New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 21, 1929, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1929. Once QOvers By C.D. Batchelor |~ The Family Enjoys Aiding Christmas Work Love’s Reawakening The Story of a Wife’s Triumph Over Jealousy By ADELE GARRISON Katherine Contmucs Her Nory and Tells How Noel Burned His Lette and How Mary Tried So Hard o Appear Nonchalant. Kath 100k sting ahism hat look 1 in the *Noel went verted ¢ You ¢ And of of her 1 rneath 1 tuse 1s feel Apparent we k to with er un Noel's 1 now, he 1 important v ¢ eliey v ¢ there's be Id 1o g el ining I knew both Mary But Mary n was already on ) at her ghing hardly s used to, Dbelieve I so differe 108t li 1t a look upon it but a second be starts back Somic Phil V tand her touch zen's gomng Tims: would re the public know splendid 1f his Javor I gave 10 verbal con Noel” K head like rn He bear and yet he touch h [ can't room. out of the could you'd t nt vt how high- ppears 1o 1. Indee demon n in fore ctress t 1o he nd ive something doesn't tak su ould Kking ctter ath- high n pieces between Mary hrinks When , for in- nd a 00, not hink hing spir va d, she nd cpressed L wits ‘You 1y b blew a therd to hint old thing,’ she ol «nd_ let you sleep. of the room nd it in that tended she had Kiss Neel S0 cmotions’ to say, T wundle Noel What do you m thi 5o brog ‘I'll go anite up my Mary down he il ut mind to las call hig 1s she san heard mtense voice di W behind he she Nocl s pr closed ene med as nade and ke THE TURKEY DINNER By 'lhfll'l;l(:“ \\ Burgess There's nothing The ce his ntly It is things turn out what is expected of Reddy Fox d" Hooty the Owl planned dinner. worl so0 di fro Just and Mrs All threc been ¢ ithou the | o {OUR HEALTH and 100k tw inest ved ne had NN NS Mhve d NN “But }nothcr, when do they swallow the m?”’ Chicago, D (®—\World wids | among medical authori- ! | ties follows the latest report of |identitication of the germ of influ- d at the University o discussion nza, announce Chicago. | This germ long and there have been other hopefu) reports previously | Dr. Isidor Falk. 30-year-old professor of bacteriology the crsity of Chicago. is standir port he made to a scien- at iversity: that definitely 1solated the germ neat which should toward the discussion, to use the rims to seek rem for fh The the vemedies will dep! learned of the germ larly whether poison Influenza id by dents to b of the olde: ases known to man Hippotrates it has been sought on the tific he has 4 step tar settling is dies nature of d on what ner in which partici- a ma the it caus discase, is by seereting | on | udied lihought came on 7 T Wl a great it was Gree Dr decla 1l of evidence he Shiak there show tha plagu swept th they sct o Iroy Noah Wl ne work on 1y Hippocrates | d particularly follow canet for rotc luenza its history vol- after a lor Webster, that it atmospheric cor by “electrical i eru a two of thought pro by ion z voleanic carthguake uch phenomena.” planct il some relation to it wel | Tmmanuel Kant. the great mathe- maticia nd philosopher. alsa miade an intensive study of the dis- The name “influenva,” which en from the Italian for *ir 10, not formally be-| { stowed upon the discase untfl 1782, | and choice indicates that the older theories of atmospheric anl| planetary “influence” were accepi-| ed to some extent at that tim | Webster records a long serivn of | cpidemics of influenza, extending | from 1l 174 1o his own day. | At thc end of the cighteenth ce |tury a world-wide epidemic is r [corded which swept successively | Siberia, a, | | Finland, Germ | den ion of the was, | over China Denmark, $ d. the Nether- | and Spain | London | lands, e Plague of n. B g hefor 45PO0I clove 501 5 will not GLYCERINE WASH ONION BREATH add a fc il prevent clog 4- » have said been by an some authoriti epidemic v weinza. Duri half of t1 who remained in the of ONION TEARS pour boil wateg over them your preparing this epider & 060 peopl peel you B ; city during th smart , rampant d ted that t d Sta world over dicd 15 esti tr 10,000,000 the ing the wartime cpider enza and other disca akness” brought o Tall a year in intensive t the University Chi- his o th assisted aff of and dur- infln- in b rine sure to glyc into the washing and rinsing them gloves of ofdnt h which “flu- tens £k Dr. spent work a of solite " cago in attempt by have served onions for a od plan to end with or candicd small of onions on drops spice the KIDS COZ Children should with CORNER provided I¢ ing couch | r and light just right for reading or playir s, Too often (he adults ftake all the available | spots and wonder why the children | | do not read. CHOPPED 1IGS drops cozy corn of lemon running achine, that you chopping Horizontal Rosa Ra as Captain Kidd? worl Am Hurrah! Churceh b tir | countr brown brei whi siology CONLroyers t than have mu the b eration n i it contains more o rt s and mor ind these thin human being alone and eral matter people admit out that t! bre u L mpton t wdomi suppor indicat im 0 Lirown | some ome- | Visit ance on 1d experimen Ary con- refore it hrown bread factors thout | e LEMON RINST vellow ould water | 59¢ 1 their up und mpoord. | | y Brow ts: communistic g York ing There s, rvadical mediately ¥ | en with | sauce vion Sanarc Magiceand Mystery” stopping in or even window. the old will- ind such. 00 T Story concerns nd doughty day clinging to theiy L pinch now 1cco shops Park Avenue call for only men few foreigners on ide, In 1875 there orics in New Yor ninder of these wff mill standing Helvetia, N —00 love ¢ utterly i love - On the morning sidewalk over- @ that boiling over cust of thos shops looki powere ithout z in the such e A freqne n surect Sunday attled colonels cf sovialistic | peldames jewel- | nd wmother bob- | o bo for to! snuff then. But Madison During | skirt i dec snuff snuff sold along South the not one About the scafaring in ors dir catete known miong e s been dubbed | o8 0 | lower Last sstull o snuff onzhold the only snec ria in the coun thousands o 1 ot renient work a panacea for the ills of | have been drawn | 1o ! Ho myriad candle |, i catet lonc is in necen for | donca { mark in ms lized Wwo phil or . thr rs make 1 obscure i They | Mving in such fashion. seld chiefly to lovesick The to a i Prolectos ou arian tanr: vith 1 range from when peddiers reap prices dolla s int “prole ! and cone satisfy 00— I have of a i cover For the rs oars in | spite the dividends dire \d pronts are i Thus dot an hour been decor autitul lad a4 magazing with peneil iche and spade-shaped beard to think of the most interc vation in New York during the week, And the incident standing jout most vividly i rather gentleman of middle years who sul- AV | denly detached himself for | orderly pavement flow, a fire plug leap-frog turned back into the ; 1 dignity. olde reduction pictur: ¢ on no nu ors’ | tryin vl HIPIOVOIICTts, 1zingly 0 custor tmes 1o wait ing ot m a spruce from the | hopped over fashion, and parade h does not has While many there e majo! helong Wher —00— 1 goes believe 1 of such urges, wall without us frequently never pa cxperiencing an Imost uncontro desire to bal- mysclf tight rope fashion along its top. Some day. too. I'm going to make a few payments down on a icel chair and try ~00— hus become,” te Chas. M. Schwal Happiness Boy McNaught Inc.) Many curb in Latin | hold oung 1ats litt1e students flowing ties groups, vorld na ible stonc gone mad. | bl one in o fre of | ance L table nzy ) 10 top a whs 1. the old- yadway_dru “What s call o vanilla ice P, Lo, “of Rhinelander st of the Copyright, Syndicate, Kip | | | | | w tellow who can pas: | vanina tabld are will have to help a double in making confections on attraction tor the you theny, as this Jad is doin the Christmis they (as above) s if crmitted EMerus | c/ the Day@ ALEXANDER GEORGIE &;. Parents ONE FALLACY By MRS Doughnuts for Christmas Holiday Recipes (By Alice Judson Peale) Ben is a spoiled baby. His highly intelligent mother % ms not to have the least idea of L | how to manage the relatively simple | disciplining of a healthy baby. She "l “loves” him. She denies him noth- She gives him everything he and he cries for every- Sour Cream Doughnuts (4 Dozen) cups sugar, 1 teaspoon | spoon cinnamon, 1 te alt mil vanilla, 1 t ok Spoon nutmeg, cup sour crear cup sour cups fiour, 1 teaspoon soda, 1 spoon baking powder Beat the cggs and add the s Mix well and add the vanilla, Add the =our 2 minut teaspoon ing. cries | thi unwise tfeatment coming from a competent and intel- ligent woman must serve some pur- her life of which even she 1erself was not wholly awate. Those who know her realize that i ed in her marriage just that period of when she had fully faced disillusionment. When he wa * told her friends that she thought perhaps the baby would “make up for everything,” that she 2 fable- | would love him and that he would vanilla, 1 |love her, that here least thers cup chopped a1 app! in storr Lfor her. But of abviously er eat for the ingrec ough 1o combine Over-mixing doughnut out on with a ent until well brow This a soft a delicious DX pose in ingredients 1 a touzh ind roil Ho A0 child came JOUghnuLS | 1o Jif the produc: Chill dough floured ard nd f od. dough the b is and kes doughm Date Roll ar, 2 c ) i spoons b cup chopp: 1 cup mi 00 at cot ai low sugar. 1 ball forms as a po poured into cold w i pan from il 25 minutes beat until fhick and the dates, shape into ing with the hands Cook course Already sort of child that proba- prompt jnstly famous r who, when i bly | mark of | asked how cd simply Iy to find which is en ion is slowly th and ny. Add roll. knea The roll shouid | favorites i Roll in| He will not even be a satisfaction the nuts. Wrap in waxed paper and |to his mother for long. It will not be let “ripen” for several hours. Moist- | Many years before she will be for to admit that life has held in re- |serve for her one more disappoint- as severe as any other. There is no fallacy greater than that of {hinking that children can make up" to their pavents for their isuppointments in Children n is the bachelor liked Boiled.” himself to oy« Add th i answer- Ben is not like- happy in a world no one but cr 2 kind its inches in diameter. a sharp knife off in cold wat and cut 1-3 inch shi 4 ment Cr Hard Sauce for Hot Puddings poons hot cera nilla, 1 teaspoon lemon ex 1-8 teaspoon 5 tabl R spoons butter, 2 cups sifted confec- | oacon or anothe tioner's sugar. lie Mix all the ingredients and IR for 3 minutes. Roughly pile Thes ce in a glass dish and chill can be garnished with n n;., meats and red cherriesa u Maple Pecan Candy syrup, 1 cup sug 2 tablespoons buite 1 teaspoon vanilla . my 2 {able v m, 1 teu- spoon tract, nts for one this feeling iety of all ulong the lne. don't get a fair start. Children must not be accepted as substitute or a compensation for fulfilled needs in the lives of their | parents, n searcely os the The | 1 cup mapic cup milk, -S teaspoon salt « olcums should fore usin N LINOLEUMS be varnished It can be done later wl should since it is to keep varnished lino- Merely wiping off with cup peean: S0il gentl syrup. Suga 2 soft ball N rom frequently. the | o Whei | vory portion 14 the be, bu simpi forms n cold 18 eum cles ested i water, remove and | a du fir Add until can anl SLi Add With 1 0| fanc VI BOARDS 10p sl comin tiny well spent. minut heat thick hd othe in again, th sleeve board is yread the out When the nuts. buttered pai candy rm, cut in | pureh money “Tweed-Patterned Silk Frock™ Pattern 1798 New Britain Herald 15¢ Practical ttern This silk frock belt at the n ever bodic places its tailored tural waistline. The trimming follows down voke to the pointed flarc falls in graceful contrast to the fitted hodice. The pert how is tucked under the trimming at the neck line Design 1798 is shioned of tweed patterned silk which may be selected in delightful mixtures of brown and beige, black and white, green and grey. blue and tan, and many other combinations. D 34 16 requires material. May obtained only in sizes 16 40 and 42. 5-8 yards of 40 No dressmaking experience is nec- cssary to make this model. The pat- tern has ample and exact instruc- tions. Yardage is given for every size. A perfect fit is guaranteed. Patterns will be delivered upon re- ceipt of FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) in coins carefully wrapped or stamps. Be sure to write plainly your NAME, ADDRESS, YLIEE NUMBER and SIZE wanted The FASHION BOOK is F . but only TI when ordered with a pattern. Address all mail and orders to New Britai Herald Pattern Department, West 17th $t, New York City. FTEEN