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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-30

ting before the dresser In her room,
going through the drawer In which
she kept her neatly-darned stock.
ipgs.
"Lovey, I'm borrowing q pair OF
your socks. hope you don't mind"
she said airily. u called Davy up
myself. and he'll be out here At 8
o'clock. Can't he and ! have supper
with you and Ted after you're
through dancing?"
1t was Sally's custom to have 1
bite to eat with Ted Sloan along
towards 10 o'clock every night when
they finished dancing and turned
the floor over to the guests who
came to dine at The House by the
Side OF the Road.
why. yes. I guess So" she re-
piled. I'm set q table in the little
dining room for the four Of u.s."
Mile nodded. her gaze fixed on
her own colorful reflection in the
glass. Now. don't you make eyes at
Davy the way you did the other
night" she warned. ''or I'll go to 1t,
and take your Theodore Sloan away
from you so fast it'll make your
head swim. Sally Jerome. And you'll
be left high and dry without q
dancing partner" She smiled cheer
fully at Sally IN the glass. but there
was threat in her smile. neverthe-
less.
Sally wondered ii she really
thought she could take Ted Sloan
away from her. Sally was not
a vain person, but she never
thought OF herself as being half as
attractive as Mile. But OF one
thing she was certain, and that one
thing was Ted Sloan's lasting affec-
ton for her.
He had been in love with her for
years-and the more indifferently
she had treated him the more he
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-30
Mary Goads Noel Vcritzen by Prats-
Ing a prOSueCtiye Rival

found it hard to hide my amuse-
ment as ! watched Mary Harrison s
tactics when she thought she saw
in Noel Veritzen an undue alacrity
+ to accept my suggestion that we go
to The Larches and invite Eleanor
Lincoln to dinner upon the coming
Saturday night.
l knew that she was jealous OF
the young chatelaine of The Larch-
es and Miss Lincoln's open attempts
to win Noers attentions. She had
expressed herself so freely upon that
point in both Mother Graham's
presence and mine that her Victor
ian grandmother had been shocked,
and had half-heartedly reproved the
girl for her frankness. But Mary's
course of action at Noel's quick &C
ceptance of my invitation would
have done credit to the most indi-
rect Of her feminine forbears.
She banished the frown from her
face before Noel had a chance to
see it and sprang up from her seat,
her face apparently filled with de-
light.
"Oh. Auntie Madge." she caroled,
show perfectly scrumptious. I've
been dying to go over to The
Larches ever since that day at the
station when you came home.
Funny, itsn't it, she hasn't been here
since. wonder if Mr.. George Logan
jackson ever let her have that Won
derful dog. Who knows? Maybe
We'll see him over there. I thought
the understudy for the Prince of
Wales was quite impressed with
her, didn't you?"
Her face was turned fully toward
me, but obliquely toward Noel. He
could not possibly see the impudent
wink with which she favored me as
she finished her little speech, and
which almost twisted my laughter
muscles into open merriment. But
he received squarely the implication
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-30
Your Health
How to Keep It,
Causes of Illness
BY DIR. MORRIS FISHBEIN
Editor journal OF the American
Medical Association and OF Hy-
geia. the Health MAGAZINE

When a man commits suicide hi
by which he will propel himself into
the unknown. The international lis
of causes of death groups cases &C,
cording to suicide by poison, BY
asphyXia, by hanging or strargula.
ton, by drowning, by firearms. by
cutting or piercing instruments. BY
jumping from high places. b5
cruhing. and finally by miscellane-
Gus causes.
More than one-third Of all sui
cides are accomplished by means
of firearms, and guns are EN-.
ployed relatively more frequently
III rural districts than in the city
Men are more likely to use fire
arms than are women, and the
pistol is preferred to the rifle.
Hanging Choice Abroad
In most countries outside the
United States hanging is the
method preferred The United
States Italy and Spain are the
only countries in the civilized
world in which firearms are more
frequent than other methods.
In the United States suicide by
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-30
Loves Eynbers
Adele Garrison's Absorbing Sequel to
Revelations of Wife"
; Beginning q New Serial

/ she wished him to get, OF her recep-
tivity to another sight Of the young
man whose frank though unspoken
admiration OF her loveliness had so
enraged Noel at the railroad station.
The young violinist had no such
control of his features as had Mary
l knew that this was partly a re-
suit OF his temperament. and partly
because his feelingfor her was a
genuine passion, while hers was as
vet a careless affectionate liking,
untouched by any deeper feeling.
| found myself wishing. not for the
first time, that Noel would respond,
if only in pretense, to the advances
of Eleanor Lincoln, and give Mary
sample Of the provoking careless
treatment which she was according
him.
Just now, however he was frown-
ing blackly. chiefly, I guessed, be-
cause Mary's barbed little speech
gave him no chance for any particu-
lar grievance which he could voice.
He knew he had felt the tiny jabs
of stiletto, but he was not certain
what was meant by the attack.
Sure, Mrs. Graham" Che turned
to me) there will be no chance of
our meeting that awful bounder at
The Larches. Miss Lincoln does not
appear to be girl who would pick
Up an acquaintance like that"
ooh, Noel darling" Mary chirp-
ed, pull the earmuffs and binders
off and realize you belong in this
century, not the last one. You don't
appear to know your carrots at
all. In the first place IN wager the
run in my new pair Of stockings
that Mr.. George Logan Jackson
isn't bounder at all. In the second
place, If Miss Lincoln wouldn't man
age an acquaintance with nifty
lid like that, would in holy min
ute. Now go ahead, throw the gull
lotine as soon as you're ready"
Copyright. 1927. Newspaper
Feature Service, Inc.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-30

And maybe he DID come out
here that day to see me. after ALL"
she told herself. The thought sooth-
ed and comforted her.
That night he came again.
ITO BE CONTINUED)
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-30
Cubby's Great Disappointment
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from the whole battery of hatch cries would produce one third of 8 fish per fisherman per annum.
 may say parenthetically that I introduce these statistics of birth registration and infant mortality among fish because it will relieve your minds of anxiety as to accur- acy.- But if any one feels that these figures may be wrong, he has my permission to divide or mul- tiply them by any factor based upon his own experience with the time element in bites, the size of fish. or the special incantations.
 In any event one billion, one hundred million bureaucratic mothered fry from our combined government hatcheries meant only 2.2 fry for each fish in the modest minimum national ideal I have in sisted upon. And if anybody thinks that it takes only 2.2 fry to make fish he is nightly mistaken. I conclude, satisfactorily, from my own experience of the time between bites, that the Alaskan figure of mortality should be corrected from 99.77 per
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paternal Government, for all

paternal Government, for all I does. One thing we do know: it
 takes a host of fingerlings to pro- vide for the survival of a single
 fish of blessed memory. At a par ticular control station over Alaska
 salmon it is estimated that 1,66S,.
 75O,OO0 eggs and fry were launch ed into life and 3,74O,OO adult fish came back-so that the loss was S9.77 per cent. Or, in other words, it took 450 fry to make a fish, At this rate the annual one billion, one hundred million fry and fingerlings
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HOOVER AND HATCHERIEs

There is a magazine article head ed: "In Praise of Izaak Walton" and it is written by Herbert Hoover. The whole story is good. It strikes us that Hoover is really better as writer than as an official. The ar tlcle in question is a fish story all the way through and carries a deal Of humor even though statistics creep in occasionally. Here are quotations from parts of chapters and 3 bearing on salmon hatch ing.
 Tn addition to these paternalisttc and maternal edeavors on the part of the Government, I am aware that Mother Nature has herself been busy also. Private enterprise, in the shape of responsible mother fish. is working upon the same problem: 1t is probably doing more than the
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cent to 99.99 per cent.

It is solemn fact that only some microscopic percentage of those fry or fingerlings, whether synthetic or natural, ever live to that state ol grandeur which will serve as in spiration to polish the tackle or ensure the approach to the battle i1 renewed hope with each on-comine season. And we lose ground every year, sector by sector, as the high ways include more fishing holes ir the motor routes. We must eith. CT multiply the output of our hat. cherries by some fearful number ol find some other way out"
 Some four years ago I expressed to Commissioner O'Malley, when, in ducting him to the headship of the Bureau of Fisheries, my complete skepticism in regard to the effec tiveness of our synthetic incubatio, and it's statistical relations to tn, realistic life of a fish. My genera thesis was that those infants dic not have dogs chance to gain tha maturity which was required b. public policy. He and his able as
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sistant, MT. Leach, thereupon start ed experiments to see if we could not apply production methods in the nursing of infant game fish to an age when they could survive
 traffic accidents or do battle with cannibals or enter the cannibal ranks themselves-in any event hope to survive. It was my aspiration that, if these adolescent youths could not win in open combat, at least some of them, reared to three
 inches long, might make a full meal for cannibal in the place of
 200 fry fresh out of the eggs, and
 then we should save ,199 or SO.
 These experiments were seriously successful. And the same author
 ities, Messrs O'Malley and Leach, are convinced by this means we
 have improved the fighting chance of these children of fish up to about a flfty-f1 fifty go, and thereby our one
 billion, one hundred million govern mental fngerlings might serve as a base to produce the national ideal
 of five hundred million big ones."