New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 12, 1929, Page 16

16 ’ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 19: Love’s Reawakening The Story of a Wife’s Triumph Over Jealousy By ADELE GARRISON 1 § . Quick Work Clears Away Al Trace L ’ of the Marauders at The Lar e —Just as Mr. Halset Appears on lisordered oo the seene, A ! \ o of { 1 1 g done 101 X t s b 1 to repo 1 el ‘ > | it | | v 3 | No. o 1 Ir. N ( | out ¢ m. 1 ) K L ovt oroon to 1 it wisdom l sperience 1 put in an for th 1 s nd we ' Mi ¢t's Do I passing and secing the smoke G ome haskets, Jim and we'll and take it ¢ can take her leisure. We'll sweep and put small rugs in the b Il this stuff Picer's wher are of it at plu How mu REDDY GETS MORE THAN HI BARGAINED FOR By on W Burgess Who takes a chan 1 - N I 1 i He onee i i wa o 15 s | H ] o) i 1 ! raid ) ; . m. B « i ] ¢ v X i th [ Toxes. } t 1 : 4 L ' [ MORIES PISHBEIN 1 Liditor Journal of the American Medical Association and of Ty- ) i the Health Magazing s | Jority o No onc h | suel 1 ninutes no 1l bring carric But ur stons 15 Jim was tueking L one, the | not to com > down 1 toot of a motor horn ded at the Jim or 1 uccomi zate, and Mr. Hal in. Jook- ou to re n [ uriously at did so. "Once Overs Family Circle my fig estion Dox . ALERS[TIALL ; T DIA 12 Having lin \ D 7Ok |A I' ; | 171ro: 01 “ Vertieal ; 1 At ki Who 4 I : Iig By C. D. Baichelor ‘There’s a Note of Fantasy In the Most ‘ Practical of Winter Sports Ensembles zonal stripe effeet impor in the winter sports mede. The nev siyle sweater shown on the lin a Ru i blous has di nal stripes i green and black on a hite bacii- cap s of broadfail. At the right §s a winter sports suit of black whipcord with the popular | stripe eifect in the seart and sweat Broudtail fashions this cap, too BY JEAN PATOL ar preferable to wear rather 100 sweuters as well as in by new Rus Paris, 1 here i trousers than run the visk of | gan blouses. Green combined with [eral and quite impor looking vidiculous in tight Breechus| p oo™ G T S ¢ noted this year in a kely to hamper the most side for winter sports we mentary movements while ski- | Plack, or and yellow stripes ral ne rema < or tobogzuning. look extremely effective with Wt Jast realiz- It is an error to think that these |black suit. I rather favor black and nnot be in-sports suits must be of very heavy navy blue for the suit proper, but ant such material to be warm. A light fabric any other dark color can’ be worn if b clothes s always preferal provided, of 'preferred 00d—50 is 2 v e eurwz | mnst course, it is SNOW-proof certuin Bordedns red—but they No onmen kno that a FFor the sweater, 1 prefer, rather anust aly be ombre shade. [ po uble has to be [than the turtle-neck, the high. juse whipcord lusively for all t on a certain principle, 1 snug-fitting collar that can be un- these sports ensemble only too ready roduce @ tened. A few minutes’ exercise E choice of suitable headgear note of fantasy in - in the snow are sufficient fo make is somewhat of a problem. Ior the tion. The “culotte ne” or|one very warm, and it is far morc skiing enthusiast. T think there is ankle-length trou loose- eable to be able to unfasten a nothing ore appropriate or afford- " fitting re by most collar than have to sufter discom- |inz more protcetion than the Nor- practical ot garment 1 of | fort in a close-fitting one wegian cap. This is invarably made color or fantasy pro- The jacket which forms an fn- of the ame whipcord the suif, vided for in the d ol tegral part of the ensemble. either 1or ihe woman who wishes to e ‘ ons on the side or in front. It is | suitahly dre in a winter gports however, for fur- sually worn open Jer comfort as well or. 1 have ¢ of broadtxil ated caps made very hecoming 15 frecdom of that erient | novement and attractive. Th appeared as a Fports Any color is good a sweater, | pleasing char from the woolen tome wornen profost inst | provided it never borders on the ec- cap, but the latter can look v GETTING NOTICL: widih I show, | centric. This ye I have used a smart when worn by the right type By ALICE JUDSON PEALE the 1 that it s great deal of diagonal stripes in of woman. Vera hag one claim o distinetion Chian s e e Lo b Gt G L s " i @ great biz|wother did anvene i the school ua-! Wipe off th ks with a d Ihere s something positively odd | hole in her stockin de a the rcasons for child’s | cloth. Sprinkle cach with 1 cr abiity to get her fac Whe yone mcntior appearance, spoon of the salt. Sprinkle the flour e P I 0l vs| Vera's mothe nd busy | over the B L e e a8y nk ich. | lsdy, and Ve occupy @ butter Mix the . o S Nei|L n And | very import s dife. I | crumlby cag and out. holes in ith makes th Yo g0 f the r ad on top ot L ments is her ¢ the salmon steak and cover with th o But she nev iproves, The nior of the child other s Add 1he wa Cover e Rl SE e Lmeaning | She is, however, much chagrined | with a 1id and bake for 1 1-4 houss ¢ that she wash teachers and classmates (he more |At Vera's slovenliness, and frequeni- (in & moderate oven. Baste frequent- s 1 her classmates | slovenly she srows. Not until her |1V lectures her on the subject. Iivi-{lv. During the last 15 minutes o N e e ® had @ conference with the | dently Vera is unconsciously exploit- | the Iy vaniova! the Hditolners L cors L 0ol [sachan AR e n e lin s g ling the only she has of getsing | Wit brownir lothes and asking her whether she | well groomed lady who s Vel SRR e et et eIl Sata, Serving o . —————— —— — = e [ Many of the unpleasant habits of 2 cups chopped cooked beets, 2 children thus may be tra cups chopped cabbage, 1-4 simply {0 the need for getting notice chopped oni 1-2 teaspoon ac any price. The more we notice | 1-4 teaspoon pepper, 1 faults which this origin, the| celc ed spoons horse- reater they become, for vich time ish. 1 tablespoon sugar, b tabl:- wo cgmment we strengthening | spoons vinegar them” as a source of sati; tion to| Mix and chill the i edients the child . Butterless, Milkless Cake (Moist . . and cconomical fruit cake) Menus for the Family | iieas i i Sl S—— cinnamon. 1 teaspoon cloves, 1 tea- spoon nutmeg, 1 cup 2 cups flour, 1 soda, 1 teaspoon Mix the su poon salt, 1-2 | By Mrs. Alexander George | MENU VOR, FISH DINNER Baked Salmon Steak, Dre Lalied Potatoes, Iascalloped Turnips nuts teaspoon king powder. r, water, raisins, lard v ficld burlesquing o1 2 for Rread, Butter, Beet Relish ], | Shices and ¢ Boil f 3 minutes wihil and in comic KIS Caramel Marshmallow Iie, Coffee, | SHPTINgE constantly. Cool and add 1 f is a valuable quality, it 3 rest of the inzredients. Tour into a cantly b Baked Salmon Steak and Dressingg | 1640 pan lined with waxed paper o i 1 slice wlmon steak (3-4 pound ¥ e 1 liou n slow oven cuch), 1 teaspoon sult, 1-4 feu- — ) ingtlir poon paprika, 1 cup flour, 2 NEW PEARI i e O LU ! cad crumbs. 2 tablespoors New necklaces of pearls fake on ) h five Jan- | chopped onions, tablespoons | glamour by the addition of pend housands of lefters pour into chopped parsley tablespoons ants, links and clasps of brilliants. Zeneies « roni No' i anychopped celery, 4 tablespoons but- | Some usc antique earrings to fash- : 3 st ter, 1 ezg, 1 cup water. ion links at cach side of the neck. 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Th voluniinous repo wre boiled | seum of Art has a ghoulish f: | pattern has ample and exact in- n to one syllable word. " ation for many. Therc numn- structions. Yardage is given for 10! gard of a ber of “re who pay weekly every size. A perfect fit i5 guar- and monthly anteed. N only thrce trained 00— Patterns will be delivered upon re- lio have mastered the art of | From G. 17, Central Park South: ceipt of FIFTEEN NTS (150) o, i that is their products | “Your column along with two other in coins carefully wrapped or 1 pereentage of sucee columns werc o irritating this stamps. Be sure {o write ainly 5 es. They are p - morning. 1 theew the papers away vour NAME, ADDRES YL ll 0| 82 b to § ond cooled off amping about the NUMBER and SIZE . ( ! their o time is | Central Park ) The NEW FASHION votud to specialization next time. it you think of it LOOK is FI . but 00 feed a couple of the swans for me. only CENTS when ordered One ¢ v t for | I am way behind on my swan fec w rn. 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