New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 2, 1925, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDN! $35:33203002822030 00010000t R ERE RS EPRORE 14 4 | A Wife’s Confessicaal Adcle Garrison's New P'hase of REVELATIONS OF A WIFE L R R R T R R Madge Tells Katherine the Plain Umvarnished Trath, 'CROSSWOLD PUZZLE 9 I BEGIN HERE TODAY mly enough?” called Mrs, Haw- | They say his head fe owly toward the alcove, “I am WARA HAWLI v from the upper hall, as Barbara | wine glass, which cut gash | Parbara. Hawley of the Telegraph. ! REY-|opened the front door. across his face. But he was dead al- | Can you give me some of the de- on the New| “Ple mother,” he replied and | ready, o he ¢idn't even bleed, ]mn« of the murder? Did anyone sce rder to soe 1 out to meet Dob, who was a a shivered slightly agaln, | her fire the shot? T stured at Katherin B LAL | 8 ¢ neing up the steps [and shot a glance at him. “What| The woman neither poke nor a8 if she had been a me gor from | ' . ; DREW MeDERMOTT 15 man 'l be darncd” sald he. | did she kill him fo moved. Barbara walked around in the stars telling me that world ‘, LD, 1 L ltor of the paper “If you aren't ready! 1 sald ten min “Recause she loved him, she Mys.” | tront of here and stopped, The was coming to an end within an SOEAC AL i ¢ omany exciting adventures, | utes, because I thought it would be| Barbara was silent. woman was staring stralght alicead, hour. Indeed a part of my girlhood |~ ' 1s herself in hot water g “Iollowed him here from Chicago. | her hands were clasped in her lap. world was crashing around me, Jack | 1T WAy than t ML y she has written about h sossary with me"| Caught him at Nellie Marle's, with [ Her face was pale and fincly mokl PRLALORR ha ed, and her hands were delica % The woman went on staring always FO8SL 0 E < ? ' A ¢ 3 AR 5 1 wall, evidently unaware of seemed to me a v Sir Galahad, It 4 Ly ot J % | bara's presenc was Impossible at the malicl | ardon me,” sald Barbara ug Eosslp of a wor actuated by an “but what can you tell me abou infatuation for him could have so v i S wor now g g 4 ) F 3 Rardaron affected his attitude toward his wite | ' : 4 ' et i as to {nspire such an epistle as Kat what his other f lraw- backs of temperament, had The woman stirred and turncd her 5 F 5 | eyes upward toward Barbara. They erfne had just given me 1 kne ESEREL Ll tt 1 )\ 4 s 3 : were dark eyes, heavily ringed with my cousin's to be the ol L E i \ § 3 shadows. women, ‘ hors e g § - — i fu # “What did you say?" she said to Katherine answered 75 i o o : D Barbara, Her volee was clear and « A ¢ b ¥ A 3 P i well modulated. od look with a quick uimer “Oh! I don't mean that Jack fs mALON . ; o ; ‘ | I sald, ‘Can you tell me about in love with her—yet, she said LU 8 of face T 4 1 4 i | the murder? “But you know him as well do I my bre ¢ X B i 4 8 2 % At the last word, the woman He's as blind as a bat where won T h, 1f . I 4 £ 4 f % § ¢ | shrank slightly, and lowered her are concerned, and she's playing 1 AIDE By ¢ { g d A | eyes to the stain on the wall at cards very shrewdly, As the s ! v nd foyal 4 f 2 | [ 5 i id " which she had been staring. of his comrade down there, i (R This crossword puzzle Is bordered | 5 Sesames (plan = S \ere's nothing to tell,” she said, the opportunity to write lo hatty, | 7€ v 1 T with three-letter words, which | hing iy | wearily shot him, That's all." sympathetic letters, not him, U Barbara gasped, “You—" she be- course, but to her br r and I can|from hls I 8 should | gan, and stopped. She looked more imagine the charmingly casual man- | ' this beca of his % 3 ¢ closely at the woman, and noted that ner in which she told her brother To fondle or stroke 5 : » LEH e v her black dri was beautifully cut of my doing the hospital work un- To place ¢ g0 . 7 > and of rich material, her hose wer der Dr. Pettit, and of the rumor that | #1!! his credulity toward an un, Burial of the de 4 § 3 4 ¥ i ¢ 5 i 1 sheer and her slipper: te. A I was favored above the other |PUIOUS Womin. Strip of bacon inserted i s ‘ ; cloak of hlack fur lay on the floor rurses becausc of t doctor's in. Suddenly my sympathy boil- | 19 To attack i # 3 . . TS beside her. Darbara looked at th fatuation for me. She, of course, ¢d over. I knew I was doing a |, Musical instrument 8 g ' g i door, through which the spanglus made it all the veriest jest, and ost unwise thing, but I could not | o o0 Oaorial (sheep) ’ . ¢ i 5 : i had gone, brother who is as densely masculine | restrain my specch, nor did I make T i i 3 & Without warning, the woman as my husband, took it as a joke, any cffort to do so Sl ombordal figure silkworm ‘ i : A L : 4B wheeled about. “They're trying ‘o and of course, read it to Jack.” “Katherine,” 1 said slowly, * i £ Unit of encrgy 5 o s gt it : : make me tell who I am and who She was dangerously near to tears, | you know that you do not need to | S Commences g e i - my family are, But I'll never do and I knew that her pride would be | endure Jack's unrcasoning unkind- | gt Watery-eyed i A e 'l die first. 1t's none of their busi cruelly hurt should she be unable to | ness any longer, it you do not wish | 5= fciturn | To help 4 - i K i 2 ness. He left me and 1 shot him. | keep them back. I snatched at the holds something very allur- | 22 l\'i“rr;Wnn Mexican dollar 4 % S on s ik loved him and it's my affair. first diversion avidly. royou i i i o ‘“ oy Preseribed course of food . A ¥ : v 3 : ’ lapsed again into silence. *Queer that 1 never notic e put & hand to her heart in- | * 18 ChEer Boundary : o s B B Barbara was bewildered and en ble's mad passion for you.” a | stinctively caught her Deity ? : barrassed. She was searching for demurcly. “But of coursc, one never | the color draining from her face, L, kg0l 41 In the middle : b, ¥ ke ¢ words that would not strike too knows what secthing emotions are ] - you — mean Card n.;,,... | Tree of tough ¥ . i cruelly upon the cars of the gentl - concealed beneath that prim physi \‘”“”1;””“ R woman before her, when the door ognomy. You may remember 1 1 K iy TR n slowly, Ul d ope nh} again and Bob came m:‘ :;‘fl"o"’ i " j,\'“)’y‘:l "’y““]‘"’"’”_‘" s ,":"‘_‘411“[ s el e ; Cup 2 bara and Bob rush out (0 “cover” a murder at a popular night club, " :‘I:":;;"x‘:“l o) \:'O‘l'm“":';“' ":l’i"‘l"w]t\' his. i unhappy in his marriage I P -+ i i ] e in the inaugural ward-|said Barbara, with dignity. another dame, and plugged him.” she whisp The ruse worked! Her nse face ) 1 in yours. His wife would | i Pertaining to air ! ; wovernor's lady | The streets of New Britain wers| “What sort of a creature do you hat's Nellie Marie,” answercd relaxed and she smiled faintly. Dut i donsand = 4 Impartial . BT soothes 11 nor's | auite black, except for a yellow glohe | suppose she'll be?” asked Barbara, | Pob. "She's run this — place ~ for AgnimostliohRns i r",y 1”' myeon " n }‘ m“l Lo 145 Fish noted for oil = 4| wire a irhara po 1 £ light from a strect lamp here and| Bob looked at her with a pitying | years. Has a dance room behind this reaction—or ratfer lack of it—to that e eheeks were flam- | oted f | | cony o | makes it casy. Horizontal neerning a woman hav- Headgear womic freedom whatever, Devoured A very high mountain, Introductory actions vish to take BOI 1R | #ir. “Well,” he drawied, “I never [one and her record includes about the memory of the torturing g r ‘\ starry 4 ] & tumor ] | O g ¢ yrier, wh r she i N ‘ \eard of murderers belonging to any | Six murders in the place. But Nellic breaking cpisode in which that one | M mad.” she faltered. | ;= ¥ tim : E e et B ol be | Marie always gocs clear. Nobody ludicrous incident had figured. o man Who— S i ! e 2 SRl i1 ordinary human being, T guess |could ever conncct her with any of Dicky's escapade with Claire I 8 T RO AU Sl e SR i st 5 | GO ON WITIT THE reet nother. They pass Barbara caught the sarcasm in his | them. from which I rescucd him, and Dr.| steady gaze. ; : b lefedndis CHADPTER 1 g St el “Phis time, though, T think they've GUHIL) B o SEOh Fyesyouste e sl Stioy Pertaining to the atmosphere ivered Tarbara. “J.00Kks | ; were speeding mow through | 0t the goods on her for liquor, al ancee appe ly distant and | know very well I am talking about e andle ¥ Bl fa . Barbara 1 be " il ¢ of the dead—fecls like |(he foreign quarter of New Britgin, | €25t Hope the police will padlock Rt s 3 hir A el . s o e i b e the place for good. IU's a hell hole.” ARCE 5 me time W 1 i king of the dead,” answered | streat corners, talking quietly. Then, nodding his head toward the lis i8 a nice mess down at 3 2, Bob' whispered, Wil she And when Barbara shook Jicr d, he continued, “They've founl letters in her bag. She's the sister of Scnator Blodgett, all ri 1 of infinitesimal consequence. Was it | Hal Meradith, possible, I wondered—not for the| Copy ne—that I was beginaing 10| k Murder always brings out a lot | poarly equipped for conveying LlGSEn ace, 16 WO Bt (o ey night hawks” remarked | signals. Therefore, in serious de Iiim; = pretty - as aiipe Bob. "They like to stand around and | Your Health | range s of these organs pain | 2 J ot oo 2 gas about the murderers and hint at often lacking i o but oftw improvements they could make on |, grout story. You pick up How to Keep It— LRt of SuE ) AL e el atmosphere you can and pi T Ree may not be harmiess. The painte: R “You see,” he continued, philo-|do a sob story on her. Causes of Iline: {affection of the kidneys known ' sophically, “the trouble with the | talked 1o the cops and | case may e ; wws and courts and the rest of [ around a bit, we'll beat it bu By DR, HUGH S, CUMMING The slowly but surcly society is that they don't realize that | the office.” {adenoid tisspe, y murderers are just human beings. The woman in the alcove was PRESCOTT | —_ child’s nasal breathing, i - 40 =& “l never cover a murder trial [ ing. She gathered her cloak up frowm Your husband cxpressly asked | Te m from John Afden h Secrvice 1:0 Yet b 5 - = without thinking all the time while | the floor and with a stately gesis everyone in the office and hou Prescott 1o Hannah Smith ¢. However, it is proba k the judge gits up there so grave and | tjung it around her shoulders, Hei to write you about accident \ ‘ e treated with | is probably no one who i | that fully 90 per cent of all discs 4 the jury so smug, ‘But for the grace | head was very high was very painful b erious. the courtes ¢ 1o any of my other t miliar in some dcgree with | Pegin with pain or have pain as : R - AT . [, DE | of luck, there goes any of you. “I heard what you said,” she cried. e : he sensation known as pain. promin mplom at some ting S e There isn't a man in the world, or | “And it IS a great story. It will the papers, rrying Yo ) o \ R Pain may be defined as a peculiar, | 1uring their course. maybe a woman, either, Who|ruin my brother and my mother, Cannot cxpress 1 M ) cek esy cially (@ particular, sensai' n occurring in | Unscrupulons persons have long kill under certain circum- | Byt it can’t do anything to me. I'm Fiexiotiar I t party it he 4 animal b This sensation may | fostered the idea that pain always | stances. If a fellow gets through life [ done for, anyway, and I don't care.” following. Mr. Prescott thinks helhomesick the bahi ve i ge in intensity from a slight un ans a s s discase. Conse- 5 T Lo ot ot same i S e almost | Without meeting ~those circum- | *Then, more quietly, with awistful will be able to come o 1 { 1 t 1 st reme distress or | que s been possible for 5 [Bent Bis broath as he latened swith | stances. he ought to fecl darn |iook at Barbara, she added “It's Jife tomorrow. Am glad you understoc I N such persons to sell expensive, un At first he hoard neth. | thankful—not virtuous. | that dia it. Youwll learn. It's life! his mother's communica Ihe synipton proceeds from a [necessary and frequently harmful = b & Tt “I don't see that,” protested Bar-|and you can't beat life no matter writing a long letter ton angement ot some vital funct preparations to those in need of ra- | e e iin s bara. “It is so ecasy to live Within{pow clever you think you are.” am from: John Alden Prescott | from discase or \ an dnjury [tional treatment. The power of = the law, and kcep a tight grip on| Barbara met her eyes and turned long as you . nast fhat old log fn which ho 5 e (haE TR o Leslie Prescott 4 1 by violene stion is such that many R Vl { Poter | YOUr passions, that there isn't much | toward the door. Bob followed her. s N 3 e | excuse for murder. People let their | Qugside, the policeman offered to Nasi: r rother & 1 i ited signal, o develop imaginary pai Rl e T e B i c¢motions get the upper hand, instead | ¢how them where the shot was fired know t \ ithoan MNE | be right here. {SIEn of somethin It is a |plaints after reading advertisement The Ry . Iragging a freshly cut young alder | £ ki thei ind. trol. | - keeping their s in control.| “yo with h 3ob,” saic wewly begun dam., Peter | O L HATE 2 LD I oy | “You go with him, Bob, ud DAY LETTER FROM SALLY | not like it. What shall I do about i AIHERION TO LESLIE Ha AH ITH Surgeon General, U. 8. Public (he couldn’t think what had :\\\'.Hwn») | He had a feeling that it was but the trut on grea don't ne [special sense provided by nature for |or skillfully worded question:.ires : Don't come 1 til yo {e t think you ought to |the preservation and protection of | As v It improper ivice & " re hol| That rha I'll wait in the car. . i S A : cyes, There he . 4 Rl you can leny y needs you [the individual the c. It is a|wor tment have bec 2 M | IR Holrish Betoreiwalcns| Dob looked a Well,” he | iyed by a group of evil-looking getting al . lidly, 8 ¥ re than 1 although she could not ! he reaction of th ind to in- known 1o be given while the frur ; Sae i ; - Do pd Pad , “you're talking like a new girl men on the opposite side of the Carton 1 ¥ it you as much. ) urn was (v condition contimi undiagnose i e s R o, hera | Feporter now. You just don't Know | ctreet Barbara climbed into the £l et o S L O gl conc ing pain which are (and unr only he or a member of his he racing car stopy fron | The words of the murderess were trly well known but inadequatel Pain is one of the 1 : i . i aanaver |an old brick building a block 1ong, | il in her ears—*You'll lehrn. You tter From Hannah Smith to 't i y good . am preciated : Ve : : = % S iy i i o { which was divided into & | can't beat lige John Alden Prescott glad of t " use it | Ior instanc 1y wo ¢ : s Fete el G 2 Ucier paked his head out. There | papyments by numerous wooden | ‘o Te Continued) 3 v ! i the sound of another small ald- | giairg descending directly to the | He looked in the direction | gqewalk, v ¢ 4 2 ound and there he saw Mrs.| parpara hesitated a moment as {provisiic or hen D ezun, not only - | Paddy. A few minutes later he dis- | ol started for the steps. He paid i s 1 one of the young beavers|ng aftention to her reluctance, but to injury and like- d z grasped her arm and ran, n formerly X . i 2 > - : out of that hollow lo The rickety wood of the staircase ) |t o : Sl 1dy!" he cried. “What arc 1ked and gave under their feet, A TOMORROW — Letter from Chain e ¢ ou L along ing over here in broad day-|yknek on the blackened door brought \‘:: Atherion to Mrs. Leslie Pres- S e \‘-\'HH\‘MenuS /0)' tlle Family LR L S R Al . instant response. Standing just old| There are a number of erest nal I, though possibly ob is also known |comy se 18 most acute | prophy adult life. Dresent liv conditions render brush, Peter scram Pain is not in itself a disense but ication of a decayed or an in . having placed the young|side, when the door opened, was a | Ry o 5 i) 1t the new dam just to suit | broad-shduldered policeman. | of @ | % " I A & e e : 1 1d seen to it that it was firm. “Hello, Charley,” cried Bob, and | COIOR CUT-OUTS — = i RSy ‘ p ke : o L ¥ I . grinned at Peter. “1 might | trushed past him, dragging Barbara i same thing of you, Peter one arm. The long narrow hall said he. vas bordered on the right side with - 5 er grinned. “That is true,” said [ row of closed doors. | procedure. s S ST Ry 3 AR it am here because I didn't dare| 1ob paused by one of them and Lice, 2520\ home. I was here all night, and |shot an inquiring glance at the offi iylight came 1 thought :he | cer, Who nodded in reply. wisest thing and the safest thing to| Barbara followed Bob into the 1o would be to stay right here, so|room. It was almost filled with | re 1 am. But 1 thought you work- | tables and chairs, stacked upon each | mly ut night. You didn't work | other. On a hench by the window | st nig At e you didn't work |lay something covered with al over here, for I was keeping watch, | Ulanket. Barbara turned her Why didn't you? And why are you| Then she saw an alcove. In it sat re in daylight when you should|a woman, with her back toward the be at home door. She did not move as they en- Why should I be at home?" Pad- | tered. But the door behind them | 1y aski Lurst open again. | Well, because you should,” re- Bart turned in time to see a plicd Peter rather lamely, It was, |large woman in spangles swagger | § n 10 better class women ; : vou will admit, no answer at al into the room and up tc Bob. Her today employ “KOTEX.” LY Mer, . B St Paddy!” he cried. “What are should 17" persisted Paddy, | face was caked with powder and % e aches ik you doing over here in broad cause you're afrald to be out | rouge and six-inch earrings dangled Wear lightest gowns and daylight o™ n the daytime, At least that is what | trom her cars to her shoulders. She frocks without a second ways have understood,” replicd |began to swear at Bob, with a flow | § thought, any day, anywhere. of language thdt both horrified and e e X : 3 p ¢ chuckled. “A lot of people | tascinated Barbara, | 5 L is flash : i esn anl s, Tt not dar ¢ that hol. | understand the same thing,” said he.| “You young cur,” screeched the | |- dinary cotton pads! re affic ow t f >crhaps it is just as well t do. | woman, all her spangles shaking, | Deodorizes. Ends ALL fear cn the pain of Some folks have an idea that we |"Get out of here. You can't butt| B of offending. paratively trivial asj - t gk e e o 1 di | beavers cannot see very well in day- | into my place of business and snoop 8 3 s a g ag tepethas 1y B e 1y 1 vandering N d that is why we work at|around, so's to ruin my repuutation Discards as easily as a piece 1. prolonged exp hope they will keep on|by your dirty paper. Get out and of tissue. No laundry. £0. A mistake like that s | get fast!" You get it at any drug or of 1 From losing charm under a trying hygienic situa- tion comes this way CORES of women's disor- ders are largely traced to- day to old-time “sanitary pads,” insecure and unsanitary. Kxox .8 Combination of Leathers THE PRINCE RESTORED WO White and Rose ied”, If you have 'kid an ils may be lacking nt case iphthe 1l organs such as |stomach, heart and kidneys are Bound With Leather good thing for us, for it makes it| The policeman thrust his head in department store simply by to get our work done. We can as well in daylight as at . and we like to work by day, 1 there are none of our worst emies abont, those two-legged itures called men. It is to keep | their sight that we work so | night. Did you sece Yowler | b Cat last night r| (Copyright, 1925, by T. W. Burgess) ow log for a nap. | — in the morning | The next story: “Paddy Stops to when Peter was awakened, At first | Talk" | him; but she went out of the room | the door. “Pipe down, old lady,” he ald. “We've got the goods on you this time. Best come along quietly.” The woman turned, glaring at | without another word. The officer | winked at Bob, and beckoned to| him Barbar found herself alone in the room, with the blanket-covered body and the silent woman in the alcove. The stillness was unbearable. “Pardon me," she said, advancing saying, “KOTEX.” No em- barrassment. In fairness to yourself, try this new way. Costs only a few cents, Twelve in a package. KOTEX No laundry—discard like tissue