New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 5, 1926, Page 10

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T, or hair there was a knock SN . tar) assured | 8reat injury to someonc | used tomb,” Mrs, Grantland e RerRr A onGet Py I""‘”‘ DORERLD SC e SEVER i fond “Lyen if thicves broke in nob." she tu im bl i i TG S : L never would find that saf \0 “ r \ “Do you remember a ved party dress—and a ved scaut?? aske 1 laid e of red Sk in Ladia’s hand and went out. her testimony W last “But why g the v {0 the i Wi ARty \ertical Ras s r ) i ool N Sl 7 4 R e r or inguiringly, it recelved 1 It plainly w ing | E dlbset hatiing 2, AgC T red fo say. Through the curtains from b . ; . . g BE [ TeDerr u | ne Paney with derom Hugh's friendship me but he | whic TR : . Indolent N 4 ] s o @ T 3 . S ! o LR Vi ; - - i e Larbari « selves unti v had , LS 2 VIOLETTA CRANBY i ! 1 i el tor. te t N upEEeoms T e . - b Manncrs I i ing his, It COLOK CUT-0UTs S touched him | o ’ " " d painfully and turncd aboui, his cyes A Miller’s Daughter A S e R P irooped and he stood stil Probably t necd to tell yo : vou do. Miss Haw what for,"” wl h Cer, hie ting S perfune You know all a P mnaAnner s back in New Brit AN 08N Mann @ 1he eries of av ting his eyes to Darba face: | bara had Leen LETITER FROM LESLIE PRES- COTT TO LITTLE MARQUISE, i CARE OF THE SECRET 1 my DRAWER—Continued rs I noticed that Sally Joc and worn but s spirits which is usual oo, nk back e ¥ 20 alon awley,” | Mrs. Stacy.” tim detective, “We i down | The woman's cyehre et lave made some very fine my married life Little and Sally Athertol Peter Gives Himsell Away e on to ny:v s g R e e 2 gl ORjIheL e DEOS pians about this felloy No.” repeat rhara crispl nd fled, When “I'mh bom, ghe was | Reynelds Lydi adquarters came | ened. Wk an h later, “\We're taking | L0 €a¥ abo ek t tain tomorrow “This is the situation Barbara n, He's waived extradition.” | talked rapidly, “I've come Barbara 1 ) the receiver Manners, and Manners sure to sce himn. | rushed en Forest can 1 never knew when for- how loyal and true | | | allica : ; o folk, ¢ . i Now, as you know, Jumper's co \ ) ‘ s would be likely to | him 1 ud ta i when he moved, | aftery ‘ ow, watc | Old Motl da| ack with has impli o the desk in her room, | cated Bruee in the scandal. T knov story of Manners' capture | 1® isn't guilty. You know it (0o, even floudering tir the s il 5 v should never a ! wrot Jumper v g 2 L ave ce o keep watch. | er and hurried down to ter than 1 do, for you were in office, 1t was nearly | VOlved in th r I waut you to road that night i vo o'clock when she went to bed. | testify for ral. Dut th \ She was awakened at eight o'clock | Lydia Stacy ften been 1 1 ¢ to whom the snow made no « the telephone, M Perkin imper was traveling easily on ton | i o in getting abouf. Tt was|querulous voice came over the of the snow. He 't sink 1| ffooty the Great Horned Owl, Hooty | “Why, what came of him 1 1 S Fiag * he 1 not been | dear? 1osal youw'd go down te |Should seek me out in my own ho lims: mucl . e t the night before on ac- [ the cashier and come right back, [ |10 make so unaccountable a requ Jumper, 3 ¥ ¢ " i snowstorm. So his great | Walted and waited, but you didn’t | L know absolutely nothig about ¢ ooked even fiercer i | come, Couldn't you by phone irs of Bruce Reynolds or t that's a nice « Acres company, And 1 Wwhy you should hother 1dy Fox wasn't only wire, | “What g linary thi you, my scarcely understand his noiscless wir o | cither. Do you think A10s t Guestion 1 either.” Her gimlet oy Barbara. “I'm very sorry, ) -| Miss Perkins, but 1 f t all E Something more hungry, but P " st at way to see if It pened. I'm e t hap- | bothering myself hecanse T was aving f me this | Very fc Bruce Reynolds, ternoon.” said, 15515 e Fox given J r. Man ¢ oty, “Oh!" the exclumation was sharp. | that fate has made me TINE MAGIC TABLL v Jump- | a did not wuit r more, | Ment of ruin to him. I won't S L RTe Y ; e \ e : 1he : er had been | N* did she speak the ten |1 tell you I won't be TCMORBOW: s Jetter, co ades . 1 L — loll el REOW This Jetter, con . o day you came st te p = 1 g onis e chances are Miss Perkins had ex- | Should blame me. I'm going inuee ont the slory wher S Font ous ¢ 4 a ) wldn' o seen him. Cle hung up. 1iim, and you are - — T E f v « 1 = ut Ju was hopping along on| The trip back to New Britain was | Astonishment Monys & « family s BEETE oo NRCTRE ER R R He saw at |resarding her arrival in New Britain | chair. Lydia rose too, so that going to hiclp m and fury vi or 1 Barbar, e din- | 1e deputy stayed with his pris- | “You are in my house without m |oner in a etateroom the whole way, | Vitation. T made a mistake lid bara cafch Man- |2l in Inviting you fo the in passing through the : You brought an escort ed with hatred. | re out of the comic strips world | The station was crowded with | You made my party ridiculous. And ehadow, Theaded | curious people when the trio alight- | NOW You come back to intruds “It would be |ed from the train. Barbara looked | me ; I Ll ne 2 T3z 1 e a dir ight from un- | about her, g staring men and | Barbara was fumbling in cHap o = &5 slood a young man. YT . 1926, Associ I s, | \ | der the Reddy Fox,” thought { Women on the platform. | Pocket. “The party—that reminds = S ‘ & t Safann i ot She left Manners and his guard [Me. Do you remember a red pariy e, e el s and t @ g v 2 Rabbit who was|and ran for a taxi. nd a red scarf?” rye Hooty the Ow T McDermott was waiting for her at id a piede of red silk ! S0 he saw what at first looked like 08 ST ed in watching | the Telegraph office. “Great stuff, | Lydia’s hand and went out. youn e e Eoi | per and dy, but h said, holding out his | (To Be Continued) ) “Sorry it happened just in plaining adache, ¥ 1 to run and | mics. § s that he saw what at | time o spoil the convention for you. | A little bluing, added to 1 Feverishness, Stomacl , save hia life from R ooked fing s 3ut New Dritain is wild. We're going [ ter in which cu s 1s Troubles and Tereal S S GTReC e ; ) z-|t0 need everytiing you know about | washed, will make it clear dowels take cold L | N » s and take co : il . w1l By that|the Manners sparkling \new what MOTHER | some times i it templation. | N ERien T il Holwer s Tlicw and, pullad GRAY'S SWEETPOW- 50 Jumper T ping just ont of | . . ‘ ir|out an « “Ginl ing all his ad no further word. brown eyes flamed into it dressed like in Reporter Cap- ———— D SERS ‘would do for . S ‘ claws 3 ire tealtor,” said the ban- T o »7 'NSIST UPON i SR (hici children no family g el pping to t that he|ner e L te Baries) Hawi s KE M P s R wou }rr:r':-;: hot g 3 ter {0 [ ipit Finds Jonathan of head or chest are more easily BADE X ed. So pleasant to 1 of it . I ¢ . was the r On Way Home With Pri- treated externally with— THE YOUNGEST DAUGHTER DONT ACCEPT and 80 effective that & Gt nge astant Jumper | soner.” rd which accompa ANY SUBSTITUTE mothers who once use els lodge | “Now you see why we had to send G them always tell others about them. rmm.-. A ave them can act out all | Address Nother Gray Co, Le Boy, N, Y. Silly Quarrel Barbara was reading the story. L Jars Used Yearly