New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 2, 1924, Page 10

A Wife's Confesswna] Adele Garrteon's New Phase of REVELATIONS OF A WIFE The Wise Made s | permitted way both lutely tion to as} case — a narrowly f my quiet “She has back to bed. pearance Wo grandson ar wait untf think y trouble Suggoestion 1o Madg $20isssnansatasssittatids it sistteiias Mrs Durkee A 1 The Nurse Pretends “I hope not Iy, and I p posure. indication face, and me proof thought, “If you w R few T courteously, and telephone leave diet and I bungry 1 It was #nd I wo accepted 1t lance it was carefu I nodded a and went 1 My mott upon one stared at “What's manded after all?" LI Letter from Little Marq Leslie Prescott uise, to the Care the Continued of Letter from Feslic Aldden Jack told me in h 1t was the in his 1 know 1 tell bsnn dictat a stranger. is 80 for I friend and But that desk that was Jover, the in my ovwn hers in sm the grime of t great indus have k In bave ma probab you will dream, if a world, a ne newest pared to rel arms and Constipati (Colic rr Prescott e (o John and L.“. th Feverishness ar and Bowel To avoid bso ¥ Harmless — w2 77 ians gyerywhere rec ATTRACTIVE FROCK of repe 1t is worn Shetlae Cook Book Al ittle Soda Green Peppers Lo Handle Muflins Lard for Stains FABLES ON HEALTH PROPER VEGETABLES 1 The Advendures§ KaggedyAnn w Kaggedy Andy by Jo‘umy Grue“e “You pecdn't the old Witch no~cid howied fave you tried Lemon Satice made with WILLIAMS LEMON EXTRACT fifteen other flavors The Williams & Carleton Ca Hartrorp Coxn | rupt conclusion to his e | of Corrigan’s veil o THE FPASCINATING MTSS PATTERSON BUGIN HERE TODAY Corrigan s proprletor of the Orang-I'uteh estate in Borneo, A young man by the name of Paterson comes to the plantation to tempo- varily replace Donald White, one of Corrigan's cers. Paterson brings with lim a sister, who im- mediately captivates the attention Corrigan's first assist- heard quite a lot about you Miss Paterson telly My friends, the Davises, you in Perak Iellowes his bungalow to Paterson sistor, Paterson orrig picion “never knew the who could eompletely the Malay language in mths,” and besides that, he ting the “Davises. 1 days have elapsed since al of Paterson and his sister. It is evening. Paterson is v Miss Paterson is sleeping. and ‘Corrigan arc on the In Singapore, pretty two never ers meg 1701l vera NOW Dar ves GO ON WITH THE STORY ness followed quickly on the a brief twi} and still remained glued to the floor, his feet on the top- most step of the narrow flight. It uncommonty bad sign that arrival of the whiskey had not 1 in arousing him from lis lethargy., The first assistant be- ed he knew his own mind, but 1 he could sift to the bottom 4 antipathy to the eycs wcere troub- ling his mind. He had never known Corrigan to make a mistake, and that was precisely what was worry- m at that moment. Corrigan's formed themselves upon 1d master, and Fellowes to that rule. And so sure about Inid. In heart, ten days is, in umstances, an unrea- period which extent of onc's affections; nd in Jonely h's surface con- mittedly abnormal, arrival of the object ams, at 1 embroidered ) ht, was an girl whose violet 1ssist their was no exception yet he felt an affair ot short on in a imono, wonder put an rie, get u &he &0 (dolightf you must be i your evening ab- “Plrase don't plored. “You look omfortable. Why You ven't had im- |drink! | por She uncorked the over-generous h bottle and 1p- ing of spi together, she had thrust Ir hand and had down on the floor beside “It's really murmured, "ed's could gather the glass snuggled him. too good of you," watching the rather late hat on earth he him Enid's eves opened wide, Hasn't he come home yet? Tsn't bee cp for he bubbles tonlght can have Ipy g two door absurdly small. They £0 1ightly wedged in that he %70 to wonder how on carth they out! Her prox- ¥ embarrassing. her black ha s neck. He rather she It was ent uscd. v intoxicatipg. comfortahle isked, after a t much room to ey hope you're 2 § being her: s thought he ght suspicion of 1 do,” he blurted out eling pretty down- til you came out ndid of you to sure post 1, tno that thri a Fn surprising bod Iroppe s Onev with cart except the of the ] at him by EDMUND SNELL ) via @ NEA sERIE Bv6 be- | | mas- 1o | of his| fully | ully his wits ! | “Chandu, old bean!" he mur- mured cestatically, "Good old '--Imndu' He collapsed suddenly on IFellowes’ shoulder, The first assist- ant pieked him up like a sack and carried him past a woman whose face was buried in her hands, into his room, He slung him uncere- moniously on to the bed; lit the lamp and emptied the contents of a water Jug over his head. His hands| on his hips, he regarded the inert Paterson with a look full of the deepest loathing, Presently, he| threw open the window to fits; farthest extent and went out at the| door, locking it after him and slip- ping the key into his pocket. The meal passed in silence, Fel- Jowes tried not to see the red eyes of the girl who sat opposite him. A queer, hard feeljng had suddenly come over him. The seriousness of Paterson's lapse hung llke an ugly cloud. Whatever might be the case POURED OUT AN OVER- JROUS HELPING. rlsewhere, C igan's assistants | were regarded by their men as lit- tle gods. This drug flend whose sis- | ter Fellowes had kissed — )vad‘ possibly shattered the wall of solid | years of patient toil had! For Enid's sake he had| ined from telling Corrigan of | countless mistakes Paterson made in his daily work, mis- that he himself had invari- ably cleared up. At the cosclusion of the final course, the girl rose eslowly to her fect, dabbing her clreeks with her handkerchief, “May 1 see him, asked in a low voice. Fellowes handed her the key without a word, He sat down again gan Gissecting a green orange. > heard her ciose the door after caught the tapping of her| slippers down the passage, the | sound of the key in the lock of the | bedroom door. A sudden revuls urged him to follow lLer. He re- membered that she was a new- comer to the cast, that perhaps she had no knowledge of her brother's| failings. He that it was up to | him to comfort her. His heelless| shoes made no noise on the boarded | floor as he hurried after her. The sound of voices ,coming from the room where Paterson lay brought him suddenly erect in t [ He had no intention g but the words the in a strange, hissing voice he scarc knew, held him t, struck motion- with amazement. | “You fool! Why kept away from it for another my part. 1 had idiot between my finger Onh, you fool'" mumbling up. the had T takes please?” she n of feeling of girl | 1ess couldn’t you have and thumb | Th “Why can't me alone? | 1 couldn’t keep oft it — and that's all there is to it. 1 had to have hadn't 17" ywes crept back to the living his brain reeling. He tried self to think cohetent- hed his fists. So he was poor idiot? God! What a blind ol he'd been! And still he couldn't Was it possible that Il well her broth- come with bim, to keep him t? The agents had said he!l « good man, at any rate, But ‘that poor idiot” rankled! And why he keep straight only for tones of you leave something. He clearly. knowing fu ilings, had ¥ resolved have atmosphere of the grabbed a hich served imged kets He from a nail of it! in ing back He recled shment, hardly believ collected, Fat mhoo on the floor mpty glass was grin- and “He Sarits car yjamas and e murmured s elbow felt hat as if to wonderful do to a Ye a clever Gods « woman can Fellowes gasped n't going out ltke that, by pursued his employer | ¥ t assist ' Corrigar much do you know, Corrl- inquired lamely | at you want a good | 1 sor 666 riptiou prepared for ever and Grippe we know. is a I Colds, F It is the mest speedy reme=dy "|" Preventing Pneumonia I tery. tard, ! sprouts, serving {do a | breaderumbs. | bread and | (To Be Continued) } u | | Used Kellogg’s Bran 2 montlis— constipation gone affer suffering 3 years Threo years of suffering with eon. stipation, What happiness was his when Kellogg’s Bran, cooked and krumbled, restored his health, But read his letter, “Dear Sirs: .+ + this is what Y fl\lnk ll your krumbled bran. I would not without {t for anything in the wm’ld for three years | used all kinds of medicines for frnnlpnllm. and only got lrmporlry relief lz a doctor to use )mllof rl{\nn. and since [ began using it T on't have to take pills or anything clee. T have used it two months, and my eonstipation has left me. 1 feel Letter now than I have for three yeam." (Tee nr((lnll of thls letter is on fila the Kellogg Company, Battle (.rnk Mich.) Kellogg’s Bran brings results be- sause it i ALL bran. You ean’t ght constipation with halfway mea- This loose design has but in it, both horizontal but they fit together tifully. Two definitions are given for every word excepting one, which ought to help bridge the un- keyed holes. HORIZONTAL rolling sound, thunder; murmur. . Fumed; cured. Answered; replied. Observed; viewed. . Plant germ; that anything springs. . Imitates; ridicules, . A chance or possible rence; casualty. . A thick, sticky sugar and water. . Air, melody. Zject; put out. . 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Sold by all grocers, 6. Condense; bring toget Applying leg ensing. Tasty; delightful, . Companions; comrades slumber for Treland ; stare at. Poetic name 19. To eyr Stewed prunes, co- graham Breakfast — real, thin ercam, fish hash, muffins, marmalade, miik, Luncheon Baked celery-apple-nut wheat bread, peach i sponge cake, milk, tea Dinner — Tomato broiled porterhouse tinique potatoes, butte pineapple sa wheat rolls, steamed dates pudding milk, coffee. There this menu digestible for age who may table Beefstrak broiled rare is [ cellent food for growing bodies too much, of course it n be finely cut to 4-yrar-olds The sprouts are a valuable ve and cho D much tact is negded ihe boullio arc no foods ruggested ol that not perfec children under schoo appear at the family are tly on ex- Not fore or seraped eaten eve to accomplish neapple with & few and salad niors ui little of bit of child’s desire Baked Cheese Custard One egg, 2 cups milk, 1 2 cups sta crumbs, 1-2 grains pepper. Sprinkle a well-bu dish with breaderumt a thick layer of grated sprinkle with salt and pepper. tinua layer for layer unti nsed. The last yer should Beat egz well, Season with salt pour slowly over cheese in the baking dish. The best way to do this is to use a tablespoon and moisten the ¢ mixture evenly. Cover anl sake 20 minutes moderate oven. Remove cover and brown. Toast left from breakfast c ed in place of breadcry onvenient. Peach Islands One pint canned peaches, 4 t spoons sugar, 1 tablespoon g 1-4 cup cold water, nuts, make der school age the pudding w harm, and satis for sweets cheese bits of but out dressing. the salad for cheese, coarse cred bak cheese Con all is be and beat in milk and pepper and in a mbs €8, lated gelatin, orange, 1 cup whipping ¢ teaspoon vanilla, fe Drain peaches from A4d enough water ove cup. Add sugar bring to the boiling point. to s the | gelatin the | four and juice of Dot frot with sirup | makes n privite ¢ customs storage make THE YOUNG lADY M}HflSS THEWAY 1] il /é g The young lady scrons the way says the bumminghard is by far the most invectiv- orom bird we bave, being scarcely larger than & bumble-bea.