New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 22, 1926, Page 4

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Whip \g remaining Fold | r mold | e to one | cups juice, orange 1 table- 4 table- Fox is his foot Billy P wit The tail of P {But the tail o warning. or Jimm j LeTY If you keep 3 stand in nutes. r into orar 1 half the sugar is tly. I moder sug ixture beginnin exclaimed R t Johnr r the worl tail, you t Iy near to trouble you are s that tail that taken al the brag out of Johnny Chuck. He {no longer felt like boasting. His lona desire was to be polite to Jim- {my Skunk and then get away. So he told Jimmy that he had decided not to go any farther in that direc- tion. Turning about, the little path. When he looked back over his shoulder he saw that Jimmy Skunk was coming along, too. You know what Johnny {wanted to do? He wanted to run Yes, sir, he did so. But his pride wouldn't let him run. So he did his best to walk fact t, being qmu legged and heavy, he couldn’t k fast and Jimmy Skunk, who cer likes to hurry, kept along just foot or two behind him without any trouble . So it was that Reddy Fox, hurrying down that path, almost ran into Johnny Chuck can It wa ne preaiiae ) is reverse tell | he started up | Chuck | ame little | THER HER FAY flash and w He with s stand here 1t for ed Mor ind ho cover, the hated ¢ ground was certion any- peated. s 1 ple anyway!"” they “It's not a worse nk than it is f of your none Y growl from Ranny — broken only by the \pping twigs as the They Jimmy ough he was Jimmy d he So Jim- bushes out met Skunk on y Ch with every h: k was all standing But this time 1 no bi his back, and he knew it. He knew that Reddy Fox would do his best to jump on him from behind. He felt that Reddy wouldn't stand up to him a fight him fa o face, t pected that Reddy at him from behind. n't afraid. on end would t Just t Now, right there and Reddy Fox began to jump about, making little rushes at Johnr Kk and then jumping to one side. He loing Johnny b Jimmy Skunk t know Jimm denly Jimmy Johnny Chuck en the face of s more than h He sat down ed to make it t grin. “Hello, Jimmy Skunk” “I was fu little were lidn anywhere *aba out beside 18t havir a ' We Jot growled day, Reddy, . strolling forward and all ever so little, pt his eyes on t said h s & very and backed up a little, thought of coming to call on {you and paying my said Jimmy still moving forward and lifting his tail a little higher. | “I am sure I should be dellghted to have you,” said Reddy, backing |up a little more and watching that |tail of Jimmy's rise ever so little. | “I'm glad,” said Jimmy Skunk," that vou didn't mean any harm to |Johnny Chuck. T was a little afraid you did when I first saw you.” And JHimmy's tall went a little higher. “Oh, no!” exclaimed Reddy. 3 wouldn't hurt Johnny Chuck for the world. Aren’t yon carrying your tail rather high, Jimmy Skunk?” ot in the presence of one who ich a hs tall of his replied politely, and . higher nice nice respects,” indsome Jimmy it W. Burgess) | “The Sudden X |gagement,” ., 1819 Broadway, New York City) and ougl was very open place ! his best to | said | tafl. | 14 her tight as \f he never would | . Sylvia felt as Beatrice Burton e & (To be Conti Author of “Love Bound,” ey “The Flapper Wife” g fa, with the w woman very st of much in love, forgiy nd forgets in order to fuel R arms about her onc even before the fi think suddenly {and dependabil Does she love I die fumbling for)+ ever good to love in the pockets of his fl type too intensely? In the next in- and suddenly a match ' stallment Ranny and Sylvia start or flared up in the inky darkness. ied honeymoon, in which Ra Halloo-00!" Hddie called as if the ny seems as deeply in love as Sylv o people had been Will she be able to hold het “(\u”'l hoppiness, and will am mething nel shirt, hlight grew | Oficer, Guilty of Drunkennes Dropped Four Points ay's light volce | prove as consta: t as ho seen was a sharp ed and Sylvia re m”n)w red H\lr 1! i heen drinking. " Overhead a bird twittered sleepily | in the unseen leaves. il | The eye of the fi [ [ larger and brighter. we didn't wait for 3'0\1,! Sylvia called to the pair be- | hind its glow. "W Just finished r about fiv nutes ago."” rippled up and | down the bright little w “We've had plenty!” she giggled as v into view ning on Washingtor, Ranny’s arm, “and {t wasn't food— Alexander Wlilliams of the mar or water, either!" corps, convicted “The ben drinkin die, sitting waited for cozily here, ‘em gettin stary to ile com Wilbur Colonel W the sen liams was , placin promotic me reason, not she felt She went forw by the arm. “I th horrid—not to g time,"” wonde ew Fay took Fay 1k you two are t to my picnic on i to them. “There's a M ou'll be lection board officers of th will name motion as v mo K00 A the late, | k right, TN hen I get “and you ca 3 done is tell w SPANTSH CARDINAL COMINC Chicago, May 22 (P—Wo! Cardinal Casa me as under m she repli ve Ranny. All he ow wonderful I'm sick of t me, to tell the t give yo 1e was as good as he took Sally March's New M from Sally him section of t r new congres: inciude 7y ms 1o but ai America, merous will b in five minutes How docs she do it?" Sally i Sylvia as she helped her unpack a | With the ca 5 box of marshmallows for roasting. | SPanish bishops, be ide “She's not p particularly ‘w 8 nehy ON POLICE BLOTTER Joseph Gerael of 100 I street reported to police St 2 3 the back wheel n off bleycle gs it was standing in front of his home. Mr. Hannon & Co. reportad a tub of lard the corner of last it America i answered. | H‘x The the fixed fore allow on she answered. | jsh you'd get this man | 1 away from her,” she said, oomily. “I'm really crazy about you see.” In five minutes § d a game of 1 in pairs,’ she told the gay “a2 man with a girl-—Fay, you | rt off with Ranny Fay shook her red head “I'll be Eddie's partner,” surprisingly. When everyone Sylv th 5 of Andr Too it fell WS, and Carlto a had organ- S et and-seek. “We'll rank Monithi of ed that tires { his automobile in two REPOR E 0 STOLEN @| Vilo Austunie of 112 Whit treet reported to Officer W, Carthy last night that $22 was paired o stood alone in the dull glow of fire with—Ranny Phelp: I don't know how this happened,” Stolen from a bureau she faltered. *“I thought Peter and 1 tween 3 and 3:30 ye were partners. I thought— noon. An insurance agent was s Ranny looked at her innocently, to enter the hous cording ot until weeks afterward did Sylvia the report, v that he had aranged to be left | with her—that he had worked | LR D 1amelessly 11, we may as well start out to ] hunt the others,” he said, “that's the | ame, isn't 1t?" They started out. The night was as dark as the pit, | { A there is the woods. NL o 3 DO IT! ‘*‘éfi Every now and then when she looked up through the trees Sylvia “ED LIKE t aich » Jictle could catch a gleam of a. tiny star, Imimm_,-m,‘.‘_.id Bris, Lut there was no other light. i ,hwa’m;”hpmh,“w Ranny held tight to her arm—not | amd watched the ting fish i to protect her, but to support him- | “vaggleail playing self. He was, he admitted cheerfully, | “Do it! Do it™ called 2 sharp { the least bit “squiffy | o R Tl “How did you and Fay happen to | Bemie have apything to drink?” she aswdi '::r;:"sm"‘d""“‘b‘ rench of him as they went along, feeling their . p e way through the underbrush. &?b;"h:md::&;::.m ‘Wo were—celebrating iz Ebb’ed ot of D vay Bk thing,” he said, thickly, Bm!{l‘n A There was a long silence. mgg]rd-nm'd ‘: ol’m“’:‘"u‘e jomt | “Say, what's the big idea of this| Do it! D‘Z Al called lbe [ game anyway?” he asked suddenly. | Ty Well hl( };l Jope | “We could never ?1 any of these | 'md n! 2 MRS iy s o | couples hers in the darkness. Why, | b ennie, “you come down it's black as Calcutta!” here and ‘do it” yourself. Sylvia laughed. “We weren't sup- posed to find them,” she answered smoothly. “What they want is to be Jet alone—for what you so elegantly call ‘mugging” partie “Hmm-~T sce,” Ranny answered. | And Fay?—she's with Eddie Carter, | 't she—she picked Eddie for her | partner, if 1 remember | He eat down suddenly at the base | of an invisible tree and drew Sylvia | down on the moss beside him. | “What d'you suppose she pulled on | me tonight?" he asked, after Sylvia | had spent a moment or two in puz- |zled silence ays she's made up her | mind not to get married in June, after all. That's what we were cele- | brating. He laughed. In the darkness searched for the whi | his face. She was too stunned to speak. She sat, holding her breath while Ranny | hunted for his eternal cigarette. | “Yeah—the party's off,” he went on thickly, when he had puffed it into oblivion. “I should wor But his voice had bitterness in it. Sylvia laid her hand over his. | “Ranny—do you mind—terribly?" she asked | Instead of anewering, he began to | talk about her. “You're the only one of the whole crowd that I'd give you a tinker's damn for!" he said forci- bly. The average girl is a regular | cheat!—pretends she's crazy about a | man just to make some other fellow | jealous—takes me away from you, just to show me that she can do {t!" | Sylvia drew in her breath sharply. “Oh, no, Ranny, Fay didn’t do it for that reason,” she sald. "I know Fay | too well to belleve a thing like that of her—" He interrupted her roughly. | well, let her ride! 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