murmur; august '31, me.
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‘ ..... a ._ .._. L .4. .‘la “Mar—TQM '
WANTED pop SALE . ‘ BUSINESS NOTICE ,L“ LEGALNOflCm ( " rm.“ m . M AN INVEN’IS Nam
FOR slung—One 1920 Ford tourin ‘ , . * - ' " “ V 1 V ' ‘ . - ‘
_ Experienced saleslndies. can a bargain; on, 3 m am: READERSJ - nflmIONl SOLVENT» NOTICE. 7 g g AIR BEGRIGERA
y to more who can 0 silly. body and hydraulic hoist. very cheap. We gladly 03” 0‘" same“ to the DIWCT 0" WRWAI‘K- ”PPRO‘ '- 7 \ O ' O ' * its? 1 '
.1, ~10“. BU Worthington 6.. Riccio Bms. Garage. Tel. 437. 13) Public because we believe that 0“ “BATE COURT. August 15. A. 1).: 7 (Gantinued horn EW‘M
_'_.- . a, VVooqurd Ave. ' present customers will recommend 1932. - l ‘ . .
n ‘ ‘1» , 1’. or ~l rooms at $10,\;: 312 new? ones that we my be“ WW3a 'f" 'Estate of Louis. Miller. late of Nor. . . “‘0 “Chi ”'0 machine! does
ILL]. Samucl J. Clark. 127 Eur-
Norwalk.
r: k .lD«-—l)ishwuslier. Savoia- Rue--
mar-ml, M So. Main St.
\t'ANi'lLu- Mal.- stenographer. Slate
uducullon and experience. At-
Wire & Cable (10..
8t
mutt insulntwl
l)ruw»-:'.'Sll. Stamford, Conn.
FOR SALE—New six room house. all
knpmvements. lot 58x100. 29 Ply-
M. Van Court. 89 Main St. St
FOR. SALE~Ford sedan. 1922, used
less than 300 miles; Ford touring,
1922. run very little. wnh accessories.
O'Brien‘s Garage. Rear Muhackemo.
WAN HIDl—«liixperlenced operators and.
gun antlers. Apply Lolloy Shin (70.,
3t
11 ('liemnut Street.
FOIL SALE—«Ford light delivery car.
liargm‘n tor quick buyer. Phone 502.
‘: WAN": l51l~8alosmen A splendid op-
portllnity for mm between the aim
or 25 um! 50.) years. to earn a good in-
camo. first class references neces-
sary dalary and commission paid.
Full or part time contracts ofi'ered.
No previous experience or capital ro-
uuircd Address P. 0. Box 592. South
Norw uk 6t
MULTIJII'ZRS “(ANTED
V
ll.*i“llli' mouluh-rsz (sqlwozor
lirmdsl wanted.
V.» limo vacancies for expe-
llgm ml men and also can use
Ell-IN Will) WOULD LIKE
'l'U LEARN MOULDING.
Apply Employment Manugor,
'l'ill'l YALE & TOWNE
MANUFAVTURING COMPANY.
STAMFORD, CONN.
WANTED.
Young man as usflstunt to win-
dow (ll‘r-reul‘ and card writer.
BOSTON STORE
FOR SALE——A Reed bub)" carriage
for sale. in perfect condition. 'lnq.
20 Spring Sc. 50. Nor-Walk. 1t
FOR SALE—~Slamf0l‘d range with
hot Water back and pipes, in first
clans condition. Inquire 29 Cove Ave”
East Norwalk. 1t
FOR SALE- One of the fluent mod-
ern homes in East Norwalk; largo.
level 10:. Owner leaving town, must
be sold. I). S. Hull, 94 \Vashiugton
Street.
FOR SALE-~A combination gas and
coal range at a reasonable price.
luq. 42 Loire Street. South Nor-walk.
Phone 1662-3 or 2813-8 residence. 3t
FOR SALE—An upright piano. cheap.
Call evenings at 7 Lincoln avenue.
FOR SALE—A beautiml country home
at Three Bears corner. 1 1-2 mile
from Norwalk. A 6 room bungalow
with pantry. Fresh well water and
garage with one acre of land. House
is 2 years old. For sale at, sacrifice
price. $500 cush. Balance on easy
ANTIQUE FURNIPURE
Antiques. high prices paid for old-
cherry,
mnpln, pine. etc, also old china. glass,
cumulus: of merit that is over 100
time lurniture, mahogany.
realm old.
l)_ A. BERNSTEIN.
2)?» \Vo:.~ilp01‘i Ave Phone 9’8
terms. For particulars John J. Venn,
Real Estate and Insurance, 123 Wash-
mgton St. Tel. 1662-3.
FOI} SALE—Binnd New Bathroom,
$95. Syphon closet, china low-down
tank. enameled bath-tub and lavatory.
with all nickel-plated fittings; special
big bargain, white celluloid water-
WAN”-‘l-Ill~~T._, sell m mine.
r.-'l..:v-: 1 gas bean-r: can lamp;
plullg l Kiting room rocking chair; 1
{Il,."| .lmxiulz. 14 [out long; window
mun and other mix‘c'clluneous ar-
l'imnu 121 f:_
'!
Ill
“.‘l‘Hll . Gills on Singer
ililnt‘fl. Good pzly while- leul’ninz.
m lrwlm'y. ll. JHI'OL) & Suns.
:ll‘vt't.
v .lm Stimuli hunt! \‘lcsrola,
1-'-.':"I~, will pay cash if reu‘
Addivss Mrs. (inorge
ll. l-‘. ll. Sn. annlk.
,..
”I“.
l
ml reside-um and
—.,
,.\ .l._
1 gas
. , 1
kits“ in table; 1. full Sized bed. oom-
.——.
sewing
,wcns; men in make llwmsvlvus
l‘rrulll‘)‘ lurm. about 1,500
some
ln‘ on good road. Can pay
“\1‘1‘ “UAW". (loo. Mitchell,
closet seats, 85. Seldenborz Co., 645
izrdyAve. between 36th and 37th Sta.
FOR. SALE
A {our family houseT'five minutes
fr_mn center of South Norwalk. paying
1:) pcr cent. on investment, $9,000.
Two family house. near “’est Ave-
nue. all improvements, with two car
garage. $6.500.
O‘BRIEN 8: BOVI
Real fistula and Insurance
4 South Main Street Tel. 97‘)
ARGONAUT GOLD \
MINE FIRE IS ‘
EXTINGUISHED
(Continued from Fist Page)
l‘FTllV Home for fourteen
yours
a err! in Protestant family whore
'l'wo win, through 1.11553:le which
\\ urkwrx
may board {Lilli attend High Sl‘llfilll m, ,\r,.,,‘:l...;g.mmrm“L“;I-J -m4 ”It ”.01"
m l'R‘ThJHgO‘ for he-r SI‘TVL(N~. A‘llli““< l . ,7 it“ in ”Hung nvlnc.
M, if ‘ ('um OI Svlllinnl. hull 1M. 1: Mil “ma lrtrmizn the shaft
w l'.-' .\l:_.»~ul llw'il.
WANTED lt1wrl,.,r~..~.;.-.~-: utfi'Wlln-c (.le , ‘ " Hf"? “ ‘U’M an a p-w'
Slum..- K- u nu: ma» ?. :n»; Slpllllv ”‘ "v “f ....,.~_\- 1:” nrnm» that. nus
W0.” "VH7 ;'-~ ('HLK.‘ .x! mrrmiml- .“HH” '1 BL,“ h "'l""',”'\“ inll‘l‘owmq
3,...” WM" [up (3,“ I”; M’g. ('n. .rnm tlyo- ”1'va loot level {if .‘llr- Kon—
1;.l 4’ .~'-:..".. F" 7, G" will mm. luWill‘d the Argonaut. 4,600
_n.__w._ .- _ 1min:- lrud mud:- pcrccptiblp pro—
‘.1‘\'~’l‘}-Ill 3.: chm “2...: vlnlllzlxtvr 5'0» 5“” H “"‘H "“ u "m“ 53"“ ””0”“
M, 1" L"I-..'l"‘~\ “F?! H. "m 3 il‘ll- in nun net 01' louse dirt before 11
,‘l; « . l :nrwx: ‘. l...~.:;:'l>,,‘u ‘35". 1" 2-1 .‘J'nt‘ll .wull of solid mate is reached.
“ ' 7'.‘ 3-1”~ilmr St. 5.. .Vnin’il‘ilé: ""1“ " lmmlrcd feet above the") toil
lit and f-\\“:nl llw liulr-nzikr-d workcrs
in assist in
‘ 1.2!: hJVt‘ know-
sluv'l, ham! and Iypwrriting.
.r. on :1 handwriting. ()ilirc.
:s‘mv‘. if
_ ”To LET
looms. all improvements,
.I Li""‘ 11:] day. 108 Tavlor
mum-ink. ' 31:
iii“ XXV-ant; Lilli)"
4,“ :1 FUN“.
pl
bi
The former Odd Fellows’
l.’ bulllh Main St. Light.
.allquarlers steam h '
. ' ., .. - ("it .
Imltlwb's Store. ‘ egt
our rooms. in center of
WSBITO
Mum Street. 3!.
”WWW
. room new bungalow, all
ems; Just built. 282 Fla:
”fl at 278.1‘lux Hill Road.
3'.
rvlvazsant rooms. furnished
~ ll“(l. a ll improvements
vw-luslvo ,
m 3018.
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l“
‘ fills.
v”
d,‘
.35. YTON & CO., Inc,
Ute and Insurance
Er»
‘ l
.- '. “nu“ 80. N a]:
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M
(ON NiJQTICUT « CARPET
“WULANING CO ‘
Ar 5.. South No .
Phone 969
and renev
. Russ. Hand preteen tr
(”’65 (Exiled ' ’
for m‘ “midi " )
G L ‘l‘.‘.. ,? 27"... .
.. - r A'wrtlmament' m
from. m
.. 3U
U“:
‘zllert .
”'4 kt,
surroundings.
,1
: "rinsed , the application '0
1
“hr; h.’!‘.l' «irillr-d- in burl" shifts Slhl'i'
Tull-why. in cut through morr than 7|”)
In“? of tor-so dirt and timber and Hill'-
it not or hard rock. 'l‘hey struck a
mum-in last night slowmv; their pro-
:iw ss. 'l‘hvv cstimutvd there would in:
lwle-n 1m and Ill“ "oi-t more of rock
and dirt to be cleared.
Announcement that the [la-mes worr-
snluiupd added hope to thegray—flwc'l
L’roups at His- entrance of the pit and
gave new strength to the grin work-
ers hullrring at the vol-k walls Ll: mil:-
termnean passages. \
lu-s’cuc workers rlcscI-ndiut‘; tho
shaft this: morning got :le far as Hu-
2.4Ull—l‘oot level in mine skips and
went. lo" feet further on ladders. They
found the smoke greatly diminished.
, g‘hpwfiniges—wf Q—%%§éfi>rfif——‘rfii‘fi
shaft still were too hot to touch. Tom-
pemlurc m the 2.500-foot mark was
i1" degrees hotter than sixty {not
above. But there was little gas.
Hope that {he miners still are alive
was nrm‘ly'hcld by the consulting ex-
pert-S. ‘ ‘
Hungarian Forces
Concentrated on Western
‘ Border of Austria
(Continued from Fiat Page)
.4
Fifth Emil Divisions begin today‘ in
the. Budweis are; of Gaelic-Slovakia.
about 40.0er men of all branches of;
theservice Incinz‘ooncehtrated there.
The British wheat Glowworm has
arrived here unexpectedly. constant.
in; the only 'nrméd foreign ’force in
the city.- “Vhlle Vienna is outwardly
calm. afivaitipg the verdict of the
League- of Morton Chancellor Sei-
pel'a letter asking for grid lathe pres-
ent financial and economic crisis. the
high tension is cridenccd‘» in many
ways. ,_ . ‘ .-..
Lloyd‘spnderwriters here have re-
[fiiher his hp:
tots. cafes. luxury shopsmnd similar
establishment: for riot W at
remlum. "
311;. gaunt-queue. Romanian Simmer,
alter a (3:0an with the chancellor.
issued a Btateaient saying that the
Little Eutente 'voum permit nothing
whicfi‘wcguldjue construed, .85..
a
um
mouth Ave; next to Fail-field Park.
swab j
second hand furniture, junk and all
Kinds 01 metal.
Givo‘us a. Trial.
Phone or Write.
H. JAFFE .
37 Fort St. Tel. 499 'East Norwalk
AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
STATION.
Bosch &. Elam: Magneto Service.
An makes of Magnetos, Generators,
Starters and Battery Ignitions repair-
ed and installed by expert mechanicm
All work guaranteed at reasonable
prices.
Water Street and Steamboat Place
Telephone 345.
—DON.’T let your root lean. Do you
know we put an Asphalt roofing It
less than mt or wood shingles? They
look much better. wear better and
have a fireproof surnace. We also do
slate. grnvol and rAsbestoa rooting
Three-ply rubber roofing, $2.75 per
roll.. Leadprs and gutters. .
NORWALK ROOFING CO.
Phones 387 or 2966.
-———-fl
f
MENTION
Jim! I: valuable the” days and
there in In In. thing it any (or
halt the price while I am paying the
full price for junk I ciao my lo a.
pound tor rags. Phone 399-12.
ml H. FELDM'AN,
5 Rowan St. East Norwalk
NAGY BROS.
Local and long nuance trucking of
all kinds. Piano moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Daily trips to
New York City" Building stone.
71 Cadu- Streot. Phone 318
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME
Mattresses, pillows. bolster: and
cushions of all kinds sold on our my
payment plan. Also renovating. saus-
telephone 317 for representative to
call.
NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
Franklin and Monroe St. 50. Norwalk
EXPERT Am MECHANIC
Will overhaul and repair your car
In own _garnge. All makes of cans.
Starting. lighting and ignition. a spec«
tally. All work guaranteed. Phone 490
TRUCKING
Local and Long Distance. of All Kinds.
CARRIGAN 8r FLYNN
(Office Leary & 00.. R. R. Ava.
Tel. 1677
Home Tel. 368
“—1
BENEFI IAL LOANS
W'E LEND MONEY, in amounts up to
$300. to HONEST persons having
steady incomes. on HOME FURNI-
TURE, PlANOS, ETC, _WITHOUT
REMOVAL. Also lend on GUARAN-
TEED NOTES. N0 PAVVNS. FIF-
TEEN MONTHS to repay. if desired
ONLY LAWFUL INTEREST CHARG-
ED on unpaid balances. for the exact
time you kef‘p the money. 4.10a-
sultation and advice FREE SERV-
ICE is strictly confidential. Put all
rour obligations in one place, thereby
keeping your credit good. This is a
SAFE place to BORROW from.
Beneficial Loan Society
434 Main St. Stamford, Conn.
80. NORWALK AGENCY—NOR-
WALK MERCHANTS ASSO.,
8 No. Main 81:. (3rd Floor) 80. Norwalk
Write or Call to the above nddreu, or
PHONE NORWALK wow.
L EC AL NOTICE.
At a Court of Probate holdcn at NO?!
walk, within and tor the District of
Norwalk, on the 30m day of August,
A. I). 1922. ‘x
Whereas, written application has
been made to this Court for the filing
and recording in and by this Court of
certain writings with said application
filed and thereln‘alleged to be the
dubnmmmn
at Brooklyn, in the county of Kings)
in the City and State of‘New York.
deceased. and 'of the record of the
proceedings had establishing the
same in and by the Surrogate’s Court
.‘or said County of Kings. .
Ordered: That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office in Norwalk, on the 7th day or
September, 1922, at 2 o‘clock. after-
noon. andall personsinterested there-
in are hereby cited then and there to
appear if they see cause and be heard
thereon; and it is further
, Ordered, That public notice of said
application and of the’time and‘place
and citation be given “to all persons
interested in said mitten-by said an-
plicant causing a copy at theseyrders
and citation to be published” in z.
{newspaper having ”a circulation in
gold , at least are. days beluga?
said '
given to the Tax Commissioner“ the
State of Connecticut, by gum or
this Court maflingr'to' him am of
these orders, on or before the lst day
a: September, 1922.
HENRY W GREGORY.
/ I
,mn,‘w" .2. 3,
merits. adding! ink. aired: Ave-
N
lure; of Norman. hath limited and 31-3
- Those who neglectqlo present their
, Those who neglect to prcsvnt their
faction guaranteed. Drop us a card or‘
copy of the will of Kate B."éoies. later
at the healing thereon and notice of
day-$.‘neafing.andthatnocicebe'
Judge.
"House, 12 rooms, with 111,1mprm— '
walk. in said Dion-let. deceased.
The court of Probate for the ms-
10“!“ 511 math; from the. date here-
of [or the creditors of said Estate to ‘
exhibit their claims for settlesi‘t.
31:60:11)“. WWI-“y attested, within
said time. will be debut-red a recovery. .
requested to. make immediate pay-'
ment (0; 7
C. FROEB,
Administrator.
HENRY
SOLVENT NOTH‘E.
BATE 'COURT. August 2 ,
1922.
Estate of William B. Smith. late of
Norw‘anr, in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis~
u-icz of Nomalk. hath limited and al.
lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement?
0
n
A. I). ..
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1
accounts, properly attested, \iitliing
said time. will be deburrvd JTGCOYEI’Y.
All persons‘ indebted to said Estate
are requested to make immudiutv pay-l
ANNIE M. SMI'I‘II.
mom. to:
Adm in m mtrix.
ANNUAL A. K. I].
SilllW [lFfAIIlHELll
KENNEL CLUB SflflN
'l‘hc- Annual A. ii. l'. Show of the
l’itirlicld Kennel Club o: Nor-mum. lo be
e
l
Q.
l
held on labor lluy. Swim ”mu- itini
192:. on the grounds 0; Nu in gum“:
Hunt Club. formerly llu. llmw .4 John
McCormuck. from prcm u: milimtions
l,»i:,l.< fair l0 eclipse its. ,m- .n. mum as of
l‘ornwr ,vcurs both in mm". .. ind 1.1.1-
trmlunce. As an imlmrmnv social
vu-nt during a summ‘ r v‘ mznfiv‘ ac-
llVllli‘fi it has not only laxulwl wide-
sprcull internist as n llu'ilL !- ulurv but
huts :tppi-ulcil gvnf‘ru‘sly ll:lllll;:fl(llll lllO'
country amongst do; ‘lww-w :m‘ ;. viiow
or an unusually high slur-w ll. This
your with lllf‘ i-nlirv lu‘! 1'er ””13 hi}.
l
lug: dedicated to i‘m inn 5! ml ihc
three churches of :Vxlxuzmi ll ‘2. as «wen
a broader interest lid-l Hui: i.‘ 105:5,2
mill “bill-511(4), it la: lww ~. n m mvrt with
tho lwurly co-opv mun: :: .ll--l3r~'i,é.--‘.
’l'llc classes ll4 'zul.~-l ... :‘nn (~ntrict,
will represent 1... il5_\7l¢ll(‘ bracts. The;
Show will he lw only (nu-n :xir slum“:
to be- held in (Tcnm‘cticut this. your.
The judges mil ;..' lo amntcm-s and:
o\'('!‘ $2,:mz1, in cash pt'iz-‘Es. \U:!ll
money in m. i‘y , .».~:.~._5wi1! in: alien-«l.
The show ;:~ ”$1.45 \L‘HI m: superin—
lvndwi by l“:4li'li "" Ilu‘m. file (“3411“ )-
\\'lll|nn chxlur. Jr.
who will FllI'M His lzlrgv kennel of
l’oinle-rs. \l N. l‘nlmt-r of the \‘zlllvy
Farm Kvnm is wé.» has made a lurrl:
tors. will ”14' 1nd“
rntrv 01 l ~:.m \l'oll‘liounrls. 1‘3. ll.
“(.mfippr pm wlmal of l'm: Club. whuE
will. shun >1" ;.‘m~rll -¢lo,::. J. .H. 1.111» I
hum. rum .. pom ['il‘lyl'l‘ of 1:0“.
Cayman .zip: Sail Allluui ) him "1;; in
Hlv plierll tings. ()rvillv
fiaj‘fvix}. lrz's-l‘ :it 1hr: .‘vlutrupolitun’
()poru lll mu, was-"Ii. gut-xi of John '
3.1.(70rnml 3. ;..x1 your :znj was so im-
prthwl m: llm show l-v vstnblishwi
0. mm.» 3-, -. ml or ant-plural dogs
which urr ., - Irattrgul "1y n'rs lu‘rcnrh
kennel ”3.11: and it'll in" r‘nlximte'l; in
thc Slappinml dogs classes. Mrs.,C§ril
(Tn'mvulus .~ maria-u. largo coir-y in
tho :41."le :ul :lngs' C‘Jssrs and Miss
autumn: or Stamford Will
in: the Shepherd dog
Robinson Hoard. a mom-
”and of Governors; will!
. ravioli or Cucltcr Spun—L
1775' A. lin‘nl‘v has made a.
\Virbllnlred . Foxtet-
{our t'nli'h ~ n‘
pm..-
9;-
liliznlwm i;
also t:.\i-ll.:ll
class-:05. .l.
llervoi lln
a“ ..
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largo Hill) m —
rivrs ulnl (‘Orill‘llnltli‘d “.1121”? lo the]
prize mrmwy. 19:1,;an )1rfy. Georgie:
Owen m Cum-l. \wlc. L. I... Will H‘lul'it
11“.” luru" .~lllil}; ‘ol' “fire—Haired res-p
tef—riprs 1::‘l Kl”. mil Mm. Newton fill ‘
How 1m- rvcr‘nttl)’ imported rWn'c-é
aired i’oxu-rrivm. and \‘l'clsh Tor-x
rigrs, (jay (;. Dominick. president of,
thc Ox Ridge Hunt Club, will make!
WA 1’ ifi ‘FIT‘V’ ' '
Mrs. David Challinor and
McCall. huu- made largo entrics'in
the Bangle- club-585. Delmatian and:
'l’oodlc claim-s have, been added this
ymr’ and large entries have, been re-
Céil'cd. . '
jfhe transportatl n committee has
arrzipgcli to have inseslo'r the con-,
wank-nag- Of the exhibitors and [I'UCRS
to cart the dogs. run at regulariti-
terrain from Stamford to the "show
grounds» l'ndcr the auspices of the
”finale? Committee, Mrs. Cyril Crim—
mins. Chafil'nama buffet luncheon will
be servedbelwefi‘n {21 m and 2 13- m...
followed by informal dancing. 4, mega
orchestra has Wrens-aged to furnish.
music for the dancing, _ .An advance:
Bale of tickets is being m’hde under
the ' supervision of Miss Katherine
Taylor of Glenbrook rind M135 Stein
of snipmuj’glm- ' 'w ,_ '
when not. .
é‘é
91:511me
.vvxmvnirm: 1-4:”; 259*? Margit: Tabor»
my, Advertising and flown matter;
'ahould’ reach the m at , publication
earlysnh'day evening; 7 '
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All pencils indebted to sajd'mstate are 1 GOOD THlNG
1
DISTRICT or NORWALK. ss lineal. . g
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Thomas ‘ Wile?
.1. -' ’1'" {:9 4 .
The. #9259"? V"! Wizard an »
Wimt ocean to crowc-fulrcr tone OI."
life goes by in the love'nnd graicérxux‘d
tomfim or it; not its wit. BR?“
chum. and grandeur of ‘luaowl‘
edge—{rand no knowledge ii— t just
the inughter or little children. and the
{r . d§hip or friends and the coax talk
bx e arenas and the“ sight or flowers
and the sound or music—«J. R. Green.
car-on connecting
~—
To serve with 3 CW“: or a light‘
soap the knowing in Minimum"
Bread Rings— ;
:Cut . breafd into
_ ring. with at
. Magnum
after cutting the-
slices one-eighth
at an inch“ in
illilclméss. Brush
_ , each with butler
and sprinkle with grated cheese sen—
mned with cayenne. l’ut_ into n;
moderate oven to melt the cheese and
lightly brown the rings. A'rrn'née on
a lace paper dollie. ,
Almond Canon—Cream unofourth
ot' u‘cnptul of butter. add one-haltl
cupful of sugar gradually, beating
well. then the yolkuot four eggs well
beaten, onwfnurth of a coffin] of milk,
[and sac-ventelglrths of. a cixpful of flour
mixed and sifted with “:0 teaspoon-
fuls of baking powder. Bent thorough-
ly and till mull paper cases two-thirds
full of the mixture; sprinkle with
shredded alm'qndc and powdered
sugar. place In a .uhnllow baking» pan
and bake a delicate brown.
Apricot caliper-Drain a can of upri-
cots and cut in small pieces. To me
alrup mid (medial! cupful of sugar and
,, _ NEW HAVEN. Aug. 31.—thv.
let simmer three. minutes. Add nprl Franklin J‘ Kcnnmly’. or l’itmlield,
cots and cook until the slrup is thick.
Half llll glasses with vnnlllu ice
cream. put in n lirblespooniul or the
apricots, cover with ice cream and
garnish with strips or mgellca’ and
a few red bur 10. due curmnts.
' Coconut Macaroons.—-Tnke one
toblespbonful of butter. add one honi-
cu egg. one and mic-lull! cupl’uls of,
oatmeal. browned and ground. diurnal!
cuptul. of sugar, one-halt cupi‘nl of
coconut. Mix 'xvell nml bake in a mod—
erate oven. Drop by lenspoonfuls on
n baking sheet.
Popcorn Macaroons.'—~Tnke one cup-
”4
fill of freshly popped corn. put
through the meat grinder. add one
cmful of walnut meats. also put
through the grinder. Bent until still.
the whites of three eggs. Add one cup»
ful oi powdered sugar gradually, bent '
well. add the nuts and (turn with :1 bit
of salt. Drop by spoonfuls on n bak-
lng shoot and bake in :1 moderate. oven:
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Copyright. 1222, “Waters: :N'ewupnpcr union.
“The world is good-natured to good-
nutured folks,
To the merry of minds it ll full of
good jukeg,
To the light-hearted ones,
whistle along.
It's a. happy old world full of whistle
and song. >
as they
To the honest and \sqlmre it's an hon-
ent, square place
“'here every man‘s looking you full
in the race. .
‘ But to bulldogs and gents with their
tampons unfurled.
It's a quaint-ling, rut-rapping and ilgiit~
his old world.“
I
l
~T. P. M'.
@000 THINGS FROM DRIED
FRUITS.
' Sept.“ 8, Others FDMQ have produced n hamper-alum. "an
as zero. an exceptional accom
uncut In a refrigerating machine
tended 101- home use. .
The "(Mentor will men
7 , 4 an ordinary hon-e mil-rent. Zuni
» meat or. cages {or the September operate for less than the cost of
term of thcfiluperior court will be on "anon of an ”ecu-1.3 " "
~ , The first:
cutterlcourt before. :September 5.
' trial lint.
Semstarts
8001: Thereafter -—- Many
Cases. ,
short culenm;m.w-'
Friday, September 8, ' at ‘92307 a: m.
standard time. Judge James 8‘. Webb
0! New Haven will preside.
must be filed with the clerk of tin:
Court
cases only may be. clawed for the
The full term or the Court of Com-
mon Pleas will open-one w
with a short calendar for assignments.
' The Septemlwr «sex-mp; the criminal
Superior court will open September
201h.
week or September 12th.
forcnsted by
writs received every day at
writs were petitions for divorce.
:1 great many or the cases filed in the]
l
There are over 100 cases already?
filed for the September term of the;
Super-lat court. but itawlll be close to l
250 on the last day for filing.
rmsmlm PASTOR GOES
TO NIE‘V HAYES.
Superior and Common Pleas courts 3“
are based on automobile accidents,
great itself.
'ndjustable.
even at
tics being compiled by the can}
Jprove that the. machine will
Cases claimed for the short calendar 31:52::- 167,3: 1: 310sz of
whichnttendn tho ordlnnry be
which attend: the ordinary, ice
Report from overflowing, _
’of operation at this machine arm
eek later. “great inducement to In! punishing, '
It is estimated by
that the machines will be turned
1.: a cost which will allow than).
{ho placed on the market for_, 7
Natumllm‘tion'heurings only (or the 1"?‘8’ arm; ONCE ‘3 an elect
, ‘ing machine.
The opening ,of the court pear 1,11 The machine
the large number of waiver: or other delicate ”Mm?
both éwlll
courts.‘ In the once or the Superior gym-pd that after the mucking...
court ycsterdny there were received 34 "fined 1; needs no “mama“:
cases for index. The majority of the Egg Nlmagpd th’ut u should genre:
but urnctoril
need
all
3"‘0
M
«mmmaanuut.
A thermostat. on
keeps the tum
times. m ' In u
Iron. «
a
the both);
on? ‘
the com .
mom
has no,“
attention. Tudsjr
ver a long period Vi
Mass" has been chosen to be pastor or
the First Methodist church hero.
”
SENTINEL LABOR"DAY.
. _....‘._ ..._.
Thc Sentinel will be issued as a
morning paper next Monday, Labor
Us)". Advertising, and news matter
should reach the office of publication.
early Sundnf'cvenlng.
FIRST ANNIVERSARY
WILL BE PRLIPLRLY ;
EELLKRATEB- SAT.
l
!
G old e n’ s Confectionery
Store, by Installation of
New Refrigeration Sys-
tem and Improved Ma-
chinery, Now Has Up—to-V
, date Plant. .
Golden's Confectionery Slurp cele-
brates in». firm anniversary in busineses
at South Norwalk. on Saturday. Sepw
tcmber 2nd. It is a day that folks lr
l
i .
ptables,
cattle,
sanitary
for your
BEST
In our Dairy Products mount clié
carefully washed. at!“
sterilized receptacles and moduli
Such cleanliness mean; M'
Order of us regularly and be m
of the purest and
F. H.
Telephone 2696. Star. *9;
trained milken, hum
methods of handling.
family. I.
DIARY momma-n
WEMPE & SON-
Telephone 1618.
this vicinity. will make possible bl».
cause by their encouragement and
patronage during the months thati
have paused Golden's has been able
to urrz‘vl- :1! lie; first imminent; mile»
swim here in town. Many. many
fipecjalii will m- here on this [day and
souwnirs will be given away.
'Rcmcmbcr to 'plnce this store on
your lisr of places to be visited this
day; »
This anniwrztary week is important.
indecd, from a phyzical angle. so lat
A marmalade which may be made;
any time of the your when apples are -;
to’be obtalncd is; ~
Raisin and Apple1
Marmalader—Take two‘
cupfuls of rinsed
dried raisins. put them
tlu'ouigha meat chopper,
add one cnprul of water.
two touupoonfuls (:1 salt
and boiltor thirty min-
_ ; mes; juxt at the Boiling
palm. had one tablespooniul of
lemon Juice and— W9,,-;¢‘l¥f§15, 0!-
" ’ " “apple sauce,_,, simmer all to-
forranothcr thirty minutes with
one wnfulot brown sugar. Put into
Jelly glasses as usual.
19m Button—Take one paund of
well washed prunes. soak over nlgl}!
more the ’plti and mash through 'a
cupfui of brown sugar. one teaspoon-
fut '01 Salt, onetmpomtnl or cinnamon
Links and a little grated orange
usual;
Apricot Bothy—Take
cover with six cupmlsr‘ot
get mad m;.;m 3'
Then put guardian: _
mm;- aha: ulna. n93 Maori-m a;
‘ VLDST—vPocketbook.‘ between micron. . ' " ' '
3:03., Smash street “W
mend Walk. Initials L'IL'W.
gene. First District. Price $16,000 For
~ in:
m. .4. ‘37:: g ”,1,
i
and l
in. water to cover, then cook slowly '
lathe sanae water until tender. re- .7
store or. better, a colander; add one j
or oneshnlt 1W1 0‘ scaled nut- ,
M
Cool: until thick. Put into Wm ‘
mound o! 1
dried apnoea, ,wasll, in warm «get, j
cold'wntcr b
as Goldoli‘s is concerned. for busy
workmen 1wa have been working for
many Weeks here) Just l’inlslred the
other day installing a Six-Ton Refrigfi
cration ’lnnt, an. improved Ice Cream:
Freezer and other machinery. Ben;
sides a. 10 (um, by 12 foot cement con»;
structed and cork lined 'rerrlgcrator.
box was built. ’ ‘
Things are no arranged. he
that the capacity has been increased.
lite sanitary feature has been made.
as nearly perfect its possible. and the;
re ROW 1
store is
ice creams. sherbets and candles be—
sides handling the country's clwice
makeup! confections that Ian made
Golden’s a, popular place this final.
year will hostriolly followed during
the tuturc.—~Advertisement.
entire cooling system throughout the;
taken care or without the use;
3 Wall Paper at
Painting, ‘Paper‘!
7 ifljiwi
F L o R rs I
Cut Flowers, Bouquets, SW
and Floral Designs. "
Rowland M. Beacli
P30310721“ ‘
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Vie-Carry a FuIlLLinecof ‘
CHAIN WALL P
13 Wall St.
1: m7; .7
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1045-26-25:
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«laughs at ,
Haiti”.
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Servant, can.
Phone 45! '
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