New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 1, 1925, Page 12

WWWH& A Wife's Confessnonal i Adele Garrison's New Phase of REVELATIONS OF A WIFE .mnxmx:uu amant to send bank, ] | o Katherine Re Which dlves an Affront | Ing of that In my upon that. 1 shall ¢ to your | but until you write me to comport neither nu; ne in to tell your Infuriates Her money na my me genses 1 resum- Kath mys W | Iy wite sl 1 As nolsele my ine to 1 did not to slip ont in it, and t immer awkward n'y tarned from the window wit - whereabouts, and at fod fnge und orwarded headyuarts v where I am. 1 had home this indefinite- sly as possilife and waited over ich was shak ow whether I ou room or ainty triu the yourself shall see s you are calls fo time me wlho any A back ay herc tly as it y bewil 1 hardly little Kins- tipped v s and lin fury wt ¢ sL0 of T as one us rm 1 ian utterly mad?” T asked own in South in I mon 1s no salutation. = learned,” that visiting nd caring r-in you led me without and to answer b o Just ul W inter inste r 1 nd - charitable - rushed intercepted her to be you 1 mot) a you were go- yeen practicin for ng to LT NEW BRIT AL’:‘ DAILY Number | metal, have little 42 hor is n good zontal, trouble work pronout on Hovizontal 1. ¥arm lahorer, yund not into my mood for The swung her arms. ar in me shonlders, Ir pro on ospital near lomar my hands grip- | and my eyes into hers, | “Don't you dare intimate that T uy shadow of sympathy for Rickett in this performance,” 1 was rewarded by fe | trifle of rigidity had held her body | “'He on, ftrying to| al. “And 1 not but owe him 1cing ping 1 ntly since I went so links name | but with o gives you vay. Gossip vour it physic W most of your cases, He is sald 1o b ind that is the en such pref nurses, 1 am I simj facts n the ooking sternly 1 to y req- why you s over o to e to point have not | Jack hoye am | I stormed out two When | ing her relax a ou married me, you virtually pro- | with which she re the life I could give | against my grip \ you knew my savings | —cousin,” I went Wl heen swept away and my earn- | make my volce jud capacity limited by my ex- | only love him rly 1 have heen able to| much loyalty ve you the luxuries to which I & mother and me “you entitled, but 1 have | was our only kinsman. been able to provide a comfortable | infuriating a letter as a woman ever | ving 1 and T 1oft cnough | read, and if T had recelved one like | Honey with you to ou o Tive | it from Dicky I should be ready to| in a modest but com way Jim into craps. DBut frank- | juring my absence, You Keen I cannot understand it it to flout my known m this hoftgehold has written )l”ll( it upon me the intoler who else in jon of belng pointed out as a man 10 cannot support his wife. 1 have | no doubt Margaret has abetted you in this determination. She used ‘to | be th etest, most docile of but since her marriage 1 have el indications of a deplorable lean- ing toward this despicable doctrine feminism. But there shall Le noth- are T m n ving proac war not | years ago when hp[ e Bt this is as | you, able oriabie have about your nursing, : the world could have “I'he only person in the world in- terested enongh—and catty enough ' Katherine repli a viclous little click of he “4 woman, the sister of the man who is on the trip with Jack." Copyright, 1625, by Newspaper viee, Tne. a to notic- | | Lo yout | from her is there, is at home. employor's I think of Innermost cmo- cveryons letters while she duty *a intimate sto Loms revealed In private LETTUR FROM MRS, MARY AL- DEN PRESCOTT 10 LESLIE | Sincerely yours, PRESCOTT—CONTINUED Mary Alden Prescott. | Men, iy dear Leslic, you ko, | | e :?, w,w‘ o u]my‘um or deport - i this 1 r about Juck | it It s we who have to ned v adly almost a | world up ¢ * 1 do not think it right to keep it from me if he | at home, even if he forba which T am sur or you w i ot He t written ree four days, 1dom writes, and 1 was expecting a wire today. Mrs Prescott seems to think 1 am leti 20 10 th intimates that if my sy onght vom Hgth ol ror ny needs Iy |you to tell me, did, Sally, dear wired me at on me for B you which T har sald by S e last or bout you know he it e 0] would not Lim bu riorn « damnation bow- | 1 do 1ysi- X hons t he 1is busi my wows and sh NOL WOrry over husgband condition 1 very f g your: ula Perfer, tice their wil nt n i to remember ) that 1 ta r me | Sally, dear, and | being allowed to | s ypon him, poor n, without any in- anyone, K ovr pres re in how hadl all the details of shall cxpeet a IA Serviec, Ine)) from Sally SCoit, NI morron—~Hay Letter crton rr At 1o Leslic COLOK CEL oL ow White 2 ‘ wik LD CEASSIEIE D VOUI WANTS IRYORITR A 1on il. F. REDDEL! wnd Gptician APUALL BUILDIY W Main s Homs 1230 10 6:00 pointment 30 to 0 nivse 1y i \p is my brother (2 o his goodness to my |23 No one |, 46, Jack tars. 1 1 |1 1 To Flour Exists ] Rlack viscous Lair. Upon. 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Your Health By Surgeon G times, he has books o find esy is Many discovercd carly ment carried out and Vigorous fry tn al disorder not con peal of nervous mer nkly nor those Tealing of s be How to Keep It— (auses of Illnes: with afic those ¢ more jor | DR, HUGH S, CUMMING te longin, her ¢l via, 1 ton urasthe va, and nenroses ich, i rminate e men isords - neral, U, 8 Public lowed o pre Invalidi W may in Health Service proportion of cases le; that s, they may be Sticaily normal rly at stated during the sl rerchant ul merchan i e or more year, it ¥, by various ac at ane methods, he finds out wh these his li&bili how much reser capital o)z has on his GIAAS it and how mi in other ont whether words, or in a ling ine however, i phy Cozstipation, Biliousnese, Sick Headachse, et vizor and good fe* o well en Jsed for Oc !\;L:J 30 Vea.. HERALD, Tl 1 wi NO ] “we You the up. | as hys- al-| Bad 1 ! { For P His AL writes BLEGIN IARBARA her i LD, and litain MeDERMOT and BOB JEFIFRIE or porter N planist when ol suite ambitions “I'm Barbara Hawley. amen are can't a story drobe of he hara to he ared name ESDAY, HERLE HAWLEY, ne [ Telegray NIKOLAKORE, makes s not beat hout Mrs rnor's wife, giving details of | NOW GO ON W1 CHAPTER VIIIL ‘Hamilton™ wer father in dist Iarh ba at would h reporter ck some thost addy m un and ily That mily ve Laby T00kex felt hi 1 ere who fool his back stand on ¢ not ) do in 1imse DiCEMBER 1, SPINSTERHOO e ® 1929 by NEA SERVICE INC. 1TODAY \ broiks REY- the was no help for thought of McDermott's und clung to the | made her way to|g It was disconcert- desk of the society A told foverishly weeful™ st “Indee shall be employer, there The rvecciver hung “Well, thought Durbara, a turned away from the I'here Lara thought, Ithe t ingly editor. It. Bar-| Barbara that Miss hunting for BRUCE ots a job " the on ns ehe cried Mrs, vl..\\n at You hone, the ones may 1o sed wait near Is man- this Miss Dawbara iy came the fa- | the wire | is | Hawley? | at the other end of a voice like frozen eream Bar- Rarbara admitted the charge, in Have you any expla ion to of- m in for it this time" her | fer for the disgracerul article in ln~‘ The situation was s her | night's Telegraph feomtortabe, She on the paper. voler world to love intervic He W laughs und e Do you want to soe me?” Barbara asked the governors wi made life.! the Ezra for work.| Rarbara fought for time, Barbara | disgraceful articte?" st inaugural | knew that ehe had made Hamiiton, | error. Don't calls voice, |eream, and more | baby fireerackers, “Which ed and | tactical of the impending visit She found him in & food than usual, vdly e newspaper | tempi the uniyve IHIHIV!\ and feet on «¢ “Mrs, Hamilton? | Darbara saw the head of Misy| “That's so, we did vun a sto adger rise with a jer She had | her today 1 think.” He nght the word “disgraceful looked RBartara from The sight of hewd stre half-closed lids wildly ahout her. | ened Barba nerve, Sie confessor and coun- | plied more bravely, it was nowhere in ! refUrring to my story on yo looked at Wells. robe, Mrs, Hamilton, 1 L pinch—stand | planation other than t coneiliate the truth and it i | the public of mor stat a be impertinent,” men sit buck and becoming less lik like a snapped frozen string of | Mrs. Hamilton v o - he H THI STORY brought | ar ot | th . too Jut didn't you “She down 10 s to ing rig And she wonts The man JooKed at SWell,” drawled, s hes from his pipe and fect down from the desk had wors you me, it tells | or intercsting to he e W wives i vehe this office, Merowe doubt v worse i liahl hura's liad mouth drooped Suddenly We Miss Hawley s the fo n Sand by I'm ofticial wi boodegger: annoyed gove Fitteon Hami't woind Jarbira up ship om crooks, politician, minutes later wept in hefore sk througi Mrs, She wha swishe littl n to watch I'm that t o ache just > cutting and h and bringing of mud done just to build heavers like work better than I Y they d 1 hope they como soon. on she e vest them build ) on't like the to think 1ling of that m s dam. irhara Wi She ling Wi vory s not ther wusg out in will surely 1 I chances tal Paddy the Beave t b ay o pr th tan and d ninto a room, do, Mirror s 0 S0, ere imy face. come and less soon Y waited o and Mistress Moon ¢ r soft |1 all nd mads nd w iticnee s, Gentle and sent } Gro The alate k. talkir Peter Sti n ot ump almost as light grow hungry. He grew hungrier waited, At last stomac Paddy the ry cautious. as is Pet as day 11z entence Barbura her b G his i sumed st 0 mer yould urried aw Then he hurried 1 happened to g place, a pl 1§ fairly sc it muddy place hey wer it somet 1 straig ¥ I am 1l In t were W skin and 100! her nd Yowler Yow long stily My, Bob Cat had made t 1 made them no Peter looked a nxiously. Then h h did hurr siraight to a cor in him 80 very before. about ier mind of too many how lous 1 n opening v for on never nov o slij A in my wl Hoere, 1 gitimate in fron this il e enough to the him \ that hollo His hair once more before, Peter waite tited most of aver did that they too 10 s¢ oW W AS He @ b at these fooprints ir dowly | el B woull anyth 1 for uimis “1 fail wbout the use wdvertising she saide “In fact,’ of T T at being | YOUd appreciate th phr T Her impudence but not more t bur Mrs, Wells int cditor, Mr. show you arrived, person give looked at n ion he hav o Wit terms tha dam here,” said lack of hat must Yowler the would much Pe ar work @ columns self for 1 1 ne should k to, * He could ning ot 1 the: Purple so anxious at ‘rolf mort Bob up ) 1 run p what is goir there. 1 wonder why 1} 1 work on this d it with all his wond n't once occur Peter 1 and see gowns." surpriscd Green Forest | He had a that m ng it did that Paddy seen those b & MceDermott into his office “He here atisfaction.” Barbara's calm expressed a mixt admiration lam. rpose 1o ma aeke ang you wi mp in there s going and hopin on hi {0/ c in ling nxiety 1 e governor's wif way | W arl lie r dinner & out and retu Mrs eavers (i came back he . “No use in rilin Miss Hawl e : i < lon't bla you squawking women get Barbara was exc fortable. She crosse id r to f to wait they himse “In It Work next un come lers at rustling of papers behind Badger Hamilton, "1 until 1 telephone, [ hind ey distinetly must warn Wells sunny | It was that bless- | laxed time of day when even | pipe smiled and | between | it ike And she's com- whout it, t00." aking etting than Thongh Lers than this lady N8 smiled he committe s might i swinging 10 s of cold room given battl rself volubly, hands to im- 1 « Hamilto red at tie child unmistak- | nguag de n mere lower her [down the file of the TeJegraph and settied herself in reading it, in o« vaip attempt 1o divert her mind | trom the angry lady In MeDermott's office, After door opened | lssucd rrom it her gloves—the McDermolt - minutes McDermott's Mirs, lzra Hamilton Mhe was putting on very gloves, ol in the door bee Ie wus emiling his most smile the one with the msical curl at the corner of Mrs, Hamilton was chat- him as though he were a friend, wt amenitics performed, umilton again advanced upon desk. Wells brought his + floor with a heavy thud to meet her, Nir, Wells d the lady, in 1k m, "it way I thing to do you know, my hushand sghould sue tho rapi it and her aled with sw have dong it five dozen il send e your | many she | [eharmin ‘h\(\w W I his lips tering long lost The Mrs. | the cf uns and ros: “0h, the voic a die Really Tel frozen ere; 100 almost con- ‘since you will you see that | of the paper, to meT” volce etness, copic bill It | bara clot Tropped Light furmoil lissful Wy that et fle where led into hed, thead hefore the r again—eight unconselousness, red ont when 1t kept her from abont Bruce, momen later 4 from slecp by ent ringing of the turned on the bed and glanced It wad two o'clock Kimona and ran Bar- her they day wits she lie: ¢ md er liked to be ti o thin ned only start f Was and vic el ht by lock ized a her fo ' voice came over the sorry Barbara, old Mcbermott's orders. a woman that t A Nellie Mari say the killer in Bt it's man club, | sister | politics. Shot him over triangle mixup. “Mebhermaott's going extra and 'm lin 10 minutes, so you can cover up on the sob side of it, while I do ths straight police st 7 He did not | could make it. “All right” hung up. ' (To' Be down They min at ie's is the national some kind of high 10 put out un to come by for you ry. ask her whether she ok replicd Barbara, and in g Continued) Menus for the Family wled. wbout was the By SISTETX MARY Breaks cooked with crisp graham Luncheon creamed ast—Orange juice, cereal dates, thin cream, tod milk, coffee, - Baked potatoes with b meat, hearts of let. tuce with French dressing, brown bread, canned pears, chocolate brownies, t milk Dinner — Boiled mutton, { potatoes in parsley butter, creamed turni ge salad, rye bread, cranberry sponge, plain cdke, milk, coffee, i A potato should 1@ poached egg to years of age in p cd ¢ meat | Tuncheor menu. | This nu s | mind a house tained the his a| o h oy hoiled be served with 1 child under ten ace of the cream- suggested in the for and 5 " worth keeping in guest is to be en- during the holidays, There's hing elaborate about it but it's od and not quite everyday fare. Baked Potatoes With Cream Crah Meat Four potatoes bf uniform size, 8 1blespoons butter, 1 slice onion, 2 flour, 1-2 teaspoon salt, milk, 1 ean crab meat, soked if be her | N im- res wavy tablespoons 1 1-2 cups it wehy 1toes flat if |t fol ek until soft, side of the Put Cut each po- skin and scoop pulp through a with salt and pepper potato shells about one- Melt butter with onion t stand 15 minutes. Te- jon and stir in flour. Cook stir over the five for three min- Add milk, slowly, stirring Add and paprika 10 the hoiling point. Add . and cook over hot water aring the a ricer, season nd fill the vird full, slice and pro- on mure it Bar 0olly ) potato with the ¢ cover with riced potato. piece of butter on top of 1o and place in a very hot s enough to melt the hut- r the riced potato. cases, 19l e amed and cases Drop a Do A Lasting Gift of lady mortificd ous ed arery with a 1 ink nuit’ Wells | Hamilton was gasping. a4 me when is really the d sald her my goa room, took . 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