mi
i um W!“ m
INN Bishop :- r’m Fun Th“
. Food No.1
3 A ntv method H
lame (mm skim milk and bow to
1 make up a number of notations dust»
8: with the mouse as a basis was
demonstrated by Miss Eleanor “0:5,
got the l', S. Mim'lmem m Agricul-
§.urr, Saturday alienation to a large
guild lnéerested gathering at women
fin Udd t‘olrou s' liall The demonstra-l
, Lon was held under the .rusploes of;
line Home Economic: departmtnt oi
the Faun Bu1eau and the. lood Con
Serialitn committee 0! the War Bu-
rtau
=' 'lhe methrd used by “is:. Moos in
1111111111: till. cite-est wan it will is:
i'lo a gallon of sweet shun milk add:
!
Buds '61 Guns
”COAL
That’s All
it". cuptul 11. hour milk or buttermilk
3011C. an tit’ll‘tll or a. junket tablet.
iLet this .~: and orer night in a teln-
petultuyc or about seventy-live dc
gret: until it is clabbered, lil‘alll
itlrrougl‘ muslin unit the whey
kall drained through. Then press the
. mass tillnly. Alix salt in with a
l 53 Water Street ism...”
Miss Moss made two dishes with
. I
Tel' 721' rtlle cottage cheese and spoke ol~
several others which she recour—
is
icottago cheese sauuage or loaf and a
lcottage cheese tart, the latter as a
ldessert. Both dishes were distribut-
led among the women and proved to
{be delicious. Miss Moss told how t'o
”make a whey honey, using the whey
and also spoke of usilg the whey as
a basis for a fruit punch. This she
recommended as a very satistying
drink. A cottage cheese salad, using
la layer of cheese with a layer of
. -. . lwhatet're else is desired. either
‘As the Sprmg vegetables begin ‘0 olites cucumbers, sweet peppers, or
come into the markets. it will be any vegetable. was recommended by
easier to conserve on wheat and men. illiss Moss us very delicious and nu-
_._w__, ltritlorrs as well as good to look up-
Clocks, good wedding piesent. Brand‘s 0” 51“" al: 0 590“ Of a cottage
Icheese and peanut butter soup
can”...
City Ne wsi
1
There is to he a total eclipse of the DIFFICULT TO OBTAIN TRAINED
sun lune 6‘, *‘risible to us as a partial AGRCULTURAL WORKERS
eons]... i tvrtsumororv, l). c June 1
1801118 indication of the
perlenced by the Department of Ag-l
ilicultme in its efforts to stimulate
Lprodnction to assist the farmers of!
Ithe nation in improving and extend-
The New Haven" police reported the ‘ ing their operations, in combating
theft of a Jordan set on passenger carianimal and plant diseases and insect,
, to Wire wheels pests and in other directions; to
0! a maroon color, “hi Lnrzrintain the efficiency of the Meat
“Wk fenders and a spare tire at the Inspection Sermtiwand ofthe National
rear The “09“” plates bore the num- "forost organization;1lnd ptopellt to
her- Connecticut. 39- 243 and the engine administer the '11 regulatory laWS un-
number was 957. .der its jurisdiction is given in it.
. ___________, lstntemeni issued by the department.
. . _ . I According to this statement 6048
30“!” FOW‘e‘ “0mm“ “'31"?! regular members of the department
Corp», .\0 15. gave 3 bountiful drnnot‘ llato left the setticc to engage in
to Douglas Fowler Post, wives and other occupations or have entered
friends in Grand Army Hall on Wash” the military or natal service since
ington street on Memorial Dav .About the declaration of a state of war with:
. Germany 1on April 6,1917. Of this
50 persons “'9"? guests loe C019“ “ number. .537 llfll' joined the natal
that time and all enjoyed their dinner. tomes, rrnld the services or 4. 511 om-
lploycs, incgludln 9525 women have
i
l
~Your Jevt elry repaired refreshed
at Brand‘ 3 Jewelry store.
Letters received by friends of Fred been lost to the department in other “WNW” court for lntoxlcatiod by
The State Relations ServicehJudge Voaburgh . .
i ,. the trenches “‘“5-
M' Moore. who is in r'tor instance wltith supervisors tlrel
“'Sonrewhere in France,” tell of good I agriculttlrzlleytensiorr work in (lo-op- ‘
health and wishes ‘0 ho reruemherttl ,‘eration with the State agricultural!
to his many friends whom he will on :collcges. has lost 867 men and 550
deavor to write to at the earliest pos-I women, the Itotost Stl‘VlCD 729 meni
slble moment. He reports that all of and 89 women. the Bureau of Animal
“ industry. 1,312 mett’uttd 55 women,l
the men whom he is With are busy" Elite Bureau of Murkc ts 293 men and
-————- :47 women l'tnd other branches. such,
~—Coal prices will go up’ still higher as the Bureau of Chemistry the Bu 1
t. 1' Plant Industry. and the Wed-
helore they .come down. aura boiler "“1 0
th B . lat been h avll drawn
that's easy on coal. The Burnham 9r ureru I e e y
upon Most of tlroso employer: are
Boiler 15- “5 the 1’01““) Of 5033' (‘om- .txpcrts in their p.1ritculnr fields and
tort Heat. It‘s made in Westoheater were perforating important iduster in
County. Spud for“Whlch and \V‘hy" the department ttlticlr read to ong
Jtrainlng and peculiar qualifications~
booklet Lord & Burnhanr CO” lrvrng some of them very special technical
ton. ‘ -Y- qualifications
Under the Food Production Act of
Miss Alma Booker. at South Nor August 10 1917 the Congress made
m mirage .
imended. The two she made, were a -
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'M ' Ill" WT IV IMAM
NOR WALK l --
\‘t H Blown (thf of the secret
service. has issued notice that a
g C ET rl intw counterfeit 81w Federal a». Wk” 3“ W “e" to 3'“ '0’ “V9“ hum death \tednemal afternoon.
9‘ ) I 1‘; leave note is in circulation. Al. months and fined 3 in borough court when be h." “”1 his airplane righ should. Imdm Will”.
‘l thyroid! he 5355‘ that the countr- on charlie or “unit otthadeuny web, teen hundrel feet Deal the Maui figufibm mam
ll '[t‘lt bill is of such poor character pun and (arming (intimated weapons. burst Aviation Field. f ed cost 0', buildi tutorial .h.
and Pwsonal that it should nit deans- ille- ordt- -\ n3 " ’
' nary caretul handler of money,‘ ‘ ' bar and needy‘every other}
Chief Ham“ zaOlI‘fldS a warning “’l . . o; expense entering into the trout
7 . ,lpeople to be on the lookout for it.l } 0 making repairs or 1.me
; NE Iais The most noticeable defect of thei FER I ILI :ZERS ; after ‘ tire.
l lbill is illn background of the llledtnll l C”
. 5 lion portrait of Franklin. The lines! Wu“ ' 1.”. hymn I
r! a? 3 (tanning [he backgj‘ouud look asl SUP Pnoflufl arm, W? W“, AGRI' & .’ nt.l
though lllFt mtg ht hate been madei
with a pen or cut into the plate with
This afternoon Mary Elizabeth Rob 'd lathe The heal w of reddish
inson becomes the bride of Arthur Wil brown instead 01 blue and the back Of
the note is of much lighter shade Ol
son (‘Jalk or Rottayton at her home amen titan the genume
at Colonial Cottage. Oliver Clark willt
be best man and Miss Lillian Robin—I
son. maid of honor.
kins will play the wedding march. The quickly settled however when l'atrol-
ceremony will be performed by the man John Fltnn hove
Rev
ton.
Two men
Hem) H Kaspendick 0f Roway matter was settled without recourse‘
to the counts.
Mr. and \ir-s R F Foster, 0! ill Eureka Rebekah Dodge met last
Smith strem.1)anbuty. entertained a evening and planned for the entertain-
party of friends at Rttsof cottage, Bell ment of the New Canaan Rebekath
Island, Memorial Day.
were Mr. and Mrs John H Starr, Mr there will also be an initiation. (in
and Mrs. Hubert Elli; and daughter, Tuesday evening the degregteam and
Mr. and 'Mrs Frank P Rollins, Mr and guard will hold a iehearsal.
Mrs John A. Rooney, Miss Hazel Jen I
nings and Arthur H. Foster.
l That bust of “Uncle Joe" without a
cigar may be very good sculpture, but
how will anybody know who it is?
Messrs. red Sherwood of South Nor-
walk and Carl Ccdergrcn of‘East Noru
walk were guests of the Misses Helenl
and Elsie Bartow in New Canaan, re-
cently.
We'd just as 1in not know what our
next year’s taxes are going to be until
[we get this year's paid.
l
Elliot Casey of this city is visiting
over the week -cnd at Fort Terry, or
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SAFETY PORGH GATES
difficulties H ,guest of his sister and brother in law
4
Lieutenant Haynes. ‘ I
Former City Clerk Stephen Deluxe
is home front Camp Devcns to spend at
low day‘s with his parénts on Lexing‘ l
ton avenue. 1
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ill.
Sheriff Simeon Pease was a visitorl
in Norwalk yesterday afternoon l
W. ; Made of hardwood, riveted; will
The police TOCGlH‘d a 'phone call extend to7.,ft $2. 49.
from the Radel Oyster Company that
a woman at the dorks there was trying 3149.
Albert 1. Gcltelle
lto commit suicide. Patrolman T Dori
boy was sent to investigation and be
arrested Alice Roberts who was in on
intoxicated condition and just enough:
gone to try to make way with herself: ‘85 WM“ 3'- 390 am
This morning she was fined :5 tn the Pro-tot DnIIVW- Phono 1004
41:5; Sentinel Want‘ia.
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ARE. YOU ANNOYED
because your property is no t protected?
Would an Iron Fence solve your problem?
One of ammo Design: I
SAMUEL W. HOYT, J.P., C.
15 Years’ Experience. 79 Washington St, City.
‘ startEd a row on South‘
Miss “1113!! mm Main street last evening which waa'
in sight. Thea
[n the party‘next Friday evening at which time!
Door size, will extend to 3 ft.,
fl, ,. ,
AIM“! FALL. l.” FIIY
NlNEOLA. N. Y. MI)! 3‘.‘“-le'
tenant Gardiner 0 Means, o1 Brook
line. 11555.. had a mirarulous escapo‘
Will. an.“ um
mum. June. 1—Way
brine, :5.mmvnodlftcrhebad
subbed uvo non doth; o quarrel. A
knife and 11 retolver were bond in his
5 RAILROAD AVENUE
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
GUI-TUBA!- an, LAND PLASTER.
“Tfi FAVORITE BRANDS AT WHOLESALE AND
E RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3 137 Washington St.
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F E. LWM!
dob thermally ’
50. Nor-wall!
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lllr. J. ll. Mallory .
DENTIST
16 80.313!!! St. 80. Hamlin Coal.
loan 9 tou:30 c. 111.. 7 to a). a.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
Late Examiner '_ ,
U. S. Putent - ‘
Officeb “W .
[Lyon Potion _
bms 26a.” Hum
Y'BllfllGl‘J’Ol'f 1‘. COMM
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i‘ The City National Bank 0“" any”!
3 n, N . WHITEPINE COMPOUND
l °“ ° "“"W WITH TAR
F. H. BAXTER
DRUGGIBT
p.. -A -w -.—.. v
o. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
[I Wall Show. flank}
. KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxbrdu In Gold I
Nikon-On and 0&0: Mountings.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Dcullm’ pro-clip-
donommpfly filial. ISM Rendition.
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Now that the Liberty Loan is over, BUY WAR SAVINGS
STAMPS, which sell for me this month and 1c additional
each month thereafter.
25 pennies buys a THRIFT STAMP.
um? LITTLE BIT HELPS (1'0 {Wm run mm
your arr.
If
a.
M
ELECTRICIANS
mulled for repair or mwork. Competent men and good
oat-vice mun
m0 300! Dom, FIXTURES. ELECTRICAL m
CHAINS] AND SUPPLIES
The While Electric (30.
”WNW Ehotrloul Engineers and Contractor!
184 Washington It. Pin no 450. So. Norwolk.
fiw
mam—mum
The NorWalk Line
Fast Freight Service BetWeen This City
and New Yorlt.
. Steamers “0'10” and “Armflaye Brcarloy”
Freight accepted at Nor-walk and South Norwalk from 7:30 to 5: 80
p.111. for delivery at Pier 45 East River, Foot of Jackson street,
New York. 7: (1)? o'clock the following morning Freight received at
Pier 45, East lver. New York. from 7:30 a m. to 5 p m. Steamers .
leaving pier 45 East River. New York at 3 o'clock daily. Sundays JOBBING A SPECIALTY
Smith. (loam
Re install all other
no es. sold. .
repaired. Rentals I.
per month. Machined
sold at $5 per Insulin
PLUMBER
TVPEWRITER EXCHANGE
166 Falrfleld Ave., Bridgeportr 00M
REBUILT TYPEWRITEIO
*-
7v.”—
041.1. us or
and we will ruoh our Honolulu-i
right around when something uh]
lhll happen: In your home. I! m
PLUMBING ' l
is defective anthuated.u
or worn out, have up make nigh. .,
nary repair: or Inca" a new ”I,
tom of .
i!
monznrr ammo
I
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'-
t
been e d as so rano available to the department an ad-
:cfléthij Trimwnsgfimh Waggon dltional appropriation . of $11, 346100
and assumed her duties on the flrs"““its activities in many directions and
Sunday in MBY- W89390k01‘v W110 W83 directed the department to carry out 7
chosen from among twenty applicants’its intentions in this respect. The de-
r
for the position isa'pupll oi Mfg Any position of having to increase its
W 5"“ . forces very considerably «then at :
the some time. it has been losing'
Hear McCormack‘s God be with our dangc numbers of its most effective r
and trained employers. The difficul-
i
’Boy toniéhh the song be sung in h 8-1 tires in securing, men of the requisite
drive for one hundred thousand dollars
for the Red Cross Harry Lauderrsings dy in the
‘All the Lassis will be loving the Lad-f grout.
dies The laddies who fought and non
And oh that new jazz band record thy.
the jazzlest jazz band of them wall You
will hear sounds you never dreamt of
in that. By all mean stop in to Don-
nely's 16 South Main .street. and hear
some of these hits.'vWe have also re-
ceived a shipment of “A Baby's Prayer
at Twilight."
service have been Very
:Adverttse in the Sentinel.
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.' Theydlllld’ay-
These Are Quality Shoes
31.1111: AND RALSTON
oxrouns AND snons
'\/’
Payment of 20%
[or the extension and dot elopment or
partment, therefore, has been in dire r.
.ltrain 11g and of retaining those alrea~
Muslln Under-
wear Sale
Exceptional Values in GOWNB, rumours, DRAWER
communists, no.
Numberless lay-saving opportunities await those
who come here "Friday an ‘ Saturday—the last days of our sale. -‘
' Will .you be one of those to share in the savings?
MC}! GRADE MFRCHRNDH'L [if #701213th;
PRICES
excepted. W ; 'HORACE wk. Mm
‘ ' Plumbing and Ham. "1.
Tel. 1354
.Norlh Main St. South. New 9
'll
Mo'l'amous Gurney Refrigerators ‘
Are scientifically constructed, and‘ insure a saving not only of
mys-
ioodvb’utfasovipg of mod is in all 1"”!
um: odome‘l’eofmyvgize‘d man. “5”" ”m“ “‘1‘“ “‘h ”’°°' THE NEW SCIENCE
Buy One N W! Ply Time Is Coming. DEFINITION OF ‘CH'ROPMGIW - . ,
Chiropractic is the definition ohm
cause of the disease and the up 0!
adjusting the some. Disease in
by a Wrench. twist or main '
back. Even if done in 01111111100161 8
creates pinched nerves and pant; ill
later me in the different organ. and
limbs.
Chlroprhctors remove the cam cl
disease and pain. health to resume!
through harmonizing the nerve m
terns in your bodyt Female tram
given special attention; also c
true or the ,5 e. You will new: I.
gret giving to eChh-opractor a cupid.
to help you.
Magnetic hutmenta liven gloat
T. FRANCIS, ll. [1
. 34 Wuhlngton so. So. Narnik- um "
. (hum from laqlmu School
RAYMOND a: SON
wmmmshsu.
Norwalk.
Townsend’s “Spider”
Now that you have ” Ball Bearing
ycur Liberty Bonds
-BUY
WAR SAVINGS.
For All Men, All Ages
All Right. Prices /“
_ . subscription to;
; nanny newmodels
While. Shoes fill" ilvél‘l'tllle
unwarranted.
STAMPS llivrlt w. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
Tot. Office. 1060-3: Hallway"
, 27 WASHINGTON 8T. '
NEW «RED MEN'S cultural:
A Firstfllasa, High- Grade Mower
at Medium Price—It is equal to
any highprice machine on the
mum Eamon our own. 9 inch
witsclsfi 1-2 inch reel with 41
ex. 2
hstwllttmulk
We have a. new and fresh stock of SUMMER
'rSHOES hit every member of the family. ineludimr
S’ATlSFACTGRY STOCKINGS TO MATCH
MWWMM
mfieflpflonflomia light a. ’
UWIAL STATEWIDE?“
mum-mm 1...... m ”dill” Ltrlul sutl
g. “"r murmurs? »~
one nation of tho ferocious .nnd
futile innot whale name
1‘33!)nt
lam...
minder m.
311mm to Order.
any Lowest in din titty.
Norwalk Chronicler