\
, . ion of dishes. it is used on cold on f 1 f it bl f
(it). want a man in their starch room live-room cottage on Bates Court and Ave. South borwaiit. , ‘ an at spoonfuls of butter. when melted put u s o as one to espoon ul of dry
. . . also tivo Rob's in limb shirt boxing one hoase. Lawrence St. inquire Uni- . T "’ ' " ‘ ““"1- IN- N “QWWTS- in NH 81'0“ G1 "limb”. “it ihk’k‘ *trees and salads. where the materials imustard three-fourths tables
t“ dopamine“ * 321:“ FOR SACEMCHEAP. K PIANO: ‘ --r--i cook “um Wilder turninx limyuctiil. lure molded in the lolly. It must '59
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Clasmfied Advertisements
Wants To Let For Sale.
Busmess 8. Professional
ards etcetera
d‘
,t
1
WANTED.
WANTED~-BOYS WANTED. scan-
inunn Art Print. 113 Washington St...
ieur. shalt
'WANTED - HOUSEKEEPER . 0R
geueiai houseworker; no washing or
ironing. Apply to Mrs Bowen, Belle
Island. a2'i1t
a”.
WANTED—JilVEllY GAS ENGINE
owner to know that we make a spec-
ialty of repairing ignition apparatus.
Storage batteries recharged and re-
paired. Positively no Sunday work.
McKlbhin, 47 Elmwood Ave.
a2] ‘23 25
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
Knickerbocker heather Novelty (10..
the Asche (notary. 8 Mioproe St. a2l tf ,
”WANTED CLUETT PEADODY &
WANTED-wwMAllkFOll GENERAL.
TO LET
furnished rooms. Inquire ii llanford
Pisceflouth Norwslk. an 3t
TO LET~~HOUSE; 1“ SOUTH
Main St, 8 rooms, all improvements;
also house. 6 rooms, Meadow so. im-
provements. inquire E. M. Tolles. 146
South Main St. 823 St
TO LET ~lRO0MS. FLATS. HOUS-
es. shop, office. basement. barn. What-
eVer you want. call on Raymond Bros;
South Norwalk. 22‘3l
To LETwl‘i‘OUR LARGE ROOMS.
stationary tubs and bath room. in-
quire Frank Wilcek. 37 Falrlleld have.
, 4 n2 3t
N-ROQM COTTAfiE.
,Lincoln Arse . also
TQ LEW-Eli:
nil iinpr ovemen
ted Grocery (20.. and R. Joselovskjv.
. , a
TO LET—T0. comprises cum.
if. reliable me e and In good condition
' South Norwaik
office chair. typewriter. bicycle and
all... by slim-I hi. it
llsclms
' 5m 1.; ’M’". «a is
Railroad company is not worrylns
?. over whit notion the Brotherhgod oi
‘w‘lbocomotlvo illustrious might take in
a
In Black-
*- \
sea .SALE.‘
son sun-anon MAHOGANY
upright piano. with stool and cover.
slightly used. Will sell at a sacrifice.
'L“ Hi Lurch. Harbor View headgear.
, a t
FOR SALE-GASOLINE LAUNCH.
20 feet long. 4 h. p. Barker motor;
made to order. copper rlveted..ln first
class condition. No reasonable oner
refused. inquire tel, 394-5. ‘ a2? 3t
FOR SALE~«CANOES. lDEAl.
canoeing weather now. Get an Old
Town canoe. Prompt delivery. Cats-
log on request. W. H. Ferris. agent. 6
Elm Grove St. a2! lit
FOR BAhfi—BBDROOM SUITE,
other articles.“ inquire 2 Quinlard
Party movl g awav. Address 0.. care
-‘ aura to the or
so of thirtyanins
of its members I ace the wreck of the
'Federal Express tralh st Bridgeport.
some weeks ago. for it feels sure that
the men csn‘do nothing.“ theinfov-
motion that cards from an ofllclsl
of the company who is familiar with
all the facts in the case. He de-
elated that the coming to New l-ls-
you of W. 8. Stone. bead of tho ns
Mona] organization. Brotherhood of
Locomoilves Engineers, will act both-
er the road in the least for, accord
ins’ to this man, "There“ isn't an or”
ganlsatlon of any kind that can do
anything in such ,a case. When an
engineer is discharged for running
past a signal that ends it. Neither
the Brotherhood nor anything else
can do anything that will cause the
comppny any uneasiness. '
On the New Haven road there is
in vogue what is called the Brown dc.
, merit system. Trainincn are not dis-
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Three Times, 50c— Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion.
face or Caps. Double Price
charged nor suspended until they have
received one hundred demerits. and
forty-five is the greatest number that
can be given at any one time. Of
course if a man is guilty of a lla-
grsnt violation of a rule. such as the
the lives of patrons of the read. he
is discharged immediately. but for or-
ly' charm! with demerits, the num‘
ber depending upon the circumstan-
ces. Onother roads. the New York
Central for one, men are suspended
for infractions of rules. the number
or days off depending upon the ole
cumstshces.
The Brown 'demerit system hasn't
been given a great deal of considera-
tlon during the recent discharge of
engineers. conductors. brakemen and
tlsgmen. Those who have been judg-
ed guilty of offenses which formerly
ed summarily. ..
sauce was; begin“ PAPKE
Latter Outfought at Every Stage and
f HAVEN. abM’l‘MiAup. iii! 4.
’33... new nation chainsaw»
running past of a signal. endangering ‘
dlnsry infractions of rules he is more:
brought forth demerits were dischsrx- M
raise useless 4
Mo Wllrflhuul
grated cheese, one heaping tsbiespotin-
tul of butter. one tesspbonfnl of onion
juice. salt and paprika to taste. Mix
the chem. butter, paprika and salt in0
”‘0‘ use and stir until the cheese is
melted; Bleak the eggs into a bowl
mix them slightly, pour them into the!
cheese and stir until they nil‘hiclten
Serve with toast.
anesthrssds With Poss
Stand the sweetbresd's in cold water
for one hour; then par-boil and remove
the membranes and sinews. Lay in.
cold water and keep on ice till wanted. l
Put three small sweetbresds into a
pan with one tablespoonful of butter
and cook until the butter has been ab
sorbed, =then add one cupful of stock. a
tiny piece of celery chopped fine. one
tesspoonful of browned flour and sea-
soning of salt Lind white pepper. Turn
the sweetbresds.‘ Cook slowly l'tr 12
minutes. Opera; can of green peas.
warm them thoroughly with a table-
spoonful of butter and a seasonal.. or.
salt and pepper. serve the peas and
sweetbresds together.
Priestess of Lobster
Remove the meat from s two-pound
boiled lobster and chbp it. Add the
yolks of three hard~bolled ens rubbed
through a sieve. one tsblsspoonful of
finely chopped parsley. half a
spoonful of salt. eighth of a too}
spoonful of paprika and a state of
nutmeg.t Melt three heaping table-
spoonfuis of butter. add four iah‘e-
spoonfuls of flour and pour on srsdu l
sillly two cupfuls oi milk. Stir nu'
the sauce boils for a few mnutes
Add the lobster and the seasonings.i
make very hot and. serve with cracwk ‘
ers.
Creamed Tomatoes
Season six raw peeled and sliced
tomatoes; melt‘ two heaping table!
Stir in one cupful of milk or creau.. iu
Bis ens, three tablssroosfsls of ‘
tfil' ’
insulation nwssrs.
Cocosnut Kisses.
'l'o make coco-nut kisses. take one
pound loaf sugar, one gill. of warm.
one dessertspoonfui or glucose. one
fourth pound deselected cocosnut and
dessert spoonful of glucose, one
sugar and water slowly. then add glu-
cose and boil to 238 degrees. Remove
from the flame, add cream and tilt up
the saucepan. and more the spatula in. 4
it backward and forward quickly. This
precess ls bulged grinning; when clou-
dy add the c cannot and any flavor
and color wished. When quite thick
take a teaspoon and get out onto wet
or oiled slab but quickly as possible in
rocky heaps. Any finely chopped nuts
will do instead of cocoanut, When the
kisses of course would be called by
the namebf the nut. or if linely chop
pod singer is used they would be call.
ed ginger kisses.
Coffee Walnut Klsssu .
Proceed the same as above, only us-
ing one gill of good cones instead of
'water, or you may add one dessert-'
spoon of coffee essence to tho mix-
ture. when it is ready {to stain. but in
.411: case bell to 2‘0 degrees. then,
Instead of cocoons-t. add finely one on-
ped walnut and prbeeedas before. set-
ting it out in rocky heaps as quickly
as possible.
CREAM CHEESE SALAD.
Whip half a cupful of thick cream
and into it whip half a cupful of liquid
ssplc jelly and a quarter of a pound
of auteur-Parmesan cheese? “season
with with a little salt and pepper and
divide the mixture into small wet
molds. Set away on ice to harden.
Peel and out large, fat tomatoes in
halves. Dress each with salt pepper.
olive oil and vinegar. Chill on ice.
When serving plus the halved toma4
toss out side up on the dish and put
on each half one of the molded cheese
creams Garnish with parsley sprigs.
Asplc Jelly lends itself to a great var-
clear.
TRWD RECIPES.
Spiced Grapes.
Pick over, wash and remove stems
from live pounds of grapes. Ml;
four pounds of brown sugar with on.
tablespoon. each. of cinnamon. sol
cloves. Add two captain of vinegar. 1.
bring to the boiling point and add
grapes. Let simmer until skins are 1.
Soft.
1 Spiced Plums.
Wipe five pounds of plums andprick
each four or 1ch times with a needle
To one quart of vinegar, add 2% 4 “
pounds of brown sugar. two ounce).
of whole cloves. one ounce of stick oil» .1
human (broken in pieces). one bands 4
01’ mace and one ounce of whole ill):-
spice. Bring to the boiling point us
let boll three minutes “Pour over
plums..4cover andJet stand ovennlfihtc
Drain. again bring syrup to the hell-
lug point, pour over plums, cover an:
again let stand over night. Repeat the'
process for two more consecutive ‘
days 8. y, ,4 .
spiced Pours.
Wash one half peck nickel pears.
amok with a fork .3“ cook in boiling
water in cover hits! soft. Take out
carefully. put in a stone jar and pour
‘over the following syrup. Migono .
pound of white sugar, 1% suprpls of
vinegar and 11,5
whole clovos and stick clnnaisqs. broil-
en in pieces. Bring go the bag” phlnt‘
and let simmer three minutes. , vow
Jar snd let stand twat!”
syrup. bring to the boillu
simmer three minutes and pour over
fruit; repeat. in the jar keep a. mm "
bag. in which are tied two tablespoon-4,4.
fuls. each. of whole cloves and stick
cinnamon.
Tomato Catsup.
Wipe tomatoes. cut in pieces, put in '
preserving kettle, bring to the bollllluf
point and let simmer until soft; th-
them ‘
should be four quarts of the puree. 1'0“”
the purse add two captain of vinegar."
force through a hair sieve:
one cupful of sugar. 2% tablespoon-
of white pepper, one~half tables
ful of cayenne and acne tablespoon
tablespoonftps‘ back at.
ls‘ Badly Battered.
{YORK Aug. cadmium";
of Brooklyn. outfouuht
which s. labiospoonful of how has
been mixed smooth. Cool. until it
Some
To LET»~'I‘W0 HOUSES \\'l'l‘il
all modern improvements. in first class
condition, in best residential part of
housework. Apply Mrs. 'l‘. l. ltaymcnd. Sentinel. .3311“ ”Ch 0‘ whole cloves, allsplce. m“
67 West. St.s213t
. and stick cinnamon. tied in a muslin
GOOD DRESSING.
A good dressing for hard boiled eggs hag
'Nuw
llurke.‘
FOR SALE-wk FIRST CLASS PAM-
4 heusework
"new 1‘
.5 '
1’
‘~ to .the mans“
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
Inquire Mrs. F. 1'. Mr-
mill. 67 South Main St. R213l.
WANTED—~01 1) GEESE FEATHER
beds Best cash prices paid. Address
li‘. Dickinson, General Dell-rem.
South Norwulk n10 1M
.. “7.- _.._..W._~.. W . -. w. ...-..--...
city; central. inquire 22.1‘ayim Ave.
near West=St . a"l 6t
TO LET~SEVEN ROOMS \i‘l'l‘il
improvements, from September 1h. to
adults only. inquire of S. (l. Sliliinan.
24 West. St..80uth Norwalk. an :it
T0 LET-«PROM SEPT l‘. FOUR
or the nice large rooms on second
floor No 3.» Cedar St. .. renI ill. in-
[ "uncfs quire '1‘ Brennan. 47 West Ave. south
Norwalk. , a213t
NOTICE Oll‘ APPOINTMENT ()F To LETw-ONE APARTMENT 0F 7
COMMISSIONERs, ' rooms, all modern improvements; one
At. a Court of Probate hoiden at Nor-
wulk. within and for the District of
- Norwalk, on the 230 day of August. A.
D., 1911.
Estate of Elizabeth 8. Crane. late
of Norwaik in said disiruirt deceased.
The administrator iepieseuts the
estate insolvent and plays the- up
poiiitment of ruommissloneis thereon:
Therefore,
Ordered, That commissioners to re-
ceive. exanilne and decide upon the
claims of the creditors of said estate
be appointed at the Probate Office
in Norwalk on the 20th day of Sep-
ber. 1911. at 3 oclock afternoon;
which all persons in litters-st will
take notice and appear. if they see
cause. and b01193,“ thereon And said
sdministratdr wil site public notice
thereof by posting in copy of this or-
der on the no lie slgn- post nearest to
the place wh re s id deceased last
dwells and within t a same town. and
by publishing the may in a new spspe'r
having a circulation in said district,
at least ten days before said 20th clay
of September. loll;
bliilNllY W. GREGORY,.
n23 it . ludge.”
at.
’ WEALTHY. WIDOW TO BECOMI A
NUN.
Hsrwlch wornsn, Convert, self lesutl-
fol rum to Enter Catholic coli-
“ vent ‘
NORWJGH, 'Auix. 28. --'l?he decision
of an. oci-truce Hails insists the
wealthy widow cl William Colt Lan-
mun, «St-this ‘oity, to bgcdlllb/ bonun
at the convent of the Sisters or the
itepsrstlon, New York city. continue
to crests a furore. today. She was
before Joining the catholic church.
,J Preliminary tolls renunciation or
this“ firm din whom was his
sole oi her hash ill horns. a union
also call and unions accessories
prominent in Episcopal birdies hero»
apartment of rooms.
R & G Corset Co.
TO LETWFIVE' ROOMS. CONNEO
ticu Ave; also six rooms and large
so a. Apply to Mrs. Rosa 'l‘ariov.
102 Taylor Ave. . ah ti
Inquire oIllce
' all (it
Ta LET—MOUSE, ELM GROVE
St. seven rooms, first class condition;
rent $12..»inqulre John H; Khalil). 88
West St. a5 tf
. 'ro LEE—FIVE ROOMS. 55 aroma
8t. inquire Mrs. 4
Ave.
To LETwBRlOK HOUSE 02!“ av-
so rooms. all oohvenlenoss.2 Union
at. Apply to The Hatch it Bailey (36..
Water at" Smith Norwalk. mill ii
To LIT—HAMILTON AVE. HALF
at two-faintly house. 0 rooms. and 6-
room nail all improvements; con-
dition; one block from railroad on.‘
lossth .‘l‘syior. s18 tf
. fBUSINESS uqrxcss.
CHIOKBNI DAPONIZED. ii A noz-
on: larger quantities at cheaper rat/es.
Henry Boaupsln. 192 West St. 'i‘ele-
phone. alt 1w
PIéTUfiI “AMI. MADE no on»
der. Lam Violet of mouldings. Pric
as reasonable. at Wears. lass. etc.
At the old sstsbltshsd mm shop. '53
Washlnston' so. upstsiis. .- . aid if
wast-rs MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made work; Fit and comfort
«pummel. as West .Wnshinstoii Ito
M
vans-W
Moor New Loss MILITARY site’s
. IRW» " . .
. HARTFORD, Aug. 23. western on
tiers issued from this hflice of the so
intanogsneral call attention to the” re-
qulremsnt that all villain states and
stun proposal. shall he kept in the or»
aflan -
R' “”0" T3“; ‘bbtween so and as years of us. with
llv cow. and calf three weeks old. in-
quire I37 Osborn Ave, East heiwnik.
bill (it
FOR SALE. A NEW SEVEN ROOM
house, nlth i 12 acres high lend. good
well. near Rowayton depot. Priest
$2500. on very easy terms. J. H Ober
lander, Darlen. old (it
"iosr
LOST—~A CHILD'S TAN COAT. BE‘
tween lloyt's Nursery. New Canaan.
and Nurwalll. Finder will please not
ify W. 0. Taylor. 39 Meadow 8t. :21 ll
L081” ‘— BE’PWEEN NORWALK
a»
_ Yacht Club and Belle Island station
for Reich Point trolley. fraternity pin.
Letter A set in diamonds: inscription
on back. “Daphne lmbrie." Reward
for return to “Crossways.” Tokeneke
Park, Rowayton s21 (it
n
flatness POLICI WANT suns
E ‘ LA“.
HARTFORD. Aux. 23. ~“Wsntod by
the police of Hartford. s young man.
bullet wounds. probably in one hand
and one let. Smooth4fsced and slim."
A description of this nature is belns'
«sent out by the detective bursau'of the
local force with the hopes that the
burglar who was surprised in the act
of breaking into a house ojl garment
street. Sunday night. may be appre-
hended. Sis shots were“ sir the
marsddor by Policeman mushsrty sad
the fleeting burglar, . tied ussvsrsl
times to brini down the swims
with his sun. but. failed. lilsbullsts
entering the side of s hulldlns. .‘l‘hs
police expect that the burglar will at-
tempt to have his wousdh dressed in
acute nearby oltylsnd disrespect to.
set him through evaporation" with the
out ot-town police departments.
wuugm milk. may ordain. who
went to Summon Rescind have for
treatment of, “bullet wddnds in one leg.
and hand. is not the man wanted. as
his wounds-were Indicted by a mu-
innovation. in New Britain, .whiie that.
used by Patrolman Domhortn‘ was of
33 born.
WW
PALLADi-UM flflfld OUT 0? IX.
' "TlNCI. - ‘e w
NEW RAVEN. Ans-u :8th par-
chess by that: emission Publishing
company. cystitis Job the Jourdlii and
W or the Marty and lsood will ;‘
Talisman. was approved by
claimed the. middleweight champion-
ship. for ten rounds at the Twentieth
it‘entury A. C. last night.
andllhlckens. stirring constantly.
battered Billy Papko. of lllinois. who“
at once» with dainty rolls.
Lettuce and Pens
Parboli four heads of lettuce in one
' it was it disappointing mill to all
,Ihose pstrcns of boxing uho expected
ill different showing from the western~‘
or. and the crowd hissed and booed
continually after the first two rounds.
Burke went to his man at every
stage of the light and while he did
not show any scientific work, he be-
iabored the llllnois pugillst with s
will which earned for the ilrooklyu-
its a hearty round of cheers as he left
bod)
Both men fousht poorly, and Papas
seemed either unwilling or unable to
live up to what was expected of him.
Two of the newly appointed state boar
ins-commissioners were near the rlw
of the ilshters. ' 4
Papke was the tint to enter the
ring“ and was hollowed a minute later
by Burke. Both men. were our the
mlddlewelnht limit outs pounds. ’ No
welshts wens announced. but each
looked to be about 165 ,
Among those close to the ringside
was the Marquis of Queensberry, who
was writlns'o ' tive story of this.
light for 4‘ s" New ark newspaper.“
When the crowd‘mosnlsed’tbo dis-
wished visitor there were ' loud
cries of “Speech! Speech!" not the
marquis stood up ‘0‘ simply bowed
his acknowledssnisnts.
RI'UIID T0 W419 DIVOIOII.
sumld Minister Declines o Marry
00“."0 ‘ . .su‘s
dorms”). nus. m-‘omm the
anal of lav William Abbott
Sultli..4psstor«of the Baptist church
hero. to marry them “because "the
bride was divorced. Frank Pulls»
kirk. ot mommies.
wanes msnufsstursa sod Miss lilies»
both man. of divination. limo
«yet able to start their behemoth
posterior. The: same hers, isle/lies
do: in their automobile and WW
this their license; visited llsy. as
smith. trim osmium cm them
the ring with scarcely a mark on his
side. closely following the movement»
“MM ‘1 1:4
quart of stock; remove the center and
fill with green peas. a little chopped
onion and a little flour: do these neat-
ly. cover with a cupful of white sic k
and simmer for one hour: uuiie. ar-
rsnxe on toast. pour the sauce over
them. adding a little salt and poppet.
Green Pu Fritters
Two cupfuls of boiled green peas.
mashed while hot with pepper. butter
liour. Beat till smooth and fry the
some as breakfasccshes.—Chicsso' 1n-
Ml‘ Ocean. is
bit) THEM NOW
Do not try to in: plantsins out of
the an early In the nelson when
the roots are like wires. Wait until
late in husustswhen the plant has ms-
tend. but before the seeds are quite
scours _ q ‘
i
and salt, two well beaten eggs. a cup:
'fill of mills and half a cupful of sifted
, THE TVALUAsts‘ COUPON .,
’ in documents can be exchanged fora «mitts.-
. TON" Comp "5” and added to those obtained
mammummmwaioum
aims soaps. amour and Pow-
mobile Hills Flour and "Wheat-
rut in halves: One teaspoonful
ground mustard, four teaspooufuls of
sugar. one teaspoonl’ul of flour. one
tablespoonful of butter or olive oil.
one half tesspoonlul of pepper, one
half cuptul of milk, one half cupful of
vinegar one egg; mix mustard. sugar,
flour salt and pepper add milk and
melted butter. then add beaten call:
place over fire: add vinegar slowly.
slim: constantly until dressing be-
gins to thicken; remove from fire and
best two minutes.
IRON POLIBHERO.
Keep a piece of line wire screening
on the ironing board and run the iron
over it when the starch sticks. says
the Continent Each treatment is far
be her than scraping with s knife. Wax
oostsd boxes in which crackers are
packed make excellent iron polishera
WAOH DISH T..4IL..
Never let dish water dry in the
towels. 'l‘hsy should be washed after
each “I1“, and once a day a bit of
keeps the towel! whitsr.
01‘ simmer until reduced one-half.
Bring to the boiling point and
into bottles eand seal
Cucumber Pickles.
Wipe and slice 24 cucumbers.
three-fourths cupful of white to
seed. ouehalf cupful or black mustard .
Poss"
Ib-
mov'e skins and slice three small at
ions. Mix vegetables and sprinkle with 1
six tahiespoonfuls of salt, cover an! .41:
let stand four hours; then drain. Ila
,. x;
. .31:
seed. 1% teaspoonluls of celery seed. _4 .
two quarts of vinegar and those-
ifourths cupful of olive oil. Pour mil:
.‘ture over vegetables and stir with a
wooden spoon. Stir thoroughly for
thiee successive mornings. ~Womsn‘s
Home Companion. .
Preserved Damsons.
llsmson plums make a rich.
and allowed to stand a tow hours mil-
cd with an equal quantity of sour,
‘pouud for pound:. then put on (in
stove where they will gently slum»,
until cooked down quite thick. This ‘
must be watched carefully. howevq,
ripened. You will find the robts shriv- washinn soda may be added to the we to prevent scorching. Such rich my
sled up and the whole plant can easily tor. says the New York Times. fuss- is best but up in pint Jars. as utensil! i
he pulled out by bands-«Good House in; in cold rather than hot water only a small quantity is needed at
tints.
old ‘
fashioned preserve if washed. seem
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