overs. your buggue inguinal. any and
oil risks. by firm. theft, lightning. .
pulsation nndi imaportution. While
transit by, or i: the custody of any
. limo. express, rooster. transpor-
‘ . ion or 0i; anv SHQ‘mSiliD «0.0., etc.
TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN
. Insurance of All Kindo ,.
Ml acuto~Town, Country and Share
Telephone 1230 ‘ ‘
stair: Over the South Normlk
~"\"r-ult 60., 87-91 Washington St.
South Not-walk, Conn.
PUBLIC 8TENOGRAPHER
one fourth
few drops
~ ‘ which the
” Miss Ray April, of New voi-it,.,is
Xvisiting friends in Norwulk.
-————~—-—-- till tender.
George Humbert, of New York, is range the
visiting Mrs. Roch of Grand street.
i” Viihnrles Lockwaad, of Norwalk, is en-
joying a much-needed rest oi Block is
i sley.
Take two pounds of veal chops, One; , q
bunch of parsley two ounces ‘bucon ”he shopper and incidentuuy annoy-
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one half onion, one half oupful broad;
“WWW: 0119 sultspoontul all“: one i it '( a she starts out on her shopping
the veal in soup kettle. Pond earthly: shut she wants 3““ of systema.
piece out flat. place on top a eti'lii:i,iziiig that list. ' says tho'Nownrk
of thin :hncon three inches long and ' News. Mnke note of the shops whats
a half inch wide. a spray 0i parsley i certain of the things needed will like-
ond o teasriioonful‘of bread crumbsfjiy be found. Following this practice
Sprinkle with suit. parlkn and add a does nwuy with retracing one's steps.
i
.venl tightlynnd skewer in place with;
metal skewers. Brown in hot list and! For two pies heaping cnpful of su-
pipes in casserole.
make a thin brown sauce and odd to
the casserole, covering the birds. Duke
birds on the plotter,
move the skewers. cover with brown
sauce and gurnis'h with sprigs of purg
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Veal Birds. 3 Shopping List
A grout deal of time will he saved
;once to herself and those who serve
in it she will spend a ton moments
coke.
sults‘poouful paprika. CUtfci.uiition in not only uniting .1 list
of onion Juice. Roll the
Never Fall Lemon Pie.
gnr, heaping tnblesapoonful of corn-
starch. one and cache” cupfuls of
boiling water, juice and grated rind
of lemon. beaten yolks of four eggs,
lump of butter the size of a walnut.
For the meringue use the stiffiy bent-
nn whites of the eggs with four tu-‘iv
lilespoons of sugar and a dash of flaw;
With 'the rat in
birds have been browned.
When ready to serve or-
re—
nut.
" ori ug.
H
White Fruit Cake.
Cup of "butter, two cups of sugar,
{cup of sweet milk, two and one half
cups of. flour. whites of seven eggs.
two level'tonspoons of baking powder,
pound each of raisins, figs. almonds.
hulf, pound oltron. sliced thin,
spoon lemon extract, cup grated cocon-
Bnke two hours in o. slow oven.
~Snn Francisco Coll. ‘
'-
‘ Blue Ribbon Sponge Cake .
Hive ’.ail ingredients ready before
starting no delay is ruinous to. sponge
Remember that everything de-
pends on the mixing. Bout whites of
four eggs till quite smooth. add beaten
yolks. fold in two cup: or sugar, three
cooking spoonfuls of water and lastly
. two‘ievel cups of flour with three ievfel
teaspoonfu‘ls of baking powder.
in‘ a moderate oven.
Occasionally a man fails because he
‘ tried to do the wrong‘vthing.
BOARD»
4 from first pogo.)
fill or just such a rul
Thi is a slap at Mr.
. Ma
'1‘ on lire escapes
tlo ‘iieis. representing
yea imi-beucher. The
all own by the board.
Bake wuompleled, Arthur
n -.. rotary; Herbert
R1 Fulfill.
on l'd.
was called to order
ten- 01; Wheeler.
‘ of rwnlk District, whi
to notify the clerk
lend.
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Miss Etta Powell, of Yonkers, N. Y...‘
n, Normal School
is the guest of Mrs. Kilby, of Center:
i
a venue, .
mm 1
The Lounsbury and Motheweoni
‘building, in ilnviiund street, is being
repainted. '
A. R. O‘Dcll is. enjoying a week’s vu-'
cation from his duties in l-lubbcll and;
Staples hardware store.
‘ Miss Florence Mitchell, of Lowe
street, is spending n week with Mrs.‘
Robert iii. Perry, of SOuihport,
Mrs. Kate Thomes, Miss Ruth ;
'l‘hoines and Miss Grace Seymoumlcit:
this morning for a trip to Bermuda.
bliss Jennie Wuy, stenogrnphcr for
the Old Well Cigar Company is en-
joying it two weeks vucniionin Win-
sted, Conn, -
Samuel F. Millard has returned to
his duties at \‘i’nshington i). (3., after
a two weeks“ vacation at his home in.
lruudvlew avenue.
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Mrs. Blanche Sohollo and daughter;
of Now Jersey. has returned home nf- i
bur u visit with Mr. and Mrs. John L.
(lul'tlellu, of Main street.
l’osiui curds ore being received from
bliss Anna. Keatlng and Miss Margaret
itumminus; of Hur-riet street, who are
‘ sojourning at Ocean Grove, N. .i.
Andrew ldguns was arrested for ln~
ioxicutiou in West street lust night by
Ollioor Wnlluco A. Summits. His ouse
, , hon boon continued for a weak,
hivory linsebuli riiihuslusl should
‘hovv u Sontlunf Scorn curd. One cou-
pon and ion cents is all you need.
(lot one loony.
Harry A. llurlhuil's lnrge auto truchi
conveyor) the Sunday school of tlio‘
Wilton (joiinrouulionui church to Ru:
inn i‘olui for tho unnuul picnic today.
The rush of 'l‘liouius Ferris who was
nrromod, churned with drunkcuncns
by limiter .itilin ill. lloynolds, Willi twirl
tluuml for iwo Wot-kn by that court lilih ‘
. moronic.
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‘1’ ,(Yolouul utul Mrs. W. ll. Adonis urn
”iii tho Bound Vii-w House, Boil ‘iiilimli.
for line uuiumrr. Tho colOnol nuyu the;
music wand hon noon worked on tho'.
iii-loud in u grout ndvpniopu oiiltn ro-
utentiy. nod lm uhould know as thin is
his lwuuilnih urnmm unions no.
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. ifliniou holiday. inn won-known
hike rarer of youth nun, puiiucd through
Norwnllt roolurilny in his nutomohllu.
mulching it former omnpoiltor on tho
cinch. (with; Thomas Hunt. Mr. lies-
ioy now llvos in Wont ‘Vlritlulu and did
not stop in the town of his fornior mo
log on tho Fair Omani)! track. ‘
A... «um. a. a...
Mrs. Charles Rider. of Wmtport
moans. who was injursd about the
“bitch and limbs when tho local trolley
car mods tho night from the Wilson
unions trucks down the bank, is now .
reported...oradoiug nicely. Hrs. ltidur: in
nine to go! itl’mlltd the hours a little ,
nil her friends airs pierced to hour ,
in! her, improvement.
m. WA. motion ”infirm
who “about: on. mun
W of dunno“ Inland
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GET THIS
Every Baseball Fan
should have one of The Evening Seutinel's
Score Tablets. With it you know at any
time just how many hits have been made
by 'each club. how many runs, and how
many errors, what inning it is and how
many are out. . ~
(“Keep the results of the game before you -
all the time by use of the best scorer
made. , (iiit is a vest—pocket size, MADE
OF CELLULOID; durable, and will last
the entire stason.‘ it i is. similar in design
to that carried by the umpire. .
(We have not a huge supply, so get
yours «early: «,
(ii Cut out this ADVERTISE». "
' MENT and bring it, together .,
and one of these Pocket Scorers,
will“ WIS- : :°
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r. Baseball Fan 1
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With: 10-CENTS to The Sentinel,
i. dot.
is dated July 10
Knudsen,
. it
me of the consultin
g on the Marvin schoDI.
in catechloed Mr. Bod
' his report.
on the report
information.
that the committee
moved an amendment.
lttoe be continued until
his u'nd instructing the
to over tho ground amid
a future meeting.
who offered tho original
ept the amendment. re»
irnw his motion, saying
a board took some dell-
invor of are eucnpuu. its
d receive a bad mouth-
to took the floor and
rooommondntiono mode
‘ ms inspection concern.
tho South Norwnlk dick
in this odourt swore
rounded in tho building
i impregnating .iu cost to
$6.000 before lire or-
an mentlouod.
. amendment Will not to
ad and tho critical mo
ed rm pound. in .
donning recombination
0k over the schools . of
moved dust the cumin
, “I"tolio simulator} boom-
, lliuli vmnoifiorr ‘ tho
" . j. «cumin conjunction
l dominant at mitosis.
; mom on aluminum
.i'notlo'u in conjunction
standout ammo in
”may it truism
will owe the committee on
1101 vapor-t was not accept-
ed . f the lack of inforuim
Ca strict, mode a requeut
the auction the engage.
met at Pratt for another
qu- in several forms, but
1011 of the cummittee
wn boson chairman; Wil~
pol t secretar [and Harry
ll, ifter some discussion
th- car should commence
a a letter from Will-
in resigning its chairman
'gv it vote and the score-
th uik District of the ne-
ion was received from i
refer-i
ri lam El. Chancellor mid?
i is qualifications as an i
a. as referred to the Unw
and
b )r. J. Milton Coburn,l
ptrocted to write to the
1, drain the action of the
dwell rend the report?
ttee on organization.
‘ pied on motion 0! C.
' read the report of the
c ire escapes which rear
installation or fire can
llowiug schools—«Frank-
Ccnter nndi
that the sum of $5.000 ‘ been anectted'
r the board of estimate. 'a
. asked why the Marvin ,c
commended for tire’ es-
erence to the Fltc
said that the commit-l
its report. followed thejb
9 Berlin Construction
l‘ed the attention of the 5
st that tho Fitch school "
ud of wood while the
1 was of brick construc-‘
'5 that there was no need
is did not believe that
-re needed in the Center 4
6 his reasons in dctnii.l
inlmed that the board
owing to icommittee proceed to the election oi:
He said 'a. president, vice president.
use should be inspected
one export. it having
by the committee’ that i on school houses.
the South NOrwulk vii-i
mm were ulono looked ‘thot the report of the committee on
than one expert. Hot fascination with the salaries excmo‘
he lit’ed und with the addition of a vine-
. board or inspection to "
warms“:
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m ammo
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tok the end of. this Great Sale
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ishouid not seek the advice of the sun
iori'ntendent but objected to his active
Fretaliated, shootings motion to the
.chairman to the effect that no member
or the board he permit-ted to speak on
one motion more than once, saying
that he was tired of "this yaw-yswing."
The matter was referred to the com—
mittee on rules.
Mr. Daniels naked if ther
Mr. McMahon. objection to the appointmeenryig 3::
. Dr. Sharer said that he could notlf’ratt as a teaching principal of the
{agree with McMahon for one minute. i Center school. He stated that the
1 Dr. Clune suggested that the whole ‘ district would hear half the expense
matter was premature and out of or— the expense of the town being thereby.
tder as the organization had not yet $750. He also stated that the extra
‘teacher provided for could be dispens-
- ed with. This would reduce the ex-
“after pense of the town to 3250.
l onsultutlon with the superintendent'i Dr. Tracey said that if a. principtl
ifor the objectionablevphraoe. Mr. Mc~ was needed at the Center school the
iMu‘hon would agree to no such substi- town should pay for it and not , the
itution. , ~ district. ‘ '
Dr. Beach moved that the matter, Mr. Lawrence stated that so for u
e tabled for later consideration and he could see, the original action of the
was so voted. ;bonrd should not be rescinded. This
The report of the committee on or- did not provide for a principal.
ganization was read. i Mr. Daniels stated that Mr. Pratt
Mr. McMahon claimed that there had already been engaged and that
was no need of a treasurer and be this was the first-time the district had
iclted that in the towns investigated, found an opportunity to present it
case. '
ibury. there was no such oillcial. Mr. Bench asked that authority be
I Mr. Daniele stated that the town granted to the district committee to
{counsel advised that all orders; he expend what is necessary to make rec
.dmwn by the secretary upon the town milra to schools. ‘
treasurer. . i Mr. Mills moved that the board
A long discussion. somewhat hunted grant permission to the Center school
in spots. regarding calories ensued. for Mr. Pratt to'continue as teaching
Mr. Glendennlng moved that the principal, the salary to be paid by the
district. The motion was put to vote
and lost by a vote of 8 to 7.
Mr. Lawrence moved that it be like
some or the committee that the salary
of the secretary be $200 per annum.
it was VOiod to defer action until
theynext «meeting. _
chairman Wheeler than uppoin
Messrs. Ciune. Lawrence and Rider to
constitute the committee on reaction.
1 it was voted that when the meeting
adjourn it adjourn to meet again on
.pnrtlcipatlon as a member of the com-
imittee.
1 Mr. McMahon said that was his
idea, holding it to be illegal to appoint
the superintendent,
Mr. Glendennlng also agreed with
h
Eglt
gunmoly Stamford, Bridgeport and Dan-
i
secretory
committee on
,3 assistant secretnl'l'.
and committee
schools and libraries
Dr. Clone moved and it was voted
chairman and assistant secretary be
accepted.
It was moved and voted that the
secretory cast one ballot for the oloc- August 20th.
tion of A. C. Wheeler for chairman. Dr. Sharer moved that. the school
it was voted that the chairman cast your commence Monday. September
.0116 ballot for the election of Mr. 9th.
330333;?0863‘322; was me“ Dr. 'i‘mccy moved on nmendmont to
, . ed on the effect [but the your Main on Bop-
aistnut secretary. lumber did.
Mr. McMahon moved that the On vote rho amendment was cit'fl'kl
hoard reconsider its action in records and the original motion on uniondod
to the appointment of n purchusliia was passed. Adjourned.
agent but the amendment mus loot.
Dr. H. C. Sharer woo olectod pun
chasing agent. ' , i W“
it w” voted that the chairman N» Jun iPordwClcrk Want. ”.000 Omn-
point the committees. 7’ Incl From Norwnlit Woman.
Hurry Rider was retooled for vice- NWW HAVEN. Allin ’imJoun Purdue
chairman. Clark. a local humorous. has brought
.. Dr. Giulio morsd’thut the board at suit for H.000 durations casino: Mario
upmlanmnm be rant/"3““ for ‘n “p Rambo“. a 'Noka buflm‘ Wilma“,
DTWHuiW of ””209 {ml the gummy. nudging violation of contract. involv-
wt M ‘ mu!“ pflmiml and (“char In! 8 DMWOMID ’n ‘ moving picture
or 539‘s “”9”” mbmmlnm’ “1 "1a Un‘ ‘ha‘u'e imam! in ”TM, mnliie Thi'fiu
ionmficbooi birdied mo" in Norwnih. The tileulro ha!
in. transition timed out before 3”“ “WW i“ “i“ “1“" “it “a“
that matter in broom to tho “m. ohtimc tout it was ninety mpmwnwd
tion of his basic or apportionment. it ”4"" ”i“ “‘9 ”Wm“ ‘30“ mm ”i“
be well to poor in mind that mobs m” "m mid 1“ ”Wm; hundred w’
mdhsy Wm“ hooded 3' the Union inr- i'or which rho now has naphtha to
school stunts [for remit. to the ”W" “'
bonus). ‘ ' ' ‘
" , Dr. Otu_us's_.ntolion use out to vote
and norms up a standing you. ‘ ‘i
no the minority on tin; question
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