New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 19, 1925, Page 4

1 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1925 Eisstisissssstaiatis A Wife’s Confessional Adcle Garrison’s New Phase of REVELATIONS OF A WIFE CROSSWORD PUZZLE | Constance rushed from the room, |leaving H, Hedge paralyzed in his | tracks. It was far ahead of the day | set by John W. Brooke for his home- coming. He propped his shoulders against the wall for a few seconds in order to steady himself while realls zation became complete, NEXT CHAPTER: Jobn W, de- [ munds an accounting $bejesss 1182888 S iiisiisiiseiestnttatesittisanesizesecd) cveals Her Plan for Helping | th Family t terseepessseragesseererserssry BEGIN HERE TODAY JOHN W. BROOKE, | magnate, widower and father of threa grown echildren, has been since arranging with a firm of effi- hardware | laway from home several wecks | roses to rubber plants. Get it into | your head that this is a desert and! t vou're Luther Burbank. Ring off, Luther.,"” | H. Hedge was assuredly tireless, | “Send somebody to the phone | New York City at this particular | ~oh, yes, yes! Now, Miss Brooke— one moment please. This is my con- | versation, madame, not yours, It's| Y H lth How to Keep It— minute, and I will not U inter- | clency experts to put his Fifth | (Causes of Illness ! avenue mansion on an economic | basls, He failed to consider the con- who can talk United States, I want | ‘upted. the boss; 1 don't want the guy that | “Miss Brooke desires u gown to 4 saws the big fiddle. Hello—ah, good, ( Wear this cvening, » You | (BY DR. HUGH 8 CUMMING) Jeem und | scquences of leaving Constance, BIY | 1 want a couple of orchestras, Y will have every gown in your shop irly tumbl PR Ly and Alice at tho mercy of two! Can you get the Metropolitan | 55t up here inside of an hour, in Naotavs ; ; | H. HEDGE, efficlency expert, as- | opara bunch? No? Why, I could do | order that she may make a sclec- | T signed to carry out the contract. The | 1at myself ¢ T had time. tlon. And send a couple of failors| Lobar or croupous pneumonia, as “children” fight a losing battle until | , a to make an yecossary |t 15 sometimes called, I8 a very Hedge falls in love with Constance. | , Have ‘em on the job at nine ... . common, a dofinite, or, as we say, Dicky Apologizes ! Coincident with thelr engagement | ©'¢1ocK: What'll they play? All ti v specific discase, acute in charae- and T had « 7 . Hedge destroys all efficlency records | A!¢st dance dirges, friend. For ho ter, in which there occurs & peculiar o rccumulated in the Brooke lbrary | 0787 How do I know? I may have rm of inflammation in one or both % and cancels all regulations made in | M here playing for breakfast v the name of sclentific management, | Thev're here until T blow the f s are divided Into sepa- Billy and Alice find it possible to | Whistle. v called lobes, there being iR e approve the regenerated Hedge, All Would I llke a lady harplst? i\ y oo lobes in the right lung and bt nd me join to prepare for an enormous Sure I would. Tell her to trot right the left. In lobar pneumonia, A A s party planned for tonight. Constance | 21008 I leave it all to you. It more whole lobes of one i > is phoning frlends while Hedge is ¥ hand-organs. its hand-organs lungs are involved g 4 alling the caterer, decorator, and | But the Lord help you if you throw From 5 to 10 per cent of all | TIrSh 5 sther necessary individuals to pro. Me down. Sclah! Yes—that meany leaths that occur are due to lobar ; entertainment for the celebra- | PV:-bY! y /i pneumonia. The discase may occur i tion. Billy has just reported for | 1’;‘:’1’;;"“:;""‘:“:’;‘7 1{ 'fi““:""‘"”‘:”' 'at any age, but is most common in ‘ot one word in this puzz T Tuty. e he w t checks. He was children 1 gor than five letters, And most| 7. At By y Al at it when Billy Brooke re- T G e 1h!“|’:\ ‘y'\‘\-,.‘v‘nl(la;w;r':g: NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY |turned to announce that his car had { L e S oo very few are unkeyed. A simple puz- “Now, Bill,” sald H. Hedge, “vou | been vitalized again / 1o the fuct that males are > solve, R S hessing never worked for me before, and | “Take these checks to these ad lly exposed to the condi= Horizontal of a timber shaped | this 18 your last chance, Dump a bar- | dresses, Bill” commanded the ex b ¥ } g e to fit into a mortice | rel or 60 of gas into that foollsh jit- | efficlency man. “T deposita Lobar pneumonia occurs all over Dark colored, black, a fur | ney of yours and stand by for or- | Let's see, if's two ¢'clock. Take ‘em the world, but is somewhat less Nether limb, { ders. You may have to g0 a hundred | to the bank first and get ‘em cort} Savimon In fhe tobie Bt mest Dertienin Part of “to be." Used in propelling a boat | miles a minute, so here's money to | fied. Don’t mind do you, old man 4 > ! prevalent in the winter months and yuy our own food.” | Part of fork (pl.) Pet hobby. EAVIYOuRULine | ‘l‘lm_v. stinngd 5 | % in early spring, and it is most com- o, sn.. | 14 Permit 5, To regret. He jammed a roll of yellow bills | ‘“Let's shake again.” he said | : Z R AT e 1 gation A n] into the hands of Billy, whirled him | \ A | X ; AT, Gl ity Dol e i Cofice house (pl.) A large species of parrot O3RN FHEL JRRIUCE LD AR i) d %oy B Ee-voito saing e sevore exposure fo cold for helping us, that | 1% :\N“)”d — allowance In weight Assault, attack ZonT SR Pl Sk LORECOnnISARRRN L direct cause of pneumonia is constrict, and the ' »1. Indefintte article : ‘,;:L‘ e 2 | For the next fifteen minutes H.| H. Hedge gripped Billy's fingers -n:?:m: :»lr‘::o(‘jw‘lljli ‘é‘li'fifi 1:};]“: | Girl's s i Hedge was a conversational volcano. | until \vlh"n; n\\n‘]x winced . B = as the pneumococcus, so called be- Moved rapidly He spouted vehement words until the | “Bill” he said, “I'm going to he ; AR e T Al S v e Gk | awful gond—Hut not good enough == ! e Il i R sere 1 Ing. placed in mouth fo| How many? Oh, be ready for | Nobody could he good enough to » *a < e T i o uM”‘ e r;“_ (two or three hundred anyhow. |Connie, I'm only a poor human boob, | A R i f croscope in pairs and for this rea- | Waiters rything! How much do | after all.” B A Al lson, it is often called a diplocoest T want to spend? Dom't be silly, T, “Youwll do,” said Billy. “And E. AR p | want the whote works, and it's up | E-—some time I want you Ao 1 T A . | to you to see T get 'em, Make S| G (e R I (o N o m‘::x;z’c; ";n‘;' Smenla are or royalty; there'll be a | handed Tommy Treadwell.” NN i istic of the disease. k nyhow. Wine? Of | “I'll demonstrate it right now if 3 fl bt lu(very Rhrint: (e pas everything! What | you don't rustle 3 W tlent exp. es a rather 4,2" n running—a hash | son! Burn the voad, Bill b chill X Therefore Surgzeon General Publie v ] returned, an ny further w was like the waters | 8 of vimmens go .wmi l Not mooch Ven Jeem gets few days now, ve go down he do every- | re ve go, und 7 \unq | ATe if the three-letter order. And x dinner. I ay rnoons Jeem he can help me, | 1g¢ till your big sheep | n vunce more. You no | mn cent, shoost t| Lethargy. Convert into leather . Small boat. asing the r warm- scheme is a wonderful We'll talk it over later. Run hinder speech. now, and get some Mr. doctrine or bellaf m wants to take that first We Have Lost Some Money 1in he mc g, g0 you'll have L extra early to g is | S 42. F r (pl), 03 “anine A number all implement Hoofed pig-like anin g anatlc Insec! e oy LT You want a deposit? Right. | nie's party." ] sk After le e Hay ve it there in half an hour.| The retired efficlency T ; Night moisture Now hop off the wire. I've got to was sitting back in a swive Procured P talk to somebody else,” | with his feet on desk, smoking | “I want cverything from rose Entreat, implore, etiaienE He never pansed to take breath. placidly, when Constance appearcd. rubber plantsi® - 2246 pounds, ¢ “You say vowve decorated this| “What wn do you want me to % hefore? You're wrong, old |wear, E. E.? I've been looking t you only think you did. You over and I can't decids mean you trimmed {t. I want it| “Gown! Holy smoke! T fc TSty : iecorated. You got six hundred dol- | your gown! Why, you can't wear Procure B et to fastenlars for the last jeb? Well, you're |any of those gowns, Connie, Not on | . Fleshy tumor going to get fifteen hundred for your life! Wait." How' this, and if everything isn't all set by | He rushed to the telephone | nine o'clock Tl come down there | called a numbe: and throw bombs through your | “Put the head n-builds greenhouses. Yes; you'll get a de- | here,” he commanded. “Ah—how do posit, too. Now, hustle out the be- | vou do, madame? This is the resi- Acquire knowledge develops a high often severe pain in 1s a short dry cough 1thing is very rapid, the trom 40 to 0 breaths per e in adults, instead of the nor- “What? Maybe they're not talors; | mal of 18 breaths per minute, bt ARy how You &oad iem ‘om | As the disease progresses, ° the bring their own scissors and pins | SYmptoms continue with but slight This is | abatement, or they may be increas- lone | ¢d in severity except for the pain, which is usually worse in the early ¢ that k! You call | P: of the course of the disease, as many automobiles as you need |though thers s apt to be pain on ind put 'em on the hill. Get £ throughout ths entire gowns here; that's all. What? Oh!|Dperiod. The breathing is diffieult Clonalder pologies made—in | 2nd shallow from the beginning. z ; I Sure. Merei, madame, You here is a cough with bloody ex- nias and the potted palms and the ' dence of John W. Broo i TNATE AT |Inestie rat | SnWanAltRiA sr s o m ey ral how Do I want roses? I Brooke— Yes; of course you y How's that? Al right? | be quite distressing. In the very old i aid T wanted this place decorated, | her. Well, Miss Brooke— = e iers idn vrl ‘l want r\nl-r\thlng from 1 As 1 about to say, Mi you know; we he great | OF the very young, the cough may be Only get thoge | SliRht or even absent. The patient b E 5 s usnually lies on the affected side. This 2 ST . had collapsed into | Allows the unaffected lung freer LESLIT e or e 3 (e : movenent and is more comfortable ) for the patlent. There may be leadache, sleeplessness and delirfum Well, that's the only way < | and, in children, there may be con to those gay Parisiennes, my dear. T | Vulsions. e vee Upon 23 Ao wisted, distorted G the omary r used to tow A gate in a house Wall, weey Industrious insect ssed on. vith one LETTER FROM I'T TO JOHN ALDEN PRESCOTT you those gowns will be in hour. Why, that kid is husti- | Pleurisy is such a common com- tion of pneumonta that it is re s s a day, | £arded as a part of the disease itself, S ke s though pleurisy may exist without invevar She's human. She's umenia being present. Pleurisy, S 5 it may be explained, is an inflam- 1 s her- | Mation of the surface or lining mem- Buster Bear Saves His Coat | will hear me and T won't have ever | brane of the lung, or as we say, an : R e s inflammation of the pleura—ths e shaase R e ; % \an a mere | Pleura being to the lung what the = \unter knowing it T mi velry in the Brooke man- | Skin 13 to the body, namely, its cov { Trink quickly and as quickly act, |chance to run away. I knew what 1'll was a pandemonium. H. | ering. Though vou may lacking be In tact. | do; I'll just drop. 1 won't stop to|Hedee had at last given a party that _Buster Bear, | climb down; I'll drop. It is a long il Sl Lnaimom ot ey seomplicatlonfphichimay, way down, but I guess I can stand ory s ¥. What it | thke place in pneumonta 18 an extens it. He won't have time to do any- 1 1 not the ' sien of the inflammation to the lin- R L ; ¢ obable | INg membranes of the heart. Now the leart is lined both inside and . ut—on the outside, there is a dou- no more no- | bie lining just as in the lung—on the Hestomy i a single lining. hoot Buster Dear for nothing un- Lhaga d wiped out| When inflammation occurs in the ! ¥ cont for a wop to | mass landed with g double outer lining of the heart, we B Sl R L e he call it peri-carditis—perl meaning around. If it {s the inner lining of heart, we call it an endocarditis, hough latter complication s rare in pneumonia; it is very often el present in rheumatism. In inflam- Slopvn e e e bt i B the double layers of the nter dic Jow | realized what it was, and T ! ; e sy b o the iearlg tnere Iealizel e be a distension of the space be Lot s B el iblodgun P tween these lavers with fluid as in T L e st . isy—this condition is spoken of s a peri-cardial effusion. Another very serious, but fortun 1 rare complication of e pneumonia {s an extension of the in S e waE mlane he flama {0 the coverings or mem- e a \ I line the surfaces of ed another r dro te € rr ) tizate the a condl. ) : iR 1 gitls. Men- with- imonia, often but pneumonia with gitis as a complication is near- ing 'em into the 1 By Thornton W, Burgess e Tp in a tree in the Green Fore | was Buster Bear. On the ground u; COLOK CUT-0UTs o ‘ is 1o Mgl i I am getting down.” a hunter Just a minute later stunned ible gun. T hunter had st ~1 out that morning to try to Was saving to hims hoot Buster Bear for nothing un- but T have a fee t Lefore the fireplace in his ho had hunted and hunted and of his wit en tl 1 that morning without get. MAss scrambled so much as mpse of Buster y it went down Bit s jstesi{rcod at no one would t t scen a frighten of er Bear I nd looked | 3 chance in the PRACELETS FASHIONAB! | . + 50 much as a up tree 1{Way past the man at t v The freatment of pnenmonia ca , and 1 would r in pneumonia 1. coat of his for a rug. The ald rasc ther noisy when il 1 t days, usually ahout i At oAt bit the him." i s. The temperature may 1d. He must have 1 € Tt sai ddenly on the ninth day (or Ak er day) and the patient may = ing for me that I was 1o grow better or the great black mass landed with a | der him. As it was he s from worse to better may he thud right beside him at 1 for e may be re- AR, lons may set in A heGne A t usually when 3 Ot course, & yean! I is reached, unin. * At o e et Sl o of men are holding him |t e tollows aidn't e kg 2 ir t 's making a — e onted Fiaaelto this day Sam ract The |READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS MILES STANDISH, DEAD 1 ‘that and his terrib '..'m;‘,',::“ . Ty ; the ho a2 = him . AT landst e = Your Enerqy R mifite that e o i e A S reatiy reted b it he ground, and rest und at once the d n which Buster was had done i to do, and h What to d Son Burgess) | know wh at man | BUILDS all in a minute. “If 1| The next story -~ STRENGTH ble down that hunter Deer Has a Scare.