New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 24, 1929, Page 3

1] ; | | ., | | I « ! P N { M X hd » ~ . = . I (i i & 5 v . : | ; 8 : ; 1 3 e ’ | ] 1 1! 1 2| N d 2 i % ‘l v ) : 2 \ 2 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1929 WIFE NOW ENTERS HER HONE BY DO0R Hushand Who Locked Her Out Sentenced to Jail f ecly in police ] rters this morning. T} t times in iffer 150 of the same set of es. Howard Goodrich of v street is the best man Mrs. . Stan- en How ntain his cquilibrium on are so few and when he fully told ut t is sober Jud 108w G Goodrict nable fo 1 formed Goodrich, who is fa vonld in Hartford jail f testimony as well as knows how to be a hiit he doesnt work v in order iry the sionally tells could have the her eyes and floor told ould do if she huse. She took her Sunday he went nd requested or de- ling upon ent. She c0 home and was tol¢ she had oft heen told b rted to throw her g. He other ers v one to hold hastily ta policr sary f L husky bluecoat 1im summoned, took Goodrich where he was locked faced Judge eski in cou Assistant Prese- g Attorney William M. Green- stein charged him with breach of Mrs. Goodrich was highly excitei 1 and he while on t h forth like t em mires th Goc V's mother ity wel- r rtment o sny the fam- ly, although as a worker in a Hart- rent he v cleaning establish can w May if he so desires, Mirs. explained. He never works a full week, and hely little towards the support If he histiTarsi0rone ily. ¢ s her two or three He any of his misdeeds he had heen as well as Sun- and of- dge. “You nsk- ch took ember a chance ed for didn't you?" stein “T gave you n jail and suspen ' said the juc t it n to have done any gooil Yon don't seem to understand that heing on probation means that you can't get drunk and that you've got chance hefor Mr. Green- inqui 1 sentence of 60 days time sn't t some “Hut to behave yourself. You've got to realize that being on probation means som hing. “It me L lot to me this time, your hono replied Goodrich “Yes, I s uppose it does mean a lot T0 MAKE THE MOST OF TOMATOES Try This New Recipe by a Famous Woman Cooking Expert Cut tomatoes in halves—as many as you wish to bake. Arrange on a greased pie plate. Sprinkle each tomato with minced onion, salt and pepper. Dot with butter and sprin- kle with sugar. Bake in a hot oven (450° F.) about 15 minutes, until brown on top. Notice the “sprinkle with sugar.” It has been rediscovered that a dash of sugar is the secret of delicious vegetable cookery. This old secret was lost until four cooking experts rediscovered it recently. Cook vege- tables in little water and add a dash of sugar while they are cooking. It does not make the vegetables taste sweet. But it makes them taste bet- | ter than any vegetable foods you | probably have cver tasted. A dash | of sugar develops and builds up-the delicate enjoyable vegetable flavors. 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