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k &\-\U\‘ ‘n‘w\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\. “\—\“'M\‘\‘\‘\‘\- ‘\
vmsoAnMADE AT LITTLE l
cosr. ,4 ‘
’ Making vinegar at home is very‘
chemical. ~ Many articles or food
ually thrown away may be made'
to delicious vinegar To make vin
from either peach or apple par-
‘a fill a large stone jar with the
phage w‘hen canning; cover these:
ith water and let them stand untili
ll_ferrmented.D1ain oh’ 'the juice:
“strain into a two gallon atone:
g. Add a little sugar (about one
find) and a cup of old cider vinegar
. start the “mother.” Tie a thin
0th over the mouth or he jug and'
let it stand in the k‘chen. in 4.1 1w 5
Neel-ts there will be two gallons of
delicioua vinegar, says a writer furl
tine Pictor 1.1l Review.
Iliad a quart jar of thick, peach
{1 left from peach preserves. This
put .in a stone jar and added three
' ions of water and one gallon oi
grp cider vinegar, coating 25 cents.
vered the jar with thin cloth and!
y t in a warm place it made i'ouri
L, one cf excellent vinegar at a coat
; 25 cents
Three glasses of grape jelly that
d candied I put in a halt gallon
which I filled with water covered
at thin cloth and set away lior
me weeks This vinegar had a de-' 1
Obits flavor for table use.
1&8898 that had soured was used!
hi) or vinegar, :1 half gallon of mo-
8 to four gallons of water and n
of old vinsgar being added to
it
must be remembered that the
tenor must be adhered only with a
cloth so that the ‘nlr can get to'
‘If coxored tightly it will not1
a." and it must. i1." kept in n
l
:nr ‘-——
n army of people who take piece
in seeing these rare wild lili’iui,
d. who are ready to help pr‘olu‘ ‘
gm from senseless slaughter.
ifinale! O‘Connor, the victim or Frlw
, ght's runalwuy accident, was re
ed from the hospital. yeutordny, to
own oil his broihcl- in- 1: 1w (Home
loin; of Leonard sir-Lee lie to
[#5: ported us doingr :15 M ii 1151-1111 be. m.-
. ;d andl it Is believed iinll he will
‘itnoteiy recover from l1i:-: iniurlma.
Justin (folweil. of Main street.
eon disrhnr‘aed from the Norwnlk
ital, and is now rel-operating at
home in .‘lnin 14111191, from her op-
on for appendicitis. Sire. (lolwrul
rumored imnc yteterdny 11114] i.-.
AMFORD
tails are hm]. but furnaces
. The Slnmi’orrl furnace
by those whom many
of experience have lnuglrt
o build-11.114111111111113. and
ity. that is who it is 1114.
bilmi' 1n the forefront. ,
to ford requires but lit-W
‘ lit heals and vow
,. to perfection. (if
warm place. When sour enough to
‘nae, it should be put in jugs and tight-
;ly corked or it will lose its strength.‘
Curried Chicken.
One large chicken, t’wo tablespoon
fuel of butter, malli’ cup'ful of chopped
L..elcry one tnhlospoonful of chopped
twareley two cupiuls 611' chicken stock.
two tenspooul‘uls of curry [powder or
paste, one medium sized tomato, one
tablespoonrinl of cornis‘tmch, half cup-
l ml of thick cr,eam two cmpiuls of bull-
red rice, salt to taste, a small dish of
l.chutuL:.‘, -ono tablespoonfui of lemon
Mice, one sliced onion
Roll the chicken until it is tender.
then cut it into heat joints Brown
the onion in the butter 11le the celery.
pnlelcy, Bait curry powder. stock and
tomato and cook slowly Lior half an
hour; then add the cornstarwcb mixed
with the lemon juice. and strain. Add
the cream and the pieces of chicken,
and reheat. Serve in 11 border of chut-
ney.
Care of Linoleum.
in is said the best way to clean lino
leum is to use one half cupiul of but-
tormilk to each gallon of hot unter,
using no soap. Then take 11 large;
dry cloth slightly moistened ulth
kerosene, and rub Llrv, says the New
York Press. The floor will be per
fectiy clean and will appear much
brighter than when washed in the or
dinury way
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. mi 11 a! ..\u| 31ml ”1 m intt‘ 4r
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801 0 BY DRUi‘lfllSlS tllRiiiliEl‘id
New York New
Haven 8. Hart-
“ iOI‘fl
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
in Effect November 24, 1912.
..._»...—...
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK ’
A. .\i.-~1:20x, thx. 5241K. 6:09
1:11, 7:2011, 7:11:11, 821731, 1:511, 11:15: E
.z37, 10:26”, 10.451, 11:? 8x.
P. M.*~12353X, 1:02, " :‘FOX. 3:2?
4:31x, 5:35. 13:5011. 6:40. ii: 511’, 1:181;
r’:-i2x. ii:;'19x. 10:45. ‘
Sundays.
A. M.-—12:48x. 5:09.11, 5:41x. 8:51
10: 2011.
P. M.»~12:li.’lx, 2:3”, 2
5138):, 720011. 7: l2, 7:521, 5121‘. 11:58:.
10:28. ‘
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.»—i:‘15x. 5:40, 6:4i’rx, 8203‘
315011. 8:5“, (Minx. 10:02:, 10:06
1111, ”:03
P. M.w~l‘.’:l)ilx. 1:05. 2:0»lx. 2:57:
313011. 3:5611. 4:211:11, 5:0511. 5:141.
5:25.61)”, 610311, 810011, 821011, 9:10
lliilllx. 411:30. 12:00:
Sundayl.
A. M.w6:00. 8:2511, Billllx, 101021
11:0011. .
P. M.~=—12:04, l202x. 510211. 51:04
1310111, 7:11.11. 825011, lixlllx, 12:00:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO‘NEW
HAVEN. .
A. M.—~«l,2:19x, 1:171. 1157:. 6:01
7:23, 13:13:. 10:2811, 1111111, 11:47.
P. M.w12:07x, 1:20, 3:lix. 2:211
4:2611, 311211, 11:1511, 8:17. 7,:1011, 9:093,
M2311, 10:0011. 11:16.
Sundayu.
11.11.:4-412111111. 1117:, 7:13. 1121-1
.6111... min. ‘
' P. M..--il 08:, 6;,10 6.140, 7:10»
3: ill, 11110711.
aouru nonwauc ”+1., gallantry
A 1144:1111. 111111. a: 21, 11130111. «7"
an .4441: 211. 4 1111:, $20.71”. 1
1
11. 11144411, 1123, 111.111.1111.
11-11. ‘
4 11144411111112.1111}
1601:, ll: 35.4 ‘
n",/- . “HR av ’
:H‘»\‘\‘ ‘w\‘\‘\‘\ i
Drives
bill illlRRll
No More Blowing, Snuffling or
Morning Hawking to Disiodge
Mucus, When You Breathe Germ
Destroying HYOMEI. "
liYOliEl (pronounce it High o-m‘e)
is guaranteed to end the misery of
ca'tnrrh or money back.
Breathe it, destroy the catarrh
germs. and soon hawking and entitling
will centre. _ ’
Breathe it and ornate will no longer
form in the nose: mucus will not;
lodge in tho 1h'rout:all inflammation
will lune the membrane of the more
and throat 11nd your head will he!
dear and fine.
i Breathe ittri‘or coughs, colds and
'soro throat: lie soothing, healing, 11n-
tiseptic action is better than all tho
stomach dosing remedies in creation.
Complete outfit which includre in-
l'rolel and bottle of llYO‘liEl, $1. 00.
Extra bottle of HYOllli‘ll. if afterward
needed, 1'10 cents, at. druggisie every
where.
o
A
i A large number 0'! the local Sinai-3
are planning to go 11‘. Bridgeport. on
Monday. January 271k. to niloml the
lll‘itilit lion of ti») inlnous play. “Spring:
Mold," [0 be prruentcrl by the Aral)
Patrol. or Pyramid. 'i‘emple. George
1“. Foam. 11 local member of the patrol,
and 111‘ 1h,r committee is n: 1‘4'
1.1111" 1111111 lor the 11111ornuroduilon or
l.,-:ul Shiiuors,
i There le‘ulwuys a 'way for the con-
scientioue. skilled worker ,to get
;11hcnd~—write n Sentinel Want Ad»
gslmlur: br ‘letly mul concisely your ex-
ipm‘lenh 9; tell oi" \onr proficilncy and
“‘1 0'1 11 ptm lilinil whore enorlj'otic well-
111il(1lt‘li sculcu will result in definite
1zui\‘:1mcrm-lll.~
The ~ New Science
,DEFlNlTlON OF CHIROPRACTlC.
l (‘hlr-oprnctlc is the science or the
,cnuse of the disease and the art of
‘ndlusliug the some. Disease is r'uuB'
.ed by :1 wrench, twist or sprain in
‘tho bark. Emu if done in childhood
.lt cronies pinched nerves: and pain in
inter life in the dill‘eront orgnna and
limbs. ,
(‘hiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, heuliil is restored
through lurr‘uuurlxluu the nerve 5y»
111111.11 in your body. ("cumin troublel
.ul11n ulcrlul attention; also rum,
lure oi the Rhino You will never re-
rut vz'uhln the (‘hirop‘artor :1 rhunc.
to help von '
)l‘lprrotic lrcutmrnta given ohm.
T. RAM 13. D. C.
11341 Washington St” So. Norwalk, Conn.
Graduate from l’nlmer School. 111.
diarovor‘rr.
(lily National Bank
rams/tors A GENERAL BANKlNO
BilSlNESB AND orrens EVERY
, FACiLlTY coualsTENT
WITH aouuo
BANKING
may-w-
$1 117.000.1111
Sula Deposit Sexes $3 and $6 per your
EDWlN H. MATHEWSON Pres,
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1111 Visa Prom
FF'tlEDERiCK H. ROWAN, 211 View
in".
WlLFRED BODWhLL. circular
"1 ‘ DIRECTORS ‘
2.1-1. Mathew-on .1. Wanna Mervin
lolm H. K1111 on L John H. Light
Christian—swam Fred. H. Rowen
Henry a. Lockwood... ,. “..
, Daily Line to N Y
rrrtrlcnrrmu .
i311
,, . Capitol Surplus and Profits.
“00,000.00 .
Samuel Grumman Luwio n. lolurlbutl
WANTED
wilmeo—rosrrlou BY 111.1.
around handy man. Very capable
with carpenter's tools. Sober- and re-
liable. Ready to go no work now. Ad-
dress A. 13., this office. 113 31;
WANTED—EXPERIENCED STIFF
llrat trimmers. Hand worked leathers.
‘ Apply Tire Volk lint Co. 113 31;
WANTED - FOUR OR FIVE
clerks for temporary work. Must be
quick and accurate at figures. Apply
at once to The Yale and Towne Mtg.
(30., Stamford. Conn. 113 St
WANTED—«GIRL l‘OR GENERAL
housework. Apply 47 Seaiiew Ave.
11 3t
WANTED—OPERATORS EXPElb
ionced, on ladles‘ straw hats. Apply at
doctory, Smith street and Schuyler
avenue, Stamford, Conn. Maxim and
Maxim Co
\.
W_ANTED—-2 COMPETENT GIRLS
-—a cook and laundreea, and a waitress
and clrambermnid. Must have good rec-
ommendations. Apply evenings 57.
West St" South Norwnlk. 110 :it
C. T. McGovern
General *InsuranCe
FIRE INSURANOE
Real Estate. Room 14.1 Keeler
Building. 155 Washington St, South
Norwaik. Public Stenographer.
m
UndertakerD. W. Raymond
HAS MOVED
his oliice from 29 North Main
street to the
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDiNG.
in West Washington Street.
Tel.. office, 106943; homo, 693.
‘3‘ .1:
[Hill NilllfliS
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwulk, 311., Probate
Court, January 9, A. 1).. 191:1.
Estate oi Oscar St. John. into Ol‘
Norwaik. in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for tile Dis
.tr'lrt of Norwalk, hath limited and h1-
lowed six months from the date here;
of for the creditors of said estate in
exhibit. their claims for settlement.
il‘hono who neglect to present their ac.
counts. properly unrated, within said
time. will be Lioburred 11 rrcovery. All
persons indebted to mild estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
to
THE SO'l'Tl-l NORWALK TRUST
COMPANY.
.318 20 27 Executor.
........-.. ........-..... ...... m.~_._.~.~ .A.-_.H...
We‘ are about to
Rearrange and
Redecorate
our South Norwaik
Office, and having a
number of
Sample
GAS
Fixtures
that have become
slightly shop worn
from hanging on dis-
play. We will sell
.,1he'm '11t“a sacrifice.
Call in and see them.
United Electric“.
1 Light?“ Waief‘CO‘
'liuxtcr‘s pharmacy.
54
«TO LET
To LETmPART OF HOUSE AT 23
Monroe St. Rent 510. Inquire B, l’oi-
1111,29 Monroe St._ Tel. 78542. 113 31.
TO LET-«FIVE ROOMS, ALL 1M,-
provemonts first floor, 72 North Main
St Inquire L. Joseloff. . jllviit
To LET—SECOND FLOOR. FIVE.
mama, nil improvements. 45 Summit
Ave. Inquire J. M. Layton and 00.,
South Norwnlk. . 311 St
TO LET—AT 1 BETTS PLACE. TO
small family, riour rooms on first
flor and one in attic. Improvements,
gas and range. lnuiqre Mrs. Frank
Day, Bette Place. . 111 (it
To LET~——2 NIOELY FURNISHED
rooms with heat and bath, suitwble rm
1 or 2.12 11-22 Hunford Place, South
Norwaliz. . 111 3t.
“To LEO—FIRST FLOOR. 8 HAN-
‘ford Place, 5 rooms and bath. All im-
provements. Apply on'premisea. 110.315
T0 LET—LOWER PART OF
house, 102 South Main St., small fam-
ily of adults. Rent $16. Inquire of
Chas. E. Hoyt. 19 tr
To LET-«MOVING PICTURE THE-
otre in Connecticut town of 12, 000
populatiOn. Seating capacity 410. House
located on the main street. Ground
floor: rare chance for interested party.
For rfurtiror information write, phone
or call Yale Moving Picture 00., 94
Church St., New Haven, Conn. 18 6t
To LET~APARTMENT AT 39
Chapel St. Inquire 64 South Main
St. - 17 1!
TO LET—Six LARGE ROOMS. AT
55 Spring St. , also 10 room house,
Connecticut Ave. largo yard. inquire
Mrs. Rose anlov, 102 Taylor Avie.
7 ti'
4 *ro 14-21-447 LARGE ROOMS. ALL
improvements. 21 Cove Ave; also 1
store. First St.. East Norwalk. 1114
quire 11. Joseloveky or the United
Grocery. d23 ti
TO LET—«NEW 6 ROOM HOUSE,
improvements, on trolley line, 10 min-
utes from post office; also 6 room new
house on Slocum St. Geo. Mitchell. 1
n1 t
TO LET-HAMILTON AVE, HALF
oi' twoiamlly house, 6 rooms, and 64
room fiat: all improvements; good con-
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joaeph R. Taylor. . 1113 ti
BUSINESS NOTICES
runmsu BATHS r011 run
,reaimont of soul. rheumatism, etc. -
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
Narisworth’a Sanitarium. Tel. 210. 1
t9 t
NASH‘S MODERN GOODYEAR
mot and about repair shop. All kinds
rustom made work. ‘Fit and comiort
mamntcnd 28 West Washington St
m... ..... mt! .. w..- N... .-—.—.
LOST
LOST - BETWEEN (llllN'l‘sxltl)
avenue and Odd lr‘ellows‘ liall. or in
hull. watch charm with initials. itc-
ward ‘ior return to Sentinel. , 113 iii
L08T~»(:(ll.l) BRACELET SATUR-
dny night. i’robnbly in l‘ioytfs 'I‘ileuire,
but possibly on route to Norwalk via
Reward for re-
1111‘11 to H Molt. avenue. .ll3 tit,
LOST 444444 BROWN LEATHER POCK-
otlrook. small sum oi money. Saturday
evening, «between i‘ioyt‘s Theatre and
N. id. ityun'u store. Reward for re-
turn to this oilicu. 113 it
if you need
Rubbers
We Have the
Buston
u
111151? QUALITY
19 you don’t like Rubbers,
For 1 .Sale,
Professional Cards, and j
MiscellaneOu :: ::.:1 an ::
' CLASSIFIED Advertisements on 11113 page.
Three Times. 501: - Each Additional W0
eBusineSS and ‘
Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c—
rd, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
toce or Caps. Double Price
Foe SALE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES-SA-
loonkoepera‘ opportunities—~Hobokeu,
license, $800. up Sunday closing. Pop
ulnr corner saloons, 8400. River from;
cafe, $1,000.1riah American saloons,
$500. $1 400 Swiiai‘actoxy lenses Lguulu
anteed Kruae, 110 Bloo'miiold St,
Hobokon, New Jersey.
FOR SALE—FINE LARGE COON
coat, one black fur coat. 1 fireproof
safe. 25 inches square by 3 ft. high;
one 3 14 2 Palmer engine with wheel,
gas tank and carburetor. All for sale
cheap. Cash “or credit. Box 69;; city.
13 3t
FOR SALE—«ONE LOT 0N GIBSON
Court anti one on Spring street, on
account of leaving town. Apply to
Louis G. Soderstrom. le 3t
r
AuUSEMENTs
THE NEW
Wizard
Photopiay Theatre
(Over Woolv. orth‘s)
Powers Feature Drama.
THE SEALED ENVELOPE.
Champion Comedy,
THE HONEYMOONERS.
Victor Feature Drama.
THE REDEMPTION OF RlVERTON.
Lux Comedy,
THE MEDAILLON.
Rex Drama.
A HEART RECLAIMED.
{01 Bison Western Feature,
HUNTED DOWN.
9‘
THREE COMPLETE SHOWS DAILY.
2:15, 7:15 and 9:00 P. M.
Nations—All Stealth-51:.
.,Evenlng-Aduita, 101:; children. 51:.
’1.
I
An incomparable array of advanced
variety today. Evory glittering 11.1-
ture vaudeville boautu in this
week’s allow. At the palace (if eu-
teruri nment,
HOYT’S
No ilotter Shows Auyul.lorc
An mtraoxdinun headliner. ’I‘hc
sumptuous tabloid musical comedy
that set the country daft with ex-
huberunt joy with the prettiest dur
iyn in 1855.
anywhere oi
cashier in W
importing 11
years who it
out in the
pertinent, ‘
ing engraving;
member of
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a day below"1 .
r-: hock.
Churlott ‘ .
months
ill and 114.31
to Southgbl
lingo in theuiredom. .1013 Maxwell ‘ 4
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_ Polly .
Pickle’s'
a. Pets
A thoronghy unusual dance. song and
Comedy spectacle, with
(18) Fifteen Brilliant Girls and
Boy. (15)
Hero is a colossal comedy hit. The
Ilavorito rumours. ,
DEVOY. F‘AVOR and co. 1
In a ucroamingly laughable creation.
EMMST'S JOY RIDE.
America’s peerluuu ventriluquiut,
TILLFORD.
Moat artistic entertainer in vaudeville.»
The ii‘olliua Bergero l-iit,
MLLE. EMERIE.
The beautiful nymph oi the air. 1.
, The lilitheuome ‘iicautyy
BELLE DIXON.
Captivating. in a series of liroudwny a
be“ Ionflr
This ii a. (load '1‘!th to See
we “limit CANAL.
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