‘le 18ymm of Selection Will Work,
‘ WolyierI. ‘ .
The lmprovément o; tine home 11th-
er, matter than
toot. it is no
, produce, it
imple that any one,
.I 11 continue fro ,r to your 1.111111
Cutter berries. 11 method oonnlntli
rat in observing Which are tho“ hoot
nuts in the bed and but-Um: little
tallies heaida those no that when the
Milt has gone and new plants are do
aired for making Other beds only the
hours ‘i‘mm these choloeut plants
1 be selected to transplant for the
"knowing season“ '11 Crop.
o probably at least 10 that are super-
11111119111111 other 90, either in the num-
her. the quantity, the size, the quell-
‘ of the he11'ies, or some other char-
tel-lotto With this 10 percent marks: 1:
and with a. supply of little two-inch
‘wer pots the gardener“ will be ready
‘m the next operation. This consists
getting the runners to form new
inuta. Thel 13 will he no trouble about
it it the runners are Weighted down
with stones or little clodo of earth
above the flower pots already fllldd
Among every hundred plants there ‘.
with “soil. In three 01' 101111.. weeks.
'the 110111111 pots should be full oi roots? i
then the runners may be shunned and
111‘. plants taken to 11 newly plopnl'o‘dl
W-
refornbly- this bed should be made
while the ground is moist, so the newly
transplanted plants may gain a good
The plants should he set 12 or
15 inches apart. lt (ultlvullou can be
toot apart; but if it it to be done by i
=hand the} only be made closer togeth- l
or, even us clone as 18 inches The
transplanting oi potted plants can
usually he d011e 11 llll 111w. l1 more sure
, ty and for more likelihood of 151101293111
than if the plants are merely dug up
_where they lune happened to tukel
331le \‘lol‘e 11111 1111,11... plums are
mach more likely to ploduce berries.
the following hummer than if the run I
done bv- a horde. the rows may be 2‘/ pcallod F1911: " “"3““
llcll‘gt} l‘lllg 01' crown. if it in known Hint
on. or the Way: of Serving Lamb or
Mutton.
in an article in Good Housekooplng
on preparing 11 crown or. 11111111, A1111».
W Morrison aaya this in one of the“?
most attractive ways of serving lamb
in milltou, uud who-n olahorntoli’ 131114
nlshed forms 11 popular and easily 'sul-
ved piece do resistance tor the formal
dinner or at any time.- A crown roast.
simply decorated, the center llllod with
mashed potatoes. small etoumod pota~
to 1.1111,... mixed ve egotablou of soverul
kinds, will more homol'e expensive
for the family meul than the chops
that are so olion served?
Occasionally.hutchel'o do not know
how to prepare these rocks and form
the roast. ln‘thla case the hounowllu
must know-exactly what out in desired
11nd how to direct ils shaping. The
pnrt of the animal which forms 11
crown roast ls timbwhlch is ordinarily
out flou'l tho loin and sold an chops.
Young lamb in divided into bind and
lorequartors, but all it grows older it
is divided 11nd sold like mutton “(Mill
is cut 111,10 log. lolu..shouldor, nook,
lu'oast uud flank. when the leg. and
loin um loft in one plane or polut it in
culled n houuoh of wnlutlon The two
lolns nro oltcu loll 1151.111... and this;
is rolled a saddle, hocnunoj or its Ell lope
()ccnnlonullv the 1'llls1n1nd loin are left .
in one piece, and ll.‘ is then cullod this
rock. is :1 rule the {hut eight ribs
and lhe loin urn cut into chops and
11 hell the thin bones ol lllrnl‘a rlh chops
. 1‘11? trimmed 11nd scraped up to 11 here
‘Ie lneul begins to lhlckon tlléy are
When mutton or lnmll ls cut into
llqmrtel'n. elgl‘ll rllla are loll: on ouch
mlllllilllllitilfitl‘ Those eight ribs will
101111 01111 11 small (‘lO\\ 11, and no moral
ly 1110 locks 01' nulls of ribs are much-
used and installed touothex to make n
the luck is in be. used for
El {‘I‘OW“
lilulilplnl'iers are left ln onl- piece.
“wall". clovorlynnd satisfactorily re-
‘1llo' moulds more than two comes
0.1111111 Patented That May Poovo
Uooiul.
Whiting requires more “head" than
other honuehuld olnploymentn. One
can keep accountu slowly and inbui-
lounly; one can swoop without positions-
lug much tact; one can even cook
without possessing a great deal of ad
lnlulntrntlve ublllly,ol do laundry
work‘ without a need memory. To
quires all these qualities, writes Eliza-
beth Hale Gllman.
rl‘llu object of waiting 11 that tho
needs and wants of those seated at
the. table shall be‘ supplied without ei-
lort, often without consciousness on
their purl. it also preserves the or-
derliness of the table, and lnlIkos in
quirles about people a wishes unneces-
9.1111.
The Wniircee should have in her
mind 11 plan 111’- lhe maul. including not
only the food. but also the gloss. silver
and linen needed for serving it. it
long. it in omen honor to have the
lwan written out. This in 11 little
lrouhlcl. but slaves mistaken and the
necessity of stopping to think ’whon
one has not time to think.
11Noi'1vnlit
. ioprnlug of tho uftnlv.
‘ walk
The waitress is‘ expected to he in
the dining room when the family on §
tor for the meal. She should ho rentiyl
in name the llrst course as snow as!
they urn seated. it this neuron in?
ulmlllinb or nl'upcfl'uii, pinion contain-l
lug ii are 501 llul‘ore ouch guest Two‘l
plulos bun llt‘. brought in at the 1111111111,
limo ii there mg no pinion already on
llle. lulllo: if there urn, tho wuilrons
can bring only one pinto, fol silo. nllllit‘
remove the. omptr pinto helofl} aho can:
not the other doWn. “hon the pinion
urn ull an lho lublo aha will then pass;
nurllling which accompanies the:
course. Somotlluen various small rel-
lupus and bismilu such as are re
qull'm‘l for raw oislero can he put. uni
“lib a low chum-zen ln doluil the
1 box.
:nlowlng, down
“'i on” sum. mammal or loll
pollun. 11 11 11111111 to the.
[Wand of accident immediately upon
A telophone cull oumh in to the Nor-
hollco station at about 21155
o’clook on Saturday afternoon. Cup
lulu Thomas Hunt-,receivod tho call.
The 11111511111111 hold. “Stop that big red
uulhm‘obilu. ‘It has killed 11 ball " Al'
though the cnplnln tried to get further
lnlurmallon about the accident, the
1111111 on tho other end hung up his 119-
calm 11nd all who oil; so lar all he
was couoolfnod. .
anptnln Hum went out on the Col-
our 01 Wall and Water ntroeta and
huilod the first ulnchiuo to come
through. This our was filled with state ‘
policemen. bound lor= the train 111
South Norwnlk. Contain l-iuut'droppod
on at the armory and hailed another
maulllnolf‘ This was 11 New York our
and 1111111111 din-gill took the onptoln
down Connecticut uvouue no [1111 as
billion. balling passed nothing which
looked-lino excitement or the urinal.
surroundings of an accident.
At Dhi‘len the captain left the min
chino and ._ 111111 (70111111111111 Haulol'dj
Smith. With whom no inlkod. receiving
no information of lhe nature he was
seeking. Soon uuolhol' New York our
returning came along and the captain
rode hock. When he. rounhod the Nor-
wnlk Hospital, he found Mueller, his
our and the fuels vourornlng tho nucl-
dent. 'l‘hm «lid lull wnr'llnnt Manners
nrroat so 11111 captain continued to
Nor-walk.
It poems llml. 110.111.11.111 utoppod
uo‘ar Cul'nvn .~. saloon to fix hi: tuition
While doing so lwo little hols
olumbcl‘oll upon ll lur running hould on.
the left side oi live our and worn on
soon by tho 1.11.11.11.11 on lilo other side
He re outcred l1l.1- our and started up
When running i111: 11m non of Fulrlit-ld 1
111911111: 1111 the 1"11111plko he heard a.
guhrlll ho); 11 toluo rullius‘r. “Stop! Stop.
-€\\‘o wont. to got off.” The little fellow; ,
bud gone for enough lllltl could not not
on 11112111111 ill-111.111.1111. so lilo); cnllod
lo Moollor
When he heard rho cull he put on
the broken. 11:11.1 :u he did 50, 1111.1 our
rupllll'. one of tho born,
oh 100
110011. and his Hflli‘l 1' was run own by
“mm" communes “‘9 nulmni ‘3 (“Wk-“i: the 11111 and nil pushed ut the hillile‘lihe honvv 111111 lulu hronkiugtilo linili:
icl'ossu'lse lulu halves so that ilw two time
.oollol sow 11141. prudlculuunt of the
llttlo follow, who won screaming with
more had been allowed to root pr-o Wk" i" “"1 ’16‘6'5311'111011'11-11, .11; ll 13.3111111st um soiled in the manner in 91111111 and 111111111 lllm into the machine
‘,:I‘iliscu01lsl) and lllen been bundled ml)“St 5‘ M“ m ‘3 ‘5 " “"‘medhu (““le Ill ”16 billowing outline: '
the usual way. I
After lIll‘ plants live set in‘llllrl mm,
the 01111 cule ilCCESéhily to give 11
struwhelr'. bed is it) prevent weods‘
tram gloulxt- ,1, and to keep the our-
hce loose and open llv lloelng or l'uk
111.1111. the ulouud nus frozen i111
the fall, 111111511 11211- leaves. corn stallls,‘
or olhel mutevlhl should be spread ov-
ar the whole bed so as to prevent n1-
teruute thawlng' 11nd lroezlug 0! “2‘0
‘ soil but homing and settling of the
null is almost sure to do damage
in the upllng (he snow or otllol cow.
‘ grin-g should he loft in place uutil the
_ Strawberry lcuves begin to grow, then
. it should be removed gently from the:
' fl wants to 1119 spur-us between the rows;
and allowed in l'emniu hero llnlil utter}
the first crop Iiitl'i been gathered. There:
are three good renown for this: Tho!
mulch prevents undue ions of moisv‘
tore, keeps lwl'l'lou 0191111 111111 11131) pre-
vents lilo growth of woods to some ox-
knt.‘ Were it not for the ulin'ldl'lll
wood eoollu. ulnuul'c illiplu'ho now! up-
I“! the budu. hut r'olnmerolnl l‘ovtll‘lzol'u
are holler, 1111 11 rule. Those mny be
lulu-oil juni lwl‘oru growth umwu, or
i! ('ulr— lu oxovcluoll not lo :19! [mg/“or
the ohelnlnulu on tho plant's thorn-
aoehcl. i‘MlHi‘llHUilH lunv lu' mode evoll
‘ on low on the uppoul'unco or llll; plou-
some-1.
.Ilol'o tho llrnl oumnlor utter «union.
'0. 11111111 ("l‘till cunnot bo oxgloolod in uuy
.a‘ngc, llul by prurliulnsr luu put .iuul
fietllod nnd honing tho lmvlouu lumi-I
our enough bul'l'lcn ouu llo uecurod to
.3101“ the helm of tho gnl'dunor. The
bed inky lug ullowud to l-omlnuo {or
1111111 or three nununol' . dupon'llun upon-l
3111 [11.1111 rnl nppenrnul'o 01,1111.- pizmlll,
null on; amount or wood urowlh 111111
peuru during tho nocon'l summer. ll?
plums; Stimuli to he owns. not 111.
Jtrey do not produce 1111' well 11nd
ll inlnrlor it in boat to pinni u now
in loot loulmerciol ull'h 11111111 Mr
roll rarely 1111111 for morn thud
crap from n ulruwberly l‘Itl id 1111....
it more prllllllulo to not 11 , new
lush your ,
g the plants of tho now ho-l
1.111;. indicatol mom will
, 111 found a larger propol-ilun
11111111111111 11118111911111 nun M 111-»
~11: 11111311 the alumni 111.11.11.11
‘ but it should ho,
_ , . , . ‘ .
i1 Whioh 11111; is 1111111111.
‘ ii 11
number of ribs from out it uldc 111 11 di-
\ldod loin
T1111 hize of the crown must l'ounirell‘
£01 11111 11111111111111 l'm onsllvdolcln1luoll;
hv counting llle. 1111111' 191 of people .1 no
1111' 111 he SQIH‘CI l'sunll) two 1'le 1.1 o;
selHKl .111 one». portion lull 11111111 llmol‘
one in all that is desired. 'l‘ ho -..-111lu oi
the l'lbll uro 11ilnuloll so 11» lo lie of
oven lon‘ztlndhe boflu-l urn sol l‘upl'll n?
:houcllod. 'l‘llo lllluullngu and to? 111.11
llo l'ollld own undolor buckuulda uud
left on the 101151 or may ho reluotoll
nlld cooked scumululy. F111 ll of til"
rocks are tllcu shaped lulu u Filmi-
('Il‘tfii‘ with the bond on tho outside
null lilo flesh on the inside. Tim 1111)
pioi'os are then lied or ukowoll tort-lil-
el'. 1011111111; lhe crown.
“-1—-
NATJVE OF‘ HARTFORD.
1......
Death of Captain Euuono‘ F. Ware It
Colorado Springs.
(it'llflllAI’lil SPRINGS, Col . July .l
-~~(‘.nplnlu Honcho 1". Wuvo, n liunuuu
llmll ulld lluvyr-u known plan 1111 lllt‘
"ll'onuuill," 70 yours ulll, died Smur-
lluy night or llullri dint-11111- ui (Youruzic.
11 luouulilin 1011111111. llo \Vlili hull-rill
polluiou ('oll'lmluululwl' ulld‘ul' l‘ruuidoul
lioouoi'oll. Ho ul'l'i'od through llll.‘
Civil Wnl' wllh lowu l'nvnlry compud‘
lou.
.‘ill'. Word was born in
Conn, in illil. and roumvod lo lown
when n boy, llu wan mill‘rlull to Jenn-
lit'ilu l', liuntluuon. of llonhoplur, N.
Y.. in 1:474. tin won 11 mumllol' oi’ the
Luynl 1.1111an and of tho liuriuly nl 1hr-
Illuyllowur Duncnudunto.
Among hill wrlllnlul urn onul'nl
work‘s on Amorlcuu fl'ontlor hiulm'y
nud truuulolions {rum Fromm uml Lul-
lu minors. in nddl’lloll to Mt! ponmu.
”filo/mull or il'ouuuiii.“
Hartford.
Winnie» "Minn 11113111111111.
'i'lu: Manolo Wireless; and 31111111111
'i‘rnnnmluillou 111.11.11.11...- hnu ugnlu “op
oned'ihuir. Motion 1111; Will‘lon'u iloluli
nour lhnKnob. 311.11 pluoo wnuoiuuod
during the wlntur, Operator ll. 1%}. lingo
harm-g. linen tl’iiilhl‘el‘l'tlli to tho marrow
of kin many local lrlonllll. A new opor.
ntor, Mr. 812011. rormoly or this "dorm
monweulth,“ one or the 11mm Sound
11.1mm on tho 191111 iilvel lino. 111111
1101111111 (though n he 1111.... und in fast ‘
.‘ «it it. loll on tho guest‘s pinto.
Remove the food of the preceding
1(“0lll8§‘. ‘ 1
Remove lilo pint-es.
llolum-o relishes,hluc:1lta our. ucrv-l
,od onpoclulll' wllh illul oouruo
Remove unuuod pinion and ull1or bo
lollning cullot‘lllllv lo lllut comat-
lil'lng the pinto-1 lol' the noxt course.)
in lhono containing ll.
living the chlcl‘ dluh of the «course.
$11111.» ouch person. 1‘
Plitiki unyllllng which completes thug
("(llllrll' lll'i 511111? or gravy.
l’nnn nnilhlng whluh hurompnnleu
lilo «our. zen. 1111 vulgotulilon, or 1101- _
lulpn u :uiiud.
15111-1 tllul glunuun are filled and ouch;
1111:1111 nuppllod with butter, l
l. lslnu for lilo uuauor. when any one‘
in linked to accept 11 oucond helping or‘
(OIIHIIIIHI uhlml his \riuheu.
Allor 1111 lntorvnl. pnuu u uncoud lime
nuyllllng of which a wound llolping
only in: lulloll. pmvidud thorn in none
CHICflgm .1 EH:
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8 PILLS‘
fl INN
‘ i h
5 {1:11:11}; ’ A‘négofl 111ml:
41.. tum lino Mom.
15
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Dividend Notice
123ml “Ml-ANNUAL DiViDKND or
THE NORWALK onwnos
noola‘rv.
NORWALK, CONN.
..iuno if». lllll.
Al 11 taunting of tho Directorn oi lillu
doci 1111’. hold will" 111111.11 nillvldond 111
the ruin of YOUR (ti) not cent 1101‘
11111111111 171111 sutured to deposition
how the our 111111 of the sill months
11 ding Juné Till. lilii
’i‘llu 111111111 will he ontorod on polls
nook» l‘m‘d mid on and odor July lo.
By order of the Board of Directors,
FREDERICK A. 111.13.
:20 ilil Tremumr
Dlndend Notice
THE SQU‘I‘H NORWALK BAVINQE
’ HANK.
houih Norwnlk. conn.
mill); (1! the throttling or thln
My
.11.
3‘
11111“- uer rout por- 11111111111 on
to 11111101111111 from the «“1111-
l 1111 I135 ondlnn‘ 11111
b loved
llm his li‘t‘IlllI‘f
one about 1hr: 11111.
'fjllsl beyond (‘linloll
n.
_ intuit hold thin day, 11 dividend at tho '
rota
he dlovo to llw hoslplml with oil spoed.
This notiml on his 111111. and the ex-
otlonluul of tho luolnour prnlmhly
lcnuaod 1.10111111111- lo make the unruly»
11101111 l'nll 11.1 the polli'n. Mo‘olk—v lllld
‘uul 5111111 111 lioul'll lilo buys until llli‘)“
culled to him. and lhls very {not
lwoyld saw him i'roul lill'eul X) 11110
1111111111 the 1,115: urrouco more than lil‘,‘
.11 :1. 1111-91 is 11 good
[31111111111111 l-lnl'l. or‘Xm'walk. stolnl
upon the pol'l'll of the Mother slurp
ovouue. 11nd ho
now lho wllolo llllui: lion 1111,11 lllill it
11111 nimoluloll nul Moollcl" 11 inuii null
,1lllll lllu 3105‘ full from the muchlue in
mm
T‘HAMER
Oculists and Optici‘nus
Why not uoo an oihoru lino? Let.
our Ul‘llllhl, who in 11 «killed oyo
uporlullul, uxnmlnu your oycu 11nd
ill you in 11111 current sinuous. 8111-
Iflfiiifiltlli gum‘pntoed.
44‘.
117 Atlantic Square. stamiord. Conn.
Open Monday a. autumn Eveninn
”a...” n. mm 141 1... W
CltvNatlonalBank
TRANSACTC A GENERAL BANKING
BUMNEBB‘ AND'OPFERS EVERV
PACiLiIY GOWISTENT
Wl'rH SOUND
BANKING
W ‘
Capital auwiou and Frail"
Iioohoouo . $117,000.99 -
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Gala DIpoIlt 8mm 38 1‘11 Iii For you
111119le 1-1. unruuwoou. Pm.
-. home 11. 1111111119. 11: vow-m.
runoamok u. nowm. 2nd 11111-
on
WILI’REU IODWILL. Cllhlel'
olnoorono '1
B. H. MIthIwoo‘u J. Wald“. MINI”
John H. Knapp John” Light
ottoman 8111111119194. H: Rowan
Samuel Grumman LowlI it. Hurlbutt
Hum-y s. Lookwood .‘
I’lhe leg had been amputated. 1.1.1 this
broken. The way in which boy
‘whun he tall.
other foot struck the mound it mu 1-
181] him around, throwing hilu guild
suddenly.
Reports of 1111 accident reached the
various shore renorts about the town,
as well 1111 stories cirouiutod about the.
stmots’ oi the two cities“. and nil hull.
Master Sink h deud one. The ropol'tu
hinted that the machine had escaped
the pollconnd the number had not
been taken by anyone. it who welcome
lnowa when the real truth was lound
and the boy prhved living insulin 11
doubt.
The boy in routing more comfortably
today at the hospital. lilo? left leg was ‘
1.11.111. near and nbovo the noon 11nd
has been set by n physician.
“port was circulated this morning that
was found to he untrue by 11 atonement
l'loxn tho hospital. it is expected 11.11,
the little patient will oulivoll. incovor
in due time. .
WW.
BURGLARS lN BRISTOL.
lilRlS’l‘OL, July 3.~1-li111'glnrs gaining
entrance by a ronr door. entered tho
nnd'Connoutlout avonoo null. thoy too ‘
-1 111111! the
.1 o ru bout. is 1
a his. heavy 011-9.“. and therein 1116‘ won» 1
clear that the little follow’n leg was
holijhoou sitting on tho running board 1
with one loot undul him, is‘ pl'ohnbly ‘
why his foot caught beneath the wheel '
liln loot had been 1
doubled lienealli him and when llls‘
A 1‘0"
lholne of Pnlrolmnn Clarence '1‘. Lane.
early Skullduy while be non dolng'
doll in another part of the {mm and
mode nuny with no in cosh.
_......_.. 1
it you can ever persuade a small.
nunibor of the people, who read null
are, influenced by "Want." hdt‘orlising:
2111 The Sentinel to take a look at 110111-
lpmperty, you ‘ll find 11. hulmer i
have heard a
lot about
Southern Cook ‘1
lug, but Southern cooks
usually fry a steak and
spoil it.
THE FINEST
, ‘STEAKS
lARE 1111011131)
IN A
RANGE
110115210111;
Power Co.
«-
,lgvgr’s
Whitem Canvas
Button Boots
for Children
$150
The Hamsonlk
111.111 11m
11-111 noun 9113:1113.
. i
5M
palng of
We haVe Sluts at
BLUE nanomomvs. anowus. wrs spew/1.1.-
“IE on, vouuo man's uoaav‘sul'rs.
\.
Wm
Ap‘pnoom/lra won VACATlON: WHITE. smog
ammo pun—rs. KHAKI mm, sor'l' SHlRTS
WlTH FRENCH con-s, SlLK SOCKS 1...: NECK.
wenn, a'rlmw uArs, LOW SHOES, moons
mo BAGS. ‘ ‘
Prince ’8 Cluthing Store
98 Washington Street
‘ Phone No. to now 1185-2
A PICTURE FOR AN ARTIST
to puiul is the porlcl'llollse or rill
must of heel“ or [lcl'l‘cc'l leg of lamb ol'
mutton thnt coluon 110111 (.‘llul'llok‘u.
The C'onnolsuoul' who knows wlull.
1.. prime moms and fresh poultry is in
alwurs c-ulhuslustlc over the 1'icl1.col-
oring and juicy, lender appearance or
- . our prime incurs. And outing thomw
“M‘1'u111-1'11111-~-=-it's u treat for tile epicure
who thinks they would be clump 211 any
price when purchased at L‘hnrnok‘u.‘
Chamok’s Market
75 NORTH MAIN ST.
Tel. 445. Free Delivery.
T
AITENDANCE ALL nouns DAY 1. 115cm
Frederick H. Ganung
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER
Monumental Works in Connection
’Phone 904 84 So. Main Street
South Norwalk
SEEM HARD WORK to gel tho homing syslelu in
your house in good working order every winter?
Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the fur-
nuco now, and restore the worn out hurls and clean
it thoroughly, so that you'll have no trouble when
you are ready to start it.
The Jones 81 Hotchkiss Co.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
17 Wall Street " Phone 742 Norwalk, Conn.
r un—
U
at the 4-door, 30
LOOK h. p. Touring. Car
Equipped with Illlt mohair 101). Wind shieldxns and oil lamps. lionoh
magneto and coil; everything first-class. Guaranteed for one your by
the manufacture“. for $1525.
.‘n
Does
It
For lull partlculoro coll or address
p
F . E LOCKWOOD & CO.
30 Wall Staci—(Poona)
Garage. Water Btu-oat, Norwnlk, Conn.
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
aou‘ru NORWALK, CONN.
Toloplloml 46, with Branch Station: in All Oopurimcntn
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Lincoln Asphalt, Wumuted , Barrett’u Amatiio
' harrott’ ii Toned Felt-,— -l‘12...3 ply
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