New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 30, 1928, Page 30

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1928, Brotherly Love, A Girl—Tragedy‘ u CTION] ‘\L’l& | P {11l he had knelt and adored the COPYRIGHT AUTHOR. OF | Horses Go to Church | Tleasod Sacrament which Saint 1928 BY ER TIN *SAINT AND . ‘ On Patron Saint’s Day | anthons hoid before him. ol SINNER n i (P —Horses and| When the day of their patron ? 1 to church once a Stint com around, the animals THIS HAS HAPPENED s stay on Mrs. Carson would ' whispered. “Oh, David, what are we v i oomed until they shine, their s Ford fs jeft t sh, 1 W can nt to adopt 1 But of course goingto do?” She began to cry then. Anthony ops are braided with blossoms, ‘ e tod and wash ou wari and Mr. Carson wouldn't let in little, frightened whimpe: but taken to ir hoofs are varnished and = s zs e They hate me because David per blue eyes, swimming in tears, « ir owners to be bless- | paper stars are pasted on various it you do a ob, © won't marry Pearl. ncver left his face. parts of their hodies. o wer David better than any- T boy squared his shoulders as i e = ing suds fro e i e the world,” she confessed if 1o prepare them for a great bur- EAD HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS ; T as the pink in her den. and in that instant he seemed doc s e 4 of gu wned. “But T would to zrow older. Color came slowly B 2 lothier, even if it back to his bronzed cheeks, but his | "t mother. 1 lips shok a little as he answered o 1 out Zuls eve “We've got to run away, Sally. ‘ ) cvery nothing? Why before the family comes home. 1 v s < mother wt to leave him-—down there—if 1 . spoils he Il enduring? 1ie’s only hurt. But I'll be damned if | 0w g, Pear isn't isn't even ¥ here and get us both sent to L 1 « date to her ist to ease a pain that that oday, ar her three big apple T , if Lie isn't dead, may be hav- : | the oven, she washed the Oh, God. T hope 1 didn't kill ' bowl in which she 1 lixed I just went crazy when he . : iy o ) crust: 4 dried cal ou that name— Wil you | 1 1 hig yellow pine com or do you want to stay te W 1 rolling pin, and restored nnd face them with me? Whatever's tii 1l i them 1o their proper places. Then, best for you—" i = zrand ering inz very ful and virtuous, Sally Ford did mnot hesitate for 4 Bl ¢ . \ Sl st the table for supper, singing a moment. Her Llue eyes were full o 8 sceaps of popular songs which of trust and adoration as she an- sor 7 B . 1 heard ove radio during swered: *I'll go with You, David. T DOW GO ON WITH THI STORY ¥ 0 v week on the farm. knew 1'd have to run away. I'm all | P CHA By that time her pies ked packed.” | L w, M s s p. golden brow little “All right.” David spoke rapidly. ) : blisters across their top "Il fix up a small bundle, too. You ) 3 N get your things and leave the house , 1 1o say it myself said, as quickly as possible. Cut across the bt out ¢ I old-woman way, her orchard to the corn field and wait 1 f \ 1 cocke us she sur- for me where we were sitting the | ke 1 ) s or “those are other night. I'll join you almost by & ' = | cal pies Carson wiil | the time you get there. But I want ‘ : 0 1 Le surprised and pleased.” vou to leave first, just in case they Tl s, 1l Then, Lecanse she was very tired come back before 1 can get away. B 1 nd the late afternoon sun was mak- Now, run!” 1 S fro Lpar n n inferno of the kitche Rally Sally obeyed. somchow forcing ¢4 2 ou | stoog \ 1 1iid her dips ) climbed the stecy back stairs to the | her muscles to carry out David's m Mrs Carson’s garret, intending to take a cooling | commands, but the tears wore com- i iz vividly, she spones bath and a short nap before |ing so fast that she bumped unsee- » " Kitehen sink, | the family rned, hungry for ingly into apple and peach trecs as | £ out o | g 1 owel r. She was ahout to pass|she ran through the orchard, the | b 1 rland 1 class with | David's door when his voice halted brown paper parcel of clothes eluteh- \ = o4 fightly to her bosor. Twice v f A M Ciarson nade 0 t you, Sally” I've heen en dashed the tears from her eyved, 0 Sally's s, th inging, even if 1 did | zlanced fearfully ahout, and listen- [} ) i =il 6 ai moment the time Jistening than 4. but she saw and heard nothing o = own E A friendd, un- Iyving The sun was getting low in the west, | \ | She went inveluntarily toward slanting in golden, dust-laden beams To break a cold harmlessly and in a hurry try a Bayer ?fispmn g 1 T didn't know yon were up throngh the rows of apple trees AN e tablet. nd for headache. Tht action of A<p|rm is ve:jvle lclent; . o ' 17 she fold him. “I'm | When she reached the shelter of NEA New York Rurca ey atism and lumbago s : B 4 u-,‘.; ‘ L ; = m:“} r"'vqn 1 m”mv iterfot iy Tosan. Ml e veteran (lowen): Annonnten. hislensagrment doi 100,in cases of neiralgia, nenritis, even \']'ICUII\\'I'H i “s i [ S i 2 ) o AR ‘(m e 1 it 1 | Bivaty; fob her heart was ~m!l’:¢;:"'\ Maric williger (right). telephone operator, Wallkill, N. Y. approved And there’s no after effect; doctors g spirin to chi r“‘ J 4 L et K eningly. Jnst befors she reacheq | the Mateh. Fut na se with Jarry McHugh oipper), local postmaster and — often infants. Whenever there’s pain, think of Aspirin. b[I he Viv found a | The Loy was seated at a small (the end of the field she paused, J's\'rlx n|’f|¢y- brother, w )m4( )5 'n.u Tm]w‘«-m m‘( v‘l*”]m\”' n:‘; D:r’l\\i‘: genuine Bayer Aspirin |,asd13,-.\cr on the box and on every tablet. - the faet that pine table, coversd with hooks and |opened her bundie with shaking | SOorhy of Jess SIS B AR R B R R D All druggists, with proven directions. / Jv because papers, but as she advanced hesi- hands, drew ont the dark blue linen """” “"“","")"l{ ,'“, 1”‘”‘“.‘ - ‘:" : flmu\; : B “?”ff”. ik 25 . tativ 1o the roos he rose dress and put it en over the hlue- lice el BE Sl OORANS < OIEAMLIONE AL, BOEEY S Ph b Ba A’ » Come on in invited Tospi- and-white gingham uniform of the varred the gun upon himself, Slclm rucn e yer pl“n’ a tably. “Wouldn't von like to see my [orphanage. She was re.tying her Ly | th h ’ e S e e e - : A it does NOT affect the heart other two 1l of pictures of prize stock and |ound of feotsteps running toward | Filipino Boyv S AnseAmericas fresifents SnRdEne. slicslicns iven her model chicken farms and champion | her between rows of corn. p: 03 ADle n e trin tn the trade mark of Baer Munnlacture of Monosceticacldester of Tolicsiescd v Ilitie oid “aving hens and things like that. | David was hatless. His eyes were Saving American Beiro Horirets thel iball sanig Sand L Iterations on | 100k he commanded, snatehing up | 3ide, unsmiling, but his lips manag- anghaj. March 30 (I'P)-A tale | dashed for the hitle girl. He was D sally sped to |# book as if eager 10 detain her.[cd an upturning of the corners to |f Ataunch heroism recently came able to push her out of the way just T e T e i T GATURDAY. SPECIALS AT gedly or them, | grandfather owns. She holds the Sorry-—to he—so long,” he pant. |SCtlement where Japanese, Filipinos ing. slowed ids pace i walked si Nleen i 1 then | state reeord for butter-fat produc- cd. “But T telephoned a doctor that 204 American hoys play baschall Tha oy wes Kit iHa wied laken e e R Pliinrn. Whot Tioseh shindl (el tostiie "dlosan ily made | tion. Jler name's Beauty Bess— |Carson had been—hurt—and asked | Fedro Diaz. 11-year-old Iilipine, [at once to the General hospital, but oo i IRLnel e sloea Repn s el maded EoR Iim fo come over. T d1dn-t aneeer 18 at bat. A ball thronn by Young |the best medical aid that could be filtne o e e e e Iy, Withent a thought as to the | when he asked who was calling, Told | 10'% & 10-year-old Japanese pitch- | engaged was powerloes. He died | I H E N Ew B RI I Al rise on the < of the rauge, Sall Mavhe 3t would be | iipropricty of being in a man's bed- | him Carson had slipped from the ‘.':'d‘:“':‘ '°‘“’;"‘T"h""i 1‘| 'drfll o v'x;u-'on the operating table. | « 1irs, not pansing 4 the dres ¢ rooni. slipped into the e e was |roof.” EJIC BONNEGLEE e all sped Lo Lhi| s ran to-t irs, not pausing for e dresses if she|r Uppedytuforchiojahaiciie wa sipook . - Ldistant ontfield. The boy rounded | GREECE HAUTS SAUT-MAKING | good-night bt she conldn’t holding for her and bent her little I'm awfully glad you did, David. first X M 20, (P—Accumula- | Mah gv 15 ot {5, ile i | in the orphanag: | braid-crowned head gravely over her | It was like you. Shail we go now? "' Sccond and headed for third.| —Athens. Mar. 30. (R—Accumula. | ol Qo 1By s s : hook. David looked down at her ;n“ But at that moment a motor car| tion of unsold salt in KO\'r‘rnmfln’i T PHONE 485 Han, 5 i arly irday afternoon Mr “I'm going 1o stock the Yarm |wonder, and his eyes snd lips were | )/ 7o BY & Chinese, turned up the | warehousss due to ceasation of e%- § 3 M IN S the I 1d Knew Carsor our 4l to | With nothing but pedigreed animals very tender. “What a brave kid nrmn\ A'i the same time l!ornflv,\"pufls because of increased fr:‘r‘d | B b o s Sl o Lo Son [ When it mine | acia old her, |vou are, Sally! What a darn moe J31® Morsan, three, tho daughier of |and transportation costs has resulted | e talk th him. feekless of conse- PINE The farmer suggested that | enthusiastically, “Look, here's the little thing you are! But I've been l‘( I\LS 7 TO 12.30 quences she slipped ont of her door, | I ber in, si he him- | Kind—" And he bent low over her, thinking hard, honey. We can't run | ! SP ditis st which she fad loft ajar, and crept S71€ Was 10 be busy scifing up the S0 that his arm was about her |away together—far, that is. T | ! | Fresh C it along the d Ball 1o David's deor. cider mill in a shack he Lad built | shoulder as he riffled the pages have to take you back to the | tes i i Beniebgnnte bl the foot of the lane, where it |of the book, seeking the picture he Home.” | c Hamhurg, Ibh. C was. anly blur in th into the state highway. I wianted her to see. | (To Be Continucd) - - But at he 1 “Davi “And It as well take the | A sudden gust of wind, presaging | — | N Bes g B a0 ik he oIl Tot Hapke DD 10et Ma and Benny go in | @ summer shower, slammed the door | In the next chapter Sally meets an | | st Maine Lneeda IOC Tts all right. homess ho sthis. |With you. They huven't seen a pic. |shut, butthe two were 8o absorb- |o1d friend in'm new setting. w7, NG, 2 Potatoes, pk. C Biscuit, 3 pkg. pered. “T fold Lim poiniblank if he 1ure show for —a month,” Carson ©d that they did not hear the faint | i e = i f , o a s ok Lo e T leave, Suggested, click of the lock. Nor did they hear, Klssmg Is Forbidden | H\RTFORD | FRE&H %HOLLDhR AL B 1. 12V3¢ 1 1, because The thoy serin movie @ littie Jater, the gound of thel i ASCEEER B . | biinaed CERd0s (Al *yrouid |steatthy, fatlla turning ot s knob, On Screen in Peking | = — another | there 1A, Mrs. Carson? 1he retreat of carcfully muted foot-| Peking, March 30 (UP)—Peking's ,\LL DAY PL( IALS « or money, 1 ¢ with vour shop- |S1eps. film censor has decided that Kkiss- The New L8 e Fens R e S = and he inows it. Go to now, ¥ David was Lending low over |ing no longer shall be permitted on | SO veesesas Ib 15¢ and don't, wo B Mrs. Cap- | Sally, his cheek almost touching |liotion picture screens in China's | ROAST P'ORK s St T & T LS X st | o0 | 4 lot of trot- | Bers, excitedly cxponnding the merits| Caital. - Kissing is ruled out from | Boneless Pot Roast ...................... Ih 25¢ 1 1 1 round to do shity ©f crop rotation, and pointing out Uate, he has decided, because of its ' n Roas! ickeinns .......... Ih 39¢ el b text-book confirmation of his| moral effect” on the younger gen- Fresh Killed Roasting Chickens . ! o ots, § Aonk o | Almies, whes suddet,, Guil wengs|Waiien, Fancy Fowl . At St |1 ) e v out shrilly. +1 shocked their atiention from the| BY thus acting, he takes a leaf ving Lamb ............... Ib. 38 L won't ha “fter s | fascinations of the agricultural text- |01t Of Japan's book, wherr kissing | Legs Genuine Sp n. ¥ =) lor | All 00 IR hoo |long has been barred from the Rib Roast Mf, b, High Grade “Frankforts, 1b. 18¢ ; O Levery § EBneli o male “Caught you at last! Thouyht you SCreen. The conscrvative Oriental Roast Veal, Ib. . Irich Bacon, 1. ... . g 1" N da g vas mighty slick, didn’t you”—lock- [:N0WS nothing about tha k His Lamb for Stew. Ih. .. Ol Fashion Racon, Ih, I ollvd 1o Carson shook | iNE the door! I've a good mind tonetheds of displaying affection arc Fresh Spare Ribs, 1 Star Bacon, Wb, ... o [ cad sadly. PN bring yon a | Whip You every step of the way back | AUite different. So the western in- | ect, 3 1bs, | Star Sliced Bacon, b, .. of 1hem filer itk stockings, 10 the orphan asylum, you lying, 1OVAlion appears strange, if not as- Sauerkraut, 4 Ibs. Vancy Pot Jteast Beef, I s 10 irel tomorrow | Nasty little—" Carson's voice, hoarse | 1Onishing. — == { with your S with anger and exultation over his| Foreigners in Peking rather sym- We hnve a full line 01‘ Laster Hams in s(ock | pathize with ti t rt Lor iy -oming revenge upon the girl who | he censor, if they are —— & atio had dared jeopardize his daughter's [Ailiar with the acreen palaces - 3 nt 1% happincse, stopped with a gasp upon | (Feauented by the Chinese prole- NEW fresh from ‘ . sy ¢ T evil word he had spat out, for 1ariat For the films shown tn the < i g . ge. oa : d & Shonticrs, o e 10 to rikgle || M0 < 'y, outside the Tartar MAID e oven It 5 i lan t 1o dissiy nto 1 jomi from the small win- Walls are at best a generation old, Whita T TR 5 i i atuck in the too-narrow 114 often are aziong the first ever | White Loaf Flour .................... sack $L( . iy e -time “vampires” a By B 3 5 o it v s e R sl i Granulated Sugar .............. 25 Ib. sack $1.59 5 ¢ S cing branches | (R°Y mUst secm strange indeed to | Evaporated Milk ............ ... 3 cans 28¢ f : - of shade trees against the sloping|the Chinese i e S —— mmediatel roof upon which David’s window | . 7 = | et 19¢ [ ety 29¢ . it fesr o ossennily Hine m-,.\n,n .m:‘rn CLASSIFIED ADS Powder, Ige. can .. kers, 2 1b. box .. e i | FOR BEST RESULTS = | G fHa heard his approach, but as it was d L Sofid Pack Tomatocs, 3 cans 25¢ | Jdello (all kinds) 3 phgs. o : thev were totally unprepared for the 250 sugar, 3 Ibs. 25¢ oh i o (e his head and shoulders and | 20c Salad Dressing, hot : Davia? I framed in the window, his a9 1 Pincapple. Ige. can . 5 ould black eyes fixed upon them evil exultation CHAL Sally stroggled to her feet as A ) ; 11 David leaped toward the window. ‘ Sally had a flecting glimpse of his ; y rage-distorted young face, his lips wedg“ood BUTTER 2 lbs $l w snarled back from ee iy . 5% 0 88 ® o narled back from his teeth (,|eame)) o at ) David! Don’t, David!” she cried, b e o her voice a high, thin wail of terror i \ . was so —torror for David, not for Carson. Strictly E G G S e et 3 doz 97c 1 5 il that | “You're mot fit to live, Carson! Fresh W & RG (ke hep David’s young voice broke in it i e : i . R hnedatia S L Nucoa - First Prize Olco, 1h, !-jvnl Luck Oleo, 1. .... or |1he power behind the blow which Gold Coin Oleo, h. Tresh Peanut Butter, 1. 7 : 1 way | cras into the farmer's fa P peky: Sally, sinking to her knees in ,’0 PureLard....‘.,...........‘........2Ibs.2ac « David ag - ©terror, heard the rending sound - n o 0 ‘ ) fimsy timber giving way, then | Bulk Pickles and Fancy (‘heeses at this Counter 0 her i . the more awtul noise of a big body o ' led. Jura |sliding raplaly down the roof. Shel SIe Calif. Sunkist Oranges . .... doz. ‘3% the f f Inte 1, S0 that when - v 1150 rivd Her to Ler feet | Phe woman who slumps on cer- 8 2 . 7 " 3 anas & the o U ity against G, her tain dasa of every month has not (] Show the Importance of the Cape Coat and the Sca Lalge Rlpe Banan.ls 1 1 iy 308 dazed, her ashen lips kept abreast of the times. Midol | Collared Coat for Spring. 5 : stackly. has made painful periods a thing of | S dard Can vou hear me, Sally?” David’s | the past for thousands of women! Jating o ' 4 pro little tromulous with Midol ix not a narcotic. It does $ 50 Apples, 3 The, i ) hich i . came like not interfere with the natural and & Sty - ! Tar ries o is. necessary process of menstruation, f. Sunkist Oranges, S it stops the pain. 1t cases the Solid Head Iecherg, f ) organs affected in five (o seven min- Madelon has designed unusually lovely models which emphasize Fancy Bevts v : hen she utes, Purthermore, the woman who § hati these fashion points for Spring. Swagger shoulder capes, cir- Vancy Carrots. i 1 1 hink I'se i JIy. 1He perience no pain at all ek ot y y P Try to realize Midol does really The sketehys chow only fno of the many wonderfnlly smart - —————— ) D s 1!ena all suftering, even discomtort |l .Madelon modsln We carry the most mmple‘c line of fruits and ; OEmalELRE A He oot S e ter 2 St Tl greens in the city. Come in and look us over. wear ,aluminum case for ffty ccnts. ————— as Saint Christopher T }in the government ordering suspen- | drive 5 and just sion of operation of all salterns. | is the patron of automobilists Surplus stocks are said to exceed | t cars. It is recorded that 700 70,000 stons, Which is about equal 2o | ved o a horse at Limini, which requirenents, Lud caten nothing for threc days, N refused oats on the fourth day un-