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ASSIGNEDHERE
Mr. Jordan and F ml
Will Establish Residenlc’e'
About July 1 —- Phenom
Company Notes.
‘He s been in this city. but a week.
_ t William A. Jordan. the new man-
;sser oi the Bouthern New England
i'i‘elnphone company exchange in
.W. st Washington street is delighted
Nth the city and people in Nor-walk.
The young executive was the for-
.iner assistant manager or the New
Haw-n office and succeeds Carlton
.Gould who is now the manner
We Now linwu exchange.
lr. Jordan said yesterday after-
"aoon in it he was glad the otiiclals
ot the Southern New England 'rele—
phone company had decided to
send him to Norwalk.
Mr. Jordan, expects to take up his
residence here. about July 1.. He has
a “lie and daughter.
., s o s
Representatixes ot the Western
Iiechic company are at the ox-
chango installing additional cir-
cuits for rapid communication be-
Minn incoming and outgoing toll.
ACCOiIllilm‘D present plans the work
nil. im e pletcd by the middle of
this month.
. O O Q
School Visitors
Many pupils from Franklin Ju-
nior High school. have visitbd ro-
cvniiy the exchange and been initiat-
ed ill the mysteries oi! telephone
scnice. Mr. Eastman. a member of
the Licnlty. led a class oi boys last
jWMlnesdny evening. and recently a
class or girls. They were taken by
vaid 0. Cox. the ohiiging wire
chief. on a tour of inspection of tho
.cniire plant.
Groups irom Norwalk schools un-
‘der the care oi an instructor are al-
n‘ays welcomed at the plant by Mr.
Cox.
0 0 O
I" Miss Helen McMahon, supervisor,
nd a party of triends recently on.
‘yed a motor trip over the Mo-
wk trail.
- 3 ‘ I O O
The plant and commercial do-
-“« . rtments did not work. Monday.
. i O t
Miss Florence Carbons and Miss
. lrgaret Storer. operators, spent
at Sunday in Bridgeport.
hilagcAlllce Mos:lly. supervisor at
_ exchange is enjoying a
0 weeks' vacation.
‘. s o o
Mise' Harriett Moore, oi! the com-
lei department was a recent vi-
Springfield Mass.
r‘ e s s
. and Mrs. David Cox. were in
“; '. N. J. for the holiday.
’ e e s
Miss Elizabeth Byrnes, chief over-4
' ‘Attorney J. J. Linxwoller. and
. ddy." motored to Lake Maho-
.last Sunday.
‘ 1
William Kimmich. switchboard
.an in the plant department was a
. ent visitor in canoiharies. N. I.
O t 0
Mary Cutrone. local operator
en oying ttwo weeks' vacation.
. I l 3
Mrs. Harriett Grumman visited
, atives in Hartford. ox er the heli-
I7.
:1 Per Cent Duty Is
‘ Fixed On Straw Hilts=1
Marshall Field and company. of
335mm lost betore the United
'tes Customs court. at New York.
‘ , decision alarming the collector' s
ssrnent at so per cent ad vale
rem, under paragraph 1406, act or
922,” on imported straw hats.
wed
The importers contended, in ob-
tin to this classification. that
‘ e hatswere properly dutiablo as
1 aw hats, blocked or trimmed. at
..e rate oi: but 50 per cent ad val-
em. under the some paragraph.
. overruling this contention. Judge
o.wr.ll said:
“(Trimmed straw hats. sewed, were
1.. subject at decision by this
hard in the case of Joseph (Inc)
. United States. G. A. 9111 (’1‘. D.
1465), and therein held to be
ropcriy dutiable as trimmed straw
.u, sewed. at the rate of so per
'nt ad valorem under the provis-
n: 0; paragraph 1408.
"Following that decision, we hold
t the hats in question are prop.
ly dutiable as assessed."
'. mocratic Chib Once
Poor, Now Well Fixed
The National Democratic club
11 celebrate this evening at a din-
. in its club house at an Madi-
11 avenue. the realization o! a not
fit at 51.500300 within the last
a 'as grcsuit or its change in
tion. A committee of thirty
émbcrs or the club. headed by
mas J McMahon. will conduct.
dinner at uhich a. ceromony ed
- . up the mortgage on its present
' pom. entirely Wt! 08 yesterday,
he performed.
gig... singular financial suwess of
club will ism]! upon the acu-
..’nu.Lovy Uponhisadvloein
"x g the club height the {cur-story
“ house u ‘17 Fifth ave.
= it occupied until Novem.
' "I. The club bought the
' . avenue property for sisaooo
.-” dam ,It sold the soup
3 f3” . 3 in .1082 for 01.0".500.
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commas-seen.
o: are late more-emcee .m. 7
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BICIIN
Tbsis 1"" Favorite Recipes
fi&"‘i‘3
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give .mptln!
cemented
coo -— .
iricosseemried.
broilod,stewed.
and soup.
There's variety
enough for
everyone!
can IAW M",
'rvson NONI! on Rome
the Philadelphia cooking ex-
rt. has a recipe‘for a de-
oue chicken corn soup.
“This is an excellent dish”
she says. “With a ,
coifee, and a bit of ripe choose
it makes a wholesome meal.”
Chicken Corn Soup
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and “nirflgmte three be arts “E :52
an
until tender-shout two hours.
Remove chi horn.. in: the broth
:Itd put. t bacuii‘ bluraor. Add
'0 mod
to co o s .{ssn dot. oh or.a'nd
.‘t‘d it... “‘ ti" ’ 2’ ..
canned orl tresh “cut-oi corn I’Covei-
gun: in "minutes.“ Add bsebicken
liscg hon hot.
servo. t‘ too t ick. add milk to
thin.
Delicious Friesssos
7 r obioken triesos made
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sit;
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i‘ 513's wtn it a
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er' . ' Ch “our“ . .2
fat until brown
add wato and Marc...“ hot" oven. “canal?“
degrees for one hour. Keep the
cover on the ceeserci e.
As They Cosh It “Out West"
Pacino Coast fried chicken is da-
licious. You have thaw ord um.
Belle Dears! tor that. wins. ears!
to a domestic science counsellor is
Ian Fransisco.
for this dish out gas fi'odls'ni
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sales on cool: .untlll. t o «st-W
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boil i..."..¥;{:.‘:: "it” ’4" . "l
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domestic science souo'oiolis'uozlofl
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vos .two sent: srn ways oi proper-
for. southern broiled obi . she
select _
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wit salt on popper-an sh
gr ted utter all, over it. a»
roller ready modern virr .
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slowly tor shhal ur or a little
low“ t o chicken to not so
to
err-“retro can. . no. .
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lay moat?” “3" so.D Ili‘° no ted
butter over tl"“t‘3|tr.koit. on serve hot.
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reparod
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New Perfection Cook Stoves
Sterling Furniture Co.
43-65 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 105
SOUTH NORWALK
All this week you can see practical demonstra:
tions of the Perfection Stove six tedious cooks
have tested and endorsed.
Look’ for above sign in store
windows. See the stove to-
day and judge for yourself
what the experts approve.
Prices and sizes to suit
every need.
'No mingling
oi flavors or
odors.” repor-
“Ursuiistrss
trots soo‘t.", .
saysl’bihdel-
phis cooking
MOTION lo the model the six
lemons cooks used is their tests. It is
being de-ossmted today at all dealer's.
along with other Perfection models. See its
actual performance with your own eyes.
You'll be ccnvlsssd the exports are right
is endorsing Perfection Stovesl
Cooking begins when you touch a notch to
me wish. No tine lost in boat gonorstioa‘.
Clooaislssoo boot lows so the long chimneys
direct to your cooking. Bvsry drop of oil is
souplobly burned before the boot roaches
nhnsiisootboyorolropteloasasd sneaked.
Esob burner is independently operated and“
eapablscfsvsryml'otboat. You can bake.
boil, broil. try and til-or on s Perfection—
all at one tine. Adjust the done for any
Gloss door oven. Belting always .
visible. Browns both top and .
bottom due to rapid “live boot”
circulation from 10! holes. Spo-
oial cstob seals door pcriecrly.
saving boot tor baking. th a For
(action oven beat indicator, also.
Don'tgusesstoveutomporslures.
i
ideal stove ior camping.
Fest Perfection burner,
protecting wind-shield.
ever cool handle. Stands
ay this week
cotton Cog/35101265
in store windows
Add variety by broiliag nests
in s Porioetionzlrollor. Cooks
on both sides at some time due
to special construction. Turning
unnecessary. No juice can drip
into flanio. Basily cleaned.
Scout's: range with lashes-gas
cooking presses and it remiss es'ycu eat it. fins on circular bees. burners and built-in oven. The stove
he sets to see the Porisotion demonstrated Won't tip easily. for those who went the boot. Worn-
today. is also be- two to five burners. . has «Hm 0-! to els- slim
, grease opstteringwalls. Ole cl Isly
Four pieces of tempting brown Perfection: being demonstrated today.
toast quickly mode at one tints on
this Toaster. Handle is always cool.
Hades-sits Pnnrscnon trove Comm. Chute-l. also
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW YORK
Distributors . 26 Broaden
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NORWALK
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From $17.50 Up
BUY YOUR PERFECTION HERE
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AT LOWEST PRICES
GEHEBE’S
“IT'S HERE ll" IT'S HOUSEWARE” V3
33 Washington St. South Norwalk
Phone 527 , Prompt Delivery
$3.00 DOWN
. PREMIER
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in UDDER
108 So. Main St
Telephone 1445 vacuvsi CLEANER
For House Painting and 3318““ 111 Monthly
Decorating hymn“
Conn. Light &
Power Co.
“'ALL ST. NOR“'ALK
.NOW iS THE TIME 3
An auto ls‘a necessity unless you
want to get run over by one.
.l
, O I -‘ ?,
Sebultze s Friday Specials ./= —:
BuckShad...,............................25clb.
RoeShad................. ....... ........32clb.
FreshMackerel.... ...... ..20clb.
HalibutSteak...........................38clb.l
GodfishSteak............ ........ ........20clb.
Boston Blue
No.18melts..............................28clb.
Butterfish.......... ..... 1...............28clb.
WeakFish...............................28cib.
Flotilsh 12c lb.
Haddock 12c lb.
SalmonSteak........................... ..38clb
Bluefish ..35clb
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