New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 6, 1924, Page 4

SERIITIIIIEIIIINIITaNtstIIAILLIINININIINIL A Wife's Confessnonal Adoie Garrison's New Phase of REVELATIONS OF A WIFE AL Why Yather Alfred Was at Remembered Last | A Fair Quuuun EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD SATURDAY Paisley figured silk makes simple dress with ruffles of ple und color of the lightest background. They follow a and are much more han they would be ar- 10 conventional manner. of the blouse is in ac- » with the general trend in this ated, tone \on. right way of the thre have no ud and whil f with knots Cats Cotlele mani ickly Paint Poys toys soon wear out lerably | va To Keep Celery Veather Ralls TABLES HEADING ON BEALTH OFF COLDS e DECEMBER 6 c, vis o NEA x.-mq ™ V — THE BLUE MONKLY BEGIN HERE TODAY For the third consecutive vigan, proprictor of the teh estate in Borneo, | utes to Lwo v scratching nolse side and ks, on the then the \ cxelted the side of the house. side he Millett, sistant, arrive pore, was the barking of the dog to sleep, Corrigan and o their sitting room 1 for awhile. rigan that sion to monkeys, Jyst strous Llue monkey Ay They make it captive, I range-looking monkey, with hand about its body. GO ON WITH THE foot of the the yellow dog 1 on the soft nds newly from who also then a NOW earth. night Orang- mysteri- | exuctly ten min- Now Corrigan hears a wood- dog Getting out of bed, dog Out« his third as- Singa- wakened by 1 N Millett tells I'anus has a peculiar i leaps into t 1 STORY flight of steps, lay out- Its was open, its tongue was out, 1t the blue th a look that spoke volumes! Corriga ar, It was a | ! 1 abominably, At gton, the new district clambered in. id Corrigan pleasantly s +hings?" not too bad, rubber surveyved price of order 2" Rotten Damn rotten! Corrigan raised nodded. ligion he ir name is n. First bectle, then it's a Jju-ju of some How's law " declared his brows agreed Corrigan What's it now? »the D1 O, jerke “A dirty, with d on monkey to himself. kle affair and Pinarut, officer considering the and Pennington. these said. ‘ it's a} blessed erocodile, sort or h t vermin-in- monkey — and a blue one at he repeated, s features with an ef- | road fread of the dog. The creature sidled toward him, its tail down, every line of its cringing being proclaiming its guilt. “(iood Lor cried Corrigan. It had never occurred to him that the monkey was In danger. His mi had been exercised solely on Mil- lett's account, He visualized a veri- table nightmare of unwelcome com- plications, In Borneo, as he knew only too well, news flashed from point to polnt with incredible ra- pidity. A hundred coolies, at least, lad seen that accursed monkey al- He must see young Millett at once, There was no time for delay. They must destroy every trace of the hlue monkey — and trust to providence that the creature had not been connected by those who had seen it with the sacred animal that had been stolen, “WHAT HAVE THEY DOING TO YOU?” BEEN He burst unceremoniously into the assistant’s room and, at that mo- {mient, the torch gave out. He crossed for Millett's ' to the bed and felt form with his outstretched hands. | His fingers met a jumbled mass of torn mosquito curtain and beyond — nothing but an empty bed. He found matches and lit the Jamp with trembling hand. His eyes fell upon a scens of utter chaos. The frame over the bed was broken in several places; chairs and tables lay strown in every direction: frag- ments of broken crockery strewed the bare floor; the lamp itself had | by reason of We broke our against foreign own regulations words today. Six | vertical — well, it's ecasy. Outside of that defect, this s a splendid, tightly interlocking puzzle. HOI“;U.\'TAL . Newcomers. . What you pay. . Owing. . Anger. . Legal action, A preposition. Grief. . Embrace. . As. Fish without hips. . Storage place for col Illuminating substapces, ". Made sober. . Top of head. . Hot cross ——. . What you catch fish (‘r‘ 5. Juice of plant. . Above, . Btrew. You and I . Enemy. . Over (poetic.) Downcast. Thin piece of anything. . Shortness III e 8 S 8. That is (abbr.). 9. Freed from tightness. 12. Heavenly body 14, Spider's home. 15, Concealed. 16. Rested. 17. Countless years 18. Gamblers, 19. Breach. } 20. Dine. 21 Yellow dyestuff, 22, Equal. 23. Breaking open. 25. Helpings. 27. Weep. 28, Golf term; where ball is placed. Method. |30, 8tir up to activity, 32. Inclosure for pigs 34. Allow. 35. Entreat 36 Frozen water 38 Arctic sea bird 40. Melody. 42. Floor covering for feey 43. Mouth. 44. Light brown. 45. Conjunction. 46. Type measurement 47, 3.1416. irvived miraculously its being swnng from a hook in a| beam. Scarcely a plece of furniture haven't | was whele, erv mo-| Hig eve fell on something which searching !gyjttered almost under his feet. Hew 4 wretehed | gtooped and picked it up, Tt was a |43 trom murderous looking native knife, its| 4% obody's ever phiade a foot Iong, its handle of buf- . ke beinz a e falo horn. He tossed it on to the bed | ‘fi Unit of energy Tt appears there|gng plunged ont of the room to-| 47+ Cooking utensi} o : : i« ou ety e th these fanatles ward the kitchen. ©On the very |45, Encirele, " : ngsters listen to vo other. T iEhy ; : ound our district. 1 suppose the | hreshold of his sleeping apartment, | 4% Striking : 1 broke loots of itsithe cook-boy lay prons — hm, teida, ut they tell quite althreat eut from ear to ear. Accord to them| Corrigan's hrain reeled. vadvl:nh er pinched §t. Any-|comething brushed against his leg. | saving up A pretty|The yvellow dog leaped up at him, eception for the gentleman—|yrving to lick his hand. It disap- happen to run across him.|peared again into the Mlackness, just off to talk it over with the parking furiously, then returned to nissioner where he still stood, its mongrel form throbbing with renewsd ac- thvity, Corrigan swallowed a lump fn his throat. ierked out his broad chest — {and went into the house for his| articularly interested lautamatie. The dog kept close be- trouhlcs: but the [hind him, panting like a eteam en- gave M SETious | gine what it : he | As he siipped a a trolley and ck {torch and tested it Inoked down at the called Panus. “I wonder old son?" red Millett has & co — you're it!" 4 o justify jtself in Corrigan's culous "estimation, the dog took a wew path - The Atventures: naggeoyimn oy @Qflj 2 K’Ag ody fmfm’ o e e e .t o while ed symbol G éy AO!\W‘\Y GVULI %A il : i " "]' s '”f«”f»_ long rigan was followinz. In the light of . Tenth of a hundred . Copper. . Frigid. . A pronoun Cup. Unit. Toward A rturdy tres Gossip’s Corner .. :1. sum o soy rovn o 4255052 £ T said 0t the the sands of together in anger, as VERTICAT, . First man. . Groove. . “In regard to."” . Vehemence, . Part of the verb * The (French). Insect. =Y Tetter from Leslie Alden W ) 7 o i , i CaT He mopped lis brow with a yel- o e Srtablel o 2 e UL handkerchief, “Rough luck!” murmured Corri- — and gazed out at the win Prescott t cott John He was not monkey Cost refill into his critically, he beast he had as soon as his busi- | concluded, e ecouldn't MARY it you cany f poor Breakfast — Grape and orange ~ Mix and sift flour and salt into a Jjuice, cereal, thin cream, oysters mixing bowl. Make a well in the baked in cream on toast, hearts of |center and add the eggs. Beat with celery, bran muffins, mock marma- |a glotted spoon, gradually mixing lade, milk, coffee. {in the flour from the sides. Add Luncheon — Creamed celery on |mik, a little at & time, beating toast, cheese and nut sandwiches, (weil| until a smooth batter is canoed cherries, lady fingers, milk, ' formed. Beat hard for 10 minutes Led and add remaining milk. Cover bow Dinner — Roast beef, Yorkehire 'ng lut stand one hour. When reads pudding, mashed potatoes, creamed ;o yuse cover the bottom of & hot onions, tomato cream salad, gra- [an with some of the fat fried from ham bread, currant Jelly, horse- inq roast during roasting. Put back radish sauce, damson pudding. in the oven to make very hot and Sl zive the batter a vigorous beating Although celery docs not com- p, s our in batter, making the mixturc the Invaluable experlence monly appear on breakfast menus, oyt one inch deep. sl Al 1 years of adventuring that is no rcason it shouldn't. There \eq in & hot oven, basting with the places, onc pretty solid is nothing more refreshing than wgrinnings” from the roast after tion on which to base his crisp sweet celery and it surely e oudaing has “pufteds Remove hopes of saving Millett from should not be taboo on the break- | from’ pan and eut {nto squarcs {4 ate that ened him. It was fast table, Prepare it the night be- | soring. Lk ntention of the wor- fore and 16t stand i cold water un- L2 shippers of the blue monkey to il needed sacrifice Englishman whom| The creamed celery suggested for | to have robbed them cheon uses cogrse erished symbol. If such stalks of the hearts been case, Millett breakfast would assuredly have shared the| Children under school age shouid | game fate as the Chinese cook boy.'not be given the Yor! pud- | Now, natj eeds are intermingled ding or horseradish sauce suggested superstitions; sacrifices in the dinner menu almost invariably car- Lady Fingers actordance with state| Three ezgs, 1-2 cup sifted granu- : and at stated times; at lated sugar, 1-2 cup flour, 1-5 tea- iy ‘ | s f the full moon; when epoon 1-4 teaspoon vanilla == i at the falling of, Deat whites of eggs until stiff and Tht YUU“L an“ F.’. he rising of the sun ¢, Gradnally beat in sugar. Beat Corrigan fully reaiized, in the yoiks of eggs untll thick and lemon cumstances, that speedi- colored with vanilla. Mix and sift their victim was flour and salt and add alternately e prime factors of the with beaten yolks to the whites of ¥INg on that strangs sixth eggs. Shape with a pastry tube or ¢ had never known to fail drop from the tip of the spoon onto m, he pinned his faith on the a baking sheet covered with un- and it was for this reason huttered paper. Sprinkle with sugar pressed forward with every and bake 10 minutes in a moderate of strength at his command, oven i itmost use of each min- er in the air. nature of ori- t sat outside the r all the world te e newly charged pocket lamp the © Iplanter saw that the soft earth ow and proceed- lahowed clearly the imprint of many ad toward the bare feet, feet that had passed accountant. that way enly a short time before, _v-’ brought | Corrigan. as he hurried after that L vellow dog he had once Leen within an ace of destroving, | ontsic Press While Damp Press chiffon with a warm OUter | ywhile 4t is still very damp, served for | ¥ o they believed tron lof their ¢ ad ot the Sufferers from Asthma or Bronchitis IS GLORIOUS NEWS FOR YOU TOMORROW — Telephone Warl Alice Hamilton con- ween Whitney HERE fored froni hitis, s speed. our w offered you, whose wondertul realized at the verr frst trial of spot with a gentle u relieved as the *hoked up air pas \g# are penetrated by powerful healing vapors which reach the very seat of the disease with each breath. 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