New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 26, 1926, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1926. 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In and turned. “No woman can tell me do, and what not to do!” 1is nat down from and walked out of the the door, he paused what to he flung was almost without feeling, as stood where he had left her. w Babs slip out of the house, minute later, Ranny's head- lawn, as he drove his car up to the side-steps of the porch hen the they were zone At eight o'clock d A e door of it slammed—and when Peter, the faithful Peter, arrived at the Little White House, to take Babs to the movies, firlvia was all ready to leave the house, Two suit-cases were nding in the hall. Beside t stood a case t held Sylvia Second's nursing botties packed . Do you 1 d ped, TO BE FASHION: By Sally Milgrim TONTINUT Gay Colors Are Smart Wear for Summer Gossip’s A Flapper Trick! Magdalen King Sir Georg maid of 1 beer man of hers. rl lik found Why They Dot u ask a native ried.” wl “My Africar er repli invaria \hove in bors,” “he ne love the question food?' 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The condition T was in made me a burden to my husband. Now T ask “How is housekeeping?”and he s “It 18 just like being in IHeaven!