New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 5, 1926, Page 20

uicksands of Adele Garrison’s New Phase of Love | ol (H. l“’». “Well, thank you, You've told me more about my father than 1 [ knew myself, I think I can under- | stand” why he was always silent {about his hoyhood day . The | recollection of them mu 't have been A A GOPIIIGHT:1930 EY. HEA SEAVICE, ING, Jim stuck out his hand. “Good R ] t f Wf BEGIN HELE TODAY wore : night, leutenant, You've been very evelations or a wire i TE el 0o o o Kind. 1 in a cheap N s “Giood night, lad.” Resolutely | ng a L 1 1 1 won velo—understood, The ki Jimmy steppo out of O Edith Fairtax, and ind D! the h ol ¢ anything wre Tl Ny hou, nd into a cold, wind-drive also, out of my mind, I hurricd uy you t ' nuts ahout cach of s oy rain, Ile had only a short time to stalrs from the grill, detating 1 1 ork s daughtor, | up thelr minds to wult for a strect car, which carrled question of what to do with Mury of my 1 t BAR. in' | ¥ hit stop just two blocks from Harrlson {n the time which shc 1 e “di g Yot | his roon he vlapse before the arrival of | nogots g I'wice on the wilk home from the wnt fn the eve Tucked ] cre the theater | 1l I Angelo could think car he stopped nery and looked in my br the n 1 rieed to a political be 8 that hi Vot He could have sworn that he of arrang! y ! oG 0 BOVE Bv i (s hoy o | wd heard someone following him, girl tor the ry to [ 0L MAYNARD, a ) | He hud the san nsation of bheing Iarret ant 1 had ; norint ) tehed that he had experfenced the termed the 1 R S LR i night he was attacked on the very ectic situatic But that « LOWEL er ho cn stock i R corner he W pussing wait, My t task was to p W lntssatehedrs to marry Harry | ' L li all he heard was vent her suspecti 1 o \_N‘l_l“"_lf‘l‘ ‘l""" “AD Thadd he thot W the ho £ of the wind. The ney east. warne y bt *ljust a scheme of old Ar th it of Monymous warn- As 1 entered t ; het s i | inas he 1 cived again flashe room of our suite 1 found 1 i aniifineunds aine | thiroush i o was the ; g : ) police the stub might ! iy engaged in § P i ot il that had threat- ding she and I 1 pr e el Tt S ehie ¢ ounless he loft town (r”! n\':m ar rally Jimmy recelves ‘ t gt oo . room to : ng e Bk it os D mounted the steps of v, Danc erc P ey i it it all down to h liarum scarum w t | | : i e went up, the stal gitl who visited t the ; N Al esitarsea) t ) A light was burning ing her errat N R oD AU ot ne o coulid seo it shin from the vealized what wi 1 ¢ my accuses her of mar- | rock loor, and he arduous—drilllng bad been i o : s | thomentiit the hands of ) Glad ¢ ’ d. Tut 1 {101 ot one nighity| He ¢ I the door. 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Anything Half an em ! s 2 1, had had a hoy- e « 0 t Devices uscd in fransterring 3§ I ‘ which resulted in rom front, Jim.” Then t ich ¢ patterns 40 § v ) with a girl named ! 10ve serious, Officer on a ship 44 To soal smething that's § 1 kno . rd brown skin tumor 46 Kindled Ay | It belonged to your father, 1 e {8 Plaything NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY. | fumbled in his pocket. “Have S i i L CHAPTER XXXTII you cver scer Jim? : In a sfate of motion 73 Minute openings i | xostr e s o _In his out land Barry Prophet 4 To hecome oxha 1 heil to ) Harry and Marie Colvin held a Itolin ) ) 1 1 Like i Suave ; . e il Ao ; Yo Be Continaed), 0 T Txpanded ) on the end of his cigar. In his ouieicned band & v held & i - \ | Ehe Variant of “a” S 18 ont I W1 turned quite & et e . ‘ e R e v ot 1 vt st s tor severat| Wonus for the Family oy 1 ith intercst | 47 Rythm i TR was proud old ' deus all over. v er that he (V‘\[w‘!! mnl\ ‘ 1 | 49 To card wool iod | hole fown was up in the He marches Harry home to blow that had knocked him to | —_—— G S e 1 cagerly. 30 Melancholy senle 4 To finish R can still | drug store, still silent an’ 10 fluor was a crack on LY ‘-I\II B MARY, 1 i come to stay and To ¢ v them now, t rybody | fac Wher ts him 1) ! 8 terrible. It was I st \ Kt To pull along cal -ty i T T i e G R 1o for life : iy ! 1 Ve 1 To marry 3 i have anytl o1 ! bean o8 annongun \ n't, his girl.! ¢ carrot ) 1 « i t To he worthy Harry i el it 1 On top of g | stand i 1 N Baked halibut steaks £7 To accomplish oy & They had t 1ys, Wi our i ring po- €5 Ria Marie could lie about h Notl or for , dellied 69 Feas 18 et away with it, but Harry * Yol v sponge T e [SH Tl too mueh like the kid he was. “What i bread, miik, P I ates the skull RO E v i he kids for a whilt Nothin | VERTICAL E'o Eiol i itin' for their | brother, who saw it all e « of us ever who enjoys a 1 Wrenohed AT i them, W ner of tl W 01y 1 norning bre ’ 2 More uncommon IRl 1 haddeus I old Ang hidin', s a t 1 I he in this /menu. It Neuter pronoun “1'—\ their story an’ then he understand I t 1 maple I ' INeEe ' 3 ; ddeus and demands that “Well, Thaddens stood t 4 v il te the N | ; | 1o time | (vh.) 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Nothing The ext story: “I rot Vhy ‘” krow I'm a n t—Y I rd |and nobody 1s following me.” |Hound s Afraid.” | Y