New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 4, 1929, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1929. By C. D. Batchelr QUEENLY MODES REIGN AT OPERA AS GOTHAM SOCIAL WHIRL BEGINS Love’s Reawakening The Story of a Wife’s Triumph Over Jealousy By ADELE GARRISON that Mrs. Cor- A Visit to The Larches seems to Ea- plain the “Missing Key' Mystery —somebody Had Been There! wor: a sily idered in jamonds and 1ls to miatch one the handson se brooch- 5 I have ever sec inkle. Speak- z of twinkl B} d th Mr George Wa wore he agains wh ; Leonori Warne clouds of g lace ) B % ;. % t ¢ exquisite whit or velvet Both hau volum- ed or ous in their ful or lames trimmed in fur, or vet coats E5lor ofilionc ot frock ¢ ajority. Anne : 1ds Top Mode k> nd f long sleeves over ence. Do not be 1 t # o wiore . Marion Wilson Mrs. Harry ust o8 3 2 ! ot shor’. ones, in ies Important ssories lool: up and rs and elaborateness Wilson, the “queen ed ua ostrich er gown, a muc bag an! an en addition 1o ffon hankies an odish crep> de Myron ( Tavlo- tely embroidere | ppers. done in Mr Grove slippers wer zold h The Plllow Ca<e Hidvout! drawer,” s I tinettoot tops and n blanket and those me once for Christr YTHS i il e : Mostly Short Words & | thinga carcful 16 avold the SUMUIL- | iy e Alexander Geors . SELRUS R upon my modest n « “We'll r now 2 s~ ; 2 R Cranberry Mold with Meat her less 1ik her. “And way do L E Another two Inin + = 5 e e g . € Menu for Dinner 4 c iny. Put the dry bottom, i : (e 1 our way to Tt - | ous adult band ced roast yair o weases, was the key I Jut Mrs. Ticer had | : a jealous ¢ ;T : 'n‘ 1 raised vhl | UNLUCKY IN LOVE i , £ , looked at each 3 1son Peg ! r Loved light prossing ERMINE TOUCHES 1 touched uy ernoon frock 2 cups water, | has its deep cuffs trimmed with ermine tails that look like so many 1 remove | little tassels. A novel crushed bow of ermine marks the natural waist- line in front been in herel” reople : lucky ir ¢ r-independence upon love Cranberry Mold ving Fight Tomorrow) 3 not to learn how to love visely learns to depend too upon | e Der A5 ‘. S well before they were six 3 L onal relationships for a feeli 2 !'The quality of the child's love for fulfillment becomes the sort his parents is echoed, reflected and leans heevily upor efracted in all the intimate rc |n ¢ t L TR R ships of his adult life d pan O the child whose love for his|mc parents has not held too many ele- | Most unlucky of all Pour into 6 : ments of possessiveness, antagonism | whose parents so caused 1o e - iy - o 8 A 2 S (O TGt (T T Tl T 0 A K o bt St 30 [ (CRIEr b | FL."\PPEEA f‘éfiby SAYS: p develop & satisfactory relationship | for them that when in s a jellied hepri " sal [_-——-.__ Serving Fight Spoons PLTER IS VERY MISERABLE By Thornton W. Burgess HORIZONTAL a mod- lavers and By 0. O. McIntyre Twice recen « o 245 e o a high des & 00— ladies—one a writer 7 b E k R New York, Nov. 4.—Diary of a v busin exceutive modern Pepys: Up sitt at my | firmly insisted n having the | vindow, low spirited over losing | check totaled so they could pay S SR 200 pounds in a silly estment, | their halves. Nothing makes a fellow s s e 5 |1- and so with H. T. Webster, the lim- | fecl so contemptible as to have a |, Tiblespton dionn | Soft broor cold Apple Filling ner, to breakfast at The Players. |lady hand him money across a table i The anplaal ol e OO LI Rode home on a bus top next to a|lt is so easy to slip it undcrneath, G e e eTeRCht e i dear Briar-- v e s g I e | ! mhh: Old Briar Prefi 8. ; o was sniffling over a book | 00 Jlend 1t ofithelinsredionts poems. | Along John street t1 lTower Add to the cooked applos and cool So to reading my mail and cameend of the island is a daily curb | for o minutes | a happy cable from Gene Tunney|market for uncut diamonds. This is | Yard Savca that his wife was able to leave a|the usual first step of diamond| 4 hospital in Berlin. Also came & ko-|workers—cutters, polishers, etc lak of my dog when he was a pup- |in hin become mer- | ————————— py in Stoughton, Mass., and t chants on i i blow leaves off {ablespoons buticr, 2 table- some limbs and on others. name he bore then was, by sheer|supplies in tissus paper packets and v S, e s o | Herald’s Daily Pattern Service some Vincent Lopez tunes at the St | certain d cuts) Many importan Teegis took my wife to a theater, | wholesale dealers started on | ) leaving her there to window shop | strect. | “Lace Adds a Dainty Touch"” Pattern 1769 This attractive afternoon frock adds along Broadway and so slecpy I| g dozed standing up waiting later in| | the lobby. Ho. and fell fo read- Being nosey New York ¢z 'r.'.‘} listinct th a cireul < ing Mcl n's “The Blade of |its penalties, While standing with a | SEv s e L b | Picardy,” a brave tale. group watching the activitics of the | s RE S Sree 00— diamond curb market somebody 1 L “""hr”' "]""' . ";"fi"‘;"g tflTT ‘"“d' ~on Broadway hears that a young|£ave me a swift kick—by accident | Sltheg sldsiot the ron e ainty man who was tossing away $100|or design I do mot know. Maybe it | A e rih“' bills in joy joints three years ago|Was for wearing sps | R ‘pe';[‘y‘fl' e a side opening, ray the feminine has entered a monastery—-an unusu- | L | b 5 g has entered a monaster = 00 | touch that is so lovely this season. al finish to a White \Way romp. But Advertising pyrotechnics of the lit- | k Design 1769 may use satin, velvet cain or silk creps in plain or printed. These fabrics arc i¥ cxquisite in shades of brown, green places by arriving | emblazoned with banners announc- : /A vaisin, navy. and the ever (.:(m, costumes—the gentle- |y, i bpEn ale, Perhaps a | SRR o S © cosium h le- [ing a grand onening sale. Perhay s black. Cream or ceru lice should whiskers ches andweek later a “Fire Sele” is serceched . he chosen ladies in wigs and : ud A May be obtained only in sizes encouraging. {le haberdasherics and su ound | —00— town arc a stidy in sales psychol- Jaded cc rit been di- | ogy, One week their fronts will and then comes one of those “Must | If recognized, tah- | vacate—Tost Our Lease” ballyhoos s aphers are tipped off|ang finally a few days shut down to | / B and s, Size food. con on the gallop. And they | “Qpen Soon Under New Man ellote 3 5-8 vards of 40 inch ma- 4 terial and 3 1-2 yards of 3 inch lace all get their pictures in the paper,|ment.” Without a single change of Vie// 3 . | which is the intention. proprietors and in the same build- dressmaking experiencs is neces- —00 ings this goes on for ma vea k. sary to make this model. The p = ’ R b att as s e p o There are stories that many peo-|and all survive. A shop in the Her- i L"r“;.rl"o;LW T'fi"‘d"' 5 B exacl y i 5 ple in the limelight frequently use!alq Square section has heen featur- Sisonsaidaselie el ven ron et 4 : : ; e c | disguises when walking | ing a fire sale for more every size. A perfoct fit is guaran- had fail ; " ol nnot be o 1 ] crowded streeis. If so, it is farthest vears i i t N Gt nt <t b S R0 SRNE ¢ 15| north in self-consciousncss. So hur- (@ . / e ll‘_‘"]»_]_ e deliverad upon re- v Y r i ; ¢ SHiGH firms 3 S| jjed and unobserving is New York ! eeipt of FIFTEEN CENTS (15¢) in e 1 [ 1 > iy ciplispah NeInph i that a fellow, led by block-long | "W as a couniry hoy i e coins carefully wrapped or stamps ; : £ LAk ! : nly sif to be suy . standing up in an apen car- | writes Pat D.. “you would be inter - N | © 1o write plainly yvour NAMI: e 3 | chile ) ose of veceive more than a | ected in an old fashioned rag carpet ADDRLSS, STYLLNUMBER and L] QSRR an exhibit. But several mvitations have (2 wanted f : 8 o K.‘" I: e ”i o " { orm o ¢ d or of 1 =00 Leen ignored. Does it interfere with e NEW WINTER FASHION f Al bl g S & | « Wl hiere is a hand grenade of your tea drinking? Or something BOOK is ready for deliviry. 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