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Business and
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WANTED—POSITION as ensur-
fetd'. married. aged 30 years. Garage
Experience. Best of references. _Ad-
p—r
. MANTED—LADNDR‘ESS T0 AP-
Vply at the Clifford“ Motel. all at
_ WANTED—GIRLS WANTED 0N
‘ Dresses. Experienced only.
(work. High wages. Inquire 85 Wash-
lugton street. 1116 3t
WANTED—WASHWOMAN TO
do weekly family washing and ironing
“ home. 5. C. Scott, 12 Putnam ave- Cottage street; partial improvements. 3
sins.
WANTED—TWO YOUNG MEN,
or boys, over 16 as clerks. Address it.
ill. Sentinel office. South Norwalk.
a16 St
316 Bi:
WANTED—.SALESMEN TO SELL]
Ford cars, Norwalk territory. Apply
to A. T. Granger, 1104 Chapel street.
New Haven. 1113 iii
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LOST.
LOST-SUM OF MONEY ‘BE-
tween Spring street and City Hall. If
found. leave at Police Station. 1118 It
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BUSINESS NOTICE.
l ..'A. MODNE, '10 NORTH MAIN ST..
South‘Norwaik. Bicycles. motorcycles
pnd Sundrlgs. Both sold nd exchanged.
Expert repairing. Baby carriages re-
paired. Prices reasonable.
n.
SMiTH AND WWIGHT HAVING
'reduced their expenses to a minimum
{will give astonishing low prices on
'jainting, paperhanging and general
dobbing. 274 East avenue and 10 Cot-
tage street. Tel. 1271—3. or 743-2.
We pay best prices for all kinds of
JUNK
1THE WM. EFFRON C0.. Inc.
80nd postal or telephone. Tel. 441
NOTICE
EXCURSIONS
MER NORTHPORT
V Between
, lROTON POINT,- VALLEY
GROVE AND NORTHPORT
Boat Leaves Boat Leaves
' ‘ ‘STEA
Roton Point. Newport .
l 11:30 a. m. 9:30a. m.
1 4:00 p. m. 22:00 pm.
V V 8:00 p. 111. 6:00 p. m.
: Boat arrives Boat Leaves
Valley Grove. Valley Grove
3 i2230 p.111. 10:15 a. m.
.1 5:00 p. m. 2:45 p. In.
0:00 p. 111. 0:45 p. m.
VZVVVBVoatarr-lvesVat Boat arrives at
I. Northport Roton Poln
gt 1:30 prin: 11:15 a. m
if; 5:45 p. in.“ 3:45 p. 111.
ll 9:45 p. at. 0:45 p.- m.
‘ ,Fare—i‘tound Trip, 50c. ’
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Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
' East Norwalk
Op pens May 1.
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91101111 DINNERS AND'ALL'
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
ii COOKED TO ORDER.
. JOHN E. o'SULLIvAN. Prop:
i a Telephone Call 720. '
'. Pleasant Hour. Lockwoad'a Hall.
"" ;1'ooAY
Anita. Stewart and Earle Williams in
I new installment of
“The Goddess"
' .‘ ' 'roMonRow
Cyrus Townsend Brady's novel, in
' live reels. played by request. '
The island of Regeneration
FRIDAY
Marguerite Clark in ., ‘
“Seven Sisters”
A'ccept all. the luck that comes
your War—but don’t depend on
ts coming. If “you want a job
also a Sentinel Want ,Adv. .
ldress Chsuflcnr,\1:}{Sentinel. 1118 31
Steady =
[ 'ro Les.
—-1
T0 RENT—Store, 5 Woodward ave-
flue. lnquile of Carl Schaub, Railroad
avenue or of J. M. Layton, inc. - 1118-31
..
35 monthly Suitable for storage or
shop of any kind. Plenty of light. Mrs
J. W. Powell. 28 Washington street,
South Norwalk.
T0 LET-EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, '
centrally located. inquire 3 Crescent
,Terrace.. .117 31
I TO LET—SECOND FLOOR. 8.
Newly papered.
___;‘Smith on promises.
Inquire of Jerome
'-_— —. . .—-—-—-———.—-~
'1' To LET—4 ROOMS, 25 P'U’I‘NAM
.avenue. All improvements, and furn-
‘ace Apply M. J. Crowley. 4 w ‘Main
istreet, Norwallt. Phone 18912. 1116 it
To LET—4 NICE ROOMS, lN
good condition, city water. Price 88. in.
quire on premises, No. 15 Reynolds
*iSt., East Norwalk, or of Mrs. Chase.
4 Union Place, Norwalk. 1116 St
TO LET—FIVE“ ROOMS WITH.
72
inquire United
5 rooms with improvements at
North Main street.
Grocery Company.
TO LET—APARTMENTS AT 2l9
E. Washington street. Partial im-
provements. inquire at 64 South
Main 81., South Norwaik.
To LET—21 UNiON 8T. 7 ROOM
apartment. Possesion at once. The
Hatch and Bailey Co. 126 if
UNDERSTAND US.
Many mtions that have thrived
Through jealous hatred of each
other, V
Now wage. war to satisfy their
envy
And to rend each others pow-
er asunder.
things,
Slowly rising—over higher,
Till the whole world's in
vortex
. Like‘ a great huge forest fire.
the
Devastating all before it,
Takingall the good‘thcrcin,
All the manhood of our nations
That are sure that they will
win. ,
All are likely to be injured
Like the moth that nears the
flame;
All are fighting for their honor
And to elevate their name.
i
Though it s proper to be neutral
W hen announcing their ideas,
Yet the man who has to sufier
Has a right'to shed his tears. .
Allare suffering, all are crying:
For ‘the horrid war'to cease,
And the thOusands that are
fighting,
In their hearts they pray for
~ peace.
Stilli nwith much misunderstand
Troubles bound to breed,
Then from love it turns to hatred,
And they all reach out in
greed.
“Understand us” that’ s the motto
That should wave from every
'flag, '
And the cwars would wave like
Aggiag'c the Comet’s tail would
wag. - , ,
-—C. H'. Pearl;
V THE BARGAIN .HUerNo SEX.
“Talk is cheap."
acquired such a lot of it.f'—
LAs'r RESORT. .
Physician (having examined hubbm
——What he wants is rest. 'Here. are
some opium pills—tvvo of these every
night. 1
Better Half—Wat's .'e to take than;
in? .
Physician—«lie is not to take them. .
They are for you .—1London Opinion.
--Acée_pt all the luck'thet 1101111111
1013‘ way-11111 den't DEFEND 011 it‘s
soniingl .If you want a Job use a Son
at d.
TO LET—LARGE BUILDING FOR;
116 31,
Starting small like all the great
V' your way—hilt doi't DEFEND on its
' coming! llf you 1 at a Job use a Son-
“Which is probably why women have .
roa saris.
WILL BELL EITHER one of my bus-
inesses. Both doing well. inquire Carl
Schaub, Railroad street South Nor-
iwalk. a18~3t
l
V FOR SALE AUTOMOBILE
Studebaker, 1912. No reasonable of
fer refused. Brush roadster Bargain,
‘to make room for new cars. Austin‘s
,Garage, 122 South .Main street. .1117 31
1 ‘FOR SALE—ONE DIQUOR”LIC
icon, for Town of Norwaik. For fur~
lther information address P. 0. Box'
1573. South Norwalth. 112 11'
FOR SALE“ SMALL FIVE
passenge touring car in excellent
,condition. A rare opportunity to so,
icure a good car at a very‘ low price. V
‘r. C. Goodyear. 76 Wall street. Nor- ‘
walk. ~i3l ti.
i
. 5
AUTOMOBILES.
FOR SALE—A LARGE LlNE 0F:
jused automobiles. at sacrifice prices. .
anther Wright, 0 Madlbon street, So.
Norwalk. Phone 1413- 4. 1118 lm,
'FOR SALE—A UT 0 M 0 B ILES.
improvements, at 9 Hamilton avenue. lChevrolet 1915 Roy“ M3" roadster ‘of the Entcntc Allies
Equipped in every way like 1916. Peri
sale with extras, at a sacrifice Aus- i
tins Garage. 122 South Main street. 1
an 311
FOR SALE—HUPMOBILE RUNA- In
George F. Foote, South Norwalk.
an it
BU SIN ESS NOTICES
‘ H. 3011111111. 8 CLAY STREET,
tailor. Cleaning, pressing. altering or
ladies' and gents. garments. Making
of Ladies' sun: to order a specialty.
Skirts from 33 up. Suits from 38 up.
Satisfaction or no pay.
iVALlAN MlDWIFE—MRS SANTA
sumo. graduate from the University;
at ltaly. Licensed in New York and
Jonnectlcut. Close Examinations and
assistance by latest modern methods.
23 Ely avenue. Telephone‘iils. :3 2m
1
IALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENEii-~
.val'contractor. Estimates given on
an kinds 0: contract work. Be sure
t: on our estimate. ' We can save you
vent-y. Phone 816-3. 26 Wood St.
LOOK!
I share profits with you by giving
you the lowest prices on 15 years guar-
anteed tin made into leaders, hand-
made. painted inside. tin roofing.
plumbing and heating.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
56 Water" at; ‘ ' Phone 1106-12
- COMPO BEACH
«5‘1
DANCING
in the pavilllon
THURSDAY.
ADMISSION
. instructor in attendance to
assist all who wish aid.
Private lessens any time by'
. . appointment:
"'W. A. NASH, Prop.
Phone“ - ~ Wastpert
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—-Aceept all the luck that comes
tinel Want Ad
11
-—A good ad. pm in the best paper.
Shore Dinners
;of American neutrality is such
Day and Evening Basket Parties Welcome
lion mm OF l
THE Russians FALL?
LDN‘IDN, Aug; 18 ll :56 a.
m.—'l he fall of tit! Russian forts
on the southwestmide of Kovno
merits the situatifi of that fort-
ress as critical. 19d its ultimate
surrender is expefied here. The
Russian armies apparently have
not been able to renarganize suf—
ficiently to check the Austro-
German advance, which is being
pushed steadilyg 1151 the ring‘
of strong fortresascg which form
the outer defense tothc Petro—'
grad provinces .The, armies of
the Central Powers show no'dis-
position to relax pressure on the
eastern front, nor are thcv likely
to do so. iintll‘fihcy have tried
once more to separate the Rus-i
sian northern and southern arm—i
ics and capture livestvLitov sk.
News from 'lurkish sourcesz
that the new landing party on
the Gallipoli Peninsula near Su-;
villa '_Bay. had been engaged heav— l
ily lS confirmcd in amofficia] re-
port today from Gen Sir Ian
Hamilton. the British commandert
at the Dartianclles front. statingi
that the British left had won fi1c‘
hundred yards of ground. includ 1‘
ing a Turkish trench. Sir laul
also reported the repulse of d-c I
tcrmincd l'urkisll attacks agains
the Australian position.
Little change is reported in the
diplomatic situation in the Near
East Former Premier \ cnizelos,
of Greece who asked for four
days 111 which to study conditions
before (ltcitling whether to form
a new cabinet. is believed to have
arrived at an understanding with
King Constantine, but it is not
considered probable that the re—
sult “ill be the early entry of
z'Grccct into the war on the side
NEW GRECIAN CABINET
To BE FORMED‘rcport issued tonight
LONDON. Aug. 18. 12 :48 p
gsion of secret diplomacy and of
intention on the part of the
govmernment and the parts of
their stocks, which they must re-
gard as confiscated haw been
specified.
The measure is obiiou‘s‘lv (le—
signed to preserve the supply of
metals
FRENCH LABORERS
WANT OBLIGA-
TORY ARBITRATION
PARIS A11g.l8.530 a m.—
The General Federation of Labor,
the French rc1olutionarv labor
body, at a conference last night
adopted a resolution annealing to
the international working classes
-to work “so that peace may rep—
resent the triumph of right ov or
‘might and that through the ac—
ceptance by all countries of ob
ligatory arbitration ,the suppres-
the burdens of armament. may
arise the policy of a federation of
nations assuming to all ptOpltS
the right to dispose freely of
themselves and safeguarding the
independence of all nationalities.’
\N’ith the object of affirming
the above point of \icu the con-
ference urgently invited all or—
I'g‘aniud workmen to accept the
ganizations to hold an interna-
tional congress at the time and
place fixed upon by international
diplomatis for the arrangement of
peace terms. '
~—
ITALIANS ADVANCE 1
THROUGH ALPS PASSES
11101111 111 iii.
CHRISTIANIA, Norway, Aug. 18»—
A large quantity of provision which
were received in Nonvay 'iast spring.
consigned to “Armour and Morris,
Christiania," although these Chicago
packers have no branch offices in this
country, still remain here unclaimed.
The original consignment included 1.-
100 boxes of pork, 8,000 barrels of
lord. and 300 barrels of oil. It is gen-
erally believed here that the provis-
ions were sent from the United States
in the expectation that they would be
taken care of here by German agents
and re-exported to Germany, but the
Norwegian laws forbid this. The gov-
ernment has disposed of a portion of
the provisions to meet the expenses
of storage, but the remainder is still
waiting for the importer or owner.
Attempt; to smuggle contraband ma-
terial through Norway continue, but
they are completely frustrated, it is
declared. by the vigilance of the cus-
toms oificials. Some days ago a Ger
man freight car with double walls was
discovered by a station agent near
Christianla. Space between the two
walls of the car was crowded full of
t: proposal of American labor or- VCOPper, while the body of the car was
loaded with window sashes and had
it not been for the inspection by the
station agent the copper would have
escaped to Germany.
PEKlNG. Aug. 18.-The plan of the
Chinese Government to build a sys-
tem of electric railways along the
bayonet charge 11l11ch captured a
strongr line of Austrian en-
trenchmcnts 111 the 'lolmino re—
gion are described in the official.
Headquarters
—— Ex Premier Elucihcrios
Vcnizclos today notified King
says : “in the rugged ()rtlcr range
betu 6111' the upper \allcv's
ROME. Aug. 17, via Paris.
Aug. 18, 12:45 a m—Furthcrl
Italian advances through the
itlnues.
great thoroughfares leading out from
vthe principal gates of the city has
been abandoned for the present he-
passes .of the Alps and a brilliant cause of the difiiculty of financing the: An autom is judged by the company
scheme in Europe while the war con-
An effort to place the con-
tract with Americans has also failed.
Newly paved roads,, however, are
‘nl.1merous Beginning' with the date
of. of the Manchu abdication dime and a;
bout 10 H. P. in good order. 'nqu'reEFonstdntinc of his readiness to the Adda and the Adige one of half years ago the transition trom the own machine.
form :1 new Grecian Cabinet in our detachments act out durinflls'owgoing Peking ”ms and sedanl A reek'ess awe" and his machine
This cut tells the whole
story.
No hats to be carried over.
Look at your hat—wouldn't
a dollar spent on a. new
straw be worth it to your ap—
pearance?
All Straw Hats at Half
Price including both Men’s
and Children’s.
Rogers 81 Stevens
South N orwalk. Norwalk.
OLD SALTS AUTOlZED,
The auto's the thing. - '
A tire saved is a tire bought.
Gasoline makes the auto go.
Oil keeps the engines fine.
While there's gasoline there’s boos.
-Be careful and you'll never be pindhe
ed.
it’s a long stretch of sand that in
no end.
he rides
Unto each machine some accidents
must befall.
V All the world loves the owner of a
at ‘\rmv iincreasiug rapidly, and American mo.i new model
The statement ‘0? cars are seen to be more and more, A four cylinder car may look at a
twelve.
‘Tls a wise autoist that knows his
in
succession to the (iounaris \liniS-‘ the mid“ of Aug, 16 from Ca- chairs has been one of the most reV are often parted.
try which rcsiqncd at the 0pcu- Lpanna Milauo and divided into markable changes in the city
1".1'stcrtla) alcordiug to a dis—
patch ’0 the Lcntral
'.'\_1:('111'_vfr1:1u \thcns.
KAISER SENDR .1
MESSAGE TO POPE
ROME, A111: 18.—~\nimport—f
ant cmnuuunicntiou .
Kaiser to PODt licucdict \vn“:
brought here yesterday by :1
special lilcsscqucr, it is rcportcd.
The nussngc is said to be with
regard to thc l’ontifi's latest
pcacc efforts
The \aiicnn has not confirm-
ed the report.
.._..._..__
GERMANS‘ SAY DIS-
CLOSURESARE COMICAL
- BERLIN/r by wireless. via
London. Aug. 18.~—~Accordi11g to
a dispatch from Frankfort the
Frankfurter Zeitung says in ref-
erence to the disclosures concern-
ing activities of German agents
in the United States:
"\Vc do not know what proofs
the letters contain. That we are
trying to purchase abroad what
we may need during the war, and
which might otherwise fall into
the hands of the enemy is so ob
vious that disclosures rcearding
it are comical, particularly inas-
much as the nitcd States has
officialh declar d that the nature
that American manufacturers
may sell arms and amm‘unitions
to us as well as to our enemies.”
HOOKS AND EYES
' FOR KAISER
LONDON, Aug 18. -—Germau
newspapers which have just ar—
rived here 'say that'the govern-
ment has taken measures to pre-
vent thc sale of pins hcoks and
’eyes, buttons made of brass, nick-
cl or tin.
The D'rapers’- Association of
Berlin has been notified of" this.
RBTBN MINT PARK
OPEN YEAR 1 M V
.1... . compo 11111 21:35.23: -1
Dine and Dance Between the ConMrshutl-a. V j '
1-1—6-
' $.‘1.5
. Season. beau ram
CAFE GRILL—ed
1" Inimitable Entertainment-fPerfection in Food and Service.
SHORE DINNER SPECIAL
12 Noon to‘ t to p.111 «commencing “May ‘29.
a N u
Olives, Celery; liadis'hsl'. Pickles. ddttle Necks, Cl’am Chowder, Fish
in Season. rarities” Potatoes. :Half Cold Boiled Lobs‘te‘r, Mayonnaise ' ‘
Dressing, Half Broiled Chicken, New Boiled Potatoes. Vestiebles in‘ V
. 13111 Views cosmon- 11.1.1." 111111384...“ .5
V.“
$150
' ALLIES GAIN FIVE
H1 111;: of the Grecian Parliamcnt squads joined by ropes crossed
the Lamossi l'ass (1)500 ftct
‘climbcd the snow- capped summit
lof Turckclt Suits (10. 503 foot)
surprised groups of th)c
cucmy.
“It thtn proceeded to llinicr
occupied bv a detachment of ”it
puscd. and then solidly occupitd
lili‘ summit.
“In 1 ppcr Ricnz futilur prog—
ress bv our infantry is reported
We occupied Sattlcbtrg, “cat 0
Lanqc \lps
"in the Monte New section “'1
captured several of the cncmv 's
the Visio Peak
attack b1 the enemy on 0111'
Halo positions was \ieorouslv
repulsed In the Tolmimy zone
our brilliant offensbc dcv‘clopcd
against the hills of Santil‘x'ilaria
and gluta Lucia cotmuandiucr pc~
sitious situated to the right of
the Isonzo. After the customary
preparatory shelling by artillcrv
the bayonet anti stormed a line
of strong cntrenchmcnts extend-
ing along the western slopes of
ed very heavy losses. We capture
ed seven officers and 547 men,
four machine guns and a great
quantity of ammunition.”
GERMANY MAKES OF— »
FICI L ANNOUNCEMENT
BERL N, Ann. 18. by wireless
telegraohy to Sayvillc, N. “Y.—
The following announcemen‘t was
made here officially today: -
“The fortress. of Kovno, togeth-
er with all the forts and‘ an
amount of war material which
has not been determined, has
been 1n German harids since last'
night.
“More than 400 cannon were
taken. The fortress wa’s captur-
3‘
'. ed by storm in spite of the most
tenacious resistance by the Rus-
sians.”
.r
. HUNDRED YARDS
LONDON 'A‘11g.'18,11:35 a.
m'—A further advance of five
hundred yards by the allied
troops on Gallipoli Peninsula is
announced to a report from Gen.
Sir Ian Hamilton, the Brit
ish expeditionary commander-in-
statement followa:
in the southern zone the situa-
14111 and 15111."
fi—DDbortunities-kfiend The Sentig
net's classlnea advertisements.
:dant for years.
1v ounce of Serntof and at Orenburg.'
from tucfllndat'lsch Spits (10 400 {cell the women and children are nlrt-ady ,tank the 300d tourist lendctll
trenches in the neighborhood of,
.l atcr :1 counter-.
our infantry dashed forward 11i1h _
these heights The enemy suifcr- ,
chief, given out here today. The "
“Sir Ian Hamilton repbrts that,
tion was unchanged during the
————————.—________
PE‘TROGRAD. Aug 18. ~At several
News! high) and \ cdrtila di Dasnpo, points in the interior of Russia, wo-' (“18 “V’s “0°"
men and school children have 0 V '
'_lzed societies to handle the crops,
which promise to be the‘ most shun
At Serdobsk in the
on the point of starting for the large
out workmen since the mobilization
The town council at Tsaritsyan has
passed a law providing free agricul'
tural machinery for the harvesters
End 9! the World.
“You said when you asked me to
, .‘Id of the world for me.”
“And so i will. but the end of the
world is so far off that i can't get to it
‘\
Post.
Thinking Shop.
Hostess—Dr. Spriggins.
have some of the tongue!
The Doctor .(nbsentmindedly—Oh—eri
will yopV
Timon
' Close Attachment.
“Chlggs isnlwnys seeking new at-
tnchments for his motorcar.”
. “He has one now that will hold him
for awhile. ” '
“What. kind is it!"
“One furnished by the sheriff."—~Blr-
mlnghnm Age-Herald.
Flight of a'Raindv-op. ‘ -
The velocity. with which "a rainde
foils depends on its sine and the height
from 'Whiclrlt started. but ordinarily
~lt travels a rule somewhere between
three yards and sixrynrtls a ascend.
Fixing the Blame.
Mnmis's mother; she thought I'd been
-—Phlladelphia Ledger.
An Exception.
the same time. "
"What's the matter with a dachs
hundi"—Baltimore American. -
which must mold the lives to berSIr
Edwin Arnold. .
, .
~Read the Sentinel Want Ads. on
the 'lV‘hird page and then try one. '
s
marry you that you would go to the '
until the end of the world."—‘-Houston :
—let me look at it. please-St. Tonia 1
1 .718 High School. West Avenue
The Parson-To whom am i indebted,
for this visit? The Bridegroom—To.
courting her long enough. and she said»
"Nothing can be short and long at-
Our past lives build the present '
Trust in the Lord but keep your
.tail light burning.
A car in the garage is worth two on
You ‘never miss the gasoline until i
the tank runs dry
'1 kaho rides'in the rear seat can-V;
not choose the way
Out of the fulness of his gasoline
\ 1“)”
'\‘_v
in the spring a young man’s fiancy
cucmy. which ll. attacked and d“" harvest fields. which have been with turns to thoughts or a new model
Let thy muffler remain closed, {or
the muffler oft proclaims the man.
Speed and the world speeds with
you, slow down and you slow down
alone.
1 All machines that glisten are not
‘gold. but if they glisten you may be ‘
sure they do not need painting.
lSeeet thou a. man diligent in his
driving he shall get to the next town,
he shall not _tarry long on the road.
. SOUTH NORWAm FIRE
l ALARM some
1N0.
12 West st. opp. Franklin St Scboc'.
13 Concord Street, opp. school
14 Cor. Ann and Main Streets ,_
15 Cor. High St. and Bayvlew Ave.
16 Norwnlk Iron worlis Building
:17 Cor. Cedar St and West Ave.
\, ......
:1 Cor. Tavlor Ave. and West Sta. .'
23 Cor. Bouton St. and Ely Ave.
24 Cor. Chestnut and Henry Ste.
25 Cor. Monroe 'and Main Ste.
25 Lexington Ave. and Austin Sta;
2? West and Elm Grove Sta. , ,' .V
3 Cor. Washington and Main Sta.
:1 South Main St‘ near Mefidow
83 Electric Litht Station
:4 Cor. Clay and Spring Sis. : .
35 Cor. Haviiand and Water Sta.
8'1 Lockwood M18 C9. 1, m
4 Cor. Day and. Raymbnd Sta 1
41 Cor‘. Fab-field Ave. and cedar St; -'
42 Taylor Ave. and South St. .1
43 Woodward Ave. and Meadow It.
45 Cor. Burritt and Quintard Av9.‘;."
61 Read St. and Putnam Aye. ' 1 ‘
7 Norwalk Hospital
8 Music Hall . ‘
46 Cor. Woodward and Lowndes Ad.
5 R 14: G Corset Co, Ann St. «I
51 Golden Hill and Elihwood Ave.
52 WashinstonSt. Bridge 1 . \ .V
54 Norwaik Lock Co.
5 Hoyt‘a Theatre ,.
—.——-'—d—-—
Mash a cupful of cooked peas to
smooth pulp. working in as you go on
.a tablesponful of melted butter M
with this a cupful of milk, into 111111111
you have dropped a pinch of soda. VSett-v
son with salt and pepper; beat in the
whipped yolks ‘of three eggs add a.
lminute later. the stiffened white. Turn
into a buttered bakedish; bake, cover- 1.
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