u dream for Lemon Puddles.
ct cup of sugar, thrills, level to
o of‘corn starch and one
aspoop of salt Stir this into
in boiling water, stirring till
:then place it over boiling wa-
the, William Rose, of Ridge-
‘ld has been visiting friends in
.A, M. Doremus will diseontinue his
associations with the Birdsall rIjevern
on November .1.
rs. W. 0 Irving of South avenue
won a cash prize at the Danbury Fair
creamed preserves.
rs.: Otto F. Schmidt, Mrs, H. M.
aundersraud Mrs. Charles L. Davis
opentv‘Wodnesday in New York,
Another motion picture theatre will
open November 1, by a company which
' as leased the. Y. M. C. building on
earth Main street.
e aelectmen have improved the
(1 leading from lloyt’s nursery to
inc, cutting away curves and
sin us the steep hill
MN
VERTIfi AM THE SENTINEL
AAA-AA} EAAAEA
" ' BY PANAMA AAAAA'
billion That 50 Per Gunman
die slayer in Freight Rates
’ by Waterway
W170. Oct.17.—~—Japan expects to
Action: strides in her ioreisn com-
o as a result of the opening of
name Canal. The ports on the
to coast of both South and
' America are at once opened up
:lier. export trade, and everything
‘ible will he done to ilnd markets
for Japanese goods, ,
present trade routes fl'om Jov
‘ European ports by way of the
”i «Canal will not be affected by the
tlon oi' the Panama route. Jap
tenmors will continue running
idy- ot Suez, {or they are thereby
led to pick up freight at many
ion the Why in China, indie and
O‘MEdlterannoan. Home All. has
ecided here tlmtmit will he un-
"ble to divert stemnshlpe to En
way of Panama an no freight
is delivered or obtained in the
etch across the Pacific. But
"cs at steamers eventually will
to New York and to the east»
. of South America. where
hopes to find his markota tor
ships. and lacquered were, her
Ambitions and straw braids, all
Inf her loan. and at the some
crease her markets for raw
.. has important result oi the
Aux oi the canal will he the di-
ion or much freight which now is
ported to points on the Pacific
of be united States, and thence
rail to the eastern states.
Adorable soonomy in iroinhi
ill he shouted byreither dis~
this merchandise direct to
iron: Japan by biennial-‘5.
it round from Sen From
a Jurassic titanium barb
W“!
“7"
rum www-mal'"
tor and let cook 10 minutes, stirring, Packet in Sash.
frequently Add the grated peel 6: half
and the Juice of one lemon and one
rounded tablespoon at butter. As you
remove it, from the fire, stir in one Well
beaten egg and when well mixed pour‘
it between the cakes. ~
‘3 W
W..- *‘
venient pocket hidd
H? B, Thayer has bought the James A
Gertie Home. l Mrs. Knubeli of lAilaine is attending
. the winter with Mrs S. Rice
Mr and Mrs. Samuel Dickens are
home from a week' s visit in New York
city,"
George Rice ot‘ liarien visited his
brother Samuel, of this - town.
‘ A
Peter 'McMamls has passed illllte a Miss 'Pouri Moreliouse spent one ev’
lot of game since the hunting season elling last weolt wiAh ill 1's. S. Rice.
opened. *' ' l .
~—~—— jS, Rice has purchased a Holstein
. George Memmer was a guest last cow from Mr. Freeman or Norwaik.
Saturday and Sunday of the family of
Mr. and Mrs. Roche. Mrs. H. Burtis leiitcd Mrs. Kneirom
. Monday and spent Allie afternoon.
'Mr. and Mrs. Jack Buckman and '
daughter were week-end guests of Mrs. Kuierem snout Sunday alien
Mrs. Buckman’s mother, Mrs. H. noon, last week, with Mr. and Mrs.
Perdreaux. Sr. Charles Carlson.
d), Kelley Roche, who is employed AMr. stephc left
by the Western“Electric Company in for their home in ("kimono lllhi Tucs-
New York, spent Saturday and Sunday day, October it.
with his parents and attended the . -A
dance at the New Canaan Town Hall Clara 'rmh A A. a {as .
Friday evening, V her folks
for the winter ,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Simersou and
daughter spent Sunday, at the home
of Mrs. Simerson's mother, Mrs, H.
Perdeaux. Mrs. Peter Chick. another
daughter, and her husband, were also
guests of Mrs. Pedreaux on that day.
WOMANS’ MUNlClPAL LEAGUE.
Members of the Womans' Municipal
league, of South Norwalk, are request-
ed to meet in the east parlor of the
South Norwalk Congregational Church,
at‘tzlfi p. 111., Sunday, October 19, that
they may attend in a body the vesper
‘itluy with
Stamford
\llh's W Alt‘ ." AilAji‘ inn gone to
Bridgeport \‘l‘lii’i silo r. ill spend the.
winter with lot qull .cr.
Miss Zeiler is (Antlroly
her home in thlsltown.
Roles are doing lilo work.
remodelling
Knudson &
D. N, Mather lms raised a bumper
crop of potatoes some of which weigh-
ed as much as 1 1A)., 10 oz.
Mr. ’l‘hompsmr Aand family, who
service at 4:30 p. m. spent the summer} in the Ruehl place.
called at the Pacific metropolis. ithat steps will bcA token to lay down
Effect on Japan's Commerce. ships which will tail to new markets
An exhaustive study of the effects in the western helinlsphere
oi the Panama Count on Japanese To sum up the situation. Japan
maritime commerce, both for the,expects to benefltA greatly in a com
present and the future. has just beenimerclal sense, fobm the opening oi
completed by the Ministry of Com- the Panama (Jamil. As years so on,
merce. The department‘s experts lld- she expects to ocil'upy an increasingly
ure that a 50 per cent economy will important place Ain th western mar-
be made by shipping direct to New hole and hence A greater position in
York by steamer, instead of sendinstthe world's comA ergo. Manufactur-
it across the continent by rail from :ing is steadily dhveloping in the in-
the Pacific coast. it is unlikely, how dustriei center-3A of Japan, out! the
ever, that any change will be made empire easily chit supply additional
in the manner of shipping raw silk. :world markets. increased exports
of which the exports to the United mean increased Agoid supplies. and
«States amounted to $57,000,000 last gold is the metalAJapnn needs to build
year, as on account of interest chars- I up and strengthAm herself at home.
on merchants will desire their Pair“ and to cars forA the growing wants
month 38 quicgiy all possible. At the of an increasing population that is
same time the lower cost of freight sixty millions. A
will enable Japan to import from the The pepiilntiou is augmenting regu-
United States more raw cotton. ma- larly at the rnteiof six hundred thou.
chlncry und locomotives. send a year. Many of those people
Trade with In“! will find homes in Korea; oomowlll
Another important benefit to Ja- go to Mouohuril‘.".and some to For-
m“ will be that M permitting her to mono, and still man yothera will find
send an...“ to Email and Mar DOH- employment in be growing factories
nibiy to other countries, Japanese em. 0? “‘9 W‘W‘w ““3 Panama Canal
Attracts who are oxvoctcd to do to looms up as u ‘ olcomo solution of
South America in lncrootllnilly largo JM’WH devnouil problem. it prom-
numbers. Five thousand laborers ises increased liarkotn. dud it will
were sent to Brazil 1“, mm; three carry to South merlcn great num~
thousand were transported this Hitting bore of Japanesl who are double to
and an additional three or tour-thou— find the means of livelihood ht home.
sand departed during the month of 'mm
'Eioptomlierw all to labor in the coffee Quick ”GAD ‘0 H‘Okicht Ind Rheum»
ileids of Brazil. The steamers carry tilm,
lull these umlsmnlo now once by war. The than or women who want: quiet;
of the Suez Canal. They will go by help from hocklche and rheumatism.
Panama as soon as the new water will. find it in 1r 3y Kidney Pl“! They
Wily lo opened. Aact so quickly ti d with such good et-
‘l‘hc Japanese Government is new foot that Wedk.A inactive kidneys that
considering the question of increased .19 not. “991) “"A blood 31m“, and free
subsidies ’ior Japanese steamship of impurities, ,ore toned up, one
lines, which would permit the build strengthened to healthy vigorous no
log of additional steamers tor the this Good m up; follow their use
Panama rout. The three great Jap promptly. pm '
snore companies are the rpm Kitten
Keisha. the Nippon when Keisha
and the Osaka Shoson Keisha. All .;
or those concerns are new building
additional vessels, most or which are
destined for the increased oom-
mores to European points. if. as
aspirin likely, the Government will it».
create the subsidies. it is probable -
.. family medicine. ,
Nodeohol Soldiordulyem. ‘
«t. «qWW
Courier:
have returned to New York.
.. Miss Grace Hall is spending a few
weeks with Mrs. Matthews, on Harri-
son avcnue, New Canaan,
until Miss Davies regains her health.
........_... .
lMirna Peterson is adding a porch,
bay wind0w, and making other nu-
merous improvements to her home.
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CASTOHA IA
ole by all tiresome".
.mr n’w’ I" fl
ill.\b"\m a. ‘\.'- 0.x
or course this pocket cannot,
, . be entrusted with anything that is'
In the up-todnto sash there is a con- ' bulging, but it will held a flat purse,a
it away in the flat vanity case, a card case or a fold the girls sharing a room also have to
long end, says the New Haven Journal ed handkerchief
. ..- ...-. _—“-"'_W
Plalnly Marked Umbrella Coco,
_-__
Because in. many boarding schools
share a closet, it is the wise thing to
have a plainly marked umbrella case
Mr. 'M.‘ Devitt is having his house
repaintedfiond decorated throughout.
,which can be hung upon a book be-
hind one or more garments. This
case, large enough to hold several um-
brellas, is made of heavy dark denim.
bound at the long edges, at the short
closed end and at the wide mouth with
“ma”... ....
Mr, and ‘Mrs. J. E. Davies‘ children
are boarding at Mrs.
for Infants and
its Kind You Have All ways Bought
Bears the
Signature of
l). N, Mother’s
WESTPORT
SAUGATUCK
Miss Mary Brown of Stamford re:
cently visited friends here.
Children.
I
The trolleymen will practice base-
ball tomorrow aitcrnoou at the church
lot.
"a...“ "M ,_..
A68E880RS’ MTETING DATES.
The assessors of the new city 'of
Norwuik will be in session cycry day
except Sunday lrom October 20th un-
from in u. m.
twelve noon and item
On October "hill. November is t and
‘NoVeuibcr 8d uleilln.
til November ~lth,
held from 7 in ii p. nl.
are William
Ralph E, DeWilt,
Sentinel ii until or o
and inexpensive moons of Aouluiun
'i‘hcy afford it direct Way 0:
carrying a message '0 the onus NANA
cation.
stallions will he
J. Slicclmu,
William F. Hoyt, second word;
third word.
meetings will be held in the assessors
rooms in the old tough hull building
and in the new city hall
Miss Kathryn Hutt, librarian. will
complete her annual report this
week.
At the Snugutuok M. E. Church on
Sunday evening there will be an old
fashioned service of sons. “The chor-
vus choir that so pleasingly rendered
the cantata. "The Pilgrim's Progress,"
will sing again.
to
9 to 5 p, in.
u
The assessors
first word;
and
The
Jacob H. Klein, of Bridu‘eport, has
been retained by David Howcs and
lug us a result of their collision with
strolley car at Bridge Corned. in the
early part of last month. The young
men. who are under bonds of $500 and
tilt) respectively, expect to contest the
case. it. will be held Tuesday morn-
ln't, hovlnz again been continued.
a. quick action
will be most lull-rusted
r
Clayton .1), . Moll,
States Forest Service sailed yesterday
from New ,York for
to inspect greehhsart timber to be
used in the construction at (looks and
mum marine works for the Panama
Canal. He goes at the request of the
lathmian Canal Commission,
that that the engineers may be sure
that they are getting genuine green
which a number
heart timber, for
of inferior substitutes
Genuine groonheart has the repu-
tation or being the
Wood to the attack 0! marine borers
Borers are especially
and to decap.
bad in tropical waters.
in addition, hard, heavy and durable.
and not subject to damage. from im-
indisputable records
pact and wear.
show that the host
Wood surpass iron and ,stoul all to
lusting qualities, in.contuct with wit
it has been known and used
since 1769. Logo have remained in
water.
toot under water for
yours. Look gates in English canals.
have been made at it for your». and
the only limit of their durability so
far has been the length of service oi!
and
which usually can be reserved with
their iron bolts
out much trouble. _
Liverpool lock gates built in asst. rs-
moved to allow a deepening and will»
toning of the ship ohms! in 1894.
was used over again
were reconstructed,
. readers at the lock golds st Pension
will be made or greenhssrt. and much
ot the docks will be? constructed at
the some material. ..
classroom was threesome
lilniifln’s chip. W“
BAAAA BAMAAASSAA
SilliilllilliiiAAl
United Stalos Forest Service
Representative Sails ior
British Guiana
antarctic vessels. Discovery, used by
one oi the Scott expeditions, and the
Gauss. used by ilrygelski, were all
plunked with greenheart.
The exceedingly great durability of
the wood is said to be due. at least,
in part, to the presence of an alkaloid,
which is used as a substitute for cin-
chona. the basis as quinine.
A number of other woods which
grow with sresnheart in the t’ropl.
out forests of the Guinness resemble
it aoa closely that they are likely to
deceive even an export. They have
many of the qualities of the genuine
timber, but in a lesser degree. Some
are quite inferior; and it is «sandal
that they should be avoided. in order
that the canal oommlaiaon may be
sure or the right wood. it asked the
forest service to assist it in an in-
vestintinn of the greenhsart situlv
lion in British Guiana. and Mr. Mail’s
present trip is arrosult of that re-
quest.
From the isthmus oi Panama Mr.
Mail will go directly to Domorera. Bri-
tish Guiana, the principal port. of or
port for uroenheart. He will be we-
compsnled by a member or the com
mission. and will use all the opera-
tions of lumbering in order that the
true nroonhoart may ’be selected and
identified without possibility of er-
ror. He will ascertain where the
genuine can be obtained in sudlclcnt
quantities and right sixes, and out
what substitutes are to be avoided.
and prepare specifications which. in»
corporated in purchase contracts. will
eliminate everything but genuine
grocuhsart.
of the United
British Guiana
in or-
oro offered.
most resistant
The wood in.
grades of this
more than 100
resistance.
were condemned at a meeting of the
Gtgunhmfl ' in executive board of the Wilmington. 1).
agents or the devil" was the term or
when the notes not. ‘ fi . 1 w,
The sills and
and immature moons or normal
ourrvltiu it mm to the all“ it"
an and the W be til} moshinm
VAST lAMPROVEMENTS m CHEW-
Leo Bust. charged with reckless driv- 10 be one hundred per cent. Turkish
Diaphanous’ shadow and silt skirts .
0.. Federation of Women’s club. "The ,
plied to modern stylswhisrldon‘ Jenni ‘4
rAsentlnoi Wants are} quick notion
moon They odor-d commonly of ‘
w— .....
Wsmwmw- wanna-3
thick wof‘éted braid. and on both flat YOUNG PAL BROWN HOPEs To
sides plainly. marked in white». lane
with the initiation: the owner.
of the trouble which arises among
girls rooming together at boarding
schools gorws out of misunderstand-
ings with regard to appropriating each
other‘s small belongings.'but the stu-
dent who arrivesoarmcd with one or
these cases, clearly indicates to her
companion that she regards her um-
brella as her own property.-—Chicago
inter Ocean.
REGAIN onesnés m RiNG.
poring the week a
received from Snowy
ney, Australia. giving deaiis of Pol
Brown's victory over I-iughey Riches
gun, champion of Australia, in 20
rounds at the famous Stadium. In
his cable, Mr. Baker said it was a
magnificent contest and that Brown
surprised everyone by his WOIHACZ‘fllI
fighting. It was at the Australian
lightweight limit and for the cham~
pionshlp, so that the Minnesota boy
can now lay claim to one title anal
get in line for another. Brown laud-
Much
oablegran‘i wan
Baker, of Syd~
ING GUM MANUFACTURE.
—.——__.
vi. ed in Sydney only a few weeks ago.
A" 33'0““ ”all“! Thing 07 "18 having gone over under contract to
Past. ' Mr. Baker. They selected as his first
opponent the hardest proposition in
the antipodes~Chompion lichegun—r
but the Yankee boy did not ask for an
easy start and accepted with the re
suit that he has annexed a foreign
title right oil tch reel. Pol may be
matched with Owen Moron, of Flory
land, for Boxing Day, in which event
. ,‘ , h he will be tackling another hard out
of the best gums on t e market, Lis- and near champion. Pal is a lino
terated Pant” is being given lree,a youngster and his many fric ride. in the
full tive- 79°“ package with a single States will be glad to hour of Li: sues
package of Egyptienne Straights Clg- cess
arcttes, by «the leading Norwnlk to-
bacco dealers. A
The gilt of Listerated Pepsin Gum
at present with Egyptienne Straights
Cigarettes is due to the fact that it is
desired to have all local smokers try
American chewing gum makers
nowadays turn out a product very un-
like that in use when only a few per-
sons chewed gum. and weren't very
critical. Just how far skill and science
have carried the art of gum-making.
Norwalk smokers have a present un-
usual opportunity to discover. One
Household helpers watch
Want Advs. for chances to 311.. :
appreciative employ er s.
M
Sentinel
Finders Watch .3 Ads,
and compare this cigarette with other for “dingg m... g , A,1.i-..~.hlo
brands oi straight Turkish. The articles.
manufacturers have supplied the chew- __.._ _._. .. .. WA..- .. m
ing gum ‘for distribution through the Your vacant g ”2-1:. reeling
local dealers because they believe that money Every my. 9. Juillilitl mm.
a trial of Egyptienne Straights will adv. will Chunga your loss into it
make many additional smokers for the
profit Try one and see.
hr‘mul. This cigarette is guaranteed
.._...-...
HICHESTAEiiu if It’ll LS
Ladlluc l)i\31l|fillsllllki
tobacco and said to be the‘largest sell
lug straight Turkish cigarette in the
country,‘
0
\k) or
(' M- Ir-Alw luv-’1! llloin o:
l’llln in Red but hell i
lhivti. scale' with iiiua
Tulle no other lin, at
Ill. Anl' flrfll’l- (‘l " TFr‘fl
”I (AND liltkSH l FLA .{l
ycan' :untvnnsuettsust Alwusilclhlilo
8010M DRUGfilSTStVER‘iniERfi
. nr. ~.—-.———-
Sentinel “not save will introduce
some people to such other today who
ought to‘liave known each other years
turn “51‘
ab.
9
~..,
celestial race,
Whose mystic round no traveler has
told, '
From star to star. until I see his lace.
~L0ulse Chandler Moulton,
M.
Set'fi'i'ee‘ to seek what most it longs to Henry A, Johnston, a business man
ilnd. . of L’Anse, Mich. writes: “For years,
To no proud Court of Kings Would l Foley's Honey and 'i‘ar Compound for
WERE BUT MY 8PlRlT LOOSED
UFO.” THE AIR.
Were but my spirit loosed upon the
air—-
By some High Power who could Lite' 3
chains unbind,
repair; :coughs and colds has been our family
I would but climb, once more, a no? medicine. We give it to our children.
row stair. Awho like it on account of its pleasant
when day was wearing late, and duakltasbe. it is a safe cure for coughs
was kind; and colds." it contains no opiates.
And one should great to all my tsii~ For sale by all drugslsts. "
lugs blind,
Content so i but shared his twilight?
there.
A Chicago trump stole $27.50 from
a woman who had played "Silver
.Threads Among the Gold“ on the
Nay! well 1 know he waits not as of piano for him. That was pretty steel).
old but 0! course the hobo was entitled to
i could not find him in the old time some remuneration Scranton Tribo
.. M
piece; lino-Republican,
1 runs! pursue him. made by sorrow m...
hold. A Stood adv. pays best in the burl
Through worlds unknown. in circuits paper,
STAMFORD
COAL“ Annoy GAS
Ranges
”BET EVERY
COOKANG NEED
W
, Only one range rod
, suited for either or
’ W both of the two tools.
A Combination of
.1 ‘ CONVENIENCE "
COMFORT and
ECONOMY,
hon saw or
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