New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 26, 1930, Page 18

18 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1930. | . 'Once Overs By C. D. Batchelor l | | 1\ Smartest Style Of Day Is Mid-Victonian BY MARGERY TAYLOR | Interior Decoration Editor, McCall's | Magazine. Written for the Herald A Love’s Reawakening The Story of a Wife's Triumph Over Jealousy 5 s g - Sk A . By ADELE GARRISON o el O ; o || Victorlan® s about to_ become the : < : : : * 2 smartest of virtues in decoration. We start in by laughing and end | lup by welcoming, even into our ultra-modern rooms, the very styles that mother finally banished to the attic {0 keep peace in the family range as it scems until you've | tricd it, the generous curves of Vic- toria u t romantic | | tondness for st of pretti- 1 1 budly” with 1 of our pe- | Registered U. . Palent 0ffice The terrible crime of being “mid- Rannr. Christmas Dinner at the Farmhouse —Madge is Gratetul as Her Plan= Move Along Smoothly and Flawlessly of (}-O:QIa:l.l‘ 1 the heaven [ of plainness we call modern we dare | | to outsmart the smart by bringing in Victorian. And it helpsa room | | too. Europe began to sec that ten | years ago. | not all Victorian! Ornatc. yves, | not the really ugly. And not | k walnut, golden oak, birds- | Madge, At Mary's e chest . 19 25” g g ! {3 A Urgent Behest 3 7 : « maple, black oak mission or | ntereu erfous Quarrel Be- 7 z: 3 ds. Nor are the stuffy dark | tween Phillin Veritzen and His h 1 Son, Noel 3 p i . Eed upholstery | washahle ork, cordu- ilk velvet red carpets cr or flowers ied Jump- By Thornton W. Burgess impy w had secn Pass on a4 warning when you may . i Joe had To help another on his way Ny Pool on —Jumper the Hare. |his way ver. He had TARDY PUPILS e opped only E ¢ L By Alice Judson | and eat a tro i i Life was 50 quict and .peacefu der the ice in the Smiling Pool thut 1 ¢ sev Stumpy, (he three-legged son of Jer- Well, I'm thankful to have my beard left.” ! henever wrrtve ry Muskrat, gradually forgot tha ¢ there was anything to fear. He fo SR A TN S T £ = 0 ) 1 sent got that there were such things as A Bitter Quarrel brot of yr i nemics who would be ath I } ( BROLCES ! el i a young Muskrat for dinner. He i ’ L : f & = | hungrier than ever in this cold R—— g ! < er cold weather e (AN it A ¥ and among Aolthae Ui s the v 1t full stomachs z ere se wn. Only those wh winter or who. like Ha L RS 8 Jack the Gray Squirrel and Chatterer Eudby thé New York Ve ng tardy that - |the Red Squirrel and Striped Chip- 1 ito t at the | ink, hac orec food the Dr. lago Gmf:;‘n:fl_lAmeym\ of Medicire B mun }"4\1‘\1{:10 d up food in ires are emerg | to be hungry occur guite for | ry Muskrat should essity there lay of second | qpese. While they ad not stored ¢ ho ood they stored so i they didn't need 1o store fool. |sli had t and dig slipp v slide and open watcr suct vou have oth between their occur- nd the arrival up roots in t tiom of il- ing Pool or a few fresh ams | lotior And the we w, made | cnd o ove o diffe to th “Did Ronc |dents. They are usuz So, livir mpy Horizontal lence resulting from a blow or i fail There are geveral tvpes of with which every individual to be acquainted. In the often have wh is pointments all at o of wrongdoing when they fail as a green he respons| for punctuality nd second fculty in fair to make them feel the burden | If parents are ul in meeting thing for a young Musk It scemed to him that no onc in all the Great World could be safer. Thus he wasn't prepared for the warning brought him by Jumper the {lare, and even when he had recejv- ed that warning he didn't take it He had climbed out on his beside the open wighing Brook just long d; Junip- san to look cxactly asy. “In that c U ool child ig nine or i ) onsibility | d’ through t ) that t k Wl S climbed setting the Table pound fracture when, in addi Stumpy w T | the breaking of the 1 1 “That is mper | The t “Jerry Muskrat ng ordinarily Madge Controls He ou are he Dinner a Success “He likes br “It prot tic sens spoil his dinner crossly for | was £ suff . ; i from the nervous fat whic (Continued Tomorrow) oll of 1 v ght. 1930, by Newspaper vas a false prophet Katie unlocked the doors f Sl ner, and we all trooped \ er- TENTS itzen's voice was 1o gars . Youn will be a playwrigh voiee but Liknew that DA heard the compliment by the glow- ering took npon his face, which, [everloc iies flat on the however, lic promptly controlicd. and will not rav Holiday Party Menu 1 alad, hot rolls, bu lives, almond torte shrimp Salad, Servin; veet piekles ) mayonnaise mayon lients. Ar- top with T Almond Torte itter, | cup sugar, § ) milk, 2 teaspoons vii- s<poon lemion extract salt, 1 3-4 cups flour bakinz po neh thick on large King pan which has been waxed paper. Spread ving ¢ fleshy i “Hell S ¢t gald Jumper. |take my a c nd y | ng i : you some news open for 3 | A simple fracture ¢ L pe it is good news,” replied | (Copyrie 3 oy T. 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