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

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Police find a an's handkerchief and the stub a vellow theater ticket JANET RAND, his daughter, caks her engagement with BAR- RY COLVIN, because of the *“dis grace” JIMMY RAND, his son, socs to Bridgeport where the stub i traced to a politicul I THOMAS FOGARTY, who [Jimmy |suys he gave it OLGA MAYNARD, |the door. | cabaret singer. Jimmy meets and MARY LOWELL. TODAY a business 1 in a cheap and turn There Miss ( her conf with som clutched appoint 1 The of der the t 11 hoss, falls Later love en- in vith “There's son Rand? unters Olga want her he faints at hearing jthe stres for murder. Mary with SAMUEL CHURCH, lthy Jawyer, Jimmy lift L into a taxi and misunderstands. s polier 1 ) might |ers seion of a man ced very ligh Bridge- [and cked by two | police e 100 change secs e crowd into pos: was sone 1 her up” two nigl Jimmy v ind later is att |men but With Jini Church gets Mary! him. Jimmy th for money That night Jimmy and O a wan they both 1it) members promise nks she is Hotel 10 mar- marry- | ilants, stub, |womar d a comy {and they identify him by his po- 'ho Hiee picture as TKE JENSEN standing | Church, out driving witl Hig he ler one of the man who z Mary artlessness br ring over a kindles hatred in t engagement LIBEUTENANT man, warns Jimmy that Olga love with him, He invites Jimmy his for supper. The next day Tin who, funds, job driving a laundry truck, red. He of | A 18 10 th er. | with nd 1 Gl nd nd Jimu and she aks O'DAY, 2 police- tind portan And yet is in 10 v s my ot of ad I She her aceus is employer vasons for his dis- GO ON WITH THE CHAPTERR XXXI1 stood STORY on rugge nar Olgs word Finally nd’s anger written Porter He mil t toast ad Nut Puy 1 [} M As ITHORNTON W Fort BURGESS such terror send ish Brown's ir, wi suddenly st ich natur U bit. Farmer Brow o and Farmer Brown's He has has his hair on end. Now. there thing that will cmly fright 10 know. prickly . chase Knows. acikbon enly hatt stan v one in such uns “ausc and Remove It ght for a weeh | ade eve 15¢ and 30¢, aton Jimmy ‘thing 1 want (o ask you, Fad. nigh violet ol ed awa was usion by 1 bills sald the ne ther's fa awunt, T theater |flung down the g lie as et it, eyes Mary Lowell, l¢ little later than t door te oked up, I as said O'Day, COPYRIGHT 1926 instantly busylng Porter o young he walked s ving her usual, ) by 1 : toward It |vasy to for tin innocs Nk ny? 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Lowell 1o reach her in the glass of The light from 1 like a ) in her eyes, ving her?” irvor. on t urned to- table and front it, resolutely. on the bed pillow. got 10, to lier feet. and ca herself own on I hini. 0] phons I's numb Nady, answering, sald 4 dinner engageme he nt, id nt o O'Day wswered the Hmmy ra co You'll he ur i He 1 in hlue, “Fact s, is afternoon. A have I've con- ith the chi some vork Jim: his hat. lad Vs coat iy 1 ahout." and ix the you fat mothe by m feel at home, on the cheel way of rouble,” Sit right about poor your “You hoy you to O'Day meet the indicated his two silently into the s, Prancis is fc Pimothy. Tim's nt, admitted rer that D Timothy volun- 1ation that he was nted their father, . ] don’t know going 1o be hy hed Mrs life Ar, worryin' his q e vith astions 1 to Jimmy. Tim,” Jimmy youthful ques- e war came pted my colle taking a genera) vl seiencee nd wmy ner | herself to | all, | . But there | sked her. | was | with | will | Tim's eycs popped as he heard about the machine gun bullet that had punctured the gasoline tank on Jim- my's plane, He wanted even to see the sear left by the one that bad plowed through Jimmy's shoulder. | Jimmy had to explain for«the !more technical-minded Irancis how the fixed gun that operated from the |pilot's seat was synehronized with the motor, so the bullets could pass Letween the revolving propeller Llades, instead of going through them and splintering them. By timed with the motor's leam shaft,” he explained to the at- tentive I'rancis, “In the two.seater the ohgerver in the rear op- movable gun that he could all the wa ound." alwiys 1l remarked Lieutenant O'Day it took @& lot of nerve to fly one of them planes. Now 1 know it. 1 kmow what a soldier's life is like, 1T saw a bit of actien fn Cuba, But excusa me from flyin', I'll keep my feet on zood old Mother Earth.' Not all” laughed wrong the infa during the were was | planes, ted ving ler Jimrmay, slant ene ntry for i, when ordered to go : had to do . In ir service it was a cineh, I we ent up and s an enewy ajrplane hd didn't feel dike fighting we-conld yme down and hlame it on engina | troutile. There was no cngine trouble |in infantry O'Day langhed hoisteronsly. imn Nie said, turning to Irancls {and Tim, “had better pack off to | your room. The lot of studyin® |to do. mple. Now, tellow the to |over 10y “You got the sack today,” said Jim. He and O'Day were still at the hle, smokin, while Mrs. O'Day |my | |eleared off the ¢ He told 0 | she how had been fived for th lond time for no appurent r 2 “T don't ther it's hard ek or whether gomehody’s hound- {ing me. T zot the same in hmh places, Do you suppose there's i) G e ry know reason { some O Dary his head. T can make it out. lad.” k. puffing at his cigar, nd with a peculiar lo here's something Your father's Nand, wasn't it? shonk “Darned it He leaned and eyed on my name mind, lirema wag {Henry O come studind his eigar. from a place named v York state?" he did.” T cargerly, was raisod “Was his father “Did he Durbin, yes, mmy leaned 'hat's where he a hoy." named Thaddeuy haddens Rand ither, T never saw what do you grand. fhough my was my him Ay know about (To Be Continued Your Health How to Keep It— Causes of Illness EDITOR'S NOTE: “This third of a serfes of ten artic the care of babjes. 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