New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 3, 1926, Page 4

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Somebody Displays Interest Madge's Movements sight of the suddenly wor i roused a combative 1t efectively | e and ., closir even now The the ring smile i lost Al a reass es, I'm sure said, “but “Don't Tu 1 ke AQEDadt I'm s you v from idle motive or at z upon me S glve it ged sincerely, partienlarly s prying Polly tno trer all it one's doors another for. the id s above me, easy to lock en the of the apartment | ighed so pelty s this cven If relis was her aguin, monplace “Are tl house That its rea reply should y'a re | A relieved docsu't ¥ “But. * she sald, know Bildren ¢ I preserved the fieton grandchildren with a comprehending and as she let me out of the oor T heard her draw a deep uessed that she swas glad in- o have managed ®o satlstac- n embarrassing situation. ith the distinct proprie- ing which every woman | s toward a prospective ne t T scanned the building sely from the vantage point of a spot across darive where 1| ‘uwmx for the downtown bus Tt {had been an imposing structure in| its day and was still handsome with | |1ts recessed windows and its heavy, | exquisitely carved fron grille. With | peered furtively at me, She was t00 |the penchant for romanti ‘rw‘nh-l honest to be a good dissembler and |tion ahm_v old bulldings, concerning T fotted dor tal note- [which Dicky teases me so much, | book the palp sus- [began to sketch mental pletures of | pacted one of the the people who had planned and | the top floor of heing the {butlt” the beautiful Tome. who had | had looked in upon me. lived and dled In it and whose heirs | Curlously enough. her very hesl-|were mow content to see it turned | intion took y {into apartments, vostige of e fear which| Basement, first floor, second had been mi s 0 plaus- |third, fourth—I counted the ible an explanation now of the open- [dows, mentally contrasting the s ing and .1(», z door that I scored |which had housed three people and myself erely for mnot having [their servants and now given thought of it before, T knew h [ove= to 80 many. The windows were of the cramped, loncly existence led [all correctly, If plainly, eurfained by women with no business to rea- and the shades were drawr lize that occasionally a weaker sis- [same halfway point in ter among them added a little vari- |But as my - es lifted (0 the fourth aty to her life by peeping and p oor T distinetly e drawing ing into the affa r people. [back of t No doubt one of A stolen fone wi down the s atified oslty by a look and then you of the first r the second floor third floo oceupled are away much co! 3 has five people voung men in are gone all day, small rooms— but they're mostly Her volce had hee ing—I was sure until she came to the last )'r verbal i1 hen it ran down an unwound clock, and she will be yours, the |deed | torily \ most convine- & women upon one who floor, win- at the every one saw | i | curtain and knew somc- | me, |8 | | 18 | s watching (Copyright, by Yeature Rervice, 16286, Newepaper Inc.) 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NOW GO ON WITH THID STOWRY v v slap THORNTON W. BUL( had been the vholy in d any way scape. Not itd nothing ns, doin best thing Ther ek 1o 1 around come <pair that s Kknowin, ; and, as so oft nothing she was Tox n would did, Wi When 1t did, wh 0? “I'll climb the tr Nanny Bi saw vead up she kne \dy diduw't turn nly pr s hi Right past Nanny Meadov was standing e better, A mo dow on all fou ran swiftly » toward {wall on the farther side 1cd behind the o owly a aref until he could peep over Meradow Mouse she didn't cven Her heart for her to th k | else She had been onc |erouchin young crou |very i ¢ saw wonder was too | ulnes: in | hing nd now hope was a wonderful feel- hope. No « it feeling 1s en in desp thonght that feeling of ave be Nanny s tin his I Wi'\'l‘\\' FEBR I fist and caught the man flush ing to f momen from th g thre s P him Improve Tea with Lemon first-clase hotels The lemon tang enhances t! flavor of the tea—adds an tractive zest. appetizcrs and digestive aids. So lemon with tea is feature of g Jieat for e handy for I California Lemons on i Most fair H Mooney I We've gone call now nday ey we Tt wdiy utter plion tor M ou Munduy ind for that talkin' about. That vou long noon and plan our v Wl to look Fogarty, Tl ing you werc cd mort ob with a wink, i it might answer hingz loo ram to his e Write to fine I'he Slippiy ening to th ile radnally illed up, it. Most lizr to him nd rough of a from ofile, ' him. He thoug vould o e n cnough t ly irtist tip irm little light, and lost of of it 1 hobhed. 110 him LKeronnd S 1o fit ground They S speeted o see 1 flushed conld ha standir i Jin slue, He seions of him of follo He when im reac to her men in chin her even and quickened inside." He was “getfling He wasn't looking iddenly thon red whether he ®ith his bluff. for trouble. He Her whole pose seemed to fit naturally into a church background. learn- |He was handsome in a way, but room |a e-lipped mouth spoiled what from a |otherwise would have been a down- right good-looking face. loo us T “What a smooth worker you are,” red to Jimmy. “Come on. hop n.” ister, Jimmy edged over curb. “Beat it," toward 21d quietly at the wise the New | L The man at the wheel was ¢limb- ng out Jimmy could smell liguor. He stiffened. Suddenly he lashed out with his fist and caught the nearest man flush on the chin. (To Be Continued) too. im to and he's You too. She Knew What's the color of the colored stockings.—