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'Mapping, the World on a Standard
-.WHA‘S'i0 5‘ ‘S'HI Mimi".
A selection of interesting articles in
the current magazines. September and
October, 1011.
Miscellaneous.
A. Edwards.
Outlook. "fls‘pt. 22.
Eloy Scouts of America. D. Board.
Review in Reviews, October.
Greatest Horse Show: 10. 3.. Nadel.
Burlbnors. October. ,A .
Land of Silent Moll C. H Shim)
Outlook. Sept. 23. .
Scale. H. 'l‘. Wade.
views. soimetnber.
Psychology and business.
Outlook. Sept. 2
What Wears Thousands of Us Out
W. S. Sadie-r. Ladies‘ Home Jour-
nal. October.
Work J‘i‘hat Kills.
look, yBept. 23.
World in Four Walls: New Methods
of Museum Making. H. M. Hyde
Review at Rs—
r
H. A. Bruce
E. W. Mayo. Out-
i
and A. S. Chapman. Everybody’s.
October. ,
Art.
idtnerlcnn Artist. Edwin Abbey. (,‘ur-
1 rent Literature. September.
l NWme
liv‘ranz Liszt. J. iluneker. Scribner‘s,
I October.
{Underwood of Alahrtma. ll. W. Wool-
V icy. Review oi’ Reviews. Septem-
i her.
i Description and Travel
,‘i-orctust for I‘aliiotnlnii B. I. W~heei
1 er. Outlook. Sept.
lilamburg and its Harbors.
‘ i’aine. Scribner's. October.
lily Experience During the Commune.
l...dc ilezermann-Lindoncrone. liar-
l per. October. ..
fixative Life in the Andaman islands.
I)
‘2...
R. I).
i F‘. Taylor. Century, October.
'Ttixodo Park. E. Post. Century, Oc-
tober.
l Economics and Sociology.
{Latest in Women's Occupations. K.
g i" Kimball Chautauqua. September
éhiodcrn St. George: Growth 0! 0r-
'ganlzed Charity In the (”tilted
States. J. A.‘ Rlis. Scribner 5. Oc-
tobor.
New Labor Spirit in England 8. Bo
wen. independent. Sept. it.
Pioneer Inquiries into Burial Coats.
G. Taylor. Survey, Sept. 2.
lltace Mind of the Chinese. E. A. Ross.
' independent. Sent. ‘1‘
Education.
Advice of a Father to a Doughiier En-
tering College. C. F. Thwing. in-
dependent. Aug. (ll. .
‘Chineso Students in America. \V. W.
Lockwood. independent. Sept. 28.
College Debating.” it. Lt Lyman. Ger»
tun'. October.
Experiment Station in Race improve-
ment. 1'. at. workman. Review of
Reviews. September.
Hluory.
lh‘rench (‘onqueat of Morocco. C. W
Furlong. World's Work. October.
industries and Resources.
l
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l
i
i
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American Engineering. (7. 8. Dow.
('hnutauqua. September. ‘
it"s" Funny and Speeding ['11. G. F.
broiler.
”or: 9.51”:
:c‘flllri
w»— small alumina and melt carcinlb;
Curat- FI-ml-h Style then add the milk and let it boil up
Wash and scrape a bunch oi vounli Stir this into the butter and ilour in
tors.
flour, salt and pepper and a pinch of very stifil)
minutes
stock and let simmer on the back at an hour.
stirring.
cooked draw them away trom the tire the last with brandy or sherry.
until they have coolcd somewhat. Beat
the ‘i'olku of two cuts into halt a cuts.
in! 0! cream or rlt'h milk. Stir this
into the carrots and cook gently until
the liquor thickens. but do not allow
to boil, Serve in a hot dish and
sprinkle over with minccti parsley.
laid.- ut center division; it can be read water. Place on tire and lot come to
.. ily cleaned with ari gum. and. by the boil before removing from lire. stir in
1,. culling two ”11””;er plan-a of way. the latter should always be on the beaten filiitos oi two one lllll
I :‘Iitlboaid a little larger thou the at“, hand to rub on tiny spots from lineniacrvo at once with crisp salt crack-
“; ”u. “Him,” they nre to cover and itollnra nnd cutie, to clean photos and era
:1 small tilun ular ahaicd but: to ”m” pencil “1”“- l
m- ”’0 as n liupxto tut (l'aec. puma tho; A string 0" tape “'“l‘ "“9“ name l“ f
l'iiiladt-lphia North American. 4“” should “WM" ”1' “W13 {or "”7“ To one quart of booked yellow toma-
(lover all with tillll. satin or any tun-l "W “'0“ “9" ”ml" " “W cum“ “”1" toes. mid ll. tcunmmuiul oi halibut
.1 News of liiulerlul. turning in the “is ”will 1min and place over the are; hunt the
mines and whipping the silk on the. A" “““WMIV‘ spoolholder that “’mti'olk of one on and add to I lilut of
boards. Now now the longest edges oi‘ ““9 htmtlu; ”90°“ 0' "will“! thread l milk; into this mixture Illlt one Dial
the boards tour-titer and the flap to tbe‘ 0'“ "l ”'0 "0'4”” "WM’IMM- "“3 oi bolllnit water; this well with the
short «.15.. or one board tlew s lirellli a suspended pin-cumin“ Willi “\WM' boiling tomatoes and remove from the
00rd gilt it possible, all it". why “ll "l‘i’dli‘ 0’ "M“ “id “3"“ fills. Add one hell ionspooutul oi cel
around the ndgn ol‘ the 0mm and fast ”M“ tori mall. I vah of wit and Neck Wit-
1‘" the lion down with a smuliliow or} A f'mtl'“ 'n'c'S"" ‘ our and aortic lmt.—~Waeh|nzton Her-
rlblion or a fancy button This wouldl “"m'“ ms 9 ’3’ “ ' "I ‘ 0“ Md.
make a tlilllll) and useful holiday itifi ”W’UM‘” ill dili‘ol'liic to II itlll or glue
it "m,“ ulth a good pair (if scissors. its a grunt convenience in the kitchen. Lemon Honeycomb.
and is especially good for fusiniilnit‘. Swooton the juice of a lemon to your
iioathoi paper ‘or wood to metatw-l ionic. and put it in the dish that you
Portland Express and Advertiser. geerve it in. Milt the whole of on cu
«m» 1 that is beaten with a pint oi rich cream
Film “limo"- l and add a little sussr; whisk it. and as
Pool three nume- and com. add i0 the from rim, put it on the lemon
them one half cupiul of needed ralslns.; juice Do it in. dly before it i. to be
Hmnll liiill,’ l‘Ol‘ nollcd jubots [ind 800d I ll: chopped “BI. ”)8 link) of “"1001”,; titled.
liiititllwitliltil'ri. «to. ion.» belt oupiui oi boiling water, and!
A hr""“‘“”‘ k “"0"" ”l“ "M" 0' let simmer over the tire for 40 minutely
iiu- (lilillt'fl clout-i to enable garments. Remove from tire and rub through :3 Bleach and heat four ounces oi oi-
iu be slowed unit) on the cont hangers “a", To m, “(mar add one cupiul ail moods line wllh a etioouful 01' water;
.uitiiiil ii liruit Jul“. Juice ol.’ two manger and‘ bout a pint oi cream with two spoon
A ””"k "'0“ WWW AW)“ ‘0 “0°" one lemon. oils pint or water. Chill and this of rose Wattll‘. and put them to the
“" “'9" l" ‘00 mile“ 0" a WW “I pour into ionxostoinmed glosses. Whip yolks of tour era: and autumn lunar
"""""“ "“9" "Wk ‘0 ll” 0 31““? one onpfui of cream" and with a tea as will make it out "not; “I“ 0M
"Willi ‘0 “19 half and (illicit wash. spoon dispose in the chilled iruii huii- ; the almonds; s it it all over it slow
A shoe bug on the inside oi the lion. 39". with mham water-n. jnre till it is of proper thickness: but
t'losel door of many pockets. not alone . m I don't boll. Pout" it into cups. Mon-
for shoes, but for the blocking hos prov flouto Whlllt Ioup. ; mm star,
violin!) dropped in an old stocking: the Boil three medium sited potatoes up 3
sort duel cloth; cover for hot water til dens. Mash this. add a tossiiootil Rub Fish With Oil. _
’Illli'. antlers. etc. such of suit and white pepper. a law When preparing fish ior rollinu.split
A '0in urrtonno busier top of drool- hisspooo of salt and white pepper, :1 it open down the book. says “I u.
or for Imnnkcrenim on one sidearm m ‘tsbiespoou oi butter. three cups or charm. Aim washing and drying on
stocks. soil. bolts. may” be other unlit. one and one hell cups oi billnl a cloth rub the itch oil to all end.
Scissors Case.
A pretty scissors case can bc mndt
2......—
Wrso 0M Hoop.
Yellow Tomato Iouillon. materials. such as lawn. it is diliicul
to keep the goods stretched tight: 1
W- " wit l l .
Leather Novoity. h ” I‘liII Oi tine white cloth
(‘ut leather may be used in com-
bination with linen. The linen serves
as the underlay. and the cut leather is
glued to it. Monks cloth. crash or any
a
triburor to Needlecraft.
'Wuiun. ours-Ins.
ioctli flAi.
(lose leather of a light
welsh! York Press.
glass or with small scissors.
When the leather incomes crossed
it may be pressed on the wroul side'
with a warm iron.
l'ed an outing ilsnuel another soft. tried and flnhby. Hero is the worst:
inllal‘llll.'~'ClllOI[0 inter Ocean.
mm
Laundry novice.
A little help to the laundry work
comes in th. shape oi a pipe with
standard that tits into the wsahboiier
land throws. jets oi steam on to the
scalding clothes. Makers oi the do
vice claim that boiling ordinary no
menu to; 10 minutes or badly Dolled
titres for 25 minutes will clean them
without. i‘llblilnfiwwlllaw York Sun. -
do .
For Girl's Room. M
For the girl who rooms and boards
lllt‘l‘l‘ urn many little things tbat mnyl
mid in her conifori, says the Washing-i
ion llcialti
Almond Custard.
pints .. or water.
hetero each mesh
tins rid of in quickly.
“A-
l
A“... can be out into bands. dollars
lefl Pudding.
'I‘wo ounces oi lost sugar. tour outsells or velvet
ounces of butter. two move or train rue-
elated amt tour ousted pi dour,
thros ouptull ol‘ milk lite
~—
hour This prevents it all king to the into a basin and cream together. add E
. the flour. put the loci sugar into a
carrots and out each one into qusr degrees. put all into the saucepan ““dlstiuih
t‘oolt in salted boiling sister stir over the tire vigorouslv until it
for 10 minutes and then drain. , Melt becomes smooth and thick. Take on
an ounce of butter in a saucepan. put the tire and best in the yolk oi thel
in the carrots sprinkle them with eggs one at 11 time. W ii'lslt the whitealCho
and stir them into the
sugar and toss them about for live pudding lightly and quickly. Pour into«
Stir in halt a pint of meal a buttered mold and steam for about (.
Serve with a hard sauce!
.. the stove for 1.3 minutes occasionally made in creamlnx toxsthsr a cup of
As soon as the carrots our butter and a cup oi stiaar seasoned at
i have discovered that when train:
the Wooden embroidery hoops on thin
the bottom hoop is smoothly wrapped
this
trouble is dons away with. says a con-
lieioro washing new loco curtains,
heavy linen is the material to use. as .9“ them on.» nllht’ In sum- in
it must be heavy otiouiih to lie psr- which two hoopla; Mlogpooufuin of
salt have been dissolved. says the New
This takes oll the still
should be used. and the cutting is droning'ond Ilms out and saves much
done either with a sharp knife 0"? trouble when the actual washing isI
it Is a very easy matter to reduce
it should be prose weight without leaving the skin wrin-
Bui of any drug store tour ounces of
psrnotis and put in one and one-hell
Whoa cold strain
and take a tablespoonflll oi the liquid
This is harmless.
and the pleasing way it will out down
your weight will surprise you. Avoid-
ing. rich, solid robes and tuition plenty
oi exercise will Insist greatly in set-
‘i‘hs arm portldns or white itid gloves
and
cults to‘lrlm the mister chilled. mor-
TomkohhflfllMM“
qty
i.
Strntton. t‘lutlook. Sept. .
conomy oi the Motord‘i'ugon. W.
Wardrop. Review of Reviews. Octo-
l .
industrial (‘homistri Scientific Am
’ ericnn. Sept lb".
Realising itself: Huntsville and
its liesslon. 1'3. Mirna. World's
Work. (Richer.
Medicine.
lcra Coast lictcnse. ll. F‘. Griflln.
Outlook. Sept. 2
Politics and Government.
olleitc Men in Practical Politics. G.
Manon. Outlook. Sept. 9.
l-‘Ifther oi the Anti-Trust Law. F. E.
Lenin). Outlook, Boot. 30.
Frenchman and German in Africa. 10.
A. Forbes. Review 0! Reviews. Bop-
temper.
Gathering of the Governors
Holduin Outlook, Sept 23.
Recall in Seattle. ll. J. Hendrick.
Mct‘lurs's, October.
Where llnderwood Brandi
vls. Outlook. Sept. 23.
Religion.
Society of Christian Endeavor.
K. ”Clark. Century. October.
Ioorts.
Most Perioct Thing in America: Base
ball. M. Sykes. Everybody's. Oc-
tober. l i .
Theatre. "‘3 m
Every Lawn a Theatre K. C. Budd.
Worlds Work. October.
Most Reinhardt the Maker or s New!
Mimic World. Current Literature,
September.
RF.
l.
f
0. K. DA-
F.
at Omaha. “Throws the Lariat"
'toarmii:
Governor at Nebrapits.
have taken Foley Kidney
them.“ Yours truly,
tuned) Joules c. Duhitnsn.
molt-.1 ed.
'0
- for motor»
James 0. Dohlmsn, “Cowboy" Mayor
Mayor Des. c. Dshimsn started HIE
career as a cowboy. and is at present:
Mayor of Omaha, and has the rollov-
ihg record. sharia of Dawes (30., Nob.
three terms. Mayor at Chsdro‘n. two
Democratic Nst'i Committee:
man, eight years; Mayor oi Omaha.
six years. sad in 1010 candidate hm
Writing to
Foley I: (:0.. Chime. he; says: "ll
Pitts and
they have siren mom mt deal “my
rolls! so i cheerfully mommudm
«rho Brice Pharmacy. w. r Wit:
C‘
snacricAL pos'rnv. ‘ ‘
“Pa, here's a piece of poetry til”.
says something about is intact“
grunge: What is a ‘moated nouns.” 1
pa?"
“Lemme look at it. i guess that ‘
must be a mim'rlnt for “garage! A‘
mooted gr. 6 one that’s designed
l‘hat's it.-—Clsveland:
Plain Dealt
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South Norwolk Postotflce
"’4' units or,“
Eastern Points—5:5 :00m “10:30 a. 111.:
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Western Points—4 gig-6:6 0: 30“. 10: 30 a. m:
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Eastern Fourth—6: 00 (Broldxoport only.
8:40). 0:.00a m.:1 0:0 6. 00. 8:009. m.
Western Pointe—-—6:tti.1:0m00 a. m. . 12: 85.
1:,50 2:.35 0:00. 8:00p.m
Dsnbur ——fi.00, 9:451Jn102bozlmo. 5:00p m.
I1
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2:35. 4.00. 0:00.800 1).
Malls {or all points close 5: 30 p. to. Sun-
days.
E. E. CROWE. Postmaster.
Norwslk Postofflce ..
Malls Dosoatcissd
5:50 a. m.—-Earlt
8:10 a. 1T.'—1)onbuw division.
6:30 a. Ira-«West and South Norwaik.
0:40 a. XXL-«East. West and So. Norwaik.
12:00 m. m—New York and West.
12: 45 p. m. —lllaet and South Norwalk.
1:15 p. m.'-——Drtnbun division.
::25 p.rn Inn—Points west of' Stamford. Lot-
tcrs only.
2:20 p. its—West and South Nor-walk.
5:00 p. m. ~S‘a‘3mn Station, Danbury and
' on
5:30 pm tit—«East. West and So. Norwaik.
8:00 p.m mM—East West and So Not-walk.
Sundays and Holidays.
Lost mail closes at 5: 30 p. to.
Sunday collection at 3: 30 p. m.
Mails Received.
7:00 a. m.-—-All directions.
7:00 a.m m—(hnnon Station.
7:15 a m. -Ea.st. west of Bridgeport.
8: 15 a. m. —Wilton and Dunbury.
0:30 a. in. «South N rwal al.k
11:00 a. m. .—-Enaihr eatl an:n So Not-walk.
12:50 .m.-*Dan or y v
2:00 ppm ——East. West on So. Not-walk.
2:30 p. m. ——East
3:15 p. run—East and South Norwalk.
5. 00 p. in. -New Y maoak. Brooklyn and South“.
7:30 pm ll.-—Elisi new" est and So. Norwdfi
Owootm—East Westfidfiofi our-1k,
Carriers' window open trons N00 until 10
a. m.
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UTH NORWALK Fifi! ALARM
‘0 8X0 XI!
Alarm Bend union at Electric
finger}: d‘elep one for fire alarms.
0 .. .
8—: Washington and North Alain Sta.
5-:‘Do hostages! dS .
on on
x RX 0 Cores); Factory. private.
04-Hoyt' s Theatre.
—— k
7 ”mm H" "(literate nod cny notch.
0.55m“: Hall.
124$”tssi. F kiln School
—- 08 . ran
ia—§Concora St. Concord and unass- :
Sutton is.
it—North slain and Ann Sta.
15—4-11 and Ba 81:. Avg.
or
i odor 8t.
“numb School West Ave.
rims“ St cud “Tater-on fie
31—8011“)
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dow 8.“
32—44)!) Electric Works. State St.
34~xS rln and ”Cl:
xo—xflgvlignd and {Instr 8n.
and (boh'r
'--xi.ocitwood Ml; '
tl—Folrtlold Avs. It. 1'
tin—Taylor Ave. and South St.
43~Wnndward Ave. and Meadow St.
iii—Burritt and Quintard Aves. and WM
to—Wd ward and Immdes Aves.
61— on Hill St. and dElmwoal AVG.
52~Woshinzton St. Brld
53~Freixht yard and Ann ESL. prints.
5{——Noruuik Lock Co” private. .
Ixi Denotes non. interfering bonel-
up Muster box. trom which the num-
ber of an; box can be sounded.
One Iatro‘kc a; i2 noon and I p. 13..
standar tme. .
()no stroke at odd times. testing or
line 0 n. -
Twrigtrokos utterl an alarm. are out, ro-
oolla e tmsnt.
Threepfiow strokela. water to be that
oil. i—~l—-—i
At 12: 05 p m. each Wednesday. a box
lied for tea
ire slat-ms tor anv district also re-
oeivsd by telephone. 20. :
IAIT NORWALK FIHI ALARM ”XII
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Fire in union. Van not at. 1.0.11“
212~Eut
'uhintton and Fort tats.
zit-Jinn Zuni 0t. and Bo. Oslo A
"iii—~51“: Avs. and Rowan 8!
017—Wlnileld Bi
H’s-«Fort and Charles Siam
”t—East Ave and FltchS
Silk-8t John St. and“ Edits Ave.
”Heaviest Ave. and First St.
ssh-Boulevard and Second St.
”Bacove Ave. and Fifth St
Auxiiln box in Inrvln school com
v.5
ӣ13131" box in Fitch school soonest.
wt
V..-
box ill.
One hiutm or whistle at odd times, test-
it
:"anuim ot whistle at I n. at. standard
test at I .svo Wednesday.
“go": blasts o whistls~ ~1~1lrs
Four blasts oi whistlo- .1 1- i—ot
s. m. no school?
home cull at it: 80 a. its. one session.
A tel phone mesons to electric stool
(100i. ‘stween the hours oi 5 p. oi.
as nulocst tion of tire. on slum
will be [vein of nouns! bot. .
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10-Cornsr of Main and Won 8.”
ti-neidsn vs and Union
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Cruises road and Fair at.
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summer
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recn'
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