La. am who who In:
etc locutcddlncl "
With heudooxum booms
lit it our ital lob
booted .
ubogauy-rimmcd glass truth novc
also in closely set hectic etwoen
; pupae. inttend of the usual piece of
“1:; rounds This makes the tray trans.
‘ potent so that when hold to twilight
the‘ denial; shows with good; effect.
L Some have lundscupoa, others floral
patterns, while still others show Hep:
poliwbitc and Sheraton designs in in.
Tiald baud pattern. Thebes. trays are
{roux $2. 50 to $8. acordinglto size:
Unique trays come from. Japan. They
are framed in queer native wood..a1id
showy“ beneath ~ the glass: the. delicate
trocery or lntrlcnt‘é Japanese stencils
over white or a sort. colon. L” These atone
clls display the marvelous skill and po-
deuce of the mums. for the patterns '
are cut from; a solid sheet of dark
Washing Lot pans and kottl‘ieu
not involve hair the labor: If; do;
medlutcly utter; usingmor '
with water. L _ ,.
Wipe the range with
alter cooking and it only
bright With little trouble.
The hatclr passage of'sto
be kept freo f1 om soot as tb
iy interferes with the hentln or
oven.
A basin of cold water Ibo.
cad in an overheated oven:
on the temperature. L L
Rusty hadrons should; I 5
over with beeswax and in
{wax and salt . L
Though. meat will bet ma ; .
placed in vinegar and water I
minutes. .7
To best the whites or. eggs kill
; gots'ifnoi'c. no only of the enduring-
; arbor satisfaction oI' um”. but of the more
whore property baa linen mildly» creature condom than neighboripc
bod durins the cult raw ram ousobolda with I not) to spend "
‘ 1 ““3““ the. town “NJ “W ny one fumillIr with msrkotI
‘ mer r sort. filing to the IdIIof; Nb out! ”I” p‘rlcea of {iambic W"
L: walla. I number It Nor-wont will
’ Mill othcro from Bridgeport; 1513mm: acts are Iu'blect to frequent and wide
solutions. Yet many housekeepers
< Bothei and other inland. tom, hiya:
m p um such products without regard
‘ _ mulled filming“ Emotional
L5, some 3" (30 988 WW3
/ have been erected there. unkind n» ”“9“” L¥°ndm°h° 0“ the “a” men ilbnrlik‘e paper. until only the
complain settlement. At 59W a“ basil. for instance. certain kinda uni" unseat troccry of the paper lslsft to
”'3‘ “0 sometimes cheap; mm a” new the design. instead of a stenciled
”033°“ 1‘“ been ”"56: and ”“5me Lfabiic lining used the stencil. itself is
1 1 \ mun has erected a large common
The lollies of Broad River are do “WW ”Le bathing and Mill!!! twill ~
expensive; boom. condition have mounted on a fabric. it is possible to
mid: them account You m’cny house
meeting. last evening, in the has: Av
'5 lime church. The meeting woo we
[attended end cuthusloetlo; ,
‘ The annllnl picnic or Christ dhunch.‘ V
'éundwy school will be held Lot Rotor! ;
.golnb tomoirow. A special our will ‘ '
, ; ; (be East ovenué switch It. 10"
‘ go ’cloyic sharp.
LidilTilliilSE PililiT‘ ‘ L
LNEW HAVEN. .l‘uly 19.-'l‘he twen.
tit-seventh. annunl encampment of: the,
Connecticut brigade o! the Knights of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Remington 1
L‘L'Ibd son, Henry A. Jr” and Miss Daisy
Parker, or Bridgeport, were the guests
ranging for a, lawn pony, in, be held Emz‘axnfigg’nflm may M ”“1““
Thursday evening, July‘2'l, on the
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’Country Club.‘wblch; appeared in The
Sentinel, yesterday. All are not mcm‘
L bell: of ihe'ciub, but it is situated in
acts. :
.1 which they heldm Nuuvoo lslnnd Sun-
of? James Parker; of this place. for at
short time, today ; i.
The East Norwalk Fire Police are
noticeably inactive. this season, and
up to the present time have not enjoy»
ed any of their usual clnmbnkcs nor
are there any plume made for events of
this character in the near futule. .
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indications wow this molding that
the d y would he a warm one and:
many East Norwulk poople mude' pre-
palntlons for spending .thc duy at Ro
' ton 'Polut or other places along the
shore. The weather is delightful for
these outings. ,
m. L L I
East Norwalk renders took a lively
lptereat in the photographic lepmduc-
Lions and Article on the Norwnlk
East gorwnlk and lilnIt N01 wnlk poo-
placard proud of it no one of their no-
The Oriole baseball team enjoyed
' themselves 789’ well at the clambalte
' Ludo} that they ore already 1.13mi; pluus
for holding another similar event on
August 20. Manager Fred Brown in
making the necessary arrangements.
The season for natural grou‘ihcru to
, work on the atotc beds closes tomor-
row and will not open again until biop-
lumber 20. Just what the men will;
do during this time'ls not known;
Some of them will probably hire out to
the bigger oyster companies for the
planting season Others work on those?
beds which do 11 at come under the nu-
pe: vision of the law.
Word has been received from (i.
iouting will afford much pleasure to
bodies or the order from the lower
L part of the suite.
‘nnd it is expected that lirlgudlcr (ion-
’tlon of the other officers in in doubl.
Pytbins. Uniformed Rank, will be held
under tents at. Lighthouse Point on
July 30, 31 August Land 2.1
uniformed rank present and while the
the friends or the mucus bodies which
willbe gathered there—wand there, will
be many hundreds of them from all
parts of the statcwtbo uniformed
rank, it is said, has a plan of cum
paign laid out for them which will
keep them buoy. ;
The affair will be the state brigade
encampment for the Knights in this
state. and us they follow very closely
unliormed members.
There will be 100 tents in the an.
cnlnpmenl. L. Brigadier General George
R ’l‘ryou.
muud. Lieutenant Colonel l. E Ju-
cube of thin city. will be in command
of the First iteglrnom. which covers
Colonel Loon Hull will have charge
of the Second Regiment; from the
north. ,. '
Regular army tactics will be toi-
lowcd out in all of the work. There
will be drills for prize» covering pro-
ficiency in mnneuvcrs. the sword mun-
uul. the regular drill and the guard
mount.
The first matter to bo token up on
July 31 will be the election of otllccre.
oral Tryou will be rcchoocn. 'l‘he niec-
Tho military demonstration will bu
under the eye oi the head of the order,
Major General Arthur Stubbort, 0! St.
Poul. Minn. who will be present hi
the lust duys of the worlg.
Vurlcus slate lodges will Luke purl
lio‘vurd Kingr who is visiting in Sun“, ‘ in [he 6110111119183“; at “)9 ngllihviise.
lord, N. Y.. to tho effect that he is very.
' Imp-i1 improved in health: ..
last week. from the effects of the bent
and for sometime his condition one
, such on to couuo his relatives grave
concern. However, he pulled out all
right and it is expected thut tho blgb~
or ultlludes of the Cutsklilu will prove
beneficial to his health.
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fi‘ho‘lcubt Norwulk Yacht Club and
nicmbm a of tho yachting 1'1 uioruity urc
llldklllt’. uctivo mopurntionn for the mo-
to: boot prndo. which will lio hold on
the 29111 lust. Every indication in that
thin event will be one of tho moot upon
tucuiur and bydor the moot Iuccasefui
ever 1.2.111 in tho Norwuika. Comma:
dove Hurry llldor, of linet Norwolk.
dud Commodore it Livinauton hockey.
of flownylou, have courage of the If.
l‘uir. ' d
The Buchoior Club hundiouroed to
low Posture bunch for I luv week» of
rent and, gratification. bl. Pr - I ; c. the
handsome and populnryoung- mutton
nil-trodes. who. by the why. in It the
bond or this invondvmindudspmanluw
limp mucus “cunt all young iodide
or marrioncnhio instinct keep away
(mm the ironic bullion which iii (26!!!“
manly culled Bachelors haircut Wnl
~ his enterpriilingl Itruixhtfow
wurdpmoniy and unrlgholooklug Inns .1
Mr. mnmllorby. Greenwich, Btumford. Bridger
was tukou suddenly and violently ill,5|’"”- llurfford. New llrltulu. Bristol.
including those from Now Haven.
1 Middioiowu,
London.
It is expected that the next annual
encampment of the order will be hold
at F‘orl Worth, ’l‘ex. Tho lost one was
ut Milwaukee.
Wiiiimnntic. and New
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FOUND BTORE DOOH UNLOCKfiD.
attic-r Adams Then Notified Manager
P. F. Burn- by Telephone.
1 Special Officer Lorenzo J. Adam.
on duty In Norwulk lIut evening.
covered tho front door of the lloston
more unlocked. dumbing that burn-
.inru might be inside the policeman au-
ierod and mode u thorough scorch of
disorder. ho culled Modular P. if.
bum on the telephone. The mnuugor
hurried down to the atom and whether
Rho men went through lilo building.
Manager Burnu hnd left the door on-
iocited bimbo“ at ll o‘cldcit lmi. bc
thought nomuone might hove unloved
between than and 8 o'clock, when 0i
floor Adumn discovered tho condition
or tillage. ‘
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rue Import. ion VAfill'f'lOw
It”.
Random of The Sonllnol laying in»
our for tho Inshore. mountains or
:mni min, or tor Europe. and ham
» ‘ direct» them by null foo
There 1
twill be at least 400 members oil the
the regular military tactics it follows .
tbut u lot of hard work. lsohoad of the .
of Mormon. will be in corn- -.
a... icon! libel for repair work. but will
the building. Finding no one nor any .
“would! «qu“. “like or»; ‘
mounds of Harry A. Vail. for the hen .
edt of the baseball team. ‘
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Much interest is Lluanlfested in the
outcome of next Saturday’s ball game.
between the Broad Rivers and Stirr-
minos, which will be played on' c
grounds of the latter 1cam.-.,- uucu
friendly rivalry exists between those
two teams and a serial: or five games 1
has been arranged the first two helm!
aileady played. each team winning
‘one away from home. Both teams
Saturday‘s game. and it good crowd is
expected to ace the contest.
BACKB’ OF SEATS TOO LOW.
Trouble Being Experienced “Inn New
Trolley Cm in Norwnlk.
A coudltiun existing in all of the
new large double-truck trollcy Odors.
which have recently been added to the
Nor-walk service by the Connecticut
Company wu noticed recently by‘a
Sentinel roprenautntlve: and yesterday
Superintendent Charles A. (toployfs at-
tention woe called to the Miter in nu
inquiring way. He bus of course no-
tlcod the audio-trouble in the luspet:
tiuu of the trolleys and explained the
reason for it.
The new cars. it will be noticed.
have had the edges of the souls uil
scraped und in muny crises out quite
deeply. This is caused by the turning
over of tho sonic, when the our is
shifted to go the uthcr way. 'l‘blu is
done at tho and ol'thc line M Miller‘s
bridge on the “lam lino. and also at
Main and Well s’trcets. 0n the Win-
liipnult line it in only necessary at the
Wlnnlpuuk end.
This constant choosing bun caused
the souls to become gauged and dug
out. It seems that when the cm were
oountructcdtha bolt ut the motor on
which the sent is reversed. won out
three-eighth of an inch too low. This
bun mused all‘thc trouble. bluny
limos the rent of the buck oi the
seat slips down over the edge of the
base 0! the seat. and raising it is
difficult.
To remedy the matter it will be
noccsanry to loud the ours to the mo-
tour. for every bent in the lour ulreudy
hero, and Mr. Uopicy uayu the two
new ones coming arc probably the
uncle. must be changed. The cure
moot at present be spared from the
be bent to the factory in liirluxoport
curb are in use again:
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HAMLDN WALK BEING, REPAMID.
The nidowuih in (rent of tho Elohim
Broiilcru' atom in Wall Itroet in helm:
repoimd‘ today by a. force or men unv
bur Street Commissioner Edward F‘.
Duffy. ;lt in necemry to removortb
lop droning of tar and lay a live inch
hum of cement before roplocin; the
royal-lug to moire tho wall: level with
since urmummem which allow lipid“
ire enter the collar or the store. {1th
place in QUOLBUOII had bunk about (loll?
'ceediugly dangero:3. Mrs. 11‘. Vim
Burch having foiled. the» handily.
‘Tho worn wseloutiiorincd by mmont
council mention“: and disallow hash t
dolweddn getting at the w it.
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CHIP FOWM sou-II
‘ Mrs. Fmd H. daemon and mother
believe they will come out‘ubead in
during the winter: when the.clcsod .;
and 1bree~quartenzpnchonnd Idiom;
The rain blondol. although not.
heavy was gladly welcomed.
Labour youterduy in Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Holman of.
Norwalk have been moan: about; no
town.
J Chnpmuu Taylor. who severely
out his toot with. on III, in tuition;
along nicolym '
F. E. Lewln-Jr., of Suuxaluch. is-
attending the Lsrchrnont yacht races
at Lurchmout.
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L. M Gould is suffering with three
broken ribs caused by falling from
I load of buy.
Mina Fol-once Factor has been tool
goes! the past week of her ninmr. Mm?
Jumbo Buikelby. on Mill Hill, Boutllv
“port.
“ Mr. and'allorulfma Grindrod or
‘liridxeport. Who are unending their
vocation in Norwaik. have been visit-z
luglutown.
A part) from Bedding enjoyed a}
picnic at Combo beach yesterday until
secured sonic fine clams which incl;
look to their freluds.
There were over 2 .500 people no;
t‘uupo beach Sunday nod although tine
troiloya ran on a tenvrnluuta schedule,
they were unable to bundle the crowd. i
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The funeral of Clifford JenningIL
was largely attended from his home;
on Washington uvcuue. yesterday or-
lurnoou. Rot. Kenneth Mackenzie
omcluted. 1c
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Mrs Arthur Bradley, who dropped
it puir of octagon while sewing and?
which pierced one of he tool: in now
confined to her bod In Luring with
blood poisoning. . I ‘.
Mr. and Mn. Chariots Hippo have
returned from their weddinx"trip and”
alter crusading n few days with MW
lilppo'u parents will no to house-
keeping in Bridgeport.
A Iriecini meeting of the blowout
coupler, I). A. ll... will be held at
Colonial cottage on Friday It 4 p. m.
This it; an important meeting and
Weutnort membevI are urged to at-
land.
Camp i'vsrsouosc" at Combo beach
was entered by come one in lbI‘ day
time recently and many valuable urn
tibia: melon. Tho ownorb of. the
comp; have .ofilored I comrades the
arrest and conviction of the guilty par-
ties.
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Dreaded in their Sunday cloth“,
Joyepit Dcrkharl and; George Aiken.
mandate“ of the 'fPInonIII“ It
compo bench. took new our unit in
tiled! m count: ‘1' s
tum into till we
oi the; ounce and m chilled
mum no tow tho bobbin their
olothoIL beinmralnod. ,
Wm in making; up the daily menu
; give no thought to the market.
but today and blueilsh tomorrow will
do as well In bluntich today and ball-
but tomorrow; but the first combinm
tion may cost 40 cents a pound and the
second 20 canto.
How shall one learn whether one is
getting one’ I moncy'o worth? The first 5
atom is to learnbow much money
things cost ,; ' i
is that “pom: for voluntary activi-
tips chall not“ be clfissed with those
which are forced uponlpe family by
‘h ulna the household must not be con»
. its income lu'propcrly of any
Hail
The first principle of classification
wholes beyond its control.
Duo of, the purposes of the accounts
is to help the family by compurleons
with other years and other families to
learn what lo'worth while and how
thlupo may be done more economical‘
ly, honco‘comblning tattle which are
influenced in opposite directions by
the some conditions offsets one trend ‘
against the otbor and so hides both
Cheap rent, in a poorlv built house.
may mean leaky doors. windows and
attic». and a his cool bill; Or it mu)
{mean a tight little house with small.
"glow rooms and tiny halls. and a fan
coal cost.
The second principle. then. is that
expenses should be grouped solely on
the basin of the purpose that the)
nerve or the conditions which affect
them“
The third principle of classification
of expenditure requires that caxcful‘
distinction Ihuli be made between that
which it oxhamted once for all and '
tho: which will continue to serve its
one beyond the period for which the
accounts arc mado up. if one were to
charge I new bedmom set in the some
Account with replacement of broken
crockery and of ordinary hcfisehold
equipment like kitchenware. table Mn» 1
In etc. comparisons of costs between
scans Would have no mooning. The
years of large additions to furniture
would 3le totals so much larger than
the others that'ihc eeffct of change:
in the cool of replacement Would we
loci. ; in other words, the cost 0! runs
lined with the cost of equipping it
or increasing its ouulpmaut.
ii in plan deelruhlc that Mary hou‘neo
hold Ihnll keep dctuilod account not
only of running expenses, but of lul
equipment of vurloua aorta. Such flu
urea help the family to see where. in
port. it: money has gone. and to pulse
whether it is looking up too much of
one
type.
The common at division should be
mud: between sourced or income In
women are few; but if inclined at the
fondly on both calm dud Lindon“
from imminent: than Ibouid in
hunt nonunion-10!“ either may chariot
without the othcr. or incmuo in one
row afloat *II decree» in in other.“
Willinm Morse cola. of Harvard Uni
vacuity. ; ; . .
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‘Vmcv whilst.
cram mum innuendo
n
' German
llbcn in no: folli-
lonoblrioneri"
bemoan cameo or outgo. Usually the L
done with momma cotton lion on '
. bury nucleated
rlr thin summon bow
buy these elaborate stencils separately
(from 25 cents up) and an odd oval or .
sconce: Window minor or. pictune L
frame may be utlllZed for thetmy. The
stencil should be mounted over a bit of
material to harmonioe with the room.
etudles' Home Journal.
WALL'L murmur.
in reply to-the query.."CIti I, succeed
fully paper over whitewashed, plaster
ed walls ‘nud'culciniine over painted
walls?" the Ladies. Home Journal
Isys‘: ,
Any plastered «veil unlesndone with
the rough. Bond finish, can be paneled
if the wall is properly sized first so
that the paper Will take. it firm. hold.
Yes. 3011 can caiclmine over paint, and
some people who patio wished to lmv
prove a too couspcioue. figured, wnliv ;
paper have even used it directly over
the paper wlih‘uuccees. allowing the.
i
all a little pinch of salt.
To protect the ruffles of bottle
from the inevitable wear and t
the edge of the outer ruftlcwvlt
mclflbraid and tho dust‘f‘riiifl
. tattlng' braid, whichls contusi-
only will. the lace and: lawn ~11 ;
led from hncm. but the appears.
the ruffle itself will be improved ,
a. contributor to theNcw ‘20 P
This is A little hint give L
sociable (lemon housakeene who
embroider: beautifully; and
seen. as i did. the beautiful putt
which she assured me Were year
you would hasten now-am i did ‘ ,
to purchase at the nenelest em rel ‘
braid of the proper width.
Sentinel want ads. bring resulth‘
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81W E8 PETTiC-DAL
figure to show through in only u shud-
ow form.
In.—
HOUSE FOR TOY. :
A unlgu‘e receptacle for holding toys
in the hex made like a house. and pro-
video with: -smali wooden wheale so
that it may be easily transported from
room to room—Newark News.
CityNatioualek
TRANSACTS A GENERAL IANKiNa
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVE“
FACILITY OONBNTENT
wn‘H . scum:
ammo
Capital Surplus and Profits ‘
’100'000-00 ‘5 ‘117gmtoo
81f. Depart! boxes 33 and $5 per you
son H. MATHEWSON. Pun.
JOHN H. KNAPP. m Vlccol’ru.
FREDIRICK H. Rowan: 2nd Vice. _
Pr".
WILFBID BONUS”... Cubicl-
. DIRECTORS
I. H. Mathewson .I. Walloon Marvin
John H. Knapp John H. Light
Chrlotian 3mm Fred. H. Rowan
samuol Grumman Lawn R. Hurlfautt
Henry 8. Lockwood
You Save All
the Juice
and a lot
of w 'elght in the
“Meat if you.
new
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Call at our store and cumin
w. F.ngm0re I
I North Main on.
for 59c
for yourself. ’
causal“: ’
lo. «I
; cm L
Tulophc‘nc m
bio; u but mud qr Columbus,;
wooed. lobed,
“‘ 6011:“, and flit) “hilt ii if”? LLW
amnion um“.
convcnlionoilsbd doom l.
fluid the humbled Yorker.
induced ,i’cr’ocnmplmo. scam and .
'rnu danish; ire oil ,.
lid-I'd.
Norwalk Chronicler