New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1918, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, 7FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1018 MY SOLDIER SWEETHEART Adele Garrison’s Continuation of REVELATIONS OF A WIFE What Happened When Dicky Faced Madge. as he reache:d Dicky stopped short and I could hear him breath- that my desk hard. T but open ing knew help see his personal checkbook me and I dug the effort lying before my nails into my palms in to r unconcerned. dear?” 1 for I felt that he might ired, of my chair, stand up to meet whatever I must choose to say to me. He ignored my question and forcing myself to look at him I saw that he was rigid with anger, and every drop of blood seemed to have drained from his face. I have seen Dicky in royal rages, unforgettable tantrums, but there was something about this cold anger that frightened me. H the pupils darkened to blackness, falrly stabbed me, and I gaw that his lips, when he opened them to speak, were stiff and dry. “Since when,” he began, slowly, felly, “have you taken it upon yourself to pry into my desk and pilfer my be- longing: ‘Dick accusation stung, your desk.” for the touched I protested, hotly, “I haven't Me.” “Please don’t make it worse by ly- ing!" Infinite contempt in his voice. “I leave my personal check- book and stubs locked in my desk and the next I them they're on yours, being investigated. Of course you didn’t find a key to fit and open my desk—oh, no! The very thought shocks your delicacy and your well known Puritanical scruples. Bah!" If' I hadn’t been so shocked and hurt I should have been compelled to laugh, for Dicky was like an angry small boy in the way he fairly spat the last exclamation of disgust at me. But there was no thought of mirth in me. I felt passionately that T must clear Dicky's mind of this horrible suspicion as soon as possible. To have looked over his checkhook and stubs when they had been given me by his g mother was bad enough, but the thing af which he had just accused me was unthinkable. “Dick: “You Must Believe see of you must believe me,” T rerted r jonately. “I did not open your desk Your——"" “Where's the Rest I stopped short, for there had flashed upon me the unmistakable fact couldn't exculpate myself by in- my mother-in-law. I could ot do it, even if she had really found kbook by accident as she had sald, instead of taking it from his desk, as I was sure now she had done. Iving 5. STANLEY HORVITZ, 327 Maln St. Optician Satisfaction Guaranteed uptometriss KEENEY’ THEATRE] POLITE VAUDEVILLE The Big Musteal Success. “COME ON IN CO 16 Handsome Girls nd of Scenery AND NOLL Operatic Singers. RERALD and Comedians DOROTHY DALTON in “THE KAISER'S SHADOW.” Brass Bullets Current Events § CARDO FITZC CARROLL he could nor | asked gelting out | | For although there sibity that Dicky had carelc left his checkbook the table and then forgotien he had done so—it was liko his usual carelessness about his be- longings—yet I fairly positive that he hadn't done so, because of the little book’s revelations of his penni less md of the mysteriou Stern, which I was surc he was guarding was the pos sly on was state, checks to 19 masked some secret caretully No. His mother must have delih- erately opened his desk, and T realized that ihere was no violation of her scruple To her Dicky still her to be maternally guarded harm. She opened his desk with exactly the spirit had probably his childish hiding places for ited and injurious sweets and novels. I changed my explanation bt with a sickening consciousness its futility. “I found your book table,” I sald lamely been terribly worried about finan lately and didn't want to bother you with them 1 looked into the check- book to see if yvou were in shape to help me out.” “Likely story!” Dicky sneered: “Oi course you just looked into it. 1 have a snapshot of vour stopping at that What do vou think my brain’s made of anyway—mush—that vou shonld think you could varn like that? Do you I'd do to You if you were 1 turned this trick? I'd spare me the recital,” I said for I saw that Qe had worked into a passion which might prove injurious to his alrecady frayed nerves, and that my attempts to ex- plain only irritated him. ‘“You v wake the baby. -And, after all, T not a man, you know. 1 gathered up the checkloolk stubs and held them out to him “Here quietly, excuse me from of the incident.” He snatched his in the act. little boy, from all sama s she prohib- quickly, of Iving on “and put over a know what himself am and is your property,” I “and I wish you would ple: any farther discussion then angry them fre my desk )m me, yes swept with picion. ‘“Where's the of letters?"” he demanded sus rest the dope, the Say' }:gl”lgg I-'eHO\v g Moy 8 Tk Vs A2 ARTCRAFT Dicturs AT THE LYCEUM. 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