New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 16, 1929, Page 14

LB CERISINAS ClhilS 10 ,,?tc,.("lor CI‘HLDREN ”BE THEIR AGE“ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HE MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1929 Love’s Reawakening The Story of a Wife’s Triumph Over Jealousy By ADELE GARRISON Lillian "L < Mad that Mary and Ratherine Have Start for the 1 Anviou 1 Woreyin R Buy By Years and Sizes that exactl . (2) The kindes and the “calico cat as an electr ¢ cqnipy ball mitt for boy B as this wicker day- s sure to plea littl ould have w play « ch as this gaudy narics, gold fish, As They Grow Older pet o both boys and girls near 12, ! personal gifis lous pos- . then ey value money owners 15 like baubles, such a3 lop children’s undes- wrist-watehes jon for animals. |f oir coats, sewing kits. or achery oui- s ancy thing like gold mul ethalls, soldiers, mother's.” Boys delight e ‘1 ;’;\{ fl‘ “/\'\\f S5 j'w i 1 i 0 1 T he 0 " \ S a r “hun- miniature motor boats, radios / (S : A ut 1 ge 1 mes o more intri- | plane toys that fly, cameras, Mostly Easy Words | i o it e i e o e o e e 8 e e e e e s e e e — ’ i & ol 1c vl bo o gei- | w e f ) hoolk collectic started 1f children hot pla up to them ind gratitu rd you main » should b hat to: in th first pla ind interesting 1 from three to six per . | ] 7 & o | & Yo 2 G0 : the Health Magazine, ortant points of attack on all M- ¥ E i 1 L | licer or sailc - Modern metiiods of school insper- | ne and particular] on illness f childrer method of preventi S the authoritic ions other 4 i ; - he Un v of Chicago | itsell is practically an impossibilty, HOGTY HANGS AROUND | + of the reasons | Henee we try to minimize the dan- w 2 4y \ 1 the s of 400 children f coughing. spitting, and By Thornton W. Burgess ™ et H ey 10 child was ex- | sne nd methods of spreading hool physician be- | infection from one child to anothe As might have been exy . th communicabl i s of child- ses in- | hood such as uza. chicken pox, common cold, cough sl whooping cough, mump Wl bronchitis re- | German measles, s feve sponsible for 1more absences than |pneunionia and diphtheria caused Wl other causes combined. It is in- next largest number of ab- teresting to realize that practically | sence pecially significant is the ¢ same condition obtains among | fact that the infectious dis t industrics. Among the | most prevalent in the school were 1 th atory discases | Lhos o most prevalent through- Sidime . ror to 67.3 1 t city except for diphtheriz St S GGl of illne f which there was only one cast Shis brought iy caused ) avs of ab- the entire eight-year period h there were numerous city explain this b hundred and 4 it that carriers were prompi- carolled in the ntary nated, children who had them ther ¢ | comtact with cascs outside of school respira i ere controlled, and the Schic hreeicas 1o [ fest and toxin-antitoxin for th « for cach child in the school. |vention of diphtheria were ex- I'or tlie whole period of eight ycars, ' tensively employed. VERTICAT rit a4 in = did not dane on the sid tleman in full eve- | “Chic Two-Picce Frock” Pattern 8834 New Brtlain Herald 15¢ Practical Pattern A flatiering diagonal bodice clos front skirt panel that seems< 10 point upward because of the un- nsual cut of the bottom of the coat, and a side pleated skirt detective. 00 A Frenchn 1d have tc e a laugh combine ; p ’ 1 o | : 1 s\ & \ to create a delightfuliy ; » a 5 f : ¢ to roll on tiic ¥loor over kit wearable sports frock —}?{‘1 S 1y T : 1 erfoct- one oursel I A [ A light weight tweed fashions this A B ¢ . ? : \ ] 00 3 3 smart rig, particularly lovely in i lia mixed shades of brown and beige r’“fi” ( = 5 . . . : L e A d i or Dblack and white. Bone buttons &:\ parents ; [ p Jinaey|bilnd ho can {ell the num- | i i # fasten the coat in front, and trim X X 4 : f 0 of Ul the cue ball hits by ¥ 7 the sleeve bands. Other suitable ==t o ) . | fabrics are jersey, kasha, wool TN O I 0 1 ! ] -5 E 3 crepe or velveteen. e lion there wa 7 3 May he obtained only in sizes 14, lenian in our towa 20, 32, 34, 38, 40 and 42 16 require vards of a4 inch 4 waterial they spoke. e ] No dressmaking experience is neighborhood by neee to make this model. The pattern has ample and exact in- | A structions. Yardage is given for wvsome bit of humor, ) ery size. A perfect fit is guaran- vas attempted when J famous New York rounder lost an . i X Patterns will h upon cool | eve in a jov-rida smashun. A group | \ receipt of FIFTEEN T 0 of his cronies called at the 1.0S,.,,“,; fiN » ! in coins carefully 3 or wely presented 3 glass eyes | stamps. Be sure to W plainly h boxes, numbered thusly: | 8 vour NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE A steadfast eye for family [ NUM SIZE wanted. HIQN BOOK A lascivious eve for the | ® TEEN CENTS, but only s | when ordered with a pattern. Ad- | dress all » and ordes 1o New Rritain Herald Pattern Department, 29, MoNaught | 243 West 17th street, New York dicate, Inc.) city. rocker on the 5 out 1o passer 00— A bloodshot eye for morn-