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

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 3 s 1926. uicksands of Love Adele Gar son’s New Phase of Revelations of a Wife —— Doomed Woman Discusses Her Ci out, witk prefer a 1 if they lose There was pause before ne would we “TI'm Sorry You're Not Well” eold fear wh yortion of 1} uplitted dead Lucia Mered scruples, her Yook in her gons she T FASHIONS rming Three Blue Roma is Embroid. in Mewal Threads Picce suit Navy ered and but- o Roaches 195, MOTHS “wsqmmrfi Quuck Quakerw & Horizontal 1 rooster (Lllustrated and Copyrig READ THIS PIRST: SYLVIA STARR 1} By Beatrice Burton Author of “Love Bound,” “The Flapper Wife” hted by Johnson Features, Inc., 1819 Broadway, New York City) p note of is Syl money thly is wonder-| Tn e mor very arm in order 2 at auction, c00 family. tion of a mo was not only i1d passionat for him, ing his ing 1 s such a nny she had So it was wi took ev Aunt rd sistibly tow via was pi ¢ OUGHT wom tartly to stay Sknnk Johnny To Wondering Jimmy Sets Chuck How B W Fre ¥ were m,mn Iy propose | ey only TOMORROW: A Mystery. people came Your He alth How to Keep It— Causes of Illness emic On the Way to Tooth Health T ARTAR, wrecker of teeth and hardens while you slesp. A new toc “Tell me all ahout said he really he did it, Johnny, care | folk themselves, t he don i was doorst 1st time, when who should c |but Jimmy Skunk. *Hello, | Chuck imed Jimm [tell me you are feeling out of sor I can believe it just to look at ye Why not try or old | | time's sake” Jimmy grinned hin OS {when he this. & | But Johnny didn’t grin ba Aight -4 o sir, he didn't gvin hack. 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It “sustained that meant were you go- '!lwmm Didn't 1 tel 1 indall “0oh, Phelps never would o one man ong lookins Timmy, “Now r! 1 told you just what to ex- make the most |pect if you married him! you've got it.” | Sylvia liftea a warning ‘Now, Aunt Agony, remember hand. that | A | |vou ju promised not to razz | Ranny | | *‘Promises are like pie-crust— T to t Tiring Out Ugly Spots. | AEONY Remove Easily me hen you ried abont ' quoted Aunt it's too and ke that you're wor- shand and an when you've en marricd a month or so!" She ipped the arm of her chair as if wished it were Ranny Phelps' and here sharply to sit much p still Wind How to and tell me your other woman, n unhappy little smile Sylvia's lips for an instant. “That’s just it, Aunt have married any shone on Agony—T ny a gussa other time, " |she said wanly. only | oward Ivia told her. Peter's we eloped, when he oods he b n drinkin picnic, how much he I was so afra rispered -And I don’ ild hava sober does care did. 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T do {then Ranny ph | Aunt Agony's er-trap. “N ou penny of shzmed to us Tas parties in hi for thex “It was my p; in. “I wanted to He'd been so gl Doy, 4 1 him up! “Cheer him unt Agony. “What chee up for, He's married a plished girl who' him, and he has ppreci her! ning to do wit money ?—with lars?” Before she H rd the the hall door, and “Hello, Sweetness “I stopped in fol |you were going boys are out in | me. Ca | poker tonight?” Aunt and stepped |center of the | could see her. Come in here, “I want to talk (To Be . stif ‘S\"\m ta 4 Agony 1d orde | house. Ranny cor |via more | poker games And then one for something else. Ik vlv has been |this thing? See h—in fact What re if I go and play Agony got up from her chair room stand and more to go on hundred dolla Sylvia to refuse anestion. Ever mber, she had Agony's orders. er defied much of the over re on the answered, us and her deep troubled. * to pay so lls. They were T we house to ask you t up a budget 't scem to ¥ very v i— mouth closed like a ow, se slhe ry word clicked ont lik¢ are not going to that money on He ought to I your money! If he s house he can pay himself—' arty!” Sylvia give it 1 and gloomy thought it broke for Rani and would ip, bah!" snorted does he need TI'd like to know beautiful, accom- s far too good for n't sense enough to are you plan- of the fifty dol- h the rest other d time to grating of a key in Ranny came in, called to her, r that half-century | to lend me! The§ the car waiting for § a bit m‘; i answer, fly out in to th where Ranny Randall,” she said, to you!” Continued) ainst Aunt her out of the ntinues to leave Syl- alone for his night, he her| something whichf dreading. What tomorrow’s Herald [* les leave