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3 Hosiery .
.3} Children's Socks~15c, 2
up for use. White and col-'
Children's Socks—Silk. 251:.
White, pink. blue. ‘
Children's Hose—45¢, 2 for
250. Black, white. tan.
Ca-
Children’s Hose—25c.
det, Buster Brown.
Ladies’ Hose—15c. 2 for
25¢. Black. tan, white.
Ladies' Hose—25c. Our
specialty. Gauze, lisle silk
_ Ladies' Silk Hose—50c,
$1.00. Black, white, tan.
1
:42 Ribbons
All Silk Ribbons—15c.
Standard colors.
A new ling—19c.
_ . .pls'i‘n. Dresden.
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Our Ribbon Special-45c.
Moire. Dresden. plain.
MIDDY BLOUSES.
sec to $1.25. Latest styles.
thIES’ SHIRT WAISTS
$x.oo to $3.19. Low neck,
high neck.
Moire.
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LAMES’ KIMONOS.
50c to $3.00. Short, long.
LADIES' SWEATERS.
$2.00 to $5.00. White, col-
ors.
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Undelweaf
wan. smite ‘wide
c wysezi
was: 31W. was:
mbtddsry
White Ski‘r'ts :— Samples.
Greatly reduced prices.
vs:
Corset Covers—25c. - Em-
broidery, lace
Corset covers—50c.
broidery, lace.
Em-
Ladies’ Drawers—25c. 50c.
embroidery ruffle.
Children‘s Drawers—10c to
25¢. Plain, embroidery.
A. DICKERM N St SON
85 Washington St.
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8. Norwalk
.
Tel. 446
We Give S&H Green Trading Stamps
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9 Wilson like shew m. as-
in“? , i; «wrong. .
$2.: spectacle of muciiépaus" Ie
is'rv Performance.
dike
Show «Birth and newly added spee-
“Cleopatra" fwili exhibit in
m% on June 28.
The pectacle in itself is on stone-
tion that should till the this tent st
“05 Moratorium draw thouiands
of visitdrs from the surrounding dip-
triets it Is beyond question the
greatest production of its kind ever
seen in America “‘
The world’s meet skillful scenic ar-
tists. costumero, property builders.
chorus directors and stage managers
were engaged to mount the produc-
tion. A stage bigger than a hundred
ordinary theatres was built and made
portable so that it can be conveyed
from town to town and erected each
day in the main tent. The circus pro-
2 prietors have thus made it possible
for those who live In contributory
towns, even farmers and their (smil-
les, to see the manlilcent wordless
‘ play that is an immense attraction
‘ iholmest cities. It is enacted
with a cast. of i,"50 actors, a grand
opera chorus. an orchestra of 100
soloists, a ballet of 350 dancing girls,
650 horses, ilve herds of elephants.
caravans 0f camels and a trainload of
specialldevices. costumes and seen-
ery and electrical mechanism for pro-
ducing such effects no lightning,
thunder. sand storms on the desert.
volcanoes In action, sunrise, floods
and mirages.
The realism of the scenery is per-
fect. it is it! though the audience was
looking through the streets of Alen-
sndris in the day of Ptolemys. The.
streets thmb with their strands cos»
iiows the Nile, the mighty pyramids
and‘ the sphlnx looking down from
past ages. Beyond them stretch end—
Spiit Pea Soup.
Soak one mum of split peas in luke
.warmmater onerpiigbt. .ln themorn-
in; pour off the water and boil the
peas in salted water; three and a half
quarts 'are not too much, and If thor-
oughly soft rub them through s.c01—
Under, This is said to keep for sev-
'eral days. Part may be taken out
and prepared by boiling in It a small
piece of pork, an onion and a season-
ing of pepper and salt. It should be
,..
3‘ .
l
/
at '
_...'.l':i:|1119‘!2 mg. sen-cc. mm.nu.
croutons of Med bread
-....__
Tomato and Sweetbreads.
Take a. pound of sweethrcsds, re-
move all the tough parts and soak in .
'oold Water over night In a cool place.
"In the morning wash them, cover with
cold water and place over the fire.
As soon as the water boils pour it
off, put. on more and let It simmer
for half on hour.
fui of salt before inking from the
lire.
Drain from the hot water, plunge
into cold water and then drain. if
the sections have a pink tinge when
pulled swirl and the thin membrane
is removed. they are not cooked
enough, so' boil a few minutes long
or. .
Never allow them to boil hard and
fast: Just purely simmer. Slice them
andirybrowu in two tshlespoonfuls
~10! butter or drippings. Pare. tine.
medium sized tomatoes and out. into
3 small pieces. When the sweetbresds
ore brown remove them and cook
thetomatoes In the butter In which
2_ the sweeubreads were fried.
1' ,. stir. often and let them cook to
pieces. Season to taste with salt.
. pepper and cloves. When the tomatoes
have cooked smooth stir In a tow
’ spoonful of butter rolled in flour;
drop the s‘veethrends into the tomato,
hell up once and serve.
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Creamed Crabs In Ramekins. 2
Remove the meat from six crabs
‘ and season with salt, a dash of car
mane and nutmeg and one tablespoon
of 'lernon'iuioer Cook one tablespoon
of flour in one tablespoon of butter
j until well blended. add gradually one
‘oup of rich milk in which one salt
‘ ' epoch of soda has been dissolved
stir until smooth. sdd'the seasoned
' crab meat, bring to the boiling point,
_ add the beaten with of tw0 eggs and
mm at once from the tire. Turn
into buttered rainekins. cover with
buttered crumbs and brown In a hot
; 12W was amuse.
Oats stwpoand rises hottest or
round in very .tkla slides. fission
“nominations ssit‘snd‘s half
Isssroos white pm. Post and slice
‘verr finely titres medium. sound, raw
Add a teaspoon- .
‘p'otatoes and season with half tear
spoon each salt and pepper.‘ Lightly
butter an earthen baking dish. ar
range a layer of potatoes (one-fourth)
at the bottom of the dish, then a
third of the beef over the potatoes.
sprinkle with teaspoon freshly chop-
ped parsley over the beef. then sr«
range another fourth of the potatoes.
then another third of the beef, hit)!
teaspoon parsley and so up {will Ila-
ished. Cover the top With two mu;
flki‘mfitr a cup of wa-
ter over all, cover pan and set in
even for an hour and a half. remove
laud serve in the some dish.
~—
Seasoned Canned Tomatoes.
To a quart can of tomatoes add a
,level teaspoon each of salt and sugar,
in salt spoon of pepper and a rounding
Itnblespoon of butter. est Very hot.
then sprinkle with one cup of crack-
er Crumbs and serve.
Californit Chocolaté World’s Fair
' \ Cake.
. Half cup oi' butter, 1 1-2 cups of su-I
gar, three eggs beaten separately, half
Icup of milk, six tablespoons of choco-
late dissolved in three tablespoons oi
scalding milk, two cups of flour. heap-
ing teaspoon of baking powder: fla~
vor with vanilla. Can be baked in
layers if preferred
lclng—Threofourths cup of milk.
two cups of Brown sugar, butter size
of walnut. Boil for 15 minutes; ,
Connecticut chocolate Macaroona’.
Stir to s pastelswhltes of. seven
eggs, three fourths pound sifted su-
gar. half pound of almonds pounded
very fine and two ounces, grated choc-
olate. Have ready wafer paper out
round, on which lay pieces of the mix-
ture rolled to fit the wafer. Press
half a blanched almond on each maca-
roon nnd'buke in a moderate (you.
nuns——
Cutsway coats are in vogue. They
“are fastened with one or three buttons
Satin or silk rovers or lapels, are the
iinish as a rule. ——Newsrk News.
Large Pineapple
W ”Cross Spinach. Rhubsr‘
10 NOW?" MAIN IT.
‘dsr.
with chocoieief Put a layer next the
red. then; the chocolate. Frost with
FloridadDoIIy Var-den Cake.
Hair cup each of sugar. outer. corn-
starch, milk, 1 21-2 cups of flour. four
one (whites). teaspoon baking pow-
mdipJaparfide wi'oslls‘rs Will: "we.
Color a third red ands
less Wastes of sand. The laureate of-a
dead mooteuesk 4min forgotten tombs.
The walls of Time fall down, and we
seoaths court of Cleopatra during its
years of 2 extravagance and rev'elry,
and hear the story of the betrayal of
Rome and the undoing of More An-
The incidentst music was arranged
by Faltis Edendi, late headmaster oi
the Khedive of Eupt. The ballet is
under the direction of Ottoksr Bartlk.
bailetmastcr of the Metropolitan
2 Grand Opera Company.
IThe regular circus program is the
finest the Barnum and Bailey manage.
uncut has ever offered. Thrilling acts
are presented by Katie Sandwian the
strongest and most beautifuk woknan
before “republics. Mae Wir'th. the
greatest of all riders; a company of
men and jiu jiisu experts. Winston's
ridiux souls, and Vlcioris Codoua.
Icing mode Willi 30”“. 0t ma‘safi Falwell” “hill wire dermt‘fl. There
Francisco Call;
a.“
MR. BROWN HA8 PASSED.
Leon F. Brown. of Dunbury, Conn,
are 400 performers. in the turnoff-rid
, will be found «the only baby giraffe on
exhibition In the world There will
be a parade at 10 ocIOelt In the fore-
and Bailey Greatest 2
moonlit-n life. In the middle distance"
tony, told in a vividly realistic way,
who as alternate successfully passed.
the examination for the Naval Acad-
emy s year one, has now passed the
physical examination and so tilled the
noon.
“0-
FILES cones in s re 14 save.
Your druuist will refund money If
vacancy for the Fourth Congressional
District of Connecticut;
appointment
made.
Hundreds of people are making
their plans for the summer. and the
wise ownerwill see that they read his
to let advertisement In The Sentinel
CORPORA‘HON PAPERS.
The Stamford Hat
Company of Dsnhury tiled a certifi-
cuts of incorporation Tuesday In the
odice' ”of the Secretary of the State
showing Its capital to be 85.000
0
Stamlord.
I. .
Hotel Mahacltemo
J. R. CQNNOR. Min: 1‘
Service and cuisine unto-onto
Rate- :2 par day and Upstards
BUNDAV DINNIRB 750
WWW"
SPECIAL
Extra Fancy New Potatoes
Fancy Long Island Beets '
cm tomatoes, Gran p?” are“? WW
so that the
which was otherwise
contemplated for this year will not be
Manufacturing
and
that business will be begun with $1,000
paid In The incorporators m Elbert
ll. Wheeler of Dnnbury and Chrome
M Boston and May drone Bodton of
car—jail
11
l Peso Ointment falls to cure any case
of Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protrud
In: Piles In 6 to 14 days. We.
NOT COMPANY’S FAULT.
rm sunny wmin w» Killed by
Live Wire,
Coroner Phelau's finding in 'the
death of Stanley Winski. the noon-
old Cedar street boy who was killed
by contact with a live wire of the Gas
and Electric Company. which broke
and fell on South Atlantic street. Siam-
ford. May 31. Is that death ma. '2ch-
dental and that the Gas and Electric
Company is without blame. ' ~
Coroner Phelan went into the mat-
ter very carefully, and very thorough»
ly. Ho examineda number of the Gas
and Electric Company's employees and
- inspected their books, one of his pun
poses being to ascertain whether or
no any notification had been made the
company that the wire was down.
pony had been untitled and a positive
statement from their witnesses that
they had not been notified.~:—8tamford
Advocate.
~
--y"Gonornil debilitated for yearn
Had sick headaches looked ambition.
was "robot and all run-don. Bur
doe Blood Bitters niads are a well
Browser—Mrs. Chas. l‘rsitoy. lesson.
on
narrowl- soap mm . enam-
UNITED GROCERY.» COMPANY
Mr
2. rn3ss m
, Riverside avenue. in Wastport' and
sauntuck. the street
right of way for the Oompo boson trol-
ley cars is being rebuilt In a way that
. will be pleasing to all futon travelers
over that 11th. - .
Along with the instruments the
Connecticut Company is laying its
rails, ths‘nwheavy typo beintlnstall‘
‘ ea‘ln put. of the former old and 113m
night on.- The changes in the ruin
“stat of the cars is greatly apprecia‘
“tall by the measure. 3
,‘ 'i‘iio stereo or the improvements ls
" Milk snow mm on Gauge
tuskwsnmus “libs-sham!
he «nourish to the your road in We»
‘OORNERH WALL‘ AND HIGH 8T8.
There was no evidence that the com- 1
"elves the '
WWII!“
Hill Silii lil
To Darker the hair and Restore
Gray and Faded Iislr to Its
iistursl Color
it is outer to preserve the color of
the hair than to restore it, althouah it
Is possible to do both. Our grand-
mothers understood the secret. They
made a “sage tea," and their dark.
glossy hair long sitter middle life was
due to this fact. Our mothers have
gray hairs before they are fifty, but
they are beginning to appreciate the
wisdom of our grandmothers in using
"sage tea" for «their hair and are fast
following suit.
The present generation has «the ad-
vantage of the past in that It can get a
ready-tones preparation culled Wy~
eth‘s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy.
As a scalp tonic and color restorer this
prepaartlon is vastly superior to the
ordinary “sage tea" made by our
grandmothers. '
The growth and beauty of the hair
depends on a healthy condition of the
scalp. Wyoth's Sage and Sulphur, Hair
Remedy quickly kills the dandruff
germs which rob the hair of Its life.
color and lustre. makes the scalp clean
and healthy, gives the hair strength.
color and beauty and makes It grow.
Get a 50 cent bottle from your drug-
glst today. He will give your money
back If you are not satisfied after a
fair trial. Special agent. Stillsond‘ow
ell Corporation.
PIPE LINES ARE COMMON CAR-
RIERS.
‘ WASHINGTON, June li.—Jl‘he lu~
uterstate Commerce Commission yester-
day held that pipe use companies
transporting oil between the states
are common carriers. withathe obliga-
tions of such, and ordered thirteen of
ihe‘lnrnest oil pipe lines to file sched.
nice of rates «by Sept. 1, and to com-
ply with the provisions of the . inter-
state Common-tract.
8440.000 FOR BRIDGEPOR‘T WOMAN
‘CHICAGO. June li.—-—The will of
Miss Anne Eliza isham. 11 victim of
the Titanic disaster. was tiled for pro-
bate here Wednesday. The estate.
valued at “10.000 is bequeathed to
her sister, Mrs. Frances 1lshum Shel.
ion. or Bridgeport. Conn.
Refrigerators
”$5250“
to $25
r. 2 A. mToHELL
‘ Furniture Store
NORWALK. CONN.
e—n-s-I- 1
Norwalk Branch Office of
The Evenins Sentine
j .
We Make
and hot. Order your gas route 1
today. An order placed new”
means prorhpt attention. We can;
. notprosnise 1121;31:0onqu
if you delay in ordering. Order
now. A phone call or a postal
swimming our representative.
United Electric
@1112 E. iii. iilraffflnmpsny.
No Charge
Brim Advertisements
@1112 E. iii. limit (tampon
Eliahiiahrii 185?.
bl‘lfilcouri ‘Artvernsen .
A BEDROOM SUIT OF IVORY ENAMEL
FOR THE GUEST ROOM.
Ivory Enamel! This Suite of exceedingly dainty
finish is in one of our large Main St. windows, and it
makes one think of Little T riauon, or some equally
lovely place plannctl for a princess. The color is exactly
- s - \ I
imry, a warm creamy tint. and the various pieces are
. . , I
of clussrc lines and very plcasmg.
l’anels of French cane arc in the shield-backs of
the chairs, modern Sheraton, and also in the head 211111
foot of the bed.
The Suite comprises:
‘ Dresser $33450
‘Cliiiiunicr $31.25
Dressing Table $30.50
Dressing Chair $8150
Sitlc Chair $8.50
Rin‘kt‘l‘ $935
lwm Bulls. $29.50 . $59.00
w ‘ $180.50
If full size Bed is desired in place of Twin Beds. the
who would llt‘ $151 00 C0illplth. ‘ {-
lur intormation. lumiturc Rooms, sccuml floor.
REFRIGERATORS.
Three Leading Makes that are above critcism.
The McKee. with cases of oak or ash. made with
fCIllllilCil corners, and removable ice racks. wil'c_sliclvcs
and drip pipes: ‘
Opalite lined,
Porcelain enamel lined
Galvanized Steel lined, $7.50 up
The White Mountain, with oak cases, made with
double "dovetail" corners. making a solid air-tight con-
struction. All parts removable for cleaning:
from $27.00 up
$19.50 up
With Stone-white linings,
White enamel, baked on,
Galvanized steel
$32.00 and: up
$24.00 and up
$24.00 and up
The Success an all— steel Refrigerator with no “null
used in the construction. lxcmovable icc racks of lunvy
steel, white enamel wirc shclrmc A. perfectly sani-
tarv case and no part thereof “ill shrink or warp. Sm-
cral sizes and stys,lc
' $21.50 and up.
The Dress Department invites an insp‘cction‘oi' the
inmtcusc lines of Ready to Wear House lh'cssss, of per~
lc;1lc.chambra_\. madras and |.1\\11..\'cn1 designs that
are uashahlc and durable.
Sr 00, $1. 25, Sr. 50 and $2.00.
White Lawn Dresses for women and misses, $2.50
and up. Second floor.’
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/vr/~,uss/.e,a a calm a. at .— a. a, a. a ant/u
it?
It
‘ ‘i‘fi.\‘\“~“ 1.
.Hsvrflnlryd2- at?
Annual Sale.
DECORATIVE
; LINENS
Ali'ords an excellent opportunity to secure choice
gifts for the summer bride.
‘4' Extra good values in a splendid assortment ,oi;
' ll Renaissance and Real Cluny Lace Scarfs and Doy-
for COMBCtlflg 2 ’3‘ lies. Damask Table Sets, Tea Cloths, Tray
1 ' gr . . 2 2 - . .
Gas. Ranges ‘ :: Cloths, Napkins and Towels are oifered this week.
Toinsure prompt attention on- :: The . No E0 ~- RYAN CO-
dm mu“ be pm“: “,1,” Don't “2 st Wasmuo'rou s'r., - sourH NORWALK
wait until the weather get! I i H -1- - - .."..-.-.-.-.-..2-.._-.-1‘.-‘ -
“It ‘is Well to advertise in The
Sentinel when your business is. V1
ant1~+ to stimulate its growth.
It is also well to advertise in)
The Sentinel when your business .‘y
is brisk» to maintain success.
Norwalk Chronicler