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Sentinel’s -Daily I.Magazine and
(lhildhénz
JACK DAW IN
waiving»; by I‘figli" Elmn
9
8 C omer
CANDY LAND
Story by Hal Cochran
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By Thornton
.._.._____——
T‘wtnr Rabbit hnli nlweya anvil-d
I \Miilll Jumper tho More the
lulu cont whit‘h tho lnttor hill in
inn-r. .‘iiuny n time ho had known
mwr in squnt on tho snow while.
lily l'ux trotted post only 1 («iv
N nwuy without saving him. Peter I:
., 1min brownish-guy cost showed
:igninst the snow so that it wns
I'» uvuumibls for him to rcmuln
l n lho upon and be unset-n.
i'ui now it was npring. and only
and thorn in the Crown Forest
n Mile pntch of Innw to he
vIl liut Jnmpnr'! cost wss n!
l. M m mrr, and Jumper was worry-
. l'I-IIIr tnrd to comfort him.
you how- to do is to sit still
I r n ho-mlnck brlnch." Ilid hr. "H
l'r‘nwlv Cumew Ilol'l they 'ill think
'I nr.. 1: little etc at now which
at wouldn't worry if
I'm Ill your lice."
"‘iw, you wou‘lad." rrtorted‘Jon-ipor.
w ‘lit‘l be just es worried u l
i lump. mo- all over. Cousin Peter.
M M:- i.‘ you no see sny brown
’i%
h
---‘.-. . r ell over. then
i i r l 0de Jumpo "No." llid
1" 'v «hm-IR his heed.
r. l unn't are n single brown heir.”
.I mumr sighed. “llmycostchenged
nu. m the snow melts I wouldn‘t
‘ r." Mild be. “But to heve the
“Hwy go and my cost remei‘n nll
lute makes it pretty herd. Every-
my Hw- seeme glad to have spring
"h. but l‘m not. No. sir, I'm not.
i is s herd time for me. All in!
“Hui“ know thet my cost is white.
Id 1 ous'l fool them just by sitting
.I:: (ha wny l fooled you Just now.
~< thorn. Peter!”
i' 'trr lonlwd. There. trotting down
Lom- Little Psth. tune I! y
r‘: "limdby'. Poteriz‘ whit-2:20;:
H'tnrr. And of? ha list In
'zr-rw. Thu. instant he moved Roddy
I< I-uw him and stsrted IMr bun.
I '-r didn't move. He kept perfectly
’ ”gunning undor I her-lo:
rm is He know ihet Reddy '0‘!“
l' I‘ n- tin-Ir eyes. can nor nose or
I "“412 or anybody but Jumper.
Little Path seine
l’ctcr Understands ‘Vhy
Jumper ls \Vorrlcd
W. Burgess
7"'o mviotu are sure to find
There's much to which Hwy have been bum.
——Jumpcr the Hare.
Hfsov
“No." said he. "I don't see a single
brown hair"
es Roddy was past Peter crept out
from under the hemlock branch that
he might see better. Then he hngsn
to understand why Jumper was :‘°
worried by that white coat of his.
By this time Jumper was so far
swey thet he was only e white spot
movin swiftly among the trees. Blul
Peter ed no trouble in finding bun
with his eyes. He watched him unti.
he wns I very small white spot, and
ilnelly diuppeerrd.
“it is going to be
legs egeifist the le
n d
a rose of his
of Roddy Fox."
Peter to himsr I. “He can't hide.
he een't hide. That is, he
I he can find e big patch
own in the middle
No. sir,
can't union
of snow end sqnet d
of it. I don't believe that would do
him say good now, for Roddy an
would guess that trick and would
look at every patch of snow. loo'r
Jn- rl do ho e Beddy wont
him. i he only had n
brown cost like minehe night stand
some chance of tooling Raddy. l_ll
nenr en hixn thet white coat again.
No. sir. never will."
(Copyrilht. 1013. by ‘1'. W. i’iurgese)
The next story: “Bow Jumper the
Ben Escaped." 4
l'IA'n the Lane
I llv, running swiftly 38‘ l “1-
il .in't rvon glance under the em-
"‘K branch I: he pull“ Pet". nil
JM wero fixed on "it. boundinl
h.te form sheed o! hint Al I“!
TAILORED “083:3 amou-
v ew nightgown mode I»
h designer is mods bib in "I.
with e little turnover coilnr shall
not dlfllcult to
one be plenty 0'
nmnos HATS
1: hats are popular and are.
111be construct et home it
patience and n littlo
Until! the ribbon is finished
:1 uses!- cum.
7-3": 3‘33-“4”; ........ “5...”: at.“ as“... not:
double rows of militant! w x A :
aurora of gene”. ‘1’- . )
calm and French when her emo-
‘tions lwcome impulses. is most (as;
clnaiinc. '
“FL" RY'
Tho l-‘raiurc Picture
Thursday. Friday and Saturday—-
()lhl‘l‘ News Son's.
'i'lic fury of tlu- raging sea.
The fury of sailors in a light to the
death.
The lury of a woman who secs her
ilnr-ry on unoiho‘r.
DOJ-lplll‘n d.
his son u. cuwxnl.
l The fury of tho “coward" whcn ho
TlI-arns of his molhrr's plight and
l“ rks lb :n. mm a wrong.
. All u: imm- l‘llll'r imn Richard
El‘mriiu .inI-SS' , )lllely dramatic and
irnma lllli‘ [vilOlOIllullla "Fun" which
[clinics to tilt lliuliu 'l'lzuuiro as ilu-
irrniurc Iih‘ 'l‘uursdav. Friday and
Saturday or iiiis nook. It would he
jiinrul in 'li.(i a
N ‘- i'lt Il
llllll‘i‘ npprnpriuli- titlv
Vilvm ilmi for (his pullire.
limw ..inl and other passions
éIIM- r in?» ll, 01' (‘Hl,ll‘.~l‘, lult a prnwmiz
{Inn is il‘nr dominant nCIP.
. 'l‘lu- sm'nliim: climax cnnlvs at S-u
‘lullvn "liq" In “on, ilm oucv crimping
V miiI. urnppi-Is With and Him»
‘qusix-S liu‘ man liruic ulm had
.u'rtvlu Ii ills luuilir r'S ”(II and lfl‘uught
Emil ilii- ililllll nl' his father.
: ’l'wid)‘ llll‘ ilnnl Slunving of "In Thi-
{N iqu (If 'l‘n. 1.4“" that mnimlrama—
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I'rI l'IIl u:r'Ir.- llinn L'sunl iulIrrsl nnil
li‘ ., ['.l7Y‘~‘l1.\‘ lilo lirr- ht who llnw'
in: man ! it ltzno vvpr-«swl lhr‘ir llll-
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at“ r rust than in "()JF “'nr‘k of
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v'l hit this our.
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AT Till; THEATRES,
at the Rlnlio,
'l'hv fury of a girl whose wedding is
'l‘lu fury of 1m old mun who thinks
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l’.lr:i-‘
inund nmung,
'0 rrv when» making:
sumo 11fo
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l"l’ul:li- Upimou." l-I-mL l-rmluccd un-f
1.3: r dllPt‘llnll or «‘lInI '. S Chaplin. 359
:llmilirr >_\lzir:nlii u' ll(v\\lllg.‘ulins ini
iihr: dru-ioxunrnt of tin mmmn picture
'iowurd a. lull s'ntura‘. '
! ll is llw (uni-xiv l\lll';‘.\ lu'si \oniuroI
s:‘:’i0us ilr:m.;i, starring Eduti
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(ll'llsl li
inlI)
l'lll‘\'l.'lll(*l'.
.n ilic play.
\\'lxil-' llI :lrl
it will r- n :-l in tlxcso nnIi.
mailsumiwliip n t'i. illiu sinkin'dv
,iiirl'rIrtni from thr- im '(‘milm- gI-nius
inlwm in: World km \\‘ ;:i pic-lune.
3 liil‘klni: Ol'l‘ lvm Show,“ 12(-
;f‘.l['§ in: from tho i-niiu-nlinnnl son ml;
lH‘I'lluclinu rni. ln i'iI1.'I'i. Hrui lurv'
'ziuil handling of “l 1.0 li'l‘llls ”10'
most important \eImIr his carw‘r.‘
“l'ui-lu' L'lpiilit’in.” is la la- (‘ulnplilml
,lu .lllll‘. l5 \vlllxmxl 'I-':::.il lillli. illns
(l1 Hing lizrrnl‘y cum: , lmn.
It in Without loom
im-nds noli'uvr \lll‘..- rm‘
Haunting mm:.i lliiIil'lV'T‘.
(in tho tlmsis inn: 1: .: :15
mil is not masiu- of l i«- (Ho.
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\ll‘o, and
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an in-iiviil-i
The chnlmiir In
Il‘urviancc is n » IiintmulnIni: in
(France. “horn Hz» «in ls lniri. Uvri
isu'roihrnri. n. innnz: ;. lisf. plnyrd 13v)
(‘arl Minor, l\i”‘< hin:~-lf ll) :1 i'rrnzzy
0" impotence :iuuiusi v Iii-unislnm‘v. l
’l‘ho in)": fully-r .. S from slmck.
”is nmlln‘i'. \vi'li l\ Km-l' i,» In“
pirl. «libs afll r :i in _l of inbilllli'f.
it'lnsill'p. the unl slin lIolIls renponrxl lo
Il'I)!‘ lici' son's .“lllt‘llll‘ AnIl ilw :irl'.:
,“’(.'l'lll_\ nnrninm:r.__9lI_I.ml l'. .‘Ilni;IZi
'Blrngny. vnrirrics lur in lmpl»;
in n im.’ nliarlv ironic . “dint.
”CU-Si] by Miss
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mis-
And
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of raw pzmsions. l-iitirnl-as and
unriolklaniling. to « vokI’ ‘cmncdv.
\‘M (”l‘nplin rays ii. “ill ;:I~i :i“
'uustlls as any come-Ii) ll" liaS dcnv.
v
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Not much material. l'l this: mrlnngc;
NEWS AND NOTES OF'THE MOVIES
in l R E C ’l‘ 0 R. COACHES AN ACTOR IN "THE
lu-cnuse of its liOVi‘l subjccthc- Irrat—
mvnt.
“The audiences. if I hit my mark.
will chuckle while the characters
“or-p. and will \vcop while the char—
{it'tt‘l's laugh." predicts Chaplin.
"There is nothing funnier than life.
(lrSpiic "ll of its tragedies. when
\imvml as u schtacie. and that is how
iiiis pine is prtsonicd.
"llumun iii-mus." —i~luc,iliating his
nmlcrliing philosophy—“are neither
in rncs nor \illuiizs. nciihvr good nor
laid, and are not to he hold personal-
.lx accountable for actions resulting in
li'ngmly.
“'l'ln y nri‘ straws swayed from “10
onlsidn by the social entity to which
Zimlixidnnls :iro chained. and by public
opinion. I don‘t necessarily mean
in" 5“ 02‘ vhurrh. slat" or mob. but this
iIIi‘ln-tiw- of :my iwrsnn. group. cus-
sodal gesture."
O 0
ll is .'l drama of rraciions instead of
action. l‘Ifi‘m‘is are‘ (iovt‘lopcd for the
nuiivncc from mental processes of
ill;l}~‘i§4 ruilwr than the stark facts of
math and (dishiclw. l-Zvcry charac-
r. r and situation. Chaplin stresses. has
“.3” built on [Isicliologlcul foundri-
imns.
"l'ulIlic Opinion" dovsn't uiiompt
any solution or the pioiilcms implied.
it dm sn'i prcavh. it nurcly undnr-
lflkl'fi io v-vprcss Chaplin's conccp-
lions of UNIX and nriisiic voriiics
\‘.‘illin\li nIgard to any existing form-
(1 of what the public does or ought
to ll\". 1.01 ilm financial chips {all
\ilu'vc llu-v may for this once!
in ii. (‘lim-lin. llm iconodast. wliacks
':‘.\\:I_\' at somo of our lionricst ethical
l‘f'\l~:‘1‘ll!‘£*3 as well as at tho prevailing
;lllln mwihods and material. with only
1this c-\l. nunlion:
“ll. ,... is drama as
lnnIll-Iii on the scro-ou."
izl
it should lie
._.-..._ ......-~... .. “7““ _. .
Variety in Sauces
i liy lll-ZHTIIA la. SHAHJMHI
i 0! (‘ulunibia l.nivu~r.~ity ;
“'lirn l‘killat Suuuin. Fri‘lzcll
statesman, come to this country in
ilio curly part of iho-ninctlcnili cru-
,iho Iniic' Sinus )lil found
lhlll’Chil‘, but only our szunw, “hora--
;:.IS in his own country ilicy 11nd mnny
.sanccs and but cm; ('lllll‘t‘ll. 'l‘o tins
:Iiuy many pcoplu‘ know but our
gmuco—mmyy.
l A sauce should he smorili. ,;‘n<syf
!and consistent. No lumps nun: no?
wair‘ry, iliin lllflC‘S in it. i
The thiclu'mira.r for sumo-s is «nil-rri
i
iyclks. Bull-"r is ll‘.lll"l.\' ilzc lni. :Invi.
lln making while or brown sour-*5. il-OI
iullior and flour nro hll‘ndtd iom‘ihrr}
land kept while or allour-d in lu‘ou’n.‘
Hirprncling on the sauce dcsirv-l. 'l‘liI I
from moat or fish. i
A fish sauce is host made from
A
isuuvn,
{yolks of eggs.
fury ho made the oLsnruxiiun that inl '
mun)"
lot the end
For boiled fish sauce use
tho fish was
to ho combinml
ilour. To fish
.1‘Sli stock.
illlf \vntcr in which
as the liquid
villi ilw butter and
fsrucv- may l-n mldmi lcmon juice,
'tlmpprd parsley or pickles. red and
lghwn pvpptrs, capers. ketchup. Chile
and hard-boiled eggs or raw
cumin-.1
, For brown sauccs the best flavor
Ils (minim d by cooking tho vegetables.
icspccinlly the onion, in the butter or
fat used.
A mucc should be stirred often, and
vigorously. It is best
strained. no matter how smooth it
may Ft‘t‘m to be.
A good proportion. is two table-
poors flows” of imitwr and the some
5
K... 3 1. 3‘ . n"! nv . .
ulm, ldHll. (1 Ho .r u ll comm u l. or \Ln of alour to a cup of liquxd.
lags sauces are either hot or cold.
It not, the eggs are combined with
butter and some acid and cooked over
water. If cold, the egg yolks are
‘rI‘aI' will; lrlouscs that slip-liquid is milk, crt-um or stock niadcll‘vlcndt‘d with salad oil. and the sauce
is not cooked. The first is Holland-
aiso; the second is mayonnaise.
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l.l;1"l‘l.l: Hum SYDNEY (AR,
'l'(l\ '1'” JOHN ALDIIN
. e l'lll‘lSi‘U’l'l‘
‘ “Vt-thing doing. old man; at lvast,
inoihng dung up in dain- as iar as
lily: M (in: (Mr ('i "'trll‘il.
1 could mi that ii v-ouid do no
good 1““ II) llIv-l‘linn ill-'ln “hon I
:lvnk )lalll*lli'll>Ll.t* mi to dinner the
imm-r night. She Scorned to have
”Gigollvll llui’i‘ “as such a. thing as
L. inw- it HI r in all thr- “orld.
l.i!k'.ul you ovr-r pretty thor-
angrily.
'i‘ni-
\vcli;
tlmt iur at
..
r"
inlly :ulmowlmlgui Slim “ltlliid
hull nothing against you:
i t a )iur you had
'giun l;vIr u \IIry hI-nuiiful time and
she hopml that _\ou‘r Vi‘lfe \vas
Worthy of you.
Don't sneer. I think she meant ,it.
She is a. \.Ii-_v l‘lt‘th" girl. Jack.
almost succumbed to her charms my-
self.
llcr conu-rruiion. which is a mix-
ture of lingiirh when she tries io be
i
l
l
l
;,(:u
llonrsily. I do not think Paul;
Pcricr “ill give up those letter.
However. I should not worry much
shout timm iot- it she remains in this
name of mind she will never nuke
An Imam: 5m or
Emns 12mm in Dawn's
main;
I I
copvr/yit I925 HEA service M:
i She may use them as a l-‘vrr to
‘pry 5011 away from your \vii‘v oi-cu-
‘Sionallv. but the time may COlllU when
!.vou will want a. good excuse.
Of course I understand your pro-
dicament. old chap. It isn't. particu-
larly pleasant. and I am sure you are
I'wishing a. thousand times that there
.wcre _no lotters of yours floating
'a'round to be brought up against you.
I will stay here for a. couple of
days longer. Mademoiselle and I are
lgoing on a. long motor ride this aft-
;(Irnocn and dine at some quit-t inn.
{Perhaps the Fates will be propitious.
IIf so. I will bring your love missives
when I come in a. few days.
. SYD.
LETTER FROM JOHN ALDEN
PRESOOVI'I' ‘10 SYDHEY
CARTON
So that little vixen has put 'st 0\'0I'
you! I might have known: that she
could wrap an impressionable old
bachelor like you about her little
finger. ’ -
I
It you are not' sweet-emf in getting
these letters tonight. witc. me and I
shall recoivog. very urgent call from
my firm to return toiAlbany. and go
no see the .My thyself. ' will get
them it I hove to chokefihem out or
her. _ ,., ‘ ,
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You don't know Paula Pericr. She
can be the sweetest thing in all the
world and she can be a hell-cat. At
one time I thought she was rather
fascinating as the hell-cat. but now
1iher claws are out of the velvet and
seem quite formidable.
Oh. Syd. I have not done anything
bad enough to lose the chance of
being loved by the sweetest girl on
earth. but l'm,eure Leslio would
nevor forgive me it she knew I had
made such a fool of myself. At least
she would never trust me again espe-
cially as I have riled like a. gentle-
man to her and told he: that l have
never spoken real words of love to
any.o‘thcr girl. ~ .
Tiuit isn't as. great a. feisohood a:
it looks on paper. I may have spoken
the words that mean love. but I did
not mean them. and the girl I told
them to kneW'l didn't mean them. 1nd
one. didn't mean the words of love
she spoke to me in return. It was
just a. some. I tell you. Syd. Just e.
game. and II am sorry I ever lenrned
it.
Oh boy. oh boy. I'm afraid I will
be sorrier i: I do not get those let-
ters in my Won. '
JACK.
L
Etiquet is simply another name for good behavior. 'l‘h'
taught to behave properly can be relied upon. almost insiinc
every circumstance in later life with proper courtesv. It's ver
remember that the things one must NOT do are important as
must do.
PROHIBITIONQ 1 4 Ono nvvor shell!
1 A well—bred mun dors not Clde a servant. 0" any
nudge. grasp or slap another man on [or anything whatsoever
the back. and certainly docs not science of others, even on
much as lay his fingor~tips on a fumily.
woman. 5 ‘ No wI-ll-brod man (
2 A gentleman nPwr borrows pln‘i’s temper. anger. tea
i
mvnt or any other emoi
thus saving the sensilxilii
_ IT'S BA]! MANSERS
Show to anyone a lone;
vetted front a woman.
money from a. woman. whv-thcr she be
a friend. a social acquaintance ora
relative.
3 No well-bred man or woman
speaks of money outsid» of business.
YOU’LL SEE THREE DRESSES
TO ONE SUIT THIS
l)l‘i‘!~2€f‘s this sprire: :ll‘" i‘uri .» iinu S as popular as suiis and of 1hr
three cri-pc-s one shown in a smgir tan‘cia.
Flat (-2» ins. i'dntuzi chin-s. )orinlwl cre‘pvs and row liv crxprn '
cross. quailriiic l\\'0\v.1l. chicks :Ln'E Madrid (ilrncaxlnl «Ilia-L) arc i
ionalile \‘nrictirs. Til-I «lI'I‘sm inudu of crowns follow iht: flu! 51
with tins and drains or \‘trlIlilS kind: for ornament. l’lo’aicd slr
popular in gowns If tin-so minis. ’
l
S
all of “1- i-ourfuni xuririy
'l‘lli" l'if'lvlu l'l‘x'ilxs 'th' prdz' Cally
frillul. {lounzui I! ruiiad. lanzquc lm-lius or (limmulivo Eton
are shown may. i: in id”«i:a,
For trimming. v~x‘.:l\r<-*I1H" is us-d. uricn' in cond-inahuu “it
Rumors :uw i‘:-<inmml»i-. tun, and arr rsprciaily formed (or 9rd
corsago iri mining.
TAKE WARNING
,F. ‘4“‘ ‘a
A ' ‘ , ‘ n'r :-
.( V.-'~3w§‘w e “In
\ viz (A.
fiA“ a
for Sprint lamb is now in snas
ibvro are imitatiors in plenty
market. You want the rcal ti:
your Easter dinner, and you a.
of getting it at (‘harnok‘s moa
kwi. Like all of our meats. our
lamb is famous for its dr-licious
1nd tcndcrnoss. In poultry our
broilers are inst as fine as our
and our canons would tempt Lu
. QHARNOK'S MARKE‘
Free Delivery
19 Railroad Avenue So. .\'c
A our. c0 Phone 583-2.
EASTER OFFERINGS
VERY ATTRACTIVE STYLES AND SPLENDI
' VALUES IN—
Silk 11(l5ll‘r}'-—Ti) match the new Shocs.
“Kayscr” Italian Silk lindcrwcar.
“Philippine” Strictly Hand-Made Lingerie.
Dainty Silk Gowns. Stop—ins and Combinations.
Beautiful \Vaists-Mzm_v are handmade.
(‘harming Neckwear, including Paisley designs.
Latest styles and colors in Kid and Silk Gloves.
Attractive Necklaces, Earrings, etc., at popular prices.
Then, there is our Corset department with a. comple
stock of the very newest models in Corsets, GirdlI
.'
and Brassicres, rcady to supply any demand.
YOU ARE INVITED TO THIS SPRING SHOWING.
FEED THE HENS SEMISOEm-BUTTEBMILE
An ideal winter ration. Try e. keg. All kinds of scratch not
dry mash. charcoal, grit shells. etc. ‘
THE BEST POULTRY mines AN!) mus
NON-FREEZING DRINKING FOUNTAINS
BROWER & MALONE FEED CO.
43 MAIN STREET.
“IF IT'S GOLDEx’S ITS GOOD”
Norwalk Chronicler