'l
'l
.. door,
I,\\'ith One. for Whitman, making
four.
'lhat's the way to thc gover-
nor's room;
For it's quite well known that a
mushroom boom
Flouridles best in the quiet"
I
. a
.-t,.:_
I m .
Buttered lasts.
t‘arohlly wait the beet root, taking
I“ C. Id 06 N the slab or
roots. (ht through the sinks of the
Issues and wash the crown of the boot
well. but do not slice of! the top of
the "be-A with the stalks. as the
lllchiestfireakbt the skin 'of the best
caves loss of color and flavor. Put
them into plenty of boiling water,
adding a tablespminful of vinegar to
the water. Boil aantllly until tender.
This will taken not less than two hours
and mayztako as ions ulnar, scoordi
lumthsalssandageofthobset.»
Tot by piercing with a fine strut.
When done. take up, drain, slice and
puton thetopaploooofbnmrto
_nelt. ‘1
L Moral ~Dssasn Mu.
These In not flatter than paasovor
oaksa. Ind very "short.” One. half
bound (1 lour. one ounce of butter.
(our yolks of eggs/only two whites
Ill: the-above intovs still pasts; roll
out very thin’ and cut into round
Webedtopoftoacup,wltb0
“wavy alas pastry cutter. Bake in
’alow, srsa. The biscuits should be
quits thin. bitstsrod all over but. not”
and not prloltod. The blll
rs ore tho same color as- ths 0ft
putts. not nutter. 'I‘hose ‘ars only
whoa quits harsh from the oven
If Coll Chocolate Pudding.
l' 1Float. one and threoiounhs'cups of
think is a double boiler, add one
alt cup of sugar and Mourth of a
. or (Iorfla‘lil’ch diluted with one-
ourth of a cup of cold milk. Stir con-
"tanlly over the tire until the rnlxturts
thickens and the chocolate is dis-
llolvod. then cover and cook for ilt-
than in ates, sun-tag occasionally.
Add one-halt teaspoon or vanilla-oa-
If?" of unsweemned chocolate, one- ,
‘t
V :(W. ll‘.
Soft and low. soft and low,
.Up to the governor' 5 room they
3°-
( limhmg the stairs on rubber-
. ichd tect,‘ I
{juigg and flay ward and
Speaker Sweet;
ILA key to each for the
'I‘ he vogue-I~ of the scrmt door-was
n1. .
'l‘hey blocked it up and met the
crowd
In an open way ~wltiic they
‘ talked out loud;
No spiral staircase served their
ends
,Or the devious stepsof political
friends.
.But alastptahlicity soon would .
doom
The Shit Advance. of- iltc 'mushi
: monahoom -
That's hiddemawsy 1n .the inovI-I.
ernor's room. -
‘chiclten. an onion boiled with it;
C, in Nov. Yuri. \Voiltll
_.. . l
lThe veins of the world
Back to the days of Hughes and. ., -1 -
Hill ‘
tract and turn into a wet mold. (‘hill
and serve with cream.
Grandmstlter‘s White Soup.
Two quarts stock of veal. lamb 0
one
,quart milk and cream. mixed; 3 pinch
‘ l
l
Gill llh till” 0 i
lllE All ill iliSSllh
; There is no doubt about: it that if
EN
pink bzouse had a white tie dotted
in a ll‘renchy blue. These waists
Wt re really cheap at 03.
In the same department was seem
an unusually smart tailored blouso'
at 03.85.11 was made l' Death (‘01-
ored (rape de Chine with a scallop-
ot mace, yolks of two out: a littleinou know where and whtn to shop
ed front, his new pIurl buttons and
w ' h or a" m m“ I" am 1"" m "m“ M "k" W" “m " tailored buttonholert. This same mod Wk“ “' u" “‘9' "Nth *8 Imam
a little macaroni till tender put it 1|le
the tureen just before sorting.
Chicken Basket.
"about your own price. Tho woman
i who waits for the It. to buy lads
all prices greatly reduced. She knows
lthat she must buy white goods in
el tould also be obtained in iieali
color or old rose.
intuit iiiiis r:
6.1131 ofluctical ,
All my”) "low flame Drefrfldlfing
New Handkerehlsl Holds Powder litufll
The latest handkerchief continua aI
to hold a powder pail To make then.
select a linen or silk the same qual
.ity as the handkerchief itself and cut
it square measuring three lnlllflh on
“nine a ring of mashed potatoes, fill January and August furniture in Feb. It will y... much .00 mm for ion a side. Cut a circle alarm an inch and
the center with creamed chicken;
‘nrinltle browned bread crumbs on
top.
DEAN CASE 6068 OVER.
{Further continuance was made Sal ‘
uniay in the case against Robert
Dean, manager of the Atlantic hotel,
Bridgeport, charged with a violation
of thtI state liquor laws. When the
case which is now one of the' chief
topics of discussion in the city be-
cause of the peculiar legal phases in-I
rolt'ed, was brought befione Judge F.
A. Bartlett in the City court Seturduy
a request was continuance until Feb
ruary 23, was granted.
Dean was arrested Monday night in
ii raid made by the polié which had
been carsluliy planned by depart-
atsatcoraatlsslonors and other blah
oflolab. Folios claim tltsro was no if
nous to sail Hm. in ”10 cabaret ll
tbs hotel wlills Dean clalats so was
acting within the lAw. 'l‘ho cabaret is
now closed pending the decision in the
case.
__.—__....—
WORTH THE W. .
“Well, Dinah. Il hear you are' mar-
riod.”
‘Yatntumf' said the former cook," "l
is done got no a man, now."
”Is he a good provider?“
Yassuni. He's a mighty good per
rider. but has powerful skoerod he's
git-ins tar git kotrhed at lt."-—Blrm-
lnlhnm are Herald.
o~o<9
OFF CHATHAM BA S.
Light, and the cry of the wild
dove flying
Over the pathless sunset home,
Out of the mist of sighiog waters
into the silent (lying foam.
.Nightfall slowly hushing. to still-
secret
ness,
Murmur of shingle
down.
Throbbing pulse of the passion-
ate spirit
Brooding over the sleeping tomi
slipping
are
flooding inward,
ruury: in fact she keeps track of all
the salt times and instead of paying
double for linens in June or October
1«he waits until the sale. period arrives
and then buy-s enough to carry her
over to the nest sale.
If you need anything at all in the
‘furniture line buy now. 00 to that
llg, old shop known for its reliable
wares and look over their stock. It
any of your chairs or tables show
signs or wear you had better replace
them now, for they may not last un-
til next salt-
i
A big filth avenue shop is‘offorlng
the sprint French lingerie at a ten
per cent. discount. This exquisite
lingerie is all of the finest nalnsoolt.
and every piece is handmade Iand
beautifully hand ombroidorod. Con-
alder-ins the usual prices asked for
hand-roads, hand embroidered Unsor-
le this sale offers about“ Will!-
Mott; Nightgosns are priced from
#3 2n to 07. 50, eriwlopo cbonisoa
tiorn 31.7.6 to 05, combinations from
3"75 in il 75 drawers from 05 coats
to $2. 5. and must morn from 00
with It) $2.25 '
Show adorablehandkerchief linen
liltilht‘.‘ \l‘l'it' MW“ MODIFY in I OWN"
‘l‘hcy are sum to please
town shop
the girl \lllil fastidious taste. Those-w
blooms in particular had ties with‘
polka (loin, stnnotlmoa in «aura-tin;
For instance, ,a
t olors. charming
Iinrth llanit- curls iii the run-
"in" ‘flood,
Aml flt's'h. an island in chart-
Iess oceans,
Scourgctl by the
flying scud.
hull of the
Flowers in stars of adulation.
(haunting loud to the singing
tide,
Wind and moon and
obeying, -
llritlt-nroom flaming unto the
Bride.
Edward J. O'Brien in Boston
Transcript.
water:
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——-—.
'Does your husband ballots in
prohibition"
"About the same as hs does is
ghosts. He admits that. there might
be such it thing. itnd the nitration of
it some hlin dreadfully.-"—-Washlnx.'
ton Star.
lfTufll' merchant" for a day or two}
to
, I——and 8m thst 000d 001MB. Ml ll‘
through Sentinel advertislnb—iusl all
.othsr merchants sell thing I
l
l
IOPTIClAN All!)
- OPTOt'... " .‘Rl0‘l’
55 Waahlnp .on It.
. A
, women.
‘expoctedly ontsr nlll'iaeryland
'uaw YORK ro scorn sonwaut _
_ssnx $001.71”! 3:10;. 11:15:.
10:10. Will. 11:51:. ,
' 41"} .
shoes for seteral months yet But
it looks so odd to see an uttrsttite
woman all dressed up in her new
spring hat and with her feel shod
in the worn shoes she lllln been wear
in: all winter. .Shoe. are so then]:
now that it rally pays the stiiitt-t
woman to buy a new pair of high
one. She will hate ltl least two
months“ wear out of them before she
must buy low ones, and nlll’ trill have
the satisfaction of knowma her feet;
are its smartly dressed it. her head,
downtown shop. often 06 allot-rt
for 00.00.
~
Elegance has superseded tht- situ-
plielty of the last several seasons,
and the chief herald of the return
of tits luxurious in dress is the no-
trieh alums. so strangely and unea~
psetodly barred by the world's great-
!“ deduct-I of clothes for 9000
thus past. Ostrich, “uncles." ,tlls
sad. plumes an all in order. True.
the plumes ans not all of mammoth
proportions. nor are willow plums
to be worn by really fashionable
unless willows should un-
later
in the mason; but. ostrich plumage
has come to stay.‘ in some few in-
stances Ostrich handing lll being used
whorder evening dresses and wraps.
l
—-Housowivns watch sentinel WantI
Ads when the used of a now "help“ i
clilcllfl
II’IA ’0?!-
Hi: Jim with tutor an... “int": i
$m:,\hfdu ”AND? ”..M l
Maw-ulnar“
O
l 0' I IV “$63K“ mm
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N. Y., N. H. at kill.
Timetable
”UTNI NORWALK To HIV! YORK.
Alz—l an. 5: 42:. 9: 09, s: 571.1
7:1“ 7:00. 5210!. 8'. 211. 5 598. 0: 23!
0:00. 10:00: 10:53x, 11:51.
P. I.—l:188. 1:27;. 5:03;.
i: 311. 5: 101.5 :45. 6:0“. 5:47,
1:058. 0““. ~
3: :9 ,
r: or:
luodays.
a his-12‘: 2.3:, . sun. my
1-0: 31:. 11:511..
rats-.1301. 9:441. swan-.1101:
s: is. t: 02!. 0417:. 7 on. 7571.901: '
to: to.
A. 10.14011. 0:”, 01:00pm...
:51'. 0 .151, 10: 03!. 10:00.10:5h.
P. I.—10:0h. 1.00, 0:001. 0:".
am. 3:54, 0:23, 5:11;. 5:20. 0:3:-
Gzllllx. 5:00. 0:10;. 0:31. 11:15:
11:001. '
0untlsya
A ,l.—0:00. 0:00; 0200,1030:
10' m .
P is.:—11 10. 1 08!. 5:501. 0'03.
12 Mr
IOUTH.-NOIWALK TO NEW HAVEN
. A. I.—l0..00x. irlsx. 0-00. 1:15
0:15; 10:10:. 11:10:. 41:51:.
IP. 1—1700. 3:16x. 4:28. 5:10.030.-
0251. film. 0:35.113:
A. l—nzflx. . 1:10;. 1:40. 0:103.
P l—s:ssx.~0:sas. 0:01;. 0:“.
rumors-.0200; - .
snort-t mass mull-owl
\ Warm-mass.
“—400 01011. u-r-ztrtts
v.- My...
’A. fl.“ I II' “
11—0151?” I _ _- :
e .'
-._..
n s
w ‘ .-
mam datum: doom
‘3‘"4~.""I 0,1010“
.. 0r 0"?!“ " ~
”up. .IM,I-.‘ “a
. handkerchiefs,
'lnltlals or flower baskets done
31:,
a half in diameter in the center or
the square The circle tan be turned
under and neatly hemmed or feather-
stltohed in the same manner in
Iwhlch the square is applied to the
handkerchief. If you make your own
handkerchief it is easier to have theE
stittare exactly the quality of thei
then you can hem-
atiit-h, picot, reallop or lure the edges
to suit )ourself.
Crochet Baal-st. loi-
Candles.
“-lln) linen troehet baakets in which
to serve salted nuts or bonbons at
table are now decorated with colored
in
cross stitch work. The worlt is put
on At the sides where a solid onl or
square is crocheted tor the purpose.
Tlny Linen
' The bit oi color makes the baskets
look lllta little Dresden china ones,
after they are atarchod and done up
freshly.
”tar ln tbs Icebox.
For a small ioebos whore iipaee is
precious. put buttor in a small enamel
led ware dish, closely now-rod. This
will ho found as impervious to odor
as the. much heavier traditional but-1
'ter crock of earthenware.w1ll occupy
much less room and cannot be tippedI
oVer its mslly l
Holes in walls run he stopped Wllll‘
plaster-of parts. but mix this with“
vinegar instead of with water. or it
will harden so quickly that it sillI
betlltllt-ttlt to manipulate.
__—
A bedtime set lneludw- a fragrant
pillow tpretsrnbly of pine needles!
and tut electric capdle or flashliaht.
.— .. __-..- w.- .
l
l.
'rLAfl,
, moeeo. 'TWILL as
home are
tit
beautiful wall -paper~pnper that.
tefrsshso the home. makes it
A HAPPY NEW
if tho-walls ul .u an
Mudw- wllh t'oyci‘lugs
'CWU ‘and inviting. .uappily
we are fun position to otter you
mraaoentlonale papers at as:
trsnely low prices. Won't you let i
as showrthamt ~ ‘.
The. Godiam Co
to First or. East: Not-watt:
- Tel. 460
—Honss;ri_;aa watch Sentinel-Vant
Ada when the need of a now "hslp"
looms up.
F. S. LYtiN
Good Job Printing
m- ‘M M. Wong. BIsIs‘I- Fuses
00 INOR‘I’H MAIN OTIIII'I’I
I "DIWALI IRON..- U‘
(errant
Prlpard Erperially For 7771': Nrwrpaper
by Pictorial Review
For the Debutante.
.»' I
Topped with a smart littlo Jumper of
sell-ant. thh debutantds frock in toss
pink cbllon told. is ml? M!
it is trimmed with anbmldery.
This charming costume is fashioned
ofross pinlt chiffon taffeta and has a
Movable jumper extending below the
waishlino and gathered to form 11 nar-
row poplurn. Ruffle. of self-material
and W trian- tho front. which
mulroa his yarb aarlncb material.
his construction is a little more
dillcult proce- than is usually an—
Plctorial Min-w Costume No. 0505.
ll.
Wrath-r! No. 12195.
Still]?
SECURITY
Transfer in yellow.
What Are Your Assets?
The scientific conduct of buslnsss and psrlsnal slain today~slassss
tbs methods employ“ vIsry Mostly
Avoid The liability
or not havlni a' checking aossount. We invite accounts whchlt ars'I‘
.lvsn ancient slid courteous a tsntlsn.
,Fairlteld County National Bank
"ll OLDI" IANK IN NORWALK
countered by the Louie. dressmalwr, n:
that it is nt'tiessary to follow the mi:
strut-lion guidt- carefully. Beginning
with tln- waist. tin-t time under-arm
and shoulder seutns as notched. item
the bark and anther upper and lower
edues, leuvina about 2 inches at the
upper edge for a heading. Adjust stay
to waitio" and lit-in; bark edge U.
center-hath
Close seams of sleeves and alerts
may as mitt-lied. Gather upper arm
lower edges between doubla “1"!“ per-
flirtatious, lll'll" gathers at lower edge
to the require-d size and stitch tam
underneath. flew to lower edge of
sleeve. rap, notches and seams even.
drtiwinx anthers to fit. flew in arm
htiln an imit-lu-d, small "o" perforation
.t shoulder seam, easing any (illness.
Neat, close but setun of shirt from
large "0" perforation to lower edge.
finish edges shots for a plat‘ltet. Oath»
er upper edge between double "'l‘T"
perforations. Turn undoi- lower edge
on smoll "o" perforations for a hem
Adjust to position, stitching uppm
edge of skirt along the upper row or
gathers in waist, center-fronts and
center—backs even. small "o" [)0an
tlon at under-arm seam.
Close under-arm and shoulder sum-
of Jumper as notched. Hem the front at
notches. Gather on t‘rosallns 0! small
"0" perforations and 2 inches above
Adjust stay having large “0" pertora
tion under gathers, center-barks anti
front edges even. large “0" twrforo
n at under-arm seam. Arrange I :-
wralsl, Center-lunch: 9"t'll :iiitl {utl‘ll
the front etltn: “llll hot-its atitl oyta
For belt. use rilitmn or .t straight strip
of material.
The ethics of the tit-vii and :ii'mliolo
may be plpt-tl with narrow satin mm
if desired.
Bison m is mid to yeaix. Price, ti.
including 4i YD'NIIS, l0 vent). ,
.._‘_—~—-h —— ‘
__nwnsisp SAMPLE
115121.92
B DINO
TAKE tLtVAYOR —- uv ONE r—ttoitr
-c.
3 BUY
. Hazelton
Coal
.a ”dot-s
,. *ar
ex.
DODGE BROS.
DIATF 1“?le ER Y.
RE‘O Four and!
RUNABOUTS AND TOURING CARS FOR INHIB-
MOI OR CARS
-ix (Iltli'f‘det CARS
WMILE
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