New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 9, 1924, Page 12

INJURED POLIGEMAN MAY GET EXPENSES Stadler, Hurt While on Duty, Faces $230 in Bills Chairma at the re board last ters. O Thomas F. and pointed power room at h Jackson s work on delayed A action who s had refe trolmen committee mittee on the He sald think this r it will said. to i pa that att Fashlight System Chie Hart Meriden wit Electrician ( =i f a fashlight system will be Poiicema been off though the city for the the of ured whil duty the w whether common because his for pa ferred to the for wmm to his opinio; On son it motion of ¢ vas voted 1sio Stadler an exte sick leave. This that he will be p be was off It may duty 20 while in t ties wic) Chief extension Hart bre of paying Offic his two days off for 20 days because o aries 1 d while Juty Tackson urged t ntitled Commis- helbelieved cei not on stoner B man w ays off pay 1 ed that duty beea Dunn was matter up wel Bills to the ordered paid port accepts Journed BRISTOL NEWS (Continued fro One re wers added purchase, on William & were Worr of volumes 43,482, Tw for first | Mr. Wo as agent whov KEEP LOOKING YOUNG It's Ea:i‘.— If You Know Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets The secret of keeping voung i« to fee) cent of all Dr. Edwards, 2 well-known phrician M jected a vegetable com - fimim ofive vil to act on the and bowels, which he gave to his patients for years. Dr. Bdwards' Ofive Tablete, the sub- stitute for calomel, are gentle in their action vet always effective. 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Testifies inclair (right), oil magnate, testified a few days ite committee investigating the Tea Pot Dome nator Kendrick, member of the committee, is shown Rumor Has It That Conservatives Disagree With Baldwin ¥ the ment here ports ving the t of th says that first 1 g of the rise, Baldwi action in precipitating an 1s losing the conservative Another roport has it that on of the liherals is equally dis- d with Herbert Asquith's deter- laborites another rumor bullt around the supposed disapproval . by a greup in the laber party of Ram- the prospec- th ty to help the ile atill mination power, wi say McDonald aceept tive preml fberals The ™ relations w nition d« of the first act abor administration, diplomatic correspond duty 4 pr Jebts to Great Brite y he mald at the sam on is not to b ke it it wi prob. st inst British will open the agreem “ciproca the: Berlin's Crop of Bahies Brig. Gen from the Marine Cor delphia. He wore tand Kendrick (right police to clean up the town in 13 hours or Jose the 'BRITISH POLITICS IN GRAVE MUDDLE , ship which, it 18 held, can only hold on the sufferance of the Smedle & ur new eme partie s hasty and MERIDEN POLICE BELIEVE INSANE MAN LIVES HERE ing Into Brook and He Men- tions New Britain, notified by Britain polict the Meriden amed Domonick Rinniak ed to have come from ain, and endeavore into Harbor in night but 50 by pened Although Meriden was in Hartforg he gave Ne his resider of age, |brown eyes and pounds, according to the vho brook Policeman the man time has author talking He weighs into 18 atives of the he the latest directory He i trian or of Polish descent PLAINVILLE NEWS n as the about man in this and his name does not appear in have be atrolman Prevents Him From Jump- en authoritics that they are holding a demented man who is be- New os tha his et six inches tall Br ur rit- | np Meriden Jast was prevented from doing mer who ha home ren tly of 48 years has about 1 10 Silver city n s an inu Al ble is- J a regu ing i hiting stres will attend cognl nd of nd insta She will be Terry il uny burg newly elect ssisted by tl will and the tim cshments 1 this evening rom Hartford will ork and a arge number reshments will b Cleans Up Thefts ‘arrot o Forest morning by O on the ¢} es from the Bearings Inc. p When the r s had bee actory er Hoga Kt ant rt ca over to Of that the For Plainyille Mre, | ip of s CHARCOAL GAS TOR Rer J 8. —Ga rom D. Butler (left), on leave T ! M he erryville be served jurt 1 isite w ed W er Ans Friday in that ca resy he e in ng it by right of absence was sworn in as safety director of Phila- form administered the oath Butlei toid The eity’s new mayor, W. Free the For those who would get take choic thinner stouter DIET wisely if you would reduce your weight or increase it. You need not ‘‘be hungry all fattening dishes; you can substitute delicious foods the time”’ evenifyou giveupafew at give the smallest amount of fuel—and no added weight. Or, if you wopld increase your weight, select foods with a large number of calories. Here are suggestions for both These Foods Are Nourishing— Not Fattening 2 ts. Da 1egg Sift salt, flour and baking powder into bowl. Beat egg and add milk to it; stir gradually into flour mixture, making a smooth batter. Beat with Dover beater until full of bubbles. Fill hot greased muffin pans 84 full and bake in very hot oven 30 to40 minutes or until full and brown, POPOVERS: * 1 c. flour Baking Powder 14 te. salt c. milk ZWIEBACH tiour 4 ts. Davis Baking Powder 13 ts. salt 1} ts. powdered anise 2 ths. melted butter Mix in order given and spread about 2" thick in shallow baking pan. Allow to stand 10 minutes m warm place and bake 20 minutes in hot oven. When cold, cut in 33 inch slices and brown evenly in oven. RYE MUFFINS 1 c. rye meal 34 c. flour 14 c. corn syrup 1'c. milk (skimmed) 4 ts. Davis Baking Powder 1 egg, beaten 1 ts. salt 2 ths. melted fat Mix in order given and bake in hot oven (400° F.) 20 to 25 minutea, A fascinating little booklet,** Through Thick end Thin'’, telling you exactly how to reduce or increase weight, and giving many valuable diet recipes, sent freeon request. Write R, B, Davis Co., Hoboken, N, J. | prevented 1t," he sald tional administration cited by Mr, " The republican stand on bonus, “thrown into the tossed about for the pur- ¢ soldier vote;” the ado about income » h ds of mil- e indirectly taken ! Bearer Has Not Changed Views . o b indirety Former Democratic ~ Standard -nc: i s vasie S Yobs the s to enrich the introduc- and exploitation o " 0 compose of O oldiers' nd class, ate thrilling f whether the Russian #0- | about to overthrow the gove at Washington rged that ident’s cabinet, who par fraud and deception up- people in order lemo; er 1y positior the made for same f Nations as ma ernme He “two men it aign f the na- The old ‘ Reliable Store D. MILLER & CO. diets: These Foods Will Help You Take on Weight CHEESE BISCUITS 2 c. flour 4 tb. shortening 4 to. Davis Baking Powder to 1 e. milk 14 te. salt 1b. grated cheese (American) Sift the flour, baking powder and salt together several times; rub the shortening In with the fingers or cut it in with two knves and add mlk slowly, and grated cheese carefully mixing with a knife. Toss on floured board and pat and turn only enough to make mass stick together. Roll lightly to 1 inch thickness and shape with cutter. Bake in a hot over 12 to 15 minutes. JELLY ROLL 7 egg yolks 2 ts. Davis Baking Powder 1 c. sugar 114 c. flour 14 c. boiling water 1 ts. lemon extract Beat the yolks with Dover beater until light and thick; gradually beat in the sugar and then the hot water. Add flour, sifted with baking powder and beat thoroughly. Bake in moderate oven 45 minutes. Tumn on paper sprinkled with powdered sugar; spread with jelly and roll at once. Wrap in towel till cool, BROWNIES 2 sqs. chocolate 14 ¢. butter 2 eggs 1 ts. vi 1 c. suger 1 c. broken nut meats Melt together the chocolate and butter. Beat together the eggs, sugar and flour sifted with the baking powder. Add the melted mixture, vanilla and nuts. Pour on buttered paper in shallow pan 4§ inch thick- ness and Lake in moderate oven 30 minutes. Turn from pan; remove paper and cut into bars while hot. This makes a delicious confection cither hot or cold and gives a higher food value than candy and can be eaten with less danger of disturbing the system. 1 c. flour 1'ts. Davis Baking Powder L] . Bake it BEST with BAKING OWDER JURY SYSTEM IMPERFECT jangower is a son of Polymelus and Prague, n. 9.-—Certain juries in |out of Fortuna, dam of many win- Czechoslovakia recently have, handed | ners. He is four years old. As a lown decisions which are regarded two-year-old he won several promi- with general dissatisfaction; they |nent stakes and finished third in the have been either unusually severe or | 1922 Derby to Captain Cuttle, afte® unreasonably mild., Thus has the | having a rough time at the gate a entire system of trial by jury come in | in rounding Tattenham corner or criticism, with a demand for re- et ) form A fascinating hat for spring is of It is set forth in partial explanation White bangkok straw faced with sap that the war and the subsequent revo. | Phire georgette and wreathed in gold lution have brought about a notice- Piack and blue flowers. le uncertainty in the general Popl- | se— conceptions of right and wrong. | IMPORT ENGLISH BLOODS New York, Jan, 8.—New English blood will be added to America’s thor- oughbred stock through the acquis- ition of Craigangower by J. N. Cam- den, Kentucky turfman, who will uge the horse in his Hartland stud. 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