' AND CHATS
ladies’ Shirl
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OPP. IIOYI‘S THEATRE
1.
UH’I'ERIZNT FRIIM ALL THE REST —— SUITS TIIAT WILL SIMPLY
From $10 98 to $35.00.
. WE WON’T T111111 AiltlUT THEM——
JUST YOU CUME AND SEE 111E115“.
From $10.93 to $25110.
JacobyS
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DRESSES
98¢ 10- $25
- SUGGESIIONS
.. — . mick Graham Bread.
Sift together two
out, one cup of white flour. one third
m of sugar, one teaspoon of salt and
o tesspoonfuls of baking powder.
with a little less than two cups
. and lost pan and ‘1’111-1 in a mod-
0 oven three fourths of an hour.
1 v1.ttup 0! d1: es or 11 1t.. 111111 be
dell to this bread with 111.1 client 11
- ,Tts.
Molasses Cookies.
One cup molasses, one cup sugar.
6 heaping teaspoon each of ginger
d cinnamon, three eggs, three cups
1' floor, one half cup of boiling wa-
l'r. ,tJPo levcl teaspoons of soda, lot
over night. In the morning place
' t out, sprinkle with sugar and bake.
‘ Ginger Cake.
One cup of molasses, one half cup
sugar. one egg. two thirds of a cup
' sweet milk, one half cup of short—
ning. one even teaspoonl‘ul each of
11a, baking powder, ginger, and citi-
11 on; one and one half clips of flottl'.
1! one fourth teaspoonl’ul of salt.
‘ Potato Muffins.
- BU! and 111111111 lhrec potatoes, Sca-
.1 well with still, butter and popper,
.dtwo well-beaten eggs, halt a cup
milk, a teaspoon of baking powder,
11 flour enough to make a batter
,1 will drop from a spoon. Bake on
ell-greased griddle
Cereal Soup.
111 a cup and a half of cold boiled
y with three cups of water ten
4‘ es. 'Add a tablespoon of minced
1’11 .three cups of milk and boil five
' tesfionger.
Celery Salad
t the celery in small pieces. add
spoons of salad oil three table-
of vinegar :1 little dry
salt and peppez.
Hill 0000 (300100
cups of promo“
sweet milk and beat. well. Pour in.
as half cup lard, one half cup butter. '
,1- board with enough flour to roll. ‘
sweet red pepper cut in strips and I
‘ over a dressing made from four,
Hills. -
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till 1111 01 111131111
Allover Designoin Crepe. 1
The allover trailing design of line
pointed leaf and line in one-color
;ct‘rects distinguishes many of the new
printed crcpcs. 'l‘hcse are cxactly
likp the calico designs which usually
decorate that material of humble stu-
tion with the colors repeating the
, sonic rangc as is used for cuiico. (hie
5111s delicate shades of buff. blue.
pink and gicen; to say nothing of the
black and white designs.
in silks, despite the taffeta \'t)_L’llt‘,
the smart fabric
lIt' Clllllt‘.
will be prinlcd crepe
in every (“1131: the material
is white or cream printed with a 1111'
i.1lion 11f colorings which duplicate
the designs of 11111 old block pttltcrm
which distinguish old English, Ilcl
gian- and French chiutz designs.
Stockings in Boot Effects.
Stockings are more fanciful than
ctcr. 11 particularly effective pair. be
llltI, cn1l1roidcred in boot clTect. These
are of pale bloc and are otiilii‘oitlm'od
111 military hoot effect in gold corded
silk floss, with embroidered button.
holes and tiny iil‘nss buttons. .\ silk
tassel dangles over the instep. For
the golfing girl there is shown a pair
blue and white woolen plaid 1;:
-v.l_'cr.l.; of 1 hit“
and lift
;',f., '11-1‘2‘ ..
buckskin with rubber soles
heels.
A tremendous vogue is prcdictcd for
111115111 plnid stockings as they lll'o dc-
cidedly new as well its chic and at-
tractive.
Notes and Notions.
iiiack lace overdress over
talieta are very charming.
Suits of white gabardinc and serge
ale among the displays for southern
black
IMPORIANI IHINGS
och- 1
climes. White braid and buttons are;
used for trimmings.
New goures are coming with
pleated bodices and skirts.
Try on ad. in The Sentinel—Nor
.1 walk‘s leading home paper.
‘ cleaned.
{uu‘frnit can and the top not on tightly:
All 8H0lllll KNOW
The good housekecpcr should so
over hcr supplies 111cry day. 111' this
nit-ans sltc can atoid lo1wl spoiling.
If the knob has come off the ltcttlc
put it screw through it.
push the scrcw through the lid of tho
cutl.
take a cork.
ltettlo and scrctv a burr on the
You will 1111111 11 11111111 lilitl
,-onu- off or get hotmlnillas Ncws.
will not
Good Fruit First Requisite.
Whether cunning for home use or
for tnarkct. the first rcquisitc is it good
jar or can. In cunning for homc 1151'
the glass jars arc nndottbtcdly the
most ccontunlt'al. Aside from hcinsr
lcss attractive. the tin cans will last
only one year, while with good treat-
llll‘lll 11111 class jars will last nltnost
indefinitely. in canning for market
tin cans are usually more suttuhlc
than glass Jars. Glass is more expen-
sivc and will not 11111111 thc haudlin:
necessary in trunspot'tuthni. itmvcrnr,
mutiy prefer to httvc their to
tnutous cnnncd in gloss and will be
willing to pay :1 lit-tlcr price for tll'nn
pcoplc
Fer Polishing Nickel.
I have. discovered it good way to
keep nickel ornaments on stoves and
various articlcs bright. writes 11 con.
tributor to thc l’hilndclphin North
.-\1ncric;1n, Mix together cqual parts
ammonia and whiting: ltcep this
well corked in 11 bottle, and apply to
the nickel with 11 cloth. .1\ very little
of this gitcs 11 line lustcl'.
of
silver Kept Bright.
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EVERY POLICEMAN
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standing 011114111 Lillltl titf
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know they are econozmcul.
A thoughtfully
tough tap and 1111111118111 upper is one of the
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in .11 the g1ou:. .1 up.
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These 11155ch are i:‘.;\nt,l31lurtd by 1110 Heston Kub-
her Shoo
Conzoany, Msldcn. Muss.
THE HUB-MARK IS YOUR VALUE-MARK
' FOR SALE BY
M. H. GLOIIER
LIEUTENANT WITH $3, 400 IS
MISSING FROM FORT WRIGHT‘
1pupe1‘?"
NEW LONDON, (‘onn..
William 11. Weggemsnn,
tenant of the Twelfth Company, i‘1nit-
ed State (‘oast Trtiliery, is missing
from Port Wright. Fishers island. uu-l
it is feared that he may have met with
Fe II.
":3 "r
foul play as he is believed to hnvc had,
in his possession $3.400 belonging to
the Post Exchange.
it was not until today lllttl it was
made known that he was missing de-
spite the fact that he has been record-
ed as absent without louvo since Feb,
18.
On Feb. ll Weggeniann sccurcd '1
four days‘ lcavc of absencc. but where
he went is not known by anyone at
tile post, Neither is it known whether
or not 111- has connnunicatcd with his
bride of less than at year or any of his
relatives or friends. _
As custodian of thc l'ost I‘Ihl‘litillxt‘
tund lhelicutenaut had 11111 53,4111 in
his care at the time he sctnrcd leave
of absence. Whothcr he carried it
away with him or not is not disclom-d
by the post olilcers.
it has been suggested that thc funds
may be deposited in a local bank 11nd
that he was taken ill after It'ill'lllK tlic
post and is in some hospital either 111
this state or New York or lleluwure,
his native state.
\Veggemann is a graduate of 11111111
ware college. He married Miss \‘ir-
glnia lnt’orge. daughter of 11‘. Inferno.
a civil engincer -who has been station
cd at Fort Wright l‘oi the past
years.
While no general police alarm has
been sent out for the missing man. thc
federal authorities are making 11 search
for him.
Student i hear your tit-positors 111'“
filling ol'f
(‘11sl1icr -» Yes; thcy
t11‘ttince.-- Ynlc l’ucord.
(‘illll I\ 141.1
second lieu!
A PRECAUTION
"What ate you cutting out of the
"An item about a t‘alii’ornia
securing a divorce because, his
went through his pockets."
"What are you going to do With it 1’"
"Put it in my pocket.”~~Everybodys
Magazine.
luau
wife
PLEASA NT 1101131
LOCKWOOD'S HALL
PARAMOUNT FEATURES
TUE'soAv AND FRIDAY "
once ONLY TODAer
Edward Alleles
Succcssful leading man of "The Mal.-
iug ol' llobhy iiurnit," "Iicudy .\loney‘
anti other big attractions in live-part
inisky-i’araii1onnt.
“Alter Five”
MONDAY:
Four-part itionrnph
tion.
“Judith oi Btihttlia”
NEXT TUESDAY:
It‘ll,
fcnt urc at t ruc-
| The reliable favorite. Mary Pickford.
, in
'J l" “Mistress Nell”
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Get YOut New Suit
NOW.
While the Great Clothing Sale is
Blue Serge Suits
Allwool 88.75
$12.50 Suits now
$8.50
$15.00 Suits now
$9.50
818 21110820 Adler-
Rochesler make
now $12.50
Special on Shoes
$1.98
$2. 50 Value
Keith’s iionquror
Shoes $2.98
$4.50 and $3.50 Value
LOUIS AVRICK
P. 0. Block
~V1K‘14x
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South Norwalk, Conn'
A SMILE SOON VANISHES
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.1~ 111111 for 11 small charge.
DR. J. H. MALLERY
iti so. .‘lnin St. Ilours: it :1. m. to it p. 111. Sunday In itppointnicnt
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$1000 11 YEAR.
Some of our graduates are earning twice as much.
Merrill College
Port Chester.
South Nor-walk. Stamford.
STAMFORD THEATRE
1Emilv Wakeman Hartley, Mgr.
it may he of interest to those who ,
have a largo-quantity of silver to take
care of, 19 know that after
knives. fot’ks and spoons have been
if they are put into :1 glass
so the air will be excluded, the silver
I will not tarnish as long as the can is
kept closed. By doing this. much time
will be saved. also much hard work.‘
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”New 1101-11 city, tiled in New York to-'
day (or probate. provides that John ‘. .1
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,esch receive 81.,000 the income troml
lwhloh until they become of age, is 101
. . The Funniest Comedy liver filled and other Bis Features
“PRICES
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LUHBAGU PAIN AWAY
Rub Backache Away With Small Trial
Bottle of Old “St. Jacob’s Oil." .
When your back is sore and lame
or lumbago. 'sciatica or rheumatism
has you stiffened up, don’t suffer! Get
a small trial bottle of old. l101fest “St.
Jacobs Oil” at any drug store, pour a
. little in your hand and rub it right
on your aching back, and by the time
you count fifty the soreness and lame-
ness is gone.
Don't stay crippled! This soothing.
penetrating oil needs to be used only
,once. It takes the pain right out and‘i
ends the misery It is magical, yet
absolutely haimless and doesn't burn
the skin
Nothing else stops lumbago. sciatica.
backache or rheumatism so promptly..-
It never disappoints!
HEIRS IN BRANCHVILLE.
The will of Charles E. Emmons. or
land Charles 1".Emmons. of Branch-
ville. grandsons of the deceased. shall
lac-tiled for their education and sup-,
port. The 111111 of the estate 1. 1.11 to'
[the widow. Hm ll. Emmons, who is
named as «centrist
silvei 1
MATINEE 2:15
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Phonessoo
Saturday, February 27111.
- The Messrs
EVENING 8:15
. Shubert; Present
THE DISTINGUISHED FRENCH ACTOR
LOU--TELLEGEN
Late Leading Man With SARAH BERNHABDT
in His Greatest Success
“Taking Chances”
A Comedy In Three Acts
The Dramatic Event Of'ihe Season
POPULAR PRICES
Matinee $1.00 to 250 .
Evening $1.50 to 250
Reservations By Phone or Mail Order
SEATS HELD UNTIL 8:15
COMMING
Tuesday, March 2nd. ——Ma.tlnee 2 .15-—Evening at 8:00
The World’s Greatest Commedlans—(IIIARLES CRAPIJN, MARIE “£8sz and MARI-II. NORMAN!) In
I “TILLIE’S PUNCTURED ROMANCE”
Orchestra 2513
Balcony 150
Norwalk Chronicler