1
MUSIC HALL
- ONE NIGHT ONLY
Thurs, Jan. 25th
{THE ENCIIANTIIIG IIELODY WHOSE IIAIIIITIIIG STRAINS HAVE EII‘I'IIIAILED Til! WORLD
It’s the Theme long of WOODI 1 ram" LIDIEBB Phenomenal success.
IIADAIIE SHERRY
sy orro HAUIBBAOII and not. aosoamt
TEE LAUGHING MUSICAL SENSA’I'ION OF TWO CONTIN
'I 0081 F lliicll. “MEI! GElEIIITIE “mm mm
1 ~ " ”- anmwfi
FIRST TIME AT THESE PRICES.
Lower Floor ..... .................. .. ....... . 3.1. 50, $1. 00, 75c
Balcony .......... ..... . ............. $1.00. 500
Seats on Sale Jan. 22 at Hoyt's Theatre
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‘THts WEEK AT THE PLAYI—IOUSE
PERFECT.
'OYT’
THEATRE:
” IN EVERY PARTICULAR THE SEA!
SON'S MOST BRILLIANT SHOW. G
‘Bpeoial Return engagement—Retained
by Popular Demand. The World's
Champion Girl Long-distance Swim-
1 mer
ROSE PITONOF.
.orld with her Phenomenal Feats.
. e her Daring Dives and Thrilling
tics in Her Huge Tank.
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Special Added
Hart's Pretentious Playlet
THE WILD WEST RANGERS
N. Y. Journal:
from the Prairie." Wonderfully Real-
‘ istic.
looted Company.
The Sensation of Both Continents
THE OLIVOTTE
TROUBADOURS
Sons of Sunny Italy, In Tuneful Mel.
duties and Classical Instrumental Se-
tions.
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THE GRAPHOPHONE GIRL
Francis.
1 Latest Novelties.
Artistic and Astute Athletics
‘ BENNETT TRIO
Marvelously Skilled Acrobats,
V‘ Fonts Extraordinary.
in
Newest Sensations In MOTION PIC-
Tunss ‘
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'LOVERs
“The Place" .
y alston
~1 Shoes
more the standard for what is lat-
st and correct in style.
1. ‘ oughly dependable.
TWO STORES
alk ' South Norwaik
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NOW OPEN
The Atlantic Hotel’s
GRAPE ARBOR
GRILL
The Atlantic liotei oflors in its
rape Arbor Grill one of the most so
loci and delightfully cozy restaurants
to he found in the state
lhe excellence of the cuisine and
:rervicc completes fox iir ltlgepott it gt'lzll
Orchestra Every Evening at 6
iTabIc. d-Hote Dinners,'6 to 8
Attraction—Josephl
iBusiness Men‘s
“it is like a breathV
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Splendidly Presented by Adeline;
Vaudevlilo's Newest ands
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on being arrested.
not cleaned up within two or three
p. m.-—75c; with wine iii
a. m. tor-230 p. m.-— 500
Superbly Presented by a 86- Other Hours: Ala CarteService
at moderate prists.
FAIRFIELD AVE.,opp. R R. STATION
Bridgeport, (loan.
5.000 AUT0IST8V
01’ STATE IIAVE
IIO LIBENSES
Thai the state police will be nuth
tii'izetl next week it)
throughout the state for negligence In
complying with the
Matthew
state.
ll. Rogers,
this morning.
secretary
At the present,
time there are at least 5.0000wnersi
have hot coup.
piled with the law. The total num~é
Amorltan women me In too much of It
of automobiles who
her of owners in the state is 14.000.
Mr. Rogers has extended the time
given the automobillsts to apply for
renewal of registration the original
date set. being January .1. He said;
today. however, that he will wait no.
i To Keep ~Suet.
Lunch “.45.
make arrests 1
Cocoa Frosting.’
lien! tho “'hiit' of one org on a plat-
ltor with n fork or wire spoon until
1fontny. but not still‘. Add one half
‘ toucpoonfui lemon juice and then beat
‘ In. gradually. about half n cup of pow-
idetctl suLtu' list» which in to make It
stiff enough to it‘fllc a distinct matk
Viwheu cut with a knife (‘0101 it any
:Sill‘liit‘ desired with it little of [lens
tlorps cocoa I4 Ina. -
A rubber pad. cut to {it the sink pre-
vents many a scratch. and keepa the
'sink cleaner when the dishes are
. washed. It. is easily washed and dl'it-tii.
iWhon not in use. hang on a nail near
the sink. ----- Suburban Lilo.
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E . Rubber Sink Pad.
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i When Cake Sticks.
5 A dampened cloth placed on the bot-
Itom of a pan. when a cake sticks to
ithe pan have no ovchnnuc. will cause
the cake to steam loom In a short
ltiuto.
Flowers in Home.
i Flowers add so much to the cheer-
Home... of the home. even timuuh we
inlay not he extravagant in buying
; thoui lavishly. .11 low flowers tastefully
inrruugcd hrlghtcn' the entire appear-
lance of a room Dinner tables look
hair: and neglected without the little
"1 tune of flowers in centerpiece of ferns
’ In winter a bit oI. holly. tariouutetl in
or (‘V‘Plgrt‘till of any variety will give
Hunt the title touch of rituoriuiness
needed to counteract the. dull urn) boss
1
. 1.13“ Girl Who Has ‘ Startied the room which will fill a. long lclt. aunt. i"! ”w out-of doors Foliage plants are
it"k'lt'iittlli for the house. ams the New
York I‘teus. 'l‘he lioston tern ruhhct
tree and award rein army unit In tin1
house.
To keep allot. take out any skin
1 there may he and then put the aunt in
int saucepan and place on it warm but
.not hot lira and let it melt gradually.
aWhen unite melted pout It Into a pan
.01 told water. When quite haul WI 110
iii tirv. map it in white paper out
\1 hi it wanted for use it mat he rut-bid
; on a proton» hos tannins 'I‘tlbunc.
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Brush kept Soil.
. .1'1f‘iot' tlni.hin..: a job of painting: and
i not tit-string to have a
Int; arouml the house. says a contribu-
gtor to Popular Mechanics. l filled the
l ,tbristlet or the l rush with a pond sup.
ipiy of paint carpfttlh wrapped it. In
paper tied it sé .-~'uti,1 ulth a siting
.‘and pi and the 1.: unit on a shelf. .\
‘Khllii time ago i wished to use the
brush and upon unwrapping it I Willi
surprlsud to find the bristles as soft
attituuoblio li-.. as when put away. lilo oil in the point
reuse law, was the statement made by ‘1
or
having soaked the inner mappings oi
the )ifllltili', thus preserving the brush
in flrstclasa shape for two years:
Wash Too Soon.
Parisian hair dressers say that
hurry to wash their hair properly. We
put on soap and immediately wash it
01!. whereas they rub the soap telly on
thoroughly and allow it to stay on the
hair at least 15 initiates thereby hp
longer, and that the matter must hoi curing the removal of all dust. and oil
settled at once. '
To Give Orders.
He will give orders early next
week to the state police and will also
notify all superintendents and chiefs
of police to watch for violations. Al-
though the state and city police do
not work in conjunction. they work~
in harmony. - .
When the attention of Mr. Rogers
has called to the fact that the de-
lay in securing license rehewal had
been called the fault of his office by
various parties, he replied: V
1‘! have done everything to protect
the interests of the state and of the
Thor- peepie."
Has Worked for Autolst. ‘
“Do you consider that the auto
owners have been negligent?"
“i do; they were asked to suffer
no hardship in the matte "
"Will arrests be made?" .
" “Autolsts must take their chances
If everything is
days the state police will be notified
..to cover the state in conjunction. with
the city police sincere."
WWW.
some day there is sure to be a real
11 buying opportunity for yen in one at
the sentinel "For Sale” ads.
Every
day they are interesting. Every day
more and moi-e people turn to them.
with "on eye to business."
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~— llartford Coolant.
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Boiled Pudding.
Five ounces flour, 1 small teaspoon-
fnl of baking powder. 2 ounces lard or
dripping. and 1,5 ounce latter. 1 egg.
1 pinch of salt. some milk or water. Put
jsalt and baking powder with the. flour.
rub in the lard or dripping and butter.
add the egg and enough milk or water
to make the mixture to a stiff batter
(about quarter pink milk). Pour into
a pint greased basin, and steam one
and one quarter hours. if it is cooked
in a. proper steamer it. wil take per~
basin is covered with greased paper.
and stood in a saucepan with Just a
little' wafer-at the bottom. one and a
courier hours is long enough. The
mixture should not quite fill the basin
t
‘ before it is cooked .~Vlctorla Colon
list. . _
White Sauce. \
Half a pint of cream. two table-
'spoons of mushrobm ketchup. one or
essence of anchovy, withga little ony-
enao pepper, an ounce or two of but-
let rolled in flour; boil together for
five minutes. . ‘
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can of oil stand-‘
Wtitlanw Indian Pile Ointment will cure
Blind. Bidedlna arid tithing Plies. It ab-
‘sorbe the tumors, alloys Itching at once,
soil as a. poultlee gives instant relief.
Willlama' Indian at. ointment 1- pre-
1 pared for Puss and Itohltggoot the rlvsto
it'll.
..inuus
ruDF21sts. than amino.
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SATURDAY JAN 26, 1912‘
00IIIILY PIIWEII
~u—p——
Electric
Vacuum
Bouth Norwalk Readers Can No Long-
or Doubt the EVldenoe..
-—-—
1 This South Norwallt citizen testified
long ago.
TON of quick relief¥~of
benefit.
The facts are now confirmed.
lasting
Halibut a In Cream.
l-tub the halibut will. suit and lemon.
put It to boil in a kettle. allowing
one ounce of salt to every six quarts
01 water; iiiliilllt'31."01't:|l‘ a moderate fire
(halibut of eight poundt should slur
int-r 20 minutes or moral. When it
begins to crack slightly. lift. it out with
n drained and dish it with a napkin.
having it carefully drained, absorbing
the water fro the fish with a napkin.
Put a pint of cream on the. fire in n
nitrwpilll. and when near slnunurlng
Vndtl half a pound of butter, stirring un
til tho butter is melted: do not let the
clown boil; add three yolks of eggs.
season with sol-t. pepper tutti lepton
juice, pour enough over the halibut to
cover it and serve the remainder In a
boat. if preferred. dish the fish on a
napkin. garnish with parsley and serve
the sauce in a boat. 'l‘hlu shut-e must
not be made until it is wanted.
Cheese Custard.
Butter 0 baiting'dlah. put in a layer
of bread out. in plucua with the crusts
remoteti. Sprinkle thinly sliced
chants over the bread anti dust with
salt and a tow grains of cayenne Add
other- layers of bread and choose sea-
soning as before using In all about one
cup of ( iieese, Beat two one slightly."
and one pint of tnllk,‘pour over bread
and choose. [take about half an hour
in moderate oven.
English Plum Pudding.
hunk one half pound stale ~ brcadi
rruinbs in one. cup hot. scolded milk
When cool. add one ltalf cup sugar and
tin» :tiika of tour eggs beaten until
thick and lemon-colored; then add one
half pound of raisins founded and out.
in interest, and one fourth pound of
currents tlrcdued with two table.
stumps flour. ouo fourth pound of fins
finely chopped. two ounces cltron out.
in thin strips and one half cup lingligh
walnut meats broken in pieces Cronin
one half cup sort. uslntt the hand. and
mid halt a nutmeg mated.
fourths teaspoon cinnamon. one third
toastmon clove. only," third teaspoon
mace and one-and one half teaspoons
' salt. t‘omhlna mixtures. and when thor
1 notably blended. and the. whites of four
eggs beaten until stiff. Turn into a but-
tered tu'olti. rover closely and steam six
hours, newt allowing the water; to tail
below the boiling point.»-\l’timan‘a
ilont‘ t‘outmutlbh.
savory Turnover.
Take three slices of fried button and
mince and brown in the same lot. one
sliced onion. and mint-.0 it. Meat three
cuss slightly. mid three tablespoonfuia
of stowed tomato. bacon land onion.
i'our Into a greased trying pan, let it.
cook. l’old and serve on a very hot
dish.
Apple Sauce Cake.
Two cups of sonar. two cups of apple
sauce (thick). one half cup of shorten
in it. one. half teaspoon cloves. one. half
teaspoOn cinnamon. one pound seeded
raisins or bolt and half raisins and
curt-ants. one cupfnl of nut meats (11’
detailed). two teaspoons of soda. three
cups of flour. pliio-lt of salt in flour.
Rub the raisins in flour. dissolve the
‘~ soda In a little hot water. halts to mod
crate oven.
Refuse In Bans.
Girls who get little meals In their
studios or small apartments will save
much or the grime that results from.
them if they put all the refuse into
paper bags and wipe each dish with
tissue paper before it is washed, says
the New York Sun. This saves grease
grout going down pipes which Were not
calculated for dish water. Some ..1
men who do their owu work do this at
ter every meal.
as. Rabbit Recipe.
A treasured rule for Welch rabbit
in a girl a recipe book calls for a mum
ter of a cupfui of milk. three ounces of
Cheddar cheese eut‘lnto small dice an
egg. a tablespoouful of butter. salt a
little mustard and a shake or two of
paprika. Bring the milk to a 1511.11.11
at the cheese and stir until it is met
ed. Then add the egg and-seasonlnt.
stir until the stunt. a creamy
turn over toasted ‘broatl or. crackers
New York sun ' 1 : 1
tht no.
. lies! the white of on egg. spread on.
I
Cleaner
1at a Bargain
We have one $65.00 Peerless Vac—
num Cleaner. which has been reni>
ed a few times, which we offer for
$48.00. Guaranteed to be in per—
iett order.
TheA J.Angevine
Such testimony is completev-the
evidence conclusive. ‘
it, forms convincing proof of merit.
Mrs. J. Morelli. 23 Union street,
.South Norwnlk. Conn.. says? “I had
trouble from my kidneys for years and
often was in misery from a dull ache
across my back and sharp, shooting
. twingeu In my iolns. A friend told me
Fir Fire Pieces. about Doan's Kidney Pills and gettingI
A token of remcmiuauce that served . a supply at Plaisted a Drug Sime,l
as a holiday decoration and nfielwarflilxigan their use. After i had taken of
furnished liltht, waimth and them was low doses 1 found that they were help-l
made to trleutls in a building having his me and the mutants of ottr boxcsi
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open fit-places. A ttip was made to restored me to good health Irccom- i & Son CO
the. "l\'()0(i~i(.ii" or bin in the cello mend this temotiy at ‘etcty opporiun i 0
where lilo supply of firewood its stores . Ity."—~‘Statetnent given April 20.?
anti :1 number of pieces. round until 111015.) . {134'136 waShlflgtOfl SII'CE“
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A Second Endorsement.
Moreili was interviewed on.
uniform In length. were picked oui,VV
cure being used to Ecleét the wood hav- . Mrs.
int; n pleasant surface of bark. ’l‘l11ree,.Itine 22. 1911. anti she said: “i shalli SOUTH NORWALK POST OFFICI
pieces of firewood about. three or fouriulwaya recommend Dean‘s Kidney: MAILS
inchts in diameter and about ’15 inch Pills wheul have the opportunity and}
on long were not In each bundle. They i am oul1 too pleased to confirm myESouth Norwalk Postoffice
1 1 l n ( . I w th a stout t 0'11,’ former statement lven in their
\tht‘ )t tutlitgtthc i . ‘ .. 1; MM” ARRIVE FROM
the top piece mating on the. two lower praise. iEastgrm Pom" 5 55 7' 00m 10 30 a. m,
out-s. A few branches of fir were plac For sale by all dealers. Price 501. :11... 3,00. 5 5' ,,
etl under the wood and held in the coals. Fostei‘Mllburn 'Co.. Buffalo. w}%:°:"§ o';°';‘_‘;g’%55%p " 3° 1° 3° " ”-
cold forming a base. the twigs stick-:Ncw York. soIe agents for the Lnited; Danbur —5: 55. :1: 00, 5: 15 v to.
~—- 0 , 10 1: 0 .
in; out around the sides Between the ‘ States. “swig,“ o 30' 9~ 0 00V 3' m" 0 a 0"
top and lower sticks sprays of holl)‘ Remember the.
name-Dottu 'a—and! MA'Ls CLO‘EF
wore tucked and two holes Were bored; take no other.
Eastern Points—41: 00. (Brldogeport only.
i :40).10;00a.m.;1':00 0:0.0 8:00p m.
- gWestern Po' "(I—0140 10:00 a. m; 13:
in the top piece of wood in which buy-g LL... L... ..L.... L .LLL. ......L .i 1:50. 2: 35. i5: 00. 8200 V . mun] 00 00 3"
“My "0111”?! Wi‘l'ti lliill‘l'd M an even; Our ideals would be far more sails-13:23:. :g. 33 “5‘30"3'10'2b0'a: 65m ; 1113013..
dist once from the ends. line of these factot .1 if we could exchange them 101"“:6 1- 00 It (‘0- 3- 0.00
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Mails for all poiixts close 5: 30 p. m. Sus-
xemetnluuutw 11 us plated on the and groceries days.
Loos lit the fireplace and after sen-ling ‘ . . _ .. .. 7 . > ., ,. E- h CEO“ 3- ”Smut"-
as a decoration the candles were “Kill-i
o;l and burned to thf sockets. lgnlzlng FIRE ALARMS Norwalkpostofflce
1 e u an in art 0 t"? u re l '
t 0- ar e 5 d t it; a h L 1 i . Malls Despstcheo . I
‘Another was placed on the buffet in ‘OUTH NORWALK‘FIRK ALARM 15.50””133” 1 . ‘
the dining room and the (undies were BOXED 6310 I {R‘mebm division. N in. I
~ Fire Alarm Head narters at Elocme 8:30 a. tin—West and South orwa
'iighted to. the buildup dinner. i Works Telepione for flu alarms. 0:10a.m.m—-Eust. West and So. Nor-walk.
W No. 2.0 )1 8 1210151 in -—Neg York (in; 31?le alk
" s—quahln ton and North sin ta. 12:1 p. -— am an ou orw .
Codfish and 07“" Sauce. ‘ Mohacke‘l‘no Hotel. ' 1:15 p.1n.»~Danbury dlvtslon. ‘
.. Iioii three slices of fish. drain and t—-xDa and RaymFoEtltdts 811 l 1:25 p.m .,~ll’%ntlsflwtest of Stamford. Lek
l at... " t.‘ v
dress them upon *a dish. blanch three. 3*;‘fzy. ,0ng353 story. 9’ vote. 2.20 am "I‘m.” 3nd South {Big-sands. .
'I-«N'mwnlis Hoe 5:00 p. m—Cannon Station. n my on
dozen mama by putting them in a “”5“.” Han, méi‘lfford and City Hotels m
tatuupon with their iulce. moving IINL'm‘ beams Sé. F k“ s n 1 2:33 p.m fighter. owes: nag 33. 12:13:33:
“ e -— .03 £8 (1
around octraalonally. but do not innitimfiflfom' a. flung”: 2%.; Lincoln} 9 “Sum“... "m 21%...“
1 ‘ . tit-ht ’1 Lao t mall closes at p in.
them b0" ‘8 “no“ us fill \ become a thuth Main and Ann 815.8untlay collection at 3: 30 p. as.
little firm in, put a sime otcr a 1103le thulligh St. and Ba view Ave. Malls Resolved. t
1
—~ walk I n \ orlts. “:00 a. m. ~All directions
and pour the 0.1 store in. Put the Iittttidixzufitg A". fig? “a” St. 1-}. i?" a m magnum Stmwgfidgepon ,
‘ . - ~ , twill h Schoo Vent Ave.‘ in m-— as vces 0
ill “ “('“mm' “hon boiling and 1110 21—“ Eat 8t. and Taylor Ave. 90:15 a. m.— “ilton and Dnnbury.
(loves, half a blade of mace. six pup J3~wxl£ly Ave afidxtowe gist. 1.1333309"m'mwslilmt'btfmiam it So. Norwaik.
. . . . . . .4» I t titan xr to. m-:m. es an
perturtls. and 1“" mu“ W "I butter to : 25—S£312 Main and” come. 813.1325!) :1. m ——llaubury division.
which you have added a tablespoon of “Wilmington Ave. and Anetta st. .2 00 p.011. ~ Janet. \\ est and So. Not-walk.
' It—West and Elm Grove Bis. .230 p. m. -1. M15!
flour; break in small plows. silt welt- or. South Main 51.. between Grove and 3.3.15 :1 m.—~§)aatYant; Sgpmklzsgrm‘ilkéom.
‘ w— W "11‘ 0
together. finish with a gill of cream :3°~:Ltid;iim§n~:i:tc WM“; State 8t-15:.00p in N21 rwu‘lk. . y
1.1th3 tint: and Clo 1.: 30 p. m wl-Zast. 11 est and So. Norwolk.
or milk. add metals and po 1.1:“ 1110mm"l “Hm“, and 1 at}? s” i
sauce over. The rest. of the fish may iiwxlsockuood ma. 0 a
he mitt-u from the bone and placed on 11:.mflflfii‘ka‘9au‘afiogflréd ' m.
i . w ill . to s to t3-—-Wutulunrd Al'l' not on ow 3
a d ”h ‘ a H ”l Of ti nttt‘e t5~~Bunitt and Quintnrd Aves. and Water ;
which you can add the yolks of two .1
. .- Ate—AV mluntd and latitudes Aves. '
W" “MW" “g“ ”3““ sprinkle “"1 stuot‘mim Hill at. and otmwma Ave.
fine bread crumbs. place in a ten hol 8;?“tirh'tinsixpi‘ixfmlign" m.
14 t
55.11. for 20 minutes, until the bread 5 W" ’
Ntitwnlk Lock (30.. ptltnto
t't‘ttlnba bevonv‘f‘ 1mm.“ 1 txi Denotes non interfering home.
(hi) \Inater box, hunt \vluc it the umn~ 1,
Butter Scotch Pie
:ber of any box can be sounded.
‘ On» stroke at 13 noon and 8 p 111..
.atoudard time. 4~
()norupful of brown entrant/11100111 Ono stroke at odd times.
hiespoontnis of WIIII‘I‘. butter also all
an egg. yolk of one egg, thtec table
mountain of ilour. one cupful 0! milk.
Wild fly!-
.:ll 00 a. m ~12a‘st.West and So Not-walk.
(‘arricrs' window open from 0 until 1.
n” m E. S. ADAMS. Postmaster.
private.
There will still be
Plenty of
WINTER
WEATHER
We offer you the last chance
to buy a Cylinder Stove cheap. .
We are. closing out our entire
stock of these Stoves in many
sizes at. low down prices. '
Horace R. Nas h
testing 0: V
calls department. -1
Three tnnw strokes. water to be shut
off. lat-«l
At 12:05 p. to. each We
pulled for test. i
Hm alarms for an' district also re- -
ccivod by telephone. 5.
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io and brown. ad 0 tables tonnful of1 NORWALK FIRE ALARMS
p d ‘ ‘ .15 Punter of Main and Wall Streets.
“'3‘" ‘0 ”“3 “I‘M?“ \"Ilile‘d This‘ifl'e't ‘L'l «Holden Menus and t nion Place
vents the whites itont separating {tom 1.,“
pic 11 hen cui.-~(.‘hit‘t\go inter Ocean.
0 ...... L. ‘ l
.1111esday. a box
line open. 1-
TWo strokes site an altttm. fire out. re-
vor with vnnllla. Cook until A it
thickens, stirring; ‘so It will not bus-us
In
\\ est Avenue and ilctkeley Sitect.
--F rattklin Atomic and lanes Pla‘oc
. lit-wt‘lus house (Private box).
Burnt Almonds. lflfimgtrS‘EOARenuc etntlflhg’ertgl‘n(18:13:31L
or r mute on re r c
0““ “III Jordan almonds. l-h'i‘l‘l’i cVIII)s MuC‘hflpt‘l Str‘oet and Harbor Av.enue
sugar. two tablesuoons water and a 3"‘“’“‘ “mm“ W“ "‘9 “"“O'T
$$Stetcns Street and Him Crest.
little cinnamon. Stir constantly in iron I Gloss Street amt Wilton avenue.
frying pen until sugar is melted and 1.331%; ‘fiiéeand Non“ “mum
brown. Pour quickly on plate and as... 51~Gmnd Sim" "“1 ““0"" 14'1“”-
52—41mm and Catherine Streets. .
state mus while hots—«W shiugton 51%»va Cannon Bond and Fair Street.
Herald.
sd—Chestnut Street neat ummer St.
N. Main &WestSis.
55—.Main Street and Union Avenue. S‘Nomalk
Bil—On The (3 men.
.'63—-—East Avonue and Lincoln Avenue. 7 . ‘ i ‘ ..
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EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXI!
F‘lro headquarters. has Van Zont Street.
Telephone 110
4-Fltch School (private.
5~btartdn School (prion e.
Chicken Pudding. ‘
Cut up a chicken as for frlcasse and
stew in just enough water to keep it
from burning: season each piece with
salt and pepper and lay in a large pad
ding orvrbaking dish; beat two eggs un-. amalgam Washington and be?" Ste.
til light. add “one.plnt of milk, one filifimzfil‘g‘fih 103..."; 3;“ ”"
CityNtitiOualBan‘k
frnausAc'i's a GENERAL BANKING
BUfiINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSISTENT '*
all—Winnie to St. ..
ails—Fort and Charles Ste.
224—40381 Ave. and Fitch Si.
ass—at. John St. and Edits Ave.
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