New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 17, 1926, Page 10

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Vertica | i A/ N/ | EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1926, W STY Ernest PYRIGHT 1926 BEGIN HER) HENRY RAND, w, 1s found murdered in 1ODAY i i for a s time after his knees on the hed forelread, some and long departure nim his un hefore W rinkling fummped per or a ol Jorel in Grafton, Police find u took drawer Colvin puge after pa 1l the events “And not 1, ho wrote, hat they'd they You migit 1y o Detec ance, tan's ha kerehiet and the ye up, stub of u t or JIMMY RAND, his L BOCK T ) Hridge re the or i al He Istuh s traced THOMAN [seribing i [ FOGARTY, who says he gave i |OLGA NMAYNATD, Jimmy meets and with MARY LOWELL, connters Olga Maynard learns police w . Mary with from o Barry that aword to “You found wever, some- Mooney if you was one who believe Olga or 1o of L enlinret fulls in Later he en- | on int it her tor g SAMU L family Jove wy i e when she out To commit to memory, rt of verb to be, Sailor I ity weral 1 the resin thers i middle g0 1. 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He is evenin and pes two shadowers affer blaci) from one POLICE LI hi Wi a hlac that cause six the modest and Mr, rang the cll. Mrs. T Nh two niers 1o leave e apartine the warnings one Leil opposit e followed s jfrom his wresting a them. Hy ANT O'DAY or something similar father's death NOW GO ON WITH E CHADTER NIN Who knows? 1 “But, jumping at ced that it sandl that rest in trying to pnt setting Lo radi h came leome was Mr. Chy Towell's v “Grood evening. (pl) stepped to one side door. "l and your da to sit 1 his fin e take your h Mary has not finish- ing yet and vou n't want indoors with your overeoat on cold so easily as it is, 1 1o hurry. 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He glanced around the living room, | Mrs. Lowell sighed We try like it, but it is rather tryin apartment life, after many in a big home. Oh well, things Church, I'd sot nt waiting, o this cars of 80 been different since Mr. It almost breaks my Mary work, but to like it. I'm afraid T'll ne to it There was a suspi- cion of tears in her voice. Church smiled, “The moder Mrs. Lowell. And I'm not T agree with all her theories. 1 her cling to the old-fashioned of woman's place being in the of thing, This ality and |independence is all very well, but fter all there are certain inevitable contacts the girl in business has to {make that are not—well, I like to see it. “And now, Mrs. Lowell. I'm taking Jthe liberty of saying sornething that [has been on my mind for some time, It is about Mary.” “Yes?" Mrs, Lowell attention. ‘I Jove her. Now just a ni=h 2" He ruption. “I died. to | Lowe hear t uged n girl, idea Tome sort as all eager minute, May T waved her inter- can offer her and you, a wonderful home, While T am not exactly a millionaire, still most people would call me wealthy.” . of course” hreathed Lowell ry wealthy.” Lno went on smoothly, “T think 1. hold a certain position in the community that cannot be hought with money." He was on gracefully with hi phasis to his words, all Mary has to do is the word.” “Have you said anything to Mary 2" Mrs. Lowell's voice fluttered. “That is another thing I am old sout Lowell.” e slightly. "I am speaking fi you. T have dropped —an occa- hint, which is only natural for I had gathered that interested in a let me see— pl away ase. 100 Mrs. ah, s feet, gesturing rms to add em- “Mrs. Lowell, is fashioned hos 1o sion L man in love. A8 somewhat young named Rand “Oh, 11 man at?" She did my smiled deprecat- to discourage ot in he was here a f was all. She nev me any more." wise mother: he ex- claimed softly. “It must have been 1ot us call 1t intuition—that led you to discour that, I haven't had the opportunity to observe the young man very much. but the first him he with a notorious woman Right in front of the with dozens o times romen- a time T saw was standing on the str in his Mayfair Hotel passing 04:3F “Oh, drunk. The Are both of t Lowell m must exelaimed. have heen y of ac- it, too, re's no ofher countir it. Mary Perhap his name od inking about that— herself wonder of hat ary hasn't quite nging me might misunder- ow, and 1 have acy ahout suggestin rstand ctly it quite noble be a cor- Mr. of you Lowell," T know, But last minu her dress, T suppose. Excuse me Alone, Church smil: a self- fied smile. With his 1 hand he ful flicked his cigar ashes into With his right down his flawlessly He walked over to the ted Mrs. “I kno nite assure re's Mary Tielp with are mbed hair. mirror down and Lowell, in Mary's room, sald cIped her danghter into her Chureh my pe 10 you. 1sked ight to propose on, unheeding. and admirable of us Did say “He Mrs. terrupted, “refinement, leverything a girl could ask. has wealth," position— Not sure that | economic | don’t | 1 want to marry her. | rather romantic cople | his black | Not | many girls get such a chance, If ha says anything to you tonlght T want you to think of what it meens to nia {~to both of us, No more of this |this awful poverty, 1 don't think I ‘u.um stand to go on with fit." She dabbed at her eyes with her [handkerchier and left the room, and {Mary, strangely white faced, stood |staring ot or the window for sous |time before she followed. + | On the drive downtown and dur ling the concert Church attens tiveness itself to M 10 | alusion to his conver: {mother, but on *he way 1 lquite casually breught up the “That," he with o gracef [wave of the hand town fnipose house you should 1 ere born to thinss |like that. Tt no 1 iy you shouldn’t have them | Mary, biting her lips, | huppy where T am, Mr | ou say fthaf becay fyon to be You much of . Mary, and enough of yourself, Think Miow lderful it swonld he for your motl and you-—a home like that Mary,” he confinued impetuouss Iy, “T ean eive you all that and more, (I tove you and want you to mary me." | “Don't | face buri Ma | Wil you 2 “Yos, T will. Pleage take me | 1n ner room once more, she f | herself down on tho be fully “Selfish!” st In o strangled voice, “Is that 1 am- mad with her He on me topic, sud, ing looking home “Is the kind of living in. You v re's 1Eon 1d, Churd 0 it sn't think In on- . Don't,” she 1in it your vou fo think o v lian ir ing still eried what dressed sellish Throt feame the purr lengine starti [the distance, the of 1t open window an_ automob faded away in P | n front of Jimmy ] ter, the ink on it hardly dry. gan, “Dear Mar Jimmy slowly |several ‘pages. that had taken hours to He read it |Then he pushed his ehair back from |the table and slowly erumpled the {letier in his hand Ris hie tore it into tiny rew them i read it through-— write, ng, {r (To Be Continued) o ————— ] | | | P $100 Reward for a box worth 60c! He was 4,000 miles from home, in a land tabletsin a trunk they couldn't find 1+ '] &lmost anything to getit,"'he told me, caneat anythingin the worldif I take a tablet itery i is instantaneous. 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