New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 31, 1926, Page 4

R s o P i i NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WELNESDAY, )L\R(.’II Adecle Gar Madge Ts “Mortificd” 15y Her Mald's Misstep 1 hope the recording angel put own to my credit my triumph over y risibles, while Katle wus item ing the list of { things she had ought with her on he farm all which she patently believed nee cxsury for the maintenance of my woper place ainong apartment house ellers. Dicky often has sald that “we lived v to Katie's fdeas of wur station, the Prince of Wales ould enter no door but ours when yJourni the Unite comment came back to ne ened to my little maid's rec My emotion was not all mir ver., 1 was perplexed wi fon of the time every ming nearer, when W rw up. to the apartmen or, and T should be compell Katie and luggage out ¢ i and into the e, 1 spicuous anywhere, a on & number of richly clad women ith noses at ating treme hauteur golng in and out of apartment buildings on either de of us. T knew that it v the lght of foolish snobbery for me to rink from thelr amusement, but thought of it made me distinet- uneasy. I found myself dwel s0 upon an old superstition h first heard in my ¢ ood, and feh has clung wnaglination, alt it it to influen iwction of mine, 1t is the saylng conc \lways happening in threes," and tith the odd persistence of a per- tuetly absurd notion T kept re ering that twice during this day T had encountered Philip Ve at famous fizure in the theatri vorld. Suppose there should be ird meeting, suppose he should ippen again to be strolling past o apartment house at just the mo- nt when Katie 1, with our vidiculous load of ghould be merging from the taxicab. T set my teeth with the determir ion not to put my head out of b unless the sidewalk in front of | he apartment house e «hen we drew up to the cur jously looked up and down a no one but a small boy from my pocket and an angle i ng tor my or- ated cerning “things ok my from he cab directing fthe cabman to Carry the heavy hundles up the steps. Walt, Katie,” T eald, “until T come hack for you r T despe Al v wanted to make short worlk of her | on’s New Phase of Revelations of a Wife | Quicksands of Love | CROSSWORD PUZZLE ourney up the sieps, encumbered a: I knew she would be by the old tele- scope bug aud the market basket (o which she was obstinately elinging. “ALL right, 1 wait,” she sald. but us [ had trouble in fittng the un- | familiar key, she evidently conclud- | ed that she ought 10 Lo at my side, und turning, when 1 flnally had ung door wide open, I saw that she had set the big “telescope” wn in the middle of the sidewalk superb disregard for the con ence of passing pedestriun, nl struggling to extrlcate the | rket basket from the door of the taxi where its eplints had caught wus accompanying her ef L vith a string of her pet objurgations, wihich were not more vlolent than the tugs which she was glv to the haslict T saw the probable out- g er efforts and, with a warn 11, sped down the steps toward But T was a second too late tom of t] fore 1 reac hed her splints gave w the , the long bot- » basket opened depositing its contents impartially upon the | taxicab floor, the street and Katle's | dress, while my little mald, with the impetus given her by the released basket, shot backward, hit her foot against the huge telescope and sprawled suddenly upon it to the ac- com ent of a muffled crash | vithin l' Yh, oh!" she squ regardle of any injury she n have suf- fered, ““dot china dish, she all brok Oh! Missis ils man heem vait youn get v The hier not payi the that G till ! taxicab 1 from a courteous servitor a truculent bully. me loor of my ea as well a3 ham cent und 1 see vot hroke {den you make hec m olicer anded, for the trip. 3! You'll pay me the fare, it not my it all dis damned taxi. vun You not pa driver you old guinea talking abou Look at | u you make und for dot, or suddenly or 11 know why as soon as T can get a cop here.” lefore T conld get my breath fe nswer him my horrifie of a - arby house opening 1 framed w veady {o de- nd the step: ously familiar o, My Fupe ition 1 come trn his day at least For Philip he figure in the frame Copy v spaper ROWN WAY Sy aGirl of Today TEMPTATION WINS | “Don’t you worry over Lola Law- rence. sail Seria, when I \pluined 1 didn't want to add any- ug to 1 troubles had nd out that the w hing matter with or volc Lola's usical talent is bout right for opera. It was never big enough imything els to th i ly, but 100 easy. 1 of these men and t most for vho will los o5 think th by some sm maine is a ‘GIRLS OF SCHOOL ‘T think thing ove fall ¥ wi Don't mn in 1o o 11 b v h ost it i ss or ol holc ing up two does vou know, , keep your hea ve with Buddy Tre- n be kindness itself He is comparatively indsome and probably Lvery i DBut, nterest i I and Budd iscinating personality rl whe is my dear, Wit} pive Tremai AGE LEARN VALUABLE LESSON - Find LydiaE. Pinkham'sVegetableCompound e R S a Dependable Me: Medicine ol cend : LOUISE LOUTHAN ROUTE 2. CHARLESTON. From the the da given their often ca T They overstudy or the (.w!n} did her \ ermont. !' nk hum s Vogatable Com- wonderful a think of CHAPIER LV was tired, Too tired for the | sleep the nurse told her she needed And theugh she ached fu every ners land niuscle, still there was luxury {in the clean, cool sheets, { the fra- H.“.....n.. !grance of cut flowers that were on ‘|"»\5 tuble, - H. | “&he lay there thinking. And oc- casionally the thought of some one » many experiences that had been hers the days would canse a shudd | “ wonder how it came out?” ehe sald, And then, “If only T could be {out of here =— and know. . . Sam Chureh, 4 1t seems impossible, and yet . . . oh, I wouldn't put it t him, . . . 1 hope he gets his." e tossed restlossly, “And with him out of the way, it means that Jim and the girl—oh, Jim, no! . . . And yet, why shouldn't he? Who am 17 What right e 1 to expect s his kind, and 'm not, 1 guess . T guess anyone can see that.” | L few Tears coursed down her face and dampened the pillow. “I'l never do, | 1 guess.” then, with a catchy | JeYELIOW STUBE 31, 1926, j ___...__._.——-—__...__..____. = lat his desk on soma high far. Ly the stient siove, " e ankiod, sUl) olig. fonn, e | “You heard |ing to her, She nodded, Jim, He tnrned to ook abonut uim, « ing back to earth once riore. was gasing out of the {hands were clasped Lbk |and he was rocking ba lon heele ana toes. As for O'Day, that worthy atif) » with his back polt turned, but Jimmy was anaze: tind him shattering sl and regulations” by emol black elgar, "0'Day,’ he cricd aharp! Ing a strajght face only with most diffieulty, reduced? Lord, Ing!" O'Day, his expression suggesting that he was as much surprise Jimmy to find himself smeki ferlied the cigar from his mouth a1 ¢ regarded it ruefu reluctantly about to throw It away Suddenly, though. he cian p-fl it back between his uv)\ £ it with regulatieng, celebratin’,” Mary langh woman, Jim,” she alone, Take me And then th wera aione in tie taxicab, and they were not a part of the world that rushed past the w g plan “They told me iy Lo and £ g o ke the ut- “do you want to be man, you'rs smiok- sob In hier voice, she cried, “Oh, Jim, | dows, I tried so hurd—tried so hard to | . S “hange.” §he lay there a long time, The next night a train carricd in the dark. . | Jimmy Rand and Barry Colvin back HORIZONTAL 2. One of an Indlan trive, R 5 o Sk 2 And Jimmy Rand downstairs was oy . Serutinz Por e e R Honie again, Jim. T} be good to To stupe Thought. G ) Spite get bac 11. Valiant Man, 13, Child's air toy H‘\"‘.“‘ ! !nlle;x’r;“: Fiiav s Togioh) pithct Wie winden 12 iting fluld, 17 er_pronoun LR Gt )i ine BoUTk Ang Naiass at twinkling }Mghts in a black night, 14 by memorlzing. 1 mation of inquiry Mike Mavrind & hot 1o s it iben “And better,” he sald softly, “when 15, d foree producing hypno- I'ropping, under any condition.’ |1 bring Mary back next week." He tism Withdrew "t cave he answered, “I'm |taughed. “And you, you old fat- Dizzier. ] Leg joint Bt " e v“n: Tve "vm s head, how about you and Janet?" Upon. Tair s L | | “She's going to marry me right 's home 5. DPerched ot el away, Jim. If she dossn’t — woll. % Iemale shecp Rl e o I'm taking a club along. Stubborn- 1k flax. To knock ¥ ness runs in the Rand famlly, and 2 1 rought er Sun god T e I W the only way to reason with it iy Devoured, HoMbl I 10 vekoed Tl with something hard and heavy.” Myself, edge the bill ‘mvl 1 rl‘r‘n"r have \':u!(l:\l:; S Wise. e 24 . . . At that moment Martha Rodents. nt in a ) ; tand and Janet were getting ready L teally. Mr, Rand. it isn't & ques- getting To allow deferment of ] from which R L A s [for bed. and for the first Hme in delive i LR are many dreary weeks peAce had de- Cilazed 12, " " O |scended on them, n in this case there'll have ¢ Officious 14 1 note in scale. A s pHon. T tell u’m 1,};«1;:;,' .. . And in Bridgeport a man Polnt of compass 1 delieate color I R e |with heavy hair which was gray at Secrcted i cloth important; she has 1o know. ahen | |the temples, stood in a lonely cell | . Opposite point of compe 19, i animal, just a bundle of nerves m'm‘, ‘(»l {and contemplated with lifeless eycs 11. To loiter. 5 ixth note in seale. hiarxifromi i that eversthing hacll |the bats that et him apart from the 12, Principie md nofe in scale. come out all right Al jworld outside. ¢ |45, Teriod eIl it vontial realislxol | ... A mile away a girl lay asleen 47, Morindin dye [ oAl e Iy Asotng "’; lon a hospital bed and dreamed 15, Contrasted with phonetic. 2 fhank You itk dtandertl |dreara of bright footlights and soft D : E e iRcicitnders | music and thunderous applause for a ! F i Which was not so at all. for she |song; and the song was of love that ¢ the ey T didr : i Sl | was lost. 3 He walked yp the hall anc v | . . Another mile away a gir) ElH i e e e up the |stood 11 her night robe and paueed M0 His h e betore turning out the light te look o s 1 hrown back and his " LW VERTICATL PR lips formed soundless words, | i i s at herself in the mirror. What she i :TR i e R e She walked straight lnto his arms for s kiss. saw was a lovely viston with flushed ixhibite & s¢ steppe om. | > To surrender. h‘e [} and e heard low volces, saw a lght. | “Oiga,” and he id [very well T never doubted—" ;1.?1.1;;.;;'}“'{;; L1 rere sharklin Meusure of area Ajfi heny was out in the hall again. |hard, to steady his own, “I— But ghe silenced him by placing |~ wym» ghe breathed Andlturned Woolen peg N “\‘ox.‘”m g0 In now.” | But hor eves were searching his |Ler finger against his lips. . {out the Nght. ) <R : b id thought fo enter on a |face and. somehow, he couldn't 1 know you didn't, Jim. It's FE To make mistake, cheery note of laughter, but the lon \t|w“ er looking at him like \wmdn[m to know that you belleved | [o! e Therefore. g er lying there, pititully 1 there he did not |tn me all through.” Then she sald E|A sight of her lying (! itif " T he sald, fur:rvn;hmomn JTr:! ":)b':‘v'ra ue!m’ white. was unnerving, and his hand ceemed o be veach- | “Have you told Mary yet?” |iiivnealiout. Hera ast Olea MKse R e R T # was {raabling violen{ly as h " | 5 adatis e haw 2 3 |nard, for instance . . . a regulur A T ] 3 ! : my hand “Why haven't you? story book heroine. You couldn’t osstp s orner £, are you all rig She drew it away and placed it on Because T came here first, Olga, | have dono 1t without her. el Gur Heal h EeR R EEI sl his. Jou't talk, Jim. Just sit 'to tell you |coraing to all the rules of remence Nl i week, Rest is all T need there “Don't i, Jim. T know what |Co e o AT her. : g She smiled bravely, “Now tell me, | Lorg minutes pa and a cheery (it ls—it was written all over your | ‘ § EaRone v JigEeaih QoRl! ; 1 (HD‘“ to hl'(elll)ln- [ e little clock on iside tabls face the minute you came. in the \:1:: yet you're marrying. someone men, decides a medical man, be \ - i t ”,:., : 3 ;(' ke e hand sl p o "’."l,\nl'm:'fi“d ]ri‘:“_cl:_l | The train was rushing over a tlat cause their knee ierk is more in- o e L[y Ongnis Gy e polinhs8clofon Al Iblack plain. Jimmy, his face préssed fensive and they kick higher in 1 BY DI NCGH S, CUMMING (2 SO1T i s elan, el saying | night HSRHE dhplla, put |close fo the window, answered slow- Sk L L U ed her g resently, “that evervthing turned | . was profesting once more, bu 5 ; flex thun do men. You know that gupgeon General Cnited States |10 52y was not going to be AR R ,’ he silenced him again with her fin- |17¢ “F'm marrsing the woman I leve, e s s Ny ot u siates} (b sanAsinol golls loibojoass T R I IR (6 T 1mm It couldn’t he otherwise, . . . a0 ms 0 \ t ek do and for mine."” o “ low the knee and wi Public Health Seryvice, SR RS pa o A y e T - | “You speak of romapce. . . . 1 T v Sery Olga.” he you know : ) .m 3 ‘(M. d ,m‘.‘;t‘nr:“o:‘:lu‘f::tl |wonder, after all, how many of us o p The Pasteur treatment will pre- o !~nm- you care that i Imarry those who fill the most re- : ; you're not fooling me—not for a LELy extreme nerv- Vent rabies from developing if given L - 2 mantic moments of our lives? e e y minute, T can see right through you. [¢007F BOMEL S, A N 3 g el “"h Dol cure You know you're crazy in love with | " (THE END) R : er, Jim. AL v ight to {1 is prepared by inoculating “You mean to tell me you know wn deas, bt ) righ Wit rables virus from a dog what T came here for?" -1 » expound them unl . inocujated rabbit dies in | | “Sure. When I lose my voice I'm Menus for the Fami y ves (hem Knowledge, That's why 6 days and another rabbit is | golng in for mind reading.” | 1 remark from Captain Lvageline CRIROIIpLUOR Ao Talter | It was altogether the most aston- | e ‘ Booth Salvation Army abou rabbits have been inoculated | ishing situation he had ever found | (By Sister Mary) i e himself in, Suddenly he was on | pro.ktast—Baked rhubarb, cereal, | b B e i :m",‘fl{ P et i L “‘f‘il’ "“’1‘“’"',"31"“‘~ i thin cream, egg toast, milk, coffee. Mty room full of ‘beneh drunks’ |py Shr i e e AL i e :‘; “' % vol® UMc! Luncheon — Saimon fritters, money in the bank, and cight g At L) idioF v‘m‘ time ""‘;i“”"e‘“‘“ "r’"]”;:‘:n"’l:: had fin “rreamod caulifiower and carrots. t tildren Ny ‘ T ”‘ this spinal cord is cut up into little The Voice ‘n the Water had hardly seen Jerry since the ice Ished, “You're so white T just can't :n}l’]‘;.h,:lhe“ bread Sanpla Satice, vives no longer cry their eyes ou its, ground up in salt solutfon, ang SR ad ¢ % e 8 ng P N relie von'” e e | & . aver is their children by 4 ~m‘\"\ ;I,lnmv‘nl'. l‘i”vu “m d ‘:,,m”r 1In! ton W. Burges: Sadiconet ‘l.'h Huiioe poel g :‘,““‘I: :;(‘q’:: (,'"r'.n' Gompplisze aid Dinner—Cream of celery soup. v B it emiall{gotilon I ilectealy e nton W. Burgess hpg:fll"! vl\ln;rr,) .\‘m\ e e L e | figets of sole with apinach and creols Kkin of the person bitten, = - on the , he looked cagerly this| Sh . 5 A few hours later a similar prepa- Surprising ‘tis how just a volce |way and that way in the hope that| “Olza” he said, “they tell me I'm | $44CE £¥ ‘:‘;{“d- ;'1"1“’1‘:"““’;::‘ sulad, The Golden Wedding ration is cord which lias C‘an canse so many to would sce Jerrv. He wasn't dis- |2 millionaire. You'll never have to ! °a\‘,‘n“'d:s::n°':"m“e;(cd e o O v Ve is @ en dried for only seven days. In appointed. He saw a ; line [worry about wor i n n ition, injectic moving out from the farther shore| “But that's just what I'm going to | fl:“"m;dme;‘l’ since a f;“"‘_"l':m‘: ¢ which bave Gentle Sister South Wind had been 'and presently Jerry M At hin do. T still think T can sing." planned. The creame ;f' i G Surd Ui busy for some time. There was 1o jcame climbing up the bank ne “And TNl see that you get what | 20uP and the use of s végstable with i longer fee in the €m’ ing Pool. The |where Peter was sifting. He |you're after if I have to buy & show , the fish make it unnccessary to serye on r looked cold, but the jce was made that silvery line by swimming. |for you." another vegetable. ; ) given gone. It was gone in the Laughing | “Hello, Jei cried Peter, “Ay, | “Great, Jim. You're going to be | Any fish can be used in place of ‘ Brook. Tt was gone from the pond of 'I'm glad 1o & about ! 1, huh? The heavy sugar (salmon in the luncheon fritters but \ . F asked |Paddy the Beaver. Tt was gone In the azain, Did you pass t win- hind the seenes. You old | canned salmon is universally avail- treat is en- | Big River. Jack Frost still came oc- |ter?" . Let me kiss you again.” | able and ““T thos,o:’for the recipe | inswer |caslonally he was no | “Ifcllo, 0ld TLongle he had gone she rang for | Salmon Fritters N o T g rong enough to pinch hard Jerry. “] certainly did the nurse, | One cup drained and choppe rom rabies {s (OF fo me ice. Sweet Mistress |ant winter. All winters are pleasant | “Put out the light, nursle, old |salmon, 1 tablespoon minced parsle the danger |SPring was on her way, and every- |for me. dear. And tell me, how much long- (1 tablespoon lemon juice. 2 egse, nt may be fgnored “Wore there any bad storms dur- |er do I have to stay in this da 1-2 teaspoon salt, 2 tablespoons olive 10 b vented ing the winter? bed?” | oll, 1 cup fiour, 1 teaspoon baking period of six “I should 80, exclaimed Peter When it was dark she lay with her | powder, 1-2 cup cold water. € wonld ppear. | “What a silly question to face to the wall, and cried. Sprinkle salmon with lemon juice to the SrenlnEr s | “Nothing retorted | Sitesis | and parsiey and let stand while miz- e M onics Jerry Muskr 3 silly about | Jimmy did call Mary Lowell's | Ing fritter batter. Mix and sift flour. 1 wi of S Y Eeancnalbie| it. How 1 know down under | ho but she was not there. Her | baking powder and salt. Beat yolks 1 s SRR S thei duss the jce w nd of weather we mother told him that a young man | of eggs well with water. Add flour e e S were h“w 1t is all the same under [named Barry Colvin had been there | and mix untl perfectly smooth. Beat ) m i and zled there.” nd had taken her off with him to |in oil. When mixture is perfectly “Read Me a Ston ! T s ex “] forgot.” exclaimed PReter. *I police station. blended add prepared fish. Fold in ) v L ke S alteriot s made pust say you have it easy, Jerry | Outside the hospital he halled the | whites of eggs beaten until stiff and li e o el uskrat.” first automobil: that came along, | dry. Drop from tip of spoon into 1 r ] b et ] earn it,” said Jerry. “If Paddy {and something about his manner led | deep hot fatand cook for seven min- 16ea x W \ i 2 ‘he Beaver and 1 an easy time |the man behind the wheel to think it | ytes, The fat should be hot enough Kiplin R (e t in the winter. it 150 we matter of life and death 10 | to brown an inch cube of bread from : ) Tung! . 4 and worked hard for it. ¥ \m to headquarter: the soft part of the loaf in 60 sec- B i ‘ e Ho had thought Mary and helonds or it a thermomter is used up with his long | would be alone when he saw her, ana | grom 360 to 380 degroes Fahrenhelt. Making Moncy KEEP I.[]UKIN[] YUUNB .n:)d‘ up. He was l‘nm -1\)“;‘ :w'..l-my‘nv w;‘:\cdh:';. Drain fritters of soft absorbent and vet he seem- |tween them, But when he walked in | ; “Hello, Ol Longlegs,” exclatmed DA NS i) 9 % e 1 | paper when done and serve very hot. Jderry ed to be listen S ‘ga‘ o ‘;"'”M :'“:‘”I’]"’ 0""":r“";’; Any good salad ofl or melted but- ; Jory himself sat up and appe rry Colvin side and |,, b6 136411 Diace ot bllve $h: 1 —I[\oul\vnwDr e et ter can be use 1 of ¥ Ea * body knew Everybody went be listening. For some time they sat [the old war horse O'Day on the | o o 926, NEA Service, Inc.) ' trons gl Edwards’ Olive Tablets around listening. Had you asked any |there gossiping. Every now and then [other. (Copyright 1926, N T 0 ) N of them what they were listening |they would stop for no reason at all, He saw Barry jump to greet him, | e D < e The secret of keepi g youngis tofeel ¢ B B toTt S e it and O'Day turn his head. But he | RFAD HERALD CLASSIVIED ADS prient s Foung o LS youms v AP (They o sald that they were | As Peter was in 1 tgnored Barry’s rush and stood help- | liver and bow e of partl tory of one of his a less. without speech, his eves on | 1' _axrhr;.lxz L ot ing the winter, and jus Mary, who still and pale and h ed the most excitin just looked 3 ! F Stie Tip came a fafnt sound fr o Smiling | The torrent of words he wanted to ever v i Pool. Peter stoped right in the mid- |utter vas dammed at his teeth, He Gn’pg o % lip of a word. He leaned forward [was oblivious of the two men. . 8 ! stened eagerly. Muskrat |Slowly he raised his bands and let | Be Quick~Be Sure; very same For a | them fall e ot thit ilare wae n0| And then, as in a dream, he Get the right remedy—the best men know, * which he gav ve to his s doing mer ¢ again— | Mary m him, shint quick, memt&atmdhaum loy it 1 ' a-in blous time he always wen volce from the water. It a |Wwetne She paused & | m‘d:flm?““ - v st o ast a little feeling of le louder tham before. Tt was a |few feet from him, and he thrilled a: 3, Or:;; Cnldl:empm 3¢ bours, Lo At o i ik ea she raid, without taking her eyes | Coppeinadars. T m&;fiw tached 10 t happened that just after the | “Peeper the Hyla!" cried Petér [from his, “I couldn't do without you “"‘“’- ‘*hml‘flmr‘“"“ s « \ck Shadows had crept &€ross the (and Jerry together. “Ilurrah! Mis- Price 30c } Merdows and made black t trese Spring almost her to utter in a choked 3 h ¥ 1 Edwands'Olve Labiets are knowd it on theé bank of the y And then she walked straight Inte stylis IUST give us over- 0y their olive color, 1ot and 3V6, He wondered if he| The next st “An April First his arms for his kiss, and they were o...".. . jwould find Jerry Muskrat there. He |Joke.” Jsuddenly alone in a world of their . o Taawon il