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iillBFIwain, 1922. SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL.
N—Thei s
on ’3 Corner
W IN MIDGETVILLE
Story by Hal Cochran
nsl’s Daily Magazine} _ Page *‘FEATUr »
Don’t Be an Only Child 1 Woman agd the Home
ou Are, You’re Bound to Rue It; Resolve New Year That You’ll - ' ”
Eschew It ‘
A
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(.Aithl‘ 1mm; tellect with awe. nor thing it quite the can with her well-loved rather ever
.—-Aln.-. if you've an genius that. 'twas thought by Paw and favorably vie ’and so she 51;; g a.
bound to turn out bad. Maw. Antagonistic it becomes ngnirst spinster to m; da th t he’ i a? l
0‘- flliilhlitY" is an ex. society. Psychoneurosis then results 0 y. a. s s o e.
'- ii‘fl-‘l’ ”1m" what our —sometlmos insanity. It really seems But his is not the worst of blows
ud anti Junl: and Ilrlll an awful thins: rm only child to be. the only child will get for Havelock
Y don't thing an only \Vliy, Doctor ll'rili, neurologist, says Ellis hands him quite'the most un-
Pr day by day." \Vhen tracing cnscs he in instances four pll‘ilsant yet This English sociologistl
one ”1*“! ”link 0" only hundred found that really every one investigatcthwcll front the fourth cen-
.‘nn.l‘ by its parents' wcrc oiihcr favorite children or an tury to now (it‘s really quite a. spell)
89 P ans for it are only girl or ion. hingruphlcs,o£ geniuses. of course of
l . . ’ ‘ British birth. One thousand geniuses
Too much attention isn't all the evil and more be closely Fan to earth. and
I 1c]. attention it is sat~ parents do t'ward spoiling their sole found of all these geniuses the vast
lint l .m l"" of its import- Offspring till he lives his days to rue. rmnirity were oldest or the youngest
1" rill“ ‘1 blilht. All Discussing nrownup W‘Obiems nnd lsons of a. big family. \Vhile instances
am. are wot-so than Confl‘iinz grownup carve: mnkr-s pro— “'hOrP only chilllrcn pvpr came in View
'9' ”M ””3 contention “mm“ ”“00“" ““3 WOT“ 01' bilgn- lFilming these many geniuses were very
l l- ‘ l ‘4 r. -. . ‘. .
u .l ol' l’wllwi' inlulill." shouttwl one ,. . ' ‘ .
l... l\ lullvcvr r. hull stoPPml :nzl Ht 9 “on m the “mm” The ”Yummg 0‘ ‘00 milCh 10"9 by This done aant the only child I
-l g on the verge. lint pnrcnts is a crime. llcsult—the much only did but glean from Ruth 1). \Vil-’
H. ;.- lll.lll\ ut' Hil- lllli‘KVLc . ».. '
_ y. “be u up each little low-vi child \"ll seldom marry when son's story in :1 current magazine. But.
Ullll‘l to Kit some \vul- it's time. If it's a boy his 'mothcr's ' if its hOiW‘ors‘ barrow you as they have]
”W “0TH it Roma and limo o'ershndows othnrs so he‘d rnthcl' i inlrrom-ll inc. l'ln Sllrt' you'll start
do. s not regard its in- stay a bachelor. If it’s it girl. no boau lthis nmv yl-ur mising one big family.
T" ‘Ss‘ivcstcr's drivinz. both men \‘.'t‘l'"|\\'1lrtl("l John lloylc ndx’lses all hunt-
i Ix)“ Al Ti) DEATHS killed. (‘oroncr John J. Phclan l‘n'mli ‘ «rs and truppvrs in lhl‘ town to s2curc
‘ m. ”‘—‘ bvhcstlr's ll‘v‘llll‘stintsx the cans" of. 'l‘kll' lll‘w llt'ullst-s h-‘l‘oi‘i‘ the New
I . in I» Stamford. :tu'mln— ilil‘ (ltlllh. 1 \.;.-~ Ar'vr .l’:.:m.1r\- l the nuthori—
. . trildli' ol‘ NlCUiil Ul— ‘ imm- i-‘. rrnnzg is ,ug. :1 l”»lil'-- iivs will lu- \izllilill. in prosecuting 'l” '
l ll- 1:)” unit for stimuli“; tiff “unmet 1}... tunic psifgfr‘ .m n: PLUS" \vlm llil\l‘ not complied Will! I
1‘ Fill" l‘iflr "ilirt against : likc cnmrvlnil 1. "Ill! 54 r‘lzs dam-v5 mi Ill“ lil‘V- ‘
ll ‘ I". admininfrniol‘ ()T' HIP (vi' Slffihllll, Vt Nun's vim (ll‘i‘ (if i" l_‘ .‘tli‘. Illilf‘ l‘iiS T‘"“("”“"1 n lit‘till‘f.‘ fcr! '
1; 1p]. gvlvpgtr‘n aim. or \f‘FlP‘."s ”WNW and “.33. seriously “1-; in; )l-iing: :'il in trip Inl thi- ind has" ’
l' 4 IT". ,Ilt‘fri. :er-u'ly Slt‘Hll’vl two llczzvct‘s and!
l
vlinlvlzlr 'IllllSkl'lllS to lllflk.‘ .‘L Cotit i'Jr
his mother.
”Tit“?! out of an :lllio. . __- . . .--_H.-..___
l «.ull on the morning; BOYIJC'S ‘0‘4‘8 hi‘i‘i‘libs
The new winter coats fill not only-lathe!- reasons why they loo_m. as it
l "g “ ' ‘ 1' r'.\l\'v.«tel~ im‘li— As 'rlui‘l-lcn. ltl‘..\i.\lr.i(.\l:i.l:I -—-~—- -
; . s lmclnmd for n rlliv ‘ —————— . 0n :m :lvvrago there are th‘lS in the stage but the busscs. streets, ele—lwere. large-
! t “llich rcqnl ml (my. I".\Tl‘.rt‘ll-‘,l.ll. Dec. 3”.-~i‘r~:nlt:',f‘\'0r.\ 59 births. ' antors, subways and taxicabs. They Camei's hair fleece is the popular "
' ‘ . . . ”us. _ ._ g _ occupy considerably more. space than material for the fashionable sports
"“ “ Mr . . . - - a o
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. ‘ ' , l" . . She could.discern the black sbn— 1c; hl‘cause many of them are clr- or holivia in rich browns. silvery blues
' - "' l»'”'“ “ “1 '*" m, do“ 0‘ the “309' 5’“ stepped culur and many more. are d d. or black. '
“0‘1”"- 3 fi Those thnt arc skimpy belox he Nearly all winter wraps ere fur
. “I” at "I“ instant ‘ '"M‘l’d not. waistline are \erv billon-y above it.’trimmed and the furs used are can.-
i ofz'arnlnf froze martin bursts; Hugo can“... .md' cuffs of fur_ wide mmgsavor, squirrel, Persian lamb and ,7
grea , gaun arm I up ~ - .v.- u a, ‘ x.— ' it real or imitation. ’-
i , from the pile of duflle in the canoe: TEES’ iutl shirts extra. wEmir.” nr crimm (pyth- r . ‘
-' . and hi angf'shured ivory white in o
l _ * the w light. It wss Fenris. and Plaln Loaf
he ruarded the canoe. He crouched. ~—
. SP E rcufi'fiv to spring if she drew nesr. .
- - The girl sobbed on than stoic
§f 1 £160]! [7' back to he, blankemce. l BY BERTHA‘Z misnomer! 5,, cups flour
‘\ l MWMLW Aftcr breakfiut they ‘00}; to m. (it Columbia l‘nlvcrsity. 1 iCLfllltl “rigid. pour1 itifigomfiilii‘fii’:
. - . '_ rivvr. yielding lnemselves once more (For two loaves or «is small rol s or an n . en C00 c » ‘
(J l d From Our Last Issue) yes: :fililhzuttinihls faith in his mas to the whims of the current. .‘ large. rolls.) tompgmfuro' add yeast which .h.as
1 un is empty. Beatrice.“ ho A sudden movement on the pan of Shortly before the noon hour Ben's 1 pint liquid lnllk or water (or cooktd m oneqUartcr cup lukena'lm
I tuletly. Ho bard her lob. Entries in the bow of the canoe quick eye suw a bronk in the heevy 'hoih) water. 5dd three cups of flour all at
l lied I little. reassuringly. caught her” eye She had Rama brushwood that lined the bank and 14 m 1 yeast cake (llf‘plllllliiit on once. and stir and mix to I. smooth 7.“
l . ind—and P“? for I K004 forward and was. reaching among quirltlv lz'itidled toward it. In A mo- linn- given the dough to rise. batter. Addthrec more cups 0‘ flour, “
l . h. “d“‘Od- "WOT. tom! the “199“" She lifted into her mcnt more he pushed the calms into i. ycasl cake. 12 hours: i ' nst and slightly mix with a knife. l'sc
{ hands 1‘ paper parcel thosamo she the mud of the creek bunk. cake. 5 hours) 3 the remaining half cup of flour for
l, > ft and its occupants were had brought from her cabin early They crossed a 10W ridb'e. follow- 1; cup lukewarm water kneading the dough. Knead dough
l “I ht by the time Jeffery Neil- that morning int: down another of the thousand 2 tablespoons lard or any preferred until doubled in bulk. Take onto
. ed the river bank With hi! H1. bear! leaped- why he did “‘5. Prot‘ks’ that water the northern int board. shape into loaves—place in
. ' know. "\\’bat in it?" be asked. lands. st a moment it led them to a : {abipspoons sugar greased pans. lot ,rise until light. and
y ‘ M x. H, 1... r... h.” “NHL "ml 1“. ._ 0 bis my bat u he could "Ben—I called you that yesterday long, narrow lake. blue as a sapphire l .. teaspoons m" bake 40 to 60 minutes.
.. . . . - 'in .l ,. lr‘il ., «tn-ll .W. n; ‘ it e claim.ua.S¢.-nsingLl t2. 0;: and there's no ’use KOiIIK back to last in its frame of dusky spruce. '
. M W] J i m. H”, l-lel istrcss. y str 5 ton ‘ __ , , And all ut once Beau-ice. walkicc .
work at the light of him. 2:3;x2:ow I H "mm an important in front. drew up with I. gust). 000d 11Ianners Alarl'lage a Lafllbde -
c. before him was dnwn “I hope it's a. happy one" he ven- She sited at. the edge of n little .0 '
""" to; but there was no time tured ' glnde, {unflups thirty yards across. “‘—
tions. ilud hands seized "n.“- as happy as it can be under laying at the base of the cliff. The A man pays all fares and fees for Wales remains true to many o'toth:
' (‘11! I“ .
« n “onlun he is escorting. But when. old Anglo-Saxon marriage .
5 .bv chance. it man meets a womnn be particularly the. one which prescribes
lknows on the street and they enter, an impn-essivc escort for the bride.
V ‘ lsuy. u street. cal-together. the former Often a bride's entire circle of friends
' ‘is under no obligation to par both will attend her. making a. procession
furl-9. nor should a woman expect it. of 50 or even more.
‘ 190nm men do insist on doing so. 'and The wedding party always halts at
'in that case tin- woman sibuld field the door of the church where the
Igracofully. but the better torm is marriage t‘l-romon)’ ls soicmnized.
othl-rwise. Aftt‘r the marriage “75 guests enter
the church for music and another
special ceremony.
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Conspicuous Among NH“, BmBONS_ ,’
' Fnille. plain moire or satin-backed ~
Ala"). 1‘70”)” Salts moire ribbons are being used exten-
_____, sively on the new spring hats. The
effect of glistening metal is produced
by a very high lacquer finish.
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Pl-ZRFI'ME FLASKS.
Small enameled or jeweled flask!
exactly the shape of the ones men
cars-y in their hip pockets are now
made for carrying perfume in mi-
lady's handbag.
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creek fimved through it. the grass
th circumstances. Ben, I came of
e was green and rich. beloved by the
do you kncwhofn cane: nny- a line of frontiersmcn—the forest
g‘or down't " river? people—and if the woods tench one “"1qu herds that came to graze.
hero isnt one that you thing it is to make the best of any the tall spruce shaded it. on three
en dream about shooting bad situation." sides. But it. was not. these things
ind: m Tell me what’s the A. In. ”med she was “may um that caught the girl's eys. Just st
““5 Iieatrlce—" wrapping the little parcel she had the edge of a. 8‘9"“ " dark bole
ico has gone down. thnt'n - __ ._ yawncd in the face of the cliff.
“It's hmne “ the men said simply.
C R XII
A Strange Comrsdeship
EN and Beatrice wont together
B back to the canoe. and in two
trips they carried the supplies
to the cave.
Tired from the hard tramp, yet
sustained by a vague excitement
neither of thy-n could name or trace.
they began t prepare for the night.
Thevsilenco dropped stout. them.
settling slowly: and all except the
largest heap of red cosls burned
down to gray ashes.
The brush cracked and rustled Just
beyond the glowing coals.
Some huge wilderness creature
was venturing townrd them. at the
-..-:
don't mmn >-she's run
t be a fool. '1" prospector
you nbout—Daxoy—wu the
's partner. He's paying us
' y. I wish to God I had died
I ever saw this day!"
stored blnnkly. "Then he
out—dbout the murder?" he
llllt' Rubin Explains
lrnion \V. Burgess
.J . . .
f 4 win I -.""‘v.~l may mrm, Here'- 111' letter."
read the letter awfully.
s it nt last in savage mth.
can't do much if the claim's
- in our names!”
can make us plenty of
if you want the girl. Ray-—
so“: minute. Put your things
(My! ,.,, fl.,,.,, f” )., '
' rm: H mm"; Philly/[r
.-.., r f 'r rt you or mc.
— -Wclcnmc Robin.
h c y l /-’-\
i’ I II tut u you “'1'" edge of 21'] little Shdfi. FOR Tm‘ BOI'DOIR
M "l ' crgzseieutlh:atil:idgi 3(1):: "‘VhEH "'7” Beatrice whispered. Besides the regulation satin and
m “H ’ (.reek: then took the trail gigglmmw'. eyes strained into the inceotrimmed mules to which we have “i
till "I‘ . - ' . d. h
n' “'l' . { ward the Isttlsmhnednts. But "I don't kmw‘ It may I” 1“” ‘ ngioaibggrgtgfii oft blrsociegesgnmsa'l
.‘ ‘ \\ ' Ch‘m'jum‘?°" not yet moose. or maybe a caribou. But it ‘ th d f Chi d 0H tel
.: ll‘~ ‘ all the dsys ill news. Init- _ may be—" t‘ 0 . an o nese an en
uncut t. x. A , the mouth of the stream they A GREAT GAUNT FORM His eye fell to the croacbing form embroidery.
l\ .1 M . ' vnn Heminwsy on his w" RAISED t'i’ FROM THE PILE 03‘ of Fenris. ‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘ . ‘ .
\\t“‘9‘— . the claim. DUFFLE IN THE CANOE. Ben leaped to redch his gun. ‘ SLIulu‘luh'FOR SPRING.
l ml‘l [ ' -. t‘ “f “’— he first. sight of him. they brought. “Tum” she held it out "At. him. Fenrisi" he shouted. The l l<rom Paris “0 learn that sleeves
.. . ( M /._ hardly believe their eyes. It to him. wolf leaped forward like ‘ thrown vary almost as much as necklines. The
“ “V m . i" A t to be credited thnt he had It was 1““ ‘ box of homemade spear—almost too fast for the eye a, very short version is giving way to
i, r I, ‘y . , the trip to Brndleyburt Ind onndy that 5h. had brought for their follow. long sleeves and three-quarter lengths.
,.‘ r. " / in the few days he bud been day's picnic. But. it. was ‘ We Thereafter there was only . It.“ The bell or mandarin sleeve in often
r lav «1 - ofloring not to be despised. confusion, event piled upon event “led and Lined with It contrdsting mn- _
""."'~-" * =_, at if} the 6"" YO“ 00ml" CHAPTER XI with incredible rapidity. A griniy terial. f
V. l: it K .7 . i [K for? my shouted. when The Forest Stronghold . lunged into sight with incredible _____.___..._.————- .: :‘~
doll. it; .- l in‘ 3 identity becnmo certain. storm of sound. , , HARMONIZING 001.033. 9,
. "n"! 11.2"", l‘ ,,.,. {ml .. . ,. d 'l' , 93"" u” “mm" ”“M‘d' HEN "1° "'1 n‘ wager: 03:. Immediately the wolf sprung. An unusually smart blouse owes its n
’{Qi‘j‘ ‘ ' ' ' ~ "' . "1"“ ' 9’ why. Before old Hiram died ried the can a “Whom: Be: ready to wage this unequal battle to distinction to the artistic use of ’
. .h.“ mmc Robin rots n lettu- to m oincinl in gorge of the Yugauv l “Nd the death. But his bravo fight wk orm‘e'bme' mm“ and brick~color-
mm i "“9“" "‘6 in it wu ‘ 45‘3“” sad Beatrice were ”gt nc if yo: the tmgicglly hopeless. Yet by the 1" ed silks in n conventionnl embroidery
.4... I”, \V'l'lromc Rubin "Whnt d0 .0 of the cinim. Whatever for- end stilled. Ever t. e waus'h un- of his wild heart he could not turn design. _
txmv‘ .m- on tht-m ”" ' ) u 0' W“ "9"“"3' wu- cut out 3°,” 870' more stegpéhuntmdee; if and flee. His master had given his
so the old man had been too light was cut 0!! on e? ordersnand he must obey them to GRANDCHILD HAD CROUPY
max" l'r‘it'l’ o e , 3 n .
s. l ‘ u. . .tl.(.)r.-k.ldwilhusyrnfctht-rtflfz to main tho trip—tho recorder in twililhlg s t the end. GOUGR.
hurt imply," Ill-ll Welcome Robin_ “n“, special permission from Vio- In mid-afternoon Ben 1136::sz The bear paused one instant: then “My-mndchllt' could get no relic!
;; «.r ,9. ul‘ I‘lHI' ‘They will stay on line ‘ think 0‘ making b1. “‘1“ ' lchpl. lunged forth train. whatever from a. very bad ,oroupy
. n i luv. 3 ml wlmnr. i can Ilwayg he -u so. whnt that man]. don’t In one if the more an et site en But the bruth in which the '0" ‘ “v.5... "rue- Peter Lundll. Meyers-
lrr: . 7:0 grit-fig” gzggio itnnr gilt.” Oil court». ' h‘ filled Neil-on. of Wltdl' :e 88' Ch. 3);?“ wk had stayed the charge had 31““ B.“ a“... P.” H‘nnttl I ”ve him row)...
l' 4-} . n. l}..- iztxnn‘y Font; glut. €307.73 mout- "" mu!“ cove Ind ‘ new}. 1behind. Han: “‘5 Chane“ With ‘ "m motion °' ' 1 no! and Tut‘- It in n grout help
' ‘t 1‘ '- r l" ”Ir" ui fin'lmi: them when '7" “h" mm “‘""“’“d 'm’ a" "r" 112:: t t a" h. his arm he lied projected the ninth To chest and throat trouble." Coughs. .
“So “it"! Whit it moons dling h“ canoe wi [M u rifle Knoll into the chunber of the colds. croup. threat. chest and bron- -..
I’ l n oil-"l tlznm. So tho wise thi . ed' stock '
n“ ul Well. i don't look a it Just sumac toward it. A moment later "up“ Th. “up“ to h“ f emu m mm" qmcmy ”Nev“ Wm,
tar 'm- scnn‘olr‘ thing. was to stay ri' ht ~
. My .' and horn i nm. it isn't as cgld say. It means to me thatwo'vo he'bnd taught. the Wt! tint: :11? shoulder; ma his keen. (maria: Foley‘s oney and Tar. ' Contains no
in thin swamp as it is in other pinch 0 my. (h... supplies aid in. “fl 04‘" “’99“ ° the canoe eye. sought th IiKhtI- opintu—Anlredienta printed on tha
'mg and in”; lll‘ plcntytof Inc-3‘". g hams nnd It..." out. out and “gut lad. whm'm m. ginger ed back steadily wrapper. Stood the inst of time serv-
ylww « n mnnngu n pu mug _n up 0 ,, b or. no “(halt '
. ti l'll' wintrr somehow. But. it. certain- D331... '.uv. ‘Ot to m. "WOT. through ’0’ “I. day. he meant-rt t;:Wm‘llut DOUG! night :1" “we?! 3?!!3‘213‘Cflt atll‘.°u“mwel'.
. . llrr‘qulnu- hue, Yln'hur' n "7- fl .. aid bsnm. u h. helped Beatrice y“ “'0'" of! his nim- The ride . .orpora ou.-—— Va ‘
r. 1,..w l-z r-manmr‘. opt- 'n 'H ’ ‘ ' confess I'm ‘ h
. ,. m. r often to nee ms, Pen-15'."u «cums Battle. “1”,." “a? °ma°twmr:“b3“' an '9“. with ‘ rm. I II This ll Jun Potter’s unswer to tho
‘lvldcml. l Will." replied Pom. “or by C 103‘ In“. W“ “a ’ an. wt: . m .1.” tonight. 7'" “1"” no in 1'” um venuou- qua-flea: ,
mm. i will. i am tickled slmmt luvs n will. smut thi- m “a f. “n," .4 M, ‘30"- m‘“‘" m”: M u‘ ' "\tht shall! wear?"
IN. 'I. rivsth to think that you are going brother I“? And m1 thi- B‘tflcfi he! can - final convulsion 1" could rip In.” Even on Fifth Ivan“, Nsw York ‘
Em via; a: sat down ,
:0: .t 1131-5“ 1“ tax-lulu: 2:13;?th Jawectenod “Eight: ”£3,139? “1mg; where smut costumes are the rule.
0“ 1:10:11 W". 3“ to and him?” with ”w' ”d 7.3“:th ”6 m.“ 2m. and seized the us that loaned this suit attracted .sdmiring glances.
. s'vo I“ to; M'- nil.” happily Inland“! I 'mblod “up nuinlt gig; of moss beside the with its very narrow skirt. box cost
than heavily. “It's-ll men tal! into b first “be“- m... . . and striking embroidery.
noun." 3‘“ "3"“ m ‘ ’ m am Just in an. m um um. out mu pom.- was introduced to um.
‘ ° ' d ”(M stretched m . m of the reach at those terrible to» mutton society recently at. n. dance
given by her father. Willlnrn Chspmnn
Potter.
..-‘ '1. wnnvi the winter hero."
1‘ '1 am. 193:. ivy T. W. Burgess)
': . “4mm“. .‘uw Year.
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