13m CLEARANCE
m1, Collector}: 0.12am»:
gunponmmcumIrron-mrm
fipepartnentatwm
~ We of ship supplies similar to that
m from on mm by the
3m“ Bacrnnento. reported selred
allocoauolChllebyGu-Inancrnia-
' 8e uveral days ago.
The Washington order received you
My stated that clearance papers
Md be refused pending a thor-
‘ gush examination.
(”EBB NEVER. MADE. THEM
«Allen 1. Benson in Good] House
_ , keeping fluorine
'It Zviould both amass and delight
‘ naewlfe who does her own bak-
0 see how men are beginning
..sba‘ke for others. A housewife is
‘ ver exact about cooking
file cannot be exact. She has not
necessary tools. To her. “warm'
, ters to the necessity of taking in ad-
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In anticipation or the postal rush
.n the history ot’tho post oliiee do»
partmeut Third Assistant Postmor-
ueneral Barrows, sent a communi-
alien to the postmaster- of the
country containing yaluable intonat-
Jon and Instructions relative to the
handling the mail matters for the
coming Christmas holidays. which
includes insured C. 0. D. and regis-
tered mall. the billing oi’ the same
and the use‘oi' lead seals in the
despatch of registered mails. .
He calls attention or the postman
vanes each action as may becOme
practicable to relieve the congestion
which might otherwise be experienc—
ed in post office lobbies during the
ensuing holiday period, so tar as it
is caused by the delay in the pre-
partition for acceptance at insuredi.
0. D and registered parcels.
The department offers the fallen--
in: instructions. which are not men-
datory. but each postmaster is ex-
pected to adopt such procedure as in
'tor is water about so warm. and
_ f' water is water about so hot.
shaver measures degrees 0! heat.
warm" water that she uses to-
0 make bread may differ by
31 degrees from the “warm"
. 1' that she used last week. Yet
chemistry of 39011 bread requir-
.ohnll he no variation,
nose in 'iLe making
’ tomorrow, and
' like ‘tor millions ob.-
rvle” these requirements evér-y hour
of. every day of every year. The
manner in which soda. biscuit are
do will both prove and illustrate
is. The flour is weighed out; o
.' w certain number of pounds. no more
and no less and placed in a huge
steel receptacle. The required am-
mount of soda is Weighed out and
“tied. The raceptacle. which holds
several barrels of flour and is mount-
ed upon wheels. is then rolled up to
"group of three water- -faucels. The
temperature of the water in each
faucet is measured by an lndlctator
that still-es the baker in the taco.
Len automatic deviCe permits precere-
ly so muCh water of each temperature
to flow into the great biscuit- “pan
(Every hour and every day this de—
vice permits only so much water of
'lhl‘ed dilllcreht and exact tempera-1
" {lures to- flow into a receptacle con-
taining 11. certain number at pounds of
Ilollr in this respect. there is not
at particlexotfi viinlatllm from one
year's end to another.
Then the biscuit dough 111 mixed
for a certain number of minUtes by
machinery which makes 11 ecrtain
number of revolutions ouch minute.
The mixing done. the great rodents-
pics are then wheeled into a room to
" stand while the dough rises. in this
m. com. 1311 antigen moment. flity belch:
es. pl biscuit dough. each batch
" urnmIntlné llerllups to tour barrels.
will:
u“-
proc-ese or risins '
But do these men put dough away
‘0 rise as women put it aWny in
their homes? They do not. Wo-
men content themselves with looking
for a “warm place." ' l'n Hummer 11er—
lion's no place is warm enough. That
Is .why some women can make good
brood in summer and not :11 any oth-
, er time. Their bread in tho Ill-nomi-
.f .. my. or the victim 01’ l-Iitixonment. as
‘ the case may he. lint the men who
make soda. biscuits for millions of
Americans are not known in the
room in which they place biscuit;
dough t'o~ rise. There. constant con-
trillions uro maintained by adding hot
air or cool air. dry air or moist. as
occasion requires.
The result is that the men who;
make soda biscuit by the train-load
never have the gricis that come to
women: Women who do their own
linking are puzzled half the time as
to why their bread "aces not come
out: right." The biscuit man never
have to sell this question. Their
hisc'mt never crime out wrong. A-nd
that is because tho. conditions of
manufacture are .1lw.1ys the some,
becauee nbVer for a moment is there «
a. cessation oi' exactness.
The” dough. after it has rial-n. is
8.311% placed in machines. These ma»
3 rhinos.in‘cjd911tally.-I.:nre designed to
‘ be, we nearly as possible, stccl re-
prodiicilons (it old ladies. This great
tribute modem Scientific man pays to
3 women. Thery operation. {mm now
glinlll baking time is desiuned '10 be.
. an Approximation of Woman's me-
" tends. The dough is rolled out. ilour
is upiiukle’d upon lt.tl11‘ intermedi-:
lite process is. porfmmod with the
some rigid exactness. mm the flour
is dusted off. Even the Siltlll’lz out
of the biscuits is but the methods of
woman worked out by a machine. It
_- is only‘ when the biscuit are ready
" to place. in the own that mun lets
go the lending- strings of woman, and
again starts off on his cum hook.
A great hi scuil-maker's men boars
no resemblance to a hou ewife's oven.
‘Ji contains a revolving wheel With
' greet swinging shelves like the swing-
» 1111; cars in which Kerrie-wheel pas-
‘ocngors ride This wheel which is
approximately twenty feet in diame-
ter and twelve feet wide.
volves in a hot ov:11.At only one
side oi'lhis oven is then» any open-
ing. Through this opening rut-.11 slide
great trays c: biscuit onto the swing-
ing shelves The wheel revolves
. alowly enough to permit rapidly moll—
ing men to remove the halted biscuit
and replace them with douch lit-fore
the shelf hue pal-wed below the open-
inn. “no revolution of the wheel is
luillt-ienl to complete the process of
billing. The wheel moves lit uniform
‘ need. iiuut insuring uniform “me.
' ..Vhlltl. ll lhlmnlai on the oven keeps
3m hoot uniform. Every possibility
failure or variation In the product
M Ma eliminated. And that this
. wrapped
may be seen standing to unit t3ho111
' not reasonably reach before npolliiur
slowly re- -
his judgment is best adapted 'to meet
the local conditions prevuiling:
Prospective senders of insured (‘.
I). D. parcels may be enmuras'ed.
pause to the depamnent. by means
of pine 1rds newspaper items. etc" to
obtain in advance the number of
tags “blob they shall Ixeed to be fil-
led (' n! and attached to the panels
baton presentation of to same at
the limit quel
‘This mu result in a fgroat saving
of time not only to the stt Utilize
employee. but to the senile1s of such
lion at tho post luiilce and the in-
oonvcnhncc caused pairons therein.
Further toilet. may be obtained at
emcee which register considerable
quantities: of mail daily during the
season by the use of the quick foim
nt registration receipt. 3‘ Prompt re-
quests should be mime by postmast.
are who are not already authorised
to use this form of receipt and who
believe its use would be adVantage-
one. station the number 0! receipts
they will require. with estimate of
daily average '01 pieces to be regis-
tered. W -'
Attention should be directed to the
necessity of having parcels properly
and lndorsed. Senders
should be encouraged to have the
tags securely fastened to the parcels
deechhod by them and should un-
derstand that all- such parcels must
be presented at the post olllce win-
dow cl“ to rural carriers. and not
placed in ordinary mail drops.
As a large number or Christmas
packages containing perishable mat-
ter will undoubtedly be presented for
insurance care should be taken to
son that all articles of this charatcor
are properly packed and lndoreed
and that no- such articles no hm'c
previously been described in portal
regulations are accepted (or trans-
lsslon to olllces to which the} can-
ll .ovvlng to congestion of work it
becomes impossible to effect the
prompt dispatch of all luaurod 11nd
(‘. 0. I). matter. preference should he
Awarded to parcels lienri‘mz the in-
doreement “Perishable”
To expedite acceptance of lnl-llilf-d
parcels from senders 11 he do not so-
cure tags in advance of bringing
packages to the post omen it might
ho, practicable at some emcee to
1.;13‘
so far as pdacticable, withoUt exM
matter. besides relieving the congoe- 3
once- te accept the
the main item. of the up led. out
by employee without denial!!! the
sender. except to get the (inflated
value and give the properly complet-
ed receipt coupon.
It is believed that a. large number
or business boom whose mutants
of C. 0. D. and registered parcels
do not ordinarily Notify the one of
firm registration books. oculd make
every ellective‘ use of them (or the
holidays and each patrons should be
encouraged to adopt them.
The use of the book makes it un-
necessary to on out the mailing oi-
fico and sender's receipt 0! the in-
surance and C. 0. D. tags. Postmas-
tern are required to lay stress on the
advantage '0! senders insuring their
packages. Special placards relative
to this feature should be printed by
post olficee having their own print.-
lng plant.
it is believed that the elimination
of fourth class matter lrom the reg—
lstered mails will render the use of
lead seals in connection with the dee-
patch 0! registered mail during the
3coming Christman holiday season
unnecessary. ”‘
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BOARD OP CANVAMERB COUNT
VOTE.
HARTFORD. Nov. ass—The State
Board of Cauvassers canvassed the
vote of the state out at the election
Nov. 3. today. The vote is tor United
States senator. congressmen. sherlue.
state senators rind judges of probate
3 The vote for governor, lieutenant-
governor, secretary of state. treasurer.
comptroller and attorney- general will
be canvassed next month. In the
large total vote tor United States sen-
ator at 180,814 there was only one
scattering vote. This vote was in
the Town of Water-lord New bonded
county. '
The vote for United States senator
was as follows: 9de 76.081:
Brandegee, 89,988; Smith. Progres-
sive, 6.853; Spies. Socialist, 6.890;,
Plait. Prohibition. 1.353. ' 3
fSTERLIE
ANGES
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3 ANNIVERSARY ADDREQB.‘
CAMBRIDGE. 'llmkNolr. ass—1.10112
el de Jersey Harvard. a student at
Harvard University. delivered an ad‘
dress today on the 375th'aiiuivel‘s‘ary'
ot the birth of his ancestor.'.lol1n liar
yard, the rounder .ot the institution.
The exercises-lore conducted» the
Memorial Society of the college in
Appleton 0111311111 Wraith: were plat.L
3ed on the statute of John Harvard. in
zlrou't oi Memorial Hall! " ,1“ '
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Governor Simeon E 3111de has
htmorexl d requisition from the 3110\-
ernor of llllnols for the return of
Clinton Palmer to that state charged
in 'K or: County Ill.. in September.
l9!!! 2' issued ‘11 vim-am to the shor-
ltl' or. New London. county (or. the do»
livery ot_l’ol111crtn_.W. 31“. lunls.
“J". '7'
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owe yous. eves enoreeslpu.
AL ATTENTION!
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' The "beat to none too good for
your eyes. comers (registered
physicians) examine eyes at our es~
tabllshment. . ‘
.No charge for examination
THAMER
-OCUUST§_,3A"D. OPTICIANS
ll? Atlantic Square. Otamfordfionn.
Open eat. Even. Est. 1897.
Paper Hanging
..—
llave stepped the ladder
~ —H. A; HEGELEIN
Phone lids-72.
20 rounds tel
56 Water street. where l will conduct.
Decorating
The Gorham Co.
10 Fli‘it 8t.
4,000 square let-t of floor
space in "Harris and Caps?
lilock,‘ Water St. Windows
all around the building. Suit:
able for manufacturing or
storage. Two separate c11-
trnnccs can be arranged for
Mo tenants.
Wm "
one ne'er ton dou- with soda
flout: laden with more than a theta- 3
mil other Islet or baked noodle
Mu everything out: the sane
minaret the name Miller. 1
lie mum Mr 1111mm.
Hamish Guns
OVERCOAT and
Ealt NorwaIk S _
with the crime‘ «)4 burglary committed. ,
'1 ViCtor Records 60131037 50
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A a for on any mstrumenl
-——-EXTRA SPECIALSh—
41—.le Sugar............3..» ................ . 25¢3
Very Best Butter. lb. ...... . . ..................... 34¢
2 pkg. Ufleeda Blsc'uits ................. _ ............ 7 ¢
14 ”it. Potatoes . .... .. .............. . ..., ...... 19¢
24 cornea eraser.
cae'r fioa‘WALK.
ChnStmas
Not only let lyour_.3.___ "OWn Home,
but for Others 213 well.”
WILL llPEN YOUR DOOR TO
ALL the MUSIC (lithe WORLD
We have. M taken
the Agency for the
VlCtOl’ VPC lgl 3333
's’lh! “EA
‘1. In... .11 Chflstmasrstock 3
of “chines arid “‘
cords is Complete, .
Victrolas from $15 to $20000
v
Convement terms have been prowded
mg 2-..~.. ..
13 a
g.
,3 pg... Y9!" Chrlsuuas Shopung
int-ll d1“, some new deiuhnun. t in
("I-tenants is limiting. ‘
“(ml-til 1" liesm'tmynm of desirable. . ‘
Neckwear W alsts. Gloves, Hoswry,
" “Dainty Muslin
.,c~._. \ Mu.
SHOE
BARGAINS
Poerornce stock
F. 8: LYON
Good Job Printing
at Mon-m yam eraser
a. uonwaut PHONE tor
3 roams. ‘
MARVINBIACRTIACT.
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c. '1'. Want
lawman-mum
Louis Avrick'
some convene 3 3
."JeWelry. etc
Underwear —.—~.¥
\ suitable 101 \pm gins lill.‘ 51031 being shown at very scat-«mam .
3' prices. ‘ ~‘ ~ . .
. 13361111» lowly 11-1111;- :tliclc is 111:) mlilm'tunity for di~cr1111111nii11n 1- '
selection and leisurtlv PM? 33 .
The N :iyan 9
‘ 'DDUTH NORWALK. .'
88 WASHINDTDN DTRIET. i‘v‘
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THREE DIVORCE louvre FILED lulu»... 211 i911,
civu. count.
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William Cantu oi Nor-walk wants
4 F v.1», William oarglli and £111.11 divorce mm Lena oar-m oi the
M. Hyatt 800k lloloul From ,me place. alleging Wu“
Harri... vows They were married on July 3. na-
Joeeeu F. Yated- of when has W at Hyatt ot Harwell wants a
Wtdivomm in theater-emu Williaullyattot the
vmumyafighmm 91:an Miler-
hero-thunder”; new-memento.
m3» m. M the on on Woodman-mm
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shrew-»
.They were married '
CM! Sea-nor cm min-tau ”linens”. mat-Waco
Che DD) Read C0
Established 1857
The Christmas Cards"are out.
3 Right now. with our nearest thoughts occupied with
Thanksgiving, 21 large and gorgeous array 01' Christmas
Cards is sprung upon the view. it is an unusually attrac-
tive assortment containing many quaint and artistic de-
signs, illuminated cards of the old fashioned variety, small
calendars, bookmarks shopping lists, telephone lists, etc
Here and there one sees a picture of a fireplace, a hillside
with a green pine tree, a winding road that leads to the
New Year Land a candle a lantern. man). man} things
that are unique.
Now is the time to gather them. one may find the
exact card to fit an individual case. They cost but a
trifle—a thought. a few cents. but they bring a joyous
greeting. '
“ _The special Mg“: of Esther Burritt, hand drawn
and hand tinted. are on sale bore.
3 Slaiilmer Section. '
' Sale of Silk underwear]
- for V. omen. »~ ~. 1
Union Suits of a pure silk “cow in scrotal styles
to dose out at rcduclions. ‘ '4 . ,1 . .
Vents either high or low neck. long 01 ~hort slccxcs.
lllirs is an exceptional opportunity.
ale of Silver and Leather Articles
designed for Gifts 1
at $1.00 each
L‘Ellthfl‘ ,‘Sllve-r . .33. 3. . 3 3
Work Bags. blur. ia11,3.'Gcrman Sill'cr" Mcsh' I"
creep. red. . i Purses.
3 - 3» 3 33 3 Hair Receivers; silvery“:
Lollapsrhlc £111) 111 case. plated
“Manicure Sells. f1 pic-cos. 1311121110 Tablet», ntcrling
" Wrist \Vatcll‘llnhtls' ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ silver. ‘
Coat. Hangersiu case, 1Com Purses. sterling
_ silvm ,.
ilklwr V - -.' s a ‘J11
aeclnlg bllppcrs. . chil 33,3333. 3 3. 3
rumg‘ Tablets for tIaV—i Butterfly Pins cnemtlul
~15 in colon- :. ' ,.
1 'Rl s‘m'y‘ Bends-.- lll‘ coins
Hm‘a- lemme Lulu". €314. .‘.‘
rmalks. on. '
. 3 4 3" ‘ ‘ 1.:1 Valli'ercs . "
llov Scout (.zlrtcrs. ' ..'.R .1": P1115. " . . "I ‘ ‘—
iflwwg... ......- . ; ......
Leather Bags \11il1 penniol straps. Mira inner: p001
lots and mirrors. ' $l 0"
'Music Rolls :11 seal 11‘ 11 :111'1153. nicely mad: “and
$1. 00
finished. ,
, '33 3 (“03“,... \3‘1‘.
C-l'l'1..-
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Camng Sets Fruit Cake
A Sunshine Variety
-.; . ..3 -..-
tier-)1- finc ussmilm nt‘
111th handles of iwry slig- 1‘ (11 f
horn. on celluloid >lilli'l‘§ “0 13011131 021 .. $500
silver ferrules and ii is {One Pound "3 . . 50F
’ \Vhen steamed :1 Vet 0011
1. g
of: 3‘?”- $2.90 and up Ssulnslitutc for plum pllddmb
Steak. Game and Bird Car-lif- ollc' ‘hnsi not. timelto make
”it; in untidy. ‘ {the genuine '- '
1.5; s . 3 3..
“all! 2'...“ £121“: =11" ...
t' .. "1‘." ‘ ‘ lizlsl‘uhuu:
“'1'
Speal Sale" at
Vaast Bros Gatege
" * ONE WEEK ONLY
WOOQDRK’H TIR3ES. 3,500 MILES GUARANTEE.
émob‘t’ii.“ 1‘ Non 511111..
mail—«regular price. $11. 70 '. “Regular price, $12. 65. . . .
0111‘ price, 59. 22- - " :" .Ourxprlce. $9.96
30x3l§~regulur price. $15 75 Regular price. $17 00 .
Our price. $13 39 ‘ " . t Our price, $13.30
" wean CHAIN '
.30x31A—regular price. $5. 00. Our price ... . . . . . . ....... .. $3.75
BID 0 SKID CHAIN.
dusk—regular price, $2.65. Our price $2.10
TEL. 1390. » ii. 17 CHESTNUT STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
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comrade mule-Ion mew maven-Marie TAILETO.
Ill Ramona 3 Are Wholesale. thoroughly cleans-
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