New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 23, 1924, Page 10

SHHESL 555688555888 HHHSH58553588 005 JATLY FASHION SERVICE » MY HUSBAND'S LOVE{| s swps pust Adele Garrison’s New FPhase of ; This summer coat is practical for street and travel because of the : dust-ghedding qualities of its mobhair 5 Sag N ¥ ! 5 REVELAT]ONS OF A WIFE i veloped in black with lining of bt i o RUD AYCES black and white printe silk, and a S i3 \ PEEITIITITEISTITIPTITIITINIIIPIIIPOIP scarl Of Lhe same h o | © NFA “SERVI Let Leslie Prescott to Leslic and then t graduate the impor ——— . et : : ter from Leslic &ra the impor IN HERE TODAY He had often been away before, and she had not minded. She had the line. Of course we women think e ke , o 151 looked forward to his occasional let- Drawer, Continued. that with théem as wit B IR BrethekoniTgr s IMohe The mar- 4o < and the joy of his return. But h them as with us, love riage proves an unhappy one. \When J 1 first, but 0SSip 8 Lorner i war is declared, Nigel is glad t this time, beyond a couple of scrib- 1t was with mixed emotions th come first, but instead, know- e e e os o | bgd postcards, hadidinot NWyifejat al). drove home, 1 was not quite ¢ necessitics of material things, | | ; ,':l"M,.f,»,,‘r‘,,rifflm"“,';‘r‘"'m:""u;‘:" The visit, which had been for a little Marquise, iust Wl 'n pul ambition and power firat U s tolyetet. 9 week, dragged into two, and when he ambition to make a success, and suc- Wooden Beads R e ihat Nigell has |SaEié back ane glanck at his face told BY SISTER MARY Mige her the reason for the delay. wrong in my estimate of \ : odeul Ramyseplate £l B0t P iy Coats embroidered with wooden 9 ; due a wife, and where Sally wa ay poner, bee Killed »olly narrie an ¢ : n killed, Dolly ~marries old | "iie had met the inevittable “other Of course 1 knew that ther- . Sometimes 1 thi \at power is the J.;l;\l‘r]r(ul}l‘:::qmi IL(TLIH:'L«.H(‘J to the . il Lasatd DUshim and tapethie ton cared very for Sam. Jominan £ atl mascuilnity, SRIRIECRLMOIER T WIS o HaXe e they sail for America, Nigel's older that she had come to work powerfuljievenin EtOWD & ltfleitlreil. | “Thie beids may 3 Lenther, Daibe. oelis <o see - Nigers because she wante . e dull or bright as you desire, N - % widow. He mistakes Mary for 7 i Erae from him. Yet it scemed to me that those who contact with him to do so - e (e e men Btk inll ot | DAL oI EeE aBoit Dol -how Pretty | gep sprouts of milkweed as we do for something out of the years they inlis own way. There is the clash and _ . =4 Dolly's niarriage. she yras, -how, ilogether, chacm g asparagus perhaps we would appr had spent together would i e of the : 4 eidt kotbitol callon A fricnd 1o ek baleaiy ko SicopysY eech- | jite it. As it is, most of us forgei atill. It secmed to me that if my em- I the joy had heen taken out of false hems, giving the eifcet of it Plohes Wha shiony Dwvid ) (CRVSEIR SRS wun” he said eloquently. | jig ooy edible, Try cooking it i ployer had mot mentioned the gred « yming for me by his ner- Uers. They frem tan p ¢ picture of Nigel's widow. [Fisher T want to marry her more than any= (jiling saited water, draining and eoubla — for even If it jot ous annoyance w he Rret ha% s decn bro¥ toTle: Dasill {inéi ie | ddent noti iiue \INEjin the wor . N serving it on toast with melted but b Rl . A e endet L e it 4 e For an agonized moment Mary had trouble—that 1_had pa t , if Jack had met me with that tender smart Indeed : & " not been able to answer. For & uny copt of zrecn requires carefu! T would have felt that smile and speech at the train that he Three-picce suits of bengaline are : — 3 moment she had closed her eyes. and | yaghing and lookirg over befor ing in sympathy. made 1o me as he pumped hurriedly Very smart indced, particularly when 2 % W 3 With a sort of deliberate curiosity wondered with a sick feeling of UMOL | o450 1ot cach Ieaf be held under E LS MR N 10 aver makein L e e MDRan pare artlis s s miilla : i L he compared the pictured faces of despair how she could _ever BRe i Wik al ilahars anRic it ness woman, 1 said to myse I don complexion of my day would have Eorgette or crépe de chine. g 2 5 ; 1,..“ l.x\u‘\\ouwu»lhv‘ one in the from him the truth— l»n humiliati isinni it cold maited watey fordt helieve I have enough-of the mascu- heen changed. T would have driven s 4 0 ; lccket, with its steady, aimost sad |truth—that she had given him SOWC- 1y, in;es qng wash through many fresh gt W ) e s e i e e SRS : : y “nd the frivolous prettiness of thing more than friendship, expecting ooy, 3 e she who had been his brother's wife, something more in return. . Do you know wild mustar means 80 much to me. 1 dream and filled heart that would have sung un- _ Kasha cioth linings arc foun in raise beautiful pictures, and then the It was not the same woman HADPTE n sorrel mnd sour dock and prrstanc or Loy R tance of their duties way down along — Prescott, Care of the Secret - ) Dolly, a governess, marries Nigel (Unless otherwise specified, these 1 ipes a ) d for S ae Ty S e cipes are planned for four persor Little by little, as it he e not EDIBLE WEE! ) i 0 3 ¢ ak e e el e quite sure how she would take it, h e e all by for by ounE (o Hiit mst 1 a=ain some of the smart silk couts, giving S hurt of it all when they crur expect 1 ought 1o he happy any- @ Warewh lacking in silk but con- A 3 ,“"""""_I”"” \““r ”',d'l’“" "";‘“’ e She bad ""l"{]"r')""l it in sley 2 fore iy’ for g the eler s T votkin i weght : anmounied " photograph, and sgain | e pad stood b Wi inl 10| Pk tn ot et Ever since I got that beautiful let- came late it was there Take the C = - pEn EoNINEL RVAERTIIER. | AT d Srn e er until tender, Drain and chop. § ) good the arovide,t ix pretty. good For Hat Brim i tie night hefore his death. the solemn words that T et il Wite, Lanie ity ; ve Wme Pvory nvaentiling bluke Faxed tinen, then with a fine ncedle; perhaps now he would be able bet- him the husband, til death shouid |pID MEE AR REWRCE WG P ted but o T N IR Chel nihier i e hat | Cram) the and ravelings of the same st ter to nnderstand its iwploring in- part them, of a woman who cared B A A L sliced over 9 i ' Liuck and forth and weave the coherence; perhaps now in the light + nothing for him. She had been that ™0, OP O NG GINN, he cowslip that zrows in marshes ter from Jack, little Mariuise, been thinking of him, I pres aomething not quite human. for him. 1 wanted his arm for this time, littlle Marquise? Any- Wide brim of a hat of white crepe Tl 2 > ‘ : ) s close together, > e % i ioas Bttt of this new discovery, many things ' woman's true friend through a peiie JUCIeoRaln IR ALONR N, AT me. T wanted the kisses he apoke way, I think 1 will close. - ey ; ; an's ous) . about 1o close my eyes that T might LESLIE. = Black Capes s i baitlng \\m:jji.;l Iztln\.\dv”t.na\ A e petty bickerings and disillusionments | sinach hoon. within (heit lowered lids the | (Copsright, 1924, NEA Service, Inc SThe new black sifk capes tht ook oy ciean matti i i e R 18218 SARAnIng = Ordinary plaintain, sour g puss happiness that threatened to overflow s demure and practical When Viewed g with o st broom and then with niLing struckihishenrt mih 8 Hilils [ley and lamb's quar ae That letter, little Marquise, was one S i tie nwnnl’»‘j. frequently have g o softer oue dipped i Warm water Ny o el e M:l‘""fl"l;“ ""“‘ licious eream souns. very infrequent thrills that 1 y A ——o Of white #ilk with very lurge red und shaken as dry as possible S e i | | o the tender eaves eppen ::\luh:ewl\i(l lately, I think that had ~ GOOD MANNERS A elirtl dene, i UL LRSI R ID R 1 have been meaning 1o write 1o SRk Bant T e e ae atatts T mot received it, 1 should not have FOU &vne MACh |} GaIRS oML I8 K ndetion can be minced and ity e Colored Pumps gone to the train in' answer to th B S (»‘ v (iacincradt e loaat hornleaned suggestion of that wire. But having e ure o Pamps of black patent Jeather o washing in warm soap suds, n [0t waBti o, RiUmblec 1 ckme sandwich fillin * To man A cream wip vook th veceived it, of course, T expected to Ticket IR areent by it D red Nsaral L maniugUln A R0 Rl oY i aed ot s’ man, but a lover; and ickets with a heel to match, are novelties i |"1¢r1\;‘ln|h:“| I!I‘::; :'VIE: greens in just enouzh boiling salted i . in foolwear. s ith B cel ha WALOT fich tender. o veally, little Marquise, 3\:\1 \\hr hay Hash Liahnnit ever wol back Home So wal to cover, When tend rohy O er v e re s It a ) e hro Vi osieve and o eomiy a had a lh{!\; l;;;f“'(\‘;‘":-l“ hat there i G B — Left-over heef, lamb, mutton and many of the chaps have gone under, throu ‘ i |‘ \ ‘.'nr ulln with " a wonderful difference. A ] veal ar unt rok Hinah, SCAHOPRT lantl 39 DRveE Kiow Whode turn 1t amount of thin whitn mauce well 1t is very hard, after you have heen ock of Koft gray lace has a close ekt doat and | with bs next enzoned with st and pepper and a Jiving in the ethereal clouds of emo- sheath lining of mauve colored satin gy “] ‘should. hava Iiked (o has gratinga of nutme tion, to come back to earth with a and a girdle of powder-blue ribhon, vl hnssd b s Bl ]‘l"" L B s specinlly go hen used ¢hud. I don’t quite understand how ) tied ‘alrectiy:in tront, Ve Sour Milk et IATE s e Iet Cleaning Brass hell, for hell it is, no matter what the mixed with W dressi for ey scem to like A e 3 Ik aiiol Sien They m e Lo saie milkc atioll: e S watcd 1) ougtit Lo have told You before whout Yol loncam Cool e E se it for cottag cheese, griddle ' my marriage, bt ey g i 104) TrioR) O kit even if they reach terra firma with & To darn small Holes i linen or|cxken, Uinculta, cornbread or SINEers |mistaker o el & T S Pump, and run away to their evory lawn, baste the hole firmly over'jeqd, “Not that I'm blaming Dol e ] and nid 10 the propared anuee, (ool - h plamir ¥ ) ) few minutes in the sanee and ser i sy ot Ot , e | ROl L e b they wish it, they can make ano Pl : 5 N any bappicr than [ have, \We weren't iy white of S a M halloon ascension into the rare emo FABLES ON HEALTH suited; there was another man she 1 the diecd white of one or two har ’ A t Foited % 1% addod to the sauee an tional ether. | men can do it. parachute drops, and they gaily smile, really caved for, and I—well, one can e AR st vt st fa g Al Perhapa that's where we women | 4 Ly T T Ton TART WITH EXERCISE | aif bt s it S as our household god, and we try to e Mitry 1 enival Is with Doily white | HE 1-AWD PHE LOCKET RESIDE urotiied pay dally worship to him, although lany Gt hoasiiahes. tha best woray | THE CNMOUSTED EHOTO, It there arn more daudelions i all sorts of other duties intervene, i the world ’ “' \ e e man vour lawn than yon ean consume thi Consequently we neither do what is “The boss got out of the wrong sid: ' hered 1p, n Kick like a spoiled oo had ‘\_"}'\_I I"‘R est ”\T";‘ 1've ! e — — apring, why not ean some for wint j by love or by the other things of the he r " ¢ A S R L R AU e e B L B How Vet They are considered excellent :\:h}lll:rv- ne T in " owr daily Before inviting anyons fo Ko 1o ¢ S Sha mera! i LI ER h nhity O g, hrough, If I'd not been auch & fool, tHl had follovied: ¢ the e “”n a necessary Y eater a hostess must be sure | (he stenographer to the office Loy, as| (v i i nelp it the daSs and yow'd have liked her. Tt it No matier hod her heart ached for for (0 4 SPAY . on_the othep Mand., hava ‘s |that her seats are in ‘e desirabie fo-| Mn Maan went samping around STl e tatatng | 1D, ube nOw, oF, L SUDpows: 1 alisuldns all i ).’1""':' fle b distinct idea of whaB@hall come first, | cation. “Got up with a grouch,” Mr, Mann| by the disposition. 4 hd """‘”""::I'I(In’;“'m nell for the |of 10 eacupe her. She migit hiave himself admitted to a salesman, Sit up and then danee avound the 4 bbbl o " friend f 1) thone: fou mi M AL )8 e '\‘I”n“ ' ]u“”l n ; nnulu |”||\\ past week—hardly A dry moment, | Pten Delis'a fri n'-l for all those four HLG potim s N it paes ot room o lituie, on ene fool and ANen and most of s are ufiering agonies re, instead of hin, o “ course there can o 8 hi e g %= jrom rheumatism, Gad, one appre. And now he was dead, aud Dolls wy and elens a ing | ereis preferably those that will ciates Englaud after a taste of t} had married somebody elec, and for " physically wrong that needs attention. | help the ahdomen and diaphragm: v B tagte of Luisl laetien tilm i « sl gardens, reduee v gl By o Mligpon gl il : g bbbiahd Davy, if T never come home--don't | & pas : : " n." o G ‘. 4 P . N - " \bl exercises, cuning exercises, think I'm funking—but if 1 never l! seemed so utterly incredible n‘ ason for t wrong side of fand breathing exercises come home, and you geL a chance, Fven now she would sometimes sit the bed™ stunt, Don't over-exercise! Be careful not il you tell Mary Furnival that [, ®ith eves tight shut, and tell herself The att of getting up in the morn- | 1o have tiring eaerciscs in the morn- asked you to thank her for all she's | (At When she optncd - them the ing is no mean art, and is practiced [ ing Just enough to get a g fone for me? 1 never, somehow, | W0uld find lfe all golng on av ust all too little, | start 1 i Doy lolling ahout the fia disce ealized it il 1 got away tr ery- } odi ! Trus BOL AWAY [FOM EYEIY- |\ anted, aflent; both of them-—or was A“(‘l((llfl‘ New rusiee First of all, roll aver, sty hing ! Do this, and i few morning N one, and had plenty of time to t k bed, getting all the contractions lim- | grouch will take care of itself, We were such good pals. God bicss !t OMY she hermelf2-—listening Of Peabody Museum e VIESs | ostman’s knock with bated b . ¢ Haven, April 25— Albert Bar Whe Story of the Flight of the Far. other minute she was wrapped in the hert* pathrobe and ensconced in my easiest | / : % with Rison Children That Lillian chair before the grate while 1 re- ; | . After speaking with Mary, and be- d;rhlrr:(;‘»n"..m'.(l.y: gl sl b Newaih or Harhand, Gonk plenished. the fire . . 3 ing her to be his brother's wife, W:N*“"d ey Lk et . i o commissoner of edneation su Told Madge “Dicky certainly knows what's . “ B therton had marveitd %t the bifs n-m‘uv-: w'\“ nl\h the ¥ e where comfortable,” she announced, Snug- ( . il e et RUSLACE ncimiliHnd rallon, + gling down into 1he Tndian robe, a wniu o di b She woke from a dream of him the IS 1" L. \ — " " h b > ¥ = and o furious—as that which follows | 0 o stretehing her toes 1o o 1 10w, in the Tight of whet Nonty ' poLine rollowing David Bretherton's the slamming of & telephone Yeceiver 41, qee “And this sure is some con “f,"”' had said, and what he him- G Teg gnd a letter from Daolly - dy ¢ . E % Z . o e etive age 3 - upon & retort one has ready for Uls 'yyagt to Flushing Bay and the iast thinas lv)f::'(:v;':«l]r*l bl S l Many auaiting her. It bad been written terance. e ¢ rier | TIVET tonight.” e = NIae(C kAl foved ‘; SR on board ship, and posted at sea For the first few aeconds afie I shivered at the picture her words Ko Vi oAb d et 8| o pever k what happiness fary Purnival, who had atiowed him ' Louii"\ad 1 nowt o wrots Dally 10 premit use of fhe museum fo Dicky had rebuffed my softiy-spoken | g oocgtad, but 1 did not answer her, apology. I stood raging silently, g1ad |y youing the quickest way to get the “ David-—to believe that she Was win quill pen and many under. Which a new building ix now unde: of only one thing.sthat Lillian had | gool'r oy o anxious to hear e W“ uresO a nn Nigel's widow; Nigel had realized the it @ hpnotart in so good to me, construction. hy pipils of secondar mistake of his marriage too late! 1 believe he reully worships tie fchoola of this vity for educationn absented herself from my room, and = .y wag a heetic time while it last po therefors no one had heard my at-| .4 ie hegan with a reminiscent it Then where—where was Dolly? ground 1 walk on o different from P0f tempt to eat humble pic. e scowl, “but fortunateiy ft didn't: e B i Bt Nigs” Then the recollection of MANY .o jong enough 1o shatter Mrs. ‘M e “ CHAPLES St Mary, 1 wat a fonl not 1o An Uneventful Life, realined- to begin With how other hectic episodes in my Wfe With | gy caie's nerves. The children . my temperamental husband came 10 | yicee thoir hearts, thought it was good A Pown to the tims of Nigel Rrether- 0 iiog wn were, He never froubied me, and my angry frown was replaced | ¢y Of course, they didn't realize y 0 '“y Gm“l‘ TN ey DAEATA S RS (e iundersiand i, by a tremulous smile. Dieky the | o4 we were up against, and Dr. VRN Sappnt: : -— Tempestuous might be so angry that | pe,ithwaite had seen too many €mer- Nean old Witch Wiggins K ie . : "'“'"”"’ ';"' ':”""""" her father, (Continuad in Our Neat lzsue) he v\ou'vrl hn»fnlu- ‘.u a}‘;;"‘(\g\'vhl\r |"' fencits te he daunted by SYLHING | (sed, feaving little fte \:"Tm»l-\ ¥ Mk il 'm” A v‘n ‘J ;.\v“vv:n( {flrwgfll"l (-‘l::-l':u n"r :w - moment, ut Neky e hivairic tut 1 feit sorry for your sister-in.in . " ¥ Mot b by s e i ge amends for his rudeness. 1 should |t tne gheltered existonce she has tod, | . N iy S TRk Sowes f something under a hundred bdghen . ."" Tt at 1 B et L Tlags that the enly way the two magie tied, he said Ihat we ave free . 1t had seemed wealth to Mary in ong. . A Ve 2 ecom visible v ] It making onr those early days; only afterward, condem why no heneficial ontde our familics | Corncliue Vanderbilt of New ity & frustee of Peal There is no anger quite so futile 0N neeorling 1o annouscenient ale today, The appointment o Commissioner Meredith who has heey v lecturer in the Yale department ¢ cducation for some years is coinei mal with announcement of « ple o the doo a LS ed r 1 n,,l,, ',.:r::: (’,..m’ o L‘:‘IW"H 2 het % DIELIA MULS van IO « ¢ ] ine when she came fo realize that there she had gone when she turned the hix haits @ er own head «hon ! ’ up‘are things such as board and lodg- gelephone receiver over to me. C Thexie wa b g hat coutd iftule ggedy ag fngs and traveling epxcnses 1o e acteristically, she no reference st sty it LLILL B ¥ had both 4 t A o the paid for besides clothes and simple o Dicky ‘ ) trium 4 mean old two invis g ks W pleasures, did she understand that Tewe Aim 1o Please,” - " : el . ¢y could A6t reve she must look round for waye and “I'm bread pudding from the v : e ’ : mean old W f means by which to supplement her " g r oy ‘ - v siender income., N s t > An advertisement in a morning pa- ¥ i i ) . s ’ p v A per had led to her finding a place as gyl ; " how 1 Iypist in a city offiee, :':‘ stk She made no friends, and the ad. il i it of Nigel Rretherton int> the ah monotony of her life had seemed like a glimpse of Heaven He was a friend of her employer's «on, and once—pausing on his way through the office where sha sat, he had stopped and jokingly offered her penny for her though That had been one of the days when a pateh of blue sky was visible P ahove the wgly chirftmey-pots, and r Before School Mary had pointed to it, and answered fontify that she was wondering what it must ’ . e like to live in the country, where Your Child there was no smoke, and where the "g 5 SCOTTS The answer had amused and in- ") EMULSION terested him, even though he told her that there was no place on earth where the sun alwars shone. She it is very important te keep coliege " and + ast way to ma e tw ” . e { ftag. was different from the fluffy, giggling athietics on a strictly amateur basis . ing oy and the : j el all Dot forstl” g e e osimtanee i oo day |and the best hairvack that -ver tived | N UIRBCURR P ' ook ¢ X jrs!” geedy G ’ e hesitatingly asked her to come out ought not te be paid more than a ‘ . " et - ; K { ible ic . and have some tea with him. very moderate salary. Is Pure and Sweet tiot Sy b v e y Bt than ek ¢ the pil And so the curious friendship had S . . ¢ e & Casabian s 1 e | d plic No man had ever paid Mory at- - N - b Tl Fr » an untie tention before, and it scemed to her Ak ¢ ere B e The old Witch ignorance that this was Romance wead on that pil-| With a capital iefter, and the firs t we try to Step to the “Happy-ever-after” Land, | Malted M Safe f which she had hitherto only . 3 ) Milk No “cure”—~but heips 1o re. dreamed, Por four years she had been more For Infants. - y than happy and content with his Invalids, | friendship, and then, without a word Children, vs had a s We aim to and will wntie Raggedy Andy Baggedy Ann said magic on me s puppy warning, her dream casties came e The 7 Yr’ Attering 16 1he Rround entible o Cankisg. A Light Lunch Over 17 Miilion Jars Used Yoerls N went on a country visit, Avoid Imitations — Substitutes " 557 i