New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 10, 1920, Page 4

NEW G A HUSBAND le Garrison’s elations of a Wife New Phase of e that once faneted elt embered hat wnd | w, had up his pouring poon above me . “ing , of ’ ! s T was TV y which T had lps 1 n s P Underwood by Draper gir! yny girl stalwa™ youn witnes mem I moment to that time with fore ow slain hay Mosely | how muc! | happiney | haa into the other's Wt T must won for mv o ¥ Wik Wo | my vn ehitdhood shadowed by the knay orphaned 11 Iniost How o he!" A submitted his le m on- | cou e my husband ving | smed no othe pere words haed | mys n as I | woothing and hands think rln.n ht antly, th administrations of voice faltered Dieky now Dray ry t t ‘In doesn't “Don’t Worry—"" he have s changed more my in must his und his nex. cunrded if I think vou are perfectly right, m dear. in wishing to ses Mrs. Under- wood. But I shall insist upon going you he was for voies rwers words v« solicitous were just rations to turn suitable find iu have no he will with in the accustomed to be obeyed There was finality his voice, fce hogan to of one hot tear s next minute o ane pressing my or, strokin: u volee softly note implieitly ered it unsa city alone being at liberty—a which 1 more for to the hecause 1 fe me to of Gr Draper fantastic supposi banished for iden that he wished to take an active part for my protection, very attituc # he buttoned his cont seemed t “T have takcn charge of my daughter's affairs, [ will thankfully welcome all sugges- tions, but the final decision rests with g0 1 me tion the instantly reasonable in any iher will s scheme His ries henenth the win, te ard, I Vidish mem- had my | me." doser As he stooped to unlock the door 1 hurried to him. “Father, I whispered, my hands tugging sleeve 1 feel—so som with you in cha oing better daughter you t 1 been." He put looked at me “I am very glad of that feeling, my ehild. But pleasc never use that ex pression, ‘n better daughter,’ to me un'nn It makes me realize too vivid the kind of father I have been to \nlx M I started to protest Inmost heart library dear, At his WAy to be a to have the lock. face, and took his hands from them each side of my intently even though my with his self- denunclation of those lost years. But he slipped one hand lightly er my mouth, stooped and kissed me “Not a word my dear he firmly, “You and I the truth too well for subterfuge. But I have been trylgg to make amends, and will trying.” He unlocked the through it and turn an almost inaudibl “Don't worry about your husbandl, Ghild, Above everything, con- conl your feellin™. from him Some- times—men—are—drive. w ac would not otherwise perform Wy such worrying.” And as he hurried away I wonc it he had given me another cluc that buried tragedy agreed said, know door, 1 ba tone passed K to say in g = l | Agur red long Best prices paid for old papers, all kinds of junk and | second hand furniture, M. SWETCHNICK 63 Willow St. Tel. 1787-5 > Th Parsons’ Theater THREE NIGHTS BEGINNING NEXT MONDAY rgnin Matinee Wednesday WAGENHALS & KEMPER CO. 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The cast scleeted and Kemper company for “Seeing Things” includes a number of farceurs who have proven their popu- | larity with the public. Among those who will seen in the cpst Frank Meclntyre. Dorothy Mack John Westley, Marion Vantine, Har Iiliford, Lillian Wadsworth, J.1\ Wilson and others. by Wagenhals often » 71A\utomob|le Insurance g DEWITT A. RILEY NATIONAL BANK BEUILDING. AT PALACE. The Service Agency. Marguerite Clark’s new Paramount 5 picture, “Let's Klope,” a picturization . of Ired Juckson's famous farce, “The | por PROMPT SERVICE, Naughty Wife,” is filled with action [ pAJR LEAKY ROOF OR BUSTED from sturt to finish and provides Miss | pypy: OR LEAKY TOILET. CALL | Clark th one of the best roles in | usy * gag, ALWAYS SOMEONE which slie has been seen since she be- AITING AT THE PHONE. screen star Let's Elope” We have Eave Pipes that will last h *hown at the P’alace theater | o jiretime. All kinds of Plumbing Thur Friday and Saturday. and repair work a specialty. Other films include Jack Dempsey GOOD WORK AND PROMPT in a new chapter of “Daredevil Jack,” SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO. J. comedies and the Pathe News. Edward 676 Main St.. The Keith vaudeville program con- Next t TO RE came a will be tains four excellent acts, headed by Wayne, Marshall and Candy, in a comedy offer “The Intruder,” Noel Lester presenas a sensational novel- ty offering; Laura and Billy Dryger, in songs and dances and musical lov- ers will find a rare trcat in Princess Nai Tai Tai, the Oriental lark AT FOX'S Tom Mix known throughout the motion picture world as the “dare- devil of the screen’” by virtue of his remarkable skill in hazardous stun adds 1o his great popuiarity by fine work in “The Terror,” his Willlam Fox production which at Fox's theater this afterno: Mix appears deputy United St commissioned in shipmenas of gold fro-! the Sonora mines, In executing t»S commission o display all T his command. last episode of Ruth,” also pre- serial has proven one popular ones ever shown to investi The quick, easy, safe and economical way to transform faded or colorless things to new color beauties. th g Che Fhe Advent This this In addition a Boarders n city comedy, “The Star and our old friends Mutt The Private Detective,” alwvays charming Prizma and the from all over the world in Fox News shown vaudeville part of the program offers such well known artists as the Flota Hros., Allen and Pierce, O'Brien Lake Compounce Every Sunday Afternoon Bookings now being made for banquets and picnics, PIERCE & NORTON, Proprietors. 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