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f g;
THE scum NORWALK EVENING ”SENTINE‘L
.\ ‘ A‘SLApCI L‘ n :un.
good sort of a
piare.
mkmg it All together:
. )2: spite of the griei and sorrow W.
I’ meet,
.5 In 5,..e of the gioomy weather.
There are fr .us to love. and hope-
' to theer
»' And plenty of vompensatlon
Fur e1 cry ache. or [hr-SE who make
The best of the sin: ilun. l
l
- .
FORE WAYS WITH DRIED FRUITS. f
. .
“'hen you have a cupf‘ul or loss of:
,htmp stewed prunes. you have the
. ' beginning of 3
hith tnsty stilnd.
Prune and Fe.
can Salad—Drain
ilw fruit and cut
in vim-(>9 length-
wise and mix
with Olltklllllll'lfil‘
Of a r‘npt‘ul pvrim
faults out in . SillIIll pievox. Mix one
Eiird of a (mini olive oil w? h
13:?99 tablespnont‘uk of Ii‘lli'ill juice.
haehnlf trzzqmnnl‘izl of salt. and :l l'mv
Bushes of pninzim 21ml Ciljflfllilc. TOW
fie nuts and prunes hm. rise iii-mung
o f
and odd om~-l::.§:‘ mnqnmzziul or lmw-
é-“r'vd sugar. 5.»er in menu of
knot-e with You»? \‘l. If :i hart“ lslzit~
in“ is lliml they :' r ‘1'“ 1‘33“” ”’""”*d
11.9 fowl for :l :iil‘lii‘ll.
Parisian San
rupl'nl of pro: -,»
re»
. ‘nvoi- lll;lll.. drain.
)s‘nvv the stu;..« :lllll pm Illi'miull a
1mm r nmmr Nth “no vupl‘ul t'zll'll of
'6:an 2.2.rl 1i:~. _'\II|I runugii “mug;
:0 that will >11!"va
join) to nmke :l lEi‘
hail}: Buttm' lmsu or whole wheat
lirvnd anal span-mi with tin" fillin“. ‘l’hi:
trill lil‘r'll gum.» flow in :l (“mu-red jar
and is good for "illit‘ filling.
Stuffed Prunes. — \Vnsh onehnlf
Fauna of large llriznm‘. cover with i-uld
fszner and l" minutes.
17min and 91mm until I-‘llilt‘l‘: remove
if!) pits‘ l'lll‘e'. from the prunes by
7:: slit in envli, {Lou :wt “$26.0 in (‘lLllL
Slash one (“room «21mm.- with one-half
fiezspooriful *(lll. unenfnm'th an<
spoonful of luzprilr-i and enough lllll_\’-
unwise to nu-ifieu. Fill the
~31le the mixture and Sl‘i'VG
with rirm'kers. 115:» in a lied of
It‘fi‘lh'P :iizil sern- :n‘ u salad.
Prune Pies—Hnlm u pax‘tr}: <holl. and
in?“ it pour l~lli‘ awful of stewed
S: l" '1‘
lilIO‘I‘
hf
('lll‘1‘~t‘
Ul‘ Sll‘
'pvxmes with Fivill" nt' ilu- juir-e. Spl'lllklt.‘
thickly with chopped rev-Tina add Hil-
nti‘ler layer of prunes and more until
(Fewer with a meringue and link» nut?!
and
”own or rover with stewed
fivored wliimwl wwmn.
_ 765i
’3 KITCHEN-
' CPRElNET
ffipfi'right. 18-2, r51 Newssnaper rainy}.
‘T‘ith hand «:1 ti. (and that.
in the “
Dresg the
Turn in the
spilie
be duly
:9 won
I
SOME SPECIALS IN GOOD THINGS.
‘-'»li§:'ll
322 ll”,-
\‘ 52:3 119 lire»
l-ut
V‘lwi'lull)’ gum} :l[
is
S a | a d.—
rupl‘nl of
\vuleruver
pound of
drain .dry
rut in (‘Ifililllfi
the
cupl'ul
A m<ty
pared any
may
,vvzir,
[ii i s
Frult
l‘i
Sr‘fl 5| HI
M
lll
(r
r.
a
-
ill i
rz-luuving
stones. , Add in the «lanes one
B! finely ('Ul}é‘il_ good flavored apple;
ism slices of mint-0d pitwupple.
apple and plan may. he cut in strips
if preferred, wrinkle with salt
celery. Let stand an hour tlwn serve
with 1112130111me and whipped (-l‘vum.
filflg a Cllpflil Hf (fi‘t‘ulzl to two table-z
spoonfuls of :2;:x.\'onil:zise. Serve in
apple cups on lettuce.
Kumquat Salad. — “'nsh
kcmquats and cut cros- wise in thin
filings. Mix with one cupful of white2
{$32595
one orange divided into Sections and
lichen into halves. Milken dressing
r-i two tablesptmnfuls of grape fruit
juice. one :iliiespoonful of
a dash of cayenne and salt to taste.
Arrange on letuue and serve very
(aid with the dressing poured. over It. '
Raisin Holy Poly.—Raisins are one
«our most wl‘ ilesome fruits as they
furnish assinfiizilfie iron in a most
desirable form. Take one cupful each
of chopped raisins and apple. Pre—
pare a roll of pastry, roll very thin
brad heap the fruit in the center.
Pinch up and overlap. having the laps
in the top. Place in a deep linking
13h. pmir over one (:upful each of
Wu sugar and boiling water. two
Iaizlespocmfuls of butter. Bake an
m: in a slow oven. basting occasionab
,k- ‘
:3" tench Raisin Pie.—Take one cupful
d large raiSEm. add one rrupful of
£qgar, one large lemon. juice and
ed rind; a tablespoonful of flour,
. butter. Ek2’_fim two crusts. , ,
(:1me of water, one tafiléspoontnl
dwich FillEng.——.\‘u:ll; “no
('zlvilivq i
is'
the
and _
_2‘n‘0 tablespoum‘uls of French ill‘ess—‘
in}; and one-Juli? cupful of finely cut.
I we] re '
cut in half and .se‘eiled. :1le
lemon .
take, a teaspmmful of powdered sugar, I
rrmro' fingers! imix he.
HMI‘I‘I‘IMICS
S
l-nnvu glorified lnspfrnllmw. Per~
haw ill.» iilmls voilveyml in this
group uli lirvlrv things that run he
”1:1th :i! llnlm- “ill loud to jnynlh‘ re»
sullfi in the Win)" of [In-[luring dainty
(‘llrisimzis gifts for lmllf.‘ dent.
' 'l‘ho i-olitr-r (-overlel is a lyllimvy runs:
”2' (‘llllTulL pixfi‘ml (WET :‘i ('Illlifl Fllk
foundation. The fiufi'y ruffles nbont
ilm edge are or limosillvlu-d silk under-
m-uih. tommd with ill“ Slll‘er chiffon.
(me. of i-mi'rse. n'nll minke the wee
rosettes (in: of Mix of Hill. I-ul the
rilllmn ill-luirmwm': offer them) in such
nilruirlire valorx null so l-erfei'tly
lnudo. it seems the I‘H‘Ht‘l‘ pzil'l of wis-
ilonl ill lm_v ll‘u-in. ospm‘lnlly as they
rust but a trifle. 'l'lie 1=illow cover is
made to nlulrh. That Hill" 9900“"
“llII‘ll )‘t‘xl‘. SP“ is (if fillilc Sllkrwllh
‘the clerk.
3‘ "‘N tinnitus:nonunion "
More. Chango'in Formal Attire]; -, SAVE FEED Bl“.
should he used in selecting a «lolii-ate
perfume: Violet is always dependable.
One can (-vnlve a lovely cap {pom
scraps left ovvr from tho ('nvvrliil
and pillow. l-Zm-li row of shil‘ring is
outlined with infiniteslmnl roses.
The immune are mini-lied
fullle silk s'u-que. The win cushion is
a clever tlimixlit and calls for n lull of
hnnd painting to indies!» the fan-9 of
Not only Is there a place
for ordinary pins. but the dangling
rlliIlOIlS have rings to hold!” various
safety pins. .
It Woull bring joy to nor “‘9? hahy f
to play with the doll rnltle as Shown
above. It may be all hand made.
even to tho- hand painted head. all-
though it saves time to liiuy a doll
head. ()llsllrve that tiny sleighhells
are naught ln-re and [hero among the
.
URI-I and more the requirenwnts I
willie (-lzild are being recognized.
EM
Nut only by the parents and j
ism-hers but in apparel shops and
department stores the country over.
the needs. llw inclinations i-f'a juve-
nile world are receiving :llq'il'ei'luth‘e
study antl'miemion. Molly of the
largest establishments are devoting
m‘lire Sezrlions exclusiVely In the
'c-lrild. The theory of self-exprvxsiun
for the child is in actual lemutive in
all leIt-‘llel'lulll communities.
Thor {vi-ling: of being well (II‘PSFI-ll
\\'Ill“ll giver: (:onfirlenr‘e mid assuranre
to the adult. is likewise experimwml
lly Tl“) whilrl. (.‘(ill<€‘(;{19!lil5‘. ini'rezxx‘ing
iitiunxiun is devoted to treating juve-
nile anion-l which will tt-mi to cultr
rvaw tie taste of the child.
’l‘akr. for instance, the smart little
tailored >uit picture-d :llmve. It has
parlor: finesse in every detail. In
its sill; l-rald binding. its swagger
pot-Rein. its lmv—s’houlder line. it rep-
resents: style personified. Then theré
is; a .fur collar “just .lik’r'm'oéher’s.”
double rows or llmml nnrrmv ribbon. ruffled ril-lmns.
l: is lino-l with vrvm- (I9 chine for g ,
\vn l'mlll. . . fl: 4 -
' “hr-n ii.:ililn£ the coat hanger. be m
sine in ;.:vl Hm lwui of sac-hot. powder .
:u' elmlano in the little honrzs. (‘nre COHIIOHTWVBMN "mm: um”
-:- , ' V‘-
l TAILORED PERFECTION ,
l IN JUVENILE APPAREL
I.
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l
l
l
l
l
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duvplyn and volvor with Oriental col-
? ured heads and ll broad rlhh m stream- . .
, ‘ . full length. tightfitllng sleeves nndliigh ’
or, The slums represent the aristoc-
rm-y of fnsliiulinliln lmolery. having
[Hill‘lll lenllwr vnmps with white kid
tops. rAny little girl thus correctly
mtirml mung! fail to strive to live up
to so. v'llnir'v :m Hllifil in her deport-
lnwilt and gm: rill happy altitude.
Children‘s \\‘l':ll' buying i< beginning
ioxwing from M-lmul rmtfitx~ to dressier
typos. fur Soul} ilw li‘irllilzl)‘ dancing
[mrtws and outwrraiuiuvnts will he on.
A .z-url rimmtml i< for white gorges.
Theié‘ are pain. . :lI where
n “xlz‘t-«anW emu-t is dosh-ell without
Fflifl'lflt'llig vl‘nrilllh. V
\‘elvétepns are derelnped into after—
noon {rm-kc with Colorful emhroidery.
Ruffled. taffeta: in pastel shades are
recmmnendvil for eve-11in: wear. Little
tots are wearing cunning orgimdies
which fall from .a yoke designed with
tiny Stitched hii’ttemies; '
_ /
to the l
Than in Other Clothes
7
Skirts Longer and Draped Most Ex-
traordinarily ._. Two Opposing
Styles to Choose From.
Evening dross: 1.: just beginning to
nmwnr and the {Gwalf‘w examplvguuw
to he soon (in “(IlllIIlL‘FO much us: whet
our appetite; for something more.
'l‘lmre ls. lnnrr- Human about formal
dressing. pvrluwc. than about ‘ any
other type of cloning. The skirt: are
longer (in le'l Rllilli‘ of them are very
long) and they are limped unfit OX»
trziuriiiinrril)‘. I‘lrupinxs on llll‘ lmil—
ic’ws. (impings on the skirts, and oven
drimlnzs on the sleeves. when llll’l‘t‘
urn RIPCHT‘S‘. :lro the orilvr of the tiny.
\‘l'llll [\Vi’» twin“); ()lllliislllf: SINK“ Ill
uvuniugz mtiro to from.
woman who is looking forward to
dressing for many, mruln: ui't‘nflnns
has fortune will: lim'.
(‘lnmfi'l’
4*!" she can he ilm surf who lm.Q cirznwtl
tines uf'lwr Ilgurv. Sump their
in another. and tlwre nrv llink‘v who
must Filt'k to olilwr one awliiuniwlv.
m-m vlllllllh‘lll‘tl
whys.
.llii-‘ll‘
in many llIHl A\'.'ll“\li!,'.t
'l‘lwre lll'“ those mmlv to low-ii
bruifrnut
v
nh’illl‘ of silks so siiff rlml. uf lln-E
invn free will un'l (hwy lump
rlw puffy lint-s tliul are 5‘“ lll'vt’<\'fll'_\‘.
1Millers are «lulw lv l'l‘lPMllkflnl‘ many
! layers of
posed ore-r stiff ::-m-in,<_ Illi';
! ilwm their full fulllnlullnn. llllll imvpr
:lccm‘il.
; :iotunl dross.
{me kind of m’mylng dross: «mi-ms: so
filmy that it \“Ulllll lilow away with n
The t'nll'slziriml evening :v-“HH “1‘9? . - - '
Agrirullure Slum-sh winking llll’ INN“.
the '
Sim 072m lie the I
full-skirted. l-‘uvl‘rillvd type of ru‘l‘Snl‘s.§
and fitted volvms fulloimev lezvlv tho 3 t
‘ l‘li:l\' _
are
who can ('lmngn onsily from him 913'“: 3
lim's lly ma-zllls raf m‘»?
llltll supports in the way of vlox-ixi'iy‘
fildilml lmiiings. 'i'lwn thorn ::r¢- others ;
'lnzlrh- they he put
I liuiling \vnlvr Silillt‘ll’lli (Oi‘ll‘l't‘l' ”“31.” '
t-lllll‘c-u in wry full linuxz
give '
l
umwm‘ on the Siem- as n Mir: of the i
3 million Ill’(‘lllll of wind. but it in '
3 Hill so solld'nf foundation llml it is
, that proundwurlt :ilnm1 \Vllli‘ll Killlllllt‘fi
Ellie frillorl and lllllllIO lino. Huw of
l lllf‘St" \viis mmh- from gold nut. Wlll4‘ll
‘ hmlerlul was nan-(l for tlw lmtlll'tl and
for the oversklrt. Then. um-liml to
im- folds of that lll'l.‘\\‘l‘l'f' l'lll‘ll‘I‘S of
little silk flowers llnily :md
Ilflllllil)‘ (‘tlllSll‘ll(‘lPlI that ”my were ul~
most Invisible, vavgst as :1 SUN of mu-
Fu Ft)
lvroidvry npm; tlw tilniy shrine-o ,nf the f
int
i
l
l
l
l
l
i
l
l
l ,
\
l
l
l
l
l . . . . ‘ .
l Orchid Crepe and Chiffon Combine to
; Make a Full»Skirted Evening Dress.
:nPi. All of this \v, drillwil’ unil
Llluffrd over :i foundation of .silvvr
:(‘IUIIL and the Illt’llii Sliiimnor 0f the
latter. shining: through tiw lilwlwk of
tho transparent gulri. was a thin: to
ldellght the eye. The owning lights
l (‘uught‘ the 'l'eflection so an to give it
{the look ofa fairy gown iilzulo. por-
;- haps, of mere brnlm‘rli‘oy veillngs.
i . ________.__
EAGAJN THE CLASSlC PSYCHE
l ӎ w___- ,
; Hair Combed. Straight Back and Tlcd
l and Ears Exposed, is Radical
{ Paris Fashion.
;' Long skirts T9ll‘.‘lllllg to the ankle.
neck gowns are among the pugslliilities
in new styles. Not only has Paris (l0-
creod these radical ('llanges in dress. .
but it has also revolutionized the mode
or dressing the hair.
The hall is (mulled
from the forehead. away from
ears, and tied in a pS'che knot.
The ear is “attractive. urtisiic
and should not he hidden."
Straight back
gowns. The vast nmjority of ~nlllt‘ll
especially the younger git-lg. will in
sist upon wearing their skirts short.
Princess Style Worn.’
hanging from the waist across:
‘ only, are often seen. One such
mofleh‘madeofi d l ’l 01 ' ‘
he designers predict a (‘ertninprm 3
portion of Women. including thus:- who 3
muslamly adopt the l:ltt~.~'<f‘.l’urigiiinf
styles. will wear long ski ‘ls :lml ovv-n }
the tightfitting'sleeves {Hid high “kal
Dresses cut an princess. with fringe I
the.
l
.
,
s
the ’
‘ Either the
Old Hen May Be Converted Into
Appetizing Frlcassee, Chick-
en Pie or Salad.
Harness GflilllEil lS USEFUL
As Most Promising .Pullets Are Only'
Fowl: to Carry Through Winter
Nonproducers and Cockerels
Can Be Made Use Of.
'f‘rt‘pared by rUnlted States‘Departmént
of Agrlvulzure.) .
Full is the limo to rill-1y chicken
frequently on tlw iulile. wlwilwr homo- l
In full
nr'rliin out
it is l.» «>»
limits of
only ilu‘ nmst
.itunng pullt-ts to carry
through lho \Vlllh‘l‘. 'I'Imllry
hé‘ plentiful now. oxym‘inlly
Travis. “hit"!i :ll‘r- llu lullgf‘r oxpw'ii‘tl
In lzly well. and the young l‘llt'kPI‘P-IQ.
"NW." of whirl; are lt‘lllli‘l' enough to
The home
llil'l'liii‘élflll.
lilllt’ll up I
lt’vlllui'y to
rhit‘kvns.
lll‘nllllsihg
(-nl}
hurtling
should :
lllO' illil "
Int-l: should also l‘(‘- ‘L
(‘ef‘se attention. and the luvnlu'wludlig:
birds should he (-uilvd out to save
fend.
The Ifniled Shale; Ilopzlrtim‘nt of.
wmler (Thllfiifi‘llb’ in the tireless hooker. :
I? l8 host to disjoint the (“hit-km) \vlmn ‘
it is to ho lirelmrml in this \\'11_\'. Pin»
ft-nzliurs, the oil sun. and surplus fut
‘Ilnlllll he ri-nmvul and the fine llnlrs L
After lwin; \vvll washed the
iinmwliuioly lulu
Sintml.
null smisnnml to incur.
'l‘ln- (Aliivken should he
hulfyan hour and tlmn put
Sllllllll‘l‘i‘ll
llilu
the
m. .w.. .—...-..... w... e...“ z -. me-.. _..
Utilize the Fireless Cooker. for Long,
Slow Cooking of‘Chicken.
fireleis (‘01:lfl‘l‘. where it should remain
least two hours and tum-h
longer as in HPI‘PS‘HI'X to ('tmli it tvn<
«hr. It should no: lie li‘ff‘ in the (‘Uuk-
It‘ll: enough to mml. (in-n to the
H“
(‘1‘
2T
lulwvvurm .‘IUEO‘. for at >ui'll N‘lllllt‘l‘:l-:
lure init'lerizl
2”qu
(Humidor tlm:
Flt‘\\lll£ Wailvr giviw‘ ml :llmusl impor—
e-nplllllc llnvul'. \"llli'll IIl!‘
ll:llllt‘>$ of Ul'llllilll'_\' lllllll‘ll i'llll‘lii‘ll. A
small onion is St‘llll‘llllio‘.\ mavlv- tn an»
swi-r the minim IlliI'ItHSP. lull. tun muvli
union ill'\l.l‘u}< tlw «li'lli'uli’ ll:l\‘lll' of
the. i'llii'ken.
How to- Use Cooked Chicken.
After llw men: ix tzilliv lullil}; lrln‘wr
ii for tho llllile‘ in
svvvrnl (llfl'vl'mii wave. .\ :ruvv mnv
lu‘ mode in lllé‘ prunnrliim of one tame.
Qpemllflll Hf r ('lll'i'lw'i‘ll {:ll.
lnlvlvswmuful of Ilfllll‘. will one r-upful
(lPYé‘l‘Hll and
Many
garlii- in the
in it nun
]|UI\UIxIIlK.L
{l rlin’e 01‘
wow
Illilll’HYI‘S
uniy lm invinzrul
Illi‘lll’il
Hf llw lul‘nll: lll ‘\\Ill\‘ll llie i'lili'kon
\vns‘ mu-ked. \xilli mlrliliunul still and
iii-leper if I:i‘¢‘t"\'\:ll‘.\'. 'l‘lw \‘Jll‘lx‘t‘ll is
ruht‘ntml in tlii< (~z-x.liloiilii-;il Zillll \vi-ll~
lln v4 vl'l wl
CllllkN _
‘ from
. lint I‘riu‘illu
one ‘
‘ tliruixll
.zrmvv. sliuril}: lwl‘nro Sl'l‘vlll‘:
limo. or tlm gdmum of ('Iilcflil‘li in the.
in
in
the boiling
ill? . fil‘vli‘SS
“"ivy muy lli- brought
l-niul vi [mt hurl"
Punkvr till \vunlwl.
Tu twain-o 1“I'(filllli‘il t’Ill“I{P§I. :i medium
lllll";{ \Vllll!‘ sum-P l“ prof-fired illsll‘ull
of :l grrlvv. :3, Standard revirw ('ull<
for two tnldi‘spmufinls of butter. two
tnlvleqmont‘uls of flour. one (upful of
uiillz. nnoJmlf lonspmml’ul {if Still. and
onevixnih lons‘pnonfnl of popper. The
2!".
' :11le story in tliix‘ i-nunirv.
mm! 5: out from tho bones in rnllwr '
largo More“.
mushrooms. uron pleasant :iilzlilion to
A fvw His of green pop- :
. For and. if olnninahlo. some (‘l-npppd ’
plain (-romnml \"Illi'lx’i‘n, whioh may he
sorvod in a horilor of rim or muglwrl t
on Split llisvulli
while more
gmvv may he ticml with Ill“
(‘onltod r'liit‘ken meat to make
('llii-ltg‘n'rllt‘. A door. pudding (Il‘ll is
good for lliii.
pain i ( re C. or
(1!"
usml instead of :1 prism-y top. if pro-
fPl'rUd. - .
Savory Chicken Stcw.
6 tomatoes or one I m e d i u m-s i z e d
No. L.‘ can mma— chicken.
toes. . 3.; iii. ham or 2 or
3 sweet red rappers 3 s l i r- e s b a c o n
cut in s m a ll chopped fine.
cubes, 1 tablespoonful
3 gl‘rPl‘. pep- chopped parsley.
:;t 11. small 1 hay leaf.
-r one No. L‘ leaspoonfuls salt.
2 tillaiespoonfuls but-
ter or bacon dl‘ip‘
> pings.
IU‘HSK the fowl and rot intojoiuls.
Mt‘il ilu- fat. and onion and hopper.
(‘nok for :1 few minutes to develrm
flavor. Then add salt. tomato and
1mm and
pr’ppers.
lfiIZE of an
1 ISIII'III
GKE 1.
Iii
*(Itlfil‘f
Pliirkfin 5
llillll‘ll .
.‘l .-
sinzmer for ten minutes.
Place layers of the chicken, vegetable
,mixturet and ham Vin ‘easser. .9: until.
‘ a} . , ., . . .
and him-nil vruq may he I
T.
ling
_, .
in:
OLD-FASHIONED DOLLS'
I.l'_l-I’.=‘.Sl I IUXI-Ll) LITTLE ! Hill.
in the “Hill? nvvr the lirvplm-v
.,_ 'llml played in the room a lung.
low; time ago. lllll umjor until this
night IIHII Size done more than look
out fronrher frumn.
But who night wlwn llll’ elm-k struvk
the hut stroke of twelve, before any
of the love (‘uuld inuvv or Hit-nit nm.
from lwr frmm- on the wall Manual
1le (lid-Hisliiouml Lillie Girl.
On the edge HI‘AIIH’ frame slm plnrml
one little slippnrwl funi. llPl‘ litxli-
hands holding: on to tiiv sidvs of tin-
!‘rmne. Then out will“) the nlhr‘r fun;
and this she xalzzmul on 13:"- Sllé'lf. and
there she' Slmvil looking all nrounrl the
playroom. ““‘hprn are all my old
friends?" again‘slio asked.
Eviiiitifiil Frvn'vh Doll. (lrvwwl in
llm latest style. replivd: “I don't in»
linvo tlwy are here. lilill'SF it is Teddy
Bear. 119 has Ili‘tjll horn longer ihzill
tiny of us."
"Teddy Hear?" the Little Girl ro-
pvulml. “I never heard of him. It
\vns' Nina. a big in: «lull. and Lydia. a
wax doll. who worn my :‘rionsiu in lln'
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She Placed One Little Slippered Foot
on the Frame.
old days. and. (Ill. yes. there was a
door little rhino doll. with hloi'k hairE
‘ on, I do ‘
and blue oven. named Bony.
wish I could find tlmm."
Then all the toys 'hold their l‘r“:llh.
for right off of the big slwlf jumped
the Little Girl. landing on the [1001‘ on
her feet. safe and Sulllld.
'“(lll-Ofl." gasped all the toys.
"Oh. that Is nothing.“ laughed the
1‘3”)” ”Elle Mzn-mliitig lim‘ 3‘
dress. “I llflYl‘ dump that living. H:
can jump iri-m high plamw Lu
lw hurt a llit if you l-Jlmv lit-u, ‘ Ii
“Uh. “hm. a fillJL‘,‘ {li‘uxx’
on.“ sold Hm Littlr Girl s. "
l‘l‘vurh Ilvll. "Ami «.lm‘~ flu
in slum? .‘dy max «I! “ :‘U
her 9va. Slip nus tlir .u ‘ K :2"
dull“. \\ in n I liuwl in re. ( n
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pit-king: up the 152ml”? ..
ercd the pi-‘luz'o. “l . .7
glass: fitlml mid 1.3m 3 air.
in the frame."
That night when ilu = «it
{\YPIVO flil III“ Iii}? l( (43"; ' 3‘
pint-P. till the wall ' - . .-l.
filmy lmpml the man ti- 5 «2
frame “mild not fusion U' ' ..l
Little (.‘irl in ‘Et m i‘ll‘i} "a
could llvf :9”. out at 1:1 I . u:
maxi-r hum- strap-It.
"For." mill I‘TF‘lai‘ll I: a
Olilifllfillll'ihfiil way of .: 'r‘
than the new."
And all the my: said they ”in »
lr‘npyrighz.)
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What 3 m a Name?
By MILDRED MARSHALL
Fun Ili‘out you? run-iv; itshlstow: mean-
mg: when." it wu derived; signifiiancq
sour lucky day and lucky jzwel.
'I’R I SCI LLA.
III? vlmrming «lumure name of
I'risiilln signifies ":mdenr." n
denudation In \\'llI(‘Il it has every
right. shire it vnnms from the vol-y old
Latin. Tho I‘r‘isx‘i. :n-rnri ing to Sin—7
lmlir. wero ilmf original Latin irllne
whose mime ni-quiiwl ils svnx‘e Hf age
tlwir antiquity. The ili<-
lingulsizv-l I‘i‘i.<<~i of history wnx‘ Mint
(“us Al’orvius I‘risx-us (”‘zlton and a
numhi‘r of tho l'risri are to l» found
among: llw early Roman martyrs.
\Vilmhvr I‘risviilu the mime
L'Ivvu to ill? il::ii;;liti~i*< of this family
in‘ 1,3le fig 3 Illll’IOI’ (if (‘nllji’t‘llll‘l‘. Till”
of whom “’0" ll:l\'t’ run
:l fulluur‘vm‘kvr (if Fl. I‘ulll.
In hur honor tlli< feminine form
2.3mm} grpfi‘. pn‘vlllvlli‘t’ in England.
llspmvinlly union; tho Puritans.
Anwi‘ic‘n. of ("nurse l‘é'vvlvwl lmr
1h“- i“linrmi rnmzmro of I‘ri<—
must
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Snlndhhf “lwre ll.“ fmnnu; \i‘ r-
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:lulll:‘:” ”rifle.
u-lf.
'l'lu’ Vnguo (‘f ill‘.‘
and nmiilmi
mine a: :1_ mmlnl
(if ill"!lllll'l‘ll("~.‘< propriety
was \vi‘ilwgu'mxl llll‘ivllSllMll va ling;-
lmlii and lid: iwml muc’h usml in will:
tut (llll\iilt3
s-l‘ .-\mm‘i«-:i and l-‘.:. :luml (Hill hm- vzlrly
fnml‘ in Room. l'iisvilin has had no
popularity \Vllllit‘Yi’l'. The“ :ll‘lllulflllPP
ot‘ harsh have music hm‘
lllzlln. ‘illli‘ 0f ll‘:lll.\‘l;l‘.l(‘vll liliu I’l‘l‘llcll
and Spunidi. :md ovpn Germany ro-
joms hm“. England. through lintrml of
the; Puritans. (-nrml liitlo for llf‘l‘. and
('r‘llSHlltllllS
‘dnt s‘m'l’ \L;e< tour I
_d;3t l‘!‘!l\'\'l o-vu- gl-uil
Bltlyhe
nigh! Mumm
l‘Il‘ i \‘:l\ rm silliii‘ili gifl im-X‘a Q l
lO‘Vi olzl ll nilit‘i «lz‘y. Sum
I Mini-1:1 illm'\t:;1r mall I
vverglinx. but «ms [uni-x 3:;in
llie' tun Elna-(ll.
tlllivr nigh} I go will :13 I‘ll.“ in!
\\‘:1< pic-m5 «lro- uh m-n :lm place. (we
llifill gvr‘n
ill-nit)
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I‘m! an»! llu- say “as tlu lrt‘ill‘ lm i
liku «int ~>ti11l ~-= l lil‘k‘llii light cw 7:
Memo iii yr. I'l‘r! t_v \‘tlnl! inr: Amr-A
Irl‘llfllxll ifi'i‘kr“. I (‘lll‘l' gull“ N: v
(«minty um um dn 1- ‘ in;
main in: ilmll'rinr—j vi -
2w iilo’t'llnli lea-'lm‘.
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liml Pl“ :«Ililm i l'.. ‘ .'l “l:
Illil Ill‘ lm fl't‘lil Hm. I w-WH _ -
z-lln right prviiy >UHII. l’w'
morning “as “hm: l gn'ilu um}: - l .i
lieflitlfodn Sheri; ans: 4;. lap-g i... ‘.\. .
:1) 1H Hulk. 51! “HI. I «"" If!) ..‘ «1
rivet and do head Illillxii ~12‘iiv ~I’ ll
‘ time?
But I gotta grown hint. :I 3
.ilv clm‘l; wot wnlcn me up : l .1
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slm linc ohm-mt dropped out of must-
mwo more. Only in Auwrivn lim‘s :cho
sl’ill flourish through the (shim-s of
I_o)ll2f?llli\¥'5 iimnorml poem.
Tho :llllt‘1l13‘7‘i l< I‘risoilln‘t
lllflllllf‘ gem. It is sold to control evil
thoughts. to QIIIVRPII the inlullismwe
job and mku my wlovlt.
mu:— ’
I’mlilfl noun I :4: »' .;
‘1‘” lu‘uA ,» 2!
right on sleep.
hie ivol's inuttt‘r 1 no xlusxv .l, 5
WWW“ llH‘m lmk at iln «lurk. ll
I no villi Ili‘lp (“-vf (in «'hu-k (4‘s ‘1, .- ...
I still gotta my joh. .“llvn I Ln “.3: =;i
‘ {:0 to work I jusn lmmita «in view}. ‘5
foolu (la IHEK‘L I link I on; twill
mid. {lfl'nl‘ilillfi to an old logonil. has:
a sobering effect upon mlyonn intox-
i<":’ltml from wine or love. Saturday
Priscilla‘s lm‘l-Iy (lay and 4 her
lur—ky number. Tho primrose. signify-
ing: sinu‘ulii-ity. is her flower.
. (Copyrizht)
(l
indispensable Vlcrm.
The lahorx‘ of worms throw up no
loss than ten tons of <oll in Ilie'for'm
of casts on euvh QUIT? of land during a
single year. In a small five-acre field
the worm population brings to the sur-
is
firm? no less than fifty rail-{lomls’ni‘ the
. finex't Soil
in twelve months:
3 mos-t important of all creatures, then.
is the lowly worm. on whose labors all l
the rest depend for their food. If he
were to «lie out. the whole earth
come a great silent, lifeless Sahara.
The
would. in :1 Short spare of time. he
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