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JACK DAW IN CANDY LAND
Story by Hal Cochran
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Household Suggestions
OHS? BISCUITS
All biscuits, reeks and cookies wil'
keep perfect: cvlsp it kept If: a. closed
tilt
W6 THIN HATERIAI:
“'hen stitching chiffon or georgette
or any very thin material where there
is a tendency to‘ pucker. place a. piece
of paper under the goods and stitch
under both. “'hcn the paper is re-
moved the seam will be perfectly flat.
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HOT “'A'I‘ER BAGS
Anolnt your hot water bag‘ tire-
quently with glycerin and the rubber
will not be tempted to crack.
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BRASS CANDLIETICKS
Keep your brass candlesticks clean
by rubbing occasionally with salt and
vinegar.
GRINDING DATES
It is sometimes dialcult to grind
dates, figs or raisins for puddings or
desserts because they clog up the
inder. This may remedied by
adding a few drops lemon Juice
\l .l in Sugars rolled through Maple Grove and out into the. occasionally.
l I'lil‘ilmf‘l where they were going.
'l‘l? we will follow them and sec."
'Oh. it's hard to tell."
80 Jack and Flip and
:m lwhlnd tln- long line of rolling candies.
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ul'on S“\ crai
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l :‘urc enough. the fudgemen were
little w.ili.'
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at meats.
““‘hy here they
racing right up to the
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Hi making Johnny be
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, much he wanted to.
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'xr.» before Bowssr M
“i"‘x's bun lint
knew that ;o '0:
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I van'g m-
V. .th fright.
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l-Zuch little
f ‘}'l- w his arms around it. In a moment every Nutmcat was add one-half Krasnoon of salt and a time ,docs a situation exttnd him.im, Hay-”0rd which is circulating the
“.m n art-st excitemi-nt.
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Johnny Chuck’s Feelings
Bi
Pity one who can but and:
In helplessness approaching late.
—-Johnny Chuck.
A
f
win: first feeling when
up in that tree and
at Bowser the Hound
r couldn’t et him, and
lie could a ord to grin
lie tinglod all over
of having act ly
c. More than once he
he could climb if h.
but until now he
while the persistent
nwser got on Johnny's
when Sanini Jay and
him and
:ccs to the racket a:
lie nnderstoo
safe rain
as at the IIIII till. a
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Soitiooothatho
at tree he must remain
lie couldn‘t leave. I.
~,- ('huck is rather a re-
ilc doesn't like too
He wants to
Pas-or Brown's
look
him. was look
all the time and
tail that there
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Johnny mortal:
So his feeling of
relief gave way to a
orry, and this 100“"
r;. passing minute. NW
incited anxious
way. to see i! a that
he attention at
was that he discovered
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if it.
it
and
ficd sank. It
lower with every
i' .s Boy cook. For
.lti .iny h“ lat“ “
down into his I... at
gn of an! '-
stay right where a
Boy could a
khadsooahimdeit
wasn'i“ til. h
He an" ‘1,
Per
"What does this all mcnn." asked Jack.
P‘Iiii" nut fudge." replied Caramel with a laugh.
Thornton W. Burgess
Brown's Boy mine W tho
Long Loss
ii t: he 0! con
That was a foo I P‘- bound
in that tree because Bowler
' m- is the and." thmhi
li‘udgcmun pickrd out
(Cont ued.)
discovered Fem!
1'“.
Boy VII “'
in up in that tree
mgking it perIOCtly
was some one up
asFarmsr Brow '
foot of the x
ooh of surprise on
Boy’s face when he
‘ Those fully
- I m I ararnrl and asked him if he knew where the little and anchm
"hulgcmrsn?" replied Caramel.
CCT-I-‘IKHVERS
1 At night set your cut-flowers in a
icool place and in the morning plunge
.them in water up to the blossoms.
They will last a much longer time.
CORNER CUPBOARDS
A corner cupboard is a useful fea-
ture in the dining room or kitchen
and will sometimes redeem a space
otherwise unavailable for any useful
purpose. It should be near a window
'and should have besides the shelves
a space below concealed by a door
where durtcloths or table. linen may
the kept.
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YOUNG CARRO'I‘S
Young carrots should never
peeled, but lightly scraped.
be
'10 RETAIN FLAVOR
Olives that are not eaten should be
put back into the bottle in the liquor
in which they came and be corked
tightly in order to retain their flavor.
The same applies to capers, chillies
‘les.
TESTING CAKES
Use a Wooden toothpick instead of
.a broom splint to test your cakes or|
broiled steaks.
It is much more hy-
gienic.
COOKING ODORS
If you wish to keep your house free
from the odor of cooking do not let
your sauce pans boil over. and re-
move all pans directly from the stove
when you have finished with them.
OMmON
AND POTATOES
By BER’I‘I‘IA E. SHAPLEIGII
01 Columbia University
Cut one cupful of diced potatoes
from cold boiled potatoes. and cut up
In a frying pan place two tablespoons
of bacon fat and in it cook the pots-
toes and the bacon until heated. but
not browned.
"\Vhygthat's ““10 pepper. and pour over the bacon
and DOIRIOCS.
LIONEL BARRYMORE
By JASIES W. DEAN
NEW YORK. April 13.—~A certain
man made a war fortune and builta
mansion for himself and his family.
The mansion containrd a libraryy of
course. lie Went to the biggcst book
store in his city and said to the mana-
ger: "I have 482 feet of book shelves.
I want you to fill them."
The manner of stocking that library
is analogous to the manner in which
”Enemies of “'omen." by lbancz. was
filmed.
\Villiam Randolph Hearst bought
the film rights. ongacr d Alan Crosland
as director. Joseph l’rban as scenic
dcsigncr. Lionr-I
and pulled out his ("ht-ck hook to pay
the bill. no matter what its total.
The result is a glittering photOplay.
.a collection of dazzling pictures which
iconstantly impress the spectator with
the opulcnce of the producer. but
Inever with sympathy with the charac-
'ters or the story.
The best parts of the film are its at-
mospheric scent-s. Motion pictures of
man submarincs which sunk them
are. pcrforce. the most grimly realistic
war scenes cvcr set n.
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built by Eric von Sirohcim for “Fool-
ish \K‘ives."
fjust as foolish as Stroheim’a. Indeed.
it might well have bout called “Fool-
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.sort.
] Barrymore has two stirring fights
‘lone with his hands.
,‘i\‘t'i)’ carried out.
5 Barrymore always holds
Both are effect:
the eye
{Men of lesser talent could have done
as Well in his place. I believe that in-
Rurrymore as star,.
'sinklng vcsscls taken aboard the Ger- -
Scencs of Monte Carlo were actually .
taken thvrc. They look just as much’hearmg more than
Ilike Monte Carlo as the great sets
This story by Ibancz is
ALMA RUBEN 3
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1"The Passion Vine” has an unhappy
ending as it was shown on Broadway.-
1 am told the version-sent broadcast
lthrough the country will have a happy
ending. with the young South Sea na-
tive Chieftain marrying the beahtiful
white girl. .
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Manhattan end of
Manhattan Bridge: Curb traders in
second-hand clothing. Straw hats.
overcoatS. overalls. trousers. worn
fahoes and new handkerchiefs being
Isold and traded—Twenty- 'en boot-
‘blacks. most of them at work on rusty
;shoes of ragged men. Two young
:(‘hinese ladies
igood of two Caucasian bootblacks of
'six; Twelve traffic cops on duty. A
.big brulscr pulling me by the am.
trying to forcibly get me in his store
to buy a topcoat. Two girls. dressed
like. twins. carrying two dozen copper
pitchers identically alike and fresh
, from the factory into an antique shop.
iCoatlcss, open-necked truck drivers
tilirtlng with working girls. Great at-
imosphere for a romantic movie.
Spring at the
. WANT FORD AS A CANDIDATE
iBy The Associated Press.
OMAHA. Nob” April ill—Petitions
1600 names re-
,qucsting that the name of Henry
iFord he placed on the Nebraska. pri-
lmary ballot next year as Progressive
i party candidate for president of the
United States. were filed with the sec-
ish Husbands." or something of the-”man, of state late yesterday.
Similar petitions. it was announced
”will be filed in Idaho Saturday. and
'0'" ”nee" °t ”39°“ ““0 small Pieces. 1 in thc picture. one with swords and ‘Omem are being circulated in Kansaa
lMlnncsota. Illinois. Indiana. South
iDakota. Colorado and other states.
Roy M. Harrop. president of the
“93‘ {our 9388 slightly, ’whcn he is in the picture. hit at no 1 American Economic League. chartered
lFord petitions. said the League had
not consulted Mr. Ford. but had
Cook. moving the pan almost con- ldicatcs the inherent weakness of the "drafted him."
tinuously until the egg is set. Then
slip the knife around the edge of the
.pan and fold as an omelet. Turn onto
a hot platter and garnish with parsley.
KNITTED SILK
A very atractive costume of knitted
silk is of Alice blue with horizontal
‘ stripes of gray woven In the hem of
\thc. skirt and the over-blouse. Gray-
rlbbou binds the neck and sleeves.
NEWEST BIDUSES
Dainty lace ruffles are used inl
many ways on the new blouses for
spring. Single packets embroidered or
monogrammed are another new fea-
lure.
Ten thousand dollars worth of¢
swords and armour have arrived in?
Hollywood. No. they are not for a
revolution. but for the production of
"Ashes of Vengeance." in which Nor-l
ma Talmsdge will star for First Na-
tional release.
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film: it at no time rises to an ~~mction~
lul climax. (‘iimax is piled on climax.
ibut they are all crises in action and
not crises in human affairs.
Until now I have belicvcd Alma
Rubens one of the most ineffective of
screen actresses. She was emotional
impotent in “Humorcsqur.” She finds
her proper niche in a \‘amplrr- role in
"Ens-mics of “'omcn."
Summing up "Enemies of “‘omen":
It is gorgeoua sccnically beautiful.
stirring in action. weak in story and
emotional reaction. '
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Edith “'liarton‘s
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“Glimpses of the
CHILD KILLED BY GAS
HARTFORD. Conn. April 13.—
Luba fi.two—_vcar-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Indizsky. of num-
ber 114 Governor street. this city.
ldied at the Hartford hospital. yestcr.
day from gas poisoning. Her moth-
cr. Mrs. Ladizsky. and a brother.
A16. aired four years. were also
11:1an to the hospital in an uncon-
scious condition. but will recover.
EThey were found unconscious in a
ht‘d room yesterday morning when the
father. who is a night worker at the
Hartford Rubber \Vorks. returned.
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Moon” was gem-rally much overrated ' The roam was filled with gas and an
as a novel. I thought. The screen vcr-
sion of it is fairly faithful to the book
and so it carries out my impression of
the novel. The photoplay strengthens
my impression that Nita. Naldl is one
of the three most magnetic persona“
ties on the screen.
Rex Ingram's film called
the Pavement Ends" and
"Where ‘
based on
,- .\ n other child.
unlighted wall jet was found partly
opened. It is believed that the jet
was burning low when the family re-
, tircd last night and in some manner
went out during the night when _thc
;~.ither and children were asleep.
a boy. aged six.
sleeping in an adjoining room. thus
escaped the effect of the fumes.
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LEI’I'EB FROM JOHN PRESCXYI'I‘,
NEWLYWED. TO HIS FRIEND,
SYDNEY CARTON
DEAR SYD:
I broke off suddenly in my letter to
you the other day, for Leslie has the
most absurd ideas about one's private
correspondence. She wants to read all
mine. and tenders hers to me to read.-
God knows. Syd. I do not want to
read her letters full of trivial oom-
monplaces and questions about people
for whom I care nothing. and certain-
ly I would not have her read my let-
ters to you for the world. It would
seem like giving up my entire liberty.
I wanted to tell you about my in-
terview with Leslie‘s father. It was
a "humdinger."
was that: was up in
was too fright.-
He had me on the carpet that morn-
ing after I returned from that business
(?3 trip for about an hour and he had
me going all right. I wasn't sure
there was going to be a. wedding when
I made a clean breast of the attain-
with Paulette.
At that. Leslie's father is a good
apart. In the first place he told me
that be suspected from the firm that
my firm had notsenttormeandin
the second place he mid he thought
thatIhadballed npannttersg'reatly.
That.» anyone of sense would hast
Iwaslytngandthatyouwere
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not very proficient in the matter of
deceiving.
Syd. I told him the whole story, and
he said, as you have. that I had made
a consummate ass of myself. He said
it more forcibly too. However, he
continued that probably ninety-nine
men out of a hundred do the same
thing every day of their lives.
I asked him if he thought I had
better tell Leslie and he answared no.
He didn't think she would understand.
I gathered from what he said, al-
though he made no assertions to that
effect. that he thought what a woman
didn't know wouldn't hurt her. I
pigeon-holed that opinion for future
use.
He assured me. however. that he
wd’uld expect me to be absolutely de-
voted and true to his daughter after
marriage. and be affirmed somewhat
profusely that he didn’t care a d
for meor my feelings in the matter.
but he: would not have his daughter
made unhappy.
"Prescott." he said, "I have never
made Leslie's mother nutter one pang
of unhappine- on my account and I
do not intend thtshsahall sorrow be-
cause some sealawag like yum-self has
brought grief no one of her daugh-
ters." ‘ , ‘i "
I felt pretty 10' d d. The-
old man is“
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PICTURE POSTAL. SHOWING THE
W POOL, FROM LESLIE
PEESGYIT '10 SYDNEY
CARTON.
a lazy man. He is making me send
5 all his souvenir pomls to his friends
as well as mine. Weather splendid
.ecenery beautiful. Prescott's happy.
Leaving tonight.
Harman POGI‘AL. ~-owum
m SALLY_AWN
I hope you areas ”. Lam
dear-Sally. ”Wham". . 5
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John Magneto-.1310 3-09.15 gm
arrived home aid! and to I“! .m‘
he EVening' Sentinel’s Daily‘ Magazine and Home, “Page
NEWS AND NOTES 0F Till-1 MOVIE ‘ I
of eight demanding a. i
I have just found out that John is .
‘Em coon-nu
WITHOUT Pm
WATERBUBY. Donia. April 1s.—
Frank Pains. arrested in this eh
yesterday was charged with cum
this country without a m ”a
in violation of the immigration quota
for Lithuanh. Claim is made mt'
Paisas went from Lithuania to Bet-
deaux. fiance. and from there to
Tampico. Mexico. From there it h
alleged. he and two other men cru-
ed the Rio Grande in a row boat for
which they were acquired to pay 8".
Pains. the authorities say. then
went to Brooklyn. N. Y. and from
that city came to Waterbury in Feb-
ruary. The hearing yesterday was;
before William Clark or Providence.
R. I.. immigration inspector. who
will forward a report at the an to
the Secretary of Labor. Pains h
being held at the police station here
while relatives are engaged In trying
to raise ball of $500. If bond-Ir. not
furnished he will be taken to m
pending decision of the can it
Washington. ‘
TAFFETA FROCK
FOR DAN CES
APARTLIENT HOUSE IS
TRADED FOB m
BRIDGEPORT. (30:111.. April 18.—
A novelty in a real estate Mil
recorded here yesterday was the
swapping of an apartment home in
Highland, avenue. by Benjamin Lin-
sky. of New Haven. for a theatre in
Waterbury owned by Benedict L
Hausdorf of that city. The latter. in
taking over the house. mined
8180.000 in mortgages on it.
cHIcH
'I‘he an. that accompanies a mod-
ern woung woman to dances this sea.-
son must have a wide collar u make
a. ruff about her ears and the nearer
it falls to her elbows the smarter it
will be. '
Wide and dashing bows of ribbon
ESTERSPILLS
TI!
DIA-OID
and only a. bodies that is fitted snugly ' i”.-
will be accepted at all. The material I...“
is iridescent taffeta—sea green. or- w
chid. name, silver—blue or ”pastel" known
shade.
DAVENPORT COFFEE ‘SHOPPE
"Goods Cheer Within"
A Place to Eat Par Exellanes
Cakes and Pastries to Order for Home Use
CATERER FOR PARTIES
HOTEL DAVENPORT , sum-ow, eons.
Music Every Evening—8:30 to 9:00
Special
SATURDAY ONLY
Mahogany Candlesticks _
$1.00 pair
Mahogany Nut Bowl
With Nut Cracker and Nut Picks
$1.00 set
s
Fruit Dishes
$1.00 each
‘3..- Sure to Visit Our Basement Saturday and Take Advantage
of This Wonderful Opportunity.
NEW VICTOR RELEASES ON SALE
SATURDAY.
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DONNELLY’S
14.16 Salli-h lain Street South Norwalk
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amuse REGRINDING
REBCO BRONZE RINGS
The Only Ring That Improves With Use.
WRIST PINS
W. G. LE COUNT TOOL WORKS
lerrltt Place South sci-nix. con.
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