New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1930, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH '2?, 1930.\ e e Love’s Reawakening The Story of a Wife’s Triumph Over Jealousy By ADELE GARRISON own, possessing. least a bit of truti Madge Plans to Outwit the “Trail- tuted one of my ing Detective” By an Early 1| told myseli, for the City | “Yes, I am sure he is, I said, Ma L Iso sure he has no con- vineing, Jack L my knowledge of the private det g had slumped st the tive's presence in the Hasbrouck |Lack of her chair at the first pact home, that I no longer doubted tha|ot my answer, but she sat erect at cccuracy of her vision, as 1 had|the socond and stared at me. n she first told me of the| “Do you remember the man In nad W our |the black roadster who was just d us' when Mr. Underwood that burst of speed on th: ay?” I thought the wind," she cn you changed Iking to Mrs. Under vood as you that [ didn't ep my eyes open much. 1 did soc though—a ‘stocky man, not o big as Mr. Underwood, but tall- {er than most itie Madg 3 broke off with widened gves i ot kour: it ove the that s carnestness was so besides dove-tailing, with con- h done wt seen ching | behi thing [ made you | parl T ppose You tell v every at mac window? Did you | which ned asked. ¢ ere was something yeu sion vas so busy t ked k him clearly, I think I'my teld her he t he trailed u: 1s not connected with -rather with someonc inter keeping frack of Mrs. Underwood’s movements.” Apparently heory qu little 1c! for with an air us was convineing, chair she tled back ot m relief. I'll Be Careful!” ppose I'm o selfisi she said, “but — and Inow do—you're a while lik t she had no All her being 0 to hody, Leslie—T fee *1 know nd 1t I conzoct M vou C rupted of i minutes tola @ d Hasbrou 1 blick roadster Would you our o'clock o and be fo driv morning chair, for ac A to the middie this ) n o her you darling, cleve she caroled, but 1 ped 4; a hasty on my lips | “You don't want to let Fim knov [ what we're pianni 1 whispercJ. | vand T don't to waken Mr. Underwood until the last 1 ible S v 1 cond 1 pok- above the sill and duckel, hadn't e had L 17: 380 § wouldn't hav down the oth hin.” seel side | 11 away ttle be car but she whisperad eyes sudden.y hears us and e little hil wly. ien he didn ard the house.” | n. Of course he might | that first and thea | long way around. Why " |3our door again. suddenly sharp. ““Do |stairs to see Mrs > house? (Continued Monday) Copyright, 1930, Newspaper " rvice, Inc. ith he way I'm going down wis Hasbrouck.” ADDY THE BUAVER'S VISITOR | Thornton W. Burgess | far to be poli [ 1 start the Beave is not used to s not used to He is | pond n- has | an does the pond or visit his house. them visit his visitors there. no place re m , T kno of that | | mau | | Once Qvers Registcred U. S. Patent Office had | horz | “My dear, Jack is having his It does seem just more than I can b : ) nus trouble again. night and hasn't been to the office in weeks. Two operations and bills ¥ By C. D. Batchelor Awake every 211 O Geographic Questions ) H ! i : Horizontal the aver But Pad is out in tk wond and it i often that he has a wisitor there Ones great while a feathered acqu way alight on the root of I’ house, Once in a reat wh Joe Otter swim out thers 3 h d it. But th so f in 15 visite e A¥S very o said Paddy, visitor,” ind 1 Porky's tho coat th n and ALLXANDER ol Pudding for GEORGE Dinnet : Of what . Antoinette queen? . What strait separates Asia {rom America? 1. To wash . One in cards . On the ler Na et . To chatter . Lion. (&) Mer No country was 1l not cabbage, % cup choppec en Creamed Mushro Aol fros) 00] T o 3 ter over vixture and ctir until it has Add the lemon a; Add th t of the nts. Pour mold. « umnold on 1 gelatin dissolv- ir and ingred- into a il and and top with sal- & cup sugar, 1 cgg. 1 lla, 16 cup cold water diced cups 5 powder it 5 Add the ingredients and beat for tes. Pour into a shallow pan fitted axed 20 minutes in pineapple poons 1 been ke for oven. Sanc 3 tal min- | tablespoor warni | spoor HOW'S your HEALTH v Edied by Dr. lago Galdston Stunting Many end of trouble feet. And the yiroposed remedy. ing it sc One " Academy of Medicine for Dcalness to correct more bi the mors e the e appeal- ms to be of A latest attempts airplane stuntin . if there ny b idea, is that sid cha | deatness ¢ The hind the | the {and in conscquence lin atmospheric pr | 1 » is in altitu pid change the cases it prove | ave instruments wh the same tional, less trollable 1 Thut — and here is oS can mi fective. thers b can produ in a less sens: and more con clfects costly anner. the rub—few be cured, though some may be helped. in this manner. Deatness is the end result of one more of a variety of causes. The source of the difficulty may reside in the drum. ear bones, cochlea, or nerve structur Neeessarily promising be or intelligent desivable results cannot accomplished _through stunting. It must be based on careful exami nation and must proceed along con- *is in the And from abou difficulti ere as follows: another suffercd two men and | ond middle two women were dea After the flight the stutterer was worse off. So was the middle ear Thote deaf showed no im- provement whatsoever. car disease case, 2,000,000 of United An 3 person re il in the s cvery NNY SAYS: | sueh n open minds |them | Baron b persons will go to no their de- | at | in stunting | > | cisco where such reme- | treatment | through | | Japanese Maidens Bring Thanks to thank Americar Miss Sumiko Tokuta, rming young Japanese women From left to right they . Miss Kimiko Ashimo. are for help &tended Of Country To American People | at Sato, the time Miss of tha Miss Yoshiko Yoshiko Tokyo, March (A)—Tour pan’s ynost attrgctive young wor n will *land soon in the Unitel| g States nvoys of gratitude.” [ G Their to thank 29 mother than to see the child which has so carefully trained rel bits which, is the | o i had been definitely outgrown. American people for the butpourihs | M6, W ELEETES = ot gencrosity in aid of suffercrs | 3 ! fr R | firg| Deen taught to be from the great carthquake and fire| (¢ G TR cptember 1, 1 o | nabits of babyhood The mission is thuis | ft thumb only have ¢ h the the to it in their ki ng them turn Others t foundations for | 2 after their movhers fincr eity er clieve that they 1 \e mission bk the Jiji Shimpo, onc ; SR | Loy of t e AL Gl not feed himsclf although at 2 members ‘were had done it very nicely. mittee had done i ry uicely clean, at 3 revert to Children sucking cradle sometimes re- der; ntrums palched at g time now seven Tokyo tion of years 1 wten days. long had reason to d lcarned scli is celebra the compl refory a new wis £po of t cap sclected ncluded Baron I\'Hu.u‘ ign minister: Princ ent of House « Dowager Machions and Zenjiro Horiki mayor of Tokyo. - All four young milies and could he who iusisted tr |1apses? Almost lis to be found in a disturbance the emotional undercurrents of hild's life. A worried, short-tempar . of good |Cd Mother; a new nurse who rubs lish fluently | hse | way she thought, | ficultic 18 months have | thes | chila Dbehind [and sat Recently T heard of a little | fluen t Why do children have these re-|the ways the reason | pre he child's disposition the 0o much, correction of adjusting to new school situation, hundred other things ¢ world of reality to too harsh and to make the return the casy pleasures ctions of his babyhood. into outgrown childish always to be take as a L sign that' we should minds th to understa we brought Punishment and coercion ar rse than useless. We must try W the point at which hoe pinches and reli the wrong the dif- new play- mate: em A T it 1 child’s re- the to revi m 1 outr try in- bear upon him ¢ s have made to pull Alaskan fur tr tempts to train polar be Their | 2¢ year Miss Yo ter of C | the rmperial Navy, | o the Princess Chichibu Miss Setsuko Matsudaira known as the daughter of Japanese am lor to [ ton and now a member of the fiv | power naval ~onference in v.undon Miss Yoshiko Sato, daughter of aaudleo nato, large Tokyo hospital Miss Sumiko Tokuta, gradua fanious School of Miss Kimiko Ashing. English in Tokyo AVoman between 1S and | L cousin who wide! a forn Washin was head ot te of | the Tsuda Tokyo. instructos |in s Co!- | c The wission sailed | hama March 18 on the liner 1 went Pieree and is due at San 1 on Apnl Their itiner: s San Francisco, Los An- Washington, Philadelphic, Yorl . Chicago. 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