Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, September 15, 1924 · page 10

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Wagons

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ecisenne no costs. You: .-
unky will be mined.

m The Automobile Plin-
ll.“ Anson. Glen“
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CLIFFORD SHOE
STORE

woo-nan: roorwrmn
NEW FALL STYLES

. Also a. Full Line of Strong
School Shoes
" MODERATBLY PRICED.

58 South Main Street
South Norwalk

 

 

 

 

Largest Stock at Refrigerat.
in; Machinery and Supplies
in the East. _

THE

POLLEY
Refrigerating and Supply Co.
" EASTERN scram:-
AECTIC ICE MACHINES

SERVICE OR ALL MAKES '
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.. Motor Transportation Co“

a Lona Dis-r3361? rnucmo
' Duly Service Between
New York and Norwalk

PADDBD VANS ’03
FURNITURE MOVING

26 Concord St. Phone 29-1
South Norwalk
‘4. Y. OFFICE
201 W. 20th '4‘. Chelsea 805

CHARLES J. VARIAN
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Fireproof Building and Condo“:-
In; a Specialty
D FRANCE 51. NURWALK. (7!.
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Radio Parts at Cost Price
for a Short Time Only.

WATCH our. RADId myoow

THE NORWALKS’
ELECTRIC COMPAN Y

11 NORTH inn! 8!.
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i p. m.-——Jimmio Clark. mullet.

i; .10 p. m—Wumon 3 program.

6 p. {m—VValdcti«.\Jturlli crumb;

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2:. 5
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7 : is p. run—Irving Beanstalk.
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33.: :9. m.——‘I‘hc L’mted Scams BIA-i
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10 p. rip—"The .inierlcaa Govern-
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10:.‘u a. m.——‘i“a.smons :3: firm
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l p. m.-—l{otel Ambassador Trio.

4 p. m.——-—£iern.1rd A. Alircms. Darya
zone. ;

4.30 p. m.v—E‘rv:d. Hall's .irches-i
:ra. '

7 p. TIL—Piedmont. Tric.

‘itlfi p. m.-"The Hour: 2: .‘(335—,

3;;5 p. run—Aimed V' Moi-inn ?

"i’hllostipny of Nutrition.“ ,
1":45 p. 7n.~—.J-:sq:z.s Green's or-.

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ft. Illnvl'fllitfig harms.
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7 3.. m.»~‘-.V<)i1 Blaming Gym rl'lss.,

2:10 p. :n.-—«l'iano :‘t‘fiifai. Marl-ah»
2i. Brady.

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”3:30 p. m.-—.~Soni;s ’Uld Karl“. Fid-
dle Ii:,..:m;_-_.2 and Eirmii Ford.

fizz; p. .. .——£7;ll orchestra.

.1 p. :n.——- 'lJiiiwzz'r-Jl; .fllasea at [liv-
tug."

izlé p. m.“L'.flh Belay. soprano.

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1) p. m.—l—£on. Winthrop Marina,E
"The Old and New Way.‘ '
3;;6 p. m.——"Walt Whitman." Em—l
ory Halloway. g
7:30 p. rim—29'0”“. Monday NighC‘l
era. ’

10 p. rim—Lea. Holey. soprano.

10:15 9. m.-~i’i:u‘.o selections.‘
Sodye M. Iial'in.

10:34.: p. m.—-’I‘he 'hrmiamns.
\V’lnI——5chc'nuuad1——860.
p. m.-—-Muslc .uzrl reading.
n: ’11:; Maximum."

3. rm.——Uascl.2lll results.
:40 p. rn.«—‘.\i«,vxe Notions." ;

7:55 p. :n.~:.ial;iir)iin. soprano,
and piano seitmuons. '

W'Bb—sprlngiieId—Jsi'.

5 p. rim—-Dinner Llommrt.

7.05 p. m.~<)ne minute

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voters. v
Tzlu p. m. mnringmg 'he World :05
America.
7:31; 7-. m.——Eicdtlme awry.

.:io 7‘, rim—W‘Hz Trio.
W I“)—-“’Mhlflfllbn~‘ 159.

4 p. m.——L“asnmn :m-clopment or]
file moment. I

4:19 p. m.—Song recxtai. .

«:25 :i. m.—\.’!irrent topics. ‘

his 9. m.~—i’iano reutal.

3 p. ;rl.~::‘ong racltm.

5.“) p- m. ——.:oox ruvlew.

6:16 p. i'i.r—ifirlll'}ZCIi’in in Inter-i
national ilmie. g

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p. m.——:5tories for children. Pas».
gy Albion. 5
K1)KA—I'ittsburxh——320.

2:15 p. :n.-—5¢:alzo‘s orchestra.

6 p. NL-"i‘aflcrlkn scores.

"will": p. mr-KDKA Little
phony orchestra.

7 p. m.~-l'}aseoa.tl scores, dinner‘
COYICEI’I. '

7:30 p. m.--—The «,hildren's period. I

7:45 p. :r..~—-l_iringlng the World to]
America.

‘i p. m.-liasebali scores.

9 p. xxx—Musical travelogue. Ross
Skinner.

10:55 p. m.-na.se‘mill scores.

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Household ‘ Hints

B) m HORTON.

“LA“ HINT. !
Druid-st-
Appie Sauce and Rsisins. '
Poached Egg. on Toast. i
Cortes. l
[mil-eon. .
Bren Matting.
‘Nlited Lettuce.
Peach "Piclcts" with or without 3
Creem
Tea. or Milk.
Dinner. ‘
Swiss Steak. Pontoon. g
Parsley. Belted Corn i
Damned Tomato sum. 4
Hot Rolls. Pouch Show.
Cortes.

TODAY’S RECIPES

WM [cameo—Pour over death.
ed quantity 0: lettuce a. syrup made}
as iollows; Fry {at from two slices
01: bacon cut. fine. add mu: 2. cup 0!
i'lneger and three tablespoons su-
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try ior pic make an exits suppi! 01

for

and a. drop of vanilla.
Bolted Corn—Place a layer or com
pan. Sprinkle sum.

dot with butter. Repose till all of
or corn is used. Pour on milk slowly
till it appears on the corn. bake
about a. half hour.

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box gelatin or uric-tablespoon mun-

yolks at 9388 your fevorite way. Cm:
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ALLINGTOWN.
lfi.~—Bi:hteen hundred signe-
turps wore
workout. circulating petitions
place the third psrty condition or:
iii? Ivl'onnecticut hallo! in the com~

lag election. 3.: the first convention

ed tomato. Place iomuo on lettucev

lest; a. spoonful oi devil“ e“ m
hollow. sprinkle diced white over
that and a. spec-(ill. at mayonnaise
over all. Three nus. will do {our
tomatoes. The seedless variety, atom

some time. The steak. rolls and -.nrn
can also be dam in tho some oven.

c.—

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lateo gelatin. one-quarter cup cold
water. one cup boiling water. one
cup sugar. one quarter cup lemon

juice. white. thro- ms. one cup
sliced pouches. Xue lemon gelatin

in ordlnsry way. As it beans ‘0 will

whip vigorously. Then add sliced
peaches. stir in est whites. human
very stiff. Servo with a. boiled vus-
turd made 01 the remaining rolks.

in; or eVen the day before. Any fruit
can be used. strawberries are vspec-
ially delicious.

Sandwiches.
A nice sandwich {Or the school
lunch is made with peanut butter

and orante mumslsde. it is .i. wel-
come change from the regular pea-
nut butter sandwich. Cut. White bread

thin and butter it. Spresd one slice;

0! the brand with a layer of peanut.
butter. the second with orange mop
malade and prelc the slices together.
You can trim and cut into rounds
or in diamond shspes if you like.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 16. — The
mistress or the White House nukes
history every day she lives thorn.
But'when she luves. she writes it.

The wives oi: the three produce- '

are 01 President Carillon-have writ.-
ten. or are preparing to write or
edit. books about their inn-bonds or
their own White House esporionoee.
Mrs. Tut hos already written her
memoirs. Mrs. Wilson. it is under»
stood. is caused in editing Wood-
row Wilson's letters for “bum
in book term. And Mrs. Herding
announces that. in column: with-
an exposieaced Momma-t. she will
begin Warren Bernini’s biography
as soon so he: healthpermus.
Whether that. books Will bo the
first. links in an endless chain at

memoirs by White Hons. raisin-set T.
remsue to be seen. Core-in if, is

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as the "nuns
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at the Garnish-Americas a! this
state since
rulers/rated Baron Von
Illl’lhdfliy and honored the
..1 'his patron of the
llevoiutlon under
Phe Steuhcn Society of America~ with
an outing at Harlixari pea-k. _
Two hundred and. twenty—aw:
members of the Bridgeport unit at.-
tr-mied the celebration. among them
Mayor W’iliism Bohr-ens who arriv-
ed too Emu: to mice port in th eexer-
rlsu in behalf of the La. Foilotte
movement. It held been announced

Steuben's
memory
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ghost {or the purpose. The mutual
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but the mayor seld his me
had been placed on the list without.
his consent and that he was a Re~
pubiicsn. in spite 0: his membership
in the Steuben Society.
John “I Schumhfl'.

the candidacy to that office again
this year by the Democratic com-
n'iitxce of that place. refused it bo-
nus. 01‘ his disagreement with the
national trolley or the Democratic
party. he told those here yesterday.
He pronounced himself its a La Fol-
lette‘ man and sold thst even the
chulrmsn ‘o! the aldermnic boon!
0: his City would desert the ruins
of his party to support La. Follettr.

”the head of the Republican ad-
ministration did_ not rebuke the
lswlus and corrupt weslth that now
dominates this country," declared
Dr. Francis M. Shrip. the principal
speaker. who is'editor or the New
York Stsatsseitung. and. a. leader
of the Steuben society.

Beginning his spirited speech with
a. detailed historis review of the ser-
vice rendered to this country by
Baron von Steuben. whom he de-
scribed as "the power the; pro
strength to the American army in
the form of discipline and organiza-
tion. while George Washington gave
it the spirit." Dr. Slurp ended with
eppeollnx to: united support '0! all
the members at the society for the
third putty candldste.

Tory Elm Miss.

"The Tory element or the revol-
ution is as reel today as when tbs!
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s. met. poem or the miners“ ot'ths
sea—mud." worried tho m.

"mentors we View with interest
th epnbiic record or Senstor Ln Foi-
lette. who mods hirm “pretty
one in the union that has cleared

We're-iv. thoughts. He hit” no
selfish ambitions. He ma: hetero
the citizens or this countries-9.1: e
clean record. Bahamian:
tool {or the financial tutu-ens. end
I don‘t think he ever will be. so it’s
your duty as. loru “oboe-“JO
support him viii your vote ued with
your money."

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AUTOHUTIVE—

3 A—Ammobilo Agenda

A-B-C All index
ANNO Hum \i '53-—

z-dtards or Thanks
Hn Memorial:
Hover-

5—mm Director:
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n-Amm'ngbllel For his
lHuto Loco-ones
lb—Gu-sgu—Autos ‘2.- an.
15—3me and tuna
17¢Wlnted—Automorir.

ausmxss annua—

lmimas aemces .Ei‘fers‘
u-Bnilalng no contracting
:1—0mng lad dim
22—min; Plum:::g. 190
Mm and Surety ion
25—51mm. Trucking. its.
28—th Powering, 3
in

Q—Mfm Services
n—Reosirin: us‘ 33:41:; .
xo—Tsim and Pressing
n—Wmed—Bunnm S-rfi

BBLOYMENT—
xl-o—Ernptoyment Ame:-
IS—Hoic W-Jted—F‘cmus
33-Hour Wanted—Hue
:e—Heip—Jdue and szue
mum. Camus-e.- A
884mm” Wasted—:41...

i ST—fltmom Wanted—Hue

FDIANCIAL—
II—Me- Opport'snm
We, to Loan—345:”
eI—Wsnted—To Borrow

INSTRUCTION-
42—Corresponuence Courses
Ail—Loud Im Gil-C
iii—Musical. Bunting, D
it—Wuted—lnstrucuon

' LIVE STUCK—-

47—00“ Can. Other Fen
il—Horsa. Cattle. Vehicles
ii-Pomtry and Supplies
so—Wanted—Live Stock

MERCHANDlSE—
51—Articlcs For Sale
Sits—Barter and Exchsm
sz—Bouts And Acces-orzes
its-Building Motorists
iO—Businem and 031cc
nae-t
55—th and Dairy Produces
{is—Fuel. Feed. Fertilizers
57—Good Things to Sat
59—Househoid Goods
SO-deweiry. Watches. .
CI—Mschlnery and ”Score
sz—uunal Merchandise
Stu—Radio Equipment
68—8eed1 Floats. Flowers
66-8pecisls at the Stores
lit—Waring Apparel
Go—Wunted—To Buy
ROOMS AND BOARD-—
{T—Rooms With Hours
(SI—Rm Without Boom
GS—Roorns tor Housekcmax
7o—V‘mtion Plans
TI—Where to Eat
72'——W‘here to Stop in _.
73-Wmted—Rooms z." Hard
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.-
fla-Apsrtmonts and Fiat:
T's—Bushes Places for lent
78—min: and Land Fer :3.an
71—80m- For Rent
78—0mces and Desx Poem
79—830” 1nd Mountain
Rent
Imburm—N Rent
Il—thted—To Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—-
R —Brokere in Best music
33—min- Property ao— Elsie
lt—finns and {Anti For Sele
so—Boraes For Sale
33—!” For his
and idounisln
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