f .
' Vi’edncsday evening.
in Dainty Checks. 'Strlpos,
Cross Bars and Mercerized
Madras.
CREAM SERGEB
25¢, 50c and.“ I yIrd
E. K. BANKS
MIhIokomo Hotel «Block
South Norwnlk
M)“. and .‘llls litdwnrd Williams. of
Bayvieiv 2n Gillie, are the pairents of a
son. ‘
‘1. ll. Stiles. of New York, has rout-
Hi the Joseph (70x place. in Highland
arc-11119. tor the summer.
land Stiff linis.
O'Bricn's.
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Firm-t sewer is nearly
much to the sni‘si’uciion or "11.-
dcuis tl.. rec-1'. l
and Rivcr
conipit-ted.
rcsh
The continuio van- of John (wizei
and Slow Baltic, ‘ooth rhnrucd with us-
mull. and bleach of 1111- pcacw,
pal-nu continued until Monday morning.
has
The insurance on tho Raymond Bro-
thci's‘ house, in Smith street. which
was cut-ted by tire last. Sunday cron-
in; has boon <aiisl‘nctorily adjusted.
-. Full Zinc (ioit‘ Caps O'iirlcu's.
The Women's C‘illiht ian
nt‘iiiuoon soixlrc- at tho South .\or-
walk Mis‘sioii;su11day. May 19, com-‘
incurring 3:30 p. in.
l-‘i'icndship .\-5.-O(‘lali0ll, \‘0. T. P. .\'.
l. of Euroiiuh llcbckuh Lodge will
hold its meeting in liaubury on This
day or new wcek. at tho homo ot’ Mrs.
A. ll. Hodshon. The delegation will
"also on the s. 27 a. in. train
lhe paving work in Water street.
Noxwalk is progressing rapidly. The
tomcat mixer is working and the
gangs are exceedingly busy. The load
of sand arrived yesterday and has
been all carted onto the job.
-Probabl~ the largest. single order
ior handmade harness in this local-
ity has just been completed by G. W.
\i’ardwell, the So. Norwalk harness
Mir. Six single sct~and one double
harness. A glance at the window will
please horse lovers.
The Hope liosc, l-‘ire auto chomical
truck that has born out of connois-
sion for about a weck, is being rapid-
ly repaired and will ho given a tryout.
this afternoon. The war casing was
re'tm'ncd from the factory yesterday.
The members of Trinity Branch of
the Girls“ Fiieudly society will attend
the missiOu service which is to be hold
at (‘hrlsi Church, We‘stpori. tomormw
owning. The young ladies will take
the 6:50 p. m. trolley‘t‘rom Norwaik.
The building committee of Uncns
.Tribe. N0. 26. l. O. R. M.. held a moot-
“ig last evening at which time live bids
for the construction of the new wig-
-wam were opened. No action was
taken and the meeting adoumcd until
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ligts oil! for the elite of the Nor-
iwalk police department, Officer .m-
yis s. Murray, has resumed his duties
Baseball Goods
A Now and Comploto Lino
GLOV£8 ..........u...25§ to “.00
IATO Soto 01.00
Also I Completo Lino of
TENNIS GOODS
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WM. P. BEERS
South Norwalk and Norwalk
STATIONERY STORES
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwallt 11nd vicinity: Fair to-
night and Sunday; modcruic west and
southwest winds. A slitthi (listuriy
uni-e, control over Luko Superior, is
pmducing unscttlcd and sliowcrylwco-
'tlicr in the upper Mississippi Valley,
,nnd norihcrn portion ol‘ the Lake roil—
An oxicndnd arch of high pros-i
ion.
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is producig picnsnnt Wt‘illlli‘l‘ in
mhri- St‘l‘llollll waist of Jill,"
Mountains.
ins: 1.1mm in tho Cilill‘l‘ll N‘Vitlllh.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
"l‘euipcruturc: Low, in; birth. xii.
cloildh
\Voik basin-'11 :ztiutiri on \ 1). Win
chc slu- .~; in w boost», in Gibson i‘onti.
’nriig.
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Ft‘miicl‘ir'k (‘, lilotici, ot' Nui'ivfliix'. lH
awonlinc to rcporas,
-i' \Vt'” knoiin ‘i‘un
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lizist-iiiifi
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ni'x Engine company. in Main strcci.
ins gone to Now York iodlly. iic will
wiinoss tho lilppodroiuc and son tho
oilicr sights i'vot’oro rvziil‘lll; .~\lh«-1i
Rowe is taking his piuci» as driver.
Supcrinlotidvm A. i').
tho South \‘orwalk Munliipnl lilottil
p nut, is. sponding tho (luv at \\ 1‘“th
liol d Slate Ptison. w-hi 1c ho was sun»
tho electrical equipment of the pris~
matters concerning. that institution.
GRACE BAPTIST CONCERT.
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Program Arranged for Tomorrow Af-
ternoon is interesting.
A sacred concert of the Grace lisp-
tlst Church will be held Sunday at-
tcmoon at 3:30:
Singing by the choir.
Sunday school iosson~-—Reud by Mr.
Minion.
Pruyor~Deacon Johnson.
Singinr-Cholr.
Rocitailon~Minulo 8., Bailey.
Solo-tlortrude Powoll.
Recliniion~8adie Bailey.
ilocitution~ldlsie Obryan.
Soio~~Mrs. John Grunt.
Reading—Miss Flossie Fisher.
Solo-Mrs. Llillun Dickson.
Reading—Mrs. Ncmun.
liocitution—-—Mlss Julie li‘ishvr.
Singing—.Choir.
Address-C. D. Lloyd.
Solo—Mrs. James Perkin.
Closing remarkawN. M. Jackson.
Committee—~Mlss E. llamlctt and
Robert Paterson.
One reason we do not pray llt'l.l(‘ll',
i suppose, is that we are afraid of be-
ing answered It is a wry sciious
thing to pray bet aux-m we may be in-
kon at our word. We. must consent.
”he" 3‘ several days “mum“ and is that God should order the answer For
‘ now directing traffic at the corner of
Main and Wall streets. “Jury" is the
city's finest. and besides directingtraf-
no, and keeping hoopla straight as to
their trolley cars. he is looking for the
junkmen and their licenses.
'ro CURE A COLD iN ONE DAV
‘tI'ko Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Dragging gfuagomonei; it it mines to
on". , ,_ . WI 1 mar. Ion
alibi: lion m . . . . '
instance: l pray in the morning that
Good will make me. very useful today;
it is a hazardous prayer. 1 may be to-
kon at my word. Within an hour I
may be called to very great useful-
ness, that will take a hundred dollars
from my bank account. Now, if i do
not want to take that money, if it is
called for, than made 0. mlstaké in
my prayer. that us say what We moan.
“Alexander “sitcom.
OSTEOPATHY
M , amp, gp. CHAMBAUGH »
corsair-irate PHVIICIAN
14-16 Bolshoi-n lion. Norwuik. donn.
Graduate of an American School of
. Oomootlir. under tho toundor. A. r.
“'int'lli'lsl t‘l‘, 0f:
mound by the prison board to inspect.‘
on and tic-operatic with them in other;
all '
Rocky .
Thc intuit-iniiurcs nrc not
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lt-ll‘dv. ha‘.
Tc-Jmpér ..1
nine i'nion will inni- (burgc oi tho}
lie is?
mill).
I’l'irlvcr Arthur Sinuwn. or tho Plioc-i
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lightful, cool, enjoyable spot
this Summer
A. J. Collins Co.
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START YOUR CHICKS RlGHT
Something Good for Young Chicks.
The success of your broods. from tho moment they are out of the
shell, depends on the feed you use
pnred, are the kind you can depend on to mnkc line. healthy fowls
We use not only ”11' best and cleanest mu-
uud future sturdy layers.
tcriuls. but we proportion our mixtures sc-hmilih-nlly.
the youngest. chick on well as tho lull grown l‘owl. Only swcoi, sound.
cracked grains are permitted to R0
Chick Feed is not 1111 exporiintnt.
carefully tested. and there is nothing usvd that can um be fed alone
liounlo i‘hitk li‘ocii contains the choicest im:
wit it puifcct salon
ported Mlllots, lino. cracked chur no.1],ilioroi1ghly dried and
out meal. crackcd whom. t'riit‘kt‘ii kulllr.- peas, iliw old
cracked corn. which combined. make u toot! bust. adapted or produce
izruins slit l1 as
strong and vlgomds chirkuns.
Hist in quality, last in prlu-.
l cis~iiouulo Homo. (hound Feed for Horses. (Wallis and Poultry ‘
WWOWWOVMMOWW
WALKS
tliGradlng, Excavating. Team Work
RAYMOND
lionnic (‘lilck Feeds, homo pre-
to provide for
into our rccds. lionnlc Lit-tic
but in something that has been
selected
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
ulmus in the minds of iii-1 custom-
.1
Concrete. Cement. Flag
tilCurb & Gutter Rcset
Old Walks Recovered
BROTfiERs
Too Slow.
Ila klssod hcr once
And utruightuwuy quit;
Thui'n why—tho dunno—7
He got the mitt.
A Now lnduItry. ;
"Signed up as yet?” inquired Actor,
Yorlck llanim. ' X
"Not yet “ responded Actor Ham- i
leit Fatt. !
“Then how do you out?" ‘
“I'm a professional bohemian at n'
bohemian restaurant." ‘
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suporior.
To urist~—Y0u must not some busi
ness here. advertising "All the Cour
forts of Home for One Dollar.’ 1
Rural Landlord‘We did until the;
fellow opposite opened up with “None
of the Discomforts of Home for Two
Dollars."-Puck. i
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Feminine Applause.
"What on earth d‘you keep clapping
for? That last singer was awful!"
“i know; but i liked the style of her 3
clothes and i want to have anotlieri
look at them."——London Opinion. ;
Sometht Unulifll.
"Peculiar chap, very. His wife is
boss in his house."
"What’s peculiar about that?"
“He admits it."
i-iURRY-UP POET.
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032'- .a s 1 /3 48172,”—
'l‘he Novelist—i understand that a
colcbraiml English poet gets $130 a line ,
for his wrso. '
The Struggling Pooh—if that was"
inc. l'd write 11 thousand lines and,
quit. > ’
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The Conceited Sort.
'rlil‘ 111.111 Willi il'illl :i‘v‘ii Ill“.|“c liln,xf.lf_.l
uh. 311.11 11 in 11.“. 1111.12.11.42“ i
H'on “1““ Li's Most niin brains and"
[ii H.
(ill proton upon nil oiimrs.
A Root or a Pod?
, “llmv do you ltcl callers?
dig 'cm or “1111'!" .
"l’vi- hoard oi cutting 'cm. That's
~ all i know." 4
How An Expert Boil. a Ham.
l.)r F w. Magrudcr of the Virginia
state dcpuitmout of agriculture, the
grout authority 011 curing hams and
bacon is quoted in a bulletin of the
Will?“ Stall-‘3 dei’il'immlt 0‘ “Slim" W'omuns Home Companion. A hem Louiaiille lleiald.
tune as giving the following dirootlous
l‘or boiling a ham;
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Sum Hammer
Keep a sinuii hammer on the sewing
machine. A 11,-w sharp tops on a thick
seam lluiions it, and causes it to pass.
easily under the brassercloot. sans the
.ma) bu tuined. ‘hommered" lightly
. uud sewed without heating Tho bum-i
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Sour
Crcam '
3 Do not throw away (-16.1111 that hast
tinned slightly sour. but add a ion-i
spoonful of sugar. whip and serve
with stewed truii, etc.
it will be foundl
equal to sweet cream for the this
purpose as even the fleshest cneumi
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much better llaioncd, sweeter
more juicy than a small one one—say
nude: eiuht pounds
“Wash the ham thoroughly, thou
soak in cold water svvmul hours the
time \myiug with the size of the ham ‘
This soaking is to dissolve out the our
cos/s of suit. The bum is then put in a.
boiler .full of boiling water. Tho toui~
peraturo should than be lowered slight-
ly and tho. bolivr just hunt simmering.
Keep tho water just bnroly boiling for.l
4% hours for an 18 pounds hum; that
is. u quurtcr of an hour for each pound
of hum. li‘ tho bums are larger or
smaller, vary the lime to suit the
weight. As the water boils out, add
fresh boiling water. and always keep
the boiler full. For very large hams
it. is advisable to cook in two waters.
“Why should the ham '1)? put in boll-
lng water? Romans oi' the lean meat
the albumin and some of tho-Juices
and flavors are soluble in warm water
while boiling water'coogulates the al
mans lust as it does the white of an
95% Bo put in cold water and hentooil
to the boiling point. some albumin and
moon of the delicate navors which
are so sought after in hams would be
dissolved out by tho water as it warm-
“ up to tho boiling point “bill; it put.
into boiling water. the albumin is
consulatod at once on the surface and
all the Juice: and flavors are sealed in
and kept there till at the boiling point
of water, which is sufficient heat to
cook it inhumanity without separating
, the floors or boiling it to pieces. as o
a rapid. or hard boiling would do."
no woman who can teach eta-m
prlvo’w- ipupitnmlurodiy tin-spa . I
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“H“ the {old of locks marks thorn, and cooked fruits.
prevents the goods from slipping when
stitcbod Hltiit and waist munulacutr
ioru use this tie-\ice in their sewing
mounts.
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Grease 0n Linen
A simple and effccihe way to re-
mule candle gleaso from linen is this;
per. 'l‘licn niolktcn the grouse with
pupal on ion. mess it iminodlutiy with
a hot iron. says an exchange. A second
application is sometimes necessary it
the spot is large. A kerosene siuin may.
be removed in a similar way, only do
not use the alcohol. ’ '
creamed New Potatoes.
An excellent way to cook new pc-
tatoes is to wash and scrape clean,
then drop into boiling water and cook
rapidly until tender. Have ready
cream and b11tier.'hot, but not boiling.
drain the potatoes, sprinkle with salt
and trunster‘ -to a hot vegotable dish.
Pour over them thohot cream. sprin-
SQi'VO. . ‘ i
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illBtuli’Of' molsisnlus one corner and
sticking it to the paper, moisten a
mall spot in the center or the stamp
and than affix it to your letter. says
an exchange. The removal 0! a small
part of tho odhoolvo‘oubstance trout
obsoontor in no way impairs the un-
2111mm the stamp; whores. it in of-
ion torn it the corner lots-Mod. _ '
Undoi the spot put some blotting pa-:
alcohol and, putting it piece of blotting,
kie with a little.\uiinoed parsleyfind ‘
Stomp in .Lottor. i
When Building a stamp in a letter-
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: When hot cloths are needed. instead:
10! wringing them out at boiling water;
beat them in the steamer. ‘ l
i if a porcollan baking dish becomes‘
idiscnlorcd on the inside. till it withi
but termilk and let stand for two 01,l
ihioo days. The acid in the milk will
tomoxo all semblance of stain. _
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Green peppers stuffed with freshj
igreen corn and baked make a dainty;
luncheon dish.
ill!I
MIIhor Coos It.
hotter and sugar to be creamed for
cako or hard sauce can quickly be re‘
ducod to the right consistency by tho-E
aid or ”a wooden potato masher. says'
Today's Magazine. Warm the mixing
bowl hetero putting in the ingredients
and you will be surprised how soon
they will become a light creamy mass.
with hall’ the usual labor.
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BpIniIh Blind.
Six white onions cut in rings and
soaked in salted water. Stone pint
large black olives and pour over; dros-
slug of cup oil beaten to nether, and
add salt and paprika. to the onions.
Unique as; timer, on the mluuba with
man principle comes titted into a
small ioaihor case.
M.
pliti'ul‘,‘ is
it.
Saturday Specials
'Tluiieir,perlb. W180
Butter. per 11)., 306
imported Potatoeu,pe~rpeck,.. .N one
New Minimalist-quart,......................-.......... ...... .wo'
0nlons,per quart, Io
Asparagus. per tin ...... . ...... .... '
Pess.2tins......................... .. . ...............
Toniatoca,{liiris, ......... . ..........
StringBeans.2caiis.... ............... . ......
Corn.2tlns................. ..................... .
Succotash.2 tins ......... ......
Cheese,por pound . ................ .. ..‘1210‘
Crackers, Milk and Soda. 3 pounds... ...... . ........... . .2”.
Shrimp,3cans................ ....... '. ........ ‘-
'Beeis,per can . ........ . .............. ‘
Salmon ..13.15,1Bporoon,i.i'
Smoked Herring, ................. .......3 for lilo.
Mackeral, each ............ . ....... ~90
Pickles nor am, ....... .. ................ 9o
Flour.Washbnrn Beatnik pound bags ..................... 9o
Quaker & Cataract. 24%|)0und bags .. ....... .. ....... ..... . 80o. ,
White Loaf ............ . .......................... ......850
Gold Medal . ..... . .......... 86¢ -'
Marvel. in 121,4, pound bags........ ........................... . 406
White Louf, lulipound bugs.........., ........ ....... 20°:
Not-a-Soed Raisins, per package, .......................... 12c ,
lh'nnes.3pounda, ......... . ....... 250.;
Dried Peaches. per pound ....................... . . 136 ‘
Dried Apricots, per pound. .................... 160 1
Housecianning Articles: Chloride of Lime. Frye Ammonia. Dutch
Cleanser. No—Motre Dust. yourcholce of three for
Swift‘s Pride Soap. 7 bars for ..... .. .......
Lakewood Soup. 7 bars ior...._.
Sowboy. Kirkmann's and Ozone Washing Ponder,
Sunbeam Tapioca. 3 for
Minute Tapioca. 3 for
Sunbeam liiiicemcut 3 for ........... . ......
Apple ally. in 2% pound pails ...... .. ........... . .........
Royal Cocoa. in 1,5 pound tlua.. ..... ..... . .............. ..
Kringlc Corn Flakes. 3 for
"Square" Brand Milk. 8 l‘or....
ilixcd (bikes. per pound. '
Ham and Bacon inc Shoulder, ................ . ........... 1
25 S. d. H. GREEN STAMPS
with curb of the following
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1 pound Hotel Astor (‘ol'fcs .............................. ..
1 pound White Rose (‘oi'l‘ce .. ........ . ....................... ‘ 356
1 pound Exquisilo (Moe ..... . . . . .. ............ .'.. ...... 350
1 pound (‘lub Coffee ..... ...................... . .....
lpoundt‘mlou'l'eu.......... ........ ...... .. .
l pound \iixcd 'i‘ea ................................... ....‘..
\Vc giie S. and H (. roan st imps Doul hesitate to ask for them. . ‘
Ilroccrics tire dolivorcd in iheNorwuiks and \icinity. All orders
ion at or tolcpboned to the store before .3 p. in. daily will be delivered
that day or owning.
l‘ mm- and look (nor on‘ stack and got our prices.
Stumps are 301113 for tho asking.
DARRAGH BROS
Washington St. Bridge ’Phoue 923
S. 6‘: H. Green ,
Do you ‘ ‘
says the .‘
.liii1\\l.
john Ruskin says that beauty is “that
which is adequate"—-tfiat which com-
pletely fulfills its purposes. Measured
by‘ this standard the Ford is the most
beautiful car in all the world—another
reason why we are forced to make
seventy-five thousand of them this
year.
All Fords are Model T’s—all alike ex-
cept the bodies. The two passenger
runabout costs $5go—the five passen-
ger touring car $69 o—the delivery car
$7oo—thc tovi'm car 3900—4. 0. b. De-
troit, completely equipped. Get lat-
est catalogue from S. L. Benedict. 98
So. Main St.
THE MOYER AU TlOMOBI/l
NOW READY FOR DELIVERY AT OUR GARAGE
SAVE TIME AND MONEY
D1 iciitiii‘l; an automobile for an hour. a day or ii. w.eek Our chau
fears are careful and expciienced men.
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A bottle stopper. tilted with o spigot ‘
In that the Marin: at a liquid is I‘ltp- “
that Mil ,
’ on WALL urns:
NORWALK.
soon: «a. ,
0. B.‘Jackson
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