New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 7, 1928, Page 12

e NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1 will have one that will foot and Mrs. W pinches of brown sugar Prepared lettuce LOVE'S EMBERS | Once Overs By C. D. Batchelot | Your Health BUY YOUR FA i - o | i b | e OF MEAT BY ITS COLOR Adele Garrison’s Absorbing Sequel To l({j\l: 100‘!‘;‘1'1’ It— { “Revelations of a Wife” = Spmed i e 5 e e e Beginning a New Serial | |Experiments by U. S. Agricultural Experts May Lead o L. o 5 5 | BY DR MORRIS FISHBLIN | to New Standards. = e [ Kditor dourval of the A | ¥ " #ladze Tells Noel to K est the camp- « c A Attention to leand around with | ssoclation and of Hy- here was 1 have a goed reason | | - Health Ma . i1 i Verit I | there were out- | \ 4 of M ¥ low-toned reply was| United States of i i ous, and startling in | it type of sore | E T ans’ to the drinking hat type of epi- ’ 1 i s | g . 3 e v roached so . ~ o sicing his whispered cone ] ure a g o ! J « he last we maw Y : s & the sand | H 1 Marion | j 10k, boasting | s they'd w 1l a little bit Iw f n | later came tralling in. But L s z thi to warn you that | o B t nd possesses a very 4 o calous disposition. 1t's Jucky you N E 18 r lier back when you did or| 1 might have been 43 a challenge to mortal £ i " Butlr i in the laugh which R wed nonsense that it was a Mis~ Dorothy Nicherson, Unele Sam's anly weman color espert,is niessage she had sent me shown matehing up varions cuts of meat with color dises, + the guise of foolery. She had o insured my giving the same account Mar, ¢ s [ v disappearance which Mary v ¥ ¥ srion had furnished, thus Paster | pro Ui of 1 A inyone from suspecting that ; arvied out will nd Nocl had had an any op- ' i S it jeted | " 3 roan interview while me wto 1 1 | sant Peom £he casAnfire. | i IR 425, Newspper Leature | | R Inc. \ wonism ! indicates melous g0 may & 1 y e = | i<t ool cuts will contain more o | s distribte sre yellow. 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In ; % " AR fact, he couldn’t see that it was any | narmiE 5 ; ; its distr different. “Well.” thought he, “if | G S 5 Serived is satisficd 1 ought to be. But o A M ot the last time P ever undertake ; A anything for hier. Somehow or | iy ) g . £ never oat 90 It riEnt 1, 1 feaspo ! GUAPEFRUIT SALAD That beehive cortalnly was a very | ! reie e : ; S comfortable place in which to live. | A it - . . e e Mrs. Whitefoot had to admit that : i e S Aspoons of grated it was all that Whitefoot had prom- ‘ 1 ool is b B is been added. ised her it wo , Warmest wint : ; iarobin ) L.f . N. . vound bone — : o meat, in . e’ s [Niceties ook s whieh had dropped from the swarm 4 N po red herbs, e o Hints on Etiquette 1 sprinkie eveny N Y F e 2l were 1o enemics N”“""‘"\"];: i to be afraid of. Always, wherever 1. 1s the old-fashioned way of la: s ot e ! they had lived, there had been 1 ing two or three teaspoons cross- aoden Lot ot WII LIAM HAINE ] fea at some day Shadow the!yice above eac consi R b by | e e b ,,’)',':,‘.‘,,“"," idtny W""d""d; Try working this varicty puzzle) 9. Like P s s iy Pt Hd ndt fear Shadow. PS i) | down from No. 4 horizontal and up | 10. Salted roc of sturzcon. 5 0 P n place Tad E {'I'; ‘;:rdn:fxy it v":“s‘"?uy\, .]:;:;r‘fx.;. 2. How arc coffec spoons distrib-| ¢ on No 46 )mrizanwl.‘ 2 111, Rendered efficient a greased cas- (The Smart Aleck) [ ahle place to live. | 3. Dessert spoons? | HORIZONTAL e not G ? f Both Whitefoot Mrs. White- | The Answers. | 1. The rojection of a lock 37,8 Coyerad S 2 add be water ) “ foot knew that they had no busi-| g, yes, | 4. Ascendancy. bl vl reduce hest. Cook about an ® i ness in there. They ki that werc 2. They are placed on saucers|12. Acldity of the stomach. hour, or until tender, in @ moderats Everyone knows Bill Haines, the smart fellow of those bres amake ey \hen coffer is served. | 14. lines as a panel on a garnient. over to hrown on e 5 . X 4 e would not be all ont | 4 placed at right of cover|15. Variant of “a." top. Serve 1 etale. Sk il the movies—Bill says the smart thing for crossword < inifinte ¢ Live Boeon el pin the course is served. |16, Animal allied to the civet. er in slices crosswise o sery |}l addicts today is to make up an original crossword presence. But as | cold el = 118, Child. (Copyright, 1928, N Sirvice, | 1 weather lasted there SALTY SOUF 112, Yelow bugle. 9 e When it comes to silver wedding | ‘ [ fear from the bees. 1f you find you have put 100|20. Systematic course of dict MWritite Inetoum Dl - Mr, and Mrs. Walier A, May s 5 It happened one duy t miuch salt in the soup. add a cou-| Manger for feeding animals, Molding xfm” L Ul‘_\' Group of Women to ‘ | . e s Ll take plenty of silver to put across 1 asleep in their snug s will otercome the saltiness | Mark raised by a lash. f ’l‘” ,_”, ate fight between fam- Have Convention Place | Hhey have 4 70 of their fricnds | fng been out most of somewhat without aweetening it. | Paid publicity. S e i Washington, Mar, 6, (P— The Na- | W0 2o to Pa ith wedding and by into their drear v el i Gutded. it al Women's Democratic Law |anfiversary, Aprl 27. Mr. May is | a strange noise. At CRISP LETTUCE | Age. e forcement, icague, advocate of a |Providing the transportation for his o keep lettuce crisp, scparate |30, Second note in scale. ok eilat f187 sandidate for the democratic |BUcsts. The party will leave New \ the and wash, shake, put in:31. Contended. 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