New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 15, 1929, Page 10

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 15, 192 For Sp(;s,—: Evening And A Seat In LOVC’S Awakening gt “ By C. D. Batchelor Steadfast Woman Registered U. 8. Patent Office By Adele Garrison Q Madge, Roused by His Defense of | “Oh, but you mustn't,” I said m Edith, Tells Dicky of Edith’s Subtle 4 panic Don't you sce now it's| Threat to Tell of the Broken Ros¢ all on the plane of a jest.” Bowl Episode “I get you,” he returned promptl “Of course, we both know T nd we'll keep it that way unle would never have mentioned it." Ede herself makes an ascension. I was furious at Dicky's complu-|she does, let me know. Tl s cent tone as he added his defense of | her. Now I rust get back to the Edith to his quick apology for the|yridge game. Coming?” | insulting question he had put to mc “Not just yet,” 1 told him, and| On the i 1t my qualms against | indeed, 1 wanted time to be alonc bringing in Edith vanished and I|with the pleasant and surprising as- spoke quickly lest they should | nee which had just come to ms appear and hamper me. He had championed me—me—not | “I'm sorry, but I don't know Edith—and whatever annoyance was | that,” 1 s And—you need not | his at the i f the broken ave apologized for your question. I|rose howl was toward her, hould not have told you of this in- | not me. Absurdly I hugged th \ident except for Edith’s witnessing | knowl putting o the query it. It was too trivial to risk your of y it meant so much to me and possible displ re—and—misun- | was childishly gratified later in the jerstanding. But she gave me no en Dicky casually asked alternative when T refu r pro- | Noel to take Edith home instead of posal to have Mr. V y escorting her himself hat ten-cent rose bowl with a costly Noel Breaks ane.” v 1y laugh Dicky's face was dark with ang esse ¢ raging inside when T had finished. But he ‘ tured also that she would not also bewildered st until in some way avenged “What the devil is all e slight for the present, rago?” he shouted, and metic ¢ no longer counted in my I retailed every word of my wordy o £ things. with Edith over the re-| That comforting knowle help- ol rose howl When T had fini ¢ ing wit itened me on of nine npulse t 1} t in the at- e thrown together fair to Dicky. It was a pe r virtual ¢ i Dicky inst all my E d v t offices daily regret was as k s was my feas|the rest of not leave ou hat I was in for an explo partment opt to go to the roof with Dicky. No doubt 1 d exercise, and the stram | hampion Edith. £ ting and watching was soon rily, and t nyself to listen | pe ) secially the case of t ple, thrown int &y Loty g § P Libliie t . | A charming picture hat (upper left) in Baku straw, trimmed with cire ribbon, is shown a 1 nn t t companionship 8 5 . 35 Aok R T by Magasins du Louvre, Pari Of the sportsfootwear shown by Lord and Taylor, New Yor i have own “that| " p a did not come o me 4 5 ] 14 gk ¢ 3 ¥ Y the golf shoes at left are of woven leather; the others are L,\)\d(hl”l}.\ made of white buckskin. Dicky would he ed e interview she had asked. and | . 3 i .o ¢ - i 4 £ Pt & The rhinestone studded evening gown of printed flat crepe (right) is exhibited by Best and ng. ginogiremin Al enior dt Lo alaNas ) 3 1 c 3 1 ;: company, New York. Well, TH e irone . sontent not to discuss with her | <1 B : : ; : 1 A commented, a L ¥ gust | the betrothf1 announcement of Mary 4 1 s well as wra tone, * an inc G € But T lost no bout as ch ick t 1 g hold of oel. With i ot T sh e 14 i of L, o et e ot | T D T The English Take To Colorful Floral Gowns hat the old girl isn't averse to pull- tic quartet so engaged that they | ng something like that occasionallv|did not miss him, and of Harry who on her own accou ‘ brot n to the roof. where T the potential gold But this|awa him, T was able to talk —why, confound her—what she|him at an early hour of the day fo handed you was polite bl kmail— lowing the anno ement diny pull this grafting little trick as 1| His first words when Mr. Underwood plan it or I'll tell your husband that ' had left told me that 1 had done a | vou've been holding hands with an- ! wise t1 | 2L e e other man. But T have to slip it to| “Tam so glad to see you,” he said you, old dear. You sure checkmat=d “My fathe AS—"" — BY DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN ing. Ever since men began to put {wo and two togsther and make any-| thing from ons to five as the an- | swer, there have been strange no- | tions regarding the effects of weath- er on health and on disease.. Even Noah Webster, who wrot> | the dictionary, wrote a two-vol- ume work on the relationship of weather to discase. People talk thout healthy | veather and unhealthy weather | without having a very clear idea , BOB WHITE MAGIO s | ofSiual whisk® is which. The epi- il G na 2 demiologists and the meteorolo- By Thornton W. Burgess ists :ng\:d the <Lm.s\vv~umso get i ,”.__ / | somewhere in this matter by | p s a s f : 5 ; heeping exact records of changes \\hw\!’: r\"" truth doth make you| (] { |in the weather and disease and | LT / oy : 3 death rates but even here it is / nec v 1o take into account | e s / AN other factors such as Peter Rabbit as pay / RN of the population usual early morning call o 1 / i sects that White. Bob sat on his favorite fenct N\ | g movements and of the in- | carry disease and of post. He had continued to t N A [ the types of food caten and of the| POSt even though Mrs ) ha | 3 \ :""f“l"‘“ of moved the family to anot t { L LR % of the Green Meadows t r i S RN gern He had done it for a purpos N/ . ‘As long as oth cople r N\l / Gro various temperature moistures on the growth or | HORIZONTAL Because of some of the Im[OV'S’ SWativtiohed ieiln that have been menioned, typhoia | me whistling here and see me he Kooy ) . . Because. ;'”‘“’”“m‘_’“"w‘:’;] "‘p’:‘]‘h "']”‘"""‘L')“»‘_" 1 Left: A gown in floral taffeta designed by Baroque, London. Center: A striking gown in they will think that. of course, 4 bR iRe e icon! the summer peopls drink € | blue and orange figuring on white chiffon, made with long skirt and with coat to match. The {,a,’,‘,:;‘:"h,w”:.""‘"‘\J“’ R0 g et S| than in winter and they are care |Picture hat is in white organdy. Right: A dress in powder blue and beige figured chiffon, And this is just what others did “What babies?” asked Mrs. Bob |14 pe u [T A] less about the source of the water. |trimmed with ermine. The hat is of beige felt and Baku straw. Garments center and right think—Peter Rabbit o innocently f Rossced i « or milk or other beverages that|shown by John Barker's. Almost every day Reddy or Mrs 16. Point of a thing they drink. In the warm weather | g o |the germs multiply more rapidly vou I t now. Where are those | & oM e |in the contaminated fiffds. babies of you st e Tnvestigations made by the| “What babies?" asked Mr Doners | National Research Council showed tly | that the highest death rates og- ¢ Pertaining to a choiy | curred in New York City on the far away s, of course ok Cal oo her et coldest days, the least on day what Bob wanted then ok £ i - | it Bob wanies hink o hor (L SOU R ob T Fun) ey e ; Menas fo,, t’le Faml[):;\\hrvn the temperature was b Reddy came over to look around in that vicinity. They knew nest had been thore somewhere so they thougnt that as long Bob remainad there “Now, loo must be som bout, not ve e 1 £000 lon't you try Recomes exhausted as a mine fool 1 > » pointed trimming and skirt yoke ) : i e b To complain 'If"t“f"‘n 60 ’fi"fi'rws and 73 dlfigrnoe Rz create slender lines of chic. White,* said Pet 8 5 and that the mortality rises mean not to tell o ) Bob and the babies “Who said I have ; s T demanded Bot e el ¥ Yol Rreakfast—Chilled prunes.” whe “You've been whist ver elieva,some of are hid- iilk, poached eggs, but- | morning of I T t i ; 0 Jon. T nd coftee knew the day those tehe o & T 5 i Indul 2 : Pique, in white or a pastel shade L _e Involved S e when the temperature hegins o WHAT AND WHY would be exquisite for the develop- : _ you really Fold) rosk | i g0 mm_-h above 7 degrees I = X ment of Design 6. Stitching adds ed Mrs. Bob. “If Bt DI i Mont The effects of severe weather By Alice Judson Peale 3 quite a smart touch. A printed fah- are seen. a few days after it oc-| We pay much attention {o the b | ric would be equally lovely. curs in the form of pneumonia.!things our children do. We are in- £ May be obtained only in sizes 14 bronchitis, and other diseases of terested in their lessons, their ath-| o S 2 | 16, 18, 20, 6 and 38. Size 16 the respiratory tract. | : : ; Ripr RN S eands X |letics, the way they spend their lei- | requires ards of 36 inch ma- knew it by the 2 g ol rs. Boy, and 46 7 ihes haclaalehoca i Fesinit No doubt much of this fin-|sure hours. We realize that thes terial, whistle. Now T w t t aE ¥ r so that| o f e B - ‘|creased incidence is due to the are an indication of their growth —_— habieal Whoratars er cou t S % | Dinner—cold sliced roast hee, | lOWering of resistance that comes and the quality of the adjustment This model is easy to make. No T can't say exaot 1 Bob: Lis i s o | creamed potatoes, heet relich, nut. | Vith exposure but a great deal of |they are learning to make dressmaking experience is neces- hiseyes Lokl ¥ ; ! en had disap- LT IGAT {tered spinach, bread, currant jelly, | It 1S also due to the crowding to-| Yet why they do what they do is [ 3 ary. Each pattern comes to you ashea B neanDlE e o e *' | gether that takes place in the coid |at least as significant. Whether > y | with simple and exact instructions, h wher € € t Irges o Rt Beet Relish | weather and to the spregd of the |things are going well or ill. the rea- including yardage for every size. 181l you'is that fhey ars eom = . S ouh One quart chopped cooked heets |KeTmS through the secretions that sons back of our children's actions f A perfect fit is guaranteed. around.” L t 3 L ts @ To delibertae cups). 1 quart chopped cabhb | have been mentioned are worth knowing | Digit of a To instigate To ej ild ge = Dktaot Hleetoch i teaioon —_— When a nine-year-old boy spends Patterns will be delivered upon re- Bob White — — N cup grated horseradish, 2 cups ;x” his time reading we may 1‘“" that . A | ceipt of FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) good by and started o . . : o S e 1is preoccupation is not altogether 3 |in coins carefully wrapped or looking rs. Bob and her ] : : e s edionts and b ox | EIAPPER! FA\T\\ SAYS: wholesome and urge him to play ] / | stamps. Be sure to write pp!ain\_\' In fact he wwas some dist Ry o | et et oo leteie neG U5 PAT.OF) Ly }u\')v.wl IV-H\‘ w hasa il vour NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE from where Boh was v e . e AOSE R e Bt \ance of changing his ways nnless NUMBER and SIZE wanted. the fence et i 3 ! ',i‘w"‘"m_ arta we have studied him enough to g 28 about M . H / N 1 ’ public conte 11 one-half cups flo 3 “‘?‘ why ‘l““ Hes *l""*"' out "f";f*; 3 Our LATEST FASHION BOOK was think other 1 3 / : cup lard bl | L ”'.‘“I"\“”" -:”‘:"‘ s ”‘ i “", L © | will be sent upon receipt of TEN it Z Pron R aler ot . ' \ ireams or the fears that have moti- | A ‘,‘,‘, n.,k‘,l.'{ r‘nm;\_n\.\qg,-:;:s zl]{{en\;!'l 5 8 b 1 % SR 1 / 5 vated his conduct we cannot really C e s oaneN il Mot his nose : ] | 5 e nne ard with a knife. Mix the { e : Pattern Department, 243 West 17th and there 3oh Whit | | 2 A nif lowly add the ‘ t | l, ITera i (hate tootort & { & street, New York city Weslal ) Sften a you can ir when sudde acting as =0 Sy ; 3 e ; the dough and roserve it for | A A . AL 3 TABLE DECORATION Peter had Y of a whole lot 1 me 1 f b strips. Roll out the rest of PN ey e T T TR At a recent breakfast part of fluffy little is. But it onl 2. To ir t gh on a floured paper or| k2 . . 211y 1ite in welllbonndealin s 1 vhere yellow table linen and peas- a glimpse. 15 ng his| | \ } 5 info a:glasspieidish, Add ¥ ‘ { riety of activities is growing up | 1 ant pottery were used, the guady atte Sl ook Y 3 A A 1 Roll out the r o | = -\, quite as.he should: but often one | I centerpicce decorations were made rut into str 5 1neh » who thus presents a satisfactory pic- of ripe tomatoes. Purple grapes ind a few apricots. They were Chlse nlithoir ire which has been tremendously effective, \ brought to hear upon him | = = Pincapple Fillin \ 2 He is being molded from without, | “Dainty for Sports Wear MOUNTING NECKLI - i ced or cru: pine while he is not being permitted to Pattern 1 Shallow but wider necklines are TWO DROWN AT PICNIC ple, 1 ) sugar : ¥ \ draw on those inne s from the order of the day. The use of x iivn (g & koo U ; which must come such force and Vi-| New Britain Herald 15¢ dtical |lace in collars is growing. Rear tality as he will put into his life Patiorn yithots, fies and frills are new and The why of your ehild's behavior | ffattering. is at least important as the what of it, While you are trying to direct Do you enjoy a cigarctte? You'll NEW TASTES = his actions, try also to understand adore this frock, if you smoke, be- A 1 I : cove WATER SPOTS |his motives. Help him to make a|cause of the cunning pocket just didn’t know it |passport « h ocket ~ spill water satisfactory connection between his|the size of your favorite cigarette|cream or horseradish give piquancy mmediately i ‘, A loaf around the golf course is|wishes and the adjustment which | package. To say nothing of the | and novelty to the same salad dresse Peter. ‘ teresting. railroads ndia. ¢l and it will not spot. |better than a slice, ‘m]l be required of him. l\lnnl lines and clever details. Th ng you have served for some time. forms. Rreak off one when we have merely 1 | S e criss-cros ture to his elders does so not be- kne t ¥ 3 i A ke t 1 for 25 minnte looked for July 15 (UP)— 3 spoon little shredded white onion, or a bit of chutney, chili sauce, sour Motor |