New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 26, 1924, Page 4

1 NEW BRITAIN DATI. WWWLR'WWMWH RS ——— AT TANION A Wife's Confessnonal NTERESTING >uARF Adele Garrison’s New Phase of This sport frock Ing scarf with other passed REVELATIONS OF A WIFE, i e § of the vs how ampsinnannLannan The Dicky has an interest. | end free and the | ugh embrojderea a part of the trim frock. ‘Thv monogram | unwilling Parls is to part | his very pe The almc rmal, | This Knit- stk in shades 1 the materlal de sonal touc! With Which is bick to v Madge News Met ok comes i of brown a brown erep wurried th Charming Gown taffeta with white mak n “tollar and (dded. rge char r- I of Vor Evening Wear L5ng strings of pink or pale tume aris a to novelties ning New Bracelets selets of rhin i checkerboard fashion supported by silver = sett ry stunning indeed tha an ey o eslones a Wrap Negligees rap-around neglige very and 1 bands of maribou fur. Ultra <mnrt A type of wide belt smart fs in suede with ner right away. She's | el for you ever since or wl W aps almost et 4 closaly Edith's Request that Is an ename color to kle to or askin ad cons Jeat nsness, Choose fruit ood Fruit that a break in the sk to see anybody can get out of o right S to ing in swered Boil Vinegar a cup of vinegar stove and let it boil while cooking onfons and th no objectionable odor. on you are will be Flace the 1 ere irst of sobs, and his fat} wp in his ar 'ALD, WEDNESDAY, | cured to the shaft by a fine | "Browning had FABLFS ON HUALTH find vo flaw ot and yot as Mot him, o hegr wa you When passed changed diet “ront two t have found ed provid [enits the | growt Thus. a child |a dlet something lik the of t it would ng this way Gossip’s Corner m two to six, this has been &hould be soup; bread A mid-aft Wear Long Gloves ) } hree slices of d g are aga of some ns a ea for those tiny ele know what we ma Her request pu butt rnoon fast—Hot eocon shon oves cooked The restive ore need of is shortest longest NEW DISHES FOR BABY dispensed | rved around form meat or boiled, never hich nd fruit. | crack- 1ged with 5 to Jeweled Scarfs arfs are a way of a to the made sc . The Adventures bri #She's are of Asking for You!" B walaggedy And % o mafly Jo%?v\y GNe“e y Ann R Iy nd their magieal hobhy 1 safling with t o fat came to a stop in the [ deep woods A the Raggedys ran to the cabin | we and the it Captain jonr o4 out to see why t A stopped 4 10 he hoat Mary Alden Pres- Prescott Tetter from Mre cott to Teslie WHe hoat had stepped right © to a large cave and Capain faid. “Mayhe 1 4o not . it it is a n it nd see ot my s cave a tn forgivin 8 Tohn. Ann, alwaye thon Andy into n e stopped ir g xhut zood!” the TOMORROW — This letter cos THE YBUNG I.ADY ACROSS THE WAY ike t is an Ann xteen crean i3 from m to t charn the demand for antiq he wonders how the factorics 2 keep vp with i their orders. Preparcd 8¢ der in Lot or cold 8 ast Miss § RaggedyAnn as hin vou right Him scoot gs would Forinfants, Invalids, . Mo Loclm‘ except | 7 0 " Nu um /W: 11 — THE YELLOW BAND BEGIN HERE TODAY When Corrlgan, stalwart pro- prietor of the Orang-Puteh estate in | Borneo visits the neighboring bun galow of his enemy, Jacobson, lie finds native girl rolling cigarets that have a faint yellow band at one end On the island a Zarimgn ked up the fanatical frenzy a ttlers. Rrowning rrigan’s, is found with evidence that he was drugged he met death., Now Fellowes 1 White, two of Corrigan's as- ints, are seated in Corrigan's low, “I'm going to get that who drugged Browning!" swears Corrigan, Night falls. A boy in and lights a swinging and rolls up the sun blinds. GO ON WITH THE STORY idenly somcthing hissed through the space the curtains had left and stuck in the wall behind White, quiveriug, Fellowes stepped across and pulled it from the wood- work with an effort. White sprang to his fect and all three stood, their heads almost touching, gazing down at an arrow, formed like the deadly dart puffed from the tube of the sumpitan. Se- thong leather was & strip of vellow hide and on it, in crimson ZARIMAN! “‘Something in the of a warning,” sald Fellowes slowly. one of these,' {put in Corrigan thoughtfully. l White started man who styles the Terrible™” native tribes alnst the hims has wo white bung swir comes NOW of iwisted nature 3001 Lord!” he erfed. the warning — and yet t “And yet" said Corrigan, “old hunter that he was, they caught He got napping.” He threw back his and stood, with folded arms, ing from to the other. that set you wondering? that damned fanatic distri- his grim warnings, would fallen into the trap arunan had prepared for him un- m one White red into the blackness heyond th rail, striving te find layifght beyond the gloom. He felt s if re groping with sight- 1nss in a fathomless under- v | Fellowes | flight lamp. ope administered in a man- s0 cunning that he had no sus- unless the man who handled whom he had not the est cause to fear! His orderly, perhaps?” said White, fingering his coat collar, Corrigan shook his head. “I fancy not,” he replied, “I firm- Iv believe every man he had round him was spirited away in some mysterious manner before Zarl- |man’'s gang started their gruesome ! es followed the whirling bectle roufld the oil of a il s one ropped the arrow on to What are we g¢ te he asked little more old son. We “n until h their attack. Th Bardng about t watchmen, Who appear to have for- otten their religious beltefs ot soul en the whole Kal 1f Zariman's the fellow . he'll leave progions le to chance, We're going # in- a surprise attack, and leavor to anticipate his zero hour. We're going to visit Z man's bri- zade headquarters now PRI do about of the re they Corrigs 's not n n tor, itiate en- Tanked np from a pedes the ernate ealon he had ! comehow managed to create in the f a tropleal wilder the mosq the c2, He sito window slowly to halt har cur ctretehed over sently he rose to evorn vading vd survey expre Jemanded ¥Qu. t bring ped in for a ought T'd tlo business m you ldn’t it However a try a of t have wit is mansge old-timers ng for visitor, over gold I'm I¢ Corri a you'v mar me, a friend | ¢ murdered, | snapped his head | | end. {in the eyes. NOVEMBER 26, 1924, with. However,” he amiled inno- cently into Jacobson's face, ‘‘we aren't getting much forrarder, are we? As I was telling you, Mr. Jacohson, T just came in to have a friendly talk — and smoke the pipe of peace with you, and all that sort of thing." Jacobson pressed something and Corrigan heard the clear ringing of | an electric bell at the back of the | buitfing. | “You came In to smoke the pipe | peace, Mr. Corrigan ¥ smiled queerly, “I can hardly ralse any objection to that! Corrigan, leaning back chair, noted that his host had not bothered to dress for dinner. He| watched him reach out for a box of | Japanese antimony and saw, as hc held it toward him, that his hanl shook and a sniile of grim triumph played for a moment at the corndrs of his mouth. “Thanks,” sald Corrigan politely and helpad himself io a cigaret with a faint yellow band at one Out of the corner of his cye he saw the other produce one which had no ring, with the ilrsitucss of a master of slelght-of-nand. | Jacobsen pushed forward a lighted match, but his guest did not appear to notice. Jacobson uttered an rxrhmatlm\ as the flame scorched him. orry,” said Corrigan apologeti- cally. He looked the other stiught | “There's only two peo- ! in his| BUDDENLY HISSED THROUGH TAINS SOMETHING THE CUR- ple on the island smoke this| brand.” he said, Jacobson started, Corrigan pushed the cigaret with | the yellow band between the other's lips. “You're going to smoke friend, and it's about th t you'li ever smoke, if 1 know anything about it!” Without shifting his ey from Jacohson's, he groped in his pocket with his free hand and pro- duced an automatic lighter. “Keep your hands stralght out in front o commanded coldly, “and | that, my you,” he smoke."” breaking horribly His hin: sweat squinted Jacobson, a cold out all over him, the pale flickering flame strength seemed 10 have left “Get on Jacobson the voice tormentor barrel of the pistol against his forhead The dropped ma “I can't,” he se - God! — T ca ‘Are bad manded Corrigan, 1 ing the triggeor. Jacohson nodded You hound of hel He remembered th 4y P Rrowning moment he struggled ' egmie | with of his pressed cigaret amed hoa s that o finger strok they as is headless For the with vul elp Jace and his h behind standing i the a Yall figure in | son he stepped Jacoh and saw vy al The ery seemed to Jacobgon's lips. on one knee ndow by repért plunged forward and a bean through pair of VR a like | g face | i mosquito- imless glasses rrigat fubiiantly to White upward kick . this of into # i litt1~ wouldn't his g0 1 that v awk- you right wh led tahle an 4 looked my friend, time Jacobson's { he prostrate forau | of the stimulated 1. There cheeks and he AP his 4 and picked ¢ cigaret with the vellow band at o4 him nt, he placed n his lips and As 1 he two s with thing delfber his lap 1it it “Good White and igan caught Lord + ganped Co Neat Issue: “EMANCIPA- MISS SUON-HENG.”) In Our TION OF Thin-skinned Lemons | solving | children The Superfine ualities " SALADIY T E.A aell are revealed in every steaming cup. JUST TRY IT. BLEND of INDIA, CEYLON and JAVA TEAS CROSSWORD PUZZLE the design of the crossword | don't laugh. The CrossWOre man got that way And abont erosseyed, let no e him being | either, On with wor unde- pull a wise cross or the dance, fined one be HORIZONTAL . An ubnormal plant or animal of a plant under- ground, A coninon geomelric Ardows. An edectrified particl e ants. . Large That puzzie-worked w printer's unit of mcasurement. . Second mote fn the C major scale. . . lour zonta highér than . 8lanting ba . 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