New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 14, 1926, Page 4

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HUGH Surgeon General, Ur Public Health Stream and lake steadily increased CUMMING ted Btates Service pollution has in the United in the last w rs with g population (Ilustrated and Copyrighted by Joh nson Features, Inc., 1819 es ye our rapidly incre until it is extremely di in most cases fmpossibl get a source of supy 1 READ THIS FIRS ( SYLVIA STARR ha ag- RANDALL PHE! for a| when lie asks lher break |he . He explaing with he's fallen in jtoda friend, FAY jadded Sylvia's face went a shade wk but didn't say a word. A of jealousy shot through hodily pain. what I came to tell nd this is the thanks. I get!” unt Agony. v tell just oneg Sylvia mo: a su to smilc y of water that is safe without puritied S to ed z to an like | many cases the contamination |y ‘_ engagemse lis becoming so great that if there [} ., frankness At Ishould be any material increase in |jo, this contamination, it will no longer | gy Ry be posaible to purify the water ex- [ pro. cept at a cost is prohibitive | zreaty to of its use |AUNT AGONY maid who with via gives him which of human effort she and to say a Controllable any of the factors|cans Ran for stream pollution are [, 4 i el ey el Bl tending to make 1d situa more hope- re able therwise I March! pping her.” just has a sort PETF f 1 lores her. for R 1y suddenly ent fylvia all! The two of in the tiny flat Nest, and for a sn Ranny s spell on aro sober bachelor who But 8 a And break niarry Publiec Health Service A o the need for consideration of a problem of adil increasing importance, a problem which this service has for died in great detail. present, the subject tion is engaging the dions attention of many scientists, These workers are geelking diligently to r duce t} contamination of natural water courses fo de- cares onl nny. he and ¥ tiwir engagen March in ger when broke that Puss March, but I never voman before. She looked years she ous marries him af! ther, that Sylvia call few seems gottle down know A saw this An of sfream L to fall time he's and yretty fully 1 old ones lders lavgh of molten sil er Ranny won't I lirty-five ings long to her sho le forced out lik to look 1 doing, ghtly. gecor arly down rippled Ay not playing © at But 8 e | ihey're pollution {¢, "> ¢ hezagbecn 5 PCO- | mont ple fall to reali the problem | ;=00 15 affects them individually and collec- || y when tells af combating the : for how far, progress i e leaf and a model : to one o old braus, DIE CARTER, and maries him Sk Tnformation |y T Ao of state municipal by, Sy ments are constantly secki 5 |accurate information on this subject so that approapriate Thers is a limit to the amount of [pollution a given body of water may do- going an e li Agony say conditions respon behaves like announce Nio% - He t look worth looking after',” “And trie T tell e or T'd leaye ver S v s hex risn't glibly, He - quoted that's becornr MOTHEI Ranny's B : ing ot friends LPS and LOLLY. THOMAS BOYLE, birth Ivia great PH action may be g vou I'n give 1 § with in You well anywa two women, they f the Hel o t the able of heing rendered mestic use at expense not prohibitive. FASHIONS By Sally Milgrim ) o P 1 too - . change. ‘T but never safe for Y 5 of truthful. isn o al RANNY i birth of starts |JUNIOR, Rar around ag: this PUSS" MARCH entitled to r women, hut pic nows 1 . Iy wi girl ver oney ke polished black pphire eyes. nd hone satin Aunt time He in- vou e Svlvia Sylvia e ony, 1 at her, thoug 8 ol Ih henly how some old painter of Ma- wonld 1} loved to put on canvas. oh find se's re i is tho You calm ey fool, 1 ploded, “to buried hers in t With a voice like yours! If ese piano spend to run than glves what 1ot is you 1 y don't you are! your- place ust house |gair 1 to buy for and the paby Agony happens in one day and | out threatens 10 g0 10 |} {Ranny's father about it. (NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY) CHAPTER XXIX of hur quick jerky move- Aunt Agony haby |t ; e floor a I up to go, nice down at 1 he give Jessons yon Aunt | finds it hersel theliy oney on She says t and singing could e for a month! had occurred than once, voice you money at m one concert g you music ne Tt Sylvia had mind that said |1 t very thought his o more mong li Shie en slowly x aking up flannels for and 1 the grocery oys a1 “That rly, lond t er 1S 5000 w bab: she some nny. Junior, 80 looking is s ad, ‘but like I suppose he'll looks st take mon would to & ‘tome more singing lessons from her As t do i T will So 1 BTO —and do his wife support c he kitchen table eat- t mad had 1a support hir s you With that f into ihe r wraps. tollowed 1y going With business in her, blue her on Sylvia eyes t smouldere black she very top hatpl was on the waorlc nd corsets | 1 4yl to |11 this “f sven YOI « 2\ ?m:'*\ 1 y to me about Ranny and | Her name was Jane Brac with it!” |when he home low and calm as Syly quiet i, 1 the watched ondering of a hat head and it. Aunt women he Aunt pascake a wore 10 througt her J down almost to Agony left in ipins her shoulders Lo who still vore out tha re. did friend” vear Look b« said isiness of like 1 tt Her voice the of , and came that nig ¢ told at the calml b reading i But, e matter of nerve in her bedy w tale that Ranny was struck her sudenly that I [telling it to h quite as a son “Well, |might have told his mother about a v girl he had met. “Pad got in a new he began. “We're opening a tract of land near Bedford, and he wanted some extra people This girl came in—a very interest- ing type, Sylvia. I'm going to bring her out to dinner some night soon. I know voull be great friends she's just the kind of girl you like. lvia wanted dreadfully to re- mark that loathed women who wore long earrings, but she man- aged to keep her tongue between her teeth, to| “Her name «. |Jane Bracke her {up to take felt |“She looks her isn't.” A hat of red bailll ho anybody ¢ pro-| “I n high crushed crow t Ranny. girls ke | sloping bri [ “It wouldn't do the ircles the crown and ties in a cock- you o go to Fat ada on one Alint Agony Embrofdery he did tallle all about side of the bed. § holding her m ind as if she wanted any is most g voice person And S now, t her vl- sitting listened when & excitec 'Red Taille ad Natural Linen Make a Smart Afternoon Frock June, when one is a in town or out, mak mands on the wardrobe smartly dressed woma frock that is chic neces- sty and such a one is the charming combination of faille silk and heavy unbleached linen. T combination of materials is Intriguingly unusual {and th a result that is ex- tremely Made in the straight | slhous mode, t skirt of rouge faille hangs in short pleats set in the plain e in V-shaped gashes, A string belt of the fallle ties aronnd the hips in bow in back. The neck points fairly low in front and a collar drapes smartly about the throat. ha sleeves fulfill g unusual ders via was right not only exelte in her either ry down to the tips of 0 g0 on de- the tto as fact, every to the er. It was s ma it a nobody's ssONS. s alive mu 1 Aunt Agony snort. n telling P it e interrupted Randall's his & {and we'll sce ful son !to to about aut money say £ you we'll rted out of & ont barred her but far room, %5 vivia, i |arms She wa! bupt silvery from no more doorway. to foot tha said, “I house until won't let I'm S her voice a ripple. won't let ou promise o rnal de- lp)nny's father , lop- : ing music arrowly St goart you I¢ she me for somethix Ing. from fha sho 1 Ty t The N hey are wide a h Agony lower half is of the linen and is eni- oyed } silk and tiny bronze Tessons! never 1s Brackett— * Ranny said, getfing his tie and collar. vampish, but she Mrs. wrists off bit from roidered in re ready on ez | iest as it & Sy to d irth a spangles. r fluffy rch, for nswered, opening “What fs this a grase widow or an (or 56 to thought you I like litt M it, o Syl on £ |instance her eve Mrs. Brackett honest-and-truly one? stuttered a little her husband think s ' P innocently. out of the | g00d side anyway frock Copyright, 1926 (F REssialelt Ranny “Wew about 14," he a divorced s |year ago, I e s sensitive sort what she says, a great big bull- no thought of making money. She terrible trying to She t crushed— plant!” cooed Syl looked sharply was “spoofing” him, gentle as a a very from do s e 5 I READ AFERALD CLASSIFTED ADS | nother FOR YOUR WANTS | Bhe kn "h.’.! argument . | And Aunt Girls Love New Shestarted Wonderful Powder You w ave a now job. w there was no been fellow lanything but says it was with him. “Ioor sensitive via to nec with Agony suddenly it t another 0. tra was & “Look at youreelf!” she saic Sylvia up and down w faded “Wearing clothes you had a and a zo—before you were married! you've brought ha sweeping th at not her € e same E hiny no n rage. perspiration pores tura 1plex called child's t's ha Sunday r a mowment o suppers just throw I some year half her ey A your ven't A s ery fine 3 Fr Powder is all the fine market o and over upper on suggested, after ‘Sunday night 50 casy to get—I can some salad together and ake sandwiches and cake.” Ranny beamed, looking more like a Greek god than usual, as he strode about room in his white hrobe, collecting his cigarets and matches and the detective story he was reading. op me!” she| When he was asleep /via raised a warning |toed across the room and say my say and then |watch from the away et your brains to, g Lines like n itiful cor 1t or an you Looks around her tiny its cheap, furniture; he baby aying on the floor with a string of | —— | hright wooden beads. Victoria and Lydia E. are yCn Ll Pinkham HERG A ancdled {good-for-nthing vear 1819, two babies WeTe |even gupport ose lives were destined 10| “On you c far reaching Influence. One (wont on as S born in a stern castle of Old |pana, “T'll England, the other in imble |you can put me out if you want to! ers. She carried farmhouss in New England. Do you know what your duck of a Victorfa, through her husband is doing while you're up tom and kindliness during a here giving music lessons? He's rid- 1 prosperous reign has ome |ing around Buchanan park with enthroned in the hearts of the Brit- |some woman! I saw him, with my |stay peopl Lydia E. Pinkham, [own eyes, not more than a half |self, h the merit of her Vegetable [hour ago! y nd, has made her name a| She nodded with her best I-told- |into the bedroom. “Not 1d word in thousands Of |you-so air, and folded her arms like | probably, now that he's | American homes |# temale Napoleon. | Mrs. Brackett. scornfully flat i ther looked glves a be a bhox MELLO-GLO. a at protty today 1 the | are in a the with a baby musband that cheap | a |ba can't | his Queen 1 | In the born 1 fa tip- have a took his was it out into the liv- Queen wig- long with her thumb nail. The snapt- shot of Puss March was still in it! “But T wonder long it will there,” with the saddest cver saw, as she i how little smile went back very lorg, met thi 1sh an thro Compc | houseno HER M.AN ud | saleswoman | live | pocket of his trous- | ing room and pried off the back of it | Sylvia thought to her- | By Beatrice Burton nun Author of “Love Bound,” “The Flapper Wife” Broadway, New York City) n time wher v had carried her own picturc in the back of his watch. | But t time lago, now—Ilon | There is sorrow {for an far down into the w bot and somethi dry that woul erly disappointed was disappointmn her heart fine, She T seemed very long ago and far away that is too gr lousy that soul tear Sylvia th i the sor | But it oV 1re nd o dar B could She 1 Ranny. And it {in him that was breaking i had thought him &o god-like, upon a time, liped hir now she {loved him IR llove tears not com s bi in s0 1d only once wors 1—and give him said hands so half-moons him could up le clenching nails cut palms, “I in little thrills silly litt in iing But the his mured gom g her feet bed leaned softly. 1ig of her {over cigsed 1 as a mother an loutside glow of She. sang put t e whistled go down the stairs and omobile filled well-be hed the to boil. heard Ranny watche as s baby coffee on as she disappear around Wing street. joyful husband over night no {0 her and per on Sunday | “I thin 8 decided. Ranuy's 1 re vas lilt Wy to 3 to a in her too,” There's reasor im. 1 hin tid, and dow I rde Peter's erite some She r accepte cid down @ bring was one tha maternal he only sarm from grar place o his Then, 1 ith telephoned Puss ¥ to March the Sunday and asked r to come supper, too, I'n d R said, and n for ny you could voic Puss mention myself!” with inward th the re- kett hung Mrs ped! Well, sting to forward Then she looked t first to a be- to dr CHAPTER XXX | The more Sylvia thonght nday night, the more became. As a matter more 11 was just plain herself. about ur of uneasy. frightened, she told | She knew that Ranny would be {perfectly furious when he found out she had asked Puss March to supper along Wwith wonderful new Mrs. Braclett of his. For Ranny's watchword in lif seemed to be “Off with the old love, and on with the new. Then on Saturday afternoon, |when she was making a cake while |the baby napped, a brilliant thought struck her. She laid down her spoon and mixing bowl and ran in to telephone Lolly. | My dear,” she said to her. done the most awful thing. Ranny's asked this Mrs. Brackett who' | working for your father, to supper here on Runday night. And I've in- |vited Puss March to come, 100.” | Lolly's breathless silence told Syl- Ivia that she knew about the Puss | March affair | “The worst of it is that T Puss that I'd gend Ranuy to {her over here,”” Sylvia went on after long moment. “And now I'm lafraid to tell Ranny about |think 1'd better just spring Puss on Ihim suddenly when she walks into So T thought maybe yon nd Thomas would come and pick up Puss on your Will you?— | for 1 | Lolly answered course, we will,” else coming?" “Fay a Bddie, Wilk,” Sylvia named slowly, and Lolly gave that this told bring house. way. “or ody promptly. she said, “an and Peter them over her lttle this she too? Hah, 1 can tell to be a good party!" and then suddenly she be- seriou {18 going |chirpe came | “I say, Sylvia this Mnr Bra you haven't have you? Dad says £he's one the prettiest wom- en he's ever scen. He talked abo! {her so muc h th other night at din that Mother got sore as a | pup! Oh, and that reminds me! Did vou know that Dad has taken my | Thomas into the office?" Sylvia didn't Her was thoughtful as she turned away from the teltphone and went back to her cake batter. So Thomas Boyle had given up {his ambition fo become a lawyer, {to go into the firm of Jamison {Phelps and fon! What did it mean? That Father Phelps was afraid to turn over hi {business to his own son? And that Ihe had persuaded young Thoma {come into the firm, for that rea It certainly looked that way! At four o'clock when the wakened from his nap, Sylvia put him in his buggy and started off |for Winthrop street. She found Mother Phelps alone lin the house, sitting by the front geen kett, of know it. it—1 | baby | For an ric with y ind ie was all in gay | pers and stock- Sylvia felt very mall. | “No, if carry- hang aro said gruffl Myself these guys that never take u They aren't 1 Sylvia though insts cant and roc you Mother Phelps sc L glan Her small ndson took for 1 on | reely erchec him cuddled hosom. looks ju gr Sy ) from fa's ward, as |little bath and put sleeping bag. v, Peter v Tru; or arn mother ba him in his and him into r own wi ' He hi like ooed brushing duck” d ings s men did. was jea he al s abo en s a enoug’ e regular he didr voice oked vellow gam rode a hor t most Could be lous of Feter? afd 1 t him? Peter came to " Sylvia said gloves s0 ys wi R him 1 drink Peter h him touch. But late arrived and drank ligh-ball, besides, Brackett summer er ade hat Jddie and nmessily t out a it at up in a big ine that 8 of her was of a sleek blond and two long grey eye: don't care for her looks,” Tay jed to Sylvia when they were in the kitchen a few minutes fterward. ‘She looks too much like to suit me. And I'll bet you a is one!" Jane Brackett did 100k a bit like cat. Her grey eyes blinked under thick brows and lashes and her lor white fingers suggested cle how. Her ways were kittenish. I haven': had home-cooked meal for ages and ages,” she said pathetically ivia, taking hand In her own, ‘and I just know we're going to have beaten bis- cuits and all sorts of lovely thing you ced, yourself, tonight.” “I'm sorry, L aren't,” Sylvi od with cheerful bluntness aving a cold supper. Not ing at all but a deviled egg and an S believe her!” Fay could out & the nothing to cen taiking T father ever he married hin h . and of g course & fellow. Anvone that. |alone work disgusted ble snappiness ar window at snappy heir a th v, some- a Ranny would writing or painting, that, he'd hims: 1dvise to make burdened I shoull ©00 g0 1 we [ year— loaf msel a ber mother-In. amazed could arti: eyes. s . broke nig been kitcher via during one night broke off a inked anc She erately, Pe looki delib- ngagen: had plans for n And first tried Sylvia For Mrs. Jane Brackett up into Ranny's face with mis own 1little N holding own littl to cook!" She then a lang “on, I she with hers, where I used sighed again, wistfully Sylvia missed the rke on her own little n the bell rang went to let in Lolly and Thoms le Puss Jdshing do my home!" w s “if on imself with a n and vivia aga home und rest of her re way r home. door what Mother that the She 1 bought all in The Neat the gas bill and done all the and s had s eaten has paid bill, 2nd baking g 25 we ever forgat the look on Pu face Mareh's impudent little ight sight of Ranny bending over Mrs. Brackett's chair and loo ing down into her eyes, She as caring for at him little pi whe had rubbing stared mout op ned. hen took hold “Hello, ere was a r 1 by his she crossed roon of Ranny's arm, you!” an who was ar family, tk “Did d up and are your you dragged him playfully by ood up, lookir that it, 8! speak 1o m wor manners? her Rau up?” She come out one ear, and faith in very annoyed. “Hello, glad Know A was didn’t everyone in ell of knew Mother S i Phelys . th Where ed were ny. twea all Her him Ran rnoon while and aby were takin Ivia washed batl er hour dressing herself. took time to do t that she hadn" too busy earning money and caring the baby to look her which 00k a full a Ranny's for all tl When § per wor. ylvia and F things done for months, § on t by arm and the dining room a blind man “Here, let's sit hera and pulled him her on the window seat Tetrazzini's cage. “Maybe the will sing. 1 like with She didn't to look meals. How about He up.” but it this Mrs. Brackett really |z that Lolly sald she was no use in trying to 1 Certainly led him if he the out into for the house and as had been But now she and rubbed ine into her touch of rouge lobes of her polished her naily perfume and brilliant- dark Thalr, added a to her lips and the ears, said 1 io want nade the beauty Sylvia went quictly to Peter asked Lim to 130k after Mrs Brackett, who was sitting starin stonily ahead of her and paying no attention to what going on when he around her. Only now and then she his nap at five o'clock. shot Ranny and Puss a look of dis- d faintly. h, thiss!gust and indignation. e asked, looking down | Peter obediently got up and filled g white folds of the |two plates. Aunt Agony lhad made| “But I thought I could with edding a year ago, “Oh, [you and hear how you're getting ng?" Her tone was care- |along,” he said to Sylvia. There was |a look in his eyes that she couldn't {make out. Then he crossed the room to Mrs, Brackett. “May T sit here with * he asked, politely. /lvia, watching her, saw her pull |herself together and give him a brilliant smile as ghe took a plate from him. “I've been hoping you would!" |She laughed into his eyes and then she glanced across the 1two rooms ut erin that realized that she was [Ranny. There was a sort of chal- joalous of this woman she had |lenge in her cat's eyes. seen—this Mrs. Brackett. | “This” Sylvia said to herself, “is often referred to women as |sickening, really. To watch two " |women make fools of themselves over the man who belongs to me! It T had any brains I suppose ['d |take the )y and go away for lgood!” de-| Rut she knew she wouldn't. |while she was thinking it. (TO B ECONTINU and there dowdy was, look was there are all lit up for? asked, sleepily | at | Ranny, woke from | Sylvia smil old dress at the shini dress that for Fay's this old tt But she knew she was heautiful the dress. Above it her neck rose like a tower of Ivory and her cves were like blue lakes at eve- ning. The soft lace ruffles of it rose |and fell like clouds over her breast. Long ago Ranny would have looked at her with admiration if | she had come to him in that dr but now he only grinned a liftle to himself. And she knew by t you was in he never Ranny | “jealous cats “T think Tl peg or two—t of | ously. And murely take him down a him down a couple thought mischlev- ar stories,” she she said aloud and >efer’s coming fonight for You don't mind, do you?"} 50 even |supper. D) | 'HEROWN WAY | FLOUTING DOCTOR FLINT | The conversation between Angn‘ had been many times by customers. ways when one was not her down tonight.” The store nurse stopped at interrupted | counter. But al-| "Doctor Flint wants to see you in busy she [his office after the store closes, took up the thread as though it had | Miss Dean,' she said. |not been dropped. It was my turn| “I'm sure I don't know, Miss 'now, ad as Angie was waiting for |Dean. He said something, however, the bundle clerk to do up her pack- |about a bottle that you had picked age, 1 said in a low yoice: {up in the women's rest room this | “T really am going to dine with |afternoon.” Miss Meredith tenight and some| “Oh, he did, did he? You can tell time, my dear Angie, Il introduce |Doctor Flint that I'm going out to |you to her. She sald I was a ‘regular |dinner and it will be impossible to |ferlow’ and T am sure that s just |sde him tqnight.” what she is.” “But Doctor Flint asked me to “But how are you golng to get [bring you to his office.” out, of your other engagement,| “I don't see how you are going to Judy? T couldn't help hearing you [do it, nurse,” I answered flippant- tell J. D. that you had one ly, “unless you bind and gag me. T stopped short in putting a |I'm not going to his office tonight. handkerchief box back on the shelt, [If Doctor Flint wants to see me for T had just remembered my en- |tomorrow, I'll go up to his offico gagement with Jerry. It was almost fon store time. After five o'clock five and we were beginning to “put |each night iy obligation to anyone the stock to bed.” in authority in the Morton Depart- “I did have an engagement, [ment Btore ceases. And it doesn't Angie, but T am going to break it |commence again until half pas I can dine with Jerry Hathaway any |elght the nert day.” {ime and 1 may never have a chance | The closing bell sounded, and the to dine with Joan Meredith if T turn {nurse sped away. my and myself