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New Britain herald., 1922-08-14
MY MARRIAGE PROBLEMS gtW3MEl Garrison's New Phase of gXKTv
 REVELATIONS OF A WIFE

piled. But eet no hurt for me to practice oop. l pay me feefteen tol- lar for lessons. und no want to trow dem away. Und somebody in de beeznis tell me I goin do fine" No doubt you will" Lillian as- sented cordially, while I gazed at her in open-mouthec surprise, By the way. l know quite a little bit about that business mySelf, Suppose you do some of your exercises for Mrs Gra- ham and me some time soon Then I'll show you about this makeup thing.
 There she went on, your face is all right now, Comb your hair and dress as quickly as you can, and then come down to the library, Come, Madge, she doesn't need us any longer"
New Britain herald., 1922-08-14
VOICESN WAR
Monday. August IA. KDKA
(Westinghouse-East Pittsburgh)

(Westinghouse-Eas Pittsburgh).
 zoo p. m.-Weekly Survey of Business Conditions, National Indus trial Conference Board. Tri-weekly letter from Farm and Home"
 S:0o p. m-"Economic Importance of Chemistry in the Pittsburgh Dis trict," J. o. Handy, manager Pitts burgh Testing Laboratory, Pitts burgh.
 800 p. m-Pittsburgh Male Quar- tet. Peter A. Higgins, first tenor; Cad C. Morgan. second tenor; David J. George, first bass; John S. Nor gan, second bass. Alvin Adams, ac- companist
New Britain herald., 1922-08-14
"TRUTH ABOUT HUsBANDsr

The photoplay feature at the Palace for the first three days of the week starting today presents Whitman Bennett's dramatic masterpiece, The Truth About Husbands" This pie ture is for the great body of wives who know that its assertions are ab- solute facts: and for the men who are broad-minded enough to admit their own faults. The cast is an ex- ceptionally good one and features May McAvoy. The Keith vaudeville bill will have acts with Rita Shirley singing comedienne; William Moore assisted by Rex McGough in a novel, ty singing and piano offering; Jim and Flo Bogard in songs and stories; and Jeanette and Harry Shields in their original dances. On Thursday with the change of bill, the feature attraction will be C. B. Maddock's vaudeville headliner, "Rubenville," . musical offering with ten people.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-14
JIMMY RABBIT TAKES CARE OF
 FIVE CHILDREN.
Good morning, cousin!'

Good morning, cousin,'
 When he heard those words soon after daybreak. up in the woods be- yond the pasture. Jimmy Rabbit jumped right over a blackberry bush. He hadn't noticed anybody near him.
 He soon saw that he had no reason to be frightened. The speaker was a Rabbit lady--a portly dame-and no doubt related to him, though he had never met her before.
 Jimmy Rabbit took off his cap, bowed, smiled and spoke pleasantly
 Hop over here and I'll show you pretty sight said the strange cousin.
 Jimmy reached her side with one leap. She was sitting near a hollow "a sort of pocket-in the ground in which nestled five tiny youngsters. The little brown bunnies seemed all ears and heads. Jimmy Rabbit thought they looked very funny. But he was bound to be polite
 What a beautiful family" he ex-
New Britain herald., 1922-08-14
GossipsCorne,
Marriage a Ia Mode.

In most countries laws will free a man from an unfaithful wife.
 In certain parts of Korea, the pro cedure is different. Customs justify a man taking matters into his own hands.
 He may bury his wife alive with just her head emerging from the earth Here she serves as a horrible example to all her sex.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-14
ELAINE HANINIERSTEIN-F
 Cosmo Hamilton's famous story,

OU5I1U 11dHIITCUH IdIHUu5 :, Reckless Youth" has been drama tized and is now showing at Fox's theater with pretty Elaine Hammer stein in the leading role.
 On the same bill is Basil Kings screen version of his "The Dust Flower"
 The mid change brings viva cious Constance Talmadge in Mrs. Leffingwell's Boots"
 The weekend program, in addition to the latest episode in The Timber Queen" will show Shirley Mason in "The New Teacher" and Richard Talmadge in "The Cub Reporter" and holding remarkable revivals in pre-revolutionary days.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-14
WBZ

Westinghouse-Sp Mass.)
 7;3o p. m.-Baseball scores of the Eastern, American and National League games; Uncle Wiggily Bed time Story from the Springfield Union.
 745 D. m-"Business Conditions" as observed by the National Indus trial Conference Board market re- ports from New England Homestead.
 s0o p. m.-Baseball scores; mu- sical program to be announced by radio
New Britain herald., 1922-08-14
VEGETABLE GROWERS TO MEET

Indianapolis, Ind, Aug. 14.-Prob- lens of interest to the back yard gardener. the green house man, and the truck and market gardener will be discussed at the meeting of the Vegetabye Growers Association of America, here August 22 to 25. Ma tional authorities on gardening are expected to be present and there will be many exhibits explaining new processes and machinery. c. H. Mss ley of New Brunswick, N. J., Is sec- retary of the association.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-14
If You Are We'll Bred

You try to keep all appointments on time and have a right to expect that courtesy from others.
 Etiquette would never require that you wait an hour for a friend to meet you. But having waited, good form demands that you be gracious to the delinquent and that you do not spoil the delayed engagement by an exhibition of bad humor.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-14
Belts.

The fur coats for the coming win ter feature the belt consisting of a thick cord with fur balls or tasses at the end which hold the fullness in slightly at the waist The belt sometimes is passed through the in side of the coat so that the back may hang loose while the front is helted
New Britain herald., 1922-08-14
WGI

(American Radio and Research Corp,
 (Medford Hillside, Mass.)
 7:2o p. m.-"The Family Circle, conducted by the Youths Com panion.
 7:45 p. n.-Weekly Business Re port; Boston Police Report; late news flashes, baseball scores, Boston American.
 s:1o p. m.-Recital by Mrs. Lil- liam Dean Hurlock. pianist, and Mrs. Ella Duchemin Nutter soprano.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-14
Ern,ine.

In Deauville they are wearing short ern1ine coats for morning as well as the less expensive limitations, as rab- bit Usually they are worn with white or biege skirts.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-14
WIZ

(Westingh nghouse-Newark, N. J.)
 zoo to 7:so D histories from the St. Nicholas Magazine, courtesy the Century Company.
 9:15 p. m,-"Tariff' by Senator Frelinghuysen.
 9:3o p .m.-Frederick V. Bow ers' Song Revue"
 1o:15 D. m-Musical program by Florence Tolbert, soprano.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-14
"NIarion" Orchid.

new color that will be launched this fall. The name is a compliment to Mrs. Harding. Marion, O., being her
 home town.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-14
New Colors.

Green is becoming a popular color in millinery. IL is particularly liked in the soft shades of moss or almond green. Rust shades are also popu- lar, working into flame color. Mar ron Glace" is the name of new tint between the two.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-14

teen popular SO long. It has raglan sleeves which are quite full and are gathered in on tight cuff
 Another simple frock has the new plain front and back with pleated side panels to relieve its severity.
 It shows, too, the new tight sleeve.
 So just proportion is maintained the material that comes out of the sleeve goes into the length of the skirt.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-14

There are so many new and attrac- tive styles for girls that the young woman who is going away to board ing school or college will have a difficult time choosing which to take and which-regretfully- decide against.
 new version of the slip-on dress is shown with wide pointed collar instead of the round one which has
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.I2Feas

went on Buskius, for the $40 ex.
press down on the earth all depends
on him and his fairies for being OF.
time. He tells the steam fairies Just
how TO push the wheels Of the en-
gine around when the engineer
opens the throttle, and how to blow
the whistle at the crossings, and
how to stop the train at important
places and everything. Yes, Mr..
Scootalong is very important per-
son."
Mr.. Scootalong bowed and touch,
ed Mis- cap again and repeated that
he was much obliged for the compll.
ment Wont You hop in now.
young friends?" he asked. I'll take
YOU around and show you things.
We're all busy up here in Mist Land
from the teakettle.fairies to the fog.
fairies. Mr.. Sprinkle.Blow doesn't
make all the weather"
Nancy and Nick thanked him
and followed Buskins into one OF
tho funny little cars.
ITO De Continued.l
Copyright, 1922, NEA ServIce.)
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P0L AND PA yD PARIS
BysZOEi BECRIiE1

They made slow progress along
the Rue de Ia Paix. To Polly Il
was like looking at things In a
museum. She could no more pic.
ture herself wearing one Of those
monstrous gems than she could
imagine IN ermine cloak about her
to 30 shopping In back home. But
Violet discussed them quite person.
ally.
"I'm going to have my ring re.
set like that square one. They're
so smart, don't you think?"
Polly's heart contracted at the
thought OF having an engagement
ring reset unless It wore out. She
would as soon have had her eyes
reset as have a jeweler touch the
diamond Paul had given her.
II suppose So" she answered
colorlessly. Her mind was specu.
latlng more upon c.t hes than
Jewels. She had beg i to feel
frumpish. Her skirt was too long.
Surely she had prettier ankles
than these lath-like Frsnclwomen.
One smart little frock, now-and
perhaps taIlotmade-and couple
OF those cute overblouses that give
you such slim, long lines.
Il believe" she added to Violet,
I'D just love to 80 to one Of the
good modistes-"
We're on the way now TO a place
where you'll sec some real clothes.
Well be Just in time for the eleven
O'Clock nannequin parade. I'll in.
troduce you-you don't get any at
tGntion, you know, unless you're
introduced; have o splendid ven.
deuse She'll know how to dress
you. II you don't speak enough
French to get on, we'll help you"
Violet always flung her little
dartl And the way she coupled
herself and Paul into the annoying
I'VE" Poaly's dander rose.
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SISTER MARY'S
KITCHEN
Copyright, 1921. N. z. A.

Tho quickest breakfast to pre-.
pare Is the one Of fruit toast and
coffee. This breakfast can be
cooked In Is minutes. II cereal is
wanted It should be cooked the
night before and relocated while the
coffee is boiling.
II mullins are preferred to toast
the breakfast will take 90 minutes
to prepare for the table. Light the
oven, make the coffee and then stir
up tho mullins. While the mullins
arc baking and the coffee Is boiling
prepare the fruit and set the table.
This is good, quick muffin rule.
Learn It by heart! s,.
Quick Mufffna
Four tablespoons butter. . Ia
blespoons sugar, l egg, S.4 cup
milk, rs cups flour, . table.
spoons corn meal, 8 teaspoons
baking powder, 1-2 teaspoon
salt.
Put butter in a warm mixing
howl and rub to a cream. Beat in
sugar. Add egg well beaten. Mis-
dry ingredients and add alternately
with milk to first mixture. Bake
is minutes in hot buttered muffin
pans.
Bran or graham mullins may be
mixed as quickly as plain mullins,
but 1t takes them longer to bake.
IGriddle cakes arc not advisable for
Il quick breakfast because the bak.
ing of them Is apt to be slow and
delay the service.
Bacon and eggs arc a favorits
breakfast for many persons. To
make the bacon crisp keep pour.
ing OF tho fat or broil under
the flame and catch the fat In n
small pan directly under the bacon.
This keeps the entire broiler from
being covered with bacon fat.
Fry the eggs in this fat. Eggs
should be cooked in fat deep enough
to almost cover them. The fat
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DOES IT CATCH YOU
right in the back?

1t may bio that you are mysteri,
ously attacked by pain In back,
(lumbago), or limbs, neuralgia"
pains-shooting anywhere. Back.
ache Of any kind Is often caused by
kidpey disorder, which means that
the kidneys are not working prop.
erly. Poisonous matter and uric
acid accumulate within the body Ii
great abundance. overworking the
sick kidneys. Perhaps you have
become nervous, Respondent, sick.
teVerish, irritable, have spots ap.
peoring before the Dyes, bags under
the lids. and lack ambition to do
things. The latest and most effec.
tive means OF overcoming such trou,
BILE, is to drink plenty Of water be.
tween meals, and take a single An.
uric (ant-uric) Tablet before each
meal for a while, or until recoY.
cred.
Simply ask your favorAe druggist
for Doctor Pierce's- Anurlc Tablets
Kidney and backache remedy
Send 10 cents to DR.. Pierce's
invalids Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y, for
trial package.
Ask your neighbors! Many OF
them have been benefited as well
as Mr.. Morris.
Richmond, Va.-"T had such \
misery in my bladder Twas uneasy
most OF the time, but especially az
night After using DR.. Pierce's An.
uric Tablets | feel better than l
have felt for two years or. more. I
shall never be without the .Anuric
Tablets truly believe they
heightened my llfe."LChas, Nor
RS. 9O7 Buchanan St
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ID .
"oh, know enough words to
talk 70 q BalesWoman. Besides, l
may not buy anything. / haven't
looked about yet"
This" said Violet with al edge
to her tone, is the best place.
Payerel knows his business and is
IN artist, and Mile. Jeanne is the
most painstaking vendeuse in
Paris Then, as Il dismiSsing Polly
for an ungrateful ignoramus, Violet
turned to Paul.
They assembled In one Of the
amusing little automatic lifts" at
the door Of which a magnificent
Turnkey bowed and ushered them
through a rich-carpeted hallway
into the exhibition room.
Polly gasped. 1t might have been
the drawinEroom Of Buckingham
Palace. she thought, with Its deep
and crystal chapdeliers, It's deep
soft gray carpet and tapestry fur
niture. Every wall was magnifi.
Gently mirrored, and coquettish
falls Of lace vefled some OF them.
Handsomely gowned women and
a few men watched the promenade
of mannequins gliding to and fro
with hundred studied graces and
Alterations, showing off the lay.
ish costumes.
Gosh, aren't they eorkers!" ex.
claimed Paul under his breath.
Look at the blonde one with the
shoulders aud the-whew. is that
% dress? And the one in green!
say, Vic, you've brought us to the
right show, all right"
Polly stared and wondered and
thought.
''Clothes!" she said to herself.
81 guess It's clothes that make the
woman. I'm going to get some"
Ito Be ContInuedl
Copyright, 1922, NEA seryIce)
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WARRINGTON
Grand Maeter Here

Evening Star lodge No. Ga, !. o.
o. F. held a very Interesting ses.
sion in their hall in Buffalo street
last evening on the occasion OF the
visit OF the grand master OF the
lodge who rendered fine address
to tho Warrington members. The
service, which took the form OF a
semiintormai social, was attended
by practically all members and
their ladies', and after the address
and social an elaborate banquet
was served all the guests.
Revival Continues
The revival campaign which has
been In progress at the First Chris.
tian church OF Warrington for the
past few weeks continues to grow
in interest and enthusiasm, aud
since the opening OF the series
there has been q marked increase
in the attendanc. The meetings
are being conducted by Rev. J. L.
Thompson OF Kansas City, an evan.
gelist noted throughout the east
and west for his convincing per,
sonality and his ability to get re,
suits In his chosen work. Rev.
Thompson is assisted nightly by
the pastor, Rev. B. E. Hanes Of the
local church, and a competent
choir of singers. "A cordial vel.
come is extended to all to come
and enjoy the meeting.
Car Wrecks Auto
When his auto skidded on the
icy pavement at the corner OF
High and Clarksburg streets yes.
day DR.. ". ]. Leahy OF this city
collided with the front end OF the
II o'clock interurban car coming
into town, completely wreclling the
automobile. The doctor escaped
without injury.
New Shop Opened
Something new in this city is
the opening on Wednesday Of this
week Of a hairdresslng shop. The
business, which is a branch Of the
HartfielGtTTendricks company of
Cleveland, Ohio, is in charge OF
Miss Hazel Olson, who will EN-.
ploy the Harper improved method.
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s.honldsr d she gafned tie sides
walk
porothea followed her and Wiilie
came after her. with three China
men in hot pursuit, strieking in
ear-splitting tones that instantly
crowded tho sidewalk with an
eager audience. At the corner two
stout policemen gathered them all
into one protesting group and bund.
led them off to the station house.
The Chinese faces had smoothed
as II by magic and the proprietor
was eager TO explain. but no one
could understand what be did say
when he talked.
Can all that talk said the desk
sergeant wcarlly. How much you
want for the baAket?" A malignant
smile came into the face OF the
shopkeeper. Twenty dollars" he
said sullenly.
"Pay IT," ordered the sergeant.
Willie Weeks paid It, tuwardly
seething.
Everybody beat it now!" COM
handed The Law.
open the basket, Miss" The
policeman craned his neck at Mar
guerlte as he spoke. Everybody
else looked, but the shopkeeper and
his friends drew close TO the door.
The girls lifted the cover md
stared Everybody stared,
In the middle OF the basket was
a bowl Of rice; on ono sidn was q
pair of common bone chopsticks
and on the other side was . hand.
full Of dried lichee nuts-that was
all.
The shopkeeper stretched out a
skinny finger toward his tail COM
panlon. Belong all same him din
ner box" He turned and padded
out into the street, followed by his
companions. They disappeared
around the first corner, but Willie
Weeks stopped on the steps and
faced his two fair friends. Heart
less laughter still echoed behind
them. I'm terribly hungry" sigh.
ed Dorothea. changing the subject.
II wonder where we can find
chop suey-" began Marguerite
hopefully when Mr.. Weeks thrust
the open box under their pretty
noses. -
"If We eat anywhere 1t will be
out OF this" he said grImly. I'm
busted!"
Copyright 1922, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicatc.)
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MOTHER GAVE II
Virginia Lady Suffered With Aches
and Pains Until Mother Resan
Giving Her cardlt

DUBLIN. vG.-Mlss Mary. AtEeSi
Hushett residing on Route I nea S
here, recently told q visitor OF itler
interesting experience with Cardiii
Miss Hughett said. "Ishad bae1S
suffering for some time withspain
tul....,... was pale, didn't feel lttn
going. Would Just drag around
and couldn't rest TO do any good /
would suffer once q month With.
my back, sides and head, Nj
limbs would ache and Il didn \
know what to do, but I know I
must do something. for j dldn / gel
we'll by letting It run ON.
My mother is q believer Ia Gat
dui. for she saw what II did fof
others as vol as herself, 30 she
began giving Il to me.
1T wasn't long before i SAW d
change. l. was Just what need
ed. 1t regulated me! 1 began "a
eat and sleep. and the pain stop
ped.
"Cardui is without doubt tlis
best female tonic made; and Il am
glad can recommend It te'
others"
II suffering with symptoms such
as Miss Hughett mentions, or other
ailments peculiar to women. WHY
not begin Cardui at oneef NJ
merit is we'll established by sue;
sessful use for more than q ;yeafss
Try Cardull
Your druggist sells II. Nosiss
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should not be hot enough to crisp
the egg white. Cover the pan while
the eggs are frying. This keeps the
steam In and makes a white conting
over the yoIk. Never fry eggs in
pure lard. .Drippings Of bacon or
ham or even pork chops or beef are
much better than lard.
Poached eggs are very quickly
prepared, but require great care.
An Iron Spider is perhaps the best
utensil for poaching unless a regu.
lar egg poacher is at hand.
The water should be bubbling In
the pan. Remove from the fire and
drop in the eggs. Cover and let
stand over a slow fire for 10 min.
ntes. They water must not bubble
after the ggs are put in It.
The yolk must not DO broken In
breaking the shells when dropping
the eggs into the water. There must
be more than enough water to COW
er the EGGS II too little water Is
used thu egg will sink TO tho bot.
tom OF the pan and stick.
Remove from water by means OF
broad perforated skinner. And
remember that unless an egg is per.
feetly fresh 1t will not poaeh salts.
factorily.
Scrambled eggs and omelets re,
quire more time.
Fried mush OF any sort does not
lend itself to a quick breakfast.
Slowed dried fruit Of course re.
quires no morning preparation
Grape fruit should never be pre-
pared the night before as the air
tends to absorb some Of the flavor
No juicy fruit should be cut and ex.
posed TO the air for any length Of
time before using.
Copyright, 1922, n. E. A. Service.l
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tended tie Il OF ? celebration ii
slorsaHtown Friday
JuHioc Little. sou o. IN and
aIts Glenn Little q. Wilson ssroti.
rs NJ.
/ Miss Madeline Davis II Fory
street has been III for sySrai DAYS
Miss TAR of the East SIDE hich
school is NJ and Miss ice Is snbstl
tuthg for her.
The average aduIe reron
breathes 20 times q nsinnte
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By OLIVE ROBERTS q

The next place TO which Bnskins
took the Twins was called Mis-:
= Nd. 1t was another part OF the
ISingdom-oi. Up.in.the-Air.
4 When the magic applc-ree ele
ijvator stopped and they all got out,
fhere was a nice little train Of cars
DO meet them and a jolly engineer
looking out Of the window.
Buskins introduced them. Nancy
and Nick, this Is Scootalong, the
steam.fairy. Scootalong, these are
the Twins and we're on adventures.
I'm glad you are here to meet u.s."
Scootalong touched his cap and
&said that he was much obliged to
meet them, and that he'd been look.
ing for them ever siuce he'd re.
ceIyed Buskins' telegram that they
we're coming.
Ruskins explained to the Twins
That the reason all steam went
straiglit up to the sky was because
stEas really million fairies going
10 scootRlons for orders. He was
Chief ot them all. mo one knows
low important a person he is,"