New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 8, 1929, Page 10

NEW BRITAI — Love’s Awakening .= '#:™ {Once Overs By C D. Batchelor Steadfast Woman Registercd O & Pitent Ofice By Adele Garrison Lillian Explains How Poetic Justice stands by itself in the Brought an End to the Career of ample grounds whieh the scar-Faced Thug selves surronnded by unie lands, ‘re never Fas been any need to guard it. and only a per functory watea is kept for possibl sncak thieves. Thix morning one of orderlies, hurrying to his work. . room. Dassed this man with the scar whe | Intent | Was stumbiing along the path as if i As the orderly 1 asked him if the were the hospital, rly got a good look at scarred ke face of inima tive orderly with his him a Lillian ¥ i 1 long 1 Lefore answering my excited tion concernit omb which v.d told m n th the scar coiployee iestioned him orget that Poetic Justice forenoon saw the man ling a few feet 0oking up The | He | at him \ piecs rs ¢ explos windows on wspital, tore awav S nere rly s of New Y rls o exclusive fashion salons where thelr time will he 1ZCOUS COsL and looking lovely of the most successful are Lee Sherman (left), Joan Clement (upper ¢ ¥ Fish (lower cel and Marion Moorchouse (right.) BY .0 STARZLL | - New York, Aprl 8. (Pl—Spring is | kcen their figures within the str hailed as a 4)‘vav~ Season. by requirements of their jobs. g : fall out of the procession. ferent people for a great variety of e | remperament, those who know ! "":f“,'y‘_"‘” NL R A S them say, is abundant. A certain l e e R o e S Pmidtown street s the deadline and | Al G many of the best models will not | LU vork farther downtown. FPoses in | underthings and shoe and hosiery DRAGONS i issignments are scorned. By Alice Judson Peale ; Hh . . | e Sl i - - When Frances and Mary were ORI ety ; ; R - . ; ; ’ > ik . e SICK-A-BED AIDS little they used to hold each other's < AT So Harry . 5 - - ) ¥ i > : The most trying time of an ill- | hands to keep from being afraid ot 1. oste E il ot | B 2 . Aie Sy i chows, |ness is often the period of conval- (the terrifying noises made by the is ¢ # e D Yivele | eseen Littie attentions will do|water as it ran out of the old fash. Z S ; e enn wonders toward alleviating the [ioned hath tub and down the pipes, . Ltendint restiessness.s Fresh pil- | The roarings. suckings, gurglings of e I fone 1 cam- | 1ow &lips Whish have lain in lave |that noise were to them the horrid cr qguict fevered heads. 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He didn’t stop to manner of no.el organdy, geor- pull apart rotting old stumps, or to gette and lace touches bring this pull over old logs. or to dig up roots about. The collar of self-fabrie il yrushed regularly and the 54.\\ S He moved right along as if he had that stands ap for itseif in vn‘: 5 [;""im”’, # outh kept clean by regular vis- | s %...fiu- not in front of him.” thought Peter. [low in the front is very good. l‘° et ling of the teeth These facts are “He isn’t making a bit of noise. It is e | Moist. i important not only for the protec hard to believe that one so big can COAT DRESS tion given to the mother's teeth. make so little noise. I believe Il There's a vogue for coat dresses | but almo in order that the child follow him." for street and travel. But they | may develop properly and :‘n or- ; A Now, timid 1s Peter is. he is. as|are far from the matronly coaf| {der that the mother may be free Y you know, also very curious. Curios- |dress of yore. Ome of decided | from mouth infeet . Wn{ “‘P&m o fl ity leads him to do foolish things princess lines is cut surplice, with BY DR MORRIS FISHBEIN | Sibility of other infections : : e ot e led him now to fol |an extra flare to the skirt and 1« Editor Jonrmal of the American hody during the period before 1 '(luw VM eflfdm W’M “p”‘drfd 3 low Buster Bear. He knew t Bus- | fashioned of gorgeous dark rel Medical Association and of Hy- hirth of the child Frances Mae Snyder. 20-year-old | ter didn't knos that he was any-|faille. Topped by a tan hallibunt] gein, the Healtm Magazine The dict for sound feeth must sivnasmpher ot Plitbuiel, who 1 LI ~ where around. 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