‘ , vacation.
I E. Duunnoi hello place
lure beach hae‘bcen angumented by
fBrooklyn, on Saturday.
and L. Huuck, oi’. 24 Second aiIeet.
Saturday.
It
‘ ruin yesterday was relished by all, no
‘ ening. which is believed to have been
I 19 time Incline, Eliot Norwalk are the
ed «more the draw.
Villa motor generator house. but night.
”the on the are dobemnont The? fallow
i
I' one. superintendent o; the fire alarm
Book A Ladder (3
W "field strc‘veft. his unicylng a week’s
’I
Min. 0 E. Gihbius. oi Biathlon . is
the guest all her delight :, 9P . Albert
l
,V‘The weekly meeting all the memo»
dist “(lines will be held, "chic evening.
in the East Avenue church.
The Icolonyoi campers at Cell! Pae-
the arrival of Norman Seymour
tent on the bench. last evening.
and
-' The Misses Blanche and Marion Dc-
Gnria, whohavej‘been «spending the
artist «ten duets with Mr. and Mrs. Char»
lea Solker, returned to their homo in
Then one C. Hauc‘k, whoyholda' a
prominent position with the Brooklyn
Rapid Tiansit Company is spending
his vacation with his brother, Ferdin-
The Misses [Amelia and Ruth one
key, who have been spending the past
Itch days with Mr and Mia. John W
Solk'er, of Budge street Id ast Norwulli,
returned to their home in Brooklyn on
-“Wlille somewhat uncomfortable, tho
the recent di‘y’apgll had about put an
end to everything in garden and held.
and another weekl would hare been
too long for the green things Ito‘exist.
mam u.-
A light was seen in the city. last ev-
un airship. IThldsame light waa-acen
on Saturday and Sunday evenings and
is or rinsing some comment flom the res
ideals. Last evening. a large number
or persons on the bridge saw it and.
it was stated. this morning that it was
going easily at the rate. of. a mile a
minute.
Mr. and Mrs. (‘ hurles Weeks. or
happy paienta of a bouncing baby boy.
b0l‘li.0ll,Sllufll‘iy evening. hir. Weeks
in a popular member or the Mayflower
Hook and Ladder Company and in man-
can by trade. being condoned by Smith
Broihera. Charlie is panning around
good Humans and all his friends are}
congratulating him upon the ili'i‘lVlll
of the little nlaeon and fireman.
_~
The East nvonue trolley car. num«
beI iii. In change of Motormau Du
Irene ll. iglm'li and Conductor Howard
E. Knapp. had II hard time in getting
their our heroes the bridge at 7 :20
o’clock, this morning. They were going
toward» South Noi‘wolk and in inkinu
the curd end of the draw bridge, the
pole clinic on and Motorinun Clark
ahni oii‘ hiu power and applied the
lil‘iiiwii, hrinnlug tho cIII lo II amp. The
polo wau Itdlueteil.‘but the current wnII
grounded. The crew tried about cv~
oryihiniz possible to get tho car in mil
lion. ho were not uncoouliul. Final-
ly they put their uhouldorn to the hack
and anointed by u boy and another;
pushed lire our oil the bridal-town the
grade. Getting I: aim here. they conch
The lire diatric‘t IUquInIIIee met in
and organlecd for ”tile coming your.
lineup K. at. ‘John‘wna eleciodcommlt-
tea on the olecti‘ioni department:
(iharlsa ill. iZuIIIilehoolI. committee on
some and Edward Ill. Mood. commit»
lug district employee ware renunciat-
ed: John Ryder. superintendent of the
electrical comm. “Martian" mil)»
oystem; John F audio. newer loom
tor. munitions
, the Ilhloicnl condition of her 1 bus».
9. band hetero he Went on duty and took I
the Federal Expression its total sour»,
of in! wellhead on no when MI‘I‘. cum:
, hours of his labor were great or half
might. be an element in the limited.
I Perhaps a eubpoena willwiot be e!»
, phy sl‘oai condition to respond to tho
’Idrees as 634 Eplrlield avenue.
Ilnuln in improving so alonly thin. ulle
. Gite. ll'he Intern trio m postponed
Many Who have tdllm‘red the”
quest iron that the coroner Will call
upon‘MrII. Curtiii. wife or the dead
engineer to get her etatemeu‘toe to
her. The coroner has the evidence
went to Work and how many hours he
worked on that day. but though the
the "physical condition of . the man
fécilvo. as Mrs Gurus lives outside
of the critic, but rhoae who profess to
know Boy that she is willing to at-
tend and give her statements. She did
make a statement‘ to New York re-
porters that her husband had been
ill for three weeks previous to the
accident She, above all others.
should know ifher‘hueband was in-
call for only all the night of the 10m
inst.
injured, Doing Well.
The injured at the hospitals are all
doing Well. Conductor Michael
Foley, Whose condition at St. Vin-
cent‘ 3 hospital was considered critical
for some time. appears to be on the
mend. ills wile is at his bedside
daily. The appearance oi internal in-
juries are disappearing.
The railroad cli‘lclais state that Wll
limn A. King, who was taken to St.
Vincent‘s hospital on the morning or
the wreck, is an. lmpoeior. that he
was not on the train at all. The reo-
ords ol’ the Emergency hospital bear
this out. [The man was taken to St.
. Incenlfa hospital from the third pro-
clnot Istniluii supposed to he glittering
from over indulgence. Anyway, his
real name is Kemn. lie. gnI‘c his ad.
is no such number, and Kama is not
known in the neighborhood. iii his"
doloriuln he frequently ‘shouied to
eupposod trulnmen to pull his friend
lilrhy out of the Iri'ecltilao. The rail
road men say that King or Keuia. was
about the wreck in the morning. but
he was not a passenger on the train.
Leave Hospital.
iiolcu Gibbs and Mildred Ernest.
boil: or Washington, I). (1.. left lilo
Bridgeport hospital yesterday. oil well
enough to take the journey ilullll‘
lonnio Nirkena, of Weslilnxon. who
was on her way to Boston on the Fed-
oral Express, also loll the Bridgeport
hospital yesterday. and continued on
her journey to Boston.
Mrs. Mary Walker. of Washington.
at BI. Vincent‘s hospital, who was
suffering irom concussion of tho
requires the some attention up does
Condor-tot Foray
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MRS. SALOMAN LEAVES.
Holband Given to Understand That
She Malin- it, Too.
From Weill standard comes another
mic or marital unrest. it concerns
Ilic home or Mr. and Mrs. John Solo
moo. Happy it won once. but happi-
noae homo there no more. Mrs. lard
omon has gone and we has given her
hucbnnu io Mlldbfllfltfld no they any in
West niomiord. that she intend» to
"stay gone.” "Clone. but not forgets
ton " nuoih the hiulbauo. no he halted
in his cloihinx the other day. for
the money that he had expected to
and. ii had gone, too. Mr». Solomon
who a south Norwallt hallo before aha
changed her name to ila'iomou. She
wan popular with the not that Milli
Joy In the attractions atanoion Point-«-
Slamiord Advocate.
III-1W
Till! in oomvouco.
mom flail ill/n Amie“ to on m.-
. Now “We“ in Wilt.
acorn Hall. at New anon. on
arraigned thin Wine in the mm
port (iii? aim diluted with ridinl
on Might, trains without minim.
Hull paid llinthfiIMd been lit Booth
Namath. ohm Ia honorarium oinhi
money and that inched trial to ride II
Iirieight home on that he «Icahn out.
back So hie bailout Job in the illlra
i
ten days by Judge can Footer. who
“will the linen II ”bleach of that than
dotted Photo and
H at attains will
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‘ anion. and in In
props rtle‘l‘ r
beauties of the place and many mosh
Th cro '
; August.
clouds.
II at ‘ ’
are numeroue attractive “fill“
ihrou
New orkoro some time ago new iii
fluent residuum am am built.
York. New Haven and Hortlord Rail
surpassed, there being II lino harbor.
The shore property has been rapidly
developed during the past tow yearn.
tending to make the town quite a cunt-
mar retort Lying to the cast or Nor-
walk. II number of Norwalk people,
with aurora tram Bridgeport. would;
acquired property at Combo Mills.
and some fifty cottages and bungalows
have been erected there, making I
complete settlement. At Compo the
town has erected a large pavilion, and
there are bathing and boating facili-
ties. An extension may be made again
thin spinner.
Elinor Henderson has begun bio
duties with Funeral Director Charles
Fable. .
A daughtei was born to Mr. and
Mrs Harry Stoddard in North ave
one. Saturday.
Mrs Sarah Judd ‘ or are... won
in that place Friday.
A special meeting of Christ church
vastly was he] dimmedlotcl) alter the“
Sunday morning service.
i
Walter Marvin is confined to his
home on Sylvan avenue as the result
oi‘ stepping on n rusiyunll.
A plearluuivonilng was enjoyed at
Compo bench Bottli‘day evening by'lhe
members of the. Girl’s Friendly so-
ciety, oiiirnce church. Norwulit.
w
The second clambuko oi the Stony
Brook Social cluh woo aieudod by
about .150. Sonic oi the attendants
came from Norwulli and Bridgeport.
Rev. Father llamel, who in in
center of Rev. J. J. Dnggnu.
turned from his retreat at
leland.
lulu rc~
Kc) nor
--Wu—u-~
A numehr oi' Norwnlk young men
who are running their popular camp
at Compo beach known on "The l’aI
canoe in uhlch they cxpeit to enjoy
a great deal of their allure limo.
The members oi the Wcaipori (iIIII
club will meet one day thin week for
the purpose of cleaning up and put.
ding their now hold into nhapo {or
Saturday shoot. The club will pay a
Wait to the Bridgeport Gun Club at
their next big about. some limo iu'
Cilii'ord Jennings. one or our moot
highly entwined residents who was
removed to the Norweik hoopllol. Fri-
day hollering with typhoid fever. dlod
ill that luailiuiion- curly Sunday morn-
ing llsceauod leaves a wilemul iuo
ahildren who have the hourlicli nymph
thy of the community in their iilld
rho: cavement.
'I‘homoc linuxon. cl lirldnemiri. who
for home time hon been working in
Walloon trimming Irene. who paid
iuily injured Saturday afternoon
while on his way to Bridgeport. lie
was riding on the truck of the Horn
luau Brewing company and in trying
the cool. lost his balance and toll in
front at the auto. nature the machine
couldbe stopped the man‘o loin: were
run over. lie in nurturing intense
pain.
hire. Emma Ftliiiciiii Buckingham.
widow of the late Hoary iii. hocking-
tor. hire. Chariot (iodirny, oi Boner
tuck Friday morning. Demand 1’
aurvivpd by one daughter. hm. lied
liver. with whom she lived. and are
none. Andcrw ill olichlnghuui. oi Milli
Norwnlic and Albert Buohlns’hom. The
iunerai aervlcou handheld Donald
0
interment followed a; In;
Wflh i
not the town. and the wealthy, ‘
The town in very nicely situated, ,
being on the main line oi theiNcw‘.
road. and having excellent trolley con.
motions. The water facilities Ire im-
Bethel and other inland towns. have
‘ 00mph.
known in this town, died at her home“
" children visited Georgetown relaunch.
‘ more“. »
, boxy mterdai‘. utter-I two mim‘ visit?
charge ol‘ the pariah oi the Church of
nounhe." haw puichnaed II lino "omaueme “‘ “W residence of mm“
to not come tobacco which WIIII under
him. died lit the home other room
Iernoon from the animatock‘flethod l ‘
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continuation will be pleased w h. ‘
reunite from the one or line sten-
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. William spoilt
Sunday in Ridgofleld.
Miss Annie Modeling. of Bridgeport.
slaw sheet or litre. P. B. Perry.
I.”
Selectman Gould is still confined to
his bed with several broken ribs.
.' m
Mr. and Mrs. ii. P. Fitch ”wavelet/or»
Sunday guests oi Barium relatives.
m
an 13 P.I Merwiu continuealliand
in the mile of o puree iiom Bildge-
port
Mrs. Hattie Color is spending a low
weeks at the Goleburu cottage Iat
WW
Mrs Parlrii'k. or South Norwaik. la
the some: of her sister. Mali. Eugene
Hendrix. , , I .
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“HI and him. Chalice Horn and?
W, ,' , .
Henry Robinson returned to Dan»
with relatives
,.
Orlando Androivu and i’amily wont
Sunday will: Mr. and hire. in: Jin-
Ilreyva. in Sirollleld. ‘
W
Hana ‘limieiou, of Brooklyn. in
spending a lap" week: at the residence
of Miss Loulae Coley.
Moi. C. E. i‘nueher and a number of
frionda ore spewing a week at the
Jockaon cottage at Combo IBoucll.
lilorris Brown has returned in
Bridgeport after several days' visit III
Inc. residence of hire. Sarah Brown.
m
him. lrvlng Lookwood hue entertain»
ed her father from illusion. and her
brother, John Gordon. from New York.
Mr. aud'llira. iiowna. Mr. and Mrs.
Oimeiead. at Stamford. have been
Foncher.
Telephones are being lnoiulled in
the bounce of Wilbur Siurgou. Uharice
Hall, Patrick Maloney. Charles Come
and iiieorgo (torso.
liar. and hire. l). Mouse are enter-
Iiaiuing Mr. and hire. George Moses. oi
\l’aiorbury. and Mrs. William Mullen
and little non. of Winoied.
lire. J. iii. Perry and daughters and
Mlea‘ll‘lary Johnson have reinrned to
East Norwoili. after a few days” visit
with Mr. and Mrs. W, ii. Robinson.
Frederick Bennett, David Coley, MI
lea Gifford and the Minor Dooley re-I
halved the third and fourth degree: at
Norflold Grange. Friday evening. A
lame delegation from New (loaned
(image we ancient.
WNW“ YOUR «mum.
Their notion control: your health.
Read what Willy‘itiduey Pill: have
done for your neighbor. _ 1111.11. W.
Alien. Quincy. lll., new: ‘About iI
your auto niywhllinoys hogan liothoriull
me. i had I wailing in any entries and
limbo. than headaches and nervous
dim walla. and litter comm h‘IIolo
«not. 1 1m “anemone. when l
hogan mun: Folio Kidney “Print 1
heat causing them until i will: once
more freed or oil kidney troubled The
lilting. Pharmacy and W. 3'. Wimm‘
‘1 cg. , MOI
TH! IRIWTiON room.
no immune Toorlul on. or an:
linen. 11“er it ringwd moral fine no.
woolly conduct tour: a: the latter
em or July it Much Thole law-
‘Il
are metal. Atlantic Winona» _
July min Wile mainland. limit
dill; Bummer“? Minder coil
i are." will Mr. lilacll'hokcrtou. “with
ii: a mean appetite could he satisfied
”take by inhalation a lull course diu-
I 3; kitchen on the floor on which he found
E are distinctly stratified mill the amt-
‘ ”inaction may be, as a geologist might
Nanally he as d'ifllmilt to trace one Io"!
7 cooking odors of different sorts on the
. occasionally.
hallo always?
be Odom or food and cooking. and
”h o. amount moron ion/cry door.
in walking up from street door ‘to root
her. . I, I
“'And yet; it he were to assume that
the several occurs he encounters on
dummy up come do each case froth a
them his sense of roach might prove
Misleading; for while the smells here
say. dull of dips and limits. It might
these odors, however planning. In its.
original woman an it Would ho to Ital-
low up a broken m rein
"My friend Blinnom and I. coming
out Iii my flat on the fifth floor this
evening to walk down man's, umeliedi
at the some moment in the hall the
odor of trying heeleteuk; not broliing.
but trying.
filial? I sold, fgomehod-y is going to
have tried bceieieah. ‘ *
“‘Aud.‘ sold Blinxom. ‘1 email on
loos. Somehody'é going Io hare beer
steak and onions?" ‘
-‘ "So then we passed on down, getting
V.
various ilcoraas we paused along until
we had. come to the ground near
where. struck strongly at the some luv
slant by the some scent. we looked at
each other and exclaimed soltly but si-
murianeoualy:
, {“il‘ricd onloou!‘
"Fried heelstend and fried onione
are commonly cooked in coordination.
and there could be no reasonable
doubt that them two items of food
worn at this moment being cooked to
gather in the name flat. though here
were their seems in the hall, four
More apart. '1‘th to somo‘mighi seem
a mystery. but to me it is vcrr elm-
pie.
"Mr explanation of ii is based on the
fact that some counts are lIeuylcr than
others and with a tendency to tail,
while some oihern, lighter. have a ion»
zioncy to rise. and than two scents
from the same floor may become serum
died and it might be that neither
would remain on iiae floor of the flat
from “INNS: came originally.
"And l h e a further theory that
air currents may play some part here
in floating the scouts up or down, so
chat you never could tall with any do.
area a! certainly, whether the adore
cbaorred on any floor wine from a hat
on that door or not or where they did
come from. in loot. the stratification
of the ‘odoru here. well defined and
'ol’ an egg. inc cups of floor, two tee-
r-aic‘oweoisee. ‘
‘ Croonled Calf lamina.
'IThlsI dish. is oeuccieiy Jamil. .Porboil
calvec’ ‘ brains, chop due. mix with
one ouptu‘l oi cold cooked peas peasan-
ed. Maire a sauce of one cuoiul or
one level teaspooniul each of salt and
pepper. Add the peas and Calvee'l
braina Heat and pour over slices of
crisp toast. ‘ I
Candied Ohm-in.
Use only perfect fruit that clings
tightly to the-'Istem; Cook a sugar
syrup to album, set the pen in anoth-
er pan of. hot water. Pick dummy a;
few cherries at a time and dip into the
Syrup. hold the cherries in "the air a;
few seconds and rsdlp into the rayrup
before coming. Bust a little pulveiiz-g
Ilid linear over them.
Canned Cherries.
Use only the solid fruit. adding hot
water as needed. but save all juice,
heat and can. Splendid for mince
pics. or fruit notice to eat with baked
liodding.~Waobingion Herald.
Franklin Tea Rolls.
Two. tablespoons oi butter. two to-
blespoons of sugar. one teaspoon of
salt. the cups of milk scolded. one
least cake dissolved in one quarter
cup of lukewarm “eater. Put the but»
tor, sugar and saliiuio one bread pan;
add the hot mill: and when lukewarm
add the: yeast and three cups oi! the
flour." Beat thoroughly. ondlei rise
until double in bulk. rhea add enough
more flour tohnead. and let riseIIagain
Turn onto a floured hoard. knead thor
oughly. and roll out one-third inch
thick. Out with a biscuit cutter. make
a deep crease through the center oi’
each with a knife ’handle, brush one
half with melted butter. told the other
half over onto the battered hall. and
pro-as the edges together. Place in n
buttered pan one inch apart, let rise
until light and well puffed. and bake
in a moderate oven 20 minutes.
Berry Muffim.
One cup at sugar. the angina alliile
thilt. one cup of milk butter the size
spooua of baking powder and two cups
of blueberries or blackberries. Take
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CURRANT JELLY.
no make curraui lolly. free the our»
main from leaves and the larger
ultimo. Put them in a preacrvlng kettle.
email gently and heat elowly. stirring
When the cannula are
hot. orunh with a \‘Bxeliililil masher.
II Jelly bag and let it drain on long an
it urine. but do not aqueous. The pro
con may be humped by taking the
owner: of the has: or cliecaecioih and
lilting was to more the conicm' from
side to elite. Measure the juice and re»
turn to a clean procuring kettle. Um
on ordinary conditions; for every pint
offline lhohidhe token mum at gran-
plated war. and. the int
until the norm in do:
Mai and out in flow
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lam coolly digested it moody conic
mole that Ihouid enter into the
What when done. their should be re.-
moron Mid owned between the tin-
mode hresii the“ anion. It allowed to
Turn the annulled fruit and juice into ‘
I tolled mm m deliciouo. and ‘
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and mild
the ow to it, batted till the Juice . _
Loco Lived (loci and , ‘
.Ihali‘ at the ousor an uprlni
berries, alter they have bee
and thoroughly drained Cr toms
.Inalning hall cup oi sugar with
tor and yolks of «shall.
and flour into which the hold
do
sweet milk one hnlt- cupiul of cream, .of the eggs and last the berm
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Recipes. 9
Richmond corn cakeamay be in
from com a trifle old They and
go well with roast beer. "in ii .
Yorkshire pudding. (ism-to com .I
ooh; there should be three on.
Companion.
tassel hanging from the top or chi
one the appearance at an othe Wis
good looking shoe. I
Cream one tnhlespoonful or butt
with one and one half cups of
ed sugar.
lies and let stand
When ready to use add thé ,
while of an e: {3 Any crushed “It'll
can be fixed in the same manned
ripe red raspberries being-panic
Add my
r has been sifted, then i
gem pans about 30 Initiator hold,
(served while ' warn: wChvibe»
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RlCHMOND conu muss. ‘
liciona garnish to chicken,a
pull of pulp. To pun).
rain! of milk. (medial! a e
d am seven-eighths eupful of aofl
th one tablespoonful of baking 1 _
r (leiel measurement. Vrememhe
I. please!) and oneha‘li t: ..
Combine mixture d
moderate or on ——-W omafi‘c
Why is it that women will leav
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Filling (91‘ strap berry
Add one pint of crushed-lie
in a norm place.
is
good; no cream is required.
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