New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 18, 1926, Page 4

I — — - oo - = - T 5 r halr was too red, for another. { ? - — —— . there was a dash about her, an QUiCksandS Of Love ‘ By Beatrice Burton O.r l:“\;:, ‘::t “mt” more than made up for the beav Adele Garrison’s New Phase of s ]| e » came into a room you 1l about the pretty girls in —Revelations of a Wife——| | je o na e : This morning she secmed to fairly Harriet Arranges to Return to road fares of an n (Illustrated and Copyrighted by Johnson Features, Inc., 1819 Broadway, New York City) with life in spite of the woe- Detroit With Mary £ ¢ ) he was nmis- 4 £ | vegone look on her fa ML D THIS FIRST: | (NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY) | roll and to drink a cup of cofice 1 o looks like a flirt | CHAPTER 11 “Listen to this,” Aunt Agony said, | 1 to marry [ For all th rty they lved | rais i rnogn he | hese two lone women. Amnnt | fro Peach, 1 know to 1 me for ling for " she sald, “but you couldn’t ate me like T hate my- vways had cheris R e D! s ng olicy other, I f 1m ster-i W to ery g." he said | along women''-— led ster ees to Don't ¥ now | | phones her at the library where ghe | Agony was a famous lousck Mrs. Thom { works and tells hgr to meet him to [ and she could make a dollar go 1k over a matter of great impor- | very long way. She had made t | | | tance to both of them | cotfee and the hot rolls for break its for him in the | fast, but she was as nea a ent of early ! . folks | almost ar T Rra cotton dress with e lowere S i he com hen 1 PR e 3 : | he has fa n love with her best| 1 ace curtalns were » I t . first enga; ment nd, Fay Shirle cant like &now ilver on the side- n't any 4 : You Too Tired to Walk?” A A 5 08 s i s iy w1 decorated that slim, he clasped he kled hands on table and it was then that Sylvia new en- plat- ita white collar and cuffs. squdre, eablo-eyt you % marry her zed, Sylvis hoard st ike glass, and th sut of the house and ¢ B L 5 : and, not by any means 1 3 e for hours before | was a how per-white narcis- | weeks a fars iy : ¥ o a southbound en engaged several timos string ] ¥ | befor r short and peppy life T think j 1 ter's money for % . JrOSDErous business sther yelp. It « . HORIZONTAL 2 ““]‘Y:f F”]‘ ime you ws to g 1 the T you t t 1 to w 1 1. 1 o ney 3 Attests or declares solemnl oc 4 Vi . . Dicky Ts Embarrassed r v 1 carried h & i ) 2 o e, t kno w we happened to Italian To extend in ard ¥ about men before Ocear Diepersed Vision, : i troops. utions, 28, Chart of prev To scatter 2 Bev hing fem To exist 1 Hard Membranous Short poems suits ving love aff s W were as in wo've n friends,” she went ntll one bout five weeks 1d at the library some books ember?” Sylvia nodded. S remembered One-half of a quart B Banners. Half an em To stroke lightly. ) at evening perfec She had pierces as with tus Piercea as with d late and my had More pal Y Rariias : : ; promised to take her home, but he 0 ?: fives f failod to do i had walked 4 44. Coin of either gold or silver, 3 | [ . % “Please don't tell me ahout it, 4 enth note ir scale - [l I ; 47. To 1,”»,:M-fl ¢ 3 | \ > ; t ," she b d. “I want 1hrica [ 5 e i 5% y ve Ranny, if you love him. 2. To rot I & . it N L0 r,,:?,,'nw, articla " =3 5 > jut don't ask me to listen to you , 51, f b . « ne abou and ~ f 3 L] Tied spot of string. - i CEX 5 o et o 1elied u | °7a Girl of Today i Retied wpon. B A Gift of Self of fe t I W To schem RIMEB “A NICE GIRL NEVER KISS ES ANY MAN BUT THE ONE SH E MARRIES,” SAID AGONY R LA s M‘”“’c}i s born in 1 first U T o| 3. Alleged force producing hypno- - che goes home to the old house sues on t % pent at leisure!’ That's wl 1 ¢ doorway and stood 3 E [AIN] aeh: ihs ey Wit Bev meifen | Chine SR e re holding the morning mail in : | q G § | Aunt Agony a p S stening to her. She | her hands | weeks ago, was® thir at Fay, or Fay's think you'd better go home, “Hot rolls!” cric via as she [ mother, must have telephoned t said sharply to Fay, “and and I \e napkin | item to the newspaper last night,|]’ 1 rather you didn’'t comse any more—now get!” o Fxclamation of surprise 4 ! ala Agony, who has bro her 14 not di To sink as a spring. ad told him frank- J Walked upon. how Frighten | § 1 T € nev 8t own broken engagement unt Agony | trom her plate, * 1 She | last night while she was wandering vdm t s ki c | kney t Aun rony d made around in the n and the wind Jike AT L E R e e e that Rany : on for he lost soul. Ranny must have gone (50 BB CORTINUEDY S it nvwitee | exniblGntEn LT e D 15 v, Whe ross 1h ; Agor nped. “Heavens to | straight to them when she left him, A . ] ) t hear you come | With the news that he was free— | gy o qooe oo gooo o aiinto et £y Hay r being jiited by Randall Pt Will she continue to be “too good" | for the man she lovas and all other men? Or will she keep her threat to Aunt Agony to enjoy like and the depths of heartless fiirtation? And how about Fay Shirley, the irl who takes a man from her Dilemma | ! riend, a girl who picks lovers care- son why Hhot e lessly, and as carelessly lets them Buzzard, sure as go? In the mext inetaliment Sylvia ‘ discovers whether a man who jflts pransaanglnts a girl is worth worrying about and she begins to wonder whether, after all, there is not a different sort of man. P bal ot e i rivce nds, holding the temples tight kDT 0se bual by a wi i red e a A at it ann whuddered Agony was going to beg he cry again, sh Agony's upon it means | her 1 and | wondered if she wonid ever fec | suito mong then She ced herself to eat all may not ng and se .l] ef- I not h v, T was just thinking of th ¢ Kipling's—1T learned about wom- “Woman's Dilemma,” w 7 = . am now 1 Parsons i new vo 1 from her'—I've learned about | u ° of feminism | men from Ranny, T gues They're There's nothing in this &~ You have g o i duetied en ionudhons: HEEMOm DO Exnous ) ; % ] A\ I alike—they Kiss and ride whole wide world isinterested ambition | F0% 8 OMATE FOHCE B D or apariment in order, saya | - . NG ey Loy cere 80 mean as mayonnalse to i St oe il o & NG eh o *n yinodded,s (iiey Ler; Aoy ive. v ) aner | i colte, ‘ " irm voleo thut all domestic ehores | SIS - ! wighing yoursell eick that 1 can | ° Bad Breath But buy Blue Ribbon and Ak : . severely, “and an ou'll ind F honor ) but the M ed % _ ¢ ay > smart thing is not to X . i ’ : P i 1 be serve I A great k ubh wom THE MERRY LITTLE BRELZE Ked. € Then they won't ride away Comes from Constipation Your salad would not % cereali s ! HELP JOHNNY i et e v : : 3 b % : ! n | SLP JO | sighing tite 5o fast and, as I've always told | troubles > el > o | tried the combination of ! | By Thornton W. Burgess |stopped to sigh right I Sou, Bylvy] i ‘mice gl never kiss Don’t try e cover up bad ) surprise g bla A The Merry Litile Breezes sdy: there is so much I want to see an R A rid of constipation and your helpful even in your play.” ) one up here 6| open ive et @ look that saiq| breath will become fresh and Write for free Racipe Old Mother We Wind had just Ay at ¢ pauragraphs, sweet. Even more important, 1d t (i n there aren’t any nice girls you will notice immediate im- Book, Calendor and z J ¢ 7 5 s rry are p t t her 1 t v s 1d Johr Chuck he was in |derir t, ng whom I Cooking time tadle to Ay ¢ ¥ ; = Rhubarb and Strawberrie ndings a 5 £ black |the Old Pasture. Never had Johnny |may n around the next turn, OF | any more. “You brought me up to provement in your health and Richard Hellmann, Ine. iy ! < = ne liced rhubarb, P ore seen al avenue. had a greater surprise. You see, the {wh 3 iding place should | 1, o nice girl, and I've never let spirits, Long istand City, N. Y. < ) ) ) 1 st rries, 1 cup Old Pasture hadn't on entered ‘ , sir, T don’t feel at|ane man but Triss ey eves! Coitipation i den i : i dried 1 Alas? Johnny's head. He never once had |al e. Here I am up in the Old | xnd do you know what he said t g Jf v ) up there to the Old Pasture, | Past and T suppose T won't sec 2 2 for anybody. Nujol is safe for = ‘ e it gelas blep e s e \ : b g = : 1 ! rom e | me day afternoon ?—that T was HELLPJIANN S ; e ne a deep d 1 t ¥ rest a skirf can pos. |and although he knew much ahout because 1 have 1o one 10| to0 wood for him. it ols hes eve y. It not affect ¢ from what Peter Rabbit had told o about 1 un- |5 200 the stomach and is not ab- BLUE RIBBON ‘ ‘ s s B i m;. he hadn't recognizsd. it when to go about 1 am | iy, and so vou arel” agreed| oroed by tho body. Medical o ours ¥ibs Abl nful > mixtur 5 r Brown's Boy had set raid T wonld my head right | i el authorities approve Nujol be- = 2 3 Aunt Agony, he eyes ap i o Ma)' onnaise P ‘ jint faws of Old Man Coyote, or | iy O D p‘muv; e causs it is 50 safe, so gentie and \ ) o pusliveny i to ey A . . N \ o someghing else equally bads |y | 20 natural in its action. ‘;, place | svlvia nd men don't Nujol makes up for a defi- like ‘nice’ girls any more. T ciency of natural jubricant in | 3 z | i > ; ¢ : % R ; J D And if*you can help Johnny, do it. 2 e -8ty i leagth of time without ill ef- | How to Keep it— . At ‘ » oven - o g Then Old Mother West Wind T Wha @ zost of the ginlsido fects, Unlike laxativesdt doea . 1 1 - N ——— 5 Y . B T } Their Health to Lydia E. I1 & MMIN - May Rhyme! 3 (.~ : |Shon "’Y’ ‘;‘]“\ e ”'; m’ ¥ e | e any more! I z % Ask your druggist for Nujol. Pinkham's Vegetable T L L reat ocean; s many, : ] SN g : 7 . Natalateta ; sl nlother veal SVind. W“'r : 1§ | want what Ranny calls ‘red vthe intestines. It softens the _ ter i with 1 cuy ) - "‘mv‘h 1 out of it her chil: | mamas'” waste matter and thus permita ef the ¢ e 1 o : ¢ Taesha ATy L ] o Aunt Agony threw up her hands thorough and regular bowel F %/ toy g anday t anc mi t B B Tehaty Chuaic saia " [1n protest. “I don't like to hear you movementswithout griping. NFUESSARY Y our Health o o el T e S S A fm . “while T ko albout my day's worlc| Wik, POL08 U, Sty I she || Nojolcan be taken for any L ) § ; \ said ou lady no ma M B W o Causes of lllness - 5 nld 1 started out Ler day's work, She | O, < LA ,\;, ;\‘4 o 1, and not form a habit and can be Many Busy Women Owe - Lad windmills to turn; s d rain | hev < AL discontinued at any time. ompounc o Gossipslorner . L e / e henmpa. | Tl dise ey & s L TR . { too geod for him or not. You keep S - L ur eye on n and you'll see stars!" Little Breezes to do, but play. S Ona ot Allce's Jokk So Instead of kicking angrily at his | Ay ERb Y- Chac p sved back her z | pile of sand, as he 1 been : sy nd tickled his | tat 1 stood his hair doing, he sat up and sighed e ey A otk ey arlet an comes e from the box trap. You remem- |8 softly: J helps to pass the time 1 your neighbors by the skip, hop, | Aunt Agony, don’t r know that * | W 1 badly ahont Ranny.” | ana her voice was strained with ex r that Farmer Brown's Boy had | e | citement. “Now for goodness sake, nny P ere hecause To a Te ¥ been in mischief in the ) Old Orchard. You'll never miss us stop. | ! Joh forgot his bac . Then they all urged Johnny Chuck Agony snorted, “ sir, he did so. |to take a walk and told him they he ask “Why, I'm tickled 1 temper becau s in- |would go with him. So some danced | to death that they're going to marry ' 1. He wanted to know what |ahead and some stayed behind. Some | each othe It would be a shame | || the Old Pasture was like, He I did merry little whirls en each side | to spoil two houses S@Qt!@sfl lug himself h A he fe lof h whenever one found And she got up, str: tened her ¥ 5 dug himself a house and h {of . 1 i e iival iade : R fan intcrested litgle odor, he hurried | b ;«yn:\v;‘l Jer o iders and didn’t know just which wa Iright back with It to Johnny Chuck. | ched to the door to let Fay in, —in 10 Seconds St enthios o oot But |And so it was that s i e came into the dining room to n that he was in the Old [black nose was kept busy o with her big green eyes fixed Past was rather exciting. He [ute, and Johnny knew before he gnri 3 with fear and doubt writ- kne Reddy Fox lived up here |there just what he would find | plainly in them. *“Darling”, she s re. He susp that OId |around each turn and bend | began, “you aren’t going to let this {Man Coyote also live little pat The Merry tle | spoll our friendship, are you?” wew that sometimes v | czes were playing, but they were | Sylvia stood very still, holding ason Buster B to t d [also helping Johnny ( and | onto the edge of the table with So he . iriosity {they were happy, very , for | both of her ha Finally she > see the Old 4 become |there is nothing the Merry Little [ shook her head while she looked ucquaint with ad of |Breezes delig more - than in | Fay over from head to feet as if she Trving and Tilint kicking angrily at his pile of sand. (helping others 1ad never seen her before. She was £ Berlin and his helros: |as he Bad heen doing, he sat up and | (Copyright, 1926, by T. W. Burgess) | trving to sce her as she looked to M wve writ | sighed. | | Randall Phelps cong Peac “What are you sighir John- 3 3 c he | Fay was not pretty. She was too World.” ne:- at ny Chuek?" Ol Moth Wind !Pat tall and thin, for one thing, And