New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 22, 1927, Page 10

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1927. [ l = = gfie |nun Standish, the writer of boys | ing, one crust apple pic, che e —_— | stor 1k, cof T | =! 3 S milk, coffee. (urn into a butfered haking di Lo U e s EL nbvrs | ' A. Gilbert Patton Sealloped Squash with Pacor Cover with erumbs. Diroil bacon Q. What nationality is the name | Three cups baked and riced | until halt done and arrange over Adele Garrison’s Absorbing Sequel to A 1),(\».“‘;1,1 i squash, 1 teaspoon salt, 1-2 top of squash. Bake in a hot e i, 2 2 / is Scundinavian, meaning spoon paprika. .1 teaspoon sugar, oven for twely winutes, Serve Revelatiens of a Wife” $nore wanie Thos was the Wavk |1.b wearpunn sntnics. U iooy cresi.| sasmised yitn son it | / | god of W lin. Thursday |1 ; = : Beginning a New Serial— ) ()y S S ) z0d 0 . son of Odin. Thursday egg, 1-2 cup coar Lread Cut squash in quarfers and 2 £ E St AVg was named in his honor. crumbs, 6 thin slices bacon move sceds 10 bake. Allow al Noung “Mr. Jackson’ Pays Court 10 > . AN DINE © CHARLES GCRIBNEDS SO Q. What is the value of the trade | Add salt, papriki. . i hour for baking and use a mod LRI : 2 S that Poland and Danzig had with meg and i 1o sifted squ or en, R R TSR 5 the United States in 1925-262 Beat until smooth and add csz Copyright, 1 NEA Serviee, In K CHARACT OF THE STORY ‘ = —-~| A, The mports from those ports o = ¥ Tis | mounted to $4 and the ex- = — = — —_— : 7 PHILO VANCE { Your He Ith ports from the U. 8. were valued at : ; JOHN F.X. MARKHAM ...... a S e e EOBG0LLRIEo N Q. To whom did Rudolph Valen- ! e District Attorney of New Y County How to Keep It— || tino leave most of his mone ALVIN H. BENSO} ) Valentino be iy Caitses af [nese A. Valentino beaueathed a third Well-known W of his estate, valued at more than .. Who was mysterviously murdered in his home Lt S o $1,000 o to Mrs. Teresa Werner, | MAJOR ANTHONY BENSONI... o0 .. e BY DR MORRIS FISHBEIN | oyl to T dnring his s f‘n:“f',’,':;;: I e . Brother of the murdered man ltor Journal of the American from Natacha Rambova, his last | S MRS. A Housekeeper for Alvin Benson Medical fon and of Hy- | wife. The former wife, who is |;r.\m| MURIEL ST, CLAIR oovoruoeesrnnnre. A young singer | | ¢ the Health Magasine in private life as Winifred Hugaut, | CAPTAIN PHILIP LEACOCK ... Miss St. Clair's fiance Onc ot tneimost comnion (aymp. | Was cit off Wi NS solaely (e LIANDER PFYIFE etk LD g i e e G e il e S R AR i T . is a of spots floating before Shares equally with brother and | Ilh\_}i\[(\)l A B ANNINGEECUSEr . A friend of Pfyfe's the vyes. Selentifics these are Sister, in the final distribution o{‘} \ I Y N e s called “muscae volitantes, the estate ... Seeretary of the firm of Benson and Benson The speclalists In discascs of | Qo When and where was Rin| COLONEL BIGSBY OSTRANDER A retired army officer the cve attaches little significancy | Tin Tin, the movie dos. horn | WILLIAM H. MORTARTY A {to i unlese such spots| A- He was born in the advance e SV o .... An alderman can 1 examina. | 7one of the A. E. F. in France in ] ] x L Wb G, 8 0o T 7\ : [ tiong th the ophthal- {1918 I'weed of heavy A .]()%‘.lh;‘ firm of Stitt and McCoy, public accountants moscope. rument with{ Q. Was_there anot Jaclk quality is the mate ] 81 ])) ,\vl\l\lll)lnL foee Ass stgt‘.lzl District Attorney pinch Looks fintolth e i e S rvial in this beig Z g ) ... Serged 3 ida red ¥ h Jack De was ! i 1 o e ]_\iH,;TL ant of the Homicide Bureau floating spots have been !lhe famous m rrowniis ?me‘ - .\Illlt co;tumi ’ - gt ed -to irvitations of the |the “Brooklyn Nonpareil rom Brandt o 1 N Detectives of the Homicide Bureau congestion of the tissues, | Q- How old is Estelle Taylor, the Paris. There is an S : Ii'\ IONETR ot Commanding Officer in and various _consii- | Wife of Jack Dempsey inverted pleat in he air ¢ ves assigned to District Attorney’s office dise Generally spe A- S Lyenty=sevon the front e PHELPS, TRACY, SPRINGER, HIGGINBOTHAM ot ot tinigancg i ToRpne e el skirt and the back Iohiain. AR AT rowas | stectivos e T Sy o instances: if the person con- the | o § a b ne A1 ou Dicky, | (-”.-'1«'%'{\“(&vl{?.flml'i\ ok ;‘”], to District Attorney’s office ned has the right kind of glasses| A. According o statistics for of the cape. Tabs 1 11 s vmel | DR, DOREMUS . GEDORN ....... Fire-arms expert [ and keeps himself in gool physical there are 21,700. 1 at the neck and side of c (im e had upon her | ”‘ _l,“ W \(»V . Medical Examiner condition, the spots will disappuar, Q. Does the averzge American seams of the cape ' + b § | FRANK S KER . iy Sparks 1 Flashes ore potatoes than the average e o B g ) | cornir CREE oo to District Attorney o ot it also for | give it a military 3 | S, VAN DINE <eeeeenn. Vance's valet o tlashes lof Nights Naltper conin| look. 5 Yot 3. 8. VAD NE .. . The Narrator sometimes due to disturb- toes in the m,‘w‘ ances of the circulation of the ' United States is 2 2-3 bushels, after “ Narl| ———————— blood In the ey ailowing for approximately 1 hushel her 1 | (1 n L explained Markham, “1 In cases in which one of the Per < fmy" '_fl! /"h"\ spoilage flmh ‘ \ o el B IS T ive e ihen thie it Dryrat\ning metnbraoest ofSihelcyo shrinkage. The ave crman con- > 1 s strengthened and Leacock. Vanc & dofinites And |De inflamed, the sensation °of sumption nba v Pl n bent toward s Miss St. Clair, and when about the visit of | d7zling hes of light of varlous ’;‘j’ 9 ;-g’"; 1 r and tone of testimony str ens the on and Miss Hoffman. ‘*fl:m. may h'{ very ;»nlan,mner“ ; furey ( m .]|‘ ~'r1'~ (iv::; 2 2 banal comm Leacock he intervenes Nt 3 Some people complain® particu- | per cent of the 11 erop co s i it e, o el UBeenvalige B b ge o8 Gonstnk Rowers O eoll Ly winene (URE UEE Is used to i 1| piue ; i L presting the its enclosures, and then handed | op qust or of large numbers of | fecd livestock and for the manufac- : i > L . Ey ; . t starch and alcohol. [ ed 1 pre s haxin by Major Ienson and relates that! - qont see any . Iblack specks floating in front of of star | o ' too many distractions for a | Pfyfe and Alvin Benson h : ] 1”'..,‘ LAt In that™ g cyes or of stationary spots of . it percentage of the milk my vouns wornan with ambitions to be- | reled in the latter's office LRl dgor o like a pri- | size. In many instances|produced in the United States goes i person. | come 1 (test actress of her | : gt Seanie ualtnlibcyie b g i e due to difficultics of \into household consumption? What Wher 1 & fo it .\0\\. BI -l} THE. STORY allongbiyie seletcotk siohtanan; vision or of vision gencrally. |proportion is used for jce cream iy mo Ce 5 CHAPTER XX 1 tiie sooner T get him locked up vtimes the wearing of blue|and what is the per capita consump- E 4, 5 = = NADEE 3 2 had listencn attentive- | the better I'll feel.” colored glasses which cut off the [tion of milk? & et £ dnc ly to Vanee's summary. He now at may be tomorrow,” Mark- | req rays will reliove the person | A. In the eight years from 1917} P sat in rapt silence gazing down at | ham cncouraged him. “So don't|concerned of his symptoms. [to 1925 the per capita consumption | Every fioma_ th {ront, back or elde, as well as those ) fasttipincast oxen this little delay. Sce Doctor Annually [ of milk in the United States in-| u are blessed Chit Le Biviaves withory A with Fou're keeping the Captain| ¢ is, no doubt, the hest advic o to 54.8] & and ths ny nder surveillance, aren’t you?" that possibly be given to! s. Most of this increase was in | Aol g I'll say so,” grinned Heath i people generally to a comp. where health officials | suggestions e gosted Vines Vance turned to Markham. tent specialist in diseases of the jstressed the value of clean, safe] ¥ I "“’l“‘ “'“ YOULEp S “What about that list of names | eyes at least once each year and |milk. Tn the same period ice cream | f ho coupon ! ! ou made out for the Sergeant? to take lightly any disturb- | production in 1 53.7 per cent A e s el e b e e e s 2 pigked up chesteloph stood you to say something about | The eve, once damaged. docs|creased to such a degree at the | CANDECARIRCE AN RDENING EDITOER, derifihais mtihis hofel inos aliby not recover with ease; neither | proportion used for ice eream me | ) WasHin s tont DG LG s e Sieald S Markham hesitated, frowning. | does any other highly specialized 1y changed from 3.3 per cent to 3.8 YING 1108 ul waitin® and all that Then he handed Heath the paper organ of the body. Disturbances | per cent. At pr t aporoximately | was in; and Markham re- | oii 00T mes Vance had | seen early are treated to hetter | half of the milk i the United| ; ” quested him to come at once 0 the | gyjieq off to him. |advantage than if therc is con- | Statcs s consumed in the household. | LitlloaMresbatel s i ol “As @ matter of caution, Ser- |siderable delay. Q. What is the origin of the e “Chere's another thing 1 wish *he, said morosely, “T wish word sterling? i By Thornton W. Burg yowd do for me,” said Vance, When | oo’ ot tne the alibis of all these | A. The derivation is uncertain | the other had finished telephonidg: | pogpie on the night of the murder. | Phut it is said to be derived from | he fact is, I'm Jonging to KNOW |y yring something contribu- Jsasterlings or Hanse merchants, Tn | at everyone was doing during |y, o Jight, Verify those you | stlver manufacturing “sterling” in- | ey the hour of Bensow's dissolution=— |y g ynow” such as Pryfe's; and | dicates a standard finencss of 'hr“ = S e E e dicate | e e ———— m. on the night of the th 3 Q. When did baseball Ix/rmnr\; or tw speak pedantically, the rn- S eetl il sona ek o il e ! ; N A T ; turned @ look of angry exasperation | o se aimough it was|f An Advertisement Addressed to the Markham looked at him in FEECE O lovcaltotoome e antyan ey GO e sl L G s 1840, i | M h t f N B PR falth in alibis—though they do . oo | | A, The word is from the Latin . : o i prove disappointin’ at time, what? o i T onty vou | | ndies"—a day, and refers to a meet- | The Live Merchant desiring to open a branch would There's cock, for instance. It it, Markham, I'm your tute- | ing of dignitaries or delegates (a | store should visit the newly completed— that hall-boy had told Heath to | piR (6 500 deus ex machina, | | national assemblage) held from day | toddle along and scll his violets, | oy gairy godmother.” ito day for legislative, ecclesiastical | you couldit do a blesscd thing 1o S0 (G0 BT atternogn). i SR | or municipal ‘purposes. CAMEO THEATER BU[ e R O e LGl o ntee aal oo ‘,"".""\n(,”-r“ht‘vh Al ol (st e ey Loe oy qua“’UOt)S MS“E“':‘D Res e L ot iy oRehE Baclk: . o (Ichepln Lt o LEEIR NS 2 tive Markham had sent to 94 River- | ou can get an answer to any|dame estine Sc ann-Hein DT T T ’ o back word hat Peter was | Wiy not find - out where exersons | L e ‘same In radiacing sate | quesion of fact or information by | A, 308 Orange Avenur, - Coro- BRISTOL, — ON THE MAIN STREET T wa . Y faction. ! writing to the Question Editor, New | nado, California. - ! wna they were all about Pe- | “’"-‘“' '”‘“, ”"‘ Cant """"(;’1"" I think T've got what you want, | Britain Herald, Washington Bureau, | e i 7 Large Modern Stores Eomembered Dot it nas wpl| ol SO out the | WS raucous volee was 1322 New York avenue, Washington. | f h F o1 | : ) i e e S oy ones whose i reabouts | (UL umonant. T went "up [D. C. encising two cents in nser Menas for the Family 21 Modern Offices It was up there that she | YUY€ . e there e 'St Clair woman's apartment for reply. Medical, legal and marital | Sl DT il U u var f Vene clbaRMOGER IS SR and e the bell. $he came to the [advice cannot be given, nor can | e e } A new business development containing a beau- = et A ihat might. There way have heen | 00 0T T TY stepped into | extended research be undertaken. | BY SISTER MARY | tiful 1,800-scat vaudeville theater. Stores k t She 1 5 ir o i L erushof friends and acquaint= | TG Syt iy questions to | All other questions will reccive 8, B ekt ntatoupe, cereal, | suitable for any line of business. For particu- r back and sl op- AnSamiE Bl ol (ks poooe oW HRRi o SiEVLI S0 i Wl persona-eply W Usigneal vajuests | Brear s et Siss s s BRCeTa R lars appl ' b Poter ! thought him the most "”"”(‘1” bl L “""‘"Y"m‘"' “When T 14 on T knew the pack- cannot be answered. Al letters | PANCaks ileroitee ol Sy ; o reon in I et estat Srsuant i ames | 260 0 R e and ”Z“:f]“”““""” ey | b e matoes, rown COLONIAL THEATERS, INC.. BRISTOL A i eatd e v L o take his mind off hix sor- | ShOF WE I Mis| @ When will Ash Wednesday | bread, rasin cookies, milk, fea. . - i me :‘{.’:,"'\' 5 ,',:,,, ‘l,.‘fj 5. i }‘xprr‘fm‘r.fux. T:y: i [.-J(\:Xl‘,mv k}:s and Easter Sunday come in 19287 Dinner -— Hot lamb loaf with Phone Bristol 1939 o : { e inananie: 1 knew, as well as T. that | 2Prert 3 A Ash Wednesday February 22, | tomato sauce, stewed okra, Chi- 4 S OIaT o S not have made a sug-} SEIC and Easter Sunday April 8. nese cabbage with French dres # old. P Eh ihe OM | cistion of (his kind unless actuated | SRR o oairs and 1( Q. Do garter snakes live on land 5 s B tho and Deter | 1y some serious motive; and for | ;e any more than got to the (OF in water? | 3 T ng. 8 nad f several moments he studied the | (GO S Tiien her signal | A They belong to the ribbon ) Mgl Hi If M G i M 0 : | eimers foce Tnttis, I tryine 1o eiebiost Cwien | her SR snake famiy ani oo swamns, | NHICKeY (Himself) McGuire. By Fontaine Fox. dear O Te-t pateh, wh ol il seasonioR s uneneeted i ol it Lonie | nood s Tock wRial it st e sy ¢ ; 3 i o St side, and listened fn. She ws "‘(';“"10“‘*:» ]'T;\l'." ;""d anon earth Mc6 ) = - \ I specific e e i her finst | WOrms, tadpoles, fich, frogs, toads, wasn't 8 s I atind st s U THES Ll :‘i\'!no“x’ Der i small mammals and birds. Sorhe UIRES GANG HAVE NOT BEEN THROWING VERY WELL Noved g k up his pencil ar O e rom hare vostcrday and | Sbecles are semi-aquatic. In. the) IN ANY OF THEIR RECENT BATTLES. Eea hove a shect of puj A & northern parts of their range they | i ) No, T sl t T oy T did |00 one s fo I otireolied [MBEE it it a il m g outi |2y ernate tomiecein hen topMEnoh y : ithout Po- | Yance. “Put down Miss Sl C lair| . he didn't say ¢ihing for a and are gregarious in the winter and e ; Iihopl el = Gaptatn Lencock—thnammjor— | 1K BR S B CH e spring during the breeding season. had t ' 1 5 1 cant | Pfyfe—Miss Hoffman e The eggs arc hatched within the a : . : ameeant | aliss Hoffman! e s T sae a body of the mother and the young | ,, : % ‘ | “Everyons HaSyon I Tas IWCREAR Ll o S e o r (el ISR Gy rumboTAtrom di QoL 6l 1 1 Holimeng s Jovai S 11 il ervining in the morn. | on In0EDERIRRE fEom binth Theny At | Ostrander Y la niads Dier mromlse. to)deen, are iproduced usnally in late sum- | 5 o0l N Markham. e mer, mature in a year, and breed | : t story: “The Empty | : . quiet until tomorrow, and then 1 . e b et | crook nen Markham S the following spring. i R e e e e e i ar - - e R the story. |- SIS Medieval Jewelry o nicois tora posimmine:: Senley i s worr s P from the conversation? | FLAPPER FANNY SAYS: 1 R g 1t you ask me. Chief,” said the | (FWd e e e Jetectiv 4 iny down fen to one | Mo that Leacock's gullty and the girl | fi Knows it.” | > | Markham thanked him and let ( ‘ hLim | This sub-Polemac chivalry,” | ] commented Vance, “is a frightful | nuisanee But aren't we about | due to hold polite converse with | | the genteel Leander?” Imost as he spoke the man was | b announced. He entered the room with his habitual urbanity, he could rd not wholly disgulse his uneasiness | of mind | = down, Mr. Prefe” directed | I Markhan briusquely, “H seems you | - a Jitle more explaining o | |ASTOR PIANOCS ' | ) ont {he manilla cnvelope, ‘ Uprights, Players. Grands he laid its contents on the desk | 1 1768 | re the other could see them. | | “Will you be so good as to tell REBUILT USED PIANOS | me about thes | : With the dtest 0Up i Pryfe; but his voice | | ] {5 assurance. Some of his poise, | [ - ata.u.s.par.oer. walter H' Kovel Ig of necklace, earr 00, had deserted him, and as he ©1927 BY NEA SZRVICE, INC. Hand-hammered, 1 paused to light a cigaret T detected | Tuning and Repairiy ” exact reproduction of old nuv; a4 slight nervousness in the way he 38 Rockwell Ave. Tel nks and come in Roman gold manipulaicd his gold match-safe, Two cannot be loved as chcaply as I Vance ) (TO BIE CONTINUED) one. =