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New Britain herald., 1930-01-24
Loves Reawaken The Story of Wiles Triumph Over Jealousy
 By ADELE GARRISON

' The promised explanation 10 my mother-la-3aW ot what my carly visit 10 Ib" bas,mcnt Wfth its mto- ward tightening of Katie had meant -an interview with my father about the changes in the big cellar room | wished 10 lnak" for inc boys ] Christu4--a call upon lho Tjcors 10 set in motion he plans l had ] evolved, and the expedition oi the two small boys for Christmas greens -how should Goj them all m? | duaii"d before tuc prospect for an instant. then squared my shoulders and went m search ot Katherine.
 'Could Noel spare you d few min- u'pS lou2rr"" asked.
 Katherine smilbd and uotoncd 'oWard the open door,
 "Li,t-u. and your question will oo answered" su, said
 Through the opD,d door Of No~fs room cam, tue sound of -u1@r softly struumed in accom- panMut To Nary's lovely voice singing old ballads which are the tOAt- IIt~itiiI4 = l3\OGiltS. The Boys Are All sgt! "I uaFo no further scruplos," laughed, "Wil you get Junior and ! l;oderick-with provisions and 1 slujpmcat-ready 'or a trip for ] Christmas greens with the accom- paniment ol d picnic lunch in the 1 woods""
 1 With a fag6t fire and broIed ba- i con;" Katherine supplemented. and ] l nodded rs I hastily explained my ] Christmas plans and my program l for the day. Tho last words had not ] left my lips when Katherine took me by the shoulders and turned me toward lhe door.
 ''With a program hi,a that. don't waste time in ,Nplaun1ions." she said. Get @oin' chile. I'll see to th, youngsters"
 Sho kept her promise royalty. When, after long interview with my mothar-In-laW who insisted upon quiZziug Inc r&hauSliyoly and carp inaly about the Christmas plans. and a shorter colIoquy with my tathn, who enthusiastically endorsed every thing. l went back to Katherine. | found everything in readiness. Rod ! erick and Junior dressed Tor the woods save for their caps and outer coats were standing guard over the campfire equipment and the lunch con boxes in the side hall.
 'Youll witness an authentic case of spontaneous combustion if they thave 10 wait much longer" Rather inc whisp, red. adding aloud "Hu' isn't anyone else going with Nou?"
 1 shook my head rrGrct$ul'y
 ''Fath"r has a cold. >;orI. of course is out ot lhc question. and Mart-'
 From 'h,. stairs above us came MarY's voice, raucous, shaken.
 "But Mary isn't out Of inc qucs- lion. Ple4sr, AuntIe Madgv talk, mr with you. l shall stiflc if I stay in this house another mnutc.'
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New Britain herald., 1930-01-24

Having Unloaded the Rev ol,er De
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 Wrath When He Discovered IL,
 Madgc Calmly Proceeds with
 Her Plans.
 When the cartridges rom Dictys service revolver at last were in my hand and the weapon, impotcnr 10 harnl--or--to protect--Iay before me on my husbands writing desk. l found myself trembling as it had just conclusivcly distaucod some murdcrous thns pursuing me.
 For few seconds l stood mo- Ilonless, forcing myself 10 camness that I might consider the possihl. consequences of my action, so at variance with all my ideals. and y,t so noc2ssitated' by my fears for Junior, and Dicsy's refusal 10 m- load his revolver before locking il away.
 That DtCky would be fugiously lu. sry when he found out what 1 had done. l knew. but l also knew that he could not be more cou}emptuou~ Of what he would term my "snoakr- ness" than l was myself Eu my prenonitlon that something evil would come Of a rerOlv r left loaded ln the house with two restless and nergetic small boys was so obsrs-- ing a thing as 10 armOr ,ue against 'lther my own contempt or my hus- bands.
 When would Dlcky find out the trick I mad played upon him? l Hoped that i would remain my sc ,.ret until after the holidays had passed and the Harrison boys were safely back in their Detroit home. But my common sense told me that unless Dicky were unusually sbsent-minded. he would discover What had happened when he trans tered the revolver from the writing desk 10 the secret wall saf" which fo was planning 10 equip with d Iock.
 But. I told myself comfortably. at least l had a days respite from worry. fo, Dicky could dc nothing about the lock until he ha'l returned rom the hunting trip with his two older nephews. So l rcsolutely shUt out all thoughts of any day save the present one and locked the rcvOlv- er away again in the place where Dicky had left it. The cartridges l Kept with the grim reflection that hanging for sheep involved no more discomfort than for lamb, I Searched Dicky's room until l found his cartridges and took them all with me to the room ] was occupy ing during the holidays because Of eur many guests.
 Madcc Proceeds
 My spirits rose, despite my guilty conscience, as I locked all the cart lJdses safely away with the cer- tainty that Dicky would have 10 make trip to q shop and purchase more before he could load his re- wolver again. And it was with the resolve to let no further thought ot The weapon trouble me that l took up the list Of things I had planned for the day.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-24

The Black Shadows were S'iil lingering in the Green Forest ami the Old Orchard as Chatteror h''' Red Squirrel and Timmy the fINNt Squirrel left Ehattcrer's home ir.e in the Grc@n Forest and started io' Farmer Brown's corncrib. They tray eicd very differently. although ih"' were own cou sins. ChIttorer ai ilr.' ttavc!cd in the troc' ops. Wm" from one tree 10 ano'hoT when 'or' were near enough. When he h1I reached the cdS, Of the Green Fo est he came doNU lu tb" 2roNn scurriod over 70 '." old s'on" "dH along the edge oC Nh" old OrchmL and whiskcd along on top Of this o'I wall
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New Britain herald., 1930-01-24
ItjHitB$ HATS

Tn" ribbon herrt is one ot springs most sorfghtly conlribu- tons 10 fashion. X brown one 2 made of lWo-inch gro grain rib bon. hand fastened. in q square pattern that is very distinctive.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-24

Ml:Iriur|,r To unsj@nrIy peasant the Niolcrai Wir.ow rcljnji cir upholstered triangular ndta@d r hulrrUn and 1 French window Sh'f A ( io ,n a old colorcd
New Britain herald., 1930-01-24
SPRING SCARI'S

The tie-scarf is springs favoritc 1T one is very young and pert, shr ties 1t in q big bow under the chin and increases her charm. If onn is older, it may be worn like an Ascot.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-24

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New Britain herald., 1930-01-24
NI,TI,.\l, EFFECT

I'll" bolrro, with q princess lin" beneath. is one of tEe most popn' lar was Of tj%in% the wai&tlnr effectively this spring
New Britain herald., 1930-01-24
NOVEL, p( RSI,

X sports purse is made of parch- mrnt eolorcd linen. hand mbroid- orcd in icral design. shaped in tri. angular pattern.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-24
EIlRiN(, JACKETS J

Tailored suits Haunt Jackets in many instances. is q marked l,gh waistine the flare is sponsored.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-24

Thoroughly @rc2so pudding and bread molds when they are to b" steamed, and when done the prod net will come out with smooth surface when looscncd around the edg with knife or spatula
New Britain herald., 1930-01-24

Mix four, sugar, salt, spices and
 cgg yol%@ 2iIA well. Nli& other ingredients and combine with flour mixture. Pour into butt red mold, n!lng half fall. Cover tightly and s,csul 2 hours. Carefully unmold
New Britain herald., 1930-01-24
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very merry widow.

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New Britain herald., 1930-01-24
Eiacl, Walnut Chocolate Cake

l-- cup fIt, I-2 cWp8 sWglr: ? eggs; aqnares chocolate, melted; teaspoon vanilla; l-4 teaspoon salt; 2-3 cup sour milk; 1-2 cups flour; 1 teaspoon soda; 2-5 cup black Walnuts.
 Cream fat and sugar, Add other Pour into q shallow pan fitted with waNcd paper. Bake 4o minutes in moderately slow oven. Cool and cover with frosjng, When rraGy 10 serve. cut in squares.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-24
.cgrtablc salad in Gelatin. ser, in@ G

' Vegetable salad in Gelatin. serving C
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 Pour the water over gelatin mix t4r" aud stir until it dissolves. Add ~.ll' and cool and chill until q little sin. Beat in other ingredients, Pour into a mold which has been rju4cd out Of cold water. Set in $. cold plate 10 stitG"a. t.nni0ll on lettuce and surround With more salad dressing.
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New Britain herald., 1930-01-24
THE CORNCRIB IS VESTED

By Thornton W. Burgess Who for himself alone doth NorN' Is very likely his job to shirI;'
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New Britain herald., 1930-01-24

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New Britain herald., 1930-01-24

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The Washington times., 1930-01-03
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(3) Women's $3.50 Ensembles .$7.97
(13) Women's $3.50 to $135 Fur
coats .................. S4J
Q8) Women's $7.97 to $1497
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(D Woman's $49.97 Fur Jacket. $40
Q2) Women's $19.97 to $2497
(14) Women's $2.97 Raincoats. :. 81
(4) Women's $18 Fur Scarfs. .S6.97
(6) Women's $12.97 Lace Dresses, $7.97
(2) Women's $16.97 Wraps. ...... .$5
(14) Women's $1497 Dresses. 1897
(4) Women's $5 Jersey Dresses. 81
12) Women's $14.97 Dresses S5.97
(45) Women's $2.97 and 1897
u5j .Women's $5.97 & $4.g7 YA'''
Quilted Robes. S2.97
(52) Women's $4.97 & 1897 Rayon
Neghgees ................ .$Z.97
(3OO) Women's s2.95 Knit
Underwear Observation-Disclosures. .79c
(112) Women's $1.59 Sweaters =. sec
112) Wemen's Aprons .... 2 for 81
Women's $3.50 Aprons. .....3 for 81
Women's 81 Cotton Dresses. .59c
(350) Irregulars of 19c Huck Towels, SC
1926 Cotton Plaid Blankets,
pair .Sl.97
S1.69 Part Wool Blankets -. .$1.29
$1.89 Curtains .S1.29
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yard .......: .19c
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(40) Girls 81 Gym Boomers. . .79c
(20O) Children's 35c Ribbed Hose, 19c
(200) Girls 79c Wash Dresses 2 for 81
(100) Boys $2.97 Rubber Boots, S1.97
(108) Women's 1927 Black Zippers.
(240) Boys, Girls and Children's
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(75) Boys 81 Polo Shirts. ....... 79c
Q12) Boys 79c and 81 Gloves. e. . sec
(84) Boys SOC and 79c Blouses. .39c
(73) Boys 81 Eagle Knit Caps. CSC
1857 Boys 79c School Knickers. 39c
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(65) $1.97 & $2.97 Juvenile Suits S1.79
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