Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, April 8, 1912 · page 2

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FIBRE MATTINO,
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OIL OLOTHS,
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Tapestry Brussels. 8 limit by 10

7 it. 6 and 9 it. by 12 it.

Wool Fibre. 8 it. by 10 it. and . .
9 it. by 12 it

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More 2 o'clockthis morning Cap-
”ltoln Bond ordered the wireless Opera-
tor to send "8. O. S." distress signals.
An hour later he turned back upon his
curse and drove the vessel full speed
literati for the reels oi! Montuuk Point,
believing that otherwise lilo vessel
Would be burned at sea.

7,__ Through the enriy.morning hours
711m wireless sputtered along the an
77 3 North Atlantic coast with news
to: the v essei'n danger. When the M9711
ilk Lighthouse told over the govern-
mm. telephone line that the steam
or was going ashore, the lighthouse
keeper peered outta sou. laughed at
that report and doclsred that he saw
nothing to warraptv such a belief. Ten
minus later the men at this station
on the ship on the rocks,7 hurried oil
ill: a brooches buoy apparatus and
Iolcr dragged their surf boat on its
c-knthroo miles over the bench to
v‘theburning steamer. '
The life. hovers reiniorosd by a crew
71mm the Hither Plain station, two
7mIIos sway. transferred the passengers
Internal] hosts to a tug and stood oii'
go'tieadiness to take the crew shore if
d bo.’ The passengers were trans-
turned in the Ontario's litboats.7

7 Illicit-3h the dames77oould not be
717p is, 0. great cloud of steam and
Imolto arose tram the burning ship
I spread a haze along the water

dust the tire w I7 confined
lb to the hold. A light sea was

i the vessel was badly bilateral

 

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In YEISER Hooks and Eyes. No gaping skirt-vents or shirt waists

They stay where put.

' strongest and best on the mnrkct Cannot rust. Ends cannot pull
sport or overlap because of the lock: cannot twist or slip.

The only real improvement in books and eyes in all years.

“he N. E. Ryan Company

86 Washington Street, South Norwalk

7hr miiel- Main nond told the
. fund one on little wing The _77_ 77 .
7' ’4‘ Ito and A bull west or ,

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o'clock. A few minutes later-n second
message was received stating that the
operator on the sterner would soon be
obliged to lure his room been“ oi
the boot. in this. message it wits stub-

. «vino Mien. bod been notified b1

' tot-phonic dud owned the Wow Hill
follow mooning;
‘in tboir power boil some ant- '77

'. tnrio, according to a statement issued

7 7. op Herbert H.
Wisp, stipulates t 01 the ills
out ‘of the moon
ed the other pronto hold themselves

The coo iron so with that. no tut
dared yenturc out or the harbor at
Newiulrt. but the luxi’l‘sloo, of New
London, storied ot once. The revenue
cutter Acushnet was also ordered tron)
Woods Hole.

Before any or the oncoming ships
reached hint, Capt. William‘J. Bond.
0! the Ontario succeeded in sending his
vessel oslrore on Montouk Point.

The names broke through the, deck
hardly more thou fifteen i'cct away
from the cabin in which the wireless
operator was stationed and he was ob-
llged it) leave his pout shortly before
5 o'clock this morning. Later he was
able to resume his duties.
BALTIMORE. Md, April 8.lele
steamer Ontario 0! the Merchants'
and Miners’ Line. was built in l904.
at a cost or more than “00.000 and
u as equipped with all modern convert»
tonnes.
lios’l‘ON April 8.-There were 29
monomers on board the steamer Un-

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today irotn the locul allies of the Mer-
r-uon'ts‘ sud Miners' Line. Word was
received here that the passengers were
ox‘pmttod at New Condor), Conn. about
ill a. tn. on board the wrecking bug
Tattoo. Thomas Barber and C. B. Mar-
ray, oi the lloston odiooot the Steam
ship company, went to New London
to merit the passengers out! bringthom
to this city.

besides the general cut-go, the On
tnrio «Mall :00 holes of cotton, its

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burn or pennutn and 40. cases of on:

Tongue Tout.
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excellent Winter tone the binders outdoor: in a

spot where they fill! not be objection.

the root and round pieces that cannot obit» to the eyo.7 odd 77allow than: to be
M and 045141.th ”it“. moi-ml lohmuwm
bonxuc very lino. boot menu to the and snow. in the‘

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Always Bought

'An Egg Set for individual

$3.00.

and $6.50.

Silver Trivets, $5.00.

iisu
For liver
Thirty Years

52. 00.

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Etched iu graceful floral
$3 50.

 

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and $3.00.

Roman Pottery

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then rolled in sugar are a pleasant
change from dates smiled with nuts.

I! o curtain 0r par-new pole is ruin
bed with hard coup before being put
no.7 tho droporiel will slip on easily.

moto- sod lieu out in ambit pieces
Mid served VIII] plenty OI Blush! make

travelers.

Trunks.

 

Gite ii iii. limit (lumping.

Mitchell llifi‘t’.

 

will; two glistening silver egg cups, salts and peppers,

Casseroles, $3.75, $5.00, $6.

Crystal Vases

signs applied in faint coloriugs,

 
 
 

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use is of quadruple plate, 7

 

Sandwich Dishes of quadruple plate, in a varicly‘of
Phasing designs. $3.00. $3.50. $4.50. $5.00 and up to $9.00.
Cheese and Cracker Dishes, silver pialt‘, $5.00. $6.00

50.

In Sterling Silver
Salts and Peppers, lot Iiilll\l(lli£ll uw. in lCiI heart-
shaped cases, satin lined, $1.00. 7
Call Bells for table use. sweet (lilil tuttsicnl.$r.so.
Tea Strainers of odd design. $l.25, $1.50, $1.75 and

 

Individual Casters, \cry dainty $3. 00 and $3. 75.
Salt Cellars, 500; Salt Spoons, 25c.
Olive Spoons and Forks, Cream

Ladies, Sugar

Spoons. 98: and up.

dedgns 500, 75c, $1. 25 to

 

 

- Rock Crystal a nd Cut Glass.
Vases, according to size, from $1.00 to $20.00.
Perfume Bottles, for the dressing table. $2.00, $2.50

Fern Dishes, with silver littiitgs.$2.5o,$4.5o to $10.00.

' Sandwich Plates, $5. 00, $6. 50 and $7. 00. ‘
Artistic Hammered Brass.

Fem bitches, complete with fetus expo.

 

Jardinicrcs.

Classic Shapes in imitation of old marble, with do

750. $1.00. $1.25 to $2.00.

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Attention is directed to the Trunk and Bag depart—
ment. which is in perfect co million lilsllpply all needs of

Hartman Trunks in all the well known models.
Steamer Trunks, Hat Cases, Wardrobe and Chiifonier

 

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Mill!!! helm. and make titled with tho the dad cool hit: strands, mixing them
tonne. Season to tools with pennanithoronxhly. The ciudors prepared in
nutmeg, nor-icy or chopped moo boo- this my will probobly lost a medium
pct-s, end when hot stir in s booten on:
and remove tram the fire st once. I
Hove ready as many slices 0! buttered
least as an required, append with the

ruler whenever bot tires ore required.

Curried am

 

ed that cflorls were being mode to
reach Moulauit Point to bench
steamer. In response to the call the
naval wireless stollou sent out a gen
out “5. 0. 8." call. uniting all stoomers
in the vicinity to so to the nuisance
of the Ontario. The message was pick-

Nori‘oik. The novel station site took
steps to get into communication with

Hole to send her to the Master's as

picked up the mossogo.

covers on Block island we're

sorry. 7

Meanwhile the Ontario. under
own steam approached Mouton-k Pain
Saving station.

sensors and members or the crew i

lit the time.

 
 
 

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the,

ed up and repeated by both Boston and.

Slice two onions and try in butter,
add a toblespooniui of curry powder,
and one pint of good broth or stock:
slow till autonosroiqaito tender; add‘
u cup 0! cream thickoned with arrow.
root or rice flour. simmer 7n few our
meals; than odd eight or ten but
boiled calls out in ounce. and beat
them well, but do not boil.

creamed tongue and serve at once. it
77you bore no 0mm mine I crash:
notice. using a ts‘blespoonlui elicit oi
butter and door and a cup or In.
Chicago inter Ocean.

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Worth Knowlnil.
1‘0 use dour milk tor [riddle calico.
never add bolting powder. but instead
an oven mspooniul oi bolting soda to

blood family it good port of the sum- '

o tasty occumpaniment to a dish or
rice boiled in milk.

Whole wheol or brown bread cut
into very thin slices and spread with
unsalted butter is tasty served with
oysters on the hull shell-Manitoba
Free Press.

Dining Room Care.
A dining room should always be
opened and aired and dusted before
breahtnst. It may be only o superficial
dusting. it ttlmc is short, and the
more thorough cleaning may be deter-
red until later, says on exchongc.
ii the table has been set. tho‘ulght

Luxurious Bags and Cases of Walrus nnd Alligstor.

 

Ellie I. lit. liiruh disrupting.

 

 

 

the revenue cutter Acuohnot ot Woods

distance. Tolls wer also started out
from New London «by a local melting.
company whose wireless operator had

Orders were givento all at the life
savers along the coast to be ready to
so but it their uservices wom‘nooded
«MIMI! otter the Watch Hill crew
started in a bi: power boot; The lite
given
authority to hire any nvnllsbie croft
should their services become neces-.

it!

and was beached about a mile and a
halt west of the plenum: Point Life
bite covers went out
with n brooches buoy to tolls oi! pos-

necessary. A strontsuti was runnitrs

The Ontario mites roxulsr trips be
tween floater: and 7letltuotro with son’-
otcl trlcsht And utilisation. At this
time of the you the, pit-looser borvicc

,7 thourb‘ curated. 7-

each cup of milk

sprinkling 0t minced parsley. _

the top ”New lira.

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Homo Helps.

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order that the wire be not bum ‘
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when mutant 0 concord;
in otter the mill;
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Polite boils which are cooled in but~7
tor 7alter being boiled are delicious.
They should he served With a generous

Stole r‘nacarroons, which can or
bought cheap at the baker’s, mite the
tallest addition to building bad but
lard. ll pulverized and sprinkled over

*nont bundle the dough any more
than memory when making biscuits.
doughnuts or cboxioo. The {more you
handle it the tougher it will become.
Wino oil sci-cent; with o donor each
morning and best with s soil brush
The booting should be done lightly in

float your plates before putting hot
pics. on them when first token from
the and The hot pics bu 001d plates
noticed o swo’ot thot molten com un-

' Don't put the soil into cold still:
that the sol
boon scoldod'

Plain so.» look.

An iottrnetivg outlet booh‘is not the
mnvcutlonol one which comes ruled
01! with special portions oicacb lino
tor the time 0! orllvsl sud departure,
residence and romrks. but simply“:
blunt book bound tendinitis leothcr.
the single word ‘jtlueots" morning7 the
cover. This tenses ll. discretionary
with the sum to write whot he or she
may wish. 7 .

Worth ‘7 fine wind.

For outdoor use A twocondle power
electric light enclosed in it frosted
glass globe on such ante post or in,
randtl posts will ‘fcnrrr A long woil.
lighting the path and giving a cheer
iui glow to the premises at night at
little expense. The switch msy be by
doors on the porch.

Run A tuck in the children's new
bloomers, for even it the motorist "is
shrunk before ‘tnsltinx' up, it will
shrink more, and they ore so soon out-
grown sod bulb to am unocmtorb
only. it is better to am the elastic.
only bolt as wide as the coolns. and
[drow it out before would“. us it
77 lobrinlts ”undershirt.

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‘ Dressing Tobie» .

- liony girls who no ow to enlist!
«on their molt; on limo salt. but
.lt‘o‘n- they wood onytitips mm than

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hove to more tho cover out! villain

Now Or-

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, they and it rather imnm‘cnt to
7 A better my fiddioposooltho trunk in,

09“!“ 7 1‘ '

before ‘u light cloth should have been
thrown over it to protect the dishes.
filmed and silver train the light dust
which will settle during the night. and
this cloth should not be taken oil until
the carpet sweeper has bcu run over
the floor and the dust wiped from the
loner piece: oi furniture. 7

Bolero anything else is done the
window! should have been opened
wide.

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French Poncoltu.

Two eggs, two muses of butter, two
ounces of {tilted sugar, two ounces of ‘_
flour 0 half pint or new milk. Boot
the one thoroughly shit put them into -
o basin with tho hottsr. which should
be boots!) to a cream; stir in the su-

minutes. Serve with o out loudon and
sifted low. or plintho poncolm hiss
on o dish with “layer 0! promo; .or
mormalsdc between non. .

Lemon Show With Binder. 7

Roll two cuptulu‘ of worn with one
norm 0! sum for its nun.» out! odd “potato non two osmto out In blocks;
hall 0 too-pooh or "lotto dissolved to; boil it pint or celery and best a «on or.
two “unbeaten: in cold Wotan. mu vols. Dish the liver. droin the Writer
throuxit o choosy-flout out! villas sold front the vooetoblos into the bus in

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ill allusion while you rub to~‘

too tobloopoobluls of syrup tron: it is lot
or butter.

slits-r tor. rm dad but is to» to solitai- two copier/pooch»

7Wiiudo or mowed sinner. and two or floor: odd a pint or wotur
“ mm» very lino-«c bloom Inleni from the port and stir until boiling.
illicit odd 0 toosbotutlul of When in

7 Broiled bull’s Liver.
77w.“ “a mill o‘ 77W o‘oll’s liver; ends oi the plottcrlol

 

Fresh Laid Eggs. per mdoze‘n,
17 lb. Granulated Sugar
8‘4 lb. Granulated Sugar

2 Cans ”tall Salmon
Peerless Fleur, per ling,

A large supply of Fresh Vegetables

been; 12044. 7

 

The Great Adi? Tea co?“

mil wosHtNo‘roN 37.. count Roma“ ,. .
mumm‘otsoo. m. sno 2: on y.“ '

quot sud bolt And mow-u desired

inn piles of the «ambit-.7 7‘ boihwm

v 5'1qu tbioltly and evenly. Do not rt'p "

250
$1.00
. 500'
8003

22 some stAlN or. 7

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gar and hour. and when these tuned . BUTTER
lento are well mixed. add the milk: 7 4 7.
keep stirring and booting the mixture FANCY POTATOES. I7 pool: ........ ...... , 7407:2777
for ‘7 few "final“: put in on “II“.I'EII GLOVE“ OR MAGNOLIA MILK. ‘ 0'" ...--.,..‘.....-..-.~-.....-.. r1b0 " '
plum, and bolts ins nick ovon‘7ior so I!“ FLOUB.ob‘og . ...... . it one

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afloat? slid ”the: Miller of coils well bent-
on. 7. Put this bit-lo entail ports and hallo

in o7 moi! ov ‘
odd bollio cuptul ‘0: lemon pulos sod which the liver my. cooliod. boil rapid»; ”7"“ ”I ‘* ,

 

'l‘b trout senile evenly to the very

”MM and prevent the icing iron run- 7. ‘

film out the tides. don-bio a piece, or
7m ”7‘.“ other and pin it about the
MINI sow letting the band come 77,-
bolt on inch above the top o! the
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bill“ the paper until the icing is out.

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