New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 15, 1923, Page 10

AATING NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, IN THE WILDS 3y OTrWELL BINNS ILLUSTRATED B - R, SATTERTIELD - @420 ALFRED A KNOPF.INC. CHAPTER 1 The Man T'rom the man in the and wielde River was a sma flag-pole rose abi the flag f summer onee with i ticed it away, and for paddling, he his brow pucke eyes, He dipped his paddie canoec ceased to drift and forge ahcad towards the fore he drew level with it, to steer acr e current, stead of 1 beached began post to he started but ss t in- making bui th ond & trave and owing to the cramped posi 80 long maintained Then he tecame aware of for which he had not listencd voices of men somewhere in the pos enclosure, and, nearer at hand, th of some one singing in some soft In- dian dialest, He turned swiftly, coming along a half-defined path he tween the willows, caught sight of the singer—a native girl amazing beauty Almost unconsciously the mar a step forward But at that the turning suddenly, fled between willows like the ®he and the self and stood watchi lost to view At the Wt a pipe, trading-post. ¥ the ng WaS consc took | girl, creature of th man cheeked T until s wild | him- | was | was end of hal hour, having he strolled tows the he looyked nor Two men a roughly-ma smoki enclosude e benc looked ro woman whom Square In the them , waitin puffing slowly drew almost level he stiffened look came he ma river his pipe, unti with him. suddenly, and in his eyes. At the moment the man, apparently becomir NEW GERMAN OIL FORMULA RUBS OUT RHEUMATIC PAINS Local Druggists Give Written Guaran- tee to Refund Money if 1irs Application Fails (o Bring Relief idly re same other ware of A rrm4r1w\ ne scover promises q Rheumatic fstry th boon of Aspiri headache pa painless de forward w d Sufferers. Gern with eovery that 10 end rhe This mar as Buhler O of a with the finger tip trating that i disap few seconds, ©o absorbed by t are truly ama gain life, creak ple most advance astonishing in onee Rheur to tox clous certain rar clear amber liguid b £ jo noying tw tines, to 1 which are ¢ muscles 2 pplicatio gratify Iy matic muscies as if it joints rasp all means try a today. You'il he out it Remember lute written druggist. 11 lief after the druggist wil out question. can be obtained guarantee as The Fair O'Bricn, The Miller Hansor, son Drug Co would i torture § first In this ¢ u from good Clark WIELDED T ey @23 NE A SERVICE.INC for the first time, stared :|'nmu |'v-n?fm\_\. monocie haif rting mrried wife, looked him caimly nis stride, then ther man 1 actor” nt, ed the that an, Mr, aughed a ars resemblance man whom I knew some y scemed to re Again he the man T of t heen in pr the look was the crime as mercifu If he cortainly lost oed woman not like a him three ye name 2" Hubert ' replied shortly, As he spoke he glanced X over his shou r towards | the | Thert THE MAN IN THY PADDLYE W HAT PROCLAIMED | TICE TERIT LONG PRACT discussing, then had turned im with rom the river ookl His wt control man and ntrated g vas o |a ds wer ered to him- ound the the relit e the acknowledge conter Afntey ared he Wt store his pipe below sappe he hisper his ait til) him cad comes to ad ) the ed th air quiet came his thoughts e notes came were 80 a to that he swung their orig At from the ien that round to discover game mome breeds leaped from the hench began to rur John Nod 1 emerged inhe the Indian wi bee Two other men ' the house door, a . s of t towards the Ve factor and his v stor 1 hurried followed by bartering ware hega bugle sour conviet riendship we g oidl nors of t NOVEMBER 15, 1922 in, 9:30 p. soprano. 10 p. m.—Concert by J.AP, Rohcrbl Next Issue) son, basso, accompanied by - Childe, pianist. | P Dance program by lh(“ ] [ Hotel Commodore orchestra under the | | | KDKA | pernonal direction of Bernard Levi- | (Westinghouse—East Pittsburgh). |9-Year-Old New York Boy Tells How | absor m.—Recital by Edna Field from pleasant. was clear that he thoughts that wer ~ “DANDERINE” Grows Thick, Heavy IHair 35-cent Bottle Removes Dandruff, Stops Falling Hair (Continued in Our VOICES IN THE AIR Thursday, November 15, tow, SAYS DAD 1§ MURDERER | His Father Shot and Killed Mother, 1 | 6:15 p. m.——Dinner concert by the Grand Symphony orchestra from the | Million Dollar Grand theater, Pitts- | burgh, Pa. . + New York, Noy, 1 ine year old T:30 p. m.o—Weekly chat with the | John Matsangas vesterday testified in | Farmers, by Irank E. radio | court that he had seen his father, a itor of the tiona! Stockman and | Greek fruit peddier, shoot and kiil his | { Farmer. | mother after a family quarrel last : 45 p. n‘ he Children's period. | August—testimony which may send | 800 p. i Stockman and | his parent to the electric chair. | A reports, “Mother gave me ten cents and T m program contin- |went to the movies,” he said. “When | |1 came home, 1 was reading in the | Mrs. Ethel | kitchen when father came in, He | ano; Mrs. Alan|took a revolver from a drawer and | Davis, planist a accompanist: | told mother he was going to kil her, | W. Wright, tenor; Idward W.|“Then he shot her in the head and | , pianist; wompson, hu-|ghe feil down. He told me to get a | glass of water and he threw the water |in mother's face, She did not move. | Father then took’ her waist off and | {yut on a clean onc. He told me not'| to move, that he would come back | soon. He went out and a little while - Better | later came back with my unele, He | from Field | told uncle he shot my mother by ac- | My-4 cident an Asked whether he knew what it| meant to tell a lie under oath, the | boy replied: “Yes 1 do, 1'd go to hell 1 1 did not tell the truth.” .- : Calling It Accident. ullen, National » Y M- t by Rawsthorne Trick, Jack " Mid frolic (W r-ungnouw— Dringfitld) \lw(- an outing story Ta y Herbert <In-Chicf Farm 7 Game Shooting and Stream. eamy mass of : ditor hair full of gloss, lustre and ly follows @ genuine toning up of ne leeted scalps with dependable “Dan- n Home Twilight the Obentings and Hads tnee of @ course in| Dr. J. Berg| period ~— letter | ; fomostead. | taling Myrtle At yontalu N baritone m tales f “Story Falling itehi dandruf Thin, dry quickly invigorated, and hair, is SMALL BOY STRUCK Julius Swider of §6 Allen street re- last evening that High street, | Michael Lawton, aged 7, of accident occur An New orrected immes wispy or' fading Shength ported to the poliee color while driving his car on ine” is grown- 1 he strnek 1160 High street he home the rig ankl sked t other politely e - Women Need Swamp-Root me just before believed in exeeplic mem He ce Dartmoor, him ram 1 by Georg nt ening prog Wisde e my <0 tor ‘Thousands of women have kidney end bladder trouble and never sus- pectit,” Women's complaints often prove to be nothing else but kidney trouble, or the result of kidmey or bladder disease, If the kidneys are not in a healthy | condition, they may cause the other organs to become diseased. talk Pum in the back, headachie loss of tral | embition, mnervousness, are often J.0- | times symptoms of kidney trouble, Don't delay starting treatment, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, a phy cian’s prescription, obtained at any | drug store, may be just the remedy needed to overcome such conditions, Get a medium or large size bottle | immediately from any drug store, However, if you wish first to test this great preparation send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N, for a sample bottle, When writ- ing be sure and mention this paper, ay also told thinking. rather wanting there is a qu The soun gay fanfare that followed by a me somethi latterly | to mest tion 1 want the broke i and BT s ' WEAF Tel, « bulg s, and this was | (American Tel. and . N, 1) attered cheer, his wor followed ath Alnle Really started - g pRGER Stane must ¢ « ¢ v 1 a more glad answer wish to asl g0 now onpor sake of old question that ye me ut That compa for times WGY Co.—Sehencetady) ix one will be ¢ me He but the “I'm not mere e xpecting to ser step tow v blocked the way fobbed off ing to be con tat m fur. Cluett tulk now st know whe Al the oth My here *Ther w I ca vou " akily camp is Stan 1 sha be lat ke as N T « Stane and stepped aside CHAITER 11 Attack at Midwight sitting n 1 his littie « fire that afforded protection from the Hubert 8ta watc 1 vas tent %0 as to cateh the smoke of t nd waited promised 1 from t of his emok his the coming He visitor Bakes perfectly, or gas. Jess gas. the usual black. 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Then i i! epeglieni »-cording to direction on o rd, shake une Chesse. 1 rableapoonhls sed red i, whive seuce, seini meived butcer and bec CrovAdy witLpess € McCiure ) Robert [# | bert, | taken to Waterbury hospital in a cri- | tical condition |ter and James Pike, a school The World At Its Worst. - STUDENTS PUNISHED é\'llr Men Who Experimented With Fermented Grape Juice ‘“'ill Have WOURDED BY RIFLE SHOT Waterbury Girl Fatally Hurt When Gun, With Which Children Were Playing, Goes Off. Gil-| New Waterbury, Nov. 15.—Justine Haven, Nov. 15.—Dean Freds | erick cight, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | S. t-’om’: of h‘;ul“ ;0'[';““ in & . ¥ - SN statement last night sai at as a V'rederick Gilbert of Watertown, was | ichment those students who were in a recent wine making have their cut allew- Cut Allowance Shortened ! concerned episode would ance shortened. His action followed discovery that juices sold to the students had been fermented by a formuja furnished by y mate, | the agent, the result being a product had just returned from school and|op a high per cent of alcohol. were playing in Justine’s yard. Her| mhe dean intimated Yale officials brother is said to have picked up the | were endeavoring to learn the where- rifie from the back porch. The other|ghouts of the company making the children wanted to play with the gun product. and’ chased him good-naturedly around the yard. When they caught ! him, each of the children tried to get the rifile. In the confusion, the gun went off and the girl, shot in the breast, dropped to the ground. N bors called a doctor and the girl was taken to the hospital where little hope |is heldiout for her recovery. after she was shot above the heart, when a rifie with which she and her companions were | playing, was accidentally discharged. 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