be time for new apple pie is so
all; that the following recipe from
‘hble Talk" seems opportune: “When
found that the under most of an ap
1
‘11
of modesty and refinement.
as”
if you are ‘troubled with freckles, rc.
member the old~fashloned remedy of
“pie pie had not baked, lturned the hot “1’13”“"13 buttermilk ”WW “’3‘“ ‘9
pie upside down on a baking pinto warms, lace 11nd hands, leaving over
moved the unbahed crust, covered the “15"":- 0“ washing 07‘ in ”‘9 “10““
apple pie with meringue and lag, quite an improvement will be
' Wncd it in the oven. It was so do- “OWL
ions that now I often make an 11111 _ ‘ '
me with flaky loll crust but no 1111 Though a thick paste of cold cream,
_ crust and follow the some process. topped by B layer 013 “C" WWW“
makes a good and unusual dessert. doesnt seem partlculuily “9993””
when starting out for a motor trip, the
he question of petticoats is an im- effects of the same will be most grater
taut one at all times, but especial- ful on one‘s return, and can be re-
0 in these days of close shifts; do moved with a witch hazel bath. leav-
t us remember that it is as essentialting the skin smooth and satiny in-
1111 have something on in the way of a stead of rough and parched, as would
‘ ‘tticoat as it is to have it properly'occur if it had been left unprotected.
The sights often seen on our city
is are not conducive to increase ‘
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Many of the newest and smartest of.
would be numbered among the classes
lof the 111111.111“ of us, without.
doubt. would be separated and would
go forth to choose various paths of
work and experience various phases
of llle.1 As if in answer to my 11n~
heli'endiug of the class prophecy
the knitted‘coats'are no longer in the
iormless style of sweaters, out" are
trim and well shaped. and button close
to the neck in trig, smart style.
Both irth and Ginny lace are much
used for trimming relies, both plain
and embroidered, and the soft finish or
these laces makes them peculiarly ap-
propriate lor the roller.
There is no doubt that the the best
results in perfumes me obtained by
using very strong extracts in the ml-
nntcst quantities.1 in this way. the
suggestion of the bed of lilies cl the
valley or the fragrant violet is. like the
flowers. and not a 111311111111, unnatural
odor that is more than likely to make
persons near actually ill.
Sentinel ads. bring results.
lug near the door, 1 saw a nicely
dressed lady whom I immediately saw
to be Mamie illness. 1 walked up to
her and said. "i‘m glad to meet you
again. Miss Discus." Before she could
even answer, liari'y walked up to me
_; went inside and" mind 111111 was unite-
‘ right la‘su‘pposlhg that thsy Were two
more 01,1111 former classl‘ Barry 1111
‘ llarr‘y had chorus 61 the '1
1 {he school house and see ii matters
ed to he a number upon the pro-
m which delighted. Daniel Sei-
11, who composed it, deserves a
.mat amount of» credit tor-his work.
his lmafilation is thought to be
the best, judging front the contents
his paper, which is printed incon-
lnqcti‘on' with this account.
spoken thought, something seemed to and said. "Pardon me, sir, but this is
top me on the back' and a tiny voice Mrs. Morrison." At first. they did
said, "I am the spirit of the future, 1101 recognize me, but when i told
and it is possible for ‘me to reveal them who i was we had a nice. long
to you the hidden secrets of the days, lulk together. They told me that ml“
to come. 11' you will but trust youlu; former schoolmates, Howard and 18a-
seii to my l11lluence,~,l will gladly give bol were married. which of course was
you a glimpse of Norwaik twenty-lire not surprising, but you may be sure I
years from now.’ in my excitement,‘
l nodded assent. and l suddenly found
myself on an expreés coming irour
Boston. 1171.111 the conductor called
out Norwaikl mechanically arose. but
as l was about to step off the train.'
1 gave a start of surprise, for there
was an immense station of white 111111'
hie. At. first, i thought i must be not
ting off at the 11'11‘1111: place but 1111.
'1l1o1'e was Norwaik in large gill loi-
tors (per the door.
1111.111. was waiting
he class numbered tWeuty-iive. the
plaster pmtion of this number expect
in: to enter the Norwalk High school
, ia- the fail.
. Qlfiev. Frank D. Toney, pastor of the
Norv'mlk Methodist Church, gate the
, address of the afternoon which was~
very pleasing in' name and of such ‘a
character as to be enjoyable both to
111316 children and the gathering of their.
, older lricuds. He also presented the
1,1.11diplomasito the graduates after .Prln
.clpal Louis A. ”Pratt, to whom all
praise for the arrangement of the pro
gram is due. had presented the class
.1.116r~1grad11ati011 honors.
“The class motto was in evidence where once stood the beautiful man-
upon programs and MN the platform slou of llaibows, a great and beauti
fl the front oi the hall “5 signifl ilul building which the coaductor told
- canoe is particularly uppIoprialc to 11111 “as the city hall 01‘ the consolidat-
those graduating and i1 is upcc
that all will carry lillOllg‘ll llic theimmmy “"8 ““01“?! large building.
purport of "Row Don‘t Dilli” lbus ”rubitb he said was the High Q1 llooll
and I noticed that
about 11 him i have so often rcud As
i
was rather astonished when they also
informed 11111 that the knot had been
securely tied by the Rev. llycrson
Kingsland. who had become a Metho-
dist minister. "Look quickly," said
Hurry. "there he is now," and i caught
slain-111‘ a very tall. imposingdooklag
gentleman with glasses, disappearing
mound the minor. “Really. “ said Mu-
J.
111111111111 n’ the store, While Murry
remembered he had always
desired. 1 was fortunate in finding
him‘ on a home trip. but both he and
Harry had grown so tall and thin that
it was rather difficult to recognize
them. I bad a little chat with them
und'they. told me that lilies Raymond
was living happily at her horde. still
unmarried. "
The next morning I decided to visit
were much changed in that quarter.
You can‘t imagine my surprise when
i found that Elliott Dell‘orent was
principal and you may be sure we
procoedod‘to have 11111111 11 talk about
our own school days. We recalled
the times when he used to take my
belongings from my desk and l ocr
cssi'd’mdly took some of his. 1 in-
formed him that 1 still had his pocket
looking glass that i had loken from
him and that 1 was keeping it for the
sake oi remembrance.
llc also gave me a little of the class
history. ‘ Elsie Aiwnter and Analog
Varian. 1111 one would easily suspect.
ware not yet separated, but were
keeping on old ladies‘ home in New
Canaan. Cecelia Sachs had complcb
ed a medical course and was a prom-
inent doctor in New York.
He had just received a letter from
Frank Chamberlain that morning say-
ing that he would soon be in .‘orwalk 1,,
on a visit. Frank had graduated withi
high honors from Columbia and was"
now proiesan' of mathematics in that
college
in speaking of college, i remember
ed that I could 1111c him some new
of another member of our class, 11.1th
(lorham. i had 1111:! her in Boston
shonly after nor graduation flout Wei-z
lcslcy, when she told in. 1 that she 1211-.
pected to go 1111111111] in: 11 few years:
to complete the 11111111 of German ‘iaud
French. Al 1111111111. she was head'
tear her of languagm in lloaton Univ-191'
sity and l wry ilcrpicnily saw her at
the various teachers' lectures.
This led Elliott 1o ask me what i
was doing 1 mid him that i had
t'mle, 'l bellow he is the most popular
'1nlnlale1' in the town At any rate
igot on the trolley he has 111'1‘111' the 11111111111 aliandaureljecr in the i‘.losi111111'.hoola
in his ch111ci1.lsabcl is organist. and.
is just as plelty. ll not more so. than
I was coming up West avenue. 1 saw she was When we were all in school' where i111 1111:
together. Howard is mayor of the
(111' and keeps a coniccllonery stow."
i think 1111 must 1111111 stood there
talking for fully an hour recalling
Al um
i thought it was about time l0
pcncd during our school days.
llilli“,
temple-ted crucial 1ourses in drawing-
and 1111.11 11011'111111111ris11r or that 1111111
1
As I sat aching around the
it uni: one of llmse' trarklcse ours choir director of the church and shel ollb 11 l began ‘11) wonder about Mlfil
Elliott if he knew
"Oh. yer-1,“ be said. ,
Mr. l’raii iii-1.111111rariluriircd of deal ‘
log with 1111111 unruly boys as We used
111 be 11111l’g111'c up his position icu
ychra ago llou'm'cr. he liked Norwalh
Pl‘ull I dulled
v 1‘ 1 ,. 1
ted ed to1111of'\or\1'11lk while next to the. many a, the incidents which bad hair; so 111111 h 01111 be duidud to rcmalu
limero and is 1111111 living with his wile:
on “out 1111-.111111 not (111' from the city
ending in being 111111 esslul men and gymnasium. lashed him tor the 11931.8...” out all!!!" il l intended to we l.”111ll
boarding place in Norwalh, and he
' women.
John \lcllhoucy. (15901.3(, A J ‘ let me off at a large house 1111 West
Richardson. Stanley Holmes, l-larry avenue.
Kingsiand and Harry Morris acted in A maid 9m“? “1 llllllll'i‘l‘ l0 my (‘Rll
' "“0 capacity of ushers. seating the and when i made known my wants,
3119313 and 11131111111111” the programs, she said she would call the. boarding
thlcb had been made by the scholarsfllmme mistress. it Was but a. few min-
a was explained in The Sentinel l‘e- 11111111 before a ploasauoloohlng lady
“ .oontiy. Will! “1111! hair and bl'lle eyes eaten-1i
The following program wag gm“ the room. She told 11111 abeu'ua the
Wilwn United $13193 8.31.001 chorus lady of the house and that her 111111111
Essay—1 -.1\ 1.9“ p catheled l11lcnds. was Mrs. Mcllboncy. l handed her 1111'
“0,111.. “mm... card and a look 0! surprise came over
1Mitation~~lllrde of Killlnnworth 1"?" lace “‘9 she 33"" “”1 ll quick,
questioning glance. ’l‘hcu 1111c held out
her hand and exclaimed, "Why. don‘t
you loominhcr your old 'schoulmuio.
1 ;‘.(Longl‘ellow), Lucinda Richardson.
"May iwiih piano 1111111111 The Dying
V'I’oel (llmtachalh). lsabellu l’alslcy.
finally (with ' recitation)mSnowbound
.(Whiillcr). Mamie Discus.
filmy 11111 The Land of llikco, 'ifllbcl (lor-
ham.
Wltailonw'l‘bu leak in the lllko. EI-
"411111111 Color.
Gnarly (With piano solo)-'l‘ho Shower
oi Paulie (Osbourn) (loceila Sacha.
OI“! Prophecy—«1111111111 Heinriui.
what you have been doing since you
left Norwulk after our graduation in
1911-." While We were talking. John
came in and 1 immediately congrat-
ulated him on his good luck in secur-
lnn‘ such a wife. lie said that he was
working 111 plunmlnn l11 Jones &
lloicbhlss' but that he expected to no
Presentation of the Class lor 6111111111 ‘luto business for himself 111 the end
lion Honorsml’rlhollml Louis A. (ll 1111.1 your.- While we. had been inlk~
3‘1““ lug lluls Mabel purl been 111 eiuu to
Mai-“g to the Graduulos and “page". copper and both the and John request
lion or Diplomas—mil“ Frank 1), ad be so urgently to stay with them
during my sojourn in Norwalk that l
nfltlll‘llWNQNOOI finally Cflnfielltedl
When 1 areas the 111-1111 morning i
1111 111111111 or the rim are blur and 111111 11111111 11 111111111111 11111. 1 1111111111 in
go up town to 11 draught to get some»
"ROW“ WM thing for it On my way I found that
itbe much-talkedof theatre for Nor
hoanis'mhera ol‘ the class are as wall: had become 11 reality and was
1111111: Frank Chamberlain. Ethel conducted by another 0" my school
’ “m, ENEMY 0019?: Mabel WWW mates, Morris liyxoeo. 111111111111 was
opalsley, “Niall“ W333 M” the bill for the week, with some pic-
Newton, Elsie “WM"! Charles lures or the leading performers.
1 1’1 “09'9”” “1%an Elliott Among them I was much durpriaed to
“it. 1’0“»? 1"“me Mamie 13““ find one of Lucinda Richardson, and
rude Home”. MIMI“!!! “it'll in reading over the memorial learned
Cecilia Sachs. Lula Preilsser, may she was the 13mm“; linger m“
‘ honey. Annie Varmm Harry 11111111111 You may be 11.111111111111111 do
John ”MSW Daniel 59“ isrniihod to attend the theatre before
.3 W Bellini“: MW“ 15m“ i left 11311111111111 tori remembered hw
3‘ fl! l‘lyxbes MM Lilli”! 1“» we had always enjoyed hearing 111
1" the 1950119.!“ 01 W8. grade 111111111 play or ring for 1111 11111111 school
. the above class under her 11111111: gm 1 ,
firm”: 11121131113111“ l mini into the drug store which
prop any a 0 a had once been conducted by Mr. liltin-
its! class motto is
11x
fllrlllel mm.” 8” “mm and ‘8" "‘3' nor of Hoyt street when i ran into a:
anvthlng more of Nor'.1\alk so l is: ll
them with the plomise to come
see them before my return to i..loston
(in the. corner i noticed a very 11111111 1
police-1111111 whom i apprcatbod to ask
the time. He wanted to know if 1,
1111111 a stranger in town i told himi
l was. but that i had formerly lived:
in Norwalk and had been one of the
class of 1911 at the Center school. To
my great surprise, be said that 1113-;
man. i asked him what he had been;
doing to get so stout.
up Main street. I was near the corU
short. stout luau. almost. completely
biddou with bundles.
tore-d all over tho sidewalk. He bo-'
gun to scold .ln such a familiar 1111111-
uor that i instantly linow him in be
John illucaa. At. 11111111. i made myself
known to him and in his old time why
liu 11111111111111] one at his sunny smiles
and readily forgave me for trying to
knock him off hill feet. As W11 were
picking up the scattered parcels ho
proudly lui’ormud mo that ho had been
shopping [or his wile, Gertrude 111111
11111111. 1)! course. this started us off
on the subject of who good old limos
wc had had in the Cantor school. 80
engrossed were We that we did not
1111111111 that we were taking up nearly
the whole sidewalk. until a tall. dig.
ulflodioohlnn gentleman, apparently
in 11 great hurry. brushed against John
and almost knocked the 111111111111 b11111
dies to the ground once more.
”Doctor." unclaimed John. "wait a
moment. liloa't ,you recognise one of
your old schoolmatst?” Whom do you
suppose it was? Dr. Charles Clarke.
of the city of llrosd’lllver. "I cannot
way 1111' Cannon Station to use Walter
11110111111111 wife. formerly liliesnorp (lo
lsy. You probably when they have
one 11 the largest and lineal 11111111 is
the place, and i! you got an opportuus
111.11 so no to see them. Eleonora
denies. but the laces or the .elsrks
11111111111. i. thought
‘3 W--.»—w... 1......”—
had been a graduate also 11nd unkcd‘l
me ii i didn‘t remember Percy Nomi
We 111111111 1111-:
qulic a while and i once more started,l
W11 had such'
a collision that the parcels were soapi
stop long." 1111111 he, "tor i am lid my 1 .
certainly 1111111111 1111 111111 1111111111 wile 7'
301' her home is the pletur oil asst.
He asked 11111 ii I would not iii-111 to.
and goluio the unions rooms and l llllllll- that mu mo V'Gl‘l mu
;aiiy readily assented.
la the kinder-
11111111111 I found the. tracbcr to ho Ade
lino .\'1'11'1ou, 111111 of the star pupils
or 1111114111111, 111111 Katherine llray as»
our. 111' hm 11111111111111 While we wore:
all talking. our of the little tots came!
a
‘ was traveling salesman, a position
‘1 which 1, '
'nml Elliott
1111111 111 1111
Restore Faded and Gray 1111111111
_ "slurs! Colarmllaadrnli
' Quickly lloauwsd ”
There is nothing new about the idea
of using sage for restoring the oolordi
the hair. 0111' great-grandlnolhors kept "
their locks soil, dark and glossy? by ,
Whenever their J
hair (all out or took on a dull, faded ol' 1‘
using 11 ”sags ton."
streaked appearance they made a brew ‘
of sage leaves and_upplicd it tothelr
hair, with wonderfully beneflclol‘el'fect.
Nowadays we don't baveto resort to
old-time. tiresome methods of gather-
ing the herbs and making the 1ea...'l‘bis
is dancing skillful chemists better
than we could do it ouruelves, and all
we have 11 do is to call for the ready
made product. Wyeth's Sago and-«Sub
phur Hair Remedy, containing sage in
the proper strength. with the addition
or sulphur, anothefold-time scalp rem-
edy. ‘
The manufacturers or this remedy
authorize drirggists to soil it under
gunrauteo‘tlmF‘tIm money will be re-
loaded it lt'fails ‘to do exactly as rep-
resented.
This preparation is oilcrcd to the
public at fifty cents 11 bottle, and is
recommended and sold by call drug»
glare. Special agent, Sililsou-Powell
Corporation.
a—ua m.
up to bliss Newton with tears in his
eyes. Holding up a pin he said.
‘.lohnny’s beenastlcklng inc." Adeline
was about to punleb the little culprit
looked rather provoked.
'but i asked them it they did not. re
lxneniber the many times..Ellit1tt had
We have Suits at
6 50 ".,~““"" $25
BLUE SERGE, GRAYS. BROWNS. WE SPECIAL-
IZE ON YOUNG1MEN'S NOBBY SUITS.
APPROPRIATE FOR VACATION: WHITE SERGE
OUTING PANTS, KHAKi PAINTS, ‘ SOFT SHIRTS
WITH FRENCH CUFFS, SILK SOCKS AND NECK-
WEAR, 8TRAW HATS, TRUNKS
‘ AND sacs.
LOW 31-10 E8,
Price’s Clothing Stare
98 Washington Street
Phone No. II now 1185-2
Prices for Saturday
MISTLETOE HAMS .............................................. 18c lb.
SLlCED HAM .................................................... 251: lb.
gotten me llllo trouble doing the same GENUINE SPRING LAMB LEGS . .1 .............................. 206 lb.
thing.- They could not iorebear Bill“ SMALL FRESH PORK LOlNS ................................... 15c lb.
ms at the recollcl'iions and i think CHQPS ............................ ‘ .......................... 151: lb.
”chum. thought i must be ll pretty 110 POUNDS COHNED BEEF ......... .i ............................... 45C
1300‘] Still of 11 person to get mm out .GRAIN FED BEEF, PRlME ROAST. from .................. 12's to 18¢ lb.
of‘ 11 scrape m nicely SNATIVE ROASTING CHICKENS .‘ ............................ 241.: "3-
“I33 me WW}. Elliott said ~1L‘mI;BROlLER3 ..................................................... 301: lb.
Preheat-1' is teaching the Fifth 111:11de1
new, but she is visiting in another?
school today. Elliott. also said thin
be had hemd that “any lsruel was
engaged to her.
Shortly afterward i left the school
Wand on the next day rouuucd to has
to on. i was just telling my wife. about;
the manv changes in Norwalk when‘
all oi a sudden i came to myself and
111111 was my homew orll still uniluish-
ed. Perhaps you think i left it so.
but not i for i think you might guess
what would happen next morning at,
school if i should leave it undone. As
I sat completing my work hotverxm
I could not help wondeiing if some of,
this 111 least might not prove a reality:
in the next meaty- lire ,1'.ears llll
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The doctor stood b,\ the bedside.
and looked growl) at 11113 sick man
“i cannot hide from run the fact
he said. "is
there anyone you would like in ace?"
“Yes." said the sufferer faintly.
"Who is it?"
"Another d11cior."~».iudge.
The woman who wouls ‘a housework
‘ar generally has success with 11 Sen-
tinel want ad.
THAMER
Oculisis and Opticians
Why not see as others see? Let
our 0111111111, who is a skilled eye
specialist. examine your eyes and
iii. you to the correct glasses. Bai-
ialacilon guaranteed.
81 Atlantic Square. Stamford, Conn.
Open Monday a Saturday Evenings
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TRANBACTB A GENERAL BANKING
FACILITY CONSIBTENT
WlTH SOUND
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Capital ‘ Bumble and Profits
”001000100" 17,000.00
M
Bats Deposit Boxes #3 and Oil our year
M
EDWIN H. MATHIWOON. Pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP, ist Vlem. 1
tradesmen H. ROWAN, and View
WILFRED BODWth. cashier
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E. H. Mathew-on Samuel Grumman
John H. Knapp J. Walla" Marvin
Christian Swami John H. Light
Hoary asymour rim. H. Rowan
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$0111 BY Wills MWWE
GlOve‘r’s
THE... PLACE
White Canvas
Button Boots
for Children
$1.50
TheHamsou81
Clark Shoes
for Boys
SOY AND THE BOY’S PARENT.
$15081 $2
4' Barefoot M. Sandals
NATIVE VEAL. ALL KINDS OF CANNED GDODS.
ChamOk,S Market Tel. 76 NORTH MAIN ST.
445. Free Delivery.
1111111111161 ALL nouns DAY & incur
Frederick H. Ganung
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER
Monumental Works in Connection
’Ph 904 84 So. Main Street
one South Norwaik
SEEM HARD WORK to get the heating system in
Does ybur house in good working order every winter?
The Jones 81 Hotchkiss C0.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
17 Wall Street Phone 742 Norwalk. Form.
WW...” .—
at the 4‘-door, 80‘
Why not. let our men thoroughly overhaul the fur—
L O O h. p. Touring Car
nace now, and restore the worn out parts and clean ‘
Equipped with silk mohair lop. wind shield. gas and oil lamps, Bosch
it thoroughly, so that you‘ll have no trouble when
you are ready to start it.
4‘—
musnelo and coil: everything 11111111111311. Guaranteed [111' one year by
the manufacturers. 101' 81625.
F. E. LOCKWOOD 8. CO.
30 Wall atrsutwlPhous) Gar-no. Water 11111.11, Norwalk. 0111111.
For lull particulars call orv'lsddross
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
BOUTH NORWALK. CONN. ,
Telephone 46, with Branch motions in All Departmnis
Lumber and Mill W111k for Everything
ROOFING
Lincoln Asphalt, 1111111111111 Barrett 8 Amstite
Barrett’ 3 Tsrrsd Fell-«l 2 3 ply
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Needs R pairing in Painting
NOW ’llHE TIME
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