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FOR SALE.
ON SALE AT LEARY & (‘0.‘5
newsstand, Railroad Ave, Chancellor's
Lessons for Foreigners and Adult ile-
giiiiiers in English. Arithmetic. Rend‘
inst, History and Government. 30 cents,
small hooks; 5o cents largo books.
Leary & t‘o. 03.3710 l214
FOR SALE'~Sl-I\'iti.\' .BL’iiiiflNG
iota, East Nm‘Willk. each 50x150. (30%
nor ot‘ tircgory ilouicrard‘iind Third
St. For particulars apply to .i. M. Lay-
ton & (30., itic.. South .\'0l‘\vuik. oililt
To“ LET
TO LETwSiX ROOMS. SECOND
lioor, all improvements; also otllces
suitable for dentist. and garage large
enough for two wars. iilrs. F. it, link-
er, ti Fort St., E. Norwalk. 02 3t
TO LET-v'i‘WO UNFURNISUED
rooms, southern exposure, 65 Osborne
avenue, East Norwalk. and lit
TO LET-—llQiiSld Wl'l‘li EVERY
modern liiiproronient. in best location
and condition. Central. inquire “"
Taylor Ave, near \‘l'oat St. slit) lit
FOR SALE- WHITE S'i‘EAMlCR,
cheap. inquire of .l. M. Layton iii 00..
lulu. :3 Railroad Ave, South Norwaik.
03 iii
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FOR SALE '-\\'t)tll) iil'ilNlNG
stove, nearly now: an oak dining room
table; lllit‘ apples, also pears. lilti
West Si. 'l‘ei. Mill. till lit
FOR SALEMSMAIJ. iltiitfild lv‘tilt
sale or exchange. inquire. :20 Wash-
iumon St. o:l ill
MOTOR TRUCKS AND AUTOMO-
lliies of all standard makes sold on
the installment plan. lllllllil'\. Motor
Finance (10., New York. lial (‘tli‘iliiilh
(Bonn. represeiiiative, Stamford, t‘onn.
. 53:] (31
FOR SALE-"AT S.~\tiA.\ii)lllC PARK
adjoining 'l‘olwiicite i’ark, beautiful
iiiiiitflng ioi. Tisxlfitl; lt‘l'lllh‘ to suit
purchaser. inquire Robert. F. Sciilzl,
itcai Estate Agent. llowayion, t‘oiiii.
’i'ei. did. 820 iin
BUILDING LOTS 0N._THIRD 8T..
i~lzist Norwaik, 50x15“ outfit; $500 for
the two lots. inquire isuac. Chur‘ch. 38
TO LET SECOND FLOOR, FIVE
rooms. hath anti all conveniences, iii-
t~ludiug heat. lit iluyview are
nue. still :it
T0 LETwFOUR ROOM APART-
inciit. third lionr, roar. Swami it (Jor-
liett block. to adult family. For i’ur-
tiicr particulars apply oilicc of The
(lid Well (‘igiir Cu. slit) 3t
T0 LET—limit“), S lliflllll'i‘T
avenue. improvements. inquire Mrs.
\\'ood\rar(i, iII North Main St. s‘lio ti
T0 LET»~"l‘.\'lt).\' ilt)l‘h‘i2." L’i
l'nlun Stu. brick cutiauc. L'l’. i'iilon
St. The Hatch & liaiioy t‘o. ii'ilzl il'
TO LET- llAi.i~‘ A litliiSi-l on
apartments. evcl‘y iiimlcrn conven-
ience, one minute from West Are.
trolley. furnished or iii‘ii'urnlshcd: heat
and hot water supplied. inquire 53
West Ave. all if
TO LETw-HAMILTON AWL. HALF
of two-family house, ti rooms. and 6-
rooin flat; all improvements: sood con-
dition: one block from railroad station.
t‘ove Ave. iiii u Joseph Kanlm'. M3“
PROFESSIONAL. ’ ' -.... w£651. WWMW
pure tone production. lzlx Alain St. liiaiil-l: '"L‘zwkml‘r‘goa"m‘ns‘Y‘lnaig ‘iifriuz
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EETMK ”1' 40’ 0“ 1'" rings. one with 1.. it. it. on. lit-ward
PlANo. ORGAN, THEORY. ALEX.
8. Gibson, ll (liiostiiui St. Teacher of
music, organist. and director First
Church. Norwuik. Music composed,
arranged aiiil transposed. Tell-phone
Hill. sail i3t
PIANO lNSTRUCTlON ~ THOR-
“ H—illlltfi-ifl and individual requirciiiouts
in-clvo special attention. Prefer to
il;~l.l‘ll('t pupils at their home. Miss
Leila A. tli-oaory, Norwaik. Conn. it.
it‘. i). 42. It ini
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Dancing
and Department
W. GILBERT NEWELL'S IELIOT
SCHOOL of DANClNG. at ARlON
HALL, Madison tit... South Norwulk.
“BEGINNERB’ CLABB" for Ladies
and gentlemen. Wednesday evening.
OCT. 11. at it o‘clock. A thorough
marsh of instruction In tho WALT:
and the new society dances. W. (lili-
lllilll'i‘ NEWldhli. 26 Liberty 8L,
«Iirliliieport, tlomi. Circulars. :30 if
f" DividendNotice
A . “f Filipilgid County flovlnu‘ Hank,
,, Norwalk, (Youth, flout. $1,191!“
. A limiting of the directors chills
County Savings Bank hold
‘_ dhlzddrh dividend It the unto of four
, . 1 3. par. dent. wan declared to do-
,turs tram the earnings at the six
jnionttiseuding Sept. till. hill. The
with will becataredjon first book:
id as and aim Out. ll 191i.
, sermons Dilli'l‘ifl.
"'1'th r. . ,
for return to Mrs. Rose Miller, 2i Park
St. 03 iii
STOLEN FROM THE PORCH 0i“
Richard M. ilouton. it 'i'uyior Area. on
old‘luaiiloned rocking chair valued as a
keepsake. A reward for its return and
no questions asked. 02 :‘.t
L08T—-ll0WAltIi ll. MOSSMAN,
the, owner of eight till shares oi the
capital stock of The New York. New
Haven «ind Hartford Railroad tfo.
standing in his name. certificate No.
N. Y. A 18207, which said certificate
of stock having been lost. calls upon
all [iol'llolltl to show cause why a new
certificate should not be issued to him
in lieu of the one so loll.
s26 02 9 iii 23 80
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ffiusmass nortcas.
HEADQUARTERS FOR Aid. KINDS
of music. McKinley and Century cdl-
tlous. Jewelry, musical instruments.
stationary, toys, etc. The ilazuar, 7t:
Wanhinmon ill. on tit
FOR Hlnlm'l‘OilRthl Chit.» iiY
hour or day, phi-tins oi four to Dan»
bury Fair, $2.50 each. 'i‘el. it'll-2i;y d
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Ptc‘l‘URitI FRAMED BY (3. DECK-
or, formerly of 24 North Main St: Full
line at mouldlnn at residence. is
Putnamnvcu city. Phone 277-5.” ii’
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. "‘l’ic‘wd tilt... m $33;
, or I: my ., , . ,
be located at aluminum it. an
or all kind: tarnished. Iii-I, w...
Wilcox. .. » ‘ . ' i 6-, £30 in
nonhuman
5,. All kinds
t ‘ ”comfort
, nuts sari , that tan
_ much tiara", .r
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WANTED.
WANTED M BY EXI’ERlENCED
Hungarian (speaks English). situation“
to do general housework; good cook.
Apply 23 Wood St. 03 3t.
restroom-two
‘ Stadeiand Moat. Stupendous Produc-
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“venom v Dewitt: ‘AND no.3"
neoplasms“ ,
on. 2. a. 4
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Fred Eckliolf 8: Anna-
Gordon
The Musical Laugh Makers
The Nymph and
the Fawn
The Famous Aus-b
tin Brothers i
Eccentric Comedy Stars
14 Mohths at Lyric
OctOber 5th
, “The Bide Mouse”
The Talk of All Europe
E. J. Carpenter presents ClydeFitch'S,
sensational adaptation iromtheGetman
Theatre, New York
6 Months at Garrick Theatre, Chicago
Gilman Corbin
Hilarious and Original trim
The 4 Baseball Players
A §easonuble Occasion Without Equal
Ctabie. Gleason, RobJ
inson, Dillon
in a Musical and Singing Number En-
titled “Twenty Minutes in the
Club House."
PROGRAM CNANOEO MONDAY ANO
Prices, -
WANTEDw'l‘O HilY A’l‘ ONCE. A
baggy. in good condition. mm or with-
out top. Address “liturgy," care Sen-
tinel. 02 BL
WANTED .... tiniiDNEli. SINGLE.
who understands all branches, to take
entire charge of gentleman's estate.
(loud proposition to right party. Flrsp
class references. Klein, Shirley Mau-
N WW“-.. a“. m.
ruuasnav M *,',r:,'a-;m:¢ ; --.
EVENING Paton AT HOLIDAY '9‘: 2 Gail)":
marines. ' * i‘ , a
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Phone 1848 . ..__._.._..
ALHAMBRA Theatre
STAMFORD. CONN»
Week of Oct. 2d
Sidney Drew's Comedy Success
or. Rou'iiyton, (.ronii. 02 iii
WANTED-~—tiUOl). STRONG llOY:
also woman for assortliig. Apply
t‘roseeni Laundry. 02 iii
WANTED ... liO'i' FOR DRUG
store. Must ho to years or over.
ply Stillsmrl’oweli Corp.
All“
02 iii,
WANTED Milllll.E-:\(il-‘.ll WOM-
nii as companion and housekeeper for
an elderly lady. Light Work. liiuulrc
i: iiiiiou i’lacc, Not-walk, (‘t. iiL.’ lit
WANTEDV- AGENTS rtiii Horst:
to house canvass for furniture polish:
hood commission. Apply evenings at-
tcr ii o'clock. (ivorgo A. Clerk. in
l'uitlti SL. south Norwaik. o“: Iii
ltiNiiiVi‘Zl‘lii
WANTED FOR
hoisting coal. etc, and to iii:ilt0,_;liiiii~
soil generally lint-fill around 't'oni
yard. Steady ll0.ililtlll. ’lhe Ferris
t‘oal Co. 03 3t
WANTED l~2\’l~2it\'llt‘)lii’ T0
know the Mansion liouso' has good
steanrhuatod rooms i'or winter. Cold
weather is here. l‘rocuro your rooms
single or en suite, Europe-iii cr Ather-
icnn plan. First-class meals. W. i-‘.
Teller. Prop. 02 iii
WANTED—“Six euivaas him out
man for general work. Raymond
time. 0:! lit
WANTElelOMlDERS AT 2 HIGH
street. tiood accommodations at reu-
aonahlo roles. Also a three room
apartment for light houacirieepiigiog.g
a' :t
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKB. P0812
otiloe clerks. mail carriers. November
examinations in South Not-walk. Dani-
ple questions iron. Franklin mutilate.
liopt. 37 J. Rochester. V. .
WANTED~0PERATOR8 0N POW.
er machines. Learners taken on and
paid while learning. interstate l’iuliw
bar (30.. 83-86 Waahinaton 8t. sill tf
.—
OHI WA. THE IDILIR.
lilttlemaii made up his mind that
he was not train} to be rulotlrldy
longer by his who. 80 wnen he wont
home at noon he called out lmperlouu-
ly-w“M rs. lilttlemanl "
Mrs. Littlomau came out of the
kitchen with a ilisii-oioth tied around
her head and a roiling-pin in her hand.
“Well. sir," she said. "what will you
have?" ‘ ”
Littlcman stanerod hut braced tip-
"Juno. i want you to undorctsnd”-and
ho “91%th breast dramatically—"l
“am the engineer of this (establish-
manta" , .
"Oh. you are. are real well. Wil-
liam. i want you to understand that
I,’ and she looked dangerous, “'i am
the polls? that will blow up and throw
’ .
Do you hear the interim eaucplnngh
“lull?" ~ J
wuuam heard it, and nanny in.
quirod it than minor/assistance he
could mmn no houseworkwwldorg
moan. Mack's National Monthly.
, Those who would take .i’uli advan-
tan of market condition: in method"
in: and rolling of household '
m .2
. .tiufisre ambush! _.
125 int,
the engineer over into the next county;-
3 “BILLY”.
Tickets NOW ON SALE at Hoyt’s Theatre
- - .25c, 50c, 75c, $1
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. Aid to Dalntlnen.
I aubury Fair “Til“ llflllln of water!“
i wife, in answer to a question,
i
i ~, busted herself, alioui the
This Week
“That is a little custom of iny-own; ;
_ _ never start the preparation or a meat;
i Spccul trains leave South Nor-walk '
‘rllNCt to the groundl at 9:22 I. in.
without putting a little water in a
tWednesday. Thursda and Friday. finial] basin. taxi-titer with a piece of:
1 Automobile races guard-y. clotiir'a wash cloth. it one is handy,
1 it saves me trouble and no end of.
" washing. You see, the moment my;
lingers become a hit sticky with this
thing or that, l touch them to the
EBateS, Auto Bus cloth in the basin. and they are
”3 ° sti‘alghiway as good as washed.
1 WI“ run ‘0 the "it i handle dishes with lingers ever
‘ Danbutyv Fair
Wed. Friday and Sat, Friday
Via West Sci-walk. Round trip, in-
cludins entrance to fair. $1.50. Any
one wishing to go please send name
heiore the day they desire to make
the trip. llun will leave Smith's .\‘ov-
city State. Darleu. at 8 o‘clock.
n.
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dishes. Keeping my lingers clean by
touching them frequently to the damp
cloth innings for daiiitlucss‘, and saves
labor," she coucludctiw-Newark Newe.
‘Rich nemn.
An tinsel cake that has been in the
house for a day or two is turned into
a detectable dessert if it is cut into
slices and Spread with marshmallow
ising, cue the New iiavon Journal-
Boulh Norwnlk Consnuatlonal Church'Courler. Put the slices together and
Tue;day~-7:43 v, m” a ragulm- “leer. ice "l0 {DD and oldest“ the 103T Will!
in; of the Whatsoerer Circle of Kinx'ciwsuiar treating and sprinkle the top
Daughters with Mrs. William Moore. 4 with candied cherries. rose retain or
Chestnut. street. violets. But-round with whipped cream
Wednesday-Who Woman's Associn- which has been beaten into ice cream.
ilon makes ii special appear to all the
women of this church to unite heartily ‘
in plans for aiding the church in its sandwiches made “f toast with ‘
home needs and its missionary activi~ 9“” of fried “MW" between “°
tics. Opening meeting, 3:30 p. m. A‘m‘ed by many ‘“ well 3" are club
program or Mm", “new“ by “ misandwlchu with their bacon and tout.
clal hear. any- the New Haven Journal-Courier.
Thursdayw'idt'» p. in., the midweek,
service. conducted by John ii. Lam'mayonnalse ‘0 tho ""0““ “mm
with excellent result.
relics. This is the first meeting for
can. tannin/In.
the fall season. and it full attendance
I. desired. Put on a his saucepan or Water. with.
a bit at soap and a handful of bot-ax.
Wednesday. October ll-2 to 8 p.
at. an automobile ride and tea at the and boil the silver. and than polish it
while it is still hot. it looks like new
Port of Minion Men. for the benefit
at the Dav Nursery. Price $1.50.
., ' . - ‘ and has a shine on it that. lasts for
Platoon can be secured from Mrs. A. J. , days without more reunion-«indistin-
itummier. Welt street. Baton Hill. no“. News .
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CHURCH CALENDARS.
cAdsAoe new.
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TO RIPIAT CAlii‘i'A'l'A., ’ , (hit oil, the rugged edges of old
.1.“ cantata. The Bong oi Thanh- which brooms after they have outlined
giving. given «Grace Church; Sunday the” ””w‘“”' “d, use them M“
evening. wad excellent. barb-esp» at ‘l' "“k brushes. " ' .
the rain runny people did not not out}
turnout it. For their lionsiit the can- at
tats will bc‘ropca‘iod next Sunday. ‘
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an.”
Norm wash mat-bio with suspend
"ébon't-xuco hm“ gm“ ,3,” p elesr cartoon" otter matroubie. .
action weakens the uninvited» tel
ellifaiflo’fiagdflgzan‘; “$113013" Raf!
no. _y‘ rac_ no. 0
summit. cumin-gametes}, . ,
g ‘ anatn'mracltvg‘
tin-tor ’voiual mm on?“
MIND-INST". iron scorch
tho luinsad'iiiatariat in, the horn ,
hw‘iiiiau'tu the spot ultimo
i
said a house-2
as sho‘
cooking." '
l5 Do not leave meat wrapped in pa-
»io taste of the paper. but the paperi in halting the cake, thyme the
so little bullied or sticky. it means that‘;
there is an extra number of soiled.
Some have added lettuce and a tilt at ,
ator. tine ammonia in the "unlit
you would horn is highly pollsbotg‘.
as have been added.
‘ tincture cake after the flour has been ,.
remain fresh several days it covered
with cold water and kept in the refrig-
erator or some other cool place.
' are separated. the whites are usmllt
‘iolded in the last thing.‘ A when
he made linegrained by much i) . . ‘
in adding fruit. flour it first. unless in
he added immediately after the sum
per: not only will the meat he apt,‘0 prevent if from settling. .4,
will also absorb the juices of the menu into quarters. as you would for “980.
M illithii‘l the first uarter tor rlsi '
Ollcloth Hint g q I"
keep its color. (10 “01 “'9‘ it 0“. brown, and the fourth to shrink from
toner than is necessary. 583‘3 “'1 63'! the pan. 1
door should be opened and closed.
wry carefully. Cakes that depend up-
on eggs should be linked in a low tem-
porature tor a long time. or in a mod-
crate oven. (fakes that depend chief»
. Savory Hominy.
iiero is the Delincutor's rcceipe for
§savory lionilny: Put in a casserole ly mm“ baking powderwan go into a
‘0‘“? ""9““ 0‘ homlny, ”“8 cupfttl 0‘ moderate oven and» the heat increased.
{milk and one caplui of water; allow me heat increased.
tail to cook slowly for 20 minutes, then Fruit (‘ake-—One Cllll brown sugar,
"film one heaping tablespooniul of but- 0m. “m raisins. two cups H01il‘,'fOlll'
ill-"‘- three ”“095 0‘ grated Parmesan, tablespooniuls meltedu butter, on
‘cheesc. a little made mustard, salt. egg. one teaspoonful cinnamon. one’
itiepper, WWW“ ““1 9‘ grating 0‘ ml" tiiblcspoonfula melted butter, on.
““95 Strew 0"" ”“5 *‘ “W ““9 bread- spoonful cloves, one teaspoonful soda.
icrumbs and place pieces of butter on one teaspooniul baking powder, on.
,the top. Let lLbi‘OWll iii the oven and teaspoontul salt; citron. Sift dry in-
y‘uve 1‘0" gradients together. Add other low
M
. Cake Making tor the Tyro
. Among the lessons given the Girls‘
Home Ecohomlc Club aliiliated with
the Kansas State Agricultural College
was the following on oakomaking:
Mixing and baking of cakes requires
more care and judgment than any oth-
er branch of cookery, We have two
kinds—«without butter, as the sponge.
and with butter, as cup and pound
unites. When we make a cake we
should hug the vory boat of nutter-
tais: should use care in measuring
and combining. and have everything
it hand before we begin the work.
Prepare the pans carefully, and be
able to regulate the heat of your ow,
on: when necessary to make more tire;
wild ,very little incl at a time rather'
than A great amount at once. Do not
think the cake ll done until it. has
been properly cooled and set away.
Sponge cakes are mixed in this
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Almond Steak
Run two pounds of any loan but.
and one-fourth pound of almonu'
through a meat chopper: season with
salt and pepper, and add onehali «ll-
of very line bread crumbs. Shovel!"
a thin oval in a well-battered pan, Ital
brush with melted butter. Bake."
in or 20 minutes. garnish with patchy.
and serve hot.—~Chlcaao Tribune. 1
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ooiiom cako'.
Three captain of flour. two oi out!
three fourth capfui of sweet mitt...
whiten of six eggu. half I choral-d,
“hotter. toaspounnl of cream tom. " ‘
half tosspoonful of soda. Flavor > or
lemon. . ‘ i ’ ,
'cinm Could
. lard, one and one ,iialfcups ‘Ill‘twm
ways. The yolks and whites of thé ._
. _ .03", one level toupcon‘oflnlifl gin.
eggs are separated. soikii beaten tin. nor. clnamon and “Mm _
til thick. the-audit the lunar. ccnlln- Dream the butter and “Ni
, tiiuvbeatlns. Flavoring'ls added to Billilr gradually, than fl“ 15W
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thin:l mixture. The whites should be
beaten lino and dry before help; act with?“ it?” ain‘t” and
“tied. and the dry ingredients are “bu - :
flit more liour twoll out
m l ‘etit f oldodi aft rti uhlt- ' . ,
”f 0 t n ‘3 “’ ,hiilte and putlniar whllow
Never beat “ledge murmnh
a
Addiil- . ’
a Montcalm it MO ;
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may
the second for continuing to rise and ‘j;
if you “15“ 3'0“" oilclotn ‘0 135‘ “'9“ browning, the third for continuum w w?
. and
Cake should he watch“.
change. instead, rub it well with “iciorciy while baking. but the oven: ,.
pslft. flannel cloth and polish it with
'. a soft brush kept for this purpose.
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dieuts. bert well, and bake 40 miifiilel. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler