New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1925, Page 16

LAllian and Madge Al res NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1925, 'mn‘;x:x:z::m::mmt::::rmxmm“ FABLES j: A Wife’s Confessional of rest and sleep must Adcle 'hase REVELATIONS OF A WIFE ficlan Garrison's New afticlent ed are of Regin the Task Iranslation feel a rrift A8 t ase you 5 T6- : t d tevances from ring you find that of len Drake o cfore re somerning ra %00d uN WHAT TO DO FOR INSOMNIA e RED RAIN - MNSTERN 4 == [HEADON HILL lem HIERE TODAY HONEYBUN HEALTH: An appetizing fruft before retiring i quite good. A hot bath, a warm foot bath or exercises before an open window are all excellent slaep producers. indu 8t in his clench BFEGIN ep ig] AMUEL ht retired | out, : bliood in|ped 4 hiatralnt kel st chiithal movn el atl Al rise on Hpt ht a number of ¢ nan, oig succession coming into 1 s In rapld e blond he leg. in 5 own thig men one f. 2 calt of t n and ne - until ler of §ir Franels Lathrop 7 ngaged to irdered or. He long | breath flur 1l 4 and foot nol ) 10 his bleod awa has The lady h mply faded from the the lightly 1 trol my from present the unlocke box and while she 1 emong the eont 2 sm Letter From Little Again, Little toris abe It me kind Ingte ter 1oy eide vith before I'm through chap in the tonneau if you carefy 1 are nearls out of the wond Tames the lett r Honeybun turns tn Adela aren't F STORY go0d A Are You Sure Yon're Able us off. It That Book Could Speak” all, dog-eare is puzzle Horizontal Leslic Prescott to the Marquise (Continued) COLOR CUT-OUTS — Dick Whittington 1 ) Jelliend Fruit Salad DrScholls ‘e e boots o' | Zino Eads ity bl \ o) T there's a charn regularity is hereb : | NOW GO ON WITH TH Tsaidtan sand 1 The . 4 L 1ght the e tall figure of nto Iriver of the car s are for ar Wy passed the ave " mot and g not he in more eap- Mr. Hone purre probably Mias Larkin round ey i vou and Lack 1o ) Adela herself trotting at idently in 8 on nas a rambled to his feet v It ler the Mr James to Honey vou out cete Wilmot Adela | countenance | anatomy. Cunning and eruelty and Adela re those being the qualities ghe .r project don't throp's of a studen were stamped on it von feel friendly pri ezan He ¥ Sont| an onee lately, T hap-| SN it R | was su that en close fo Headgear. Rain in winter Per Algo. Part of Prick: Point of compa Pils The Irigh love this tracks more t 10 1, growled the chauffenr. 4 up by taking the &irl out T heard of that,” replied Adela caving it to be inferred that she had { doubly eince he hum ctor Roake into taking an amateur helper | that? That hase ning to sound He 10 erb to he zerous Vertical lled Lord Bulpeter etter from my unc as alphahet A rking horribly | a bit of all right.” His lordship is simp it. Tam glad that your| seen recognized, Monster. you are in charge. You want I'o dispute, e to act for vou. What's the idea”" s 1 5 besti vas his | ssessive pronoun niss, and | “Took out. Tt's coming.” mber, we shall have joker a good quarter mile road. And 1 sant to put the car to bed . itev th filrl- | across fields from the ere where it won't tell tal Japancse fish No better anred Monkey Chemical I Cel TRt el ottt ored the too candid fl i “at the fitted for the one ally Monkey-Face was Mantle worn by knight n g o ood guard over hin nded victim drove the jesolate heath a mile left it e latter and when the ¢d forces th elr task com- 1lmly g took time v captors again jo most irksome part of th menced. The pri velg and by the ti | rog's-marched him t cottage they had had he poacher's ahout enough Tt 1t his throat or of it irman it in over t and | ion at “We There won't | oyr mistak '8 the dow ading on my toes all | swine | his eol will prop him up fir hout ; sed Monk R lark a - emoving his gag." was the rep fore that g to put him through the he ean ' the open road he t L n't have h help 1f 1 into 1 1w to hurt gates| wrnird deg rdowy e -z = 6 to a6 said Stur- the name of man aped fingers on e is ar than pun oIt Q=) Reure laid t Your lords = O™ 71T s mor breath whispered | o ¢ stectives of the new wo sarcr 10| ¢oy confessions from ight from 1 us. T said N nterested, so we | 1 have to talk. T hope that you| prety croo he and comfortable reply. “By word \ake the erook 80 at escape talke. That is to fur- ther torment, he the | way 1 ¢ to dea try,” na 1 first make vou Lady Bulpeter. | (1 naverRot dosLE Ry | Nos yened that Mr. Wil and that Z to brave the He had 1| Countrs of Bllis It G signalized by in clear. [ am ake clearer son SRR original en born nd he had citizenssip risonment better than and 4 his ears at the Sun and Wind Bring Out Uzly Spot How to Remove Easily Miss Fr his Amer mouth was gag not. His eyes gorgled gpeaker in dumb horror “Put a match to the kindling on vour hearth * the master of emonies ed 1 shall neeq the the Her gerv en a wo ot a T his meant 3 a donkey So that's the pasition? TWall, lat's Thev did. for the epace of half Adela the an |, g dove nmote obab mdging by end’s But t work ged intsy admonitory whis to heat 1 . tha Ram K Look out' Tt's cor The | chatr eontrived in dumb show to in he goc i s ! e has bronght his master's | e hat is 1o take my body away vould have eava it Iving thing t And so It 11 1 silly dfeat | that ¢ for a man| preme sacrl-| gy m ould be It wil | about be scess to make “the & 3 . h the hetter for vou rd E * said Ipeter responden ek Were by Mis (To Be Co 1825 yvou instigated Adela Larkin?” inued NEA | (Cepyrignt, rvice, Inc.) ’:g Loveliness . A Clear \ | D Healthy Skin I d by Every.day \| [P\ Uee of Cuticura Sou ON SMART HANDBAGS > Y | wards them and a ray from the lodge | and compact, are used on the small window drew a flicker from the gtesl ' black sliver envalape hagh 1o very wer me | Moses | is an Amerfean invention nsed | with Mr. Wil | terrors | sweating wreteh in the emall Advance Showing fall and colors, of early models in black satin $395" We have heen fortunate to secure an at other splendid agsortment of large head s1zes also dressy hat in sport models . | Bridal Veils and Hats Made to Order B — frst sign of Heca Marion Hat Shop 8 1onahle in White and Colar Callahap Fagosh 149 MAIN N s 1 to He Is Envions Zuess none our triends fare ever Peter Admits That Thornton W, Burzess Ry have N I + vorst it 014 Moter Natu Rabhit BRUILT hes n e he completed | Peter Jerrs sitting on tha little resting and eating 2 plece of flagroot, he an to grow Yes, sir, hegan 10 envio T to Peter 2d everything that any Finally he said o “Billy Mink Pool Then watch Gossip’s Corner landing envious. he grow ghat Jerry one could PLAIDS IN CHIFFONS Shepherd's plaids are very much ed in silks and chiffons as well materiale right out “You caid cound as if you are envl- hites fer admitted Pe | ons. | T | frankiy. “Just am," very LIGHT IN WEIGHT e tailored coat of black cr na has much to e it 18 light in weight same time tailored and what do you 71 blue me inguired Jerrs | 1 envy Peter. “Here I to al | watching out for enemies | don't have to ch out at a 1aimed Jerry. “T how under the > Suppe taffeta 1 it bec andat the smart recom- ou vor have vs be COATS HAVE JABOTS Some of the newest coats featurs jabot front which falls in grac ful ripples to the waistline. It s o {more flattering neckline than have had in some time. “Ts that s0?” sun do you get that wa you tell me what enem to watch ont for.' “Reddy Fox and Old Man Coyote,” replied Peter prompt “I never go ashore W vou have \1e i PREV S TARNISH | A coat of lacquer applied to your candlesticks and fixtures will keep them from tarnishing it having two fellows,” “Cio on, Deter.’ | “Hooty the Owl at night, | of the bhig mhers | Hawk family In the daytime,” said | P to watch out fo replied Jerry. ‘ I Araas and of the | some me Delicious Salad er. . in the| Tt you adi Roquefort cheese hey keep me looking up in the | pronen dressing yon eerve « | air fust pe much a8 Ql\n‘; o yoll i L) eibiien voll Thve A malia tnat Peter Rabhit,” declared Jerry. | e Baa] hut | “Shadow the Weasel 1 hunters | o nonrishme to contains not fctons nt. | with guns,” | pet Rich Shades for Autumn Purple continues to bs one of the smartest colors and {is combined very stunningly with cerise angd cer- of the American beauty shad 1d¢ to cald he a the Wea rous to you than to me. But hunters with terrible guns are not the only two-legged | atures T have to be watching out for all the time, There others who set dreadful traps. So you see, Peter, | no hetter than you are when it comes to ene- mies.” i | But you have the water in which | [to get away them,” replied | | Peter. | Jerry “1 have out in no: wateh for hoth,” { “thongh probably sel is mors Lace on Scarfs Heavy lace Is being used at the is of scarfs and shawls and on es and scarfs that are a part costume. are those |, an of the from FLAPPER FANNY says \ bramble-tan- | “And you have the gles which no one can follow you | epting Shadow the Weasel,” re- rry Muskrat. “What is more, | two other enemies that you ! to think about.” they?" demanded Otter and Rilly Mink," | “Water 1 no protee- tion from Both are better swimmers than 1. | Peter looked as surprised as he felt, and that wa prised indeed. “T th t that Littje Otte and Rilly Mink | friends of vours™ he said [T depends on how hungry [ they are and how ecarce food is replied J “Little Jos Otter T can get away from in my bur but Billy Mink can follow me wherever I can go. Are you still en- Peter “No-0," replied No, T guess I'm more, Jerry. “I nes of you as havin whom ¥ them very much sur- Joe were all | vious, 2 Peter, slowly not envious any r have thought enemles from get away by just | 1. T guess © 1825 BY MEA SERVICE e { | 1 coul A stolen kiss can always be re- turned The. ORIGINAL Malted Milk Safe Milk «nd Diet For Infants, Invalids, the Aged, Nursing Mothers, Children, etc. ) let me ask| A well-balanced, palatable, easily assimilated diet that nourishes and up-builds. Use at meals, between meals, or on retiring. Endorsed by physicians for over 40 years. Prepared at home in a minute by briskly stirring the | powder in hot or cold water. No cooking.