New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 24, 1930, Page 16

| “I 1ove to hear you talk like that, | way found shot to death in his office | dcmocratic state candidates. of 68. | | Jack,” she said. “And I do belie MEN RESE”E" and Dudley G. Gray, vice president, orthboro, Mass.—Selectmen of- | General Mahon up to the time of ‘ in aviation, just as you do. I won't fatally wounded; police believe Gray [ fer 3500 reward fur capture of fire- |his death was a senator for the . 'v.um«m you a moment you spend | | did shooting. lug after fire destroys harns and [Irish Free State. He was a native |on the Olny ship or in this airways | Washington — board sets [ outbuildings on estate. of the County Galway and retirel | | Oct. 28 to begin hearings. from’ sctive Briti NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD,”"WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1930. matter. It's because I want you to h service in 1929, ( have plenty of energy for such im- | | Chicago — Stock r sues for GENERAL BRYAN A ON He served in India and Egypt be< l portant things that I ask you to cut | | receivership o!| mml.(T“‘.m,”mm,_ M H L T down on your drinkin | Oh " L L L h charging President Dahlberg and alry brigade in the South African bY “lal'Y Dah l)ei’g oifon yaue orl (10 Others Lose Lives 85 Light- awecort secras” eoc”'stoooato| - DIES IN DUBLIN TODAY | i 5"k e o hins cor You're a sweet little thing. Not . . profits. R T e s e e Calas i Dugute Marley, 18 year girls would understand so | l]][]g Strikes S(}I](](]I]el | Washington — Navy cuts flight e R s ymm Shpinch il A | operations in line with Hoover's|Former Commander of British |siege of Colonel Robert Baden-Pow- cues Blaine Howard, American ad- 2 ume, you relegate your gconom yEdemands B ell and a small force which had held venturer, from some Mexican insur-| Gambling and drinking werc all § 0t to that class,” complained | North Sydmey, N. §, Sept. 24 (#) | I?vn\r' — c.snlll : ‘|] Ih-’lllm;‘xtv held Troops In Ireland Succumbs out against the Boers for 217 days. ! 7 i h J ere recovering today | by weather on Salt Lake flight. s e i gents. She falls in love with him, red about. ol . s 0 x men were recovering today by weather Mt At Age of 68 Years He served with distinction in the but Howard is already married, ched out, and patted her|from cxposure and hardship suf-| York, Pa. — palle ey Weld Wisianalyaa Attantaita in though unhappily. Later he is re- cheek. e e fered during 72 hours in an open | four f“‘l"{"‘)-;":‘ selt because ©Of | pypiin Trish Free State, Sept. 24 |dispatches. He was knighted in ported probably dead on the western Now, mater darling! You're a|poat arter their escape from a | financial troul 'l'_» h (P —General Sir Bryan Mahon, for-|1900. ;. peach. LIl have a phonograph rec- | cpooner sunk by a bolt of light- reign i b e R e front in France, and Dagger is heart- o frecs e e R —_— < S eets Capta ack ord made, with a declaration of my | yine Ten others went down with| Geneva Leag! Ne Ireland, died here today at luse w LD CLASSIFIED ADS fioken. /SHe meets Canialn Jach indying love and appreciation, and |goty | study economic depression. sl fnge SUSK Vi V. ace, o ey are X £ Preasl L £ 8 iy e s e e &5 Al ooty i ltns et L | bR RSt o A ed back to France. In New York, at N Y | tine.” | and thren passengers from the New. | dree's diary defies deciphering by x- Vaneering's home. his mother meets | 4 “But you will cut down the drink- | ¢4y schooner Carranza. They . e Bad Breath More Dagger with icy disapproval, but his ) 5. - ing?" insisted Dagger. e iinaen eve yeatentayliby the [l iLelbslcEs AN or tieslacen S| father and sister Kitty like her at = : oLEumnll i he promieed ee bl ooner Bvienattelmichiimiciced || SN SRR RS SOt e - o el e ' A can 5, e e e How|{hom, v ot St pirre: AR Gfarpor Grace, . 1 — out s Than Social Error o France agie ee B A - - | Island, Sunday. re ctow >, pre- - — Dick Welling. now Lord Wenlock, S 5 o m:« lo ;:““m‘\::‘.:'ji; . You never | iney satd ihe Carrana. sank al- )f)[aur.:m‘ (oxq;:‘\on\ ‘\1_‘“;”. T, pre : TGl R an e el Honeymoon! No, she'd never most immediate after being | “gi ) Jngian government pre- |alize nowadays that we usually have pesiunclelranah Lo qevels hon) el agrer reflected — |struck. The three passengers and | giois collapse of Gandhism. to go further than the mouth to find e B A nor, in th Y had antici- [three sailors barely had time to Sport the real cause of bad breath. Bad| e e pated, a ma b |throw themselves into a dory and| yferion. Pa. —- Jones wins medal | breath is now regarded as a warn- PR S i : “I'd love that, Jack,” she acknowl- |cast off with 69-73—142; Johnston fails to |ing that something is wrong with e R e s . edged soberly. “Let's do it Two Men Engulfed qualify |our health—usually a badly clogged lered Gome ane adlomiiieocs o : g g “After Christmas,” he agreed. “If| Two of those lost reached the toD philadelphia — Cards beat Dhil- [up system. When this is the case DesEhin aLbanien 3 E mother won't mind.’ lof the companionway but were en-|lies, | by all means take some reliable lax- fnter [ “I daresay I shall be able to|gulfed before they could climb into| New York — Giants whip Drook- |ative—preferably the delicious mint- amuse myself,” Mrs. Vaneering re- |the boat | lyn. {flavored Feen-a-mint—the modern plied stiffly. | ‘When the survivors were clear of New England chesing gum laxative. In the last few moments the sog- |the ship they discovered that the| Boston—Setting of open fires in or | Jeen-a-mint is specially designed petulant expression Jack habit- ljory was leaking and was without |ncar forest land banned because of [to bring about thorough, distress- dly wore at home had faded from |oars, They split up two thwarts and | dry spell. e e | his face. He was again the hard- |jasheq the pieces together for pad-| Concord, N. H.—Railroad freight |cases of headache, coated tongue, “Hues Im 0w L G U L and it was in | bitten, jovial daredevil Dagger had |qes, They had no food or water and | rate hearing adjourned to January |biliousness and general bad health | (R0 e e her mind to carry Jack off to Texas, [met on the St. Anthony roof. |4ig not know in which direction the |7, 1931, When hcarings will be held {arising from constipation. ! | were married. Maybe I shouldn't|where he might spend the day inj - She was drawn to him as sha |, Gt el e ot Wasnington, D, L mce R N SR S e Taeve i the saddle, riding and hunting injhadw't been in months, drawn Mot-| when a high sea ran Friday it| Boston — James Clhw, Montreal |it is cffective in milder doses thas or- |in Feen-a-mint works with utmost Is that all I mean to you the open air. But when she sug-|withstanding an inner voice of SCeP- |y oqtened to swamp the open boat, | Chincse, passes tests fer commer- |dinary laXatives. For the effective- | efficiency, gently encouraging the He seized her by both arms!gested the plan the next morning he | ticism whispered that he'd made [ e 0 BUSER 8 000 B G Ditot's Ticense, TIRRTAN L D d G e (Y i Almost everyone is coming to re- Chapter 18 A WRECK OF A MAN Kitty regarded askance the wan figure of Captain Vaneering slouch- ing on the lower deck rail. “Pasting the booze again,"” she commented inelegantly. “Seasicknes medicine, T suppose.” Jack glowered down at them. He had a cane, they could see, and onc leg was strapped into an iron framework. His uniform was spick- and-span, but his face, even at this distance, showed bloated and spotty. | There was a strained look around | his eyes, and his shoulders stooped | as It they supported a iweight too heavy for them. A hint of despera- tion in his bearing wrung Dagger's roughly, but with an earncstness that | wouldn't listen to ! similar promises before. ~ But this |\ 4 15 pe held from jumping over-| Dosten—Three youths, believed |dependent upon the QUANTITY |tivity so necessary for healthful temporarily soothed her grief | *“Bury myself on ranch, with |voice she throttled resolutely Tt | oard menbe of a ring of ‘“harbor |swallowed the thoroughr sliminati “You mean everything to me. | Mexicans and cowpunchers for com- [ was unfair to doubt in advance of | "4 SRR T arbor fswallowed as upon the thoroughnessjelimination. ’ ] You're the one human soul I care!pany? Not much! You can go if [ performance. Saturday a schooner was siglued | pirates,” arrcoted aboard the racing |of ITS DISTRIBUTION THROUGH The action of Feen-a-mint is about. But don’t try to ride me|you want to." k Would you ve a party |Put despite their signals, it put [€i00p Chemin 3 ; |OUT THE ALIMENTARY TRAC thorough, gentle, dependable. W R R ror o et % she asked, @bout on another tack and disap- | Bostor—Mrs. Tred Chamberlain | While you chew this delicious bit | the proper dosage, it is not nec hell, Da r—the fighting, and t Jack.” begged his mother “The Jine out. and le theater?” |peared. Early Sunday morning a |and §-year _ulfl son ariive by plane |of gum, the tasteless laxative it con- [sary to increase the amount of heart; but what hurt her most Was| g0 Tive seen go West, and this|exercise and the change of climate She looked questioningly at Mrs, |Sleamer passed without seeing them, | front mi to be With husband, |tains is gradually released and mix- | Feen-a-mint you take nor to switch the evidence of dissipation written |, " 19" n3 just the war end-|You knee is well enovsh fo ride.” | Vaneering, who hesitated and then were rescued when people | Who is critically ill led with the saliva. Thus it is car-|to another laxative for a change. jikogd eptoss his Toatusen s Mo ing Tike this got me, T wanted an.| He scowle i j wlly indicated endorsement. Jack |al the Vignette heard their| Benmagton, Vt. — itev. Devore |red to the intestinal tract smoothly, |Feen-a-mint is harmless and cone Eiock e lone Bt C e O e o ot e b th B Hoche =1l (B by 1 e loo en el Wanito eoh|| 1Msaca s Her B ith i Irravity ibsvon all ciies | Leigh, president of the proposed |evenly, without shock to the sys-|tains no habit-forming drugs. Truly drinking heavily, in deflance to N8|y “"gooq for. What am I going 1o | rid of me. Well, I won't go. T'm | his wont, Aot losc lost were cight passengers, | College for Women, announces work | tem or the distressing after-cffects [the HISALTH LAXATIVE. Ask for Bz s CoRhcr S e (o ancing. this man Olny, in build-| “That’s a swell idea. honey. And |Captain Joshua Matthews and John | Will b started on first building next |so common with old-fashioned laxa- 'a package at any drug store.—ady. eeri}:g sl:fi:\th\v;\:;)\;l{yt;\\\f\l. Mr. Van- he patted his cheek t Wi 1z a big three-motor plane for{don't you worry about me. Maybe |Bobbett, the 17 year old cook. All ij\}‘f” Oj‘ !u\m!‘ ,“2-“““, 4 by Mrs. §. 1:.: “How could he look well, after offenses forgiver transatlantic flying, and 1 want to|1 do lift a few glasses over thewere from Newfoundland "‘“”h -\\»\ 0!“\“ . what he's gone through” objected | Vel fly together, icar. | st by and see the job through.” {mark, but- I'm the same old Jack, | —_— L -L{“ ten, Me.—Duricl I Attwood : Mrs. Vaneering. ‘‘Poor, dear hoy!|L¢t'S omn(u)w]/-' ”‘- nsportation | “You can't he much rl.‘w vf{_\ou_m{A rm‘w]m these \lu_\? when m.;-‘ é;.‘ orracr miyor of Geneva, N. Y S s W ST es. We | company. h, there ar lots of | keep on drinking so heavily,” Dag- |infernal knee gets to where it won't | a. W 3:?,!;‘":;[ llr"l,‘fow,:,f;\: 'lm"ric:;“',(o\,\, things to do. We mi avel. I'd : d o “It's that !h:«t}‘.hroly in damp weather, yow'll be 0 . l]t N _Williamstown, Mass.—Iive acres | T ' / ableAlexandra. like to see the world, we flew 515, Taclow | surprised what a model husband I vernig ews lm timberland burned over by for- | e s “It he'll let us,” Dagger answered |\t Would be doubly fascinating. | “Oh. don't forever inbibiting | become.” est fire in northern Berkshire coun- | [l |5 A 'y mechanically. wouldn’t it? A . me,"” he snarled. You might think| That day Da knew happiness. '—"—————-—Jm-._ AN | . 0 L °!l “Let Of course, he'll Tet us.” | Maybe not. Not a bad scheme. | I couldn't look v myself {Tn the morning she went shopping, | By the Associated Press | Springfield, Mass.— Alderman it | i B ne Loan wi Kitty muttered phrase that in- But 1 don’t know—can't fix my ¢ can't,” cr answered | and l\uu’]h‘rl with an uthoress N Domestic ’ .. Stobbins, lifelong republican, an- | 3 s clides & woud Stamotiedn tn it and|mind on anything yet.” He moved {whom she'd met at the Cosmopoli- | Baltimore — Maxwell C. sounces at republican city commit. | o & P&q fllemA]l Mr. Vaneering fluttered conciliat- | " stlessly. et’'s have 1 his mother wailed: | tan club; in the afternoon she at- | bresident of Western Mar, | meeting that Le will vota r p f Let's go out and see the town af # ouldn’t mind it did you | tended a reccption, ving 1y to ingly. Dagger took no further part| “ctS B0 OHL 4AC S¢C T i 2 - I e { ¢ | fve Ik E . in the conversation, Her mind was | 100¢r ]1‘01 le OveEhar (irg od. Jackic: but you are so u:,’n]v] (Imyxf to grect ‘m'“ and have EEP your credit good; occupied by a series of bitter re-|Betting the war; they can be gay, |strange nowadays. And you drink|a talk before they went out to din- o pay bills, buy things i, g 4 3 and cnjoy themselves. That's what |l the time, Cousin Charles told | ner | - 4 > flections during the interval of mak- | i & . -ou need — vou can do 4 I'd like to do. me t two nig 0 you were un- She walked home up Fifth avenue i ¥ ing the steamship fast. A promise, it 2 A i i = & it with e of t, o, her, Was a promiss not to be For a time Dagger clung to the to leave the St it club.” {in the glow of an Indian summer | it with one of our prompt, “xm,v' given, never to be evaded | hope that Jack's condition was tem- Jack silenced her v glare. | afternoon. The blood pulsed through | i A confidential Ioans-—arranged 2 J ' | porary, a case of soul-shock such| * t does me harm is being | her; her heart was g her feet | H promptly without embarrasse L enlessiEpoken Saniyahggeonlonibies was common among the return- | feel that 1 k- | se ed to tread the a And she | eaRL e e Tiatinn Thatuohe weula|| B wes f \e return- e to fec you two are pick-)scemed to tread the air. And she | ing you in any way. This dige b BTa PR, hushand | N8 soldiers, so suddenly released me over behind my back,” he | amused and flattered to note Don t Sta h {0 & 5 g ‘:boz:awl:;n‘\?-a‘::l?;r;rmvd MUSPANG {rom the nerve-strain of the war: | grov “You might think I didn’t | from the corner of her eye how men i % q nified plan has helped hune = S but as the weeks passed he became | do any work all, and the truth is | turned and stared at her | T 1 dreds out of debt. It will help But when she glimpsed Jack' I ! : 1 t u shambling bulk at the end of the|NO better. He had no scrious in- |t is aviation business is more| How glorious it would be about ¥ you. Investigate it today. Find angslant, she munaged o bar | 17HE A coudn HO e A e | RV s Me! o N out how easiy vou e get. the uch thoughte from her mind, and | 8504 b from active sporiss all he | His, qull eyes brightencd as! ey |of tho (Faffic sho secmed (o hear 1S, money you need, No obliga e | cared about was gambling and|usually did when he launched up|lowing of the catlle, streaming ; N n whatever. drinking, two cravir it was im- favorite topic. “I tell you, aown to the water-holes; the croon- 1i f he er, ¥ P CENTY n P R SO B s e e i T s coming, and soon. when it|cd “Git along, little doxgies” of the e . : ; 4 WENTY MONTHS TO PAY it e e e e cils parents sufferedias imuch e an everyday occurrence to | punchers, slouching low in their > ug in a portable electric heater and i § 2 Monthly Pays $ 40 Loan How's your peor kneoz - “°"|as she, and in the spring when Mr.|fly the Atlantic, and people won't [saddles after a day's hard riding. dress in comfort these mornings. Drive $ioiMonthly Hays 2100 Toan o e answered, re. | Vaneering died suddenly of a heart | ihink any more of hopping to Chi-| It was verging on dusk when she LN R 5 N $10 Monthly Pays 5200 Loan S e e ck, Dagger knew that grief had |cago or St. Louis than they do now | reached the Vanecering house, and | E g the chill from the bedroom, bath or the A B % $15 Monthly Pays $300 Loan i orily, A e ened his end. Meanwhile Kitty & or going by train. There'll [ she had begun to climb the steps | A breakfast table : i 3 ! 5 S ed an old lover hack from money in fiying stocks, and I'll | hefore she observed a knot of men | 2 i et ':"fiw‘r;”l:l‘,‘,’; - and had gone to Detroit to | be in a position to cash in.” standing on the curb. They started | > S ional LA : : The entire cost is covered in an ot ainking, | (Whers!s niother | He lounged to his feet, stretching | toward her at the same moment, 2 Get vour porable electric heater now B interest charge of three and one- Dagger waved a hand toward the| NEW HOPE OF HAPPINESS |his arms over head, good hu-|but a watchful policeman pushed and save furnace expenses. ER half per cent per month on the un- Vaneerings, and hoped nobody saw Da r wasn't a person to mor restored # 't talk to me em back Ain’t you got no SStaindy ¥ S8 lindefinitely or to shirk responsibility, | you two! he fomily made their|sense? e heard him growl. s the sorrow in her eyes. But if Jack | tCEURECY W16 BUET FEIRONS o re ot o e N charg: had been perfunctory with her, he 44 as Jack's drinkiy ; i AR s Sron L e was equally so with his family creasingly pernicious she ineer S Air An i ¥ H:l squee her heart. 4 H to intervene ays a unched, d you'll b caught her breath, and was But what he actually wanted, as| '® /" . ; e itror i i e N h T LA, S e bt owever objection ! ts from my s | about to speak fo them when the : there remained in him, 1 B 4 front door opened. and James step- c s . | back of his moodiness, was an op- tae P 1 0l | . b tl t t Ph 495 portunity to drink unwatehed. | Ha | {rom his disposition, the underlying| Both women had (o laugh. He | ped forward, his ordinarily impassive onnectcu ]g ower 0. one 0 £ o f affect e hac erite as like a small boy, w as been | features stampe erief. _sald as much as soon as they were | Vein Of affection he had inherited | was like a small boy, who h n | features stamped with gri 7 | from his father. canght out. but manages to produce | (Copyright 1930, Duffield and Co.) | Q Q A iat promise I made you, Dag.| Drunk or sober, he treated Ter|a convincing excuse for his bad | — [ 82 WEST MAIN ST. L e ke with consideration. and his worst | habits. | Tragedy strikes swiftly and sud- | @ ppp 3600 PLAINVILLE PHO. ger.” " o 2 Y} 1 5 & S e i S sprees were varied by spells of tran- | And Dagger, if not his mother, |denly in the Vancering houschold in 4 5 faea el o ey sient contrition and loving kind-|liad a conception of the validity of | tomorrow’s chapt | New Leonard Building — Room 202 aBout IL7" ha barked. ness. He wasn't, in plain words, a | his visions for the future, She went | N 300 Mai bl DIBLES | damned soul His ftrouble was|across the room o him, and dropped | TOR BEST RE i aln treet paid halance. There no other “A Helpful Loan Service fer the Home” “Why should 1, Jack?" 1 i 5 ll” .t | weakness® not viciousness hands on his shoulders. USE HERALD CLASSEFIED Moreover, his mother had 1h- wife, not your persecutor. 3 intend to question you about LROVED thing you've done or not done Cagherguride s S dau el T O o NS o POLLY AND HER PALS man e fof ot ioNetan I ielEn o (W0 SRRl RGO R G| than he il for me The | combat flying. Have you any con- | YOU te head 2s held h : the cold ception of what it meant e i inchingly. WHEN MISS SMYTHE SAYS ) flp WELL, MISS SMYTHE. K OH/ DELIGHTFULLY | “Perhaps 1 haven't,” Dagger ad- S . v, fey mitted. “I asked you only because | | fo himy{ ples e & CURTSEY,” MISS SMYTHE ¢ HOW ARE YoU AND £ MRS, MEEK. WERE I knew—that is, 1 thought—you'd | thing He's ruining himself [ e MEANS ‘CURTSEY! YOUR NEW PUPIL, } GOING TO GET 5 eer ; o u| Dagger knew what the plea cost . J :m’:',:m‘élf InSubeslonEsEunIC YOU | rs e \vyv[r i \\ozxa. PROGRESSING 2, ALONG LIKE “Happier.” he snecred. “I'd have heen dead “You h have been weunded,” she pointed out. “Blind luck-—machine-gun bullet from the ground—docsn't happen once in a million tries. But other times—Why, 1'd have done in, if I'd had to fly cold! You've got to be boiled up for that sort of thing —above yourself.” She said nothing, and after a while, he remarked: c temptatio "ot hoy, he is too popular f “Not very glad to own good ir York. you? Disappointed. ch Old Jim Marley had heen “What would you say, ? | fretfully, asking Dagger POOR PA BY CLAUDE CALLAN JUST KIDS UNDERNEATH THE MOON | 7 | WHILE MysHS 5 A\ AN\ QELY/ \ \ 7] |V WANT TO TALK To YOU YodRE A DEAR- COUSIN DAN \ 3E 8 £ CERTANLY (7] | ABOUT US ~ 1 WANT To/MYRON-BUT | WoNT | F L WiLu IS WONDER NG| ; A\ cAaN ="M MY | | ASK YU To MARRY—SAY YES OR | WONT /i : } i | Ann SMTHS ME = ANN -\ €AN SAY NO - PLEASE. You oyt AND SHow GIVE Vou EVERYTHING|SIVE ME JUST. ANSWER. OR. NOT HE : ‘ L HEARY | You BE = AT YOUR R : X SHOULD, ; LH\?E- ASS_T\H&‘LD‘ / | | DESIRES-AND WHRT y . B(E S Ec) Sropoee A 4 A \ THINK S MORE MY ANSWER THAN THAT- \CAN " | A HoME TO AN 1 TALK To gl : ¢ GIVE You MY Lo : \ AND UNLIMITED 3 SMITH — 3 “I hate to be gettin’ ab- LET : - 1 5 e ; i : MONEY \S sent-minded, especially in “Ma has st . x ] ) s 2 . . . : NoT To BE church. But that stranger ||| 1t turned out that the woman s o ‘ : 3 . . PR | SNEEZED in front o’ me had a bald who called for me an’ would- [ { ! o { / T 3 - e e head so much like Pa’s that n't give Ma her name was || OROAL o L . : 4 g WHETHER < URoril < GOINGTo TAKE I swatted the fly before I s antin’ sell ¢ / swauteq . just an agent wantin’ to sell A : / i L 2 thought. ne a set of books.” ¥ . - i s EH,WHAT 5 Copyright, 1930, Publishera Syndicate Copyright, 1930, Publishers Syndlcate -~ B, —— e