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DON NELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALI. ‘
Elly News,
Achibald (‘arpenter is seriously ill
at his home, 3 Jennings place.
Frederick Pirine has taken up his
fall residence at l)orlon's Point.
The Volunteer Circle, K. 1)., met
with Miss Bertha Knapp at her home
on Arch street, last evening.
Benjamin J. Valient is building a
garage on his premises at it l'nion
Park.
(‘atholic pastors of this diocese
will gather in Hartford, tomorrow. for
a conference. it will he held at St.
Joseph's Cathedral.
Mrs. Wilfred Bodwell is entertain-
ing the members of Endeavor Circle
at her home.on Séymour street, this
afternoon.
—Dr. J. C. Newkirk has
froth his vacation. Appointments can
now be made for dental work.
The store at 8 Franklin avenue. for-
merly occupied as a meat markot by
William M. Bates, has been convert-
ed into living apartments.
The Ladies! Aid Society of the
First Methodist Episcopal (‘hurch
will attend the mid-week service on
Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock.
Subject will be “A Cure for Worry."
The Red Cross Auxiliary of St. Jo
seph‘s Church is in charge of the
Washington street receiving station
for clothes to be given to the Red.
Cross durina its clothes drive.
The Twenty-mum Regiment, Con-
necticut Volunteers, will hold its'an-
nual reunion in Middletown. tomor-
row. Biiimembers have died sincc
the last reunion.
E. H. Roberts spent yesterday in
Philadelphia as delegate from Lincoln
Council. No. i, 0. U. A. M., to the
meeting oi the American Funeral
Benefit Association, which was held
in that city.
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The Men’s Christian Industrial.
League oi the South Norwalk Meth-
odist Church will hold their first
monthly meeting of the fall season
on Friday evening this week at it
o'clock in the chapel of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church.
The members of Wanoma Council.
D. of P.. met at the home of Mrs.
Brown on Spring street. last evening.
and held their second rehearsal 0!
their play, “Aunt meba's Quilting
Party,” which is to be presented by.
them in the near future.
returned .
WOTHOUT WHITE m
._ set in a warm flue lot “It!“
In the Near Future None will It minutes. Bake one hour in . slow
Milled oven—Rachael l“. Dahiuen in 600‘
It is predicted lhal in I.” m” 8 Housekeeping,
year from now practically no white
be milled in this cour
SHOE—LACE ANNOYANCEB
U)- The tips on shoe laces are a feel
A iuu: tontaimuu a larger per cent annoyance to women. both because
of lite 5min ttill take its pm" they often come on, leaving a fringed
truth it: ill( advantaae oi the Ameri- end, and because when they are on
an people i-Il‘an at the present time and tucked in the top of the shoe
xv are Upcoming accustomed to much they frequently tear the stocking;
lt‘r’s V'llllt she-lat flour than we have one ingenious girl has freed herself
l'H\1W-1_~ umd ll] our bread-making. of all such trouble hereafter, by re»
The :.m-.x.~~.tv of saving wheat for the moving the tips when the laces are
flour will
lite ct UU‘ allies has brouxht about new, and winding them for a hall
that". e. At the same time, the inch or so down with sewing silk.
"tannin: lll'“ and introduction of using a needle, to fasten the end.
:mall hand grist mills is helping to Men who are annoyed with the lips
l‘l‘ake thr‘ use of whole ground grains’coming off their laces can supply
more popular. By this method anew tips by twistinslle ends '10!
wheat flour can be produced which
has practically the same composition
gether well. as! up... an. “*3. It. I-
W ,.
do not tie it toaster. but lap the
fringed ends and It! the. W
neatly, running the sewing thread up)
through the good put 0! the lace.
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CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
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as the wine" grain itself.
Besides making necessary the use
‘(1' “'llPal flours containing a large
.percen‘tage of the wheat grain. the
‘present and prospective shortages in
lwheat prodn'ts make the extended
.use of other cereal grains a patri-
Jotic duty. There are many remain;
and delicious varieties of dark bread.
lat! more healthful and satisfying than
ithe white breads. By using rye.
grammes) end oats, we shall be able
‘to effect a large savinc.
Here are suggestions for the usd
of such substitutes for wheat flour:
Raisin When Brad
Into a mixing bowl or bread mixer{
TRY OUR AUTO
BODY POLISH
TIRES YOU CAN
DEPEN D OIL-ALWAYS
Our AJAX Tires are day-and-
nlutt tires, i:tir-and~ioul westb-
er tin-s. tires that will give you
1w pu- (1 in service and satin.
faction at all times, under all
conditions. Made with smoth
and non-slip treads, all standard
sizes. Next time you buy a tire
get this make. from us. _
Nolliili sum Stu
29 Wall St. Hermit
put one tablespoonful of shortening.
one tablespoonful of white sirup, and
one and one~lrnlf teaspoonfuls of salt.
Over these ingredients pour one pint
of potato Miter (the water in which
th’lHl potatoes have been boiled).
i'ool until it is lukewarm and add one
cake of Hart softened in one-fourth
cupiul of lukewarm water. Stir in
three pints of entire wheat or gra-
ham ilour and one cupful d? raisins.
Let rise and when light, knead down,
‘put in pans, and when it has risen
again bake one hour in a moderate
oven. Dried berth-s or other dried
fruits may he used instead of rais.
ins.
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' PICTOIIAL
Four-Timesflns Muifilne
Mix together thoroughly one cup-
ful white bread flour, one cupi‘ui
whole wheat flour, one cupful rye
flour. one cupiul wheat bran. one and
onehttlr toaspooniuls salt. four tea.
sponiuls halting powder. and one
(fourth cupiul brown sugar or sirup.
5Add one cupful of milk. one cupful of
water, and two tablespoonfula 0t
shortening melted. Mix thoroughly
and bake in well greased mumn pans
in a moderate oven. One—fourth cup- ‘ i
ful of pea rieal may be substituted * 1 Egg.-
for a similar quantity of rye flour. lt r». an“... ' gun
ma
{lives a rich nutty llai‘or and adds to
the protein content. This recipe
makes eighteen to twenty mumps.
Buttermilk Fig Breed .
Put one cupi'ul of molasses in a
large bowl. add two leaspoontuls
soda, and stir until it foams; then
add one quart of thick buttermilk.
two teaspoonfuls or salt, two quart!
'0! whole wheat flour. and one cup
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i Keep the Children Well
; To keep the little ones well. sturdy
i and happy, has at coughs, colds, troop.
! little levers and inflamed throats, use
; Foley’s Honey and Tar.
It is carefully mode or selected rein.
edies thatbosenend-bmh upa cough;
stop croup and. use no self inflamed
throat, and itioolnanofall ‘
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The prom tuseoi Foley's Hoaeylnd
Tar is very el i'or ' oou‘h,
and the restless everish state that attenb
children's diseases. ‘
M. T. Davis. Bemvll W. Va. will:-
"One of nay-frame a small dild‘ tis-
snth mun. ey came to my store and bonus
I bottle of Foley a Honey and Tlt
‘ the ‘ In en
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Secure a Sale Deposit
Box in tire vaults oi
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FURNITURE
OF QUALITY
Prospective purchasers are urgedtomsideronrprssent
prices as especially misadthatarsalscarcityingood ..
furniture is not at all improbable. Oar assortments otter gem
nine economies right now. m -
Make Your Selections Whl eOur
Stock Is Complete.
THE A. J. COLIJNS C0. "
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mac-wruuuwnmlr.nvuon,ao .
AMBIEDMIOUSE WITH ALL CONVEN- '
RIO”. um um, GARAGE, un. WOODS, OR. 5
stanza-rumour): TREE. i
mourns
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone lit-3 m Ellington Si.
O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
flu“ “wall
MEI-Wielding“ in Gold I
“Museums-p.
Malt-densities”!!- WM
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The City Nationa Bank
loath Ins-walk, 0m.
Are your valuables, papers and securities properly pro-
tested? Have you a Safe Deposit Box? limit, we canpro
videyouwithonefortbesmall sum of $4.00 per year, in our
modern Safe Deposit Vault. We will also act as custodian oi
your Liberty Bonds without charge ,ii you desire.
Our Savings Department pays 4 per cent. per year.
Opens checking aeoouutandpayyourbillsbychcek.
CENTRAL HOTEL
fineroamsbythedayorweek. WWW
lightening“. l'ins Weattsehsdulsom 'Italian
andAmericanstyls ,
OornerlonrosandchestnutSts. 101.1556.
1me. {Whom-bier.
Iniants’ Wear
DRESSES of hatiste and organdy, lacs trimmed and finished
withfsatherstitohing................. 31.00—32.26 .
0m SAOQUES, daintily embroideredin pink, blue or
white 590—8235
SILK CAPSwithlininc. plainand trimmed boo—$1.25
KNITTED cm and SOIIETS 50c
KID 83088 and MOOOASIIB, blue, pink, white, black, tan,
also white with blue or pink trim 750
III) SUPPER, black, white, pink and tan 65¢
BOOTES,whlts,pinkaudblue ”ti—4590
J. I. MALLETTE
as wamason as. semi soawan.
Mme
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nut-y pair of every grade for every purpose contained in
our bit stock is the AG!!! 0’ SHOE SATISFACTION.
momma, style “cunnilingus“ every pair is gnu.
anteod to be full value for every dollar expanded and in our
big stock may be found all kinds for men, women and child-
ren. infieyflti Ell-1:1 11M“!
High Grade Hosiery to Match
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PUBLIC AUCTMI‘
of HOUSEHOLD GOODS. also
One Lot of CARPEITEE’S
TOOLS,atthehomeoftholate
Sarah A. Benjamin, 68 (Item
Boulevard, East Hawaii, (3-.
Wednesday, Sept. fl, 1918', at 10
o’clock a. m. sharp. Entire eel.‘
tents to be sold to highest bid-
der without reserve.
By order Jacob H. Layton
Admims' ‘ trator
JOHN K. FINCH, Auctioned.
Cure That Cold 3!
Taking:
WHITE PINE COMPOUNI
WITH TAB d
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, all oth-
msbes. add, a
repaired Rent... a
Per month.
sold at 810 per mil.
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DEFINITION or cameraman
Chiropractic is the names
cause of the disease and- tho IQ
adjusting the some. Disease be“
by a wrench. twist or IDIIII it
back. Even if done in chilled
creates pinched nerves and path
meant in the didn‘t m
Chiropractors remove the can.
disease and pain. health is to“
through burnout-In. the» none on
terns in you body. Mlle is“.
given special stunting, also In
tare oi the spine. You will min
gret giving the W I m
to help you.
Hermetic mm (in: our. .
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CONNEALLY 8t BRACKEN
Blwm W South Iorwnlk.
6N.Maln8i $0.“!!!le
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84 mm rum 3-
Charming New Blouses ‘}
-Semi-ttansparsntanddolicately beautiful 0mm l
Crepe, solidooloraandoolor combinations. lauyareflnisbed
with exquisite hand embroidery and beads, for dull! oeu-
sions. Weadmitthatthsirdolimyanddaintimlmnp
gestiveotitsiltyfintwehowtbmisminm'yme.
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attaches to our display of fur-
niture for the room when ml-
lady sieepd. Dainty boll, hand-
some dressers and invitintl!
comfortable chairs are shown
8 Welt Park I’ll”. Ohm!"
in pleasing variety. Each piece
ursuit is amass-t.”
in apnoea-es and furniture
building. Yum-tumour
phytorealhntbodrenemod-
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