New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 18, 1924, Page 10

VWife s Confesslona] g Adele Garrtson's New Phase of REVELATIONS OF A WIFE j ;s tom Why Lee Chow He Reappeared .\In-rl Vanished Even thr a echo of admonitior and star th to Is gr at 1 my my vola doing heartily. You not ke my ba-bes you talk so sn mudder. 1 ering Lee Chow didn't you no pretty Xy boots Mees ransiti she laug Now, swift ¢ you goin gif that as far as his | quality was concer had heard h Not a muscle shanged tion, and he ‘L" ore eently as with the ous {inflection fzed his forme ‘peated the wor *Not clams. #octor soon.” Katis opened her dther tirade, but I & stern and perempto “Be quiet, Kat Ehings into the car at once. will help you. \ put back the cushion and pi you brought from the car for r He hesitated, “I{’' boss ma Chow better ca I drew my boy closer in unreasoning pa “Mother Knows, *“No, no,” T said v 1s not too heavy for with the things. I stumbled fhe car, finding the c! heavy load, but mothe ling to surrender to a appealing clasp of his o Dicky himself wot ferred my ailing lit was whimpering fright. “My eyes hurt can’t open them, henao 1 1 K san >I3u' Darling.” 1emently Bu “He through w And > can to ve you son camp lugga in the car: waiting w! anxious f EW BRITAIN DAILY HERATLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1924, DAILY FA A STREET FROCK f} | Al Parisiar ot frock is of black vely 1 gold embrotdery front 1s 1) cularly in demar one en with re 13 ver collg part L “Lee Chow Drive Car” Reduces much of Long Searfs N W the new frocks en banded witt Keep Under Water ons under wat T'ABI HPALTH SALT WATER BATHS solution and ring it out, owel absorb the salt during the Lyering Coal, following morning ral minutes’ pored 1 and a most -soothing ter sev his the and rubs with 4 exer- vening Frock, 1 i8 to be alt in ses, it has in cases of run- Remove Alkali The Adventu resJ Raggedydun yAuly A3 y Gruelle 9 Temon A Helpful SHioTangle . LETTER FROM PAUTA PERIIR TO JOHN ALDEN PRESCOTT Mon Ami: It is a long tir I have put those words to a | you, my friend. When T today T was surprised t not make my heart faster, I think I a ®anse of humor. lost it forever those words at the { ter they simyp simple transi; . I was Yound out that member that ! them I got all q would not Then, Jac moment she should ses scemed to no greater t side the vision “Why is Pau this to m yourself now. Iamn a Jack, T am writin want to put 1 THE YOUNG LADY ACROSS THE WAY The young lady across the way says founders of the republic knew best and supreme court never ought to be given power to override the decisions of Con- -mulwy | |1 With him was another with whiskers Hobgoblin quickly broken up by the soot healing and cur rative effect of pure flax seed oil and irish moss; two of the ingredients in Li ne. This eficsent emulsion promptly relieves the coughing, rtops the ir strengthens the respiratory organs and b 3 ¢ cause of i} cough. At the first sign of a cough or cold, take Linonine and prevent BOlLs serious sickness. For growing chil- z 8 E dren it is & strength-builder and will give compie ( . 5 preventive of colds and eonghs. wit Only S0 cents. Sodd by Drugyists in 50c and §1.00 Bot: MINOX back if i AY Bruggists. letting the body BEGIN HER Douglas Itaynor through the heart fn ing on the floor of IMlower Acres, his Lo Standing over the d in hand, is Malcolm sweetheart of Rayne Eva Turner, Rayno! by the light switch, her brother, Orville ¥ lard, friend of Finle Raynor's sister, and room. Pennington ted detective, an called case out of the hand Dobbins. The print floor of the s mystery, ussistant, arc on the ens the Dolly the I"ay, a ant, on the pretens his collection of butt ) than ary she Dolly and began to lamong the Jitter th corners or on tables Then she q Zizi was after butterfifes, glance outside opene Iner face, grabbed a poked among the sh th neighbor's girl, house of Grim Gannon, t were flung in the TODAY is found shot the early evens lis sun room of g 1sland home, ead man, pistol Finley, former r's wife, Naney. 's nurse, stands Then Naney Kent; Fera God- Vi Miss Mattie, others, eater the Wise, a cele- 1 Ziz, his girl and take the of Detective of an overshoe un room helght- Now Zisi and ro to a sorv- e of looking at erflies. eomething other | After at the shook a warning a caution- old man, forefinger at poke around at was piled in and settees, the cupboard and with a look of disgust on n umbrella and ocs and slippers re in an untidy 21924 W MA Service Ine. yourself to stand by and see the lovely lady sold—-and sold by fraud {to ® blackguard and a brute! What | excuse do you give for your con- duet 2 | “Only that Raynor made me.” | “Ah, he had a hold on you, then?" “That he did! A strangle-hold— as he had on many others. And |when he lled to the lady, when he | pretended that she must marry him lor disgrace her father, her brother and herself-—my hands were tied—I could do nothing." “When did Mrs. Raynor learn of her husband’'s deceit?"” “Hnl) a few weeks before she uhul him. | | Zizi lookkd at him curiously, Dolly stood staring, her face the picture |of perplexity. Bhe wanted to speak, but Zizi's warning looks reslmlued her, 8," Gannon repeated, “she nev- or knew about it till a month or so | ago. Her brother now, he never| knew of it—I should say, until after Raynor was dead. You see, Mrs. Raynor she'd suffer anything end everything rather than any sorrow |or trouble should touch her brother, They're a devoted pair.” “And vou think Mrs. Raynor kill- ed her husband?” Zizi said. Gannon shifted uneasily. “I ain’'t got no opinion—for pub. lcation, miss,” he said. “I'd rather the | | | ef- | ‘“THEN OLD G SO SORRY!" ANNON IS THE MURDERER, AFTER ALL M With the umbr out one old sho st aft with a suppr she pulled | It was a man's ru lone—of the type | That is, it had alm | was little more thar o | narrow #m of rubber to hoid it \the foot, A little more pokir ts mate, and Zizi k {Tubbish back into t 1 up her find w ones! Doi in the very . my hands n is a she ou dragged er another, and, cased cry of tri- t a shiny over. bber, and a new called slip-ons ost no upper, it 1 a sole, with a on 1&g brought forth icked the other he closet, and ith eagerness, she whispered, g hex aid, Then old ay. “Tt ild broke shaking he H".u» Come want Dol iid she d ahould amd th s 1ckens vell as as r hae said 1 wonldn't ria was a man! ad man to gay speak only s secret, When when lid ady t man even in he's gone, factor, sum of mo did 1 do for oney it di- a Why, | [ POt tell what T think.” “I should say you wouldi't!" ex elaimed Dolly, wable to keep silent another fnstant. Whereupon aw “You go home, Dolly,” she said, “and don't you mention one word of all this to a single soul. If you do you'll make more trouble thau cven Pennington Wise can clear up. Do you promise?” “Yes, 1 promise, Zizi, ever thought that old dld it? Just to get his money to go to South Amerfea!"” | or mind all that You must run home, vour own affajrs. Mr Raynor, you - Zizi dragged ber i Oh, wheo- curmudgeon now. Dolly. znd go about And if you love keep still—for her “wwill, ol |obeyed ordera r,! Zizi went slowly on to the Raynor house. | She found Pennington Wise with | Mrs. Raynor and Finley, all in Nan's| sitting room i Very grave talk was in progress as Zini entered must stand i Wise, 1 must ir husband. [ Lope a with me too s« sure vou I w Zizi, 1 will,” and Dolly ¥ confession, | st that 1 shot | ury will not ! for 1 as- sweyond the ver en. 1 ne T was tricked into mar- him I consented to it to ¢r's honor and reputa- ton. to save my brother ladge of our father's guilt 18 1 supposed n. when arned that had scen guilty at all, but that my band had led to me-—-can you der at my hatred of him? Algo, re. mber that he was a drug addjct— and that when denied the morphine le craved, he became a veritable fiend. 1 feit T muet try to save him itable fate of such in~| 60 1 liomestly tried. But| 1l too much for me. 1 almost | my mind—perhaps T did lose my | The sad face looked sud- | Iy brighter, as if in hope that a | niental unbalance would help to ex- | onerate her, | No, Mra. Raynor. you haven't| lost you mind—" and Zizi came in | ind slipped into a seat next to Nan, 1 took her white hand in her own brown ones. er loved Tia) ge wit 2 nd, rom know 1 ver won- my father from the ine dulgence, it was ost “You're all | and T here are the over- ¥, nny, ¢ morally P From her coat er 10 Wise The detective took them, and with- out a word, turned them over to look at the soles. A single nod of iis head showed Zizi that he now knew all, that whatever was the the rubhers told, it was final and complete Rt pocket Zizi pro- | ers and handed them ced t) the effect on Nancy Raynor was as disastrous as it was unéx- pacted. Ehe turned perfectly white, e trembled like a leaf, and had izl not flung an aesisting arm round her, she would have fallen from her chair “Those are |are Nr claimed “Are you sure?” asked Wise “Of course I'm sure. He bought | them about a week before he died. They are a new model — he had | |never worn them.” | “This” and Wise held up the' right one, “this is the overshoe that footprint on the floor of room.” Nan almost choked wore them—I put them on—" (Continued In Our Next Issue) my husband’s—1hose Raynor's overshoes!” she ex- 1—1 Targe Pin Usefu old buttons or and eyes a large safely pin is| HORIZONTAL A \rtlumo of maps UnnEcessary. bustle. . Percelve, . Past tense to do. To place in line. { . By. (IFrom the Latin, but it has taken out second papers. | 2, To leave without aid. . Cooking instrument. A title of honor among Angla- Saxons. ((Macbeth, — of Cawdor.—Shakespeare.) . Bhort slumber. 18, The predecessor of the auto. 0. Nautieal term meaning toward the stern. . Opposite of no. . Ratsed in spirits of burder . An exclamation o satisfaction. 29. Fresher. Clenched hands Behold. Japanese coin, cent. . More meun . Wot wet, . Cry of sorrow. Rody of soldiers, Honey-producing ins 5 Pertaining to punishme . Two thousand pounds. . 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Breakfast—Orange julce, cereal thin cream, country sausage, cream- ed potatoes, fried much, sirup, crisp whole wheat foast, milk, coffee Luncheon—Minced Lamb in pota- {to cups, carrot straws, bran bread and butter, cinnamon drop apples milk, tea Dinner—Roat beef, mashed pota- toes, brown gravy, buttered brussels sproute, winter salad. fruit tapioca whole wheat bread, milk, coffee Rreakfast for child under school age should not fnclude sausage and fried mush Plain bofled carrots dressed sim- ply with butter should be served to a four or five-year-old child in place | of the “straws.” The other dishes mentioned {n the luncheon |are planned especially for a under six years of age | Minced Lamb in Potato Cups Two cups minced cold roast lambh, 2 tablespoons butter, milk to maks | moist, 2 cups mashed potato, 1 egg Shape the mashed potato into cups, brush over witl beaten white of the egg. Me add meat and stir with a fork | egg yolk beaten with four ]-;mon- milk. Remove lamb the fire and stir in ¢ mixture \udhn. enough more milk to make | motst. Fill potato cups wit mh | combination.| Place on t tered baking pan and hot oven | tato cups are brown. a menu child sl butt Add table from moderately o lemon, 1-2 spoons 1-2 Wash in hoi h ot Carrot Straws medinm-sized ca mince ablespoons butter, teaspoon salt narr salted Drain er. e an and Add hut ed r mint wate Beat eg ture. ne Six apples, 1spoons butter cinna water, spri ropy much fr m ind a sl ot s minute amon Cinnamon and AN it unti ightly, 1 up sugar, P mint , 1 cgE pe o irrots i cream tabl leaves Drop into boilind 1 15 minute s, doubld boi in ter, ver carr and stir top sugar 1d juice of lemon and co s in cream an ok ot to mi nd over hot water a d serve core pan d butter, with the € as basting dividual pan ¥ rup with T hem ssible of Wh ven in the or candies, on with the ten en t and for Add cinnamon at onc Apples 6 tablespoons sug.r. gl . 1-8 pound tiny rv 1 cup Ar cavitie w3 the in ender arrange serving. out ater dropt e i boilir iy range if witl an wate, remov on in Pou whipp pan and let cool witt