New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 22, 1916, Page 5

NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1916. — T = _ ‘ N ANNUAL INCOME IS “y o . nl o Life Time” Investment ) 8y Siv George Paish Gives Lecture Show- l\I R\ I ‘ ; ing Wonderful Financial Re- for YO“I' Home (Copyright 1915 by the McClure publications) IOBECCSRO) . There 1s one investment !'elated to London, March Great m»t;m;'s food—the health and happi- A B ey i PRERE e 3 - annual income has increased by : . Read these episodes, each com- I f des was beside her, | arms §00.000,000 pounds ($3,000,000,000) . ness of the faml]y-.—whlch every plete in six insertions. Scc them | around her, calling her namw with a since the heginning of the war. This | *: woman, every wife and every acted on the motion picture screén at | POIEnant agony that filled the court- - was the statement made by Sir | £ mother is deeply interested in. 4 X b room and echoed for days in the i George Paish, the well-known finan e g the Keeney Theater. et itiTene e headl s cial authority, in a lecture on war +: Cooking is woman's prerogative and e e ‘ 1t even pierced the mists of delirium finance delivered before fhe r*'”‘”: : pride. When we think of “Mother” | i sy §iad SPISODE IX. e st = : Statigtican societs e natio EF in ‘r\h’) h Mary's tortured soul was £ M““; ‘1:" :rn‘n “R:“q‘m\"‘{'f e we associate her with the good things FLEGED WEES B B Bsas SeCid B0 ;,;;li‘,;g”“;,' ,(,r:'\ ;T"::m,:,;',l;;:—»la:;r;lw‘\lv‘m‘ | 3 Absolu e pure Aol i " she cooked for our health and strength. the SolaySwhichidealRnithEctvll fe | Mo nelinstent Feliance it | : eat Britain, said the speaker, ha : The company were supposed 1o be| over the room. twe voleos In the cor- | : arly succeeded in maintaining it 3 drunken revelers, and I was (0 0l ridor rose with unexpected shrillness. iUy poweriderpits e WD ] aW o.l them and drink too. As usual. Ij - qign't mean no harm!" cried one Insures the most drawal of approximately 4.000.000 | : R had expected to find cold tea I MY ' hotly., “T saw the lady was faint Yke rmen from its industries. Tt had called have been linked to glass—but f a joke-—real cham- . o a bit of louor iwoul 3 1 alf a billi inds of its capital s e SRARURtHouhaRBI ol fllguopso I | de]lclo“s and heallhfiul iood InEhall s Ol DOUNC i s lhe”goodi:s"lhalare pagne had been substituted I re- | pull her around. That's all so help from abroad since the opening of hos- ror as of some awful impending di bottle in front of her—it—-it hap- 3 having been used to make fresh loans | i " X aster. I know I screamed—but the pened.” N ?HBSPHA E E | to foreign countries and colonies. | . el = memories and events next thing I remember w haing (Rt den tharshnessthia N\ L = 3 If allowance were made for the in- | = in 100,000 families. Hift member only a sickening rush of hor- | ;e Gawd, and the minute T puts the i {1lities, nearly all of this, however, honor, home niibed!) 1 They Haldlime Tihad leteasine hack ittt holh nch s o . : rease in the country's gold stock . £ 3 ¢ TushodRrromfitneNuteclinebaimaa= (Mot d e LIS EES | S— . ; usmmmenl | S'r George sald, tho nation would, he | e g gi:bf;a‘::fiir;m& woman. That of courge can be veri- And let everyone in the room he e | 1(\1”‘74’,.)lv have succeeded in meeting | ! i B i b bg[ore s Today thie fled by the papers or by any member | eq immediately. virtually the whole of its war expen- § p Y of that company.” | Awed by his tone, the spectator ditures out of its income, withoui | America’s— yes, the The prosecutor laughed Insultingly. | slunk back, while two of the court of. world’s leading Stove. “And you,” he taunted, “vou who g0 | ficers hurried into the hall, returning aaplialfto anjextent [wonth amention el mad at the smell of alcohol are Vet | with a pair of sheepish policomon. | ing. Official caleulations of the new | \ il - = ‘ The Craw- sufficiently familiar with it, to recog- j one of whom was hastilv thrusting s [1 l l {axation imposed up’ to the present i 0, S 2 ford R-n_ge nize real champagne—the moment | i f = < time amounts to 107,531,000 pounds, i leads in in- Soul littivounialaail bottle of whiskey into his breast noc nd Sir George estimated that {h \ tion to make cooking Y0 t ¥ s! ['at. AGELE @ i : es ! 4 o ) vention toma ! ‘I didn't KNOW it was cham-| At the sight Langdon gave a cry of A A SR faxation in the coming vear will reach | 3RS | 4 (| I precically sutomatic— pagne,” she protested “T merely | triumph E ' il 3 . » A} | nearly 450,000,000 pounds i "he Crawford leads in I | tri ph. | L d ties. Tt knew it was wine of some Lind. It's e o hor . On the whole, the speaker said, {he | iy ! L WAE [::fi';“:(M‘:'{’j'l','r"','q:,‘md 125 man has a hot ol ¢ 5 A, ‘ v i T i \ i —it’s the smell’—— — tle of whiskey, What is more. he v~ What Happened at the Restaurant. | 1 Was Chilled Throug hurder of taxation was light consider- ) i | i distinctive advantages. "The bouquet is the term more fre- | drunk—and his RS f (e “The chicken salad very good I made no reply, not knowing, in- | \N& the circumstances and compared | I Thzllsuh\’)f,(r;:v!uyg used,” badgered the prose- | ridor throush which (he dofendant | today.” The waiter bent defer- | deed, but what any answer of mine | With the burden the country bore i P [P 3 Ioeoneatforlveus bt “And can you tell us some | had to pass. explains—her condition. ' cntially toward my mother-in-law, | i8N irritate he further. she | ¢uring the Napoleonic wars. The na- 8 i B T T Crawford Ranges are her occagions, Miss Page. when you | That. your honor, and gentlemen, of i ¢ e e iy ¥ anned the menu frowningly tional debt before the - was " "":,.Ki"“'.\'fi'finwon‘z drank in that perfume m\.!—\vrro’ 0 Loy e S o e ) e RIS a1 dle near the | yare anything especial you want to | 107:000,000 pounds. Tt would be | = why it is the Dest overcome?” [ truth of the statements macs he .11s , lreplace in Fraunccs! Tavern, the old | she demanded in a fone that | 2:409.000.000 pounds Ly the end of : = = f Range in the world. [The sneer in his voice was becom- | Foster!” pre-revolutionary inn of downtown | seemed to admit of no answer save | March, Sir George added. and if the R T { s | m ing atortureltoiMary S oRre Tt 11a e T e O R M e i el [(h oo e T e el He T war continued another yvear it would { i ] §ne beating herself against a stonc | frowned down at the policoman. ool L | I il i e and i || D9 EEE AR RN GR OO0 wall. She was bruised and wearv. | whose flushed and unsteady gait made | =, c Sons of the Revolution. said quictly. T had no idea of what unds; and her agony found vent in a sudden | his condition impossible to disguise. | 1AVe You ever eaten the chicken | <he was going to order, but it: did not G . b pa‘t}:‘g:‘l‘:t li:;t'}l:nr‘:;} T e | “"Were you in the corridor when | salad here?” The elder Mrs (‘.r'fll-\am | :zl;’g’frl‘nl‘v\’t!j'lv‘l:rf‘\ me. I was too much | LONUERIORT BMELOXES) FOR SALE BY 3 g you? | the prisoner was led from court?” he | asked the question of me sharply, | T r scene of a few | You won'’t believe me!” asked s s hbefor i rner 3 3 5 is ——80— ! ask sternly. 2 i moment hbefore to care what food General Electric Company to i o ¥ % 28 2ec 3 totally ignoring the man at her elbow. | ! g : 0y hat T believe has nothing to do Yesh) ¥our honor,’! stammerad the | went into my mouth, tribute Several Millions. o | o9 WEST MAIN STRE Crawford Range is ieeding to draw upon its accumulated I "fiififl!fiflliiflfi!!fi& with the matter,” cried the prosecutor. | policeman “Yes, indeed, and I have found it The elder Mrs. Graham evidently You must answer the questions put | “Did you speak to her?" very good,” T replied. My mother-in- | approved of my decision. She turned te you while you are on that stand.’ “Yost ] Rh - | to the waiter. “Two chicken sal: Bulletin boards throughout b you 4 at st ERR shir iy Sy e s 3 i o . isn't a restaur- | to the waiter. “Two chicken salads, T e Il on S e by Thei | ratnt s T—secen she wuz|law sniffed. “There Schenectady plant of the General with a little choked exclamailon she | doier o, oo L:nrn says T. a nip will | ant cook in the world who can pre- | :“,“"”:{i"‘;;"r "“‘f“';:"i:“""]‘ 12'{':‘("‘.';”1"“",‘:\ lectric company and in plants of the --‘-"‘.“‘l.ll-‘l..‘.- T e o e o 'crra}n“'sflu:r;]rif::e:‘ nr:‘cr yare chicken properh o S for a | 4 some French rolls You may | CUmpany in Gther cities bear the an- I ”””””m""""l ! “Philip!” she called. “Philip!” And | like a wil’ cat. o 20| RURAE PO O CRULLREE e |G e e o nfciteny T (e || BPEERENT Qiel l Suplrc i G I"Im“ | 2 helapres tolher alde, sheicollapsaal( SFAS iF ol il usirate ninlwvasinelwont | hal s e e e e SeEE S ot e isalid AbubibelsuEe toihavesih (\eSEYISe ofithieTcorna i for e yeats ERIE fainélne ntol nafermsl ahiidderH fowardsiMeryland sastuscn oo o oor 1 peaedioss R SCOR N Sas B i leleaming Mot E tine o cun s ot [Kaximiors il xeceive aibanus of QRDES Angaidigaptiiglintauch¥onsios nySli offertng hatdtha FotlaRian e e | aaeka LpERe i ARSIl e Sl e et (e Isalad T whi[Fohoose SEDE CT avearismalary ey bl IR Y sterla that it did not need Langdon's | that wailing cry rang out agaim. ard. | o onecal iheir maiies ot my militant | the dessert later instatments. Tt is estimated the com- plea for a s)}ort recess to make the | struggling desperately, \}qx‘ ‘"?\‘\ an:a ! :2:::1:\;‘:”:::“‘ Al o T I had to admit that my mother-in- | by Wil distribule beimcen 300 4 in- | that held her. The grasp of one | as to be the object of attention in a | ¢ e REThL e B e on utes—or untll such time as Miss Page | bailift wes fnased too kindly, being nn | public place. But fram my it eObetion, i emmedd ik el [| RSSO FEE P BEREE G ST P is In a condition to be brought back ; more than a hold upon the thin sillk | perience with my hushand's mothe azed into the depths of the wonder- | 7078 SRS, o A L 08 0 e i to the stand.” of her blouse, and as she iwisted {lie | 1 think I can count upon being s fuliwood firaiin thelimmanse oldire 00 MO8 S8 Si S 0o the sccond Ia\l:rish a gr:;;cml lance . nis honor | stuff gave way and tore--leaving the | jected to many wondering starc Blicel e which Hour talbicivis | Ianthe SRME A S TS o0 .angdon half carried, half led Mary | whiteness of her shoulder ex e canginer: - trips jistationt . : v st foward thprison dnor. | Then, s the |/iha slohi the prosecutor budaoty pare | Tne. adens Mia’ Grabem has| Buf our table fhe neatast one fol| the sis months snatug Becember 3l Dallift came forward to relieve him, |a hoarse cry and pointed at it. For | no thought for the opinion of any | the fireplace. was altogether too | T8 SUROMRTERCEN. & TRUEE W 0o he turned’ sadly back toward his | there against the pale satiny tint of one save herself. Whatever | sho | (1os¢ for real comfort. [y mother- | "n "5 - ; R eh bt table to try again to think of some | the skin lay a hideous bruise—the | wishes to do she does with a rvoyal | in-law had selected it when we en- | 5 il Aretl distribution | : ? new witness, or some method other | shadow of a man's hand, with livia Gisregard of criticism, which would | fored the i vantedRiog s e or e e [N -4 than by torturing Mary Lerself upon | scars where the mnails cut crnelly into | be superb if it were not so annoyin ' Gl e e i | Bletea the five vears' service between | thé witness-stand to prove the truih of | the delicate flesh 1 wondercd idly if this charactes Ees i fort “;.;.. v|,“,‘3 June 30 and December the statements of the alienist | (To be continueid.) iic of hers was not one reason wil . | Halfway to his seat, however, j Dicky had shifted the conducting of was arrested by a long, low wailing | T e clghiseeing tmp froml s el | ny Gl scream that echoed and throbied | VERY KIND OF TGNATIUS. lers to mine, Al I e e through the stone walled corridor. } M e “What else is there?” Mrs. Graham m]”:\“.\d.:”‘m‘f zf::r::xl"( 4:.‘.1 ””’W""“"" | Groom Schenecctady, N, Y., March 1060888800 A single bottle will convince you Sloan’s [§§ Liniment e LINIMENT she was so chilled from the winds = = along the sea wall that I did not ven- ARREST! DDING. alicn into (m(ml\ As Bnot Twice it came—the horrible scream | Informs Authorities He Tntends turned to the waiter with a mov e B Is Tied. | of a woman in mortal agony or in | Brcals Eromiyail 1ent solquick and imperative hat 19 | You mot be too warm with your coat Bridgeport March #2.—Just: as the throes of delirium. 'The Judge— brought him to attention as if he were halted midway as he was leaving court New York, March 22.—Ignatius T. |, soldier | —stood as if frozen, and even the | I« Lincoln, the professed German spy, “Almost everything, ma'em,” he presecutor dropped the papers that | wrote to the Department of Justice | murmured. “Crab flake salad, lobster he held and stared horrifiecd at the | vesterday that he intended to escape. | zalad—" deor to the prlson, which w :d- | He is now locked up in the Raymond b v o tH S L e o then s Vol sholiebir dlairy e nescd Kine o el y roree denly flung violently open revealing '\4”‘?\ 'ia“|mnldi“g C'\'fw‘dmo” Ui I | O ol ke el LARGEL O o e e e, S G| R el e TS o] 21 it Stk Mary struggling in the grasp of the | land on the charge of forgery, nmeats.” : \ chos . ac 5 et o * honey bailiff r?fv (ar‘; was 1:::, '»m- r*\',c\ | Department officials, it was reported He was evidently an inexperienced ":”":'(‘ ““:'m '(7‘ ';:-{;M‘h | ‘“1_2‘_ '_’_F_ :‘1::.‘\_ w‘fv: !;] t 410_:1«' on !w’)\ . nan - wide, and her hands were clutehine, | in Washington yesterday, have de- | waiter, for he fumbled \\nl_\ the menu | vv‘h L H]'E:"m]n o ;( W\“r l:‘r;:.j ”m\"”\‘» |;\"Py‘|j\7\|:n’]‘ ‘«]iw;»r Wl;.u(j‘ om lawing and beating at the stronger | cided that Lincoln possesses little in- | card and started to look through the | B/ UL S8 800 MG, B0 0 STR CRRRaT | Bnerr B o e i 11 Bnes that held her, Then again she | formation of use in prosecuting neu- | list of meats II\.\‘HT;\' x:\}w;'ct;xn(lvltf s IR 8 etter \m”wli‘_k 'm‘ w‘il_ e v,”:,, ! rlv\\1 I:m tncamiad andl wrenchinzosucl toon | trality cases His deportation proh- | seemed to exasperate the elder Mrs. |- o . il e DR S s R two or three lurching sieps forward, | ably will not be delayed long. Lit- | Graham, for she took the “drrl from | ”‘”.\ lmhl;\t‘j ‘n\. l:lmr.m,lff,\.l - ]rj" zkp\yllu.\:,jhfi.y ::‘\‘v::fl\xr‘ V;:y](}r»y::‘] ‘I,’,‘ .llmnlnfiglmiflnll‘.“ panting like one whose breath is al- | tle importance was attached to Lin- | his hand and put up her lorgnette. | QAo fnd s Diotesiody S most spent. coln’s message that he would break. “If this is a specimen of the ser- jam quite comfortable now.” I smiled | deliver With a hoarse roar of excited hor- | jail, even though he did once escape | vice,” she commented acldly, t | covertly as 1 uttered the half-truth ror the spectators sprang to their feet | from a deputy marshall and tannted | strikes me that the diners who had {at the unconscious irony: of my on?” T asked. *Shall T not help vou | Judge Charles H. Peck murmured off with it?" ““Rless you, my childr ! In some -inexplicable way she | Tvi Miss Maude Hawk . twisted the remark into y'b(‘l(‘!‘nr-u field and Fred King, of Stratford o r judg T nosi a ta rday, De Sheri ills To o A n her judgment in choosing a table. | terday, Deputy Sheriff Mills Tomli Arrests Tnflammation. Prevents severe compli- cations. Just put a few drops on the painful spot and the pawn dis appears. e 0 D D e “A. B. JUHNSON. . D. S. | ADVERTISE DENTIST IN THE HERALD. | | | National Bank Bidg. Open Evenings. be- | Sam Fraunces for a host were much | mother-in-law's suggestion. Imagine and surged forward; but Lanzdon was | the authorities for several weeks b e - {any one venturing o change any ar i duicker tha ai e | fore he was recaptured. lictter off than we are. one ve el G t th H bt f jmicker than they, and ithree | fore he w ¥ rangement of hers when it was once | | e e a I 0 made. | l If T could have horne any mmlr‘ox Drink"]g Hot Water ‘ : Bies | toward my husband's mother for her | | arbitrary manner the feeling would | YOU CAN s Before Breakfast o comfort which she soon began to | n RE LY ON b i n pxcelien oilectl hotter and hotter, and while T with Says we can’t look or feel right - my coat off was_merely slightly un- with the system full heavy coal. soon hegan to show thc of cffects of the excessive heat. OVIR m When we had finished the hot e (T e e chicken broth she wiped the perspira | ) “hicke s e Perspira- | now instead of loading their syste .; tion from her face. I hoped that she with drugs. “What's an inside bath? Jnow the obstinacy of my mother-in- | form miracics 1f you could believe | | these hot water enthusiasts. There now, T am beginning to get | * There are vast numbers of men comfortable again” she said. setUing | ang women who, immediately upon back in her chair. “That hroth was | arising in the morning, arink a glas: ! really good, and served piping hot. | of real hot water with a teaspoonful | meet the requirement: DI i, 1'1 ually they bring it 'on having about |ior jimestone phosphate' in it; This of weaves and sizes sufficient for every demand. At this store pur- le temperature and strength of dish | jg a very ex 1t 5 I assented vaguely, 1 was begin- | testines of the previous day's waste Thecollectiontur RS 1L . {his store has heen chosen with great care I E t ' esig and colorings is ample to excellence and reliabilits, th ¢ coverings purchased nere will ve utmost satisfaction ae excellent health measure chases only from those mills whose products ere recognized for their The laxative tablet ning to worry actualiy lest in hor ob. | your nile. and Indlsestinle matosni | 2 stinacy she should hecome overheated kidneys and the thirty feet of in- o : G g Lics left over in the hody which if not with the pleasant taste and then fako a chill when facing the | fiminated cvers aay. become food ! for the millions of bacteria which in- I had had enough experience with o i fest the Lowels, the quick result is icky's uncertainties of temper to be | nojsons and toxins which are then Protects every member of the 3 from a cold contracted while she was i headache, bilious attacks, foul l'l‘c‘ulh ah it in my care that he would blame me | paq taste, colds, stomach trouble, y om 01\5 Oll" ! | for it. kidney misery, sleeplessness, impure But how to get her to remove her | b1ooq- and all sorts of ailments me enem of 00 health ! coal was a problem that T fearcd B would tax all my powers of di-|padiy the next, but who simply can amacy. not get feeling right are urged to The sweetness of low price Hever equals the bitterness of low quality—a statement very applicable to purcha f a Rug. It is our policy 1o offer the best values obtainable rather than te & sell poor quality Rugs just because they are cheap. Look for value and not merely for a low price. 2 Our extensive collection of room-size R embraces over 300 patterns of Wiltons, Axminsters, Body Brussels, Velvets and Tapes- tries. From our iinest Wiltons down to our Tapestries at $14.00, the value is there Whether it is a small ltug, Hal 1 room-size Rug obtain a quarter pound of limestone which you need, you will find it a pleast o me your selection 0 H : B WILIL; NOT OPPOSE RAILROAD hosphate at the drug store Thi ive selling rights ; phos We have the exclusi g rig The petition of the railroad com. | will cost very liltle but is sufficient for this great laxative Dany to Bava the public ubliites cow- | o make anvens o zed] crank on the . | subject of internal sanitation mission extend the date from April 15 i | from our very extensive assortmment Lttt as soap and hot water act on to October 15 on the order compelliius | the skin, cleansing, sweetening and them to operate dinkey locomotives in | freshening, so limestone phosphate zz S¢to. the regular way instead of tender and hot water act on the stomach, The re { versed will not be opposed by this c liver, kidneys and bowels. It is or Bristol, as it s impossible for the | vastly more important to bathe on company to install the necessay turn- | the inside than on the outside, be- THE CLARK & BRAINERD CO. table at Bristol before autumn. 'I‘hul«\nusg the skin pores do nol absorb C. C. Fuller Co. Overlooking The Capitol Grounds — 40-56 Ford St., Hartford. “Where quality is higher than price.” 181 Main Street. hearing is slated for next Monday. impuities into the blood, while the