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Tourists’ Policy
United States. Canada and World-
. do
Cover: your haggvne against. any and
all risks, by the, theft. lightning,
navigation and tr-uisportatlon, while
in .triinaii‘by, or ii the custody of tiny
railroad, oxpross, rooster. transpor’
tattoo or or. any Staumslllp ‘50., etc.
TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN
Insurance of All Kind-
min Estate-«Town. Country and Shun .
Telephone 1230
South Norwlik
Trust 00.. 87 91 Washington at,
South Not-walk, Conn.
‘ PUBLIC BTENonRAPHER
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Mrs. Mary ll, Stanley, of Main
ntreot, is visiting Mrs. llzittlo lioyel‘, of;
New Huron, for the week. ‘
'l‘ho Misses llolen iiiid Ethel Reckori
are spending the week end withl
friciids iit Pleasantville, N. Y. :
'i‘hoinns A. Skely, ot’ Norwnik, is at-
tcnriing the Sidney ill. Howler Associa-
tion dinner at Straitford today.
—~ Latest soft huts. O’lli‘ien‘s.
’l‘he erection of :i now home for At-
storiwy and Airs. \V'hittloscy llliS liocn
storied oi. Olmstond llill. Cannon Sla-
tlion. lllrs. \\'hllticsoy is a daughter
01' illlioii Hill.
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Control-tor iivnry l), Cornell. of Non
wnlk llils rt'tiit’iiod iitililt‘ ut‘iur spouti-
iiic, a month in Brooklyn and Now
Al‘urk city. Mr. (‘oriioll has completed
.1 contract in Brooklyn, rcdovorotiiig
tin- interior oi" a large house there.
The annual meeting oi the Counter»
tioiit Daughters of American ltcvolio
ition will he held zit the Ellswortli‘
homestead, Windsor, Wednesday, Or-
tohcr 2nd, at 1:30 o‘clock. This meet-
ing is opon to any member of our
chapter.
(lrushotl stone is being laid on the
main road from Norwalk to Dunbiiry
beginning at a point near Vl'arnecke's
old farm in Cannon Station and contin-
uing to Topstono. The stone will he
oilod inter and then rolled. The work
is lining done by the state.
l~‘r.ink lluwlei 0i llridcoport has}
taken tho position of tosliior in the
Holmes Keelei nod Kent (lompum' “a!
office This rclloies ilomce M. N!
Silurian of double duties, for he has
lboou cashier of into in connection with
his work as head bookkeeper.
Tho State lionrd ol‘ the Companions
oi‘ the Forest will hold a meeting in
Bridgeport. tomorrow and a number of
' the ladies of Pride of Court Nurrnk
Circle, No. 801, will attend. All those
going should trike the 12:30 p. in.
trolley from the Boston Store corner.
Minnelli style derbioo.
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O'Bricnlu
Tho. people of Cannon Station were
well represented at the Comotock
Nlll'élf‘t‘ipii ilnhliii exhibition ycuteriliiy.
Mil-38 Josephine,- lliirlhiitt, of Councils,
oocurod u goodly sum among the Wila
ion um] (liumon people which one
have to the committee on the Home
tor the Aged yesterday. The largo
amount shows iipprooluhlo work and
{Minn Hiirlliuit to to ho congrotiilntod
on hor oil’oriu of no noble a purpose.
EAGER TO 'HELP.
linw'My door Miss (limits. it have
lioon onnvortod, but i find there are
homo things i must. do. Tho minim
tor has told mo, for lnotiiiiro, that.
where I have done wrong, I must
illitiko restitution."
Silo (cymputliizingiy)m“Somctimoo
that rational he done for ministers
,uak hard things."
Ho (donhtfully)«—"Now. Miss Gino-
.ya, the other day -I stole a kiss from
won. and, according to the minister
u miistgiro it buck."
or... (promptly)——~”Woll. l Itippmio
you ought to do what the minister
tells you."aniiimore American.
PAINT! mo “mm."
.Paint itself coutotmu per gallon,
but remember that Liniiéeii Oil coutii
, only 31. 00 per gallon. and that. "Paint"
may tor use consist: of 4 part! Paint
and 8 ports on Conuoquontly it in
liliiiilwthai; you should buy Paint and
Oil honorably-«mix thorn yoomtfm
1 and no turn 45 cont: no: action. Thorns
fol-ii tiny i... it M. Paint (urination hi
‘ not win tom) our three unhri‘n oil
it}
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CLASS
SHORT PRACTI
Port Chester
hold :rtir in I mini clip of flight ‘
Stamford
, 7% w ,
Mood! Graduates
1912
HAVE ALREADY OBTAINED EMPLOVMENTn—LESS THAN TEN
WEEKS AFTER CLASS GRADUATION.
CAL COURSES
-iNn
Bookkeeping, Shorthand and Typewriting
ENROLL NOW
WlTH cLAss TO as GRADUATED ,1913.
my lT A WEEK AT
OUR. EXPENSE
Merrill Business
IT wiiii. PAY YOU.
Colleges
South Norwaik
‘ mt: snow ~
illllH Slllllilii illilii
The first meeting of the Boys' Am.
’lotic Association of the Norwalk mgh
school was held yesterday afternoon,
and James Walkor Storey who detected
as president of the organization for tho
weanling your. Jimmy, through his ex-
collenco in athletics duringliis terms
at high school and his winning person
allty and general “clonn-cntted-neso’f,‘
made him "the" man for the place,
Professor W. C. Perry was roeloc-
toil us vice-president, despite hid pm.
tostotiono. Professors Ripley and, Ken.
nody absolutely refused when nominat-
od.
Norman Wiggleuworth, an energetic
young worker, was chosen for secre-
tory and treasurer.
At the next meeting, to he held on
the first Monthly in October, the manu-
gcru and assistant managers of the
'hasltothall and football teams will be
selected. The nominations are as fol-
lows
Football.
iVloiiagci-whictlione.
Assista‘ntnaliarls and Cantrell.
Basketball.
Manager~Wlggleswortli.
Assistants—Roberts and F.
hon.
it is exported that other nominations
wil be secured by the committee for
the work.
Molnar
Ted—hid she seem satisfied with
the picture you draw of love in a cot-
tage?
Ned-«She domnrrod at first, but
changed her mind as soon as I called
it ii biingnlow.~—Siwnnuh News.
When the vacant paroporiy grow:
too expensive use a Sentinel Want
Adv. and roll it.
TRiED RECIPES.
Breaded Lamb Chops, Baked.
"Wipe the chops very carefully to re-
move bits of bone that may be present.
iiip'in soft bread crumbs (sifted), then,
in on egg, beaten and diluted with one-
fourth (up of milk or water. and then
in breadcrumbs seasoned with salt
and pepper. Dispose on it buttered ba-
king oheet. Bake from 15 to 20 minut-
es. Serve around it mound oi cookodl
polls, seasoned with unit, black, pepper
nnd butter. Serve With Wurgrovo
sauce in a boot.
Wargrnve.
To one cup and a halt of brown
sauce add a. desert spoonful of roll
currnnt jelly, Harvey‘s onuco. musli-
room ketchup and tomato puree. Mao
u rounding tablespoonful each 0! ghor.
kins, mushrooms, ham and tongue, out
in iiiliciine nlirods.
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Lima Bean Salad.
Over n pint of cold cooked liinn
hoops: pour three or {our tohloupoon-
this of olive oil, two ioblospoonl‘ula at
Mill and hull? a tonspooniul of puprlkn.
Tool. and mix; iliapcoe on ti serving
dish, surrounded with n “pin-money
mango," chopped lino. Serve at once
or lot otond in it cool pinup tor ooino
time before oorvlng.~~Montrool Slur.
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Baked Finn a La Cronin.
Boil three Irish potatoes, moan them .
and mix them with two toblcnpooni’nin .
or hotter, one omnll onion chopped
lino unit suit and poppor to taste. Quit
the fish, till it with tho pottito drawing
and out it in the baking pan with at
little flour wrinkled over it Put it in:
tho pan at the some time two tnhios- i
momma at butter. two deucrtupoonluls
or olive oil. a dozen tronii iomntoon
sliced (or hull a can cl prepared ones)
and o ionoupi’ui oi water. lining in a
moderate oven until the thin is done
and thou nilco three hard cooked eggs
over it. Siir into the gravy o miller
spoutnl of tomato outrun and a table»
spoonfulot u Worcestershire moon.
and either pour it over tho—dish or serve
it in a separate ventral.
Morborougti Pudding.
mat the hoiiui or live ass: with one
half pound or nugar and one pint ot‘
urchin, motioned with the grated rim!
or n from lemon. Put into a hoop bowl
'1
and stir until it in “luck omits. Whoa
unit not in a recital of boiling WMP‘
TRIED RECIPES.
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Cream of Carrot Soup.
Make two quarts of white broth.
using on old bowl. Pure 12 carrots
and slice fine the outer red ports, re-
:Jecting the hard inner portiOiio; put
into it saucepan with two large table-
spoontulu or butter, a pint of water,
salt, pepper, and a pinch of sugar;
cover und‘simmer for an hour; add a
pound of white blend crumbs which
have been soaked in cold water and
been squeezed dry, then the broth.
rub through a sieve, heat withOtit boll,
log, add a pint 0! hot cream and ii
tobleupoonful of butter. Serve with
friéd bread, diced.
£99: in Curry.
Cook halt a dozen eggs in water
jnut below the boiling point for hair
on hour. Melt. three level tablespoon!
this of butter and odd one level tablo-
‘npoon of finely minced or grated on-
ion; rnh in three level tablespoons of
‘ilonr told u level tablespoon of curry
powder. Add one cup of white oto'ck
oltlicr from chicken or Veal and cook
live minutes. then ndd two thirdn cup
of thin cream, thou add two lhirdn
'onp of thin cream and bring to the
polling point ngnin; unanon with unit.
Tillie utinlin from the tango and cut
them in unurtcra, thou arrange on a
dish and pour the curry round and
over tlicm.
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Cream anon.
Four curious of butter, ono tuneup
ml of niitod flour, one toooup nt wo~
ter, tour eggs. a pinch of unit and ll
«mull ptnoh of soda. Put the cup of
wuuor iii a snucnpnn to boil. When it
'liollo put in all the flour and stir woli
inntll it tor-mil a smooth vuivoiy lump;
let this not cold, then beat in the our-
one by one. with the unit and soon;
beat. this thoroughly. Have a baking
timer.
pun well greased and with a dessert
spoon drop in piecoa of the dOngh.
They must not touch; leave space for
them to rise; it takes a half hour for
them to bake; utter they are cold out
with a pair of scissors, a slit on the
aide of each one, then with small spoon
fill each cup with the following cua.
turd: one pint of milk, font-level tablo-
spoonluls of allied flour, a teoctipful
of sugar and three eggs. Beat the
‘ogga lightly, then add tho sugar, than
the flour; let the milk hall in n double
boiler; when boiled take it of! the
tire, pour it on the mixture, being
careful not to let it lump, then pour
‘all of it into the boiler and stir it
- well until
it thickens and has no
lumps in it; should it be lumpy strain
it through a sitter. Flavor with o
toaspoonfiii of vanilla.
Creamed Lobster.
Pick the mont from a boiler lob~
star and chop Ii. Melt one tablespoon-
tnl or butter in the chafing dish. stir
in cm tablespooni'ul or floor, add one
cupiul of milk and oiir nniil boiling,
onnaon with salt. pepper and grated
nutmeg. Pitt in tho‘lobotor and aim-
uior llir 10 minutes, add one teanpcon-
hit of lemon juice nod two tnhiouptmn~
ruin of erotic, reheat. but do not boil.
Serve with thinly out buttered brown
hronii.-l’ortlund Expmso and Advers
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MoaIHInu.
in buying iowprloou onto of mono
more out: miint be taken in cooking
and in writing thorn or tiicy will not
he piiliitalilo.
in come markuin tho undo or the air-
loiu and 'r‘bono Monks uro out off and
mid nepnrutoly. The lluvor at those
outs to on good no any port at tho not
null but the moot. in coarser
Boot hourin round motto a savory
, low~pricod moot tiiiih. Scioct two or
tum molt minor than our; big hum
liavo tho butcher trim anion.
Pot routn urnnomciinion mind ven-
iuon room". A atrocity place or tun
moat with brisket on one no. in but
for thin.
Round and rump steaks mi coalition .
that honours they him hot one hone in fit
them. Thoreau ho made louder by A
« mounting, but aim atom urn manni-
on their wont be cooked on a very hot
limit» or they will in» their tuition»
11:~45———Aunuol sermon,
h)
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'45
thou—$011053 from the Northern Bap-
ii:3il——l)ocirlnni sermon, Rev.
l2le~Scuoon of prayer,
12: lid—Adjournment.
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It
too expensive one u Sentinel Want
Adv. and all it.
do it in this manner: rhino tho right
hand to your hat grucofully. '
FAIRFIELD COUNTY BAPTIST A3-
BoVentyifoui-th Annlvernry
anniversary at the Fatrfleid County
Bootlot Acuoclntion to be hold with
the First Baptist Church 01' Stomiord,
soptombor 25th and 26th, is as fol
lows:
llzoow‘Dovotlonol service, Rev. J. A.
ll: 15~Addreas ’oi' welcome,
it:30—~—Boptlst Mtnlstsro' Home, Rev.
12 : 30-~Adjournmeut.
2:
" A. C. Thompson, Bridgeport.
2:
:30~Reading of church letters.
zoo—Address:
:40—«Report of committees.
Nil—Address : -Rev.
fill—«Address:
.q .
:tiil~Anni'lnl muting of Permanent
Advisory Council,
fill—Adjournment.
Third Session.
Young People’s Work. , .....
:lop. tit—«Praise service conducted
: 20~~liond of foilowship to new pas-
:00——Addross, Rev.
:30 a. ni.~Devotlonal service,
:45-—Woman‘s Missionary Session.
1 :
rill-«Ad doe-so,
2:
2:3ov-Uhiiniahed hustnosa
azds—Conueoratlon meeting conduct—
too—«Adjournment.
crown, and your thumb undor the brim
and thou rhino it from
gracefully and candy.
hold your hotly Kctitly forward.
iii. your side. neither crowing it for-
ward or backward.
goes by on the right chin and keep
the other iirm.
attic, moi/o the loft log. and hoop this
right. firm.
in, not too much "
. nwALx‘ uvuuiuo ;;s'unrinn.
r
BQCIATION.
to be
Held in 3tamfot‘d Next Week.
Tho program of the soventy- {north
Wednesday, Sept. 25.
First Session at 11 a. m.
Deojoy. Banksville, N. Y.
Rev. J.
W. Richardson. Stamford.
Response, Rev. E. W. Hunted, Dan-
bury.
Report of committee on program.
Appointment of nomination com.
mittee.
W. B. Matteson. Mt. Vernon, N. ‘1.
Rev, E. W. ~
Illusiod.
Election of officers.
9
Second Session.
00 p. m.-—Devotioniil oervico, Rev.
15~Reading rules of order.
Appointment of committee to serve
the ensuing year.
“The Development of
the Baptist. Church in New Eng-
land," Rev. W. G. Fennell, Hart-
ford.
J. E. Norcross,
Boston. Mass.
“The Work of the
State Convention," Judge E. Ki
Nicholson, Bridgeport.
by .i. Harri Ciossley. Bridgeport.
t0i‘,ii ‘ i
Music~-Choir. i
C R. McNully,i
New London.
illusion-Choir.
Benediction.
Adjournment.
Thunday, Sept. 26.
Fourth Session.
Rev.
W. N. Morton, Bridgeport.
New Suits That Are A See the New Coats.
Different, $10 to $25 ' $7.95 to $25
INTZ’S
4 “a
elebrationsale
THio arena SHARES some or THE 6000 BARGAINS mom?
OUR NEW sniooEPonrsronE. ‘
Robespierre Char:
mouse .Waiéts.
$2.49
The leading tall styles in
Charms-use silk. delightfully
fashioned in pretty Robosplerre
effects, high turnover collar;
chadow lace jabots, new long
sleeves; all the new ”shades.
Very special ....... $2.49
Suits at $10
VALUE $15.00.
Just for today we will offer
one of our great $10 Stilt
Specials; all wool materials,
Serge Drcsses‘ at
$5.95
VALUE $8.00.
The very latest model, made 0!
all wool serge, neatly trim-
mod, all sizes. See window
display, Celebration Sale
Price ............. - $5.95
Satin Charmeuse
Dresses, $5.95
VALUE $8.95.
Beautiful Charmeiise Dress, in
‘all colors, neatly trimmed,
one of our great opening spec-
lined with guaranteed satin; iais. Instead of $3.95 on
regularly $15. This day sale at ............ ’
only ............ $10.00 $5.95
Shapes
All the new shapes and every-
thing thot's new in smart
readydowear Hats. On sale
tomorrow .. 98¢ to $10
F all Opening oi Miliinery, Suits, Coats
and Dresses Next Saturday
Trimmed Hats,
$3.95
20 new Trimmed‘ Hats, values
$5. On sale tonight at $3.95
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Addresses by Miss Pansy Mason, 01
Kliiiintu, china. Mrs. G. F. Gent ‘
ling, Brooklyn. Conn. Miss Helen :
Story, Chicago, Ill. ‘
that Convention,
Brown, Bridgeport.
Rev. John R.
R. G.
Hartley, South Norwolk.
Closing Session.
30 p. m.——Dev0tlonal service, Rev.
A. H. Boutwell. Bridgeport.
Rev. C. F Rideout.
Bridgeport
15-Sympoaium: “Strategic Baptist
Church Extension in our ABSOC‘W‘
lion." Speakers:
Rev. John R. Brown.
Rev. F, A. Cunningham,
Rev. J. W. Richardson.
ed by Rev J. W. Richardson.
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When the vacant property grown
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BOWING IN 1780
(From the Atlantic.)
20
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
BOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Tolephono. «.
BEAVER BOARD
to gaining rapidly in populority on a. substitute for lath And
planter and wall-paper. It is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artintic designs nor mils and ceilings, and permits or a
Green Lima Beans
Green Corn
UNITED GROCERY COMPAN L;
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wide scope for individw pretermont and tonic. We are mot:
and keep a large Input: on hand.
«~— .«WM.
per quart. 5
per dozen, 2t
Peaches, Muskuirions, Apples, Oranges
NORTH MAIN ST. PHONE 1 .
w-..“ n 0...“... m... ...m _,..,._
“if you how to anyone. phoning by,
"Put your forefinger on for its the
your hood
"tank at the parlor: you how to, and
"Hold your left arm otmight down
"More tho right 1on. it the portion
”it this portion upon by on the inti
“Lot. your body be bound moderato-
w‘ LI
Short Sea Trips, Delightful Week End. Afi‘ording ‘5
Plenum and Rent to
OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK, RICHMOND
Norfolk nod Old Point Comron and n- »
tum including main and birth
New Yafk to Richmond or Wnnhlnutmi, D. 0.314
L on o. o. li‘l'ltAMlRt
Hot rind Cold Bea Witter Both can be procurod on atonmor with
out churn. humor: are all équimiod with the United Wirm
STEAMERS SAIL EVERY WEEK DAY AT 3 P. ll.
Ticket. and stateroom Narration. Pier 26. North River.
Mot rt: Moore on. Now York.
WOGDROW. Yuma Mgr. J. .1. shown, don't Fmonaor Mi.
rm» mutter mucuim apply to J. iii. matron n 00., ii unit»
root! Avenue. or Depot rum Ami. N. in. u. H. and H. it. R.
and WASHINGTON. D. C.
turn including main and berth $15
Telegraph Syrian.
Phone 3900 Familial. annular “imitated Pompom.
Norwalk Chronicler