New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 18, 1929, Page 12

T T— NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1929. Love’s Reawakening The Story of a Wife’s Triumph Over Jealousy By ADELE GARRISON Junior’'s Tmperative Call Brings 104 Madge Unstairs in Haste to Find s That Katherine Has suffered an Emotional Break i d in Junior's voice rov 1n oug 1 t. H both my mot v s mine. With o ord v oved awiftly towa t tair 1 5 i Our litt A w 1 Katherine's Story pa filemma t the 1 « 1 A oo g had was £ 1 v 18 " A N A ) o 1 at r ‘ P 1 s A Iwa aid going to t 11 nto doo e i s ly. “‘Junior ind p to com = and 3 there had £ over € i w s s that of all do- donn Conit 1 i Mix the potatos \ ) nothing of the kind. | | parstey, salt and pap: so far intrude upon | 4 balls. Heat the fa ! b d. "I only want you | 1s, turning them £ : e L Parents 1 the ball 3 my hand, grippe |3 y Circle. I uire .mr‘v' i " x [ 1 t mineral G . pars: PUBLIC PUNISHMENT o I oladasine pose from the hydraulic ram, R B eAIE SN e Ser By Alice Judson Jea suspicion ¢ for telling oup bon thful il have the lit 1 rt and simple e P ————— | sal, 3 ‘quartst cold 0 admit that childre ore Janlonts: Concern | ori Jcik or S cake ana (0| ; 1es : enus for the ramily ' ., Bloshoons| feelings ioT. ay e SETARL R R e ostly Easy Ones | o= : i S n with a relieved face | complicated anyway—and then | — — —dy By Mrs. Alexander George (i This br all ) m accent me oss an old picture 1 took Leftovers Tastily Prepared | - Wipe off houe 1 damp | der i ch 1 of | } Of « ou « y of Jack when we were first married | B fast—Orange ji chilled, | cloth. Add th Wt and water cd public ¢ at once,” she saic ) and—it upset me for a minute. 1, toasted muffing, coffee. | cook slowly for o Co v the only one who « But 11 right agair Hash balls, butter durine (he f st of | child her. She Her confidence was ended. T saw cans, bread, apple sauce, | the ingredi o ook 45 | ar yon. Come hat. but in my brain was beating | te nute Remove t or 1{ T had to 1 nsistent questior | table soup, crack-| scrve. " - my roo What did she mean by “things are cauliflower, bread, oL only suf 1 t 1 will <0 complicated W Had Hal 3 i m pioca cream pudding. To remove the down from a duck probable feclings o [ 5 SR ; i e e e s by 1 complications” she found £o 5 i - entirs aurface of the duc Allow to | miliation 1o hi bac bleso 8 O Toasted Muffins cool and then pull off the paraff i s (Continued Tomorrow) | (Any kind) and all the down and emall feath- | PT Jove | g ) v 3 ffins. 3 tablespoons butter ers will stick to “You will stop her crying Servi | e muffins in 1-2 inch slices, cross- |leftover from jellies | . 8 ) Q3 p | ways. Toast on both sides. Spread - - C = SScas by with the butter, heat and scrve on IVORY MOIRE | . % s a doiley on a serving tray. Chic and youthful is a new ivory | '. ““. . | Hash Balls, Serving Four moire dance frock \ f ed 1o | 1 cup mashed potatoes, 2-3 cup silhouette; that is, three tiers, all is another 37 38 39 chiopped meat, cooked. 1 ta poon | flaring, | 11 posed upon among the | chopped onion, | tablespoon | line foundation. It wonld take & corporal pun- | aspoon salt, | young giri to r this frock. but it on him. He I 1 - < o LIP BLCOMES EXCITED | By Thornton W. Bur Rilly climbed up o Une' Billy turned with surprising guickness and faced Fiip | irn @ frying to PUITEY COLOR T i Once Overs By C. D. Batchelor Anyon | partics statemen evening and tr the coats worr rants, opera mendously Coats Take a Shoi Cut BY HENRI BENDEL (coa no le. But the cuf New York, Nov Somebody | of or has said that short of the long o bi: ¢ ¢ color skirted evenir seems to be |l iy of t ove endir Unless women hav wraps fashioned v tic viewpoi | By short, 1 mean really st llow the hipline. 7 s hed one of the coat’s ular length, three-qua the trailin sk n ¢ 7 gown wrong place. A coat must be ve rent velvet, cre hort to properly cor I has Patou's cvening gown of t i istlir Fyening Wraps Many ps. Some ar hort coa « of my own de- } han coats. (‘oa oW V. It is fashioned of exceedingly | cver, are very popular. Rich bro A A caded lames. im gold arn ilver ith color greens, pinks, blue or yellow. ar « ma lovely. Often a ric almost roya oy | blue or des purple makes a sump- 1o 200 [ uous cou Velvets are ¢ 5 G Inurs a ed lavishly; chir \ A rink, ermine and lapin ind 1 & or contrasting color 10 use of lapin is growing steud «l With Koli Often lon imptuons lapin. One vith a dippir I quite Keeping with the 1 line | Collars an | coats are very import them are furred. One cute silver. lias ms a little fro nsed, a shirred S 1shion o ade of finely tuc ] is a zood ide tablespoons |is charm " chopped parsley, 1-4 t “-...- “-.... Gy 100. Another ti chicly unds 1 touc collar origin WENNE ANNER HORIZONTAL i [QTATRIMVETR]_IDIAINT I E L] IORIERENIOTIELS IMSIPIA] [RITIAREGIORIESHMLIOT] minister it in strict privacy 1 e [ACTEDM T INEIR T o S 17 ect for his self esteon ; LOOPS-BOWS Satin, velvot and romantic silver 1 1 i 1 part in the Cow's wtored dinne w nmodes. Bows, and g v York. Nov. 18.—Diary of a!ly trained by the asdlios TR S e S modern Pepys: Up and a telegram | the Chester Hales Hers from Tom Millard. complaining a Such choruses often “run away with TR (e waiter in the Palace in San Francis- | a show’ it has resulted 0 oal A dai Safa A e co inquired if he happened to be | higher wage scale than ever before | rings has one large t et z I TDevourcd 0. O. McIntyre and what recourse | Some are paid 3100 a week and the | in pearis for the lobe pi Ty 10 laniizd he had? So to buy my wife's moth- | average is | this four little strands of tiny tur 1 Bogiolics basket of fruit for her birth- | (o]0} — URoice i nd o sl T 4 To find fauit Sign on a 424 sf movie: “Ap- :, ( | fofGonaunecs Casting accounts, find my fi-| pasionata. Parisian love story. Cool- SR 0 S Tl ALt by e ol sl nances deplorable, as who doesn't?|ed by refrigeration e — e Al Eihan iy But off merrily fo see myself and (1o} el R ORGOLTOas others in a sound news picture, and From Swe of all the places o U DAL | vesembled a frightened screcch | —comes anot ock for t Naluebingnror owl. S0 10 a luncheon re Clar- | mateh industry fan 3 Agtion cnee Budington Kelland opened an | self lighter the ay's lip. 6 Al LOINY 1ddress with “Fellow bankrupts! tick and is merely . L, In th cvening to sec what was | teuching onc therehy ¢ = oAl s a serious play greeted | saving the wear and tear on fray- w320 aTpipTotube range, nd very depress ing thumb, R e . en joining others at a restau- —00 {rent and Hallie Stiles, the American| A talkie director a4 with a e necessity of safeguard nger of the Opera Comique, there | group of us the other day that a ient health in athletic pro, and a f gracious lady. sure-fire fear-jerking scene in the | " In very few places is there any 00— | movies was a disgraced father or| — requirenient that a physician shall| Broadway's quick cating places | mother creeping up to the nursery litor's Note: This is tl in final or semi- | fill hetween 7 and § in the evening [to shed tears at the eribside of a| of four articles by Dr. Morris ' vhich serious in- | with chorus girls who have a hur-|siceping haby. There were ha, ha's| Eon i enyElene e Attt be sustained. | ried snack before reportin {he [and a few thinly disgusted ho-ho's. | BY DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN i i quisite | theate eir light hearted gaicty |80 he took us to a projection room | Tillior T oina e e Avarican on in high school ath- | is stimulating, and from their frothy | and revealed a recent picture with ATl Al A RS GalAL DI RO TS is no en or is hurricd and | chatter much slang is added to the | such a scene. The soandso was right w the Bealth Magazine x White Way lexicon. The great ma- | One hooter went, bl ving out of i I B Thu hat fn a nur crity live recklessly and for the, the reom. And all of us were tun- R e thlatics, | PeT o » ire football | moment. They punctuate their rap-|ing up like Helen Morgan does for Lo char made 1 squad w in one hour|id dinners with quick drags at ci 500d cry 1 b Ladel it contest. | garettes, rouge dabbmg and eyc —00 Veanis As a re t of ive in high | brow penciling, and the way they| An Atlantic liner surgeon says e athletics, ¢ 1 gol alhictics of the boya|kid a waiter into accepting a five- | the ancient theory that champagne Ol | for thejp | ©1me to college burned out and un- | cent tip with a smile is hotsy mm.})u vents seasickness is a canard of | in the health bodily to b to duplicate the feats| The millionaire and the beautful | French wine merchants to improve | welfare of the athletes they performad in high school. Cer- | chorus girl are eternally linked in | ocean sales. He says the only pre- | It 1s said that the physical health | 'ain forms of ivs are espe- | Broadway legends., Yet it is safe to | ventive deck-walking. Perhaps! of about one-third of the student | uited {o the high school | say that 98 per cent of the chor-|But we have made many quick bodies is little if at all affected by | "0Y and joint committee of the |ines’ sentimental attachments are|sidewise jumps from the path of} the athletic programs. It is pointed | National — Educat Association | for the average young men to whom | deck-walkers in our day. out that when a man ouce demon the Awicrican Medical Associa- | marriage will mean materially little | 00— trates athletic ability, he is ¢ 148 expr conviction | more than a E flat and a| The hardicst looking vovagers couraged to take part 1l of the | « rim rins and rowing | delicatessen fare. The most highly | arc of the poorest sailors while ports and that « ' 4 t wted ot high | exploited s heauty in town mar- | the frailest never skip a meal. Old tions of tho ca i g ried a newspaper columni And | seamen say no one m v sick- limitat o pil ipation of x of coun- | you know what they are financiall ness until he h come accuston letes . nof more 1 neral 00 to the hrackish smell and brassy n SCRNTIE T 1 il pl ) Bt zh schools The echi of the chorus man i Iy=ol odors permeating ship. | The ollng ! o etics ahmost complete. Only one musical 00 athletes o many instance show this season offered a male| With practically nothing 1o do much \ v concern | som shonlg | aste | chorus. Most of the guild have|today but write this and a magezine the high school. It is stated that [basket. They are time-savers and |sought work in other fields—chlefly | article, we got to wondering if broc- the high school athletic ociations | aids to leeping ings picked up. |among extras in Hollywood. The coli was rcally food. | 0f Texar, Sonth Carolina. 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