New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 13, 1926, Page 10

10 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1926, A Wife's C gmmmmmwmwn T nxmx:xz:m:mmummmmh F82ER Rt ERReReeRR onfessional Adcle Garrison's New Plase of ! E REVELATIONS OF A WIFE A shrewd Antagonist Arranges a 1 s scene for Hugh a of cu Ak 1 X | 1 4 ) M o 1l % 1 1 . o o f . “YWon't you do some never 1 asked, holding ' ie for ountered, wa room give you my in front of i g in it ng g0 3 foot there i3 nothir your r ‘o1 4. tiny slippers He waited for perhaps ten seconds e floor, while upon the -but an eternity to me. Then 1 t think he realized the r request, and spoke a q “As you wist tn a firep “I am goin once, for you are & cold now. 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