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' Of Fish and Meat:
oSuggestions as to the handling of
fresh meat, fish and poultry to pre-
vent spoilage have recently been
prepared by the Bureau of Home
Economics of the Department of
Agriculture. Particular precautions
are declared necessary in keeping
foods of this class. since they are
susceptible to attack by microor-
ganisms which cause putrefaction.
The moist. cut surface. or dress-
cd meats, poultry and iish offer par-
ticularly favorable conditions for the
growth of microorganisms that
cause putrefaction: therefore every
precaution should be taken to keep
such foods clean, cold and dry.
Cuts of meat. from the market
should be unwrapped as soon as de-
livered, Iny visible dirt wiped or
scraped off. and the meat then
placed in a clean. dry. covered dish
in the refrigerator or cold storage
room. Washing draws the juices
from meats and hastens spoilage
and should never be done until just
before cooking. The edible organs
such a. liver. sweetbreuds, spoil
more easily than the ordinary cuts
of meat and should be handled with
particular care and used promptly.
Fish loses its fresh flavor and
spoils even more quickly, than mos‘.
meats. Since the flavor is likely to
' be absorbed by other foods. it
I ‘ in' for the coffee lWim‘ trouble? Hero y‘aro—Joo l'eclct, shtliul: be tlmli linto the Jefrlger‘ator
. , ‘ on y n a g ‘.y covere conta ner.
new-rib N- J-o “Moi will” 3° all” '0' """v “m h’ '“ “"‘ '“"‘ Shellfish, with the exception of the
He takes his out of quart milk bottles—never less than six of ’em a day kinds held gut-e until used. .houid
Boy howdy how he percolatlest Although Joe's 73, he likes his Java
be kept like other sea food as nearly
strong and his cigars in a corn cob pipe.
ice cold as possible.
For marketing, undrawn poultry
. generally keeps better than that
President Is Not
Worried By Extent
Of Time Purchases
TRISTRAM 8: HYATT CO.
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Slum
WALL STREET NORWALK, ('thx,
3! YOUR OWN DRAPER
USE THE HANDY DRAPER
Is a Clamp with a Loop. for catching up, i'esiooning rem.
ting, or draping all kinds of lace curtains, porticres, drain-r-
ics, silks and huntings over windous (limits, arolmn} a,
shelves, etc, without cutting or scuing.
Price 10 Cents Each
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Westport Reports l
I
Keen Rivalry For 5
Fire Chief’s Jobl
Another spirited contest is 0.x-|
pccted to develop in the election of
chief of the Westpott i‘ire drpaxt-
mcnt when the annual departnu ntal
meeting is held on Tuesday melting;
December 21. Chief Francis Dunni-
gun. a. member of the Compo engim-
company. will again be a candidate
for the office. while opposing him
will be Frank llenncxi. of the \‘igi-l
lnnt hose companv. a former assist- l
nut chief. and John Mnihalm, I tp.‘
tain of tilt) Saugatutk hoac com-i
pan)"
Two of the companies, the l'lOlir‘t‘l‘l
hook and ladder company till'l tiny;
Vigilnnt hose company, ham already ‘
elected their delegates to thr- nnnu-i
til department meeting, and (ll‘lt‘-i
gates front the Compo engine and‘
the Snugatuck hose companies will:
he. named at meetings next Monday"
night.
Each of the four companies willi
be, represented by five delegates.
Those already chosen by the Pioneer
t‘onipanysre Harry R. Sherwood.
Harold linker. Leon Ilnnt. Harold
Shippcy and William P. Clark, while:
)
representing the \‘igilant Company The FrenCh Glove &
“ill be “only; Do“ ns lonls Coliom Lbrset Shop
.lt'rl) P. Kevhnn Leo Kechan nnd' ‘
lithur Imrner. Next to Beck Hazzard's
4 No. Main 815., So. Norwalk
SHOP EARLY
THEN YOU
CAN MAIL
EARLY
. Delightful
Gilt
Polychrome Mirrors
We have hundreds of fine
mirrors, of all sizes and
s h a p e s, with one high
quality of mirrored glass. .,
These are handsome gifts,
and alv'vays acceptable in
every home.
Little Wonder
Fuel Saver
SAVES 20% to 33 1-817,
011 Your Coal Consumption
SATISFACFION Gl‘AllANTEEI)
Fitzgerald & Caney
Combustion Engineers
31 Merwin 81:. Phone 2957
Hugh Dickson was dying of diph-
theria at Anlmore, Okla. ills doe-
tors said only some reviled interest
in life “ould save him. 80 Miss
Mona Ruth \l’ebh, his sweetheart.
got a minister aml appeared outside
the window of the sickroom. The
minister married the, two. via the
open window—and Dickson prompt-
ly began to recover.
CONTINUANCII GIVEN!
\‘ENA l.\' “'I'ZH'I'I'UR'I‘ TODAY
"cm which the entrails are re-
moved. bu‘. under home conditions
poultry should generally be. drawn
at once after singeing and thorough-
ly‘uhing to remove dirt. oil and
of scarf-skin. In drawing
poultry. the contents of the intes-
tines should not be allowed to come
Association Votes Money
. For Relief Work
At the monthly meeting of the
East Norwalk Improvement associa-
tion Tuesday afternoon at Commu-
nity hall. the members voted 86 for
Terms If Desired
Louis Venn. Taft street man
charged by the “’rstport town po-
lieo with reckless driving. “as in
court in that loan this morning to
answer the charge and explain uhy
President Coolidge does not be- Killed In ‘iline. Explosion
. o r‘ the work of the Relief Committee. in contact with ”“3 “1"" h" it he had I, I‘ ii~ - ‘
. h gwn o ceman ilonard . _
Sterllll Ii umlturebo ‘ ‘ “m? um “ailment “lying m "‘0 miiroiriii‘ifoiiiid riiiothoiriimffriii: 3“" “is "will” "an“ ““0" ur- rillxcn'rms'. hm. (Ari—«Sow SPECIALIZI‘W IN LADIES
\ . SOCial nght Dec. 16 uni-9d MM" ‘3 0’ “um: ”it moan: pieces ""0 whiCll it has been cut rested ”1",“ “'ct‘ks'ngo. “l8 Vii-“P‘Wilii nirit are liliOll’il to have becn killmi GLOVES. HOSIERY.
Th t t ‘ t itt t md° to cause concern. t‘alam" should then be rinsed again. drain- {f’mmf‘g’l for “ FOE" 0" -',l‘ll“ii‘-'3- imlity by an Papioston in the l“ran- CORSETS AND
9 9“ erdnmen comm 5° 0 on his behalf at the White. House. ed wall or wiped with a. clean cloth. on 01 l! i‘OimM‘. WWW .om ~ visvo Mine. Numhrr '.', lncntcd siv
43 65 NO' Main St so. Norwalk the'1Girls;and Wolmlen': awn" 2" it was said that the total income and kept cold until cooked. Birds (‘uneo. “h; l“ m Ilrlgfl‘i’to” “‘3’“: miles mat of Princeton. Too hodicsi UNDERWEAR
ran as or I. soon n l . ecem- bought drawn should “'0 he wash- a case. an was mm c o a on . were. brought ,0 ”1,. surface before "See Us First for Values"
Phone 105 ber 16. in the Clubfooms. at 1:30. A of all persons ”bum bunned'oslithto" ed inside and out before cooking. Venn. was released from custody on noon. neither was identified. I
special program will be prepared for is estimated to s a out 8: . .- 3100 mu,
. this night which will be Announced 000.000 annually and that credit ad-
later.
vanced to those who buy on the in-
stallment plan amounts to about 82.-
000.000.000. ' . .
The President was said to believe ' THE C. 0. MILLER COMPANY
this amount of buying on the install-
ment plan is not a matter which
should worry the Nation when con-
sidered in comparison with the total
income. None of the departments of
the government. it was said. has re-
ceived anyoinforrnation which would »
indicate the Government should in- '
terest. itself in the question of .in-
stallment buying. It was also mad.
known that President Coolidge eon-
siders installment buying to be the
modern method of obtaining credit
for persons receiving small salaries
who would otherwise be handicap-
ped. in their purchases.
Omitted
In the list of officers of Moose-
heart Legion printed yesterday the
name of Mrs. Mary Kilduff. who
was chosen as Junior Regent at. the
meeting of the Legion Tuesday
night. was unintentionally omitted.
One Candidate
One candidate was initiated at
the meeting of the members of the
Pride of Court Narrnlt last night at
Eagles' hall. Routine business was
transacted during the evening.
The next meeting of the court
will be a social night to be held
December 22. .
Fraternal
Deldolay
An important meeting of the No -
walk Chapter of De Molay is called
for this evening in tho" Washington
street Masonic Temple.
Deaths and Funerals
Ida M. Lockwood e
“Miss Ida M. Lockwood. daughter
, . of an old New Canaan family died
w” suddenly last evening at the home
of Mrs. Ella R. Aiken. Slivermine
avenue. Miss Lockwood had been in
but a. short time. She was the daugh-
ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William
Lockwood. of New Canaan and was
so years of age.
The funeral will be Saturday
* morning at ll o'clock from St.
Mark's Episcopal church. New Ca.-
naan. Rev. Charles L Adams. the
Monker Giotto
Chief Justice William R. Wiimoti
will preside at the regular meeting
of Monitor Grotto. No. 66. M. O. V.
P. E. R. in Washington street. Ma~
sonic Temple tomorrow evening in
the absence of Monarch Oscar F.
Schultze who is in Georgia.
For Christmas Giving
SPECIAL PURCHASE AND SALE
rector, will officiate. Interment will K. of 0.
be in the family plot in Riverside A mefilng of the South Norwalk , ' ‘
cemetery. council. No. 125:. Knights of Co- ‘
O V 0
Ernest s. lawman lumbus, in the K. of C. rooms in Chnsmas Speflals 1
The .bohy of Ernest S. Lamonreux
who passed away suddenly yesterday
morning was shipped by Director
James H. Magner to his fortner
, home in‘ Lynn. Mesa. this morning.
. ' Mr. Lamoureux who resided with
his wife and four children at as Bel-
den avenue was a teacher of music.
Services and burial will take place
‘lnLynn.
. Frances S. Avery
v Friends and relatives filled the
Avery home at 229 Ely avenue yes-
terday afternoon for the funeral of
Frauen Shelley Avery. for 6: years
the devoted wife of Seth D. Avery.
., , Rev. Victor F. Scallse. pastor of
the Rowayton Baptist church con.
\ ducted the service. There was a
profusion of beautiful floral tributes.
‘ The pallbearers were David. Jam-
nJohn and Horatio Finch. Theo-
dove Fairbanks and Franklin War-
ii'on. Interment was in the family
i plot in Union cemetery. Rowayton.
Thomas Manning
Funeral services for Thomas Man'-
ping. who died Tuesday afternoon at
Norwalk hospital were held this
afternoon at 3 o'clock from the fun-
HAND MADE FlLET .SCARFS
$2.98
To Make
That Christmas .
You have your choice of three different sizes—
lovely hand made filet scarfs of extra fine
quality. They would usually retail at about $5,
but by a fortunate purchase we are able to offer
them at a very substantial saving. A fine Christ-
mas gift—priced low!
Club Check
Earn More——
SALE COATS
Of Finer Quality
$45 $59.50 $98
Just twenty-four coats in this Sale—all
Washington street. tonight will be
of» enlarging the club room and
last evening.
with one. The group includes smart styles in cordu-
The Good Welfare committee re-
featured by several important busi- .
ness matters and a delightful pro-
iodge room and District Deputy Ma-
lone is also scheduled to speak.
The Elks will entertain the chil~
dren from the County home and the
ray fully lined, quilted Silk Robes and also collegiate
model of striped flannel. They are splendid values.
ported that 106 Thanksgiving Day
baskets were distributed among the ‘
gram of entertainment. Everything
has been arranged to induce a large
membership attendance.
Judge William F. Tammany will
address the meeting on the subject
$10.50
P B. I; 0. E.
lane for the Christmas wcrk - ' ' '
we" made “ ‘ regular new" of A nice Lounging Robe is something every woman en.
“xiii": lodge; No. 709. B. p. o r: Joys, but frequently hesitates to buy for herself. That
a . s a '
‘ ° °m° “ 5““ mm mm; is why we arranged this special Christmas group think-
ing you might like to remember someone in the family
Norwalk Day Nursery at a. Christ-
mu party, December 22. The party
at the home will be preceded by a.
moving picture show at a local the-
sire.
poor families of the city and that '
arrangements were being madeto
care for other families at Christmas
time.
An impressive ritual for three
C. O. MILLER CO.. STREET FLOOR
Lingerie .
Gift Items
of our regular stock finer quality coats-4
an! chapel of Director Charles Fab- members of Norwallt lodge. recently > ‘
.le in Weston“- ReV- W 8- Deming. deemed. was held. 'rnoes remem- IF YOU WOULD PLEASE HER the ideal gift at prices that savel
“ m of the Saugatuck Congrega- bered Were: George F. Moulton. . ‘5 3‘”
nodal church omciuted Interment Jud-n John J. Walsh and Leernon GIVE HER LINGERIE : c o MILL” co sacovv moon. . ' 1
was in Willowbrook cemetery. Mr. B. Tripp. -_ V . _ _ . . . . , . . ¥ .. ‘ .
main; was employed at‘ the home The name of Henry J. Hemline. 'r Sheer, dainty, irresistibly feminine, Lingerie ts the gift' _ _ _. I
of IN" B 8m“ in CI mm m," 'u an" “r u“ mum“ 9“" of fairies to the femmt' 'ne world so ex uisitel is its - l ,
.. .. - m... m... . - . q 1' - D NEEDS — rs [ALLY PRICED
the cash prize. texttrre, so beribboned and frothy With lace. . HOUSEHOL , s C ' . . . _ .
. Elisabeth M Other routine business was trans- - ' - - - - , -
y we. Bunk": Mum“. tummy ”M. An exquisite Lingerie collection is here. Tailored or a ER 83 x N KATCH- "a paramoscsm
.— *—
OXI'OBD m m um
'10 DEA“ most WINDOW
frilly crepe de chine step-ins, nighties and chemises at
a very special Christmas price, ””05 Choose enough
$18.15
Bath room scale. registers each and
every pound up to 300. Accurate and
Universal make bread mixer. four loaf
$2.15
if Clean street. died yesterday in
' The sanitary under-the-alnk strainer.
prwioh. Besides her husband. the
is survived by seven chil-
The funeral will be Saturday
. .. at 8:80 o'clock from the
of her sister. Mrs. Mary Dat-
ld Headow street and at 0
. from‘ St. Joseph's church. In-
.. t will be in the family plot
U..- Ilary's cemetery.
NEW YORK (Am-Mrs. slants.
Hewitt. 25-year-old wife of Abram
Hewitt. Oxford graduate. now tak-
ing law at Columbia university. to-
day Jumped or fell from a window
of her sixth floor apartment in East
20th street. suffering injuries that
caused her death a few hours
later at a hopeful.
Mri. Hewitt returned several days
ago from a unitaritms at Stock-
brid'ge. where she had been treated
for a nervous breakdown.
, Births
Edaughter. Gloria Lillian. wee
to fir. and Ira.
‘ Hanoeho. at the Jamaica
~ Jamaica. L. I. Its-L lua-
" was formerly Xi- !idith Gea-
of this city.
sen. Nicholas Angelo. was born
. toEdwardand harness
atthehemeofreleuvee.
lavenumDr.V.V.Clafi
“h attendance. nether and
dung-led: lawns.
hav'ebeennsldinginlo-
Mandinlagavesoh
mbegofthehflelpt-
; lewasfervoeriyam
for several gifts.
Other silk garments, $1.05, $3.05 $4405, 85.05 to $12.50.
'. Hand Mtide and Hand Embroidered
GOWNS and ENVELOPE cumusss
Made of line batiste, white, poet. and orchid.
” seseeedeseeeeeeeeesee “em, ’1”. ‘1‘” M’mfi
sise. Comes complete with equipment
and recipe book. One of the finest
mixers made.
Made of aluminum. prevents discolora~
tion and keeps your sink clean. n a
special low price.
dependable. guaranteed for five years.
An excellent gift for the housekeeper.
C. 0. MILLER 00.. THIRD FLOOR
OARVING SET
“.13
Made of Universal stainless steeL‘wlli
not rust or tarnish. Has genuine stag
handles —- a fine Christmas gift sug-
gestion. ‘
oto PEASE CIMEES TREE
we
The indispensable dryer. Folds up.
slides on casters. centre post rpvolves.
white enamelled. approved by Good
Housekeeping Institute.
c. o. MILLER co. THIRD nook
e
HANK-CAN
82.0.
White enamelled with galvanised inner
container. A touch of the foot raises
the lid. Dependable and handy. we have
sold hundreds of them.
C. 0. MILLER CO.. THIRD FLOOR
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