New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 7, 1921, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1921. AttheBig Alteration Sale Where All Prices on Everything Are Actually. Reduced The Talk of the Town! A Sale New and Original!l Begmnmg Saturday at 8:30 A. M., July 9th, and continuing for sev- ; ‘eral weeks the Co-Workers in this, New Britain’s fastest growing Efu?%i‘,gedll!::%rtdeg?n:lr ?\n?cfil();kf?rl;cwbl;l;giie.arate spring cushions and covered in store, divided into two opposing teams—Blues and Reds—will strive Regular Low Price $273.00. earnestly in friendly rivalry for leadership in a drive for $100,000.00 ALTERATION PRICE el e o $ 1 99 00 increased business. Substantial prizes will reward the winners..- Co- : . : J operatmg enthusiastically in the Raphael’s Clerks’ Drive the buy- ing and executive staff have assembled huge shipments of new, seasonable merchandise at prices that will surely carry both teams over the top. Each purchase means a vote for one of the team Come early to Raphael’s Saturday and invite your friends and neighl;ors to accompany you to this carnival of bargains. A clock in- side the main entrance will indicate the relative standing of the Blues and Reds. "’fllfil W'I‘I - Three Piece Overstuffed Living Room Suite NINE PIECE MAHOGANY DINING SUITE - FOUR PIECE COLONIAL BEDROOM SUITE of Buffet, 54-inch Round Table, China Closet and in Mahogany, with full size four post bed, Dresser, six Chairs with genuine blue leather seats. Chiffonier and Dressing Table. Regular Low Price $564.00. KRegular Low Price $295.00. ALTERATION PRICE ALTERATION PRICE $189 00 These Are Only a Few Examples of the Many Genuine Bargains Which Are to Be Found All Through Our - Various Floors. Don’t Hesitate. - MR. HARRY MORAN ° 2 0. sut Bwimar sy Wgrs o . ) MR. EDWARD LYONS B C po R R @ 0 N ‘lAldel‘ of the Blue Team. % Leader of the Red Team. “CONNECTICUT’S BEST FURNITURE AND RUG STORE.” T “State your full name madam,” di- rected ,Coroner Penfield, eyeing her | “I am not prepared to answer that[only other chair the porch boasted. | McIntyre? :d Kent as he took |steps she raised a trap door in th l HE RED SEAL dainty beauty with admiration. with. certainty,” replied Dr. Stone|“One quarrel led to another and|a step toward the table. piece of furniture and only her k": ‘Margaret Perry Brewster,” she|cautiously. “As I picked him up Ilthen Rochester did for him.” McIntyre’s answer was drowned in |ears.caught the faint thud of the en answered. “Widow of Louis C. IBrews- | heard him stammer faintly: ‘B-b-b.” “How was it done?” asked Clymer. |an outburst of cheering in the dining | velope as it dropped inside, then wig;. k& By Natalie Sumner Lincoln ter.” Kent started so violently that the| “Just slipped the¢ poison Into the|room and the rush of many feet. On (a happy, tender smile she turned to “Are you visiting the Misses Mgc-|men next to him turned and regard- [glass of water he“ handed to Turn-|common impulse Kent and the oth-|meet Colonel McIntyre. {Intyre?” eu him for a moment. bull in the court room,” explained |ers turned toward the doorway and e . ois b e 5 A G-ppmg’ Bafflmg, Tantallzmg Tale Yes.” Mrs. Brewster spoke in a| “Was Turnbull delirious, doctor?” Ferguson. looked inside the dining room. (Continued Tomorrow.) LZ::ylv:::pc:f;?,als;::""&r’ hl hm’i asked the coroner. “Hold on,” Kent checked him with | As his companions brushed by him R L Stone shook his head in denial |an impatient gesture. “I had a tel-|to join the gay throng in the center = of Mystery e eontn. “No,” he stated. “I take it that he|egram from Rochester this morning, |of the room, Kent turned back to ONFER. SIDVER Ok had started to say ‘Barbara’ and his |stating he was in Cleveland.” pick up the envelope he had left lying | Los Angeles, Cal, July 77.—A breath failed him; at any rate 1| “I didm't forget about the tele-|on the table. It was one! $1,000 silver trophy has been offered only caught the stuttered ‘B-b-b’™|gram,” retorted Ferguson. “It wa < alied Hastily L atong i ; (Copyright 1919-20, by Frank A. Munsey Co.) et Nobiitantes O8, Mot fall anil) Q| Hho b 2 Giiis, tn yous Wobinlon,| o | conmtIt, yon: mbontl fisk. thet|l Sooy VRSN hastly 2ions (Renn. fihets i the dan Ansclon Srak i riot, {rclide! marded pedpler il A £ L £, sylvania avenue until he came to a|management to the first aviat ak. ¢ ; g -aused Mr. Turnbull's death? I hunted you up tonight. That tel- . or m & ! explained. “It was a warm night and |° ‘E;il(dginrg Zuxl;sx-fici lly—I made no |egram we i hnz: el larug storc still open, and entered the |ing a non-stop flight from Los Angeles (Continued from Yesterday's Herald.) I am Barbara McIntyre.” A haunt- | Colonel McIntyre asked Mr. Benjami e s RS Tl s .| telephone tooth. He had recollected |t, the Atlantic coast ing quality in her voize caught Kent's | ¢ 2 : Jamin | thgrough examination, Stone ex- ‘What!” Kent half rose from his : v £ b A Clymer, who was dining with him, | {4 9 . 5 that the twins had a branch telephone gas |attention, and he 1éaned eagerly for- |and me, to 8o for & motar vide. lomn, |Pi2ined parenthetically, “I ~should |chair. in their sitting room:.he would have THE STORY SO FAR. ward, his eyes following each move- |ing Bar h ¢ 1eav- fsay that Mr. Rochester was right| -yes ' After the inquest I called Barbara at the Grosvenor: : to chance their being awake at that Go to M. Irving Jester $40,000 Usea James Turnbull, cashier of the (ment of her nervous fingers, busily | route. We 4id sor returame o the [JCh he stated that Turnbull died | Cleveland on the long distance, talked |pour. Car Saie tonight. 19 Arch St.—advt. Metropolis Trust company in disguise | twisting her gloves inside and out. o5 e q from an acute attack of angina pec-|with the City club offi i 4 Louse about 11 o'clock, 2 P o 1 pesti aub o 2 5 bars t was arrested for house-breaking hav-| ~“I beg your pardon,’ exclaimed |ing until about ;igi,‘,‘,h;"‘}nsfi; talk- | toris, police headquarter: 1 declared that |, Ba-bara Melntyre turned on her ey ing been caught by one of the Mocln- [the coromer, recovering from his sur- S 2 e i 5 1 it i e ol aptsloing ikl TBLCROSer. Wil ot ChelS end | ne|DHMOwW B xikbed ber Mgy ey If you have any form of Rheuma- $yre twins and locked in a closet. [prise. He had seen the twins at the :.i‘;t‘;’“M’;’"g};,,;*;i"hg;;}g““‘ !;’Icl““y” tor?” questioned Penfield. trace could be founddof his having S“‘f°l‘;‘f e had hesr lh'c‘““{‘e‘;;“hm‘,’; | Hoart Allecticn | “Stouadt He was placed in the prisoners’ pen |police court on Tuesday morning for |to my room.” »and I went| gione hesitated. “There was alever arrived in the city. On discov- | thinking she heard =t —TeEDIOUS | Trouble, Chronic Appendicits, Chest where he died almost at once. His|a second only, and then his atten- | pemficld snapped shut his notebook, | 1stinet odor of amyl nitrite notice- |e:'ng that the telegram from Cleve- | eIl TInEIng. - el B8 S0 T8 ST Disease, including Tuberculosts, when Adentity was then discovered by the |tion had been entirely centered on |“I am gresiiy oliome e CePOOK. | hle when 1 went to Turnbull's aid, |land was a hoax, I-concluded Ro-[1"€ ‘0 haten, she Co70d &f ST, 2 [not too far advanced, or any other ail- girls, who knew him well and by |Helen. He had heard, but had not - y obliged, Mrs. Bgews-|, 4 T concluded that he had some |cHester might be lurking - around |P¢ rudely awakened by Helen's ment, you need my treatments for Prosecuting Attorney Rochester, his [realized untll that moment, how | The morgue master stepood & { [neart troublé and had inhaled . the | Washington and so sent a descrip- | S A e room-mate. Immediately afterwards |striking was the resemblance between | and helped the. pretiy aiton tror |drug to ward off an attack. It bears|tion of him to the different precincts| “Baba!™ came the agitated Whis-| Electric treatments of all kinds. Rochester disappears and Barbara [the sisters. © lthe plattorm, ooty wWidow fXom |7 Mr. Rochester's theory of death|and secured a scarch warrant.” per. “The envelope's gone. Electric light baths and all forms of MclIntyre appears at the office of “Miss Mclntyre,” the coroner »-Col'om,, “'I,Im a1y ha - from angina pectoris.” “You did?” “Gone!” Barbara swung out of|the violet ray machine treatments his law partner, Kent, stating that|cleared his throat and commenced | (o1 the coramn C o o ¢ oW B¢} "penficld regarded Dr. Stone in si-| wyes. Armed with it T visited Mr. [bed. “Gonme where?” are given without additional cost. she is sury that there has been foul [his examination. *“Where were you At thicn A him in. lence for a minute. “That is all,” he | Rochester's apartment, but couldn’t “Father has it.” Private woman’s treating room with play and that he must investigate the on Monday night?” McIntyrs looked straight ahead of |Announced. find a clew to his present where-| Downstairs in the library Mrs. (lady ju charge, 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. . death of the deceased. Kent then ‘At a dance given by Mr. and MTS. {him as he walked down the room sory abouts,” admitted Ferguson. “So then | Brewster paused on her entrance by |Open evenings. R kR ey of | Chanien Grosvens and st trowning heavi \lo| The large building of the Club de (] went to your office, Mr. Kent, and |the side of a piece of carved Vene- the twins, Is the loser of valuable se- | - “At what hour did you return?” | aieod frowninz heavily while FnE 4 the side of a p S v the oath was being ac stered. | Vingt was ab with lig] T ked the firm’s safe. tian furnituce and .laying her coron: curities on a forged letter presented I think it was half past five or a|pug his manner, when 'l‘,:“"‘('.;‘;f;:'g Benjamin Clymer, sitting at a small bid the safe look as if its con-|tion scarf on it, she examined = by Turnbull a few days before his|few minutes earlier. addressed him had regained all the |(*Ple in one corner of the dining-)tents had been tumbled about white envelope—the red seal was in- death. “Did,you see the burglar?” i i 4 room, wished most heartily that it ANIL avarithine o i rder.” The Natureapathic Physicia: , glar? avity and polish which had first 3 y No, everything seemed in order.” |tact. a n and \Kent goes to the Turnbull-Roches-| He had left,” she answered. “My |captivated Washington society. had been less crowded. Kent had|gerguson thrust his hand inside his| At the sound of approaching foot- | Chiropractor, 252 Main St., Phone 765 te: apartments and catches hold of |sister told me of her adventure as| “Were you aware of the wager|PSeR late @ his short-|.oat pocket. *There was one en- a man he !s unable to hold in the |we went upstairs to our rooms.” between your daughter Barbara and | OMinss: ilent, not to say | yelope in the right hand compart- dark. The man mysteriously d\sar\:- “Miss Mclntyre,” Penfield picked |James Turnbull?” asked Penficld. mrorose. durtng fdinner. 5 ment which puzzled me—" HOT WEATHER ls HERE' pears before he can turn on the up a page of the deputy coroner’s| “I heard of S Kent roused himself from his ab-| .jo1q on—was that compartment § . 2 & it Sunday afternoon x A A —wa lights and, shortly afterwards, a Cen- |closely written notes, and ran his | but paid little attention ™ admitted |Straction. “We cannot talk here,” he | .15, unlocked?” asked Kent. tral office detective appears telling of | cyes down it 3 . “Your sister has tes- | McInty My daughter Barba said, looking at the gay diners who| wpy w not giving Kent time to ! Wh N l tall a phone call that there was a bur-|tifeq that James Turnbull went to varies 1 seldom take \.(.,.lnusl,‘ surrounded them. “I have several| pak again, Ferguson continued his y Ot ns a glar in the apartment. The talk g0es |your house disguised as a burglar on “Was there good feeling between | IMPOTtant matters to discuss With | omark N i S hnane to Turnbull's death and the Central n wager with you. What were the |you and Mr. Turnbull you, Mr. Clymer. I brought it to you, Mr. Kent, ATER H ? office man produces a handkerchief |terms of that wager?" y F GAS W EA"'ER. found in the pen which contained T MaE Hia that b i “I neve quarreled with him,” r is 1 k was overheard by their |ask if it was your personal prop- o - € im at e could = Bl not en- | plied McIntyre. *I really aiter, he stopped pouring out|erty’—he drew out the white en- i B et i Tl s Sinthe could not en: | olied Moingyre Tereally, s Hitto |vaitor, nd e v e e SPECIAL. PRICES AND TERMS was a lady's handkerchief and Kent|njs presence being detected by our |the house, he came to see one or the| is a small smoking-room,” [hrought to Kent that morning and noted that it had a “B” in the cor- exclaimed Barbara |other of my daughters, or both.” suggested. T passed there but a|turned it over so that both men FOR THE NEXT 15 DAYS ner. Helen McIntyre, the other twin, [qjowly, > had stopped twirling her | “Were you disturbed by the bur-|moment ago and it was not occu-|could see the large red seal bea ¥ i comes to Kent's office with a letter | s5ves about, and one hand was firm- |glar’s entrance on Monday night?” |pied. If you desire, sir, I will serv [the letter “B.” AR 3 [ which she requests be put in Ro-|y clenched over the arm of her : A P 2 Mclntyre shook his head. “I am |coffee there. “It is my property,” asserted Kent i chester’s amrtmen:i in ’;?‘e safe and |chair, a Heavy slecper,* he safd. “An excollent idex.” Clymer rose |instantly. au e eroux no lq"e!li‘o::‘ *‘jlke % rnheullcor%:?;; “Did the dogs discover his pres-| “Colonel McIntyre,” Penfield turned |quickly and he and Kent followed | mpoueh the open doorway to the X = icot:ne:yahnut 50, oy MR, g i F s o nce in the house? over several papers until he found |the waiter to the enclosed porch mm"g room 1 here the dancing had B | . . “Apparently not, or they would|the one he sought. “Mrs. Brewster | which had been converted into an : ¢ : sof! Plumb eal P sought. Mrs. B d for the moment came a soft 1n ing Turnbull and of a bet th;\t fe€lhave aroused the household,” she |has testified that while you and she |attractive lounging room for the club |0y \|‘I(| M e ster Borcal s g 5 ? had with her sister that the houselgujq. “I cannot answer that ques- |[were sitting in the i _ Rt el st 174 Arch § could not be broken into. t$he is still | tion, though, because I was not at|Mr. Clymer opened the window. Did| Kent wheeled his chair around ¢ |4 q00” cised in curiosity over her ; \{ treet. on the stand being questioned by jhome.” vou close it on leaving the room?” |as to face his companion and still 3 3 i 2 4 A shoulder at the three men. Coroner Penfield when today's in-| ‘“\yhere are the doss kept?” Melntyre reflected Lefore answer- |have a side view of the dining-room. | ™o\ fony ‘(o fina vou” cooc EiEndat epene, “In the garage in the daytime.” |ing. “I cannot remember doing so,”| “So James Turnbull was poisoned |y “prowctor. “And what a charm- “And at night?” he persisted he stated finally. after all” he.commented. “A week P . y _WeeK | e petreat! It's much too nice to Why didn’t Mr. Turnbull tell “They roam about our hou sha Penfield removed his eye-glasses | ago 1 would have sworn that Jimmie ) m“.”;,m, by maen, you who he was when you had bim |sdmitted, “or sleep in the boudoir, {and polished them on his silk hand- |hadn’'t an enemy in the world (s S e =, Colonel . . x “Did you attend the Grosvenor dance?” asked the coroner. (Copyright, 1920, by D. Appleton & Co.) “No; the affair was only given for ter; we will not detain you longer l,rl’}';l}ed?"_lhe as‘;ce;i. S (| ¥hich fs between my sister's bed- |kerchief. I have no further ques-| “Rest casy, Mr. [Kent” e elen shrugge er shoulders. “I|room and mine. tions to ask. Colonel you are ex-|voice from the doorway and Kent, = ° cannot answer that question, for I| “Were the dogs in the house on |cused.” ®*" | Who had turned his back in that di- Entlre fluor 90X50 feet w1th power, ga! and water connections, suitable for light manufacturing or storage. do not know his reason.” Monday night?” McIntyre bowed gravely to him [rection the better to talk to Clymer, Penfield regarded her for a mo-| <] did not seem them on my re- |and as ha left the platform came |whirled around and found Detective A“Jf men in silence. turn from the dance. T recall hear- |face to face with his family physi- | Ferguson regarding him just inside :"G:i . “I have no further questions, Miss |ing our butler, Grimes, say that he |cian, Dr. Stone. = " |the threshold. *“Mr. Turnbull's e Mclntyre,” he said, and turned to the | found the dogs in the cellar. Mr.| Penfield, who was an old acquaint- |emy is not unknown and will morgue master. ‘‘Ask Miss Barbara | Turnbull's shocking death put all else [ance of the phy n's, signed to{! under arrest.” Melntyre to come to the platform.” [out of my mind; I never once thought | him to come on the platform. After| “Who h demanded Clymer Inqlm‘e at Turning ba~k to his table and the|of the dogs.” the preliminaries had beens gone|and Kent simultaneously. g paper thereon, he failed to see the| “That is all,” Coroner Penficld said |through, he shifted his chair around,| *Philip Rochester.” For lnfmu, twins pass each other in the aisle. They |kindly. ““Please remain in the witness |the better to face Stone. Clymer was the first to recover 3 : Invalid: ¢ were identically attired and when |rocm, I mal call you again,” and he Penfield picked up a memorandum |from his astonishment. “Oh, get | & e I Coroner Penfield looked again at the |helped her down the step with care- |handed him by Dr. Mayo, the deputy |out!” he - imed incredulously NO COOKING withess chair, he stared in surprise [ful attention coroner, and referred to it. “I un-|“Why, Rochester was Turnbull's | The “Food - Drink” for All ASCS- " at its occupant. B Ve derstand, doctor, you were ima iend. i “I beg pardon, Miss McIntyre, I Chapter TV.—“B-b-b* e B the first | most intima Quick Lunch at Home, Office, i s aid when he “Until the fell in love with the desire your sister to testify,” he re-| Mrs. Brewster cntered the escort |pecame ill" he said. Was he con. |same girl” answered Ferguson suc- Fountams. 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