New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 3, 1923, Page 10

BY CHANNING ILWSTRATED ». RW SAT ERTIELD PR prestraining for Gilchrist, him, bewilde look of unaf waited uncer with tense “You—Gile! intru BLEGIN HERE 3 Clare Jewett Reverend Da Goodkin is disn ashio Church of the vity in New because his r 1 sermons mines by TODAY with t marries Jerry Danie able York Gilel Goodkind ser strike A mon on Irist is se er : 43 1 haven't Gilchrist's ate as the hell is settled delegation q tervi iy U Hennig Gilchrist “Yowd bet Jerry was Jerry's Hennig a neet with Clare ry be now. firmly party is interrupted busi ess mesting Danic see Stedtman NOW GO ON WITH THI Don't seornfully “TI'm spoke halti ‘But what > “Never mind ome other time Jerry moved to ly. “We with ar STORY K air of fina 2" put in ahout christ, starting Jerry. turning a crack ubout before” you did made Now He what sake how do ) turned vo alone you choose nd 1 t propose to he made a blackguard before strangers,’ said | Jerry angrily “Dan isn't a stranger. want to make you a Only—since you've insisted truth—Dan, when did my leave Black River?” I haven't seen him since Thurs- day,” said Dan calmly. "“Asa mn!vrr of fact, 1 wasn't in Black Rive: “Oh~—" broke in Jerry. “Wher A were you?'" ‘Where's my “At the mines.” told “Is that the truth?” asked C Dar “Of course, it's the trutl Jerry. “And if it wasn't--1 that you have any right to ask tions. I haven't done anytl wasn't the bargain ! “ done anything every man doesn't Clare said “My Cioc ploded Jerry only marri cause he been herc company mertion prisc “1 mea sneering rouse: and know that's “T know ly. As he of was anger Now Btedtman And I don't \ — blackguard on the husband You ca er way home to have a There was ta ar arc sister's don't in perhaps—-but ¢ wistfully Gilchrist He's ago warned im 8 ute voices st “Ask Stedtma continued \ up your mind where ask was- Jor g the door ope Jerry spoke Stedtman tugged vously, at arm, but the workman advanced menacing CHAPTER X1 The Unanswered Charge Hennig h —— DRINK WATER T0 HELP WASH 0UT KIDNEY POISON Hurts Rladder Begin Taking Salts e 1 lisappeara r was yeste t people de wher hos Her ig N Gile his ed self Back or Yon Your Bother< 1" Whe back proceer Tot and Keep 3 vour of A e wase normal ac kidneys is nours they nndersta keep Drink darink pharmacist a Salts; take a of water ing for a may t 18 made Tr lemon and has beer elean and stimu also to system so they are of irritation. thus often re Ger weakness Jad Salts is inexp . Jure: makes a de Hthia-water drir which should take 4 ther Reep their kidneys clean Try thig: also keep up the drinking, and no doubt yo der what ame tronBia and backache 2 Bate vour cidn examine Ridne © a ast twice a year gt ots of good much: also fow the acids longer 2 eutralize 0 soure cannot in effervescernt everyone and active water now ar heig ®id meane rhy our rtainly “Where've answer READ me she t got this from her ~varr ow alip to Josby, “Wead ' TROUBLED WITH WURMS 1 GIRL HAD TWO CONVULSIONS Signs of worms in children are: De- ranged stomach, swollen upper lip, of- fepsive breath, hard and-full stomach w#h pains, pale face, eves heavy, twitching evelids, itching of the nose, dry cough, grinding of the teeth, little ved points on tongue, starting during sleep, with troublesome dreams, slow fever. The safe metiad for riding the child of worms is to use Dr, True's Elixir. , Mrs. Harry A. Salley, Dover, Me., | writes: “My daughter has been trou- bled with worms, had two convulsions and all the symptoms of worms. 1 began to give her Dr. True's Elixir and notieed better,” Dr. True's Elixir, the True Family Lgvative and Worm Expeller. 40c 60c—$1.20. e “Youn think trace of convietion, “T think your wife's all right, Joe." Gilchrist resumed. “T dont' think vou ought to accuse her publicly un- til you're sure she's net.” “How'm 1 gonna be ied rather helplessly, uppose we ask the palice to look ‘or her,” suggested Daniel, Jerry saw the situation He was quick to step in. ‘What's the use of starting a hul- abaloo!” he shot. “You don't want the woman accused publicly, bhut vou're willing to spread the news so this man'll he ashamed to go back home. We all knaw the facts-in the case, and the least safl about it now the hetter”” He turned to Joe “You've found her out. Let her go and forget it.” OLLOCK rm and strode straight Daniel turned to meet red, but with that calm raid in his eyes. Jerry and Clare looked | interest hrist.” stormed the you ot v irate my | got your wife, Hennig.” was as dispassion- was frenzied. haven't,” shouted | of uery vou red quickly to Clare. ter go,” he said more sure he started, with a of himself he interceded all about, r to stay.” this sure?" slipping. | “T don’t think he ought to forget it.” It was the first time Clare had spoken. She had been surveying it all thoughtfully doubtingiy tainly. uncer- Right 1 mot Hennig 7 * ! Maybe that's & “PEARL Ty 1 G know been go0c the tr to the P ahout the polic got to k Again J situation to be posit not just negati “AIl rght,”” he cut in St e jere were you yesterday " ‘At the mines,” answgred the wildered Max “What part of “All over,” “Did you see “No Danie! search me,” was the en. dtmay anski stuck to us all the When he left, I went in th Joe s gram and read \\ he 1k v alone he it the mines? he to ask Gilehrist Gilehrist Hennig put i going to he near reged wife gat' Clare now vatching her eyes and seeing the light confidence che to the glare e fighting heart. something selfish thought, happiness his you was starin wa disillusior thing in his After all, he transcended When did ursucd “Thur was fa He was Thursda “Where 2" In Rlack Riv Alone No, With whom? With Mre, e d emphatically, her heen t Hen her see him last? We t she home?" P to Pear Aix ard w-'% Stedtman sav then turned mony orahie oner hecame ' he said t it ) ain't is r 1 started at 1 ed toward Gilehrist Jorry t No you ire going Tve to « o do you 1 do tered on but yor t I suppose that's it iy pick it turned flung | Sl yes, you dr Amit she said ) et sig ptiale T at's 1 into H END RHEUMATISM WITH RED PEPPER Should he a fire He steppe 4 epra of honest ™ 111 ha vou Aeterminatio ndteatior Jerey vead $ALESMAN $SAM ouD GOsH = BUT ™5 15 A DAY “OMORROW PLACE.-L00Y BT AL Y RUBBISH ON TW' FLOOR — a decided change for the Always havg handy a bottle, Joe ! TTER GEX | voIcEs N THE AIR (Westinghouse—FEast 5. p. m.—Dinner concert by | Westinghouse band under the tlon of T. J. Vastine. | 7:30 p. m.~—"Bringing |to America,” prepared Littsburgh). the ‘World “Our the by m.—Featyre, m.-—Concert 0 p. o p. by the West- 54 HORE GITIES IN | FAVOR OF ZON 'Advamages Recogmzed by 183 " Gommunities Throughout Nanon Washington, D. €., than 40 per . Nov. -More | people, comprising cent of the urban population 22,000,000 inghouse band under the direction of |0f the United States, live in 183 zoned T. J. Vastine, a by | Altwater, soprano. sisted Sunday. 10:45 a. m.—Services of the First| Presbyterian church, Pittsburgh, Pa.; | Rev. Maitland Alexander, D, I, min- m.— story for children, “The Price of a Twisted Tongue,” by Rev. W. A. Logan,| pastor of the Alpha Lutheran church, Thrtle Creek, Pa g . —Concert. 4:45 1. Vesper services of the Shadyside Presbyterian church, Pittsburgh. P'a.; Rev. Hugh Thomp- Kerr, minister, 6:80 p. m.—Concert Athletic Association orchestra, | gorio Scalzo, directol Servic chureh, Edwin J. Van m. m.-- by Pittsburgh the Cal- Pittsburgh, Etten, min- of |vary Pa.; ister. 9:15 Mation I'a Coneert theater, from Pittsburgh, p. m. picture WBZ (Westinghouse-—Springfield) Saturday Dinner Trio Twilight inging the d by 00 p.m concert by the Kimball n tales for the World ta “Our World" el Cirison N sunday. “ n.—Cl the South h R mastor p.m eld Air Ne ureh servic Congrega- James Gordon rom chure oy Sunday Municipal chimes ot from the on Bage, m.--Church I Christian rtet vespers on the trans- Campanile chime ringer services con- mpbel chureh, Spring mitted Ernest b by Rew Advent by €1 pastor as sisted ureh WEAF ican Tel, and Tel, Co, N, Y.) (Anicr Stories Tohn Fridt Greetings and or Martin and Nansen to Helen famons American W Dr slorer in People Harry ldo, of itone and FPrench trydoer Kknown fa ries LR Popular (rtists 10 lections 0 Orchestra se Sunday. Intefde \ominationn usplces Sunday Men's 1ford hranch with addres pastor o Presbyteria Music by eNeill gto FFort Was New Yor mpeters Spe Tr m musical t from the « Yorl eit Organ b e — WARD OFF GRIPPE Get rid of that cold quickly befors fer. erish conditions set in and you bave a bad case of grippe. Leonardi's Cough fyrup (Creosoted) quickly soothes and heale aw throate, cuts the phlegm, protests m ungs, stops irritation and brings r I you bave a tight cough, bad rn'd f pe or bronchitis {‘-f # bottls of Leon Cough Byrup (Creosoted) and ward off more serious trouble, Fine for whaop ng cough and croup. The pafe. surs asd ,-I»--qrw remedy that you cam depend Proiect your children and your " At your druggi BY €1I7TY bR upon lelf sOLD sTon the Gre-| Cameo transportation. provide kinds of ity are hest adanted, and allow for.order- | Iy growth of commercial and trial districts, purposes hy huildings, they may cover, they may he put in the different (m-‘ tricts of the city ing ordinance s Norma | Cities, towns and viliages, according to | a statement made public today by the division of building and housing of the department of commerce, During the this year 54 municipalities, with more | than 6,500,000 population, have adopt- | ‘pd zoning ordinances, | the greatest progress in zoning that | 1| has ever been made during a mmi!arl | period. 183 zoned zoned Neighborliness !is sald to be the keynote of the junk | | yard which for no good reason ml:ht‘ he moved into his neighborhood, and Lusines: protected against nel dustrial selecting sites convenient to geod | n fary provide for the orderly growth of the | most erned. Revised figures show ity ry come aind west with oning ordina Raltimore fo., \Wor N to adopt to the last census. wn hich ha his ad and habitants adepted zoning tegulattons | 1% 10,000 cities lation n the Jersey second California fifth, " diana it nd the ington have two each: and Georgla, |Iv all Maryland, Minnesota, Nebraska, North |Carolina, Peansylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Utah and Virginia have one cach. The District of Columbia alsa |is zoned. More ne tate zoning enahling leg- iislation has been passed in 1923 ‘than usual, and the standard state zoning |enabling act whieh was prepared by !the department of commerce, was used to a greater or less extent in most of the laws. Connecticut, Dela- ware, Jowa, North Carolina, North Da- kota, Oklahoma, Pennsyhania and | | Wyoming passed important zoning én- | | abling acts, and a number of other | statesgpassed legislation supplemont- ing or amending existing laws. first eight months of | This indicates More than two-thirds of the | municipalities have been since September, 1421. - in the use of land | and shopping districts are | actories. .In- | ater freedom plants have gre granting to counties the zone, The complete list of zoned munici- palities, a= of September 1, 1923, with references to the state acts under| indys- Which zoning is permitted, may be They accompliah thefr | cbtained from the division of build-| ing and housing of the donartmhm of | regilating the heighl of | ing ¢ ! the area of the land thukaommwrr Washington, 1. ( | and’ the use to which | Such measures should | powst for the use of the different | land and districts within a | the purpese to which they | | five mi the for into th “Ce or town. The zon-| is generally an auxil- | plan, and Dieips to | Internahonal Ci ltv “Plan | | “Rid Convention in America New York, Nov, 3.—The Interna tional City and Town Planning con ference may hold its 1024 session in the United States, according to Wil ‘Vlrd Reed Messenger Am- | erica’s delegate to at Gothenburg this vear ger said he was in communi ba cation with officials the As ence and that his invitation had “Yar | ceived aimost unanimous support “Yan “The international tonference never | “Fea has been held in the United States,” b he said, hough it has met in near- to the city o he lines that will rezults bring the to all con- | along satisfactory to all who A Y meeting Mr cable that on Janu- was municipalithes had i During large and small, located north, souh, cast have been added te {he list 1'nited Kiates 26 have | ‘sicago, Pittshurgh, Ka City, Seattle, I'rovidence, Columbus, ester, Grand Rapidg and Yaungs- are among the favger eities lopted zonfng crdinnnces The smallest comnmmity zoning ordinance in ‘1923 420 inhabitants, accosding | Twenty-one towns 10,000 in. 1, 192 the Messs “At is vear 54 of confer- A8 cities i the in eff over - year. only villages of less than seventeen comrunities with 50,000 population, and 16 | more than 30,000 popu- also during the number of plac leads with 51 with 30; Tlineis, third fourtli, with 17; Ohlo, Ma sachusetts, sixthg enth, with 10; with four, Tne Michigan h«\fi‘ to with with with 12 11: Wisconsin Missourl, cig Kansas and th, three each; Rhode Isiand and Wash 1 Snapshots. 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