New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 12, 1923, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNFE 12, 1928 e e o SERUIT-A-TIVES™ (vorces o rhe um ) - moved slowly, like man tired SR BIACH. 4 Tuesday, June 18, CHAPTER XX\ n.—Bail scores |n"n‘|".d l“lc‘s u’ llunl's 810 m-=O5ga8 recital from PRAIID 0 A0 ANE MENT wete A TRRAITAN INSAIE MOHEE, W Yot . 1 | Cameo “"Hm‘l pleture theater. R H Gray was shoeked a ® change ‘ I Fl d P Webb, erganist Ma liriskow She had fa HEGIN you ' priningly Pieasure 1t up her face. T:48 p. mo—Address s N AORAN . and she fell into a brief futter of de- | Combined With Tonics | T°00 p m—"Carnegie Library." by Caivin Gray L vou i ) ight al seeing him; but as soon as John H. Leete Henry Nelss Gus B ¢ ¢ s ¢ y I'm gk " In overes g d 1 mal ity p is. nei greeting was over he | yming disease and making 5 v kow strikes ¢ y he her ta her loun ‘F and insiste 1‘ ‘,;,:Ml the siek well, " Fruita-tives™ or | pg L‘. n‘.v l:‘- II:‘:ml;::plloa:th\. s ’ proves a . - making her camfortahle He had Fruit Laxo Tablets” get their rare § p m—Pall seores. National N fimily . Hrb ) \ Y preitta L g and unusual powers from the met} e . Nations \ ricks with eushions and pillows, se ¥ method | fioekman and Farmer market re- :-* & in love b ¥ M. he declared; they heeame his ahedii of eombining the fruit juiees lp Pis | Rarbara Park . . FPaS . r \ 1ed . This process was diseovered by & |’ 5 13 v ent servants, and th was a knack . . a $:15.p : of Gus, falls s of & o ' ‘ i{n artanging them—the same knack "‘»"1‘""’“ "("“""‘“""“‘-‘ him after 5130 ll .:II| "‘\“‘l‘:::: by Mrs C. W 4 ventures frog ! f o you, {hat a robin uses In building hundreds of tests o ‘ pyie | W \ willding its nest : Win ano; Dy this diseovery, the juices of _,,l,::'\',,..l..l:.“ n;:n':;" \?cmk::"; J i M nedy, | him. DBriskow buys il home “Y This he demonstrated quite conely apples, oranges, figs and prunes are || -o. "o soprane and Gray visit here ray, ! J sively gleliglel . et man ke (e teke coarge ni | OBies in such a manncr that the unique confection—originated by in the ofl flelds ells oh0. G4 s Siahed Sratefully as she| BN ieinal aetion of the fruit juices are wh : dent of the la y ¢ e gy It Gess Rinda fesl like marlnuurhumnrm- an]-l \fllunlvl'm (Westinghouse—bpringfield), b "‘E“ ”': Kibbe, Sweet cream caramel and dainty ” o Try ruit-a-tives” forall Stomaeh - . ] Candigswaet: marshmallow, rolled into one of the most his hate for \.’l / ind [ n " T | bird's nest,” she declared And you - Liver, Kidney and Skin Trouble §:30 p. m.—RBaseball scores of the | Vor Sh0 deteene g : I »'a¢ tempting candies you ever tasted, Each NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY “‘NM.‘:::»;I?.. > 2 ey Tl sl $0a. & box, Ofor 3,50, trial sae & RAVATA FAMSINR (AN e B% .00 OX v " THE STORY a ja dromed &8 .‘uflrl\w g At dealers or sent b l~,'uu.vn-u\cl leagues, Fairy tales @oor, UL 1 ain't goi gentied up t are the very neatest dressers of A Limited, Ogdenshurg, N.Y, 2:45 p. m—World market survey piece wrapped separately. bells an’' things yet Allie's away the birds Hut look! LA Ke e | T S T — T SIS 6 OMOINEN A 008 ) de an' ma's layi ¢ robin, I've brought spring with me." 1564 them " §:86 p. m.-—News of the day. sures fresh de. In 10c, 25¢, °n°'P°u“d and five-pcund He opened a Huge hox of long A e [ 2p Baahell saui I - r K | loudly; the cook buried her ebony 8:05 p. m.—Concert by Mrs, Wllltr‘ = Ma isn't il 1 hope Neno, Just ai { stemmed roses and held their €00l | faee in her apron; the second girl| Morean soprano: Miss Selin dtor . Mrs, Rriskow's ¢ o il S m" i Morg pi \n:.‘ r::r v\.'a“.:\'::", l’rherever good Candy is sotd "You were in luck to find a house dewy huds against ont doutis g pe in such & smart neig swwhood, Gus withered face, then, laughing and eonq ¥ e €ra, contralto; B ali Wie around. auiekiv. for e aaed ”“:‘ . vasea| T2 j:’-'y.u\....) .m‘.“ f'“‘,, -'d'.\nu On the | pianiat and accompaniat, vt T'm d R e O o don whutting ‘out | ADrut end, then, gravely, ceremoni- | spocial arrangement with Lite Maga somebody! You're the first one that's the dreary aftermoon, after which he sl | Hine. dropped in an' we heey « Iit the gas log, and soon the room,| GraY played butler with a correct. 9:30 p, m.~—Continuation of musiea! 2 sonality or his deft rearrangement of 0:60 p. mo-HBedtime story for supper, won't you “Of course 1 wi Kfant Its contents, or both, became a warm | It was an uncomfortable experiends | ErOWn-ups. i for all except Gray himselt—he aety.| 985 o me—A few minutes With | New York Preshytery Gives Diplomas | So Declares Mrs, Astor in Addressing too, If you can take care of me.” AnA chegriul plkce “pshaw! Didn't we take keer of He had brought other gifts than|ally enjoyed jt—and when the " laat | F'eniamin Franklin. Baseball scores. you when you come to the ranch? fowers, fo0: thoughtful, expensive | dIsh had been removed, and he had e to Two Although They Do Not Be.| Iemarks to New Members of Par- We got three niggers now doin ] things that fairly took Ma's breath, | EIven Instructions to serve the meal WVGY leve i { 4 e .""”"“'Hh £ ow, ot ol ; ShlRg (et {81y, too I‘I bbb ';” I_".u"'m oxactly as he had served | (Goneral Hieetric Co, Schenectady, leve in the Virgin Birth, linment—Her Words Cut Members. ger house if they'd of let me, but GRAY P N ¥ to he remembered, therefore, with!it, the three negroes were glad to Y g New Y : s £ Bouso If they'd of le B bt ) l.x \‘,.L,I,'m T ’ \nelenn dellghtfal Tittle luxurios filled | obe ‘ :\;\.l New York, June 12.—-Local church- I.nlndnn. June 12.--Lady Astor, more would mercly add to your : her gentle soul with o guiity rapture ‘You gee what a meddlesome busy-{ 6 p. m. Produce and stock mar- i ersd et Dr, any ::)::(':fi I':".“I‘:P:"J:f" "‘l‘.,:'m:’"p:.mn cares.” With head howe I Tin gnae fixed | But these were not gifts in the or Iy T am,” the Jnughed, ket quotations. | Newa bulletine; base.| L1800 Foudick, Raptist minigter| ey of tne 1 ise. of e, aid “Allie and My 1 out the fur- N the flam en he looked up | dinary sense; they we offerings | don't know how to mind my own busi- | bull results b : [and fpecial. praacher - of i the Fqu"'"“”"l“ l”“m“‘. “’l llm{,“n“'i“llm niture, S 't i e was red, his eyes were | trom the Duke of Dallas, and his| ness, and the one Juxury 1 enjoy most| 8:35 p. m.—Address, “New York's | Prosvyterian church, had gained @ I.'hllxl.«nlr.l "M,I‘" . Sibineieng “Beautiful!” Gray exclaimed, In- | brighter than usual {manner of presenting them invested | of all is regulating other people’s| Vacation Land,” Herbert F. Preacott, | \6MPOrary victory through the action| .. ' sho doea wardly he grouncd, for, although the | “You don't know how mueh T'd|every article with ducal dignity. affairs.” He was still talking, still[Bec. N. Y. State Conservation Com.|of the presbytery of New York which A ot b atraid, for she. will ong contents of the home appeared toshe | like 1o say yes, but 1 fought Buddy Gray was seated on the side of her | jecturing his hearers upon the oblig mission. | Jasterany-dontinued the case V:‘N“m {hat o o "(”'"l" o 3t “:m o expensive almost ostentatious, they |10 prévent him from making a mis- (couch with her cold hand between|tions prosperity had put upon them, |~ 8:40 p. m.—Tnseball acores him until i’ st meeting betore he 1100 “Tore 1 went 19 (he common 1 hevertheless betrayed o conspieuows | take( and I sha'n't allow you to make | his warm paims, and he was telling [when he was summoned to the tele-| §:45 p, m.—Musical program e enee ey 5 b B ot Wy ey neranc: o 1 Jack of taste hoth in character and | this one.” her about the princess of Wichita| yhone by long-distance cail, He p o P Grand Rapids, Mich., next May EAaianpallad sl myctanoranoaL bk i arcangement. Here and there| “Hm:m! Wil you keep me from | Falls when the summons to dinner|turned in some agitation to announece: | ” The New York presbytery aiso I ’-‘“"“ i were color combinations, so atrocious | Makin' other mis | interrupted them., [ “Well, at last 1 have business of my | WJzZ censed to preach, two students of| " Npue will, if 1 can.” Ma ‘was not hungry and she had|own to attend.” { (Acolian Hall—New York City) |('nion theological seminary in spite of | 1) v wnr po, 4dY Astor ‘““ml‘(""l KAl ) 5 house us a whole conslsts ! thefr refusal to affirm thelr belier in a splendid type of men."” There | lis round-eyed andience f | that they positively hurt the caller, On the whole, however, the place “Mebbe that's enough, Anyhow, | expected to have a bite in her own - lcoked bettor n he had expeeted, | { ; but her caller was so vigorous 7:30 p. m.—Silver Jubilee Talk. | the virgin birth of Ch | und such indications of harmony and| === = jons 1o this plan that she (Continued in Our Nest Issue) P, in—"Dogs," ‘a talk on their|one of the: malp lssues hm‘.“’:‘l“h“l"1 was need, how . for “more women, testraint as he detected he attributed | finally agreed to come downstairs - | characteristics and their care, by| Fosdick and his critics. The f :land still more women™ In the com- to Allie. It was a nice enough home, | The Briskow household was poor-| south African diamond mines pro_ | Frank Dole, | students, Hemry P. Van Deusen o ane and with a little change, a little r . |1y organized ns yet, and it was only [duced 90,501 carats of diamonds in| 7:45 p. m—Solos by Miss Anne|Cedric D. Layman, were licensnd and| Her opinfon was not endorsed by arrangement, it could be n [ | patural that it should function im-| March, worth $1,400, [ Robinson, soprano. a heated discussicn, a l_m‘;M";_’fl"” numerous memhbers who are annoyed tive even to one of eleg i perfectly; nevertheless, Gray was an-| | 8 p. m~"Time is Money," a practl- | majority veting for the action adlelat. \\‘hav they believe to be her pro- Those changes, of course, Gray de- > | noyed at the elumsy manner in which | cal talk for practical people. A B UnibAr of AINaiiEars Iod ol | nibitonlt stendencis SN AIRE ASDEN termined to make | { the dinner wag rved, 3 : | : 115 p. m.—5olos by Miss Anne | test, & pro-| thorn in 'r‘:"h‘" slrl-\:. 4 During a rl;lsru.-- “Allie's gone out to the old f ARKS f “See here, Ma!" Gray threw down inson. The preshytery refer he |t Ll heatllkies nCUIE MOUM “y f ' o ) y ferred to t [*08- | 1a wend ady to get some stuff for Ma,"” the f o his napkin. You have a beautiful Army night, | dick committee a memorial ’:&"'1::" last '\';.‘x::‘ 1”]‘,"‘(1“‘:“ larou;nddthn the. By ‘ i st anger of the laborite, Arthur Hayday, rst church presented by the| who suggested that “if she would cul- explained In duc tim “Some pi INATTENTION home, and you want it to be perfect, ey Bt i tures of her an' Buddy when they | 'ty WEAF Rev. Dr. John Robertson, an ov (e Y e 2 . an evangel- | fivaie | o g N7 % of course. We bought (American Tel. and Tel. Co, N, Y.) |ist editor of the Christian Scotsman, L3fte her Lo per e G ne T and a member of the preshytery who| r: : Gray remembered th raits, R | MIONE takes off every ase bhpabie OLIRIDIDE MOUL BOBR S anovertaxedand § | the auspices of the Museum of Natur. that the New York bady not anly oust | by Jean|Dr. Fosdick but that his supporters| 0 favaging flies by mosquito netting. {rom under the nails, from every i bR ety —— . Now then, vow're not eatin Jite, | % 3 2% tablets, Nature's Remedykeepa ney Norlon Lowe. Danc usie by | Al 2 N ykeep | nce music by | Former Catholie Priest And that rocker. for which u permission, I'd like to take things in claghed ity jaws like an alligator ankirdy | soap of its kind you can use. It that she would do anything her guest Three Hurt at Dortmund | church, on March 15 1ast became gen- | | ficton pressure, and heal the irn tao busy to leave the joh. What you v | A 4 | Drop ten cents on his counter “We are going to start this dinner | mans were killed and three wounded | after leaving the Catholic church | ( Staes' f \ | waterproof. Sizes' for corns, cal- was little, an’ o rockin'-chair, an’ J y e Ma's favorite hedspread, an' some Hands get dirty. But there's everything we could buy Tverything except —skillful —serv-| B 2 A | 7:30 p. m.—One of a series of “Na.|Makes his headauarters in Youngs. T town, O. Dr. Robertson demanded executed by u ; “eniar way. Mg st | BenLt doricarh > & 4 1 5 teaching your upstairs girl to sweep 1 H v. Pl recity s article of dirt, gets stubborn dirt 4 . beds; " tes { tired systema nightof al History. Plano . recital p 8 n d and make beds; but the test of a nl’ruhlnf’l‘oltlndlbflzh' Cuvillier Redd. Soprano solos by (be ex-communicated. He hoped that Ma would not hang : ; ° crease and every line. Hands show ,an s won' t ! Al : (anyliow jand Sue wbip "”("'.'"h ‘;‘: body functior.aregular, improves Yl | the Tennesseans orchestra. a ere le B e MIGE | B | e |18 Now Episcopal Bishop| | jj gne minute BB KT Eninaethe onel| o ARG bl g i hand and add a hundred per cent to p C Oyears i A ‘ the smoothest, softest, creamiest your future comfort? | ey cration of Dr. Manuel Ferrando, for- For that painful corn here's safe Qe Caw o i - 9 - s d friaft “By the way, how does Puddy like | i |Six Germans Killed and merly a Roman Catholic priest, s a speedy relief—Dr. Scholl's Zino- the new home?" the latter inquired,| comes in 'convenient, sanitary, |suggested. whereupon he rose ener- 1 getically and called the three domes- 0 ] }f‘) The Assoclated Press. erally, known yesterday, ‘Tie conses| tation, Thus you avoid infection done to that hoy anvhow?" A | Qi SIAUOE XaDI pIRG I the PRLURYSINOL) from cutting your corns or using “I'm making a real man out of ¥ all over again," he announced, “and we are going to hegin by swapping | by ®oldiers in Dortmund Sunday | | night, says an official bulletin issued |about 1800 founded an independent | church mission In Porto Rico. louses, bunions. Get a box today at your druggist's or shoe dealer's. other things she 1k : | v n0 reason for them to remain that | ants, and they are hard to find. You RN % ture Stu talks to be given under frames, and wore H " 1 1 well-run house is a well-served mon'. | S8 yomorrovg I8 the work of N Elizabeth Tudor, srcompanied by Sid- them in the hall or the living : ¢ ; emerge from its soothing lather awhile for his dinner, appetito, reliev: Henry Morans, 365 Main street, - | 3 | 4 et OPPO-| New York, June 12.—The conse- that had leaped after him and | | In some bewilderment Ma agreed | bishap of the Protestant Episcopal pads. They remove the cause— “He ain't seen it yet, Says he's ten- ins. Y i n-cent tins. Yourdealer hasit. BS0 inth the -dining “rasmi I Pt J AN Juessseldorf, June 2.—8ix 8t. John the Divine. TDr. Ferrando | > f . corrosive acids. Thin; antiseptic; | him—an an ofl inan, too. He knew | MIONE ] d L b A places. am going to serve it as m\ R JUNIORS— | at French headquarters today. The how to dressetools when T got him, | Vanufacturing Company dinner should be served, and you are ¥ ittle NRs as ? L L statement asserted that a French pa- but he's a pretty good driller now. | # | A | Before long he'll he able to take| Cellinedale | going to eat it as-— Well, I dare say ; | | Pa. | nature will have to take its course. ¢ 0;'1-:'::4 t;:rde::; trol was threatened by a party of | CHILE! BINET RESIGNS, i civilians in a street during the eve.| Santiago, Chile, June 12.—The C'hil- | l)!scholl's charge of your property and run it on Nl R e practical lines Mr. and Mrs. Briskow are going to it i . S look oh. After we have finished you J k %9 then :_ ndy ning despite the regulation (nrblfming‘egn cabinet, organized on March 16 * them to be abroad after 9 o'clock. |with Cornelio Saavedra as premier, re- | ZI'IO'pa ell me, Gus, how much money s 3 have you got!" 4 ’ e are going to serve us exactly as T coated, For chil- served you." dren and adules. B | The citizens refused to disperse [signed last evening following a vote e | 1 whereupon the soldiers after the by the senate expressing lack of m"'l Put oneon=—thepainisgone!? “1 dunno. Figgers' over a thou- | sand doilars don't mean much to me."” | L & ‘ Naturally, this proposition amazed the “help"; in fact, its absurdity con- Sold by Noveck's Drug Store, usual warnings fired. | idence in the ministry. Gray searched the speaker face | . i —————e with a speculative gaze. “It's mosi- | _ > Iy liquid, T presume There was a | ¥ pause mean it's in cash or the Sflfety Flrst BY ALLMAN equivalent?” “Oh, sure! These bonds an® stock an' things—" Briskow shook his he disapprovingly. “lLand ain't a ~ —— CAN 1 ™ eafe, cther. Its rainin' n o LET'S TAKE ) DON’T CARE ) (ou DON'T ? ME GE?-‘,-),NQA.% o 6 WELL, THEN G T N e ' SRS WA 1) MueH For WHY, | JUST AT LTI BEAT /o NWY OF USE YOUR draue tom ton POWHITO UHRIBOAK FEEL LIKE TAKING WITH YoU P COURSE | droughty an' fry ‘'em to a crisp. N I wlene la " ske HOUSE AND WATCH Fm skeered of land, I'm gkeered \ LITTLE W ing! il | , JEM START OUT- v ( L B K bamy This last was the only man knowed that I'"d bank my JOY OF HEALTH WOMAN'S RIGHT Mrs. Evans Freed from Female Weakness by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Detroit, Michigan.—““1 had female weakness with pains in my back, and I could not stand i oF Sk Ty '$ALESMAN $AM || working ina factory but had to quit a3 1 was too X"yh ,,g - T; — — - % = my feet frien VoS TAAT WEVE. GO _OUR 09NESs SIGNAL UFALL RES 7 g (i) ; re¥nrr nded Lydia CAN DO 15 WAT FOR S0ME. SHIP To RESWE US = G T SCOTTHL F?JT}V\?‘: bguz.)?‘tfi| H Y \\_\: 7R 1T WAS- BELIEV E. Pinkham's Vege- “’"“‘;.7&:“9 “‘;‘OE\'_&D‘:} il BOO0ZE. D557 777 L-.::¢' - \Y ‘-"\E\'Kéta:fi" T(_\S’g‘?&’}, table Compound to g r 2 ; - 7 2 Bt me, and I can hardly 7 - . - = %Fl‘?i&% a!\E“\;g'\:\)l?g. believe it myself S thatl amwell. Oh, ig a grand thing to have your health! I feel well all the time and can go out like other women and not feel that awful torture. When 1 took your medicine f thought it ghould cure after the fir - 4 am glad my husban i RO SRR 2 - ; B e, Dot [ ¥, 1579 ThKE A PEEK N A , Hit Gommfi“ KR W GULL 7 it é oLy well.”’—Mrs, JENNY 6 ' ¢ I fayette Blvd., Detroit, 4 » & Y / UL 1f you are suffering from displace- - N “7‘\—\'\ 817 ] A i 4 DoMWL ments, irregularities, backache, ner- (n 2 ‘ ( 7 4 - vougness or other forms of frmale weake 3 f SRR ‘A_ lit = : f . nese, you chould ham’s Vegetable Compoun The reason is given in letter: these, and we have published ands of them. You may expect that a med- jcine that has helped other women will belp you. Tryit.