New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 15, 1924, Page 20

DA FASHION 8 ¥ - GOOD MANNERS" No Need of HUSBAND'S LOVE |[_crzcxs ano riaws | _FOR Nes, By o RAFAEL ® _ SABATINI « - MLYVMATED RV, SATTERRELD - Adele Garrison'~ New Phase of REVELATIONS OF A WIFE ©RATALL SABATINI 923, RELEASED BY NEA SERVICE, INC, ** - e T sl verything Would | while the older children gazed at her| ¢ i ) o 1"";;:'*:';41;13:?"- k ln‘ ‘“'mlu-l-r:nlvz lua'})‘yil‘s]m‘ni{(_ | 3 : R BE! HERE TODAY | his elegant, talented libertine who 3 1 rried them through the ro:t‘ - Colonel Holles, soldier and adven-|was ultimately—and at a still early, “It gtrikes me,” sardonically Ob- |, (he farewe In another two| turer, returns to England, the land of |age—to kill himself with drinking, served my mother-in-law, “that you | i utes with Edw beside me in | g s jhis birth, when war is declared with|was doing the fullest justice to the are all estimating the intelligence of |10 rront geat holding one of the 4 4 £ | Holland. He comes to lodge with|reputation which the winecup had al- this detective fellow at a might low vs, and Harrict with the other g | Martha Quinn, hostess of the Paul's|ready earned him. There was Sed- Suppose he shouldn't walk the children tucked away as com- . b o | Head, in Paul’s Yard, London, ley, that other gifted profligate, whose line you've laid out for him.” | rireahly as possible in the tonneau. | g 5 i 9 4 ' X .Thc colonel asks hiso 14 friend,|slim, graceful person gave little [n~ n and I had looked at eact rew in the clutch and headed His Grace of Albemarle, to secure for|dication of the roistering soul within, rtively. None knew better (1. car down the lahe toward the {him a place in the army. Young Rochester should have been of than we how we feared €rY Lasture, from which led the winding | Albemarle warns him that the name | the party, but he was at that moment possibility she v 2 f he | wood road which was the first stage y s 2 ¢ |of Randall Holles, father of the|in the Tower, whither he hdd been peace of mind f 3raith- | o our journey. | 5 v g 3 " | colonel, is on the warrant for the/sent as a consequence of his utterly wane, We had kept 3 he rain was gt i i t " When you introduce two persons, | execution of the late king. There- | foolish and unnecessary attempt to there 18 no need of mentioning the | steadily, but | | sions strictly ourselves, F¢ I ¢ Santud or 2 rés | fore it is dangerous for the colonel to abduct Miss Mallet two nights ago. i oavors e slennlen (Raeh o | oo I Clonkns, cleabir. HANAd Y 2 i e ; | secure a commission, A friend named | But Sir Harry Stanhope filled his|Mame Of one to the other, and then > 3 assuringly, and moved steadily in ite - ] ] | Tucke e . . o Ve _filled it, | FePeating the operation the other way to combat Mot Graham’s Sage | taek of keeping the windshield clean. % 4 3 : | Tucker asks Holles to enter a con-|vacant place—or at least half-filled it, Atonnd, A8t “Miss Smith, Me but placs Y i b | spiracy to overthrow the government.|for whilst/Rochester was both wit e i 3 : & A8 1 was (ag SAnMIAL VLY. B0 B0AG | The dreaded pestilence is rapidly|and libertine, young Stanhope was a J"“"sl; f‘": Jones, Mis Smith.” The SR b ) R WILT thes coMtOuE BLINECONI 100y b 9 o | spreading in London. ~ His Grace of |libertine only. And of course there | first half is enough. s Sraaial il Bl a0 “ i Buckingham fals victim to the charms | was Sir Thomas Akle, that boon com- lul' Sylvia Farquharson, actress. He|panion of Sedley’s and two other gen- |tlemen whose -names have not sur- !vived, The ladies were of less dis- zigzigs from | tion of the wheels | believe we have him “If it only keeps like this,” I said . 1 in | offers to write play for her. followi e JIM with g sigh of relief, “everything % Fio-N iy for Is not a part, indeed, a sort of gar-|ravishingly fair little Anne Seymour ment for the soul? Nay, now( if I|from the Duke's House, her white am to continue I must have your as-|shoulders displayed in,a decollettage sistance as I say. I must know how |that outraged even the daring fash- | this first act appears to you, how far|ion of the day. There was Moll my Laura does justice to your powers; | Davis from the King's House seated and T must discuss yith you the lines|{on the Duke's left, with Etheredge 3, | which the remuinder ofsthe play shall|immediately below her and entirely (By.Rr, CURoed, O, RoMason) | follow. Therefore -again I ask you|engrossing her, and there was that HOARSENM |-~—and in the sacred cause of art I|dark, statuesque, insolent-eyed .Jane 2. A 2 | defy you to deny me—when will you|Howden, languldly spreading her nets| HoZmsencse sometimes develops | hear What T have Written?” for Sir Charles Sedley, who showed |uickly after an ordinary type of the “Why, since your grace does me common cold, which frequently has — so much honor, when you will.” as a part of its disturbance acute Cirenlar Cufis | It was intixicating, this homage to > laryngitis, : 2 Circular cuffs, embroidered in all We are facing a season of checkswool and a narrow cape falls 'mlnwih“" talent from one of his gifts and | We also are well acquainted w.m' over patterns or trimmed with sous| gnd plaids, so far as topcoats andgne waistline in the back. The three. | Station, the intimate of princes, the the type of hoarseness which one may tache braldin combination with tin-) gport costumes are concerned No .7 & R | close associate of kings, and it stified, acquire at a football game or at a sel, are scen on some of the newest | ipe is too wide, no check too deepP!€cC costume shows the popularitemporarily at least, the last qualm / political rally. If one knows just how coats, | to find favor i hion's ¢ wWithsports dress of the day with-an added | of her intuitions which had warned to use his voice, he may be able to S— = such ornate fabrics all form of trim-attraction in the way of a fringed | her against this radiant gentleman, | i make a greatep racket than his seat- fastening | They had become o friendly -and in- mate and yet not become hoarse. timate in this week, and yet his con- Hoarseness is a misuse, rather than % good for|duct had been so respectful and cir- overuse of one's voice, Acute laryn- rom TR0 | gmart with the tailored suit. Those| smart coat of gray and white steipedtown &s well as country wear, cumspeet throughout, that clearly gitis is the simple cause of this “game’ MANy Persons | ¢ cight or ten animals are also seen, her instincts had misled her at that gitis is the simple cause of this *game” o lato} 1 { [ : 1y, | first meeting, hoarsgness. The vocal .cords may be - come cold and set, 'When a soft jelly “When I will,"” said he, *That is| sald“fo slacken down and a deeper and huskier toffe quality results. Con- dewn that wood road out of t arm b e I tonight, and it isn’t 3 hat @ wsw i | Gossip’s Corner L0 15 S o | Will be right & | 4 | NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY |tinguished lineage. There was the : ; | i | Inset Pockets On many smart tailleures patch pockets arc giving f to pockets jetted like a man's lounge d coat or arranged with a shaped top. % | ssimis n brisk ‘But you start waiting the taxi,” you're go- seconds the Childrea Ready € nutes were a bhus- nd departure % Fur Scarf ming is rendered unnecessary and thepanel and a smart cape e ir-skin marten or sable scarf | Jines are as uncomplicated as possiblesnugly about the throat worn wound about the ncek is very A novel collar is introduced on the Both these costumes Monogrammed Blouse ool 4P ] Little tabs the smart new Is formed add the whites of the €EBS| 1o honor me, indeed, Shall it be to- b blov leated hosoms offer ax [ beaten until stiff and m-).]'r\‘xf.. i.nh]! morrow, then?" $i50s4 Tording VNIAe valoo TAY 16 lan_expecte opportunity attractive mono | mold and let stand until firm and| . “If your grace pleases, and you wiil \ Sl T copets Toos 6t SUAMH HE & s from t} Chinese letters are us \ | enfited. Use the yolks of the eggs for | bring the act . . .” ) it el [ siwuce for the rest of the family. | “Bring it? He raised his eyebrows, e s : f L Total calories, Protein, 79;| His lip curled a little as he looked In women or girls there 1s usuaily carbohydrate, 236, |vound the dingy green room. “You R0, IAFKa] o waritie S1 IR0 SR OF — do not propose, child, that 1 should tahey of ;“‘“ vocal cords, i he A EAT AND GAIN WEIGHT read it her He laughed in dis- dition which plays a moro mw‘r n Four stewed fgs, % cup rolled oats, [ Missal of the notion, | pALt Diuses & pomplets ""'"’“; ": “I3ut where else, then?” she asked, loss of volce after a slight attack of a little bewildered, laryngitis. In connection with such “Where else but in my own house? loss of -voice there is the condition What other place were proper?” 4 i ' known us “hysteric aphonia.” Such a “But . . . at your house . . . GHAM SPRANG UP TO|condton commonly precedes an ordi- Why, what would be said of me, your LCOME THE BELATED GUEST, | navy attack of acute laryngitls. draw ) stle ‘ Fresh Roses spoons custard sauce, 2 half-inch e’ To come there alone , . ." Bear in mind that such a condition that the tr % h LAl Roses require very cold water to slices whole wheat bread, 2 1-2 square Child! Child!" he interrupted her, | &Rt is not the resuit of purely psychic bound w & Bridgehamptor keep thasm frech, henoe they sre hew La% A%D TSeH IRy T e WA | hig tone laden with gentie Teproach, | Mmself willing and eager to b taken| causcs as @ rule, and yet it beara on Hurry 1 said tensely kept A large vase as a small qua : .o 2 dlaner rolls, 8 tablespoons butter,| Can ¥ou think that I should no‘:" them, “~\ fourth “_‘"'Y on Ogle's) gome psychic factors., The connees to ge is rond as ity of water ts warm much sooper | 1 oup tabie cieam, 1 -toRmtoon “,' lightly epxose you to the lewd tangues | '€/l Was making desperate but tutile| o0 in such a case is brought about thun a large amount | poached oy, § gar e {1.(\ oy Frondh "‘,ff'“":n' 1]0f the. tow Alone? Give your AUempts to draw Sir Tohmas' atten-|yy o corcbral innervation (the will) : fed : ossoms cufiiflower iy wpoor 08 1 mind peace. I shall have some “°3“"‘:'P" “-T“"d“'"{“"’“"i-. ™ | #nd the resuit of the acute laryngitis. . 1 t « it Blue Is Fayvor - : - Total cal 2934, Protein, 311; "“;"','" T NI Ipe ',‘,'| m"":"“:"“ hr}!tpl‘;ne ‘!u?l:l‘:‘ oo\lor' 1‘:\‘:" \::|| “'L'.? ROCHRAN Chin Jont's Satoh SIS know whether o f f particularly soit and | potato wpoon ) R o) ey o ‘{and to join you as audience to hear " e .| may persist und run into hysteria for eln t the teriou ey i s one oft he most | 8poons ivory « ) v det it dgin 1ron, | What T have weitten, There shall be |6 e "'”" belated guest whose seat | (15 PUTE © y AT sare ‘ colors for spring in i gluten toust, 2 iten bread \ one or two ladies from the mng,,,"‘“\'l"""‘ ”‘HCM‘"‘ S r In avolding conditions which oaulh Roderlek de p g 1 frocks cups (1 pint) skimmed milk m Sauce (for Vour) house; perhaps Miss Seymour from| Above the empty place sat thef, =0 het g " | Duke—a dazzli \gure in & hoarseness be careful to prolect the he Final Farewells Total calori 374, Protein, 25 . ylespoons butter, 1 table.|the Duke's here will join us; there s azzling figure in a suit of . A . : : [ ) shimmering white satin with dis uso of your vocal Sords and rest thent His g mother coughed t Gold and Silyver 15; carbohydrate, 404, Iro ¥ 1 cup rich milk, 1 cgg|® small part for her in the play; and | 8 e s h dlamond h v Wi . : there shall be~Bome friends of my|Duttons that looked like drops of|@% Much as possible. Chronic hoarwe- Bhew the posstbility wi . ted . tublespoons :“““ d cheese "l Lotat Marhs Gvon SRs . \Ink:sly will | water, ness or aplionia is due almost always e possth whi by cover wi aste ot siftec » consomine is of course canned pimento, 1-4 teaspoon salt, : maybe eve Maj v gy o, g e vt g4 eseeing—1that rhaps she " 2 ) wh ¢ fat ) p >l Alone of all that company he did|t0 Organic disease ® lary q fo ing I g and mo d when dry | and as the other foods @ 1-8 teaspoon pepper, | honor us. We shall make a merry y soMme uBHAtural presmire’ causing par. e ? at su . , not abuse the wine, Again and again would so t) ol g 1 dren sh off w bru and f value butter is ted Meit butter, stir in flour and slowly | PAFLY at supper, and after supper you - i y it bhut » and slowly 2 » v . v tal paralysis b, u el sgair At hr age anything in [ l to or canliffower, You | add milk, stirring constantly, When |Shall pronounce upon my Laura oot o i R o i i, Sk lackeys that approached to pour fop|Couses. future is ung I ) ' of your buked potato? thick and smooth add chese, e whom you are to incarnate. Is your v » 1 or ! ; : \ l Y nd hesitancy conquered him, Hoarseness demands careful treats one to blink 8 11 A desert spoon of salad oil can pepper. Cook and stir until clicese ) " 3 them . v 1 < be ndded to lemon Julce for the ,‘m Nod. Ramove frasi the fire and be “ It was, inde Her mind was in| ¥rom the chilly heights of his own[ment and the avoldance of disturbing “Ouly for & te w 18 " e x g y ; Y OV L0 The IS RS DORS| o whini A supper parly at Wel. | Unusual sobricty he found them gross| conditions, If you value the use of hly fo i . ' . g dressing in egg Pour over poached cggs || ord s > ¥ . o |and tresome; their laughter Jjarred|your voices be careful of colds and she said, stoo « ! 2 ur Ivory Cream (foe 3¢ on toust and garnish with steips of | INEford House, at whith in & sense u ¥ J ¥ | #he was to be the guest of bonor, and | °" him. He ptralned his cars to|laryngitis, { which the King himself would attend! | Catch some rumble of wheels in (he | e ———s She would have been mad to hesitate, | COUrtyard. It was to enttpr the great world at a | Sedley in a maudlin voice began to summoned Harriet spring Hos ‘ 1 into Nude i shades « re fo 108 | tints are the proper thing in smart romy direction gurine hosiery Jim, working with a minimum of To Set Color | noise, stocked the car with blankets To set the ceolor in blue fabrics cup consomme, 1 poached ¢ and pillows and, wrapping the backs | gonk for several hours in water to eup golden sauce, 4 blades celery, 4 with the waterproof covers, put them | ywpjeny vinegar has been added in the | \ blossoms cauliflower, 4 tablespoons | 3,‘-\ the It ‘ arrier at side. | npoportion of one cup to ench gallon | [ cream sauce, 1 Jamb chop, 1 lan en, all r for t ; oy, ol water £ baked pot eads Prench endive, wai « I 3 4 tablespoons ivory cream, 4 tables| Two apples, 1 cup consomme, wive, 1 lamb ¢ attempt to hide a elean your d or silver jows ' gra , 8 sure to bring ( e ing t One tablespoon ine 4t pimente from the big s solled Clothes | spoons cold water S as! Total calorics, 651. Profein, 70; fat Would ,' "" - "‘:“""". 2 tabl L mor 4805 carbohydrate, 101, Iron, 0019 e asked v il . et tiy Telied : sabpeadld § o str Other actresses had done it | *NE @ very questionable song of his Do not catch cold RS Wi Such wras ) B b ! ‘ — Moll Davis and lttle Nelly from the|OWn Writing, whilst Miss Howden take n gelatine o cold Velvet Girdle King's House; but they had done it |Made & comedy of pretending to uis aKe Bis baby 1 ) v or-und wth until « , " " L e teii by Jeugines i g 1z water and stil until dis A girdle of ruby coiored velvet | uuon passports other than those of {1€1Ce him. He was still singing it, whic! ) ns ma emo Ade sugur and-stir well. Wi 'l glves an unusual note to a frock of | jistrionic talent, She would have | VNN Stanhope sprang up and mount- Ye . ; s ol v add lemon juice and set aside to {peaeh colored satin preferred that Miss Seymour ”w"‘d;,ml his chair, holding aloft a dainty EMULS|°N o= - ol not have been included, $he had no|®h0e of Which hc had stripped Mins B wreat opinion of Mixs Seymour's con- ;’r 't"‘;’""'“;"']‘i’ ":“““‘ """‘“\"Y ;'"' """ € y e nne rould Il duc But there was a small part e or her, and that was perhaps a cuf- |atched back her footgear but that ° ficient justification. she was restrained by Ogle, who |ml| only heid her firmly, but had puiled And so she cast aside her hesitag tion, and gladdened his grace by cone | 1er Into his lap, where she writhed "A jonting to b6 prpiaR and screamed and giggled all in one, | ed Solemuly, as if it were the most or- | y CHAPTE {dinary and natvral of things, a lackey | ; poured ,wine into the shoe, as Stan. | me the Itoderiek he cloth v ro vening of the day that had (hope bade him, And Stanhope, | meeting between Hoiles and [Standing sabove - them, gay and | . at about the same hour that|Mushed, prop: a toast the terms of | . ; hn Lawrence was vainly repre- | Which T have no intention of repeat. | Ewarrn Perpoo v Py LAY o B Tetter From Leslic Prescott a- A f was | . t “ ! me a e at Wihltehall the expediency Ing was ) t closing the theaters and other| He was midway through when the s of congregation in view of the |twin doors behind the Duke were threak of plagne Within the City | thrown open by a chamberlain, whose His Grace of Buckingham was Yoice rang solemnly above the gen.| ting down to supper with a merry |€ral din, | ompany in the great dining-room of | “Miss Bylvia Farquharson, may it Wallingford House please your grace.” Kl sat down to a table that There was a momentary pause as| atd for twelve he chair on|Of surprise; then louder than ever right stood cnipty. The | Tose thelr voices in hilarious acelama- | o1 Miss VFarquharson, Uon of the aunouncement. rrive AL the last moment | Buckingham sprang up and round,| ABKfer t a message that she was |0nd several others rose with him to No. 410 = y detained for some little Bive a propeér welcome to the belated Bu e, and that, it on this se. | Euest. | Stanhope, one toor on e WOMENS' 4 BUCKLE GAaLosHES trice Grimshaw ouid Wappen that she must cbair, the other on the table, bowed reclf the honor of sitting % _her with a flourish of the slipper to supper a his grace's table, | from which he had just drunk she would remch Wallingford | She stood at gaze, breathiess and in time for the reading with |suddenly pale, on the summit of the his grace was to deiight the |three steps that led down to the level . {of the chamber, her startied, dilating | a fiction. There was €¥es pondering fearfully that §n Miss Farquharson 'of abandonment. She saw little show 1 of her unvasy intul- which warned her against the rea of intimacy that would at. tend her inclusion in the Duke's sup- per party . play, however, was another affair. Therefore she would Anne Scymour, whom she straggling and laughing in tne arms | of Sir Thomas Ogle. She saw BEther- edge, whom she uiso knew, sitting with flushed face and leering eyes, an | FONOwing Newark's Policy of giving the arm about the statuesque bare neck | Dest value in town for your moneys patronesses y you E L y Hoolyg . Lz ¢ %o time her arrival that she would | of Miss Howden, her lovely dark head | Special Cut In Prices have begh mase o E apect : Mins . roie s front § " t J find supper at an end and the reading | UPon his shoulder; she saw Stanhope | these fine quality Galoshes--Dame Fashson Perier was o the » P 1 ¥ ¥ 2 “ about to begin on high, capering absurdly, his wig| e s 4 i " ] " His Grace found her message vexa-(awry, his speech halting and inde- | :"“G;'“h;‘:‘ - ":.:::‘h "1.. T —, rer " tious, and he would have postponed |corous; and she saw somie others in| - S PSS s O . ek - v - s squeaky pig came yunning up SUPPer Until her arrival but that his|atlitudes that even more boldly pro. | YOUF health and pocket book. Good dispos ami ’ . ' t reas ot o, " t om the fromt porch I ts did not permit him to have his | claimed thé licence presiding over this ‘ Bility and snappy ret 5 1 " ot § ' . K own way in the matter. As the truth | orgy to which she had been bidden. ghfl. " p . - ye " the me kowl- was that there was no first act in tores goo ther!” existence, for the Duke had not yu‘ (Continted in Our Next Issue) come snooping e e b — ow!” Hag- never would, and that supper was to | place of hay Sunshine is faet, they are o friends_are estrang en suffer with ai tholr sex. The use ham's WV egetable Compo such allm when this great str ing remedy made from Berbs is alvays within reach. provide the whole entertainment, it | f that this would be protracted, t however inte she came she | ikely still 1o find the party n’f | were a4 merry company, and | time passed they grew merrier. | ye wan Etheredge course, the | real promoter of the whole affair, an I‘ uticurs b Soap and < /Ointment Koep e Sealy Cican ard Hezon Promote Hair ©. veth 324 Main St. New Britain, Conn. Newark Stores Open Every Freie ing to Accomnodate Castonr AL A KR