New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 8, 1924, Page 10

By SAX ROHMER ILLUSTRATED BY | - RMLSATTERTFIELD = #¥ BEGIN HERD TODAY Charles Abi ey, crimi im the ANOW GO ON rHE srony AYRERI A stiung ent w P dors wheel, the lower had “To th stai RuCCee damp co oppres 1 becu ive now | awa continuo! found mysel tache my carried C re- refore, leaving my a corner of the corri- andg set corridor proved | rom the to heat bune in T select one of these t random notice that & B ¢ greater o possible to di the corridor ahead bec cerie bluish light which come visible At a point sulphurous smell durable the corridor massive iron bars reflection of danced upon the cavern *A hundred had now the heat and & almost vhere were was blocked by which the unen- | heyond some wa ribe of it fire roof of cone, was a massive ston where the 1 formed a natural r tormed of bloc «uite obviously the handiwork ¢ section | and man too hot to to Y ike that o stond The bars woere _ heat v furng first peering Pl np score tongue o e drap wa gue of fire d from which it had ught of alr “And right past rigid with horror those bars, fell a whether man ot determine! 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Tomprrw 4 Alright § tone and vigor to the digestive and eliminative i VOICES IN THE AIR Headache an l'— ———— i KDEA (Westinghouse, Last Pittsburgh). Tuesday, January 8, 1924 by the Fort fousnces,corrects | Constipation, rd. ¢ Children’s period. tional ‘Stockman and Parmer Market reports. 5 p. m.—Address by wers, pastor of the Past End-Chris- church, Pittsburgh, Pa. ) p. m—Concert by the Mandolin Sextet, © Perey Lich conductor assisted by William Kott- . tenor, ha Feefer, reader. 30 p. m.— Spe late evening ert by Quecn City orchestra and Dr. Ray Alle One-third the regular dose. . Made of sume ingredi- ents, then candy coated. For child-en and adults. Y WBZ m\:._‘ (Westinghouse, Springtield). with the 7 p. m.—World Market Survey from at Boston. Better Lucile . Agricul- w o that 1 was awake, |} iowered her Pro Ma " by ke nolds, of the golden silk Twilight taies for the “What Education and in- Can Do for Retter Homes. lLast in the Hovsehold Manage- ment Course by Agnes H. Craig of the - Division of University Ixten- would have a painter | .‘HHH'. s not the t nor the 1 rem e place iscenees, 1 urpo: Oone of A Corcert by Harold Corbett, Miss pianist; Mrs, wick, violin p. m—Bedtime story for s by Orison & Marden, WGY (General Electric Co., Schencetady, | N. Y) | , | | N p.om. ne 1ogers compas- thé tered ¢ secrvet from alt with me indeed, who | -out for my grown-u actually on the lo nformed me. To | wmost | ¢ it sort of un- spolke p.om PProduce and stock market ions; . news bulleti m.—Operetta, “The Bo'sn's il by WGY Light Opera com- voman thrown | par A few moment with new an only ter-|books, L. L. Hopkins, assistant li- brarian, General Kleetric company. WGI (Amecrican Radio & Research Corp., Medford Hillside, Mass.) hetween us 1 the case of a sort, of priestess of seen from Vhat clse she | shortly learned of the ity or rather one of the « ants, 1 miites! 30 p. m 6:40 p. m. No, 204 who| 7 the to Boston police report. Code practice, lesson v was her name, Brahmin, Vadi vde, Prophet o p. m. Evening program. 1 Weekly business report compiled by ltoger W. Babson. 2. Concert’by the Mason and Hamiln Musicale associa- tion, directed by Louls Tabaldi and red |Sydney V. Jordan, (Acolian Hall, New York city) Las my 3 wag one of vo gentlemen, 1 ente period o nd more hitt my if . unques- | . : 4 T wom RBupper music Her | 1 »r ors, | SPecht and his Alamac ' {tra direct from the Tluc To look [ Atamac hotel ngue hime |, S P M—"Alexander: Hamiton," a I Jearned. | University of the Air talk by Willlam to thin |15 Martin : by p. m.—Fourth American or- | | ehestra society concert, direct from Union Chalmers Clifton cone | Natda held i seeret cit by Paul Hotel orches- m the oth Reoom of the from 1ihe ¢ upon 1 leut) Women, igible for admis wl these were iy jon itiated | Cooper ucting 10:50 p, m.—Dance program by the [ Hotel Astor Grill orchestra, A} Epps, der of my strange but 1 learned | nd more of the weird people Jed me i lodges of e Cult ity wore or more 0, nUNseen, surt ere 1 | 1ee all to ore of Fire The Rest Are Deaf and Dumb Money talks lar ¥ about ovgr the but the American dol- | the only species that | I to retain full posses. ! sion of its vocal cord sit this sceret eity ong kep! owers of - d for These (o polygamists, chief wife of the known as Fire t others the first o thered had and marble gardens however I to dethrone mple crets of AFTER MIDNIGHT An Unrivaled Short Story Series by W.'L. GEORGE Begins in the Herald January 10 HERE'S A SCENE FROM ONE OF THESE MARVEL- OUS TALES—“THE SLIPPER OF RED BROCADE” Critics hail W. L. George as “one of the most brilliant writers of the younger Eng~ lish school.” ' In “After Midnight” he has surpassed himself, These stories rank with the gems of Poe, Bret Harte, Robert Louis Stevenson, Kip- ling—supreme masters of the tale-teller’s art. So simple in style that even a child can enjoy them, they are the delight of the most fastidious ju&es of literature, For ingenuity of plot, for wit and charm of dialogue, for oddity of situation and in- cident, for picturesqueness in delineation of character, for unexpectedness in the turn of events and for gripping interest they are unequaled. Six Stories in the Series :- THE SLIPPER OF RED BROCADE THE WAX LADY THE POISONED GIRL THE SHOT IN THE NIGHT IN A LEGATEE'S SHOES THE STOLEN BABY Each One a Perfect Literary Cameo For Quick Bedtime Stories. Pajamas GUYAS WiLLIAMS L i THAT YOU WILL HAVE FORGOTTEN TO LAV YOUR PAJAMAS OUT AND THAT YOU WONT FIND THEM ON THEIR THE COLDER THE BEFORE UNDRESSING NIGHT, THE BETTER THE CHANCE 1 group FAVORITE JELLY wrapped up in luscious, golden cake— a generous slice —nothingmore inviting. alied in Her Car, Woman Bake itBESTWlth: Freezes Near Her Home DAV' S BAKING POWDER (| CR UN ANY OTHIR BECAUSE YOUR WIPE HOOK PUT THEM IN THE WASH THAT MCRNING AND THAT WHEN YOU HAVE PINALLY LOCATLD A CLEAN PAIR. 30 WARM AND SNUE WHEN vou FINALLY GET THERE BUT ALSO THAT BED wiLL NEVER HAV ® McClure New AND BUTTONMNC THEM: UP AGAIN ELT paper Qyndicit!. >\ /¥00R- WAY DONT JOU FORCE_ YOURSELF ON HIM LIKE 1 DD | RIGHT ON T STREET , WiTH { T AESULT AT HE GRVE. ME A PA% FOR TONIGHTS LECTURE. The Laugh’s on Sam BLL RIGAT-305TY 7~ TAawe. A 5QUINT| i} e 2 1 SR \ ,‘//( (_,\A“N—\. " (v GOt