New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 12, 1920, Page 4

DLDING A HUSBAND Adele Garrison’s New Phase of Revelations of a Wife e Grantlund So ( ress, Margaret Il be there now r. Richard, 1 drawing-room ge to this room Ip you T've got everything packed, and father sitting in my care of things until you utious? he por in want wnd bring Get a Juntor you rein-law bustled into the n with efficlency raised pwer surrounding her like Plcky stretched his arms id risen at her entrance— surreptitiously at me. In he's sitting on some of nd holding the rest with grip,” he sald impudent- you and your instruc- ¥, dear. Poor dad! 1'll like an animated hat 'what's the use of going d toting the things back give your porter an ex- and he'll set everything at Aberdeen * His mother rifled shriek. “Have you of your senses? ‘Trust and my jet and amber new gowns and Junior's t porter! 1 guess not! sottled with him. He's o worst one 1 over saw, left the car just now I pleco of my mind and a told him what he'd not being attentive. I If trusting my things to voice was Graham's Victory. d his hands to his Af In utter bewilderment, grandiloquently to his noe to the one and only who to my personal over gotten the better man porter gmme. You a quarter for this long gods! What did he say?"” 't say anything,” my rejoined tartly, but “I was doing the ly. he murely. r, on couldn her son “But you're dead one thing, you e your things for him he train. They'd be an tithe they struck the y to the rescue of your t bother to dresa too Nobody can tell what under that big cloak of he has staked his knight- re’ll be a car walting for kiss to /me and sauntered thing etearly What- as his for Major Grant- er his dislike of my luxurious cloak the young provided for my motor York, he had resolutely de until T should be hree-quarters of an hour ightmare to me. Although done me much good, weaker fhan I had sus although my mother-in- t r'nl fent uml con l--\'- thought me almost & the me all Aressed et by Pines e spared even L baby Southern ind packing— it 1 were time the ours, T shakir with nervousness, racked with surd fears the uncertainty the welcome awaiting us Close the Door. there was a drive of seven Aberdeen to the cottage at which we had eng: there had been ahecad I began to wor- the woman who.owned it would not keep it open but would decide that coming until tomorrow of driving along country roads with no place to shelter me. Of course, 1 knew that Lella’s aunt would insist upon my coming with them if she knew of my illness, but 1 had even a greater horror of meeting “friends’ friends” than 1 had of meeting strang ers. Mother Gra to give my father tions upon the proper Junior from the train to the platform and Dicky was trying patiently to di vert my mind by humorous comments upon her officiousness when a knoch sounded on the door. Dicky to open it, and I heard the deep voice of Major Grantland “(‘ome out he Therg was a command—for a request—which startled me, think impressed Dickey, for he ped outside instantly. The door closed behind slowly, then, somehow, wi stopped, leaving crack of two or three inches. I heard the voice of tha officer again ‘Shut the door,” and then in a mur- mer, which he, of course. thought I could not distinguish, but which my preternaturally sharpened ecars caught, he added She must not hear.' we reached station vas I knew miles from Cedar Crest and though gram sent on ry for v were not I had visions we " had left the room last instruc transfer Graham.' about the instead of and 1 step minute nseness it was that Beautiful Women of Society, duringthe past seventy years have relied upon it for their distin- guished appearance. The oft, refined, pearly white complexion it renders instantly, is always the source of flattering comment. Gouraud's iental Cream FFRD.T. 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The author, who was Sir Arthur Wing Pinero, has taken his centraf figure a typical girl in straitened circumstances, woven around this theme a undoubted power and ap- AT watkmons ‘A\- 2-,‘— ‘,_ AT PALACE. Major Warwick, war hero, scored “The at in and motion picture star, triumph in his first special “Secret craft picture, ice, response Palace is a stirring one and now at the photoplay directed by theater. she lent The scen®s of results. “Secret Service” federacy the Federal named Dumont, ed States Secret detailed to secure control Richmond telegraph office ing a false dispatch to the commandinz the Confederate forces, ordering him to withdraw his forces from a certain point, is to break down and city. A beautiful romance is into the theme, presenting on was seriously army. Two brothers, of today story has of Service, peal of The Loves of Letty” is a splendid picture, well cast, well acted and the direction photography ab- solutely faultless. The rest of the s devoted to comedie: \ revival of the Charlic ChapMn show that this most widely opied comedian in the world is just as funny and popular as ever. “The Fireman” in which he is appearing is irresistable. Our old pen and ink s Mutt and Jeff in “Departed d to the merriment and { for good measure an- ‘Mums the Word” is screen program and Fox News. capture the pictures the of human touches to make it an ad- mirable scresn subject. The Keitu vaudeville bill contains four very Zood acts featuring “Four Dancing Demons” in a fast dancing reviue, Ricardo offers a n ventriloqui:. act, Bobby Bentley Co. offer plenty of laughs in comedy skit, “Lies and Lies,” Helen Primrose, the original comedienne is one of the hits the show. comed Spirits” s it appears other comecy thrown in The vaudeville bill includes Harry Otto and company, Alvin and Sh Smith and Masters and The Giacon- das and nut of QOil Stocks Must Have These Features To Attract Discriminating Investors Production in proven area with additional offset locations to main- tain and increase output. Well selected semi-proven acreage for future development. Substantial reserve Aelds where exploration work is going on affording wide specu 'tlive possibilities. perengntbs Pipe line and other necessary transportation facilities. Expert, competent operating management. 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