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New Britain herald., 1924-08-28
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 | I'm a cock. Henry, even baked the bread, yeu know"
 He gave her q auizzieai glance
 rWhat's an this business about eeshiag, aRyhaw2N he asked,
 Never mind. It's something like q ieks, l think, Perhaps m tell yeH some day"
 "An right Can l have another ones"
 She was smiling as she gave him the faurth sandwich and watched il disappear,
 The fiiVyeF vas sneTiiRg along fsmously, and Sally Hr0Pped herself hack in the seat and enjoyed her. self. It was good 10 feel free again on the open road She would even have been willing ta try cutting across the range if there was need for il. The Wreek's mood was eNs hilarstsd He laid it 10 q nervous eNaltation from which he would presently react, in an probability; but while ii lasted he proposed 10 make the mest of it,
 After a little they began discuss ing trains going east Sally, s'ill somewhat doubtful as 10 whether she was really destined for Chicago, said that she did not believe they would make the railroad that night The Wreck, strangely enough, agreed with her, He was less eon- eerned about their goal than about the fact that they were in motion, going somewhere,
 "when 1t gets to he daylight" she said. I'm afraid we're likely to
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28
FAT AND LOSE WFIGHT

EAT AND LOSE NktGHt EFeakfasl=ons large glass orange juice, 2 small whole wheat pon- overs, hot water,
 Lnnehsan-one stnffsd baked te- r4ato, tablespoon honey gluten roll, 1 cup skimmed milk,
 pinner=ana slice lamb loaf, ia petate chips" ls cup cooked regs- fable salad, 2 tablespoons apple snow,
 Bedtims-ons euR skinned milk,
 Total esleries. iiN2, Protein, 2sei fat, sAii carbohydrate, sSs, Iron, ,osls gram,
 Apple snow
 Four large sour apples, whites 2 eggs. Is teaspoon salt, l. cup sugar
 Wash and bake apples. serare fruit from skin and core and rnh through 2 ine sieve, Beat in sngar, Beat whites. Of eggs until Etiff and dry on a platter using s wire whisk. Slowly add apple pulp and continue beating, Chill before serving,
 Total ealeries. sss, Protein, ST, fat, 10: carbohydrate. sss, Iron. .OAos gram.
 This recipe will serve four per- sons. The yolk of the eggs are used to make boiled eustard sauce for the rest of the family.
 EAT AND GAIN WEIGHT
 Breakfast-one large gnss or- anEe juice. 1 cup boiled rice with dates, il cup cream, ? whole wheat pop-overs, 1 tablespoon but ter, tablespoons peach preserves, hot water.
 Midmorning lunch - One large glass gaining eggnog.
 Luncheon--one stuffed baked to- mato. 2 tablespoons hollandaise sauce. 1-6 gooseberry pie. hard rolls, teaspoon butter. tablespoon honey glass whole milk.
 Afternoon tea-One glass iced ten with tablespoon sugar and IA lemon, drop nut cookies. Dinner-Two slices lamp loaf, 2 tablespoons mayonnaise. 1o potato chips" l whole baked sweet potato, tk cup cooked vegetable salad, 2 tablespoons French dressing, 9 slices whole wheat bread, 1 tablespoon butter tablespoons apple snow with tablespoons chopped nut and ? tablespoons boiled custard.
 Bedtime-one cup whole milk.
 Total calories. 4os3. Protein, 435; fat, 1870: carbohydrate, 1o75. Iron, .023 gram.
 Gooseberry Pie
 One quart gooseberries, 2 cups grains salt, tablespoons butter, cup flour, tablespoons lard. s4 tea spoons salt, cold water.
 Top and tail" berries with scis- sors. Pour boiling water to cover over fruit and let stand minute. Drain and cool. Combine sugar and cornstarch and add to berries with salt. Work lard into flour and salt with tips of fingers. Add water to hold together and roll on a floured board Line the sides but not the bottom of a deep pie pan with pas try, add prepared fruit and dot with bits of butter. Cover the top crust with several eashes cut in 1t and bake in moderate oven for forty minutes.
 Total calories, s75Q. Protein, 70: fat, SIP; carbohydrate. 6o4s, Iron, .0o42 gram.
 Copyright, 1924, NEA Service. Incl
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28
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turn out just like a fairy story"
 Mrs. Mingle was quite pleased too and so was MT. Mungle and every enc else, so while Rageedy Andy got upon the magical hobby horse and rode through the woods to find some enc to marry MT. Mungle and Mrs Minsle, Mir. Mungle got out all his magic charms and changed the sleeping Genii into 2 nice little boy. And on the way through the woods, Rageedy Andy came to all the peo- pie who had been prisoners in the Geniis castle and he asked them all to return with him and live at the castle with MT. and Mrs. Mungle when they were married. Of course
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28
Hss af@Ass Dfew sioiils fasasts 0us

' issFnsa sas thins sheui MolliE yswesls surlAs the aIlEs deNA le sAs islssd ts the faFmAeass,
 Ils slTl possessed s very alsiinel tisaity of her eNn, and sarIonadsd fsrsslf with it sAsa she thought il nsessssry. as she miEht erect 2 rsmpsFl
 Thsss wss ne hlht et sulklRsss in her attitude after my euIt answer fo her question eenseFnlng Harry Uncsrseoas name, bul l was EiNsn te undsFs,snd, without her hsNins spoksa . werd ia her ewa defense. that sAs knew she had iFsasgFssssd sSsinst some eods Of mine, and that shs would rot offend again,
 eAs was too inEeauous, ] readily saw. e foFesse that l would hssih fe sesi myself ia the wrong after Ter preu1 hurt silence. saVs fol per- fuaetory answers 10 my comments, Asd eentinued for miles, hni l DID bsTia to feel Fsmorsstnl. nei for emitting an explanation of Llllisn's Ya,sfiop 10 HafFs-that, ] siill felt wal no cns's s.fair but their own but for the hrusausnass with which [ had rsbuffed what was alter al h mosf inneeuous and natural query,
 Any feeling Of remorss io me is lIks . gosd prieklnE mo until l have stonsd. Therefore. after the driver Elaaa had assigned me. had drissh us aerops ousensboro bridge. and kAsys been dismissed by me. and when I had left the heaviest traffic behind at Jamaica. set myself 10 via back the girls frisndllness.
 It was . harder task than had fsncied. Patentiy. she was deter, mined not to expose helfself io q second rebuff. and while the was s3quisiteiy polite. 1t was not pnt'l I inadvertently spoke Of the beauty pf the morning sky-we had started eo sarly that we were enabled 10 witness the full glory Of the sun- sise-and what Its appeal would he to an artist, that she let down the barrier she had erected.
 "D0 You Draw"
 soh. do you draw. Mrs. Graham 2" ths asked. her face suddenly so illu- mined, her voice so hitting thst I know I had struck the keynote to bcme melody of her soul.
 'Unfortunatsly. mo-" I smiled back hk her. "But my husband is an artist and I share"
 "Yes, know" she said breath- lsssly. evidently hearing only the word artist, and not noticing that she had interrupted my further speech. Then at her own inadvert- sent admission, she stopped suddenly and heard her catch her breath as . frightened child might have done.
 After all, that was an she was I told myself. with . sudden soften- fns of my heart towards her. and I purposely made my voice casual but cordial as I,swent on exactly as if che had no spoken-
 His love for beauty. Indeed he has taught me to see beauty in many things where I never would have looked for 1t myself. If you are interested in the things artists like. Miss Fawcett. am sure you will enjoy looking at the many drawings my husband has at the farmhouse. Re has an outdoor studio-trans-
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28

| termed Fem sn old e0FR enk- which Is simply eEammft Nl'h sketehesh
 "ohi "a love e" she ssla. ana l bFaks my rule of keeping my sFes fixed on the read ahead foF the in sisni occupied hy q sNift tnliiVe EiaRce sl her shining esss and TaRs iaes,
 l had been conscious Of 10 mail 2 hsYaRd sn attempted kiniliHsss in my chatter at nlekys drawings, Set ! realized new that something mar- hid iA my suheaRseiausnsss had found voice and elieitei this eR- ihusissm for nay husbands RaFk from this girl, whose attraeiian fer plekY had @ toFmented me,
 The I0uFnes's Ind
 resolved Ina, l would speak He mere af either nirky hF his Werf, hnt ! found that the tapie vas like The center Af a whirlpool Try as might 10 row my conversational boat away from it | made no head way and always found myself fir- cling the dshgeF point again,
 And Mellie Tweeit's tongue, ieosr sned At lssi, asked iRnumerahls questions concerning the life Of an artist. queer questions, nt the prices nAid a beginner, of the chances ta dispose Of drawings, of the training and experience necessary of the risks run by one fnrsaEinF 2 stable of pFnsaie calling for the slender chance of sueeesdlns where so many had failed.
 tried to answer the questions honestly. and ta tho best Of my ability. while ail the time my brain was keeping m separai" train of inquiry. trying to fathom tho reason for tho girls intense interest in inc subject. Had she ambitions of her own along this iine--
 With n little shiver I remembered another girl whose ambitions to he an artist. and niciy's fnrtherance Of It had no nearly resulted In trae- edy, and earned for mo lasting and dangerous enemy.
 was just enough to realize, how ever that Mollie Fawcett was a very different being from Grace Draper. as fine character as the other was evil. But was glad indeed when our drive was ended, and the turn into the farmhouse yard put an end to our talk on art and artists.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28
EXCELLENT TASTE

With this attractive coat dress perfect tailoring Is net achieved al ths price of severity, The OVeTdFess Of blaCs fiat crepe Is mounted ever sn unasFdrsss of black and white embroidery The belt extends enly aeF0ss lhs trent, the back being a perfectly slFaight line Beaver fur saoFRs ihs cellar, enffs and oEeTr skiri, There Is an ease and grace about the gown that Is very difficult te ohiaiR n 90 simple a costume, and there ls nc question about | being mRsi excellent taste for almost any occasion during the day
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28
Gov. Smith Refuses
 to Run For Reelection

New York, Aug, 25.-Govern- or Smith today informed George W. Olvany, leader of Tammany Hall that he will not be a can didats for reelection, the New York World stated.
 The governor made his deci- sion at conference during which the Tammany chief at tempted once more to persuade him to heed the repeated re- quests of state and national democratic leaders that he run again, the newspaper said.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28

all the people were very glad to do th,s and everyone came.
 After the wedding they had 2 very fine banquet of lollypops and cream puffs and ice cream cones and other goodies and then they danced until almost nine o'clock. By that time it was time everyone went 10 bed, 90 they wouldn't feel tired the r,eat day And you may rest as sured that all their dreams wers ''ery happy ones. for joyful hearts always bring happy pleasant dreams
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28
For Indigestion and Bowel Disorders At Last There
 Is Relief
There Is New Remedy That Does r.
 Work and Does It Quickly

There Is New Remedy That Does t,%'
 Work and Does It Quickly
 Doctors are surprised how quickly th.s new remedy called Nuga-Tone relieves in digestion. constipation, biliousness, sick headaches, bad breath and bowel disor- ders. Nuga-Tone brings back new life and vigor to worn-out nerves and muscles. It builds red blood, strong steady nerves and increases most wonderfully the power Of endurance. Nuga-Tone brings refresh ing sleep good appetite fine digestion regular bowel movement, lots of enthu' siasm and ambition. If you are not feel ing just right you owe 1t to yourself ta give Nuga Tone trial. It Is pleasant to take and you will begin to feel better right away. If your physician has not al ready prescribed 1t for you go to the druggist and get bottle of Nusa-Tone The manufacturers know so well what il will do that they compel all druggists to guarantee 1t and refund your money when not satisfied. See guaratee an rackase Recommended. guaranteed and for salS by all good druggists.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28

l I- find the main road risky"
 You mean the sheriff?"
 "Yes."
 How big is the posse?"
 Don't tell me you're dreaming of making 8 fight if we meet them. ' she exclaimed.
 "I was only wondering how big 1t was"
 Tt doesn't make any difference. Even Rob Wells, alone, is big enough.'
 "Is he?"
 She shook her head impatiently, You don't understand. I'm not saying you're not able to fight, What I mean is that we mustn't meet them at all. Of course, Bob wouldn't do anything to me. But we can't afford even to let him see us. And besides. we'll be dead for sleep by daylight"
 oh"
 50 it seems to me that the sen sible thing to do is to turn off the road before it gets light if we can find 8 place and hide until it gets dark again."
 They discussed it for while, and | he agreed with her. He had no doubt of his ability to skip nights sleep if necessary, but there was no need to ask the same hardship of Sally So they decided to find an other hide out as soon as it seemed wise to desert the road. Meantime. i the flivver steadily left the Under wood ranch farther and farther be- hind.
 Sally sat wondering what Charley Mcsween was saying, what Chester was doing, what everybody was thinking. She was afraid that Charley was having difficult time of it with the boss of the ranch, and there were points about Charley that she admired. Of course, he had no business to kidnap them in | the beginning, and it was intoler- able for him to talk about detain- l ing them for a month. But in other respects she found aCharley McSween rather agreeable.
 The Wreck was not thinking about Charley at all. He was not thinking of anything in particular, for that matter He was in a mood of unusual content his conscience clear, his mind restful, his optimism unshaken. All he asked was to keep on driving, indefinitely Even the presence of a woman passenger did not disturb him. The sex still bothered him, of course; but Sally was less 3 trouble than any of the others. There was no foolishness about her, and if if came to a pinch she could be relied upon to do things. Tn fact she was just about as good as man, he admitted to himself.
 We mustn't forget to look for 8 urn-out," she reminded him, after she glanced at her watch and studied the stars, The moon had | already dipped below the horizon,
 Each' watched their own side of the road, the hobhing beem'of the headlights spreading itself suffi-  | ciently wide to illuminate any turn out they might reach. Sally discov- cred what appeared to be regular wagon road on her own side. but 1 after an examination they decided 1 against it. There were signs of re- ! cent use and she feared that il i might belong to another ranch, i They were not in hurry to meet any more ranchers
 i Considerably later. the Wreck i stopped the car and called attention | to what looked like a trail, branch | ing off to the left Sally got out and examined it. There were wheel ruts. but they were overgrown Wherever it led, it presented every aspect of abandonment. Sally did ! not remember it al all; she had been asleep when they passed that way before.
 t (Continued in Next Issue).
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28
VETERANS NEED AUTOS.

Automobiles are needed to take about 100 members of the Eddy Glover post to the American Legion rarade in Torrington Saturday, and the local Chamber Of Commerce has been asked to help the Legion in ob- taining them All members of the chamber are asked to offer the use of their cars, which will leave New Britain at 12:30 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28

First teeth! How many parents realize their importance?
 They are known technically as de- ciduous teeth
 They arrive about the fourth month of a baby's life, or there abouts. They should be shed be- tween the age of and 12 years.
 There are a great many people who attach little importance to them. Oh, they'll lose them, any way, the parents say.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28
FIRST TEETH" IMPORTANT

But this is why they are inpor- tant: The period of most rapid growth with a child is the period in which the deciduous teeth are used. This is the period In which a child should have 100 per cent chewing power. They are used for anywhere between six and ten years.
 They are quite as important as permanent teeth and in health or disease they have an important in fluence on the growth of the child's body and mind,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28
Cleaning White Iace

White lace that Is only moderate ly soiled may he cleaned by sprih- kling thickiy with powdered mag nesia or French chalk and rolling in a towel for day or so before shaking out the powder.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28

Y yeu live where the water Is s'rongly alkaline, yon can make 1t more ralhthhle by dashing lightly with lemon juice, lime or vinegar,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28
Keen Covers On

As soon as you have taken what you want from the jars containing spices, baking powder or such sup plies. cover the jar immediately. as they all lose strength while being exposed to the air.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28

deER fer one hour in enough enld water ta ener il ana cock in heil- ing saitsi aisr 90 minutes,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28
Have Material Rehdy

Have Material Ready
 When baking have all your ma terials ready for use-that S, the flour sifted, eggs broken, nut meats ready, etc. before you begin the actual work of mixing any of the ingredients.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28
Rinsinr Grensr Dishes
Drinking Water

All greasy dishes should he rinssd with hot soap water before washing,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28
nreai,fasI CereaI

Fer s hrsskfsst cereal cock rice in milk and serve il with sal, and butter, or swesten il slightly fl you prefer,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28
Drsvx Out Flavor

When making soup remember 10 put the meat into cold water, as this draws out the flavor more sue- cessfully.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28
CeakinE Fresh Fniit

Any fresh fruit that has become seft should he cooked at once with little sugar ta make a sauce for nndainEs, or as q dip for lee cream,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28
Gossip;s Corner
Snake Skin

Bandings and pockets of snake skin make unusual sort of trimming for a fall frock that is very straight and very narrow.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28

Make Good Pudding Portions of old worn out blankets
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28
Romo,oS R,ood Stains

To remove blood stains use cold water first, then wash in very soapy suds.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28

Soak One Hour Always soak cauliflower head
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28
make excellent padding for the iron, ing board.
For Tough Meat

For Tough Meat
 When boiling a chicken or a roast that you suspect of being tough. add tablespoon of vinegar or lemon juice to the water.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28

If q visitor brings no maid ol her own 10 the house party. the personal maid of the hostess of she has one -otheruise the housemaidD unpacks the bags or trunks and puts thirgs in ord1f
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28
Street Gowns

Street Gowns Very attractive street gowns of blue rep or twill open over under blouses of white organdie or linen.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28
WEAK WOMEN

cannot heps ever to become s.Ioas sAd well sgaia anlsss they have plsatg ef sooa, Teh. red blead of the kind that eEssAis iEee- knEatsi IeA-helps make kusstsd iFen is like the iran in YeaT hleaA sad liks tAs lIsa in spinseh, lentils and apples. shile ustsliie iron is iron iast as it comes nom ths ssuan of stEoAs acids on iToa nlinsa kaksssd lon does not iRjaEe the tsstA nor upset the ston, sehi t ls an entirely dineEent thins ffom oIr diRsEY metallic iTan, lt quickly helps maks rich, red blood, Eesitsiise soEaout. eIhanstsd nerves and siFe Yea nss strength and snsfsy, Over l.eaa,aa people annually are ustns it At slj dTuEsists. Beware ef substitutes, The genuine has \, l. stamped on ssefy tablet Always iAsist on having the fenaine.
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New Britain herald., 1924-08-28

EssHlaA sERElGE.
Evening star., 1924-10-30
LIQUOR FLEET OF 8
SUNK OFF GULF COAST
Mother" Vessel and Seven Smaller
Ones Go Down in Sudden
Squall.
BY the Associat ted Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS, October 30.-The
sinking of a rum fleet of eight ves-
sells, including a mother ship and a
rum fleet of seven small vessels, re-
Gently off Breton Island, to the north
west of the mouth of the Mississippi
River, was confirmed yesterday, the
Times -Picayune said today.
The newspaper said that it had been
reliably established that less than a
fortnight ago the mother ship
which was discharging her cargo of
5000 cases of liquor to seven smaller
craft in Breton Sound. went down
during a sudden squall with practi-
cally all the cargo, destined for New
Orleans. So far as known, no lives
We're lost.
Reports as to the cause of the dis
aSter, the newspaper says, are at
variance, but it has been well authen-
ticated that the nquor ship was leak
ing badly and began to settle when
the brief storm broke while she was
being relieved of her cargo by the
smaller boats. Numerous other craft
summoned by the rum runners to the
relief of the ship weathered the blow
but few of them got away with any
of the cargo.
Immediately after the "diSa ster" oc-
CURED. the story goes on to say, re-
lief and salvage corps maintained by
the bootlegging organization was sent
to Breton Island and pumped out the
cargo of the ship and took it to the
Mississippi coast.
Evening star., 1924-10-30
BOYS BAND FEATURE.
Will Play Concert at Masonic Hal.
loWeen Carnival Tnnight.

concert blythe Boys Independent
Band will be the chief feature of the
program of entertainment tonight at
the Halloween carnival and dance of
the Gavel Club of Master Masons in
its clubrooms in the Strayer Building,
1921 Thirteenth street A vaude-
Vile act will precede the concert
Asmasked costume ball has been
planned for tomorrow night. A prize
will be awarded to the most fantas-
tically costumed couple. Attractions
a the carnival include novelty games.
a country store and exhibitions of
needlework by the ladies' auxiliary of
the club.
Evening star., 1924-10-30

The British post office, which con-
trolls the telephone systems of Great
Britain has begun the substitution
of automatic telephones for the
present equipment
Evening star., 1924-04-15
Women's Glove Silk Underwear, $l.95

S225 swith
ord Bomers reinforced Stepn Pants with wide
fhd ribbon bow Manufacturers samples All first quality
Floor
Evening star., 1924-04-15
Sale Turkish Towels
PaIais RoynI-Main Floor.

The bought them tells what astonishing
grades 20 styles
they
perfect slight bemish occasional small oil
therefore nothing to mitigate the
Evening star., 1924-04-15
Special Purchase and Sale of
WOnen's Silk Hose

fssisfs 1 se st Hose Pair ass; sss Sss. ssss
with Prisc Mer
me eizedt
in
runs n, eand blue
Demonstration and Sale of the Veil Kno,cn
Nightingale Silk Hose
In Lack white an all he
kFced,sI ashionedS
Royal Main Floor
Evening star., 1924-04-15

l6-Button Length Silk Gloves, Sl.30 Pr.
pyramid black and white Full line OF sizes
Suede Fabric Cloves 81. so and s.. .95 Pair
Novelty with
and all want lengths
ManF Floor
Evening star., 1924-04-15

Baronial brown fin
ish. Fan-shape back;
deep, comfortable scat.
Special at S10.o5.
Evening star., 1924-04-15
98c & SIPS
Turkish
Towels
75c Ea.
Z5c and 85c
Turkish
Towels
48cEa.

read of what this purchase There white towels
white oehecks over col
bord with border of fiber
wonderful illuminated effects
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