New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 26, 1920, Page 4

of 95 Hart street. Miss Anna Kobs and Miss Emma Kinsky are spending their vacation with friends in Providence, R. I., and vieinity. 3 Miss Winifred Nagele, ,of New Lon- don, and Miss Mary Osley, of Water- bury, guests of Miss Jenny Swansony | ot ssett street, returned homg | today. Mrs. Thomas Naughton and daugh- ter Ruth and Misses Ella Ladinig ané | Agnes Peplau are spending their va- | a dance revue: Chief Eazlehorse, a fuli-blooded Indian baritone singer: Fehrman and McDonald, two fine comedians in the “Landlord and the Janitor,” and Charles McGgod Co.. | in a novelty nfflrin: PERS ONALS formerly ‘ in cast. Cynthia and satins. lm forced to | a'man who uses her as a tool to break .llp a home that he may marry the { woman. She is cgmpelled to 50 l RSl - v AT l|||pllll|| - » has been silks She is lef* penniless and accept the hespitality of raised in DING A HUSBAND Adele Garrison’s New Phase of Revelations of a Wife e Effectually Distracted e ,.-' e o~ A | through with the scheme, but finally _ i i becoming convinced of the honor and 1 ~ - = ° LI | integrity of the husband, exposes the = ! plot and works out the destiny of the | characters in an unexpected manner. Other films include Warner Oland | Maurice F. Lautman, » but now practicing Dr. Unless otherwise bureaus of the th yoh attach B. C. G. to M ed. these notices are written hy ( ¥'s Thoughts, ed his eyes wide and | In amazement for a wec ad unexpectedly to the nickname “Majo' relsted in giving Ma) en his brows contract s And there was & flash n his eyes But his ly cool raillery onr little heart, kname for its pooed in the detestable “baby talk,” In which himself whenever he #e mé most effectually ver whall that , %o she we'll wing respect didn’t it gloomy | hear shan't nice and hand to his Inn‘iwnul‘ eyes in a ludicrous | person engaged in I was divided xu.l at myselt for my il , and anger at Dicky my mind also a lively ever he might be plan- wholesome fear of his h and action, for I be utterly ruthless In ny mad idea he might pony ** he sald at last, re- d from his brow, and I rown had left his face, resentment he had felt mentarily swallowed up &lew in the idea which jhima. ““We shall always deah majah hereafter ensurate with his rank h + mevah, shall me lips ex- on. ajor, th Jor, Hugh . a1 and eyed me impiskly. m like to know why d of the traditional . ime to reflect over my ferring in any manner nd after I had ex- ¥'s absurd jemlousy of about for the Ve my purpose best up my face in what I s a fair imitation of id man” and twisted the barbarous accents Istah Jones. Why does AL | that ne | the way 1 had taken his caustic distinguished cog- Dicky flashed me a qui glance, then grinned appreciativel I knew that I had disarmed him, was no longer angry at me, but I was not prepared for the an- swer e gave me stands for ald sw et word ause B C. G imp Going,” he want never But 1 honor vour to reveal t! I shall never use them is present in the sac: secrot those initials when the dear boy | Nexin Dicky Misses Something. A flash of hot, \stonished me belittling phr who hadsdone mervices, But of will power which at the man aring 1 over me d to the such anger, g applie us both signal with a mighty effort I was enabled to Keep every vestige of it concealed. My common sense told that Dicky, having relieved his mind by concoct- ing the phrase and repeating it in my hearing, in all probability would never refer to it again, especially after st. me I'll promise anything you like,” [ sald carelessly, “if you'll use your in- fluence with your mother to let me out of here. She has declared that I musin’t leave this bed for two days, all my meals carried up, and all that sort of thing. I shall ko mad, 1 know I shall, if I can’t get out and explore those woods over there.” He looked at me speculatively and sympathetically. I saw that my ruse had succeeded, that he had put the incident of Maj. Grantland's nick- name as far from his mind as he be- lieved it to be remote from mine. “It's a blasted shame,” he said Bnt mother's a pretty good nurse, you know and she's evidently got it into her head that you're in rather a bad way. [I'll tell you, there’ must be some pretty good physicians around here—there always are in these resort towns—and I'll have one run in today to look at you Then it he says you're in no danger of an. other nervous collapse you can beat it pronto.” After my and must have (Mrst involuntary protest I aceepted his plan as a good one. I didn’t want to overdo, and I knew my doughty mother-in-law would ac- cept nothing less than a physiclan's verdict. But all thought of that sub- ject was banished by the sig of Dicky who had been dressing all the time » talked fumbhing in his over- coat pocket, the same one from which had dropped the pleces of that torn telegram. A “HOUSE OF HITS" TODAYY™ — FRIDAY SATURDAY ROTHY DALTON Dther Men’s Wives ’” o A Drama of Society. 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