New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1930, Page 14

14 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1930. Love’s Reawakening % The Story of a Wife’s Triumph Over Jealousy 3 By ADELE GARRISON ¢ Madge. Entering to A ltan with the News Arrival, Steps TINE STORIES NANNY'S TERRIBLE By Tt W +3 Menus of the Day ] a1 P. GEORGE Dinner Bubble and Squeak. Serving 6 nd round steak, cut in a most uncomfortable feeling | inc cups diced potato ¢ of her st sne -2 could do was to say over and over to | 1-4 cup chopped green peppers; | | Once QOvers By C. D. Batchelor appeal to me.” HORIZONTAT VERTICAL 4 i JUDSON PEALF e nen it aoder Fashion Plag Onyx squares Interspersed with isters of crystal drops make surc or distress, | stunning new choker, lto the | developed ater the | Mar an and |thereafter, twenty-five cases of TAKING A DIPLOMA By HENRI BENDEL New York tinguighed by and its “sweet girl g Today we shall ta e of frocl delight to take dress should, of all 1t should accentuate th d sweetness and charm its wearer. And furthermore should be becoming For it froud hour when roll of ment rewards 3 of nerica is the vers.” vell as her smart but not to sop rials used should day. All Depends on How a .ot to do with the ncement frock Also in the| ay it is made. If a day- | affair I would sugge wer pact of werted pl haz no trimming except med o rt and low together by 1 A n forms ad lacs tu tucks. “én;icie for Sale H EAHLTIH‘ es, it pays to advertise! Pr | hiladelphia recently annou 10 it e e » Wi;ls Hfiéband 1R-year-old Mary Halligan of he would marry any man un- 21,000, Well, here you see her—DMrs. William Kauffman now—with her brand-new hus- - for band, a r-old Brooklyn busin man. They eloped to iredby dé New Yok | Media, Pa., and were married by a justice of the peace. Dr. lago Galdston ~ Acadamy of Medicne | TY PHOID CARRIERS To be a prisoner for life — 1 cruel fate, the deweloped 1 w0 camn he household to work onf three weeks four servants 1806 Mary went | | anothe mily and six mor developed o disease 2 to 18 is known been the ca of at least was p under sion Then she escaped a secured a position as cook a hospital for wom Soon shoid developed in the hospital, atfecting principally the doctors, irses and other help of the insti- discovered and| ain percentage (2 to 4) of ho at one time or another from typhoid, become so- “carriers.” These arc per- though no longer sick | yphoid, harbor within ther germ of the fever, usually in gall bladder and shed them in their excretions Twelve millionaires now have seats in the United States senate. MARE THIS MODEL AT HOME Cunning Bloomer Frock Pattern 1853 Herald 15c Practical Pattern BY ANNE ADAMS litt tyle s quile at the shoulders give additional a substantial 100ps used The V vestea Kirt hem are 1al made of con- v be made of ging- piaue, pocket cuggest tful tri attern 572 flower , is FIFTEEN CENTS ad- ditionat Pattern 1583 may be obtained only 8. Size 2 requires 8 inch material. {ing experience is nee- Send FIT coins carefully wrapped, or stamps. for cach pattern. Be sure to write vour NAME, ADDRE I NUMBER and R ! MMER STYLES EN CENTS, but only TEN when ordered with a pat- tern. Address all mail and orders to Herald Pattern Department, 248 West 17th Street, New York City,