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benevolent associations
New YorkZar d vicinity.
and worthy cause.
favoritism.
in the sanie ambit. I
“ The plan which we
hered to.
l . us that we cannot.
OR a number of years we have given annually Ten
Thousand Dollars ($10,000) lor charity. .The dis-
tribution ol this sum has been made according to
an equitable plan which enabled our patrons to assist and
guide us in the allotment of the different amounts to vari-
ous charitable and benevolent associations.
This year in commemoration of the consolidation of
the two stores, Siegel Cooper 00. and Greenhut and Com-
pany. into one large establishment Mr. J B. Greenhut
President of The Greenhut-Siegel Cooper 00.. deems it
fitting to increase our annual donation for charity from
Ten Thousand Dollars to the munificent sum of Thirty
Thousand Dollars ($30,000). '
This amount is donated out of our just earnings and is
given for charity in lieu at being distributed to the stock-
holders ol Greenhut-Siegel Cooper (20.. in order to empha-
size in a substantial manner our perpetual “Live-and-let-
This exceptionally generous amount will provide a
large number of substantial donations lot the various
We have always regarded the giving for charity as not
only curious problem but a great responsibility which
calls for discrimination and careful procedure.
course, ‘desire that our money~giftssllall go where they
will do~the most good—for the benefit of the most needy
~ That it isgiven to us to beygble to give for charity we
3' regard as one of the highest” privileges that can come to a ,
large store. and that it is our privilege to give large sums
lays a greater responsibility upon us, and. reminds us that
we must be just in being generous; that we must not give
for the mere sake of giving. but that it is our duty to use
every means we possibly can to see that our gilts go where
they will do the most good, and as we desire to be' Impar-
tial we leel that it is also our duty not to be influenced by
We are all workers in the Vineyard. and the greatest
credit is due to those who do the most good for the
greatest number of people.
taken to do. and we need the help of all those who labor
years of distributing the various amounts will be ad-«
If we could possibly secure a full and correct
expression of our customers’ wishes in any other way
than by the voting plan. which has heretolo‘e served as
, a guide for us. we would do so. but experience has taught
i Prior to the adoption of this plan we bad from ten I
‘ fifty applications each day for donations. and we form?
it very difficult 'to investigate each one and pass on its
worthiness. and equally so to refuse them.
Plan for the Distribution of the Special
$30,000 to be Donated for Charity
in order to place tge giving of this amount for charity
solely in the hands oi our customers and in conformity
I Distribution of :30 000
om‘
L. ' '1 Open Letter to Our Customers”
and charitable institutions of
We of
This is what we have under-
0
have followed for a number of
with our practice of other years. the different amounts.
I * An Equitable Plan for the
or Chan
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as per the schedule below. willlgo to the various benevo-
lent aud charitable institutions as designated by the
vote oi ourbustotners under the following plan:
Voting Plan .
For any benevolent or charitable institution which
you wish to favor. you use your sales-slips as ballots.
For each ten cents of purchase-amount shown on
sales-slip one vote will be counted for the charity desig—
nated on the back of the slip.
if you desire to vote. write the name and address of
the institution or the charity on the back 02 your sales-
slip and within two weeks from date at sale deposit auch
slips in the locked box provided for the purpose at the
nuance to the Women‘ s Parlor on the Fourth Floor of
our Main Building.
(barge customers may use a ballot-slip. which will
be furnished by the charge otfice upon request. when
monthly bill is paid
it is not necessary for you to vote on the day you "
make your purchase. but the slip must be deposited
within two weeks thereafter.
A Bulletin will be established at the Voting Booth
showing at the tint of each week the' relative standing of
the institutions named as determined by total votes re-
ceived.
Plan of Distribution
To the institution or organisation feceiviag’
the greatest number of votes will be do-
nated ............... ...............83.000
To second next in order ...............2.000
To third next inorder. °1.500
To tourth nextinorder................ l.000
Tolifthaextinorder................. 500
TosiIrth nextinecder................ 000
mi seventh next in order. 300
Toaighth nextiaorder. ..... 200
To 70 next in order. “00 each. 7.000
To till next in order. 550 each am
To ISO next in order. $25 each ......... 3.750
To l2!) next in order. 015 each .........2.050
Making 508 donations and a total of . . . mm
in order to obtain the fullest expression otou‘r ensemb-
ers‘ wishes and in order to give all of our patrons ample
opportunity to vote we have extended the voting period.
the‘relore-v
Voting will begin on purchases made on and after
Sept. 25th. Wu. and will end on purchases made
up to and including Sept. 30th. m2.
To our customers we would say that a great many insti-
tutions would probably be pleased to know tiat those who
are interested in this plan are working and voting let
them. and to this and it would been I!“ plan for
you. it you think best. to send your sales-slips tpythe asso-
ciation you favor and let this association vote the sales-
sllps for you.
'I
()Iatge customers. when they receive their monthly
ballot-slips mayail they choose. send them to any asso-
ciation they‘lavor and request such association to place
them in the Ballot-boxalter they are properly endorsed.
Jo Be GREENE“, PM
" soul Sides or sun Ava-mists u out Street
GREENHUT—SIEGEL COOPER” co.-
“ over a French (10000100. to which has lug the cucumbers in the center. Make
‘ tale of the tat add two tablespoontuls
‘ of flour and stir until well
' and letsimmer so minutes; then rub
, ing powder and one toaspoonlul or ““9“ ‘0 °°"°"3
Lamb. CWO“ With 00090001530“. PUMMEWHIW "221'...
Trim the desired number at small The subcommittee appointed
outlets and fry in butter until labor-:SOIIMG With the owners 0f ”We“!
oushly cooked and brown. Peel a large abutting the bridge 0? will by W
cucumber and cut into small dice; let bridge committee held 3 WI”
simmer in boiling salt and water until ' urdny “WNW“: at WWII tlmeee‘ “I
almost cooked. Drain and put into a ' 0‘ the 9'0”"! owners "1'0 “WIN
saucepan with a tablespoonful of melt— I 9d- Another meeting will he bill! In
and. if the 1“,“..qu ls canstul, there ed bung]. Toss over the a" until the South Norwalk council chamber
15 11mg need at waste. qulfe bender. Season with salt and Vthls afternoon. Thus far the nogotlfil
Cald Roast Boob—Try slicing it very cayenne pepper. Add halfa teaspoon- “0‘19 ha“? been very favorable .
thin, and amuae the allces overlap- tul of minced parsley. Dish the cut- ”— '
FAME BY DEGREES
lets in a circle on a bot dish, arran -
plus one another on a platter. Pour B "I want to be known from the “a“
luntlc to the Pacific."
“Well why don’t you start at Pan-
ama and work up?"—-Ksnsas Cit
now-.mom Dishes. ‘ .
It takes thought as well as time to
handle leftovers to the best surname.
but nothing proves more tempting than
a savory roohautle, says Fannie Mor-
rltt FarmerJn the Woman's Home
Companion. The prudent use or lett-
overa involves connidsrable saving,
been Md‘fltfle (,th green pep- a brown gravy from the butter in
per; then surround with crisp lettuce which the cutlets and cucumbers were
leaves and garnish with parsley, stop. cooked. and sevre separately
netl olives and curled celery. Curled
celery makes'a most attractive aar-
niah to many dishes. Cut thick stalks
at celery in three-Inch pieces. With
a sharp knife. beginning at outside
atalks. make dve cuts parallel to each
other. extending one third the length
of the pieces. Make six cuts at right
angles to cute already made. Treat
other end in the same manner. Put
pieces in ice-water and let. stand for
an hour or more. when celery will curl
EXTERNALITIES or: no ACCOUNT"
i It Is the mark of all who devote
themselves wholeheartedly, to their
inner culture that they ar’é utterly
indifferent to more external things.-
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Vanjlla Souffle.
l Melt an ounce of butter in a stew-
pan; stir in a tablespoontul of flour
and a half pint of milk. Boil until a
thick paste is formed. Take oi! the
stove and let cool a little. Stir in an Gethe
ounce of granulated sugar and a toe.-
spoonful of vanilla flavoring Then
beat in the yolks or turbo eggs one at
a time. Whip the whites or tour eggs
to a still froth and told them in lightly 'South Norwallr Pasta!!!“
wk and be “m crisp iand quickly Pour the mixture into a "A.“ ARRIVE rm” ‘
‘Boef Casserole—Cut {out beef or butter mold thCh should be about lantern fantasia—56:“ .55, 2:00. 10:30 0. M
cold. broiled steak in one-inch pieces. "‘0 “1"“ ““96: Cover With the WP 01' wimm Points—5.6.552250:10:20 a. a...
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of carrots, cut in small cubes. one half Wm“:
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canned tomatoes. one half toaspoontul Nor'véal““”6001",:2.800(,,.o 10.3: a. m..
of Worcestershire sauce. and salt and 3"“ ‘ two-pound piece of 3‘” cod stalls tor all points clogs “0:20 p. In.
pepper to taste. Cover and cook in fish over night. in the morning wash, days. E. E. CROWE, P
a slow men one hour Add one halt It thoroughly to remove ““7 remain “3
De“ salt. Meanwhile have an mien bollln
33:3: 3,: 2:15;“, inc-3:05;: 2:32: in a pan of water Remove the onion8 NorwalkPostomce
Malls Isa-peaches
which have been parboiled in boiling turn the water over the codtlsh and 5 60 & mflm
salted water u, cov.er n". minutes let it stand until the water is cold.’ figs. m—Danbury division.
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be one cupful. Cut a twolnrh cube butter sauce, ”“0““ with Iemon'5:w m~g§at W tandSo ,
of fat salt pork ‘ln very small cubes. MW and parsley. I“ W33 Turn the. 20:00:. mw—M was “an.” W'-
try out and duh]. T0 {'0 tablespoo“ sauce 0V6? the fish. and 185 ll. lmd ° LII! “grill .n‘ H
for five or ten minutes before serving.
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blended.
then pour on gradually. while stirringI 8N0“?! Ifld Ell"
constantly. one cullllll or rich milk. “uh boil wd drains pint of spin-
Brlng to the boiling-point and add the ash Chop very fine or put throushz'u'.m
llsh. two egm'ollts, slightly beaten, .319 meet grinder 3805011 With “It g
pork scraps and one and a halt cup- and white pepper- Have fouresss that g:
fuls of hot boiled puma cube; Sea. are boiled hard. Remove the shells 5
son. and eorvc very hot. and out each egg in half. extracting the'
Baked-Bean Soup-Put three cuptuls y.oik Rub the volkes to a smooth n.daya
or cold baked buns. three plots of cold Male and be!“ them ““0 the I103 sum I" 2°.irlfifai‘lovleifiidn9oh‘i
water. two sllces or onion and two 801* and WW Y0“ ““9 0 ““0“ Wate' ‘ m‘ a: 3.1mm.
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.000ch Bring to the boilingpoim original egg yolk. Cut the bottom ot'
each on white smooth so that it grill
stand. and press into it the spinach
and egg ball. Set in the oven until
very hot and pour a white sauce
about the egg halves before sending to
the table.—~Montreal Star.
thmudl 0 item. Add one and we
half cupl'ula of stewed and strained
tomatoes. and one teblespoontul of
chili sauce. Melt two tablespoontula
ot butter. add two tablespoontuls of
flour. and stir until well blended. thenl
pour on gradually. while stirring con-z
etantly the hot liquid. Bring to the
boiling-point. season and serve.
Jock Chill Con-Carlie I
Take leftovers of cold meat and cut;
in small squares. Dredge with flouri
M..__ 'and warm milk, pepper and salt. Fry 1
Hanoi Nut Cream. out some of the tilt pieces and in thisl ..
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0sz until light. add one cuptul or ‘3‘“ “I’ ““9 Add the meat ' “‘42 '8" 50”.} ‘ gum". 0:00.
and stir”; 'Ox, 2: 06x. 21:17;
flour slrtod wlth one toaspoonful bak- well together
in Efiet June 0, 1011.
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and add one can 0! Wash. Ex :goesto Harlem River). .
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Slamlord Cars Ron Every Forty
Mlnutss, Going to Nawiown
Avenue
With the hrst..trolloy car that left
the bums this morning the now winter
schedule or the Connecticut Company
’ was resumed. other the long and pros-
perous summer season. Superinten-
dent Charles A. (lovely of the local dim
vision. stated this mornlnathat the
summer traillo was heavier and that
more passengers wove carried this
your than any proceeding summer.
This was due to the sect that the sums
mol- was an unusually line one. with
much older weather.
There are several channel in the
now timetable that will he lutemtlns'
to note and that out gave the 000010
much tun. lt‘mdlgd. ”I'M 5M
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city has mic?
fatreete on the odd hour. forty minutes
, and between Rowayton and the More
day street switch the ten minutes will.
. . ,3 .
to schedule. as the timetables to be in
sued tomorrow will show.
From Norwalk to the corner of Main
and Wall streets. the stainrom llne'
cars new leave on the forty mlnuto'
headway in place or the twenty minute
schedule which has been muitulnod‘
throughout the summer. Then, too,
lumen! of the extra short line car
which ran from Newtown avenue to
the South Norwalk depot, the Stamford
lino regular car will care for thls‘|
branch of the service.
For the Stamford line the cars will
leave the corner or Main and Wall
past the odd hour. and twenty minutes
past the evengbqur. .They will arrive
at the (Stamford line at the name time
as previously, however. the extra ten
minutes being made up on the run.
Last Nat-{it will be remembered. that
there were a number at complalhts
because of the tact that. the cars went I {other rout at the Knob Club lapt eve
so Mytofiowayton. Darlsu, Nol
futon and the Stamford line. Rollin
Point loop being out out assists some
stint in mm; on the tan mlnutos.i
lllve minutes pas“: the odd hour
be gained by more speed.
The same cars leave Main and won
streets for Newtown avenue at twenty-
two minutes‘ past the odd hour and
forty-minutes past th even hour.
Returning for the Stamford line the
cars leave Newtown avenue at thirty~
and
titteou and titty-five minutes past the
even hoih'.
vice on this line to be given by the
new time-table will be appreciated by
the public. and tho tact that the cars
leave Norwalk‘ton minutes later. yet
arrive at their destination at the same
time. ought to please. for a person thus
has ten minutes longer than tonnerly
to complete his business and still not
to ht. destination at the usual tlrntl.
. annual-onus noas'r.
l’l‘hors was an enjoyable little frank
ding" at which time a number at you“
people unloved themselves lmmensaly.
Everything good to eat aooompauled
the trankturtere and the evening tol-
lowlng was enjoyable socielly. 'lfhoeo
present. included lit. and
Ill. OK
In; and
Benedict. Mrs. w. G. anew. Godh'ev
Norman. Enid and Elaine Sham Miss
Ruth baldwln. Herbert and Harold
Baldwin. ulna Roberta Rummler. llrs’.
W. E. anlth and Miss Blanche smith.
Min Ethel Gray. Horace and Louis
Gray.
OHIII‘I'M lNGUlRY Chill YONG!
The tollewlnayane the topics to he
'The management hopes that the ser- ““0“.“ by "N ”“5““ inquiry
club and the leaders. durlnc Ootpber:
October 1.~Deatb.br laurloe Math-
erhtloh. .0. Deviant Keep.
. October lull-lie. Death and [rumors
tailor. by 8. Thompson. 0. 8. North.
October 25.-’I'he Kingdom 02 God.
41.3. lamnoe.
October 22.-’l‘ho Estrada on the
Mount. John Ham-y.
October 20.~The Origin of We'll
H. Nash
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dine at houuhalil noun-I
ties ans qpnstantly on the lookoui tor
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Sentinel Want Columns
ground cinnamon one half toaspoon- pimentoes cut up ““9
tul of ground auspice and clo‘ros. bake back ot stove and simmer tor three or Sundays.
:ln two layers. Cream three fourth of ’0‘" “0“" The 3”” ”“0“” be a {I £5,121”. tip ”231%" “25.19235”; 1
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sugar. Peel and chop one cuplul of
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creamed with two tablespoonluls 02.3; ’01- 3 “‘3 4 13"- I" {I 0. 45310;:
butter Boll slowly for an hour nun; bunda'ya '
the salted leaVes roots and tough ' ’
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pint of the celery water Add the milk. .
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solidly. then take out a’I level toblo— mash the yolks and mu thoroughly. HAVEN.
spoonful to make It ‘ '0“! m°"‘"°' with the soup. Cut the whites ln rings . 3M m 213?“sz 17!; ”1*: 5M
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beat the yolks at eight nus they grow and 'Wmm p 201-521). 5: 141:. m 7:100.
light colored. and add to the butter wo'iirioii'oriorsgahalm only—0:00 ~
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and when cool spread between lay-
ers. Us. whipped cream 01 a boiled
roosting for top of calse.~——Now Haven
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the sugar. Add one- half cup or milk ”k“ lest Rosie.
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IDOOMIII 0! more “MOVIN- N‘d bl“ slow oven and bake for tour or five
tum Muimr‘ Or an hour Ill one I“! hours. When do“, poo] ‘nd 20”.
Th. bake Will DC “I“ but more Of the with meltgd buupr. Ifllt and ”pg“.
torture 0: ”Guild (like "In“ It made 05' gold with . ylu.uar .flnce‘ ngt
with the whitenof ous.-——Los “WW cooked In tulsaway.
39"“ , . owing to the length of tune lt takes;
. , “m .3 but they are delicious and very whole-
Dlahae hushed some. * . .
Using a whisk broom to clean dishes .
is better than scraping them with a battery “Tam
knits. rum utter charm: the table Bla’las chopped In. one cup rats-
the“brooul' will he learnt 000201 for ills 000000012“: one leinon.’ meet
this purpose. especially If it in damp rind and the juice: one cup sonar. one '
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