New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 10, 1924, Page 8

RIS s 2225228 xnxumxmmxm:mmmxmum:"’f—-—-’—”— DAILY FASHION SERVICE === A Wife’s Confessional A COAT DRESS eon's Ne Orisntal embroidery in on King blue satin Phees ot aul) gold trims this cont K wool, with the slant- REVELATIONS OF A WIFE S L G RN '"'xmng ¢. A unique touch Is added by L T TS RS TS tringed instcad of below {dress of L s pocket which I placed A Frank Opinion very popular now shade Attractive Mules ve mules are 4 with gol the leather Quite 1 and Popular 50 carefully guir hanges in ) mperature Tor Best Mlayor im, beef ot ¢ Keep Lid Tight q dowr 1ch you are cooi Make Soup Abead 1D or bro to 1 minute, Vinegar for ¥Flayor hat is dacking i f | gan finds a {room. e Ithe future all FABLES ON AEALTH GOOD AND BAD FOODS bad and ce ind Teopard Blond Pumps ps eitt Tel eru e Alventures f Raggedydon wafaggedy Aty by Jo nmy Gruelle 4 Raegedy A and as ephone Conversation Between | s oTangles. 7 Ruth B and John Alden Prescott Captair TOMORROW — tinued THE YOUNG LADY ACROSS THE WAY This letter con- Witeh Grondy and Witeh W e tumbling out *47="% Of Hair and § 2y _ Preserved By Cuticura » Sonp te Cleanse Ointment to Hesl The young lady acress the way sy the pedestrian has hin rights and every car ought ‘s be equipped with @ringy bumpers RESINOL | —_— / gerous $4 @ NEA SEDVCE G by EDMUND SNELL L VI == AT THE HOUSFE. OF THE ment when I wos with SEVEN STARS BEGIN HERE TODAY | Corrigan {s the proprietor of the | Orang-Puteh estate in Borneo. Fel- lowes, the first assistant, warns Corrigan that his life is in dunger. Tamil woman “black as a crow” = who tormerly was in the ¢mploy of one of Corrigan's ene- sceking his life, As they go to Corrigan's bunga. ow to distuse the situation,’Corr sack placed ratlibr arclessly fn the center of the front learns from a servan t a black woman loft cre. Corrlgan gives orders that in native women found wandering on the estate must be detalned. Then he proceeds to ope the sack. When they cut the leather | hong that binds the opening of the sack, a successlon of coconnuts | valls out. Then a cobra falls, writh- g, onto the heap, NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY “Good Lord!" ejaculated Fel- lowes, “A cob: Corrigan went to the table and pulled out a drawer. He returned to the rail, motioned the watch- man aside, and blew off the rep- ©'s head with a single round. “Here endeth the first lesson,’) 12 said grimly, letting the auto. matic drop Into the chalr with the wapapers. He waved to the Sikh to slgnify that he could ge, and turned to the first assistant. “If T adn't met you this morning, 1 be- leve T should have opened that | sack In herel” “I wonder it you would!"” mur- mured the assistant halt to him- Ha hooked forward a chalr nd sat down, resting lLis elbows on | table. “D'vou know, Corrigan, I've been learning a deuce of a lot ately. That woman's a no-end dan- | factor in our lives. You ow more about Tamils than I do, or am ever likely to. They're pos- sessed of & deuce of & lot of cun- 1ing, amounting to something like genivs. They understand the uses of drugs our people have never heard of. T have it on very good wnthority the ohson was pretty before he started living with that gir] I'rom the moment he et her into his house — he went wrong. 1t appears she doped his tood %o successiully that his ¥ power was gradually weakened, He became like putty in her hands. | Then Zariman the Terrible landed. worked that — while Jacobson | »d on. Zariman — in his at- t to rouse the Mahometans against the whites — paid pretty handsomely ; but Jacobson only saw a small proportien of the| money. That she-devil drugged Jacobson to help Zariman and yet, | such is the way of women, the mo- ment you had Jacobson covered | with your pistol —- she the fulse prophet into your hands. . mics, I8 now Corrigan pr 1 the bell “Where did you get all this?" he asked, : House of the Seven Fellowes leaned back halr, the tips of his fingers pressed Ather in “\What's that?" gan. “A night a matter of that's y what it is, It's situated in cwhat remote spot where 1t's a mors o ment, there he. conlies ac preel a son paths eross. annex for want you to hear in mir watchmen - The employees. ing place 105t people Kiss of the snake bir pletur- { it all is that She's got t all in the her hand, watche] ods, night after night psychological point of view most jneeresting said the proprie s glasa rews to me,’ said his glass this 18 sefting down inquire exa e es grinned and b over the rai ‘o want jerked 1 oughtn ter th I'm no these pleasant little amusement — and I found it improved my ige of the native dialects that sort of It lady entered fun really beg es!” agreed Corrl- that a wom- “1 should like t 1 the plans fer my were being dis- I think; but and have ght fit, manage. Come in with me — a Corrigan’s new cook boy came in announce that the meal was ady, For the first time Fellowes an opportunity of observing closely. He stared hard after & went down the passage- h led to the back of the ‘lolvr.mlfi amount of | was us b How's that r shaping?” he inquired of ¢ s soething. 1 4 a lot ¢ time to obser im carefully. I ed up just a critic . which aged him prin Lo~ because he g in ut one last Lright beauty, you'll remen met with rather a tragic e They strolled into the living room and sat down hefore somé excandingly thin soup Which ap- peared to he fully peppered! . “He is not what you might term my ideal cook boy,” continued Cor- rigan. "For one thing he speaks a English, which | is at once a damn nuisance and an extremely bad aign. He's ingrdi nately proud of a cookery hook | presented him by a misguided Ying- | tishwoman &nd printed in both | - as the Americans say -—— that he tampers | with the whiskey.” | Fellowes broke off & piece of | bread THEN HE BLEW OFF[F THE; TILE'S T D. { “The heathen Chinee is peculiar!” he quoted. Corrigan thumped the his fist, “It's the variety that T've no usge for,” he declared. “If 1 find him up to any of his tricks — T fire him away.” “0f con said ding wisely, “A revengeful cook compares very favorably with an active volcano. You never know when it's golug to start — or where:" 'No,” sai] Corrigan. “but you get a pretty fair {dea where you're ing to finish!" 00O table wit othen Fellowes. oriental nod- y approached the House of the Seven Stars by a circuitous route indicatrd by the first assist- ant. It was close upon ten and, be- neath the leafy screen formed by | intersovens branches, the darkne intense. The night air W fraught h A insect noises; the crozking of giant s crashings of through the deepar thr bullfrogs; strange matted wes caught Corrigan's arm must go carefully e,” he “The building 18 just . in a clump of palms. Foilow close hehind me.” Ten minutes later paused before a crazy fil of bamboo steps. Fellowes tapped seven ihnes on the wood hoar them. Ti ersation parently ended satisf turned to his “We they opening ir which ar ctorily. fo wall ahove Ansistant em- “1 don't thir ed weight.” “Carry on,” shortly replied Corrigan This was an ad e affter his onn heart. Tt had tom to go forwe plant e his enemy. To be iis intended de sense igning of appealed o his from e A nrelf ntly in a like a cuphoard evidently 4 us g apartment turned low — opinm a sle s lamp staod in one corner by ipe of bamboo w th room of managed to m of squatting men 5. most of them, but here and there ha detected mem bers of other races: a Pathan from the next estate but or il no had no real claim race ticular. There were other 3 the rays of the lamp clearly sce: A came Sine that he not persistent sound of from mysterious hiding could mnot locate. There were d jescript snoring places cups of eve at jars of the pernicious Occastonally, as from a distanc neard the shrill Jaughter of won (To Be Continned) Buying Fish When you buy Rsh sels flesh with stiff scalés and red gills, T EA., Ba17 is actually superiorin the tea cup. BLEND of INDIA, CEYLON and JAVA TEAS JHera 1s a puzzle solving. There are trees, rivers, ve almost everything included in the 72 words needed to fill out the diagram, T longest word requires six letters, the smallst two. Let's g HORIZONTAL A sndke. Species of you will enjoy birds, dog. Popular term for auto A source of light Taol for enlarging ) ite artiele, 15, Discordant fun, moon or Disarranged ool A vehic To &eize A food from 26. What much n . Dleasure Pass from Plural pron Short pert Rlush Genus 2. By way of, il A Ya E Le A A brace A migratory b A heud covering Add to seanti VERTICAL erty A mereliant nclosed cream, © el potatoes, buckw althy a cakes as with Buckwheat Cakes yeast teaspoon buckwheat flou Soften yeast cake cup Add to L of water and stir until dissolve ealt and enough buckwheat flour to make a stff batter. ( 1 let stand in a warm place over night The mixing bowl in w his sponge s “sct” must be of good wize for the wsponge more fthan doubles itself during the n t In the morning dissolve soda in e or four tablespoons boiling and beat into the sponge. t stand 10 or 15 minutes and a hot, well warm water ver a water of molasses to the s pancake whe trom three S th sexes A worldw Small child Good Within mot ForInfants, Invalide, B TheAged A Yight Sunch at Qny Time For all members of the family, children or adults, ailing or well. Serve atmeals, between meals, or upon retiring. A nour- ishing, easly assimilated Food-Drink which, at apy hour of the day or aizhit relieves faitnees or hunger Prepared at home by stirring the pow der in hot orcold water. No cooking. “BRC To) good whicl the f davill peisol moviq porte Chris ture { ous )