New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 8, 1926, Page 10

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Mamie,” T although T really knew it until rday girls told me some- was doon 50, no! about the Robinson 1 was tr t you went | ) that Everyone ome infatuated lope name it. “I don’t think it will, hesides I didn't go out | Robinson.” | Mamie looked at “Were you not in when you called to me?” "Yes, but 1 was alone, Mami said reproachfully, “I don't would suspect you even if thi more against than did a Robinson your come Mamie, And with Mr me very o Robinson car | sternly. | Danny Finds He Has a Neighbor like his 1 ove aw Mother N | Jimmy Skunk. Bu s 1 was ight Man on brough Bird,” replicl here Dz in ny and told appened. | ecat Man |SPOKe »ors may, belic eloquently you dor ven Rolls-TRoyce with a monogran o1 loor pan (Copyright da birde. 1926, NEA Service and to not real zoing to stay? ked TOMORROW: Buys “1 | Peace. 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Merry, and wash up ready in ten min- house where out on 1 stood therd old her b no “You smile o0 ery of she ad been [you'r alike Get in her Merr bout it's bei up little kiss. pecking & your birth- said to her. for you up forgot orning,” she little his 1 e's a present vour dresser.” Jinny work able n in front the windows, On wire and glass and wood and queer-looking tools. io droom the it was d Dy plenty some lost some of z herself a ra Gert!” chirped sister open- little room. Gloomy looking up as her oday? [ed ti of the Man Who's been hung Merry shrugged st flunked ts down at the school off her hat and down on the bed. | Moms the in | shoulders. two speed she sald, flinging her “*Oh, about when my rh r hody hoy. how 1 hate to te ! She'll just raise Hens 1 Jinny put her side. “She can't s birthday, « n ? |her about it whil birthday cake her arms. roof red head to one »d you on your she asked. “Tell vou're cutting tonight Gray out to And Dropped the your un- afternoon at four o'clock, over with you | one heer- there is an air of lling and two speed | was into Chester street | twink e and | 1ok of his sunburned [like him Jinny was | receiving | By Author of “Love Bound,” made food t| But |her. | with A c said, clearing (4 long blue car. sister, broadl ’ [snow Man ir As | Mer attract have ends with staring surprise them, ( softens her heart, Beatrice Burton “HER MAN” you a grea co fr Merry w Lig osting s not »acked into > door her, Jinr T, as sool afler really Gray? a hoarse whis v shook ad. “No,” sH I had to te| If T hadn talking, afg ily, “but g. didn't 17 stood there nto bed and Jinny turn: soon aslecp. roor was standing ou window, into 1l and wonder. bef Beside it And i smiling his te s ar st »od e house. | | stood her Cass y that in his n Gray. tanned Me soked hat to ( (TO BY Ty CONTINUED) envies Cassie her clothes un- and knows that she would be more | ive than Cassic assie’s but and if she might | birthday gift | ¢ hirthday adventur n a row an Read about it in tomorrow’s Herald The M head his coz [ner Yo fault |der th 10 [could fecl that s over | {before |"Gaod won't | white [turned Achi unhapy known fand we dow the | As she rry tell fman who h on. ol Merry CHAPTER darkness VI It I had no t Kissir tired, too, e soft liner aren't yon ot e atias trembling on't keep you g h Then suddenly nig Il see I? 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He's a {You |mornin, Mom: |the doy She's [the other of the girls ough on o can the of a night-tim n door sc being sia ¥ knew that th of letti been She all wafching her shrugged her house, him to im for and nt into the through a4 carelessly with anyway gh with witn him, everybody off her stockinged slipped er 13 ached her own room pink “She saw om yo Strange Mysterious had inding it 1s just coming furiously do you mean by com ome hour of the nig | ¥ opened innocent ¢ i Moms, 't you ta Who w rought home i & ¢ | | e snapped. nen vou v looked questioning wondered how m 10 her mot bout the 1t stling 1 o1 B betore bring Moms 1utomobile! nd bre me in his rose higl ind if a lion did A str re n t m 't first hose in t2 ge man can be a than a s you! And to ti tell zonc place.” down 1 and began Sometimes, scold Kept it time, and Merry | and wanted to go to b 1 | 2 on of when Moms be- | was tried to shut her ears to of Mom's high-pitched ¥ did you do it?” was the lie heard her say, “Why and " next did dreadfui angry words. you h a dangerous You it knew was wrong, ew what was wrong?" made re of you did 1, "oy riding nger!” | y breathed n stranger answe | him i ¥, What of course!” | but with a st sig sh <now for a long time e's a friend of Cassie’s, he- is brought her home from | s looked flabbergasted | o is he,” she asked ause. “What's y Dbit her lip. For oceurred to her that she en to ask the Man in Gray his name the first had his asked, “Do you ng to Don't you belic en 1 tell you that I kn. she you? his 1 s persistent as 1 a hot day. Merry “His name's Gray lawyer. Cassie knows ask her about him in the g If you don't believe me!” s stood a moment longer in orway, looking from one to Then, with a answered —Mr. Gray! him! fown he Hmm talking 1 T shoul him again. rtainly asj t ni turnip. ] vhen & ) hetter vin th e hile an nn raight-for. a child H en and looked jeved ind Gaine was easy inng, at he wha morning. Gaine iround in h ood ing (To Be Continued) - FRECKLES Get Rid of These Ugly Spots Safely and Surely and Have a cautiful Complexion With OTHINE (DOUBLE. STRENGTH) | MONEY BACK IF IT FAILS. sn\,n BY DRU AND DEPART STORES EVERYWHER Bed-Bugs Killed This Quick Way Just pour a little P.D.Q. wherever there are bed-bugs, roaches or fleas. See how quickly they die.” This marvelous chemical discovery cando o damage {ooue apringy, orfurniturey will not rot or stain clothing. F.D.Q. is us and recommended by leading hotels, hospitals ond railroads as the quickest and safest way of getting rid of pesky insects. 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