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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-03

or more. Perhaps the best remedy for acute lead colic( or for gall stone collie either) is an injection f dose of calcium chloride into the blood.
 Magnesium sulphate (Epsom salts) in water Is an old and valu- able remedy for chronic lead pois- oning, especially when used along with the deleading diet Cow cal- cium diet), in doses not quite large enough to produce catharsis, the average patient taking perhaps half q teaspoonful two or three times daily with plenty of water.
 Habitual. use of hair dyes or ai- legged "color restores" containing lead. or flake white or other cos- metics containing lead, or drink ing water or an alcoholic bever- age which has been carried through lead pipe or even through rubber hose containing lead. has account ed for puzzling cases of chronic lead poisoning.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-03
PARIS STYLES
By MARY KNiGHq

Paris (UP)-It's hard to keep from harping on g good thing, once we find it,. which is in no way an apology for speaking again about Spiralspun. It speaks for itself.
 Maggy-Rouff has designed an ensemble in black printed Spir- alspun with, an intricate ribbon design that gives a Chinese ef- feet in white. This Is certain to be seen at the races this sum- mer. Maggy also does a dress. apparently simple as they come. but in reality reaking with tn- among other things, 2 multitude
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-03
QUESTIONS and ENsWERs.
 Substitutes for Meat.

Substitutes for Meat.
 don't like meat. neither does my husband. Can you suggest sub- stttutcs? So far we have used eggs, dates, figs, nuts, lengths, etc., and don't notice the change. (Nfrs H. L.)
 Answer-All kinds of cheese, beans, peas, milk, shell fish. If the diet includes eggs and some fresh milk or cheese, it doesn't matter if you exclude meat altogether.
 The Fourth Sex.
 Is 1t true that drinking milk and eating potatoes increases the bust measure. Am "A quite flat cfested. GA. PersOn).
 Answer-How vague you are. Psychologists declare that third sex Is evolving at present. and some times it seems so. But here is the fourth sex--the indeterminate sex. For instance can't tell whether the correspondent is man or wo- man. Might be Alex or Alice Per. son.
 Dumbbells Not All Feminine
 Correspondent sends clipping telling how a young man lasted 20 days, losing 21 pounds and winning a bet, but collapsed as he collected the SIS wager and is now spend- ing many times the amount of the wager on doctor bills. Answer-It is seldom healthful or safe to reduce faster than you gained the excess weight. This young male dumbbell will be lucky if he doesn't have to put in year or so of rest cure in sanatorium. A lot of young women who have attempted quick reduction have lasted their way into the san. Readers who contemplate reducing should first give our Design for Dwiudling" the once over. For a copy send dime and 8. a. e. (Copyright 1885, John F. DilIe Col -----------~----r------- | A. fa. d.
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sidered to be about 100. He also divided the foster homes into three grades and found the child ren in the best foster homes average about twelve points higher in intelligence than those in the poorest foster homes. Still further he found the children adopted before five years of age ranged about eight points higher in intelligence than those adopted later indicating the longer the good environment, acts the greater is It's influence. He concludes em- phatically "a good home pays" 1t certainly d6es although the re. seatches on, foster children re. gently reviewed did not find quite as great an influence as the above, 3.-Yes, unless tactfully used. Of course Knowledge should aIways help a person socially and make him more interesting; but if one gives the impression that he is sue pefior in learning 1t is just like claiming superiority over others in other respects. lt creates dis. iiExa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-03

You can't wrong choosing little like growing daughter. As it in the best For something particularly dainty nautical blue and white dy effective with the ered sleeves and neck bow of white ogande Style No silo designed sizes 10 and I2 years, Size requires 1I yards of 3o-inch material
 Send FIFTEEN CENTS nsc) stamps (coin is pre- fcrred) for PATTERN. Wrts plainly YOUR NAME ADDRESS AND STYLE NUMBER BE SURE TO STATE SIZE YOu WISH
 Spring Fasion Costs TEN CENTS Send for Your Copy 4esTss 4Tee5ssTss BOOK and PATTERN together TWENTY-FIVE
 send your mone, and order Pattern Dspanmcrt
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PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
BY WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.

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Germany is trying to develop | domestic diamond cutting indus frv.
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of invisibly stitched pleats, and the frock Is slim with knee length coat treated in the same manner and touched off with u little cluster of white flowers on the lapel.
 Lucille Paray uses this magic ma terial for an evening gown. It is in white Spiralspun tweed, woven with q raised wavy line. The skirt is long and full and the low-cut corsagc is of royal blue Spiralspun. over the gown is worn n long coat of tho same fabric with bands of royal blue let In to appear as q belt and to give, the effect of bol- ero. The wide sleeves reach to just below the elbow. ,s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-03
GLORIFYlNG
 YOURSELF
Ner Alieis Msss <
NlLEM
STRING BEAUTY ROUTINE 1ROONR 9PIRlT, 100.

Aside from the fact that it's nice to have your hair, skin and figure look as smart as your new Easter suit and as fresh as the corsage of fresh flowers you pin on it. there's something else about spring beauty routines which is quite tm- portant. They make you feel good and give you self-cOpddepce. The women who has been giv. ing herself intensive beauty treat ments for a month and who feels that they have removed some of the defects that winter weather put on her face, hands and neck. simply has self assurance. And that's quite as important as a new wardrobe, an Easter vacation or almost anything else.
 If you doubt this, anaiyze your feelings some day when you have- nit been near 2 beauty shop or given yourself home treatments for two or three weeks. Tine chances are ten to one that you are bored with the dress you have on. that you pull the hat that's meant to be worn jauntiiy down too far in hopes 1t will hide your hair and that you sit on your hands whenever possible. Obvious ly, when you have these reactions, your personality is going to be far from scintiiiating and your friends are likely to be as bored with you as you are with your clothes.
 However, have or give yourself a shampoo and a fresh wave, use a mask on your favorite home facial, manicure your nails, take a perfumed bath and see if you don't feel like a new woman. Even an old hat will seem and look pert on your head and your conversa- ton and nnanneYisms will be in- finttely more interesting. More than anything can say, this simple test will prove to you how i'm. portant spring beauty treatments really are.
 NEXT: Roduclng the ankles. ss 4,
 For a copy of Alicia Hart's new booklet, "GIofifyihg YoursclS," covering all phases of beauty from head to f0Dt, sAnd 70 cents In coin to AIivia Hart in care of Democrat Special Scrvlcc Bureau, Room sos, 40l Eighth Avenue, New York, N. "
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-03
CHAPTER XIV

Millicent tore at the fastenings of the suitcase with frenzied fin- gers, pulled back the lid and found that the interior was filled with a fnigceilnneous assortment of books which, by no stretch of the imagin- ation. could possibly have been books of account involving the bus mess dealings of Jarvis Happ and Richard Gentry.
 It looked very much as though someone had hastily gathered a miscellaneous assortment of books. such as could be picked up at random.
 These books had been hurriedly thrust into the suitcase, appar- entity without regard for order, and when the suitcase had been picked up some of the books had fallen open.
 Miilicent stared at the open suitcase. Evidently the substitu- ton had been arranged so that she would not notice what had happened until she started work on the books. The two suitcases seemed to be approximately the Bame size and of the same gen. eral appearance. And the plan would have worked had she not happened to notice the straps which were on the original suit case.
 At first Millicent thought she wauid communicate with Jarvis Hanp at once. Then she decided thaf she would keep her own counsel. She was already mixed up In so many strange situations that she dared not make complete explanations.
 slhc was so utterly fatigued that her brain seemed numbed. She cioEed the suitcase. staggered wearily to bed and this time found drowsiness almost instantly overtaking her. She had so many problems, so much to occupy her mind that there was literally noth- ing to worry about-rather, there was so much that she could not
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GDARIK. BLOND
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SYNOPSIS
4 Csa,rrcm ksnoeaxe

nKIKLFCENT GRAVES. secre- |nfy to GEORGE DRIMGOLD, I'ndg her employer in his OfIice [|l1d. Hn panic she FusIhes away 1IIL rcgisfern at hotel under an Rssnlned name.
 JAIsVTs HAPP, distinguished. looking stranger, recognizes Mii- licc1it and offers to help her. He eEpds her to . beauty parI0r ItIIere she is transformed into . siFuIiet. Happ takes her home, introducing her as his secretary. Ills son, NORMAN HAPP, warns MliIiceut against his stepbrotlleF ROBERT CAIgE, and tells her . 1nytteriotIs woman in black ere lniiie has some power over his 9&9pElAother.
 rGilIicent falls asleep. A noise >tnkene her and she finds . note under her door reading, "The woman in black crmine is here" Miilicent dresses, sees the wo- man in black drive away, and follows in Robert Caise's coupe, bnt runs out of gas. She walks home. sees q light in the chataf- feur's quarters and enters. Tho chauffeur Is dead. MiIiaccnt, Frightened, returns to her own room. Someone has taken the sgitcase of books which Jarvis Hnpp gave her to andit, substi- kuting another suitcase.
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|Up To 7Ae Minute Democrat FaShiOns
 S All That's Charming! @ s'
E9ifed by LAURA I. BALDT, A. M.

For msny yesrs As;j,tant Profysor of Hoasebold Arfs, Tescbers College, Colsmbis University, New York, W. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-03

think in your sluInberlAnd Like as not you've met EmeIie with petite Marie, Cecile and Annette.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-03

Sleeping in your chair, Yvonnc, Do you sweet1y dream Of a tree of toy balloons By a silver stream?
 DO five swings sway in breeze, Blowing just for you? Are there dolls and teddy bears, And sand pile, too?
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-02-15
Notice

Notice i, hereby given that at a stock
holders meeting held in Copenhagen
January Is. 1895 it was decided that
the National BaI \of the DANISH West
In1ies o. IS into liquidation from the
said date; that the Iiqnloation commit
tee consists of the fotmer board men,
bers. and that ne Officers of the Bar k
are authorized to sign and act for the
Bank in liquidation in the same manner
as heretofore.
St Thomas, the 18Th day of Jan.
ualy. 1885.
The National Bank of the Danish
West Indies.
AXEL HOIST.
l.. CHRIST ENSEN.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-02-15
Free! Free!
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your desires possible Astonishing Re-
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St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-02-15
is Cloudy
Teeth are oVhite and sparkling

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Don't expect the same results
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teeth really are.
accept Pepsodent Test
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St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-02-15

NON'T be discouraged if teeth
~ are not white and sparkling.
You have 9 chances in 10 that they
are merely coated with dingy film.
Film absorbs the stains from food
and smoking and gives that cloudy
look. 1t clings to teeth, gets into
crevices and stays.
Film hardens into tartar. Germs
by the millions breed in it. They,
with tartar, are the chief cause of
pyorrhea. To remove film, use the
special flm-removing dentifrice
called Pepsodent. 1t acts to
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-02-15
Biggest Excursion Trip
Ever Made.

Pirates of Panama, Cricketers. horse
racers, and all leading sportsmen will
spend Easter Monday in ST. Thomas.
Leaving st. Croix Saturday April goth
2.30 P. M.
Spending Saturday night, Sunday and
Monday.
Returning Tuesday morning A. M.
Moller's boat in attendance.
Round trip $500
70: further particulars see Muuroe
ClendiDen.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-02-15
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, 1935-05-12

GIVEN MATEIN
new PICTURE
Nan Monster Escapes
Flames and Returns
To Terrorize World
In Thrill Story

THE monster is at large againl"
FKarloff, the groteSque creature Of
be original "Frankenstein," a muir
erous giant constructed from parts
dead bodies and brought to life at
ne height Of a crashing electrical
torm, comes TO the screen OF the
Theatre, Sunday and Mon
Ry in The Bride OF Frankenstein,"
sequel TO the first picture.
In this strange drama, produced
pr Universal by Carl Laemmle, Jr.,
be monster Is seen In further ad-
1ntureS Of such q hair raising ma
pre- that the picture Is said TO fur
4sh the very ultimate in CHASTITY
drills. At the conclusion of Prank
nstein." 1t will be remembered. the
lonster was apparently destroyed
\ o burning mill. but the opening
eenes Of The Bride OF Franken-
Eein" show how he escaped death
nd returned to throw the entire
buntryside into a state Of terror.
Henry Frankenstein, the half mad
rientist who created the monster,
Inds himself forced to continue his
apartments with the evil DR.. Pre-
prius, already successful in the ere
fion of tiny living human beings
Iho lack only size to make them even
lore perfect figures than the mon
YER himself.
Meanwhile, the terrifying creature
pntinues his murderous career. un-
u he Is befriended by a hermit who
eaches him to talk. but again lapses
ITO savagery and takes to the hills.
Rom this point the excitement in
FefAAe eliminating when the mad
, 1935-05-12
CAGNEY X ROLE
OF ACE

The leap from ganRSter to copper
would not appear such a long Jump
Cor some players, but the last person
one would expect to succumb to the
cause OF law and order Is Jimmy
Cagney.
Nevertheless, the one and only
Cagney. tough guy Of the movies,
has turned Federal sleuth In the
First National production e Men"
showing Friday and Saturday at
the Capitol. Brownsville. in which,
as a member Of the United States
department OF Justice, he tracks
down and eliminates the very type
of character he has SC often portray
ed.
Cagney Is still the tough guy -
tougher even than he has ever been
before.
Gregory Rogers. author OF &C
Men" built his story around the
headlines that have been chasing
one another across the front pages
OF American newspapers for the
last two or three years. He was in
spircC by the heroic deeds Of the
q Men - the government men who
have knocked the very foundations
cut fom under gangdOm - and he
, 1935-05-12
wrong end OF q loaded revolver.

wrong end OF q loaded revolver.
Ladies Love Danger" has its
grim mystery relieved by hilarious
comedy, a combination that Is said
TO be unusual. Tense situations ell
bow rollicktng mirth- Advance re-
comedy.
A twenty-three-year-old girl, nya
Zorn, wrote 1t. Bruce Thunderstorm
directed.
In the supporting cast are Donald
Cook. Adrienne Ames. Hardie Al
brig9 Herbert Mundin, and Nick
Foran.
Ladies Love Danger" teams Mona
Barrie and Gilbert Roland because
of the outstanding success that at
tended their work together In "Mys-
terry Woman" 1t Is said that Ro-
lands fan mail tripled since his last
named picture.
, 1935-05-12

gave the title q Men to his seem
ariO.
Jimmy Cagney got the role OF
Brick Davis" q tough guy from
New York's East Side who throws
overheard a meager but promising
law practice to become a @ Man
and exterminate the gang RESPONSE
BILE for bringing to an untimely con-
clusion the life Of his college chum,
Eddie Buchanan Regis Toomey)
who went straight from law school
into the secret service.
, 1935-05-12

work In Little Women" and The
Fountain" Lukas has added another
film performance to his record.
Deviating from the usual murder
mystery, Director Edwin Marin has
contributed a picture that Is sug-
gestiye Of that other perfect mys-
terry picture, The Thin Man." a
fast-moving plot with sparkling dia-
.logue. no tagging scenes and q fair
sprinkling Of wholesome humor.
Lukas Is assisted in his detective
work by a new leading lady for the
screen - RoSalind Russell, q prom
inent recruit from the Broadway
stage who has only been In pictures
for a short time.
The battling plot deals with the
eccentric Llewellyn family. One
member Is murdered, another dies
mysteriously and two others are
strangely poisoned although they re-
cover. 1t befalls Lukas. a Philo
Vance. to discover the guilty poison
er and. naturally, to cast suspicion
on everyone.
Unusual in itself, n OF sciences
latest discoveries, heavy water"
figures prominently In the plot. Ali
son Skipworth is seen in one Of her
finest roles as the eccentric Mrs.
Llewellyn; Isabel Jewell as her
daughter; Louise Henry as her
daughter-in-law; Donald Cook as
her son; Arthur Byron as her bro
Their. and Leslie Fenton as her
daughters fiance. Ted Healy as Ser
geant Heath, district attorneys in
vestigator, and Louise Fazenda as
Becky. the Llewellyn. maid. contri-
butte the humorous sequences. 9th
ers in the cost worthy Of mention are
Purnell Pratt as the District Attor-
ney. Leo G. Carroll as the Lewellyn
butler and Eric Blore as Lukas' but
Ter.
, 1935-05-12
MONA BARRIE A
TAnTES LOVE DANGER,

Murder for profit motivates the
criminal in Fox Films exciting mys-
terry, Ladies Love Danger" show
ing Tuesday only at the Capitol.
Brownsville, with glamorous Mona
Barrie and Gilbert Roland In the
featured roles.
Producer Edward +. Lowe, In de-
veloping this story, acted on his
, 1935-05-12

prior to her coming a murder has
been perpetrated next door. So,
feeling that she Is somehow involv-
ed. he keeps her prisoner for the
night.
When she slips out. and her escape
comedies with three other murders.
lie proceeds to unravel the mystery.
getting himself, incidentally, at the
, 1935-05-12
'CASIONO MURDER
AT CAPITOL

In "The Casino Murder Case"
showing Wednesday and Thursday
at the Capitol, Brownsville, a new
and entirely different Philo Vance
has been presented to the screen to
thrill the theatre public in S. s. Van
Dimes gripping murder mystery.
The scientific gentleman who
solves a most pulling crime In the
current picture Is our good friend.
Paul Lukas. who Is always depend
able for an excellent characterize
ton.
Remembered for his admirable
, 1935-05-12

favorite theory that crime in fash
ionable circles is always fascinat-
ing. and apt to be more interesting
than the common-run type.
Gilbert Roland plays the part OF
the playwright, who strolls into his
smart bachelors apartment to find
that a strange beauty has strolled
in before him and, unlimited. made
herself at home. A few minutes
, 1935-05-12

scientists collaborate on the crea-
ton Of a mrte for the numbering
giant. Then follows what Is said
to be the most amazing climax In
the history Of the screen.
James Whale directed The Bride
Of FRnkenstein," and the cast sup
porting Karloff includes Colin Give,
Valerie Hobson. Ernest Thesiger,
Elsa Manchester. Dwight Frye. Una
O'Connor and many other motion
picture favorites.
, 1935-05-12
of Frankenstein' Returns Monster to Capitol Screen Sunda

An eminent Baltimore physician
has said that snake venom becomes
harmless when exposed TO ultra
violet light
, 1935-05-12

Number OF teaching positions I'm
this country was reduced from ap-
proximately 100000 TO 10000 by the
depression.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-26
Greetings
From Local
Ministers

United Lutheran. E. Mich. and wallace.
SITS. Ala N. wallace.
ALEXANDER. REV. R. C.-l55s Central
av. Seasons, greetings to friends and
CARTER. REV. HARRY-south Side
Church of the Nazarene. Olive-st and
cLEGG. REV. E. ARNOLD. Capitol Ave-
nue. NJ. E. 3oth and Capitol. 1855 N. Cap
itol. TA-2509.
REV. LOUIS G. GRAFTON GARFIELD
Park Baptist Church. southern-av at
Slelby-st. IN
LOWE. REV AND MRS EPHRAIM D..
Olive Branch Christian Church. extends
seasons greetings
Pre5bgtsrfan asth and cuford 1915 Nee
Pherson. HE-5462.
POWELL. REV. z. AINGER-christ Church
Monument Circle. Extends Seasons
Greetings"
PROCTOR, REV. w. G-Mayer Chapel
Second Presbyterian Church. Neighbour
hood House. West and Norwood-sts.
RoTHENBURGER, REV. VIM r. Of
Third Christian Church. extends seasons
Greetings"
sPRATT. REV. WILLIAM H. LEE. VIC
tory Memorial villa and Woodlawn-avs.
Greetings"
TRENT. REV L. c.-woodrur Place. z.
Michigan and Waleott-sts Seasons
Greetings"
TR1NKLE, REV. AND MRS o. A, Engie-
friends. congregation.
Carter. 425 W. 25th-st HA-oa22-R. ex-
tends greetings.