New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 13, 1925, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY FABLES ON HEALTH Want Long Life? Read This UGUST 13, 1925, lumps of sugar into her tea. forget Dan" she went on. sup- May hesitated, She didn't want to | pose I could have a pretty good go to Furope just now, when there [time playing bridge and keepl was still a chance that she might | house and raising flowers, don't you? marry Herbert Waterbury and his|And yet . .. a woman's life is aw- money She could go to Europe any | fully empty without a n in it time, Don’t you think s0?" “Why, I hadn't thought much| “Terribly empty,” May agreed, ahout it, to tell the truth,” she an- | with a sigh. "A regular vacuum of swered, frankly. “I like it here | boredom.’ pretty well, don't you?" ar 3 . "I don't Know BRINE) Rk lE Rkl st | Pk icirding o ananin wbdits Carlotta shook her head. “I hate | what you but it sounds aw- SHITIII IS ISR RIS ISR AT NBHBBNL | |10 4 ewting, Kethe: DEATDICE DUDTON ) it she said, “It's all right in the|fully smart,* she said S " | Do not worry S e : summer, but at this time of ye: Then she pushed back her tea- Madge and ‘l.lII:blub n.. a Midnight | the ) ) Lot Bl s S M\‘\ id draughts, dampness, chilli- . NEA the cold stirkes right into my mar-| cup, and m:ux forward with her Pl el ik i chere; when asleep or awake, in-| Do not lose your temper. IHE STORY SO FAR: Not while thers were new ones!row bones. I think it's about time I|plump forcarms pressed on the Jave for her t y | she aald suc and outdoors Do not find fault. Always (ry to| . J1ay Seyniour, whose husband, Dr.|to bother about! began to think about going home." | table, saw Lilllan's face at | o B by i [ Gl 0 £ o O o v m i nd sl loaklonE (il it Eidetac ) John Seymour, Killed himself be-| “Now, about this Herbert Water-| “Héme?" May repeated. with| “Look here, May," she began, "I Into her room would : ) st P bitt compared | them clean Rk & NNt et By & wasw ol ERRES Al NEE {ove with Jim | bu she sald to herself. “What|questioning eyebrows. Somehow or |suppose I may call you ‘May' . that she had heen s0 r death || A A 3 . aftet| Keep clear A body EmoN e nA A tiar ot iRk an A r'w:p; ot H“_ Carewe, returns to her home are vou going to do about him?|other, she had never thought of I nofice that you've been calling me but a few days befo [ : i Latter ar's abisence Let him make a fool of you?" Carlotta as having a home. She|‘Carlotia’ ... Look here. | wish umphant solving of a t wa siste | She comes late one fall night Rut she had no answer to give|seemed to her to be a restless bird you'd makewip your mind to spend IiKeratitonioito Shan SRGS RES a . play, when | of passage . . . like Dan Sprague. | the winter with me out at Los Al- that it was I, not sh had " work.” | p {ory, and Gloria, his wife. 8he tells| €he could only go on tryimg to| “Oh, yes I've the darlingest little | tos. I'd love to have you with me, translated th et J you, perh S 4 p fem how the ugly story of her past | answer more of the baffling ques- | bungalow in the whole world out in | And there's oceans of room in the card dropped by “Stey 4 work you I everywhere. And | fions that came tumbling into her | California near Los Altos. You'd | bungalow. It's a big thing diftérence in e tEeNIOLN ud been doing ! d have I made up | nd to go | mine love it . .. wistaria dripping blos- | plenty of room for Loth of us in fon. ekl fo ookl Bedile) will know Why was it that Dan Sprague, ) soms over the front door, and roses | it." L replledito hor exgap ! | i who belonged fo another woman,|clmbing all over the tile roof.| she looked at May questioningly. handing her the paper uI ; . “I can see your should ask her to marry him at the | Brown hills piled behind it, and| “Will you come?" she asked. 1ined worksd otUitneidico e cor ent over it 8 ¢ A @ | exact moment when she was earn- | green grass stretched before it like ¥'s thoughts 1apidly returned “Good work!” e S thy widower, 5 cstly wishing that Herbert Water-|a velvet carpet ... to rt Waterbury . . . Hadn't il SO G d1isiould have stocks and bonds | hury should propose? “Why, you sound like a poet!"|he sail something about spending urea into which the jargon on : Vit kil er they will bring. | Was Life planned to thwart peo- | May exclaimed, laughing. s winters in California? ciyd had sesoliad eIl SRR ES a : tr 4 ! k she oxplaing, 1S | ple? Was it just a huge practjeal| “That's because I really am senti-| Perhaps if she went out to Los Eitslitinasiibiaitor il ot have to enable her 10! joke played by the gods upon mor-| mental about the pla Carlotta | Altos with Carlotta, she would see you look worn 10 & frisie, BEVS |queried, “what are wo going to do : RARROG i vidowas0 | answered solemnly. “I love it, as 1|a great deal of him. Whercas if she YeuRlisenimorkineiale s A an “land” a husbund with f 0t is, T eertainly can't say that | love no other place and no other |sailed away to Kurope now the warned you it would be b on It," she retorte T gt much of a laugh out of it!"|person on this carth . .. not cven|chances were that she never would innes, e ol sl 1 1y, “lUs nearly my. e I A week ro with 85,000 in her| May decided grimly. Dan. Tt's the only home I've ever|lay eycs on him again S o fnlle bLR L EE atic City | At the door of the hotel. she|had. I'd always dreamed of living| .“It's lovely of you to ask me to Phat L sininic s Juplocientid s Ifor a rest betore sailing. There she | urned suddenly and crossed the [ thers, . sometime, with Dan, after | arlotta,” she said at last, “May o e L e s ini hour and a half after | ncets a divorcee, Carloita Frolking, | hoardwalk, to have one last look at | we were married. But I guess that |l think over your invitation for a dity of my long struggle to decode |, 1d it's long past 3 and her friends, Herbert Waterbury (he gray symphony of the storm.|time will never come . . IS o the oard when thetsolttlon 8818 fiweil manage sojyou won't ha [and Dan Above the waves that broke wildly| Her mouth drooped as she poured | 1In the meantime, she made up ;‘,‘:M’T,‘\:Lyn:,“m[:{Lulndyrv ,K’,‘,“l: ieve Katherine in the early morn- - Mgy sprods §800. (o on the Leach, a gull wheeled and | heavy cream into her third cup of | her mind. she would find out what mincemeat of it.” BE Yol HaoRheen dot S ! ”"‘* Chiisl LURES el futtcred in the great wind that|tea. “I've just about made up my | Herbic's plans for the winter were! Vhy, what do you mean?"’ she hat means you'll wake up and | dollars’ worth of clothes, priparing syept in from the sea mind to go out to Los Altos, and (To Be Continued) LR o 7" She | iake my trick?" 1 exclaimed, as her herself for T A R R e e asked, startled, but when 1 showed |8 B SRR o O e {irmelty fon the w0 ke o 0 e nauert) her the childish code in which e o ith her eves on the gull, “Trying “Steve” had truated, she sank back & to kerp my wings up. with every helpless with laughter among the S plllows from which she had raised herselt at my entrance. 1 struggled with my annoyance for a second, and then shared her mirth. “It you could have seen your face when you explained this," she said at last, and I grinned reluctantly. “] suppose it mirrored an inter- she said with mock suverity, A Wife’s Confessional o Here's a list of rules tor promot-| Pat slowly, always using more ng health and longevity, suggested |(1esh vegetables and fruit than ani- ww a Philadelphia physiclan: REVELATIONS OF A WIFE e | s et e o | Use moderation in everything excreise is walki mind, vironn is a great tonic. he home of her lawyer, Dick Greg- | herself, himsical look & clock | on the , the hands of which | “It means nothing of the sort,” 36 | 5 Katherine's voice said behind me, | her how much he loves her but fails wind huffeting me down . . and 1 whirled to find her standing to propose marriage, May becolnes | Tears of self-pity sprang once doorway, covered tray in| angry. Then one day. to her utter | mope to her eyes. But, after a mo- I had been so absorbed in | surprise, Dan Spr takes her for | pant she squared her shoulders | explaining the code to Lillian that I walk in the rain and asks her 10} ung walked back to the hotel. had not heard the light footsteps of rry him, y wonders if, in her |l @pe found Carlotta sitting discon- | the little nur: | cagerness to marry, she has led Dan | gqjately in the lobby, with an un-| “I'm in charge of this party, now,” to think she is in love with him. opened magazine on her lap. She “and | NOW GO ON WITH THE was powdered and curled and mani- esting grouch,” I said, “but I think it 1 hear a peep out of either of i When Dan had left her h eured within an inch of her life, you'll admit I had some provoca- You before nine o'clock tomorrow . disappeared down the rains¥ pi | hut no amount of grooming could | tion.” morni 1 sha!l employ the rough % boardwalk, May crossed over to the ' hide the lines around her mouth Steve Trusts to Primitive Code | side of a shingle. I've had a glo- railing and stood staring out at the | and eyes. “That's a mild word,” she said. rious slcep and I'm on the job. Sit - ocean W did Dan have to say to “I'm afraid I steered you wrong by down, Madge, and share our little Her hody shook violently with vou?” she asked as May dropped| y. THORNTON W. 13URGESS my inslstence that it probably was snack with us. Lilllan and I have excitement. But a dullness, that had |into a chair beside her. Her tone el I s il T ey DL it regularly every might, but when nothing to do with excitement, set- [ was casual, but May could see the |\, aq of finding out things fGrst, |was. “"Of course,” said he to him- “No, you weren't to blame at all,” |1 heard you in herc, I put on an tied down over her spirit. {100k of strain i her eyes Alweys fear suspects the worst | self, “if they have escaped they he said. I ought to have remembered |cxtra glass. 1t's a nighteap for Lil She knew that Carlotta was Wait- | “Did he make love to you? I'll S oTd e Motlirl Notare \Tsundla it onas T‘] B ”““° the old maxims about proceeding (lian and a morning bracer for m ing for ner Lack at the Traymore!bet he did.” Sl A . The first thing from the known to the unknown,| She uncovered the tray, revealing . % : i immyn eHld S0 snould beeto from the easy to the hard, and all |a pitcher of hot milk, a small ir-lettered word for money 41. Lvery Since the arrival of ihe five habies | 100K for a new home. The thing for the rest of it. But I overestimated |of coffee with its accessorie jack.”” but that isn't the word |42, Inclination in the home of Timmy the Fiying|M® t0 do is fo visit all the empty Squirrel Timmy had been living else- | Nouses I know of. I T don't find [them in one of these I'll know that Timmy Is Much Upset (to look for them. At firsf wandered about aimlessly “Steve's Intelligence, that's all. It |plate of buttered toast. in this puzzle. 13. Indian tribe never occurred to me that a man| “You pays your money and you HORIZONTAL 44, Regulated | where, There had heen no room for ! capable of putting a memorandum | takes your choice,” she said. “Which [ 1. Money 40 One 1o Sandetn) | | him in that home. <o Timmy hud |something dreadful has happened. in s code would trust to one so|will you have, Madge, coffec or| 5 Pattern 38 inerey mie " ‘ot roma. for " himaeit a| Now, Timmy kner all the Noies in primitive.” milk?" . Street car 9. To prohibit short distarice away, but near|{recs for some distance around. First “Was that all there was to it?" | (Copyri ewspaper | 13. Doorkeeper of manastery 0. Noise enough for him fo sce how Mrs, [he Visited all the nearby holes on shefqueried Ll e o b iRt Rubbing (the body) Sea vagle Timmy and the babies were geiting |that side of the Laughinz Brook. Employed Hypothetical structural unit along whenever he happencd to|Of course, he didn’t find his family. Locked Opening Ihink of it. The night before the|Then he glided across the Laughing storm which had ruined the old Brook and bhegan a search of the home by breaking off the hoilow [trees over there, Quits suddenly it limb in which the mest hal been G i .. To cut down placed Timmy had been out allf WG Gl CheR 2. o soak flax I night, He had gone to bed just he- - Drunkard . Thought i fore the storm. Of course, he had | m.0e 6. Last heard the thunder and had feit the el - Booty wind, but he hadn’t thought much 8. 0ld 56, Cooking vessel . To scatter Therefore Lair 59. To soar Letter From Leslic Prescott (o Ruth Burke—Continued We quickly motored to the avia- tion field after Mr. Sartoris’ lunc eon, and before we knew it we wers aboard the three great passenger planes. didn't talk very much—it was| too thrilling. Jack was not in the ship with me with the widow tn another one, and the aw of him hie was helping her v very carctully . Twenty-four hou Secured ftain coat Tatter To reject Friend Fishing bags Principal Title 1 Winter carriage minent VERTICAL about them and had gone to gleep as soon as the storm was over. He| hadn't even looked outside. AN day long Timmy had slept. Tt wasn't until the Black Shadows came creeping throngh the Green Forest that Timmy awoke, Tor a while her “I shall have to plead ignorance.” usceptible, you 1 said as 1 settled myself beside | T dartoris in the first car fo{ ) t " i most of | Animal similar to a donkey “T did not know there were any pas . for w 1 my eyos | 3. let it stand senger planes in this country of the ght at ! sailing | == (OIUR COT-0UTS —— | Pelts type that flies the English Channel” alor a pl ! o s, | .. To annoy “There are no others, Mrs. Pr e la f 1 v they o . 6. Colored L ERE T B e | David Copperfield S0 e 1 am going to take with me on my 3 vacht, and the others I have to some buddies ef mine who to establish passenger service tween New York d Chicago.” “Are you always as generou: S i ¢ & . My that to your friend; “Not always, my dear fact, some people think T am ¢ selfish. But these men sa life, one of them not only one twice, and although I do not sider my life any great prize the o one 1 am better off tha died at that time o completely out of sigh g To uiove e “The men who ar ar 0 my host I PO o umied. He didwt know |Fertians xou can guess how happy CABRTE S EaeR a0 0 ¢ vered ; - E 5. Droopir . 5 o find. but he | TIMMY was and how he hurried up they tested 1 o ioiie : s . - {:;::w“':’::t“;_eff;c';'L']d of schat e |3t rC0 {0 find out if all the babies ok o il : i | i elict might find. He was afraid he might | WOre sa0. HEre ML TELS 3 k wit 5 ok - | | lightly “What did Dan have to say to you?"” she asked as May |fnd soms of those habies killed: But | == RYHEHLEL : ! : \ i« dropped into a chair beside her. he didn't find anything. : Once more he climhed the tree ar what she had “We talked about May said [ clear up to the stub of the broken | s aftinit said to Dan, and, mere impor wit utter calmiess of a per-|nhranch, For a long time he simply ror what he had said to her | son who is not telling the truth. |[sat there, Where was Mrs. Timmy? put on How could she go back and tell | A little gleam of pleasure lighted | Where were those five babies? Would he ever see them again? Embroidered her that Dan had just proposed to | up Carlotta’s face. \ her? | “You did?" she asked.."And what [ Where should he loak for them? Tf ORI % She could 1e would have | did Dan say about me | they hadn't heen killed by the acel- N to invent some \ ) v He didn't say a word,” May an-|dent they might have been caught 1. “I did all the talking. T hy enemies who had found their im a regnlar menologue about | home open to the light of day. Tim- his belonging to vou. And I told |my didn't know where to o or what him that, under the circumstances, |1ost his appetite. He forgot that he 3 STy [ he couldnt expeet me to go walking |1st his appetite. He forgot that he o rain with him. He took it like [ had started out to get samething to b. 100. Do you know, I'm sure|eat. ANl he could think about was cares about you. Carlotta.” his lost family, Presently he started She felt that she ought to add & it of fiction as a crumb of mfort for the dejected little woman at her side. Rini 7 7 N7 72 i 8 cat with his head out of his door- | & way looking abeut. Then he decil o4 he would go over and e haw Mrs, Timmy and the babies were 2 getting along. Away he.went. glid- o ing from tree to tree, nntil finally . he afighted on the hottem of e 7. tree in which had been the old | home. Up the tree he scampered | All that remained was a short stub untfl he reached the place where fhere shanld have heen a hig hollow Himh. Al that remained was a short | & €87 e «tub. So surprised was Timmy that ‘\" had once lived before he had met he squealed right out. He could frs. Timmy. There was a very good see that the old nest was still in | bed in there, for he had made it what remained of that hroken limh. himself, and Timmy is a little fussy Hastily he peeped in. Tt was empty. ;a‘\:jn ‘hw bed. Rever tn ali Hx life had Timmy the| Nosooner gid Tinmy think ef this S e ieall Naant@oin= st e [nseatha st et edNRtBIEN thton Ly looked down. He could see {he As he started o climb he heard the e : =0und (ofl lithle le)aws scratehing o i ving on the ground. | F e broken limb 1yin g prinelyapla i E Ko With a quick jump he glided down, |10 2 ‘ ry‘m:u ar\:r! to plece of that broken | Mrs. Timmy looking down at him. X SN N SN | popped into his head that there was a certain tree over there in which A e N most bean SSOURRN SRR S S NN SN v , by T. W. Burgess) ! or ch th The nest story: A Green Forest orced « 12 nose Apartment Tree, Harbor — walting to that sounded % |this moment sk 190t read imb, stup: abit, stor O » T THE NTRANGER | Of course, he cares about me,' It | Carl replied comfortably, “Dan’s en if I|really erazy about me, but he wants the thrill of a new ecrush every now as & [and then. I know he doesn’'t mean dia- | anvthing by flirting with you or any 1 it stood | other girl he meets.” | gasped a| M wondered how Carlotta her | would take it if she told her that Dan Spragne had st asked her to marry him at this very 3 3 !' ¥ ¥ ¢ X H ¥ d ¥ '] ¥ R -+ £ <, - R se satin slippers have a bit of silver embroidery following the in- step and heel and giving a general- Drug Supply Gone, Dope R o : v decorative appearance. They bureau, with have a strap over the ankle which Fiends Seek Relief | L oiy ) irony i ‘ T Sprague, What a cad he wae! makes them more practical than the P~ H v tre D o SR Wy opera pump for dancing wanted to, ghe Quality Pays AL et ) : ¢ t after one| “These men who tell you how ] A novel sport hat is of white y love you. and forget to ! leather trimmed with dark blue irriage they're queer | kid stta.” she observed final- and slipped out of her % DS _ [ e e T DT i | ASTH Lima Bean Soufile e ——— e ‘ TODAY! “When are you sailing for Eus| iption will do it for you. Melt in spoon; inhale vapors; apply freely up nostrils. Carlotta asked suddenly, as adsitos Sauchiv o . Wi < of « buttered her fourth muffip. “Oh, 4 &h "Gz' ran & " ' houldn’t eat | ' sthma entirely in 2¢ hours h 0 minut c "S o ! : 1 sheuldn’t eat like thisl I'm Kok, Guarunteed sivo for Hay F. Drain from water if th vapoRUB “ er th I getting =o fat. But, Jiminy, you can’y iose Pever, Catarr. Atalldruggiste—SL. rot cooked away and ru Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly ove starve vourseif to death all the time' A .girl can be good and still ook | QU335 The Cllcal Lad. Cou, Clevelast, O sieve. Beat yolks of 4ggs until thick 'raid S t dead and gone!'. She sighed, and put three-bad. { “