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[I Helpful Hints
Dyeing Cloth Succcufully.
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Grape Jelly.
) Wash the grapes andrcmove the
heat to the m point. Allowt heavy goods is best sent to the dyer
“tho mice, add an equal volume of sugar;
and boil the syrup until a drop jellies
“when cooled on
scolded Jelly g
with parsnip. 1: F
. three quarters
. 5‘ «and oi some will be sumcient. not pronortioned correctly.
. Note: Thefiulll my be reheated; various makers of dyes use diiierent
C,Iecond and third tints. Much Juice substances to set the dyes with certain
1. wuted by “in," . to malls “19' colors. These substances ore common
towed and third extractions. Add nut-I table salt. vinegar and lmmonla. all
flats. Turn into‘ ilil because the wool contains a cor
“‘ r cool and seal' tain percentage of cotton, the mount
’ ‘yenr burning “d M b0" about ten‘ Vlry according to the C010!" 0‘ the die
utilities. strain, méisure the juice as ' and “‘9 “mt-11$
Women who attempt dyeing at home
- ~ should bear in mind that extremely
Ml- Put into a presentng kettle;
M to ho“ gently “a! me seeds sop This is became of the dimculty 0i
. m from the quip. Strain, measure handling the goods when wet and of
securing an even color throughout. to
dyeing woolen goods many housewives
' are very 111)., oi which is unknown to them. and con-
.“ 1 sugar to each sequently the strength oi their dye is
ficient water to pulp each time to prs-I at which may be “5°“: 5‘“ “‘9 "Sill“;
Fashion Poinlsf
Clothing in Summertime.
it is common sense to pay the ob
most attention to the lightness an‘d
other suitability oi clothing in hot.
weather.
Buy a short, light-Weight summer
corset and leave the strings a little
looser than in winter; have iootgear
easy and of light weight (tight shoes
invite rod noses and sunstroke); see
that the hat is not so heavy as to cause
headache (heavy hats invite sunstrolle.
worried eyes and the ugly lines that
has begun to come in the forehead).
Choose a white irocll every time in
preierence to a black one, ior white re
slsts the harmful influence oi the sun
rays.
{ Spend a good deal at your spare
cash at the laundry. Six cheap shirt
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' ‘ apron, add alga? some“ until u jeH
' ' the lavenders and browns had iorhsr d°5 d'" than ' dozen fine black ones. '
not The washed in a lemon or
‘ .m may be boiled with the pulp
In insure moccasin-i .
, Pickled Pears.
’ in” pounds sugar. one quart vinegar.
' 0 ounces cloves, two ounces cinnv
lemon the skins irom the
.paara. Prepare a syrup oi'the vinegar.
"liar and spices. Cook the pears in
' hill until the pulp is soilensd.
.‘ .. As fast as they become soit remove
‘ y‘poarairom the syrup and place in
"f: Icaldod atonecrocks or jars. Boll
amp until ultgmtygbtckened and,
‘ war over the fruit. Pickled fruits do
not need to be sealed air tight. 1
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. Grape Conserve. l
Nine pounds grapes, one pound
uplands sugar. Press the pulp irom the:
flu;- Boil the skins until they are,
Man‘be removed easily, press throughl
coarse sieve.
. Add the raisins to the skins and pulp
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poll until the mixture has the consis-‘
from. into lelly glasses, cool and seal?
:Mth‘hnnm.
Codflah Con...
One Cup shredded cedilsb, iratshened.l
"Hake cream sauce oi 1 tablespoon rye
', our and 1 of uttebr substitute and a.
pup oi milk Bent fish into sauce and‘
add 1 cup oi hot mashed and scaaonedl
atoos. Mix thoroughly and iorm‘
til-cones or croqucttes. Roll them
Man cool in meltcdbutter substitute,
and sprinkle with bread crumbs and!
‘ ass on buttered baking tin and brown,
daiék
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oven.
_ Damcon Jam.
Six pounds damson plums (pitted),'
Mr pounds sugar, one cupiul winterfi
Wash the plums and cook in one cup
.‘ . WateLuntll the stones can be rel
' oved. Remova the stones, add that
and cook until the mixture is
it and jelly like. Turn into sterll- .
. glasses, cool and seal. This is a,
‘ meme yourself from the thralidom
till» hoie’ smut oi minor bodily
“tilt—8‘: gt which will cloud'the
iThls is because oi the neutral characl' tlcoats, m“ “d every detail ill"
[I Seven pounc- pears, three and one-l
aniline. one-halt pound walnuts. tour oi the
Miler. Heat the pulp until the seeds cotton
‘ the summer with anus in their kitch-
ylcncy oi marmalade. Add the nuts live; one.
motes before removing irom the tire? “y b
persisted in. Procure a large sponge.
-.-. .I wash it well and squeeze dry. This will
leave the pores
sprinkle on it some line sugar and
place it where the ants are trouble-
some. You will find they will soon col~
loci. on the sponge and take up their
abode in the cells. '
hot water.
iascinatlng pajama negligeee to run
about the house in on sultry midsum-
mer days. The pajama is oi ,tlesh-tintv
ed nainsook and has iull trouSers, gath-
ered into deep irilla above the ankle.
and a short middy tunic, short sleeved
land laced down the imnt. below the
. slip-over neck. with pink cord.
ers soon after gathering. can be kept
fresh for a week it when first picked
‘ hie ends are held in a We until quite
black,
as
someoi the nebular summer iabrics,
platted skirts are popular.
One experienced housewife said that ““3“ are worth more ‘0 beauty in the
proved the moat satisiacibry shaded The “n" thing mid“ ‘°°d with ”e" l
ter of these colors, and the fact that‘accompanlee them. . l
they combine so well with whatever; The 5‘” who "mm mm pretty;
might be the original shade oi the an; “be" "'9 "or"! is prostrate with the
tlcle dyed. Watch out ior the blue and h.“ I" the one whose dress ‘3 immacu-
yellow or orange combinations. Blue: late all through. She must be as good
Just at the present is a. dangerous color. to l°°k “ ‘3 “ 5"” 01 10W ice.
to bandied! you want guaranteed rel Nodlah c." Coats.
suits.
' - 8mm ca coats re oi nay blue
in washing llnens add a little puiver-, mohair withpelining :f. bl e “:th
ized horax to tlte'water. This prdventsl oulard These on a .2. ' lsasantl
them irom iading. li they are inclinedéu‘ht “a easy m “9:” on: the ”1:1
to “d" "be" “or“ n” in “w." [and olier suiilcient protection ior sum- ,
from season at season, place a littlelmor evenings They are cut in the
gum camphor between the iolda oi the . 1
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material and the tendency will beiprevalling line. with crossed waist.
. .coat section that holds the (all cape to ’
checked. 1
in laundering silks dip them in a tin the “we at the iront. .,
a1 water to which a little dye the color Novel m, .Capt
Wrist bu been “My? a lovely little boudolr cap is made
"my '1“ I" I1!“ Ili- of no. lo! not. based with m man-tug oi
Silks always take a‘dys darker thin mg inch mu. m m The “pl . .
- ' jt- outwith a long pnlilclikc the robttg :
no can “childhood,“ on the Way;
tip end is a downy pink tassel that '
bobs on the shoulder. .
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HE GAINED 26 LBS.
Bil. Became Philip and Planing
Fluh-Iakar Found. Eat liOna lack FREE
A real lcahaakor
A Navarlall Ant Trap.
Housekeepers are troubled during
The iollowing trap will soon rid
awe of these pests if its use is
quite dry. Then
To kill .the ants dip the sponge in rash 2:; m. m.
gal
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ic . 1‘ build
up. fill out acclt. figlfhgbuatogfigba
non wo
"é'a'i‘rroan has an.
' “tonal-tine?
o a one to ow .
them dcahatrongth and 5
health aim everything
else iailcd to help them . i
More is I motor. 0
Wm. Kteilcr who [ain-
cd 86 Pounds through
C ERTONI. Mira
\Vrman gained 12
Pounds.
Thcqnlcleatandbnl
way to settle all doubta
Is to eat CERTONE icl
aicwdaya. S wawill
pend you a out
it Dan will Inail thin
cocoa and 10 cents
toward our cost-ac oa-
nbua. Or ii“ any
mind. D“ u" "°t‘
your .
Get your [or E
at once. on watch
your minor. Note your
dailygoin. Icalhattu
and k better. m
m , polltl loch.
ng good health.
. Pajama Nonlinear.
For little girls oi 12 to 14 there are
To Malta Flowers Last.
Maidenhair iern, which usually with-
This can also be déne with out how-
rs.
lief
,. Plaited Skirts.
Due, no doubt, to the sheerness oi
on have
the remarkable. power
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CERTONB COMPANY. Inc.
Dept. Mm World Bldg. Newl’ork City
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The solid him-it in this ma
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The map shows the present situation oi the allied and (lermunarmios.
GARDEN ASSOCIATION NOTE .
Bean Weevila.
Those growing beans will often and
upon harvesting that there are small:
illoles about the all oi a bird shot in“
some oi them. When these holes are
liound. you can depend upon it. there
are weevils present.
are not destroyed, they soon rdndcr
the bean unlit ior ioodvor for planting
for seed next year.
.amine your beans careiuliy when they
lure harveatod, as the injury oi this
post does not become apparent to the
observer
damage has been done.
While the adult weevil lays her egg!
in the bean‘pods growing in the ileld.
it is practically impossible to combat
the weevil until the beans are harvost-
roi, tum: m tum
A Calcium compound that will bring ro-
case;
in In!
mae- n handing rem, a hallo ram-
Oflv highly recommended by science. Obn—
talno no arr-ml
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li- lle by Ifl‘dmmfi
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OBRUGES
kw: ovum
pproachoi the Germans in the drives oi l918.
low are the most practical.
in an oven ior hall an hour with a tem-
perattlre oi irom 12 to 140 degrees iah-
rcnbeit. it they are not going to be
used as need. they may be kept to the
oven longer and at a higher tempera-
Ii these insects ‘
it will pay to ex-
peraturo oi over it degrees destroys
the germ and therefore makes the
bean valueless as tar as being used for
seed is concerned.
it you are handling large quantities
oi beans iumigating with carbon bi'sul-
pbide will destroy the weevil. in for
litigating use one pound oi the carbon
until considerable
blsulphide is highly inflammable and
must be kept away from all tire.
aslnuch as carbon
the top oi the iumigating room. Beans
should be iumigated ior at least thirty-
-six hours and at the end oi that period
tl orcughly arc-i. \
unto and chronic
drt- Try them today.
I'- G. M. CODDING.'
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heavier than air. it should be placed at ‘ drug store or toilet com," will supply
ithree ounces oi orchard white ior a
liew cents. Massage this sweetly ira-
.grant lotion into the face, neck, arms
and hands each day and see how freck-
les and blemishes disappear and how
,clear, soft and white the skin becomes.
When you have a small quantity oi three Huns, two oi whom he sent to
beans which are attacked, the weevils ‘ ""‘h ”“333 filiallynpayln't m“ "1'
can be destroyed by placing the beans pmme sac cc ' "'59 '
t Sentinel Want Ads Work Wonders,
tore, but it has been iound that a tem-I
blsulphlde to ioriy bushels of 10 cu. it. , ‘ “me “mm“! “1"” 01mm 0; 1;!”
oi space. Remember that the carbon :eh‘" white. shake "9' v and 3°“ a °
a quarter pint oi the best ireckle and
tan lotion, and complexion besutliicr,
blsulphide is i at very small cost.
In:
ii‘or a time. but his trend was discov-
p shouts the territory recovered by tho Franc tered and he was placed under arrest.‘
5 "e was determined to get in the war
Iii possible. and ilnally won his wid~
,owed mother’s consent to stay with
,‘tbe regiment and immediately the
. ed. There are several methods oi de-A‘h‘rg‘“ "”0 dropped.
'stroying this pest. Thost which fol"
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War Gardening Made Silnple and
Results Certain by This Booklet
l‘ha National War Gal-den Com-
mission at Washington. D 0.. has
arranged ior tho illotributlon in
Connecticut through the Agricult-
ural Department of tho Fairficld
County annotation. 0! it: Stooge
illustrated booklet
WAR VEGETABLE GARDENING
and
H0“! "DRAIN; 0! VEGE—
TABLIS.
rm- to a complete, authentic
manual of war gardening. step by
atop. from the first preparation t
the soil. planning or the gardc‘l’tf l
etc. to the final harvesting and ..
storage of the crops.
its instructions are complete “
enough for the use oi adult gard-
eners and simple and explicit I
enough so that any intelligent boy
or girl may follow them with
complete auccua. A rive-cent i
lump in cover portage. eta, will '
bring the book to any addreu Fill
and mail attached coupon. '
Fairflcld County Association, _
, Ncwdcid Building, Bridgeport, Conn. .. i l
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. . Gentlemen: helm“: min in stamps for a...
copla- oi WAB VEGETABLE GARDENING and (ION!
STORAGE O! VEGETABLES, the ollcial publication oi the
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AMERICA'S YOUNGEBT ’ " l NEW YORK, Sept. 10.—~To fomt t.-
‘ HERO NEW HAVENER the members oi the German Reich»
stag. peace has become more impou-
ant than victory of the military clout
BOyYIho Died Fighting Hung on the battlefield. This is indicatv-l
to the End. by the assertion recently in the «tow
Requiem services ior one who willt man parliament by Dr. Cohn, an twir-
probably Drove America's youngest pendent Socialist. that he "had rottw-
hero of the war Were held in St. Fran- have peace without a monarchy thm
vls' church in New Haven, yesterday, War With a monarchy." The spcal'nr
: when veterans of the former Snrsilcld was discussing the armv butll't‘t.
Guard. oi the old Second Regiment, The Socialist declared that it si‘cttr
and veterans at other companies as.‘ cd to him that the world war was com-
sembled to pay honor to Francis J. = log to be regarded as a “family allott-
Healy. who Was killed in battle on oi the Hohenzollerns." A recent army
July 21. Hasty was but 15 years’oi report had announced, he said, that
,tage, enlisting in Co. 0, the Sarshclds. "William had attacked."
at Yale Field. New Haven, in year ago,‘ “William has not attacked." Dr.
[just before the 102nd lniantry was Colin continued; “but thousands oi
sent abroad. He was then A Birth soldiers were turned to attackwbile
'schcol boy. . . William was iony to sixty kilometers
When he enlisted Healy, who was behind the front.
then little more than 14 years of age. “Homecoming prisoners of war are
told the recruiting oincer he was be- isuhjected to, intensified patriotic luv
.tyond the age oi 18, as provided to ‘struction, the main topics of which
enlist. His large figure bore him out *mcrits oi the German imperial boost:
t
Requiem Held Today for “Near-Oldg
NEW YORK. Sept. 10.—~ .ight Tun.-
lsh oncers, prisoners oi war in Bibi»
rla, succeeded in escaping, aided by
the English Consul in Vladivostok.
and, alter a long, arduous journey. tull
oi peril, have reached New York. 'l‘ln \"
were Arabs. iorc8d into the Ttttkiqh
Army, and had seen and 0 ill the
Caucasus and the Eastern irom. 'l in v
told of the hatred between the .\tl<
strip" and German prllh‘l‘li in lot-.-
sia. and said they never would com
gregute in the same place.
In the battle in Sari Kamish, one of
'lhc men said. Envcr Pasha. chief of
' _..__..___. .the Turkish stai'i, escaped capttlm
'by only three minutes. He had bt‘t'n
betrayed and a trap set for him.
. The eight men expect to return to
tho Hejhaz, where they will pain the
forces oi King Hussicn. in league with’
the Entente Allies.
According to details oi his death
rent by an oilicer oi his command,
Healy died fighting hand to bond with
————.
Lemon Juice ,
For Freckles
Glrial Make beauty “tattoo at
home for a few cents. Try ltl
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ANTIGIPATING NATURE
You can: at say it came unexpect‘
edly. Yin». beiore warning was give
lcn. Thai dyspepsia,«constipation, H'-
Squeeze “‘9 juice 0' "’0 lemons into: er trculuc was an equivocal slndow
oi common events. To the initiated
spoiled blood deficiency, which is the
physiologic cause of a long list oi con-
stitutional. functional, nerve, bone
and tissue ailments. .
The Mechano Physical Therapy In-
stitute provides the agency of restor- ,
ing normal conditions in trouble rot
both sex. which institution is equip-
ped with all modern apparatus.
1'. B. OASTBLLANO. M. T. D.
Hoyt'a Theatre Building
Eatranm Room No. 3 g
Your grocer has the lemons and any
PG “3 dIY- ‘ " . .
feeligood when auch prodding
My tormentora are reading. their
' propag of ill ""h
1h ,taynsitcm‘lmflow {an you
ebrigb a’ so ngsw cocon-
ticn now! it's maiooa aecda oi‘
sanitary filth and disease, it
‘tbc dost: until on cleanse your
. body- at now Pv rams
, drug store and gcmni D .
"LES LAXATIVE PEI. ETS.‘
anemia preparation is also jo-
e in routing those prodding
. nl' dyspe- ' headache, gastrl-
bndalaomost cctlvctnthctrcal-
of all iivcnand' bowel incur-.-
MRWAD
Pobr Old T. Wild! He’s glue Having One Awful Time on the Force!
I‘GOSH‘. I've 607
TO Pinch Semenopcv
Per-rs Soon: on I‘LL
BE Gt-rrm cannot:
OFFEN THE role: -
1. Haven-r. MADE
HEY,Youl WHERE
ARE you «some
wrru run-r
WHY I'M‘ Textile tr
Dogfiggg T151!“
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DINEE THiMK
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~THRODG'H THE
Norwalk Chronicler