New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 15, 1929, Page 32

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1929. Love’s Reawakening The Story of a Wife's By Triumph Over Jealousy ADELE GARRISON Madge Succeeds in Soothing Katic's which 1 Injured Feelings, But Complica- trayed Bt s tions Threaten When Mother rof Graham Appears on the Scene L e e Katie's pla v 1 s Mrs. Ticer 1 v | A told dot vomans s s 1 K 8 kept hidden fr t I ity Mrs. s s gh ] 1 5 Complications Threaten 1 e 1 K !4 T 11 I 1 Katie Explai s o e 2 T = I \ K afraid T shoulc without waiting for anot ves. K impertinence from r and dently. “Vy you : dot you haf lots comp: 1o Chris > f | Trixtons. Und hear from dot Tic Dirixtons goin' coor : ches?® ® here was th ind wounded p words, but t nerves sudde faith in Mrs. Ticer's loyalty and ¢ cretion was as quickly e She had kept the promise ly relaxed stored of silence | Feature TNC' BILLY GROWS BOLDER | | By Thornton W. Burgess | | I & Sometimes makes the timid —old Mothe Un Possum sit o Orchard. B o Unc' Billy was ! f could look out and see what ) Ihat hole led wnder the henhouse l.u\ilivrll PI{L(]UC hol floor. It wo nued or When Unc' Billy ¢ floor of th: Once Overs “Her cldest son “I don't know, Kate, 1 ed T. 8. Po )int, At O1lice isn't he?” somewhere udy dilid aEEER Horizontal 1 High rojection of a lock Herb, 13 Farewell! it To border o To d To surfeit Dresser trays. Li esin zlish ¢ Music M To cdit To rey dr cenary. Rain storms To pan Exist Notion. MORRIS 10 Al of the iation Health M ted on American thletics of the Carneg he Advance ISHBEIN Americar 1 of Hy- cazine. the co Pou ment of Te tion has ons of Tn the for most of the atte been id to those Po vit report cruiting and 1 commer- wing to do subdizing of ch- | Mostly Short Word@ o b e e e e ettt il il il Stream Because. Monkey Gr To store fo. Tur d harshly jalism that has 1 d colleg problem significant, are those scctions of the report which deal with the effects | of athletic participatiion on the o of those who take part 928, Dr. L. 1. Dublin showed at college men on the whole 1 expectation of life appreci that of men in general, that men who graduate from small cols- | By C. D. Batchelor | to Destitute Relatives | New York, Nov. 15, —Charity on [the installment plan is a new and |very interesting 100 per cent Ameri- | can development Hundreds of immigrant working folk file through a little office in this city paying anything from ons dime to 3100 week on charity gifts to destitute Russian relatives The office is that of the Ort Cam- r Industrial Reconstruction stern Europe, which colle; stallment money and ships the fts seem machines. book-binding looms, but shoe soling chmaker's tools. emb! prosaic enough ewing ma- machines. ton holing machines idery ma | They chines, writers, are [} I& | < s drills, adding ma- chines in Russia. ti sion of a machine means « salvation. Tt is the cquiy a thriy business in thi Once Shop Keepers | For most of the recipients wer former small shop keepers. When the Soiet gove taxed pri- vate shops off oadways and Main streets of a. they we thrown o Now, given machines, they their place < industrial workers., are given so cial status, cheaper medical care an a vacation in the we | T n throug t San Francisco hoy, who made good | Experience has tay them they in the city. Wonder why a Jap |are likely to see a good perform- r gives a limousine a |ance. smartness? Fake jewelry auctions —00— day and night. The old Empire was filled for Martin Littleton, the criminal |years as the result of the same im- iwyer. A new chain of waffle par- | pression. It has not lately ecntirely lors. With futuristic decorations. | lived up to the tpaditional heyday This girl in Kharkoy, with a machine plan Russia. earnsa living for American relativeshought for Ort Reconstru herself her on n Campaign. o Talks Togh, ‘ . é&, Parents and her parent the installmen the through machine pany represents a cated fact |sacrifice and often aubsofi nen strong family oblig: i GROWTH OF CONSCIENCE bind. across several 2 FUAS By A an ocean. the, car o Satton A Wall Str i $10 out o -, Her face was wreathed ad i les. had just heard from k girl do 45 Kharkov where she sent hos ¢ could i o iery knitting machine to her litie ©ured of her : 5 niccr he niece wrote Day after v L “It is wonderful to have work & {We'll e earning 30 roubles (323) me a month soon. Mother is going to Al - re shoes. And Dasha ¥ _ a coat. We had 1 to 3 B last night. Mother is : : ) : We used to catch her eryi z » we did not X 1o ecat. Now 2 often ' - ) ey vour good-heartednes M f . Sl i RS Found New Tiches enus for the Family o ’ As the button-hole maker : N smilingly back to her work e : e ing to Le a general.” loft of the needle-trades district By Mrs. Alexander ( 2 T ;: 5 A 1 faxi-cab driver ordered a rii- Menus for Sun N __ |bing machine for his cousins. It| . S L ; ) was a $300 machine Shuch 5 s Rk MONOGRAMMED BAGS I'm rich compared to the oll con= 5 2 sy o |days” the taxi driver bragg TS o : ohic thing is' to |carn $45 a week. My wife thinks|pies brow 5 ] 1 i eyl s A e Da e i snon [k those girls o |} : i : SR e on |chance to work. Their father used W iy Rt hadlel ol stvep Wont laatenins | toRbe NakTich Rt 2 He helped m % S er in s old. One blach 10 come to America. Now they ha i S s repe de chine bag has yel- [nothing. Why should I not » e 3 2 low and green t Ser 6 o > — = little old i . PLORAL CENTERPIECE ca on his v You can have a lovely oval cen- 320 a week he is send r 1.2 | of ! rpicce for your table if you plant |ing machine to his old 5 W T e chear 16 e HVIRE e olored foliage plants, Keep the |brother.. They used to have a re- ] 4 j B enters nipped out and they will |tail shop. They nearly starved when L i | fra t ) grow in oval shapes, most attractive. |the revolution ca Now they can | paking to permit ev own e and ¢ 1 learr . - ast have lack bread and Baked Apples 1hre s 1 PRE ' BURN once a (o setve awith moats) 6h ofxight and wrong 1t you put N of water Contributors Are Many 12 ) ; gh conscio o the oven when you bake fruit| A little old lady. with the fradi- q cit 1 cake or pie that has to bake a long tional wig and shawl of the ortho- | yater . time, it will keep the food from get- | dox Jewish wife, came in to empty Wa Placs F]--\P I‘\ r\g>>\ bA\\ S ing too hard around the edges. the contents of a dilapidated black {in a o ra) | ———DEC.USPATORE | ) sins, sugar v on. Add th mod ove a ing the bakinz Fruit Gelatin Whip mixture, 1 « s okt cup di » i white ¢ beate 1-2 cup d ows Pour, el I8 mixture solved. Cool | | and chill until a | thick. Deat | | | until fro W the rest of | the ingr 1 continue in | cold place until mixture liol its shape. Pour into a mold and ehill Unmold and rve with cu { | sauce or cream i New York, Nov. 15.—Thoughts|on West 42d street. 1t was built| | while strolling, The sales office of |1ng before ihe new type of inti-| Another Sunday Dinncr Mcnu { . { mate. lobbyless playhouse and is| Toast heef and browned vezeta- | a swan farm. Duke Lllington —the | o7 cious and sombre. The New Am- | bics spiced peach | Paul Whiteman of Harlem. Ter-!sterdam is owned by A% L. Iirlanger grape jelly. head lettuce sala | iscopes for watching golf matches. |and is said to net him a million a|sian dressing rnover, cream. | | Rea Irvin, the artist. The newest in | vear. It seldom houses ‘“a flop.' coffee. {v | celebrities are beauties of the cig- | For vears it was the home of The laret ads. Helen Morgan is now the Follies and latterly has been occu- | BLACK GLOVES most widely publicized actress in|pied by Ziegfeld for his experi-| A dark red duvetyn ' town mentation in musical comedies. [ black krimmer trim is topped by = A new bank with no cages—just | There are many visitors 1o New | a black felt 1urban and completed | When a S Franmy e long counters. Vina Delmar. The | York who order tickets for he | by a pair of six-button black suede |on i shos pAYIoT (e shineo Broadway messenger boy who looks|show at the New Amstredam” with | gloves. isure to get a small tip like Buster Keaton. Herb Roth, a |out knowing what is plaving there To change a sett Chic Sale now has a business office | of its Frohman stars but as a rule Rillow on Broadway, the old plutocrat. The | seats there are a good theatrical 7 Aperture gamblers who dress so sedately. A | buy. S Er fumous stage souse at a buttermilk —00— | 39 bar. Run over hecls. Soiled spats. Theaters opening {o a bad start 42 hours. | Sandwich men with rhuemy eyes| have difficulty i shaking off the 43 fore who mumble and scan the gutters|hoo-doo. An unsuccessful play is 14 To to | for snipes. Pigeons about the eaves often deadly for a mew playhouse. of the Astor. Saucy ladies who pat- |One of the most beautifully built | —— | ronize flossy all night shoe shops.|in years housed three successive tv than [rving Berlin's gloomy m pub- | flops and after a struggle went| s and | liching house over old Churchill's, | movie. those who | Abe Attel's boxing studio. | —00— have won their letters in athleties | MOFe self photo shops. And they| At a pier the other day {hree somewhat | mortality | 2T¢ @ flop in the outlind. Ginger husbands bade a happy bon voy: than ¢ - Men beer parlors. The beautiful blind [t2 wives shoving off for Paris di- of high scholarship seem o outlive | £1'1 Who goes to the theater nightly | vorces. They all dined together 1thle and cradi as a0 sit wtih her father—a stage door- | previous to the sailing and offered group. man. Jobless actors who stand |toasts to happier days. Divorce at Accor to D ‘he ma- about in cabinet photograph poses. | least has been clipped of rancor. of evid NS to show | Drug stores give away bi-carbonate | —00— t it is not men or women of the | OF SO George Jean Nathan has written best physique particularly o live The furtive look of those who the most caustically of the New longest, but that t} vho spend | dart into free sex lectures. And |York theater and its players and is much of their fime in t library | come out with a $3 book. Rouged |about the only critic who hasn and in t Joratory come out|ladies who smile and look back. |been temporarily barred. No reason. st in the matter of longevity | Flip lads about coffee pots. Curf | Just lucky. The stuc bli con- | shooters. Chorus ladies and their | =00 firmed by \tors. Tn | familiar “Hello honey!" Phoneys,| T ran across the most contented the majorit infellectual | racketeers and sucker steerers, | fellow in the world today. Even| superiority { Broadway's children! when he se the other fellow's | physical vigor, bt o Drowsing taxi drivers awaiting | food arrive in a restaurant he is letics 1 the after theater rush. The beauti- | satisficd with his own order. for a cration and | ful horses of mounted policemen. | —00— conduced to long lifs | 17aded biondes who cling to baby the Paris Boulevardier talk. The bMnking sign of Zit's the- York columnists are lucky | BRIMSTONE WATER atrical weckly. The incessant mur. |cusses. They are always firing! De el in ts or | mur of split weeks, luck$ breaks | broadsides at this and that but no- are kept close lie house should | cluck tours and cheapt gin. Aspirin |body ever fires back." have a lum hrims left in | Alley! | Ts that so? Yowd feel pretty | their drinking It keeps the | —00— [silly_if_T_began showing my_scars! stomach sweet prevents sick- | The most prosperous theater in (Copyright, 1929, McNaught’ I ness and worms. 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