct day.
Who isslggwd when such ding
bodily tormentors are their
disorganising propag of ill- eslth
through your system! can you
see the bright side oi things when eon-
sows it's noxious seeds of
internal sanitary filth and disease. It
can't be done until "cleanse your
internal body. Dot at now by going
to the d .store and gcmn DR.
CHARLES LAX TlVE Pill. E18.
This lsndid preparation is also in-
valua e in routing those din
devils oi dyspepsia headache. gum-
tia. and also most ctlective in the treat-
ment of all liver and bowel irregu-
aDpear ;
This is better than the ordinarycloth.
‘ties.
befiore lasing it on cake.
enhancements: - -
Y . to'rmin health. Try it at .~
not?“ will kill your rheumatism.
sarldleyhackliltFalls
”L's a print formulas not I
‘odleenelzior ssgrsithss ever
e know it will poutlvzly r you
looms or TRIAL'. .
saw or enough to make a quart
tsetse! cancers. it:
and wowiigeilnd your money.
$1,900 REWARD
, u persimmon can be proved-
» Al. hasntttcouquered rheuma-
hoat obstinatacascs according .
. pathou'anad
’ .t thick. Whip well and put swaps
. ’ :nnnnm, August 28.-—lreland is sup-
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DUBLIN. August 28.—Tlle new Chief '
producing districts in ireiand and has
interested himself practically in their
development; ‘ -
ash timber sufficient for the
construction of 10.000 airplanes.
" Qantiuel Want Ads are Winners
Wan“ nus.
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orgsut. Address
. THI PIP-OINNA cOMPANY, P
Wilton. Conn.
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Sophie’s
e pellets areuie and mild. no
fling nor any bad chests results from
r use? You ma rely, on DR.
lVE ELLE‘l‘S
ecrelary for Ireland, Edward Shortt,i AND “TAR.“H , umwssgllfal‘todily cleanser.
has been making a personal investlgs-‘ ‘ Tm m You W i purifier. The will giveyoutbst -
tion of the irish sources of fuel supply m- the great dissemin- ant tooling of ealthy ‘ that canon !
and endeavoring to speed up produc. serum. .1 ~ come from aclssnmfzomul' 1'1“?
tion. He has» visited the various coal :fidfi “1181;th Nu”. ionising Wu“-
[Qt “mus-lam“
‘ ‘ baht-refrains
m‘. s .. .
W‘MDCOW
seam/ms.
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pun.
wheatless days agent to have made Mr. Wild 3 little “hoarse”!
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PRICE” CENTS ABOX .
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11M National War Garden Cem-
mlnsion of Washington. D. C.. has
arranged tor the distribution in
Connecticut through the Agricult-
mmnsoartgsat of the ll'alrfleld
. y also a 0 its -
illustrated hackle? 0‘ 8.2 m.
WAR VEGETABLE GARDENING
and
BM STORAGE 0F VEGEc
' amuse.
This is a complete. authentic
manual of war gardening. stop by
Fairfleld County Association,
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who can turn their hands to the care ti
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lrél‘e today, and searched the house of .
Arthur. G. Stewart; finding in the st-“_
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tie a barrel of wheat flour and fifty
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|fifteen pounds of white and seven of
LOS ANGELES, August 28.—il‘ew.
ing “mob or crowd” scenes will
produced in Los Angeles studios, tic-l
cording to producers. if a policy re-
cently inaugurated by the police d9~
partment of boa Angeles is carried
out. 4-
“MOB AND CROW ”
War Gardening Made Simple and
Results Certain by This Booklet l
Newfleld Building, Bridgeport, Conn.
W Gentlemeni Enclosed h cents in slam-a lot ”I...
m of WAR VEGETABLE GARDENING and HOME
1 STORAGE Ol‘ VEGETABLES, the oflaisl publication of tits
'Nsilonal .wtu- Garden Counts-ton. ...ammaamn: m - l...
,5! Ease sand same at ones is I
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‘ M 01‘ P0“ 0800‘ .11 one s'IJEa' . rams mix. s.’
MOVIES BARRED.
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any, motion picture plays contain-
be
The police department recently an-
nounced its decision that appealing in
Roman mobs. modern riots or wheat
pit panics was-not work essential to
the winning of the war and that pan
cipation in a sham battle for the
films was not fighting in the «tense in‘
tended by Provost Marshal
General
rowder in his ‘work or fight" order.
The police order was directed at
has the profession termed “extras."
ho were hired by the day. first by
one company and then by another. to
provide "atmosphere."
than thus employed were of the use
and class included in the police order.
Most of the
'brown sugar and a b of Wllt'nll
floor. but the latter ariicl had with
it the necessary amount of substi-
tutes, to protect it. Only the barrel
of flour and sugar from the attic
were seized and taken to Hartford for
disposition. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
were at n camp meeting in Soothing-
ton and the inspector was admitted
to the house by an employs.
.CLAlMs KILLlNG IN SELF
DEFE"CE. .
BRISTOL. August 1” ”tat-ins ‘
Drunaik. wanted by the police for til-l
ieged participation in a brawl at For-
estville_ Sunday night. in which Mich-
ael Lagoni was killed by being struck
with a rock. was found at his sister's
home. in East Bristol. early today. in
court his case was continued until to-
,morrow, but probably be will not be
1called until the three other men under
arrest are arraigned on Friday.‘
I Prosecutor Mather says that Drun-
-aik claims that in the brawl Legoni
:with a knife attacked him and that
'lstones were used as a means of de
ffence. .
NEW CORPORATIONS
The Bridgeport Financing company
lhas incorporated with capital stock
of 850.000. The incorporators 'ale
Francis E. Beach, Russell H. Sabin.
,‘Andrew Jackson and Ears. L. Dear-
'born. ‘ ’
The Sportsman's House. inc., of
Bridgeport has also incorporated with
850,000 capitafitock. 0
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active and clean. an k d
feel an echo or pain in the kidney it“ e now an
region, get ‘about four ounces of Jadlneys clean, thus avoiding scrim.
Salts from any good drug store here.!compllcations.
take a tablesponful in a glass of
water before breakfast for a few .he sells lots of VJad Salts to folks who
days and your kidneys will then actIhelieve in overcoming kidney troubli
fine. This iam‘ous sails is made trom i while it is only trouble—Adv.
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Aching Kidneys
We eat too much meat which clogs' Kidneys, the:
the Back hurts
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step, from the first preparation at l
the soil. planning of the garden,
eta. to the final harvesting and
storage of the crops.
Ito instructions and complete
enough for the use of adult gard—
eners and gigolo and explicit
enough so t t any intelligent boy
or girl may follow them with
complete success. A five—cent
stamp to cover postage, eta, will
bring the book to any addreu. Fill
and mail attached coupon.
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When; the first warning was not gill-
erally observed it was rcpeatcti lll'lll,
by way of emphasis, about a hulltlrui
men waiting for employment at sever-
al studios within the city were uncrit-
ed. 'SUnle of these were taken before
their draft boards. others allow-3d to
look for more useful employnwat,
while a number were held on vagttur
cy charges.
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEER WRITES
Over work and' worry cause kidney
trouble. When the kidneys are not
working properly, poisons accumulate
in the system, resulting in backache,
sore muscles. stiff joints, rheumatic
pains. constantly tired feeling and oth’
er distressingjnlntoms. George hiv—
Lain, Turtle Lawn. D...wrlt9s: "l
amalncomouvoohm I had. bad , .
pain in. my haw my, bladdv or he‘-
tltm‘aa vary imdttlar. i took Foley
Kidney Pills and was relieved in a.
couple of days—stills“ Powell Corp.
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Most people forget that the kid-,the acid of grapes and lemon Juices
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You simply must keep your kidneys
neys, like the bowels, get sluggish and loombined with lithia, and is harmless
clogged and need a flashing oceasion- to flush clogged kidneys and stimu-
ally, else we have backache and dull.late them to normal activity. it also‘
misery in the kidney region. severe'neutraliaes the acids in the urine so
headches, rheumatic twingcs, torpld it no.longer irritates, thus ending
liver, acid stomach, sleeplessness and
all sorts of bladder disorder.
bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is harmless; inexpensive:
makes a delightful effervescent lithiu-
d the moment youtwtttier drink which everybody should
then to keep their kid.
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