New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 28, 1927, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 28, 1927T. ’_——-—»_.. S Quicksands of Love Adele Garrison’ 1 uously power to 1o you tale rl go to t * Wiy do you s New Phase ol > Revelations of a Wife —— Madge Enters the Scheme to Rescu 0048, 0w Catawba City s other newspa- kidnaped and then wed in Brooks himself disappears rfive days is released. In t to locate him, Donald < ary editor, and Teddy i“arcell, his ward and Sob Sister, are 0 hours in ubeel- and out s, knowing though she return, paper stock spects a member of a . g in- plot to wreck the rooks' organization Don proposes Diana’s ¢ her home with the Brooks. Lola 1 an indefinite answer when » tells her that he will not come itance til after i mother's death, Diana i3 strangely perturbed and also skeptical of her cousin’s insistence that Don's ir- heritance does not mu Diana to Lola Mantell, | ing cousin, who makes | { fell from her for appraised the boyish figire. Teddy's check t and an tunnin’, Steppin' out, dhurst Coun- Teddy's brown eyes flashed with importance, “In swell society, eh? ple have all th' luck. Yez moight nd a foine, wealthy husband--no tellin®, wid th* chances hov!" “Ol. T'm not looking for a hus- band, Mrs. Speed! Besid, no cne takes me scriously. I'm just ‘Teddy, th' sob sister'!" '‘Oh, well now, yez are young. > got all th' wor-ruld before Some peo- The warm-hearted old Irish wo- man uttered this hackneyed cneo agement impressively. “But, tell me honestly —" Ted reverted to her former ga “that I don't look too out-of-date in thig dress. Th' debs who are going |r to he there, you know, will all| have on dresses worn before. Some even wear the same dress @ “Don't yez wor Mrs. Speed hastened to assure her, vul be all roight in a kitchen apron: ye're pretty ‘nough. It only | | min wud hov th' sinse to 'preciate real looks instid of clothes. But | w Don's mother has ‘he | power of in the ed the contingency tinet combinet Nholds the Knowl- Keene had said but little t time about the inheri- | Dinny s had prossed a ciss | forehead and ended the ith the remark: ish Don would fall in wone like you, Dian it Don's mother had n the hope of consider him in the light of a possible rioon five e litated ar- : v em to Diana. Why, she had 1 with Donald Keene when ¢ were kids. or illusion on the sid Jout cach other. telegram Newspaper Inc. Peter RAbbit Sees cession By Thornton W. Burgess Of course not ras Old Mo e Green Fores Laughing liroo Pool is in watc w to bout it, all that eve- Don had come. I Diana had felt herself in the gri of a strange restlessness. many days preceding its cve secial columns of the newspapers of Catawba City had heralded the announcement of the Country elub dance, clut sacred portals, none might pass wh ame vas not ¢ 1in the social register. editors described the coming affair with such colorful phrases a liant” and “mark- e the most significs iod in opening of the s r nea- however, report carry the he clect scheduled to liss Diana Brooks, ¢ of Roger Brooks, prominent blisher; Miss Lola Mantell, 13roo Donald Keen, ble bachelor, and John Wald of the firm of Walden, Higgin Walden, attorneys. No mentlon was made of Teddy nor of Dinny tions in life were ot i to bring them on a 1 with members Country names they did | ¢ “helong.” Des this, hew r. both were elected to he pros- as guests of their friends. When the long-anticipate night rived [eddy ad man- 1 to ov . in a measure, her most fanatical coneern for her beloved “job.” Waiting on call for her she pirouctted her f into a wondering if her frock would look he asked skirt of do you like it?" ly. flouncing the red tof) flint-like armour | with the pov yowll b all roight, honey. Don't yez worry The ringing of the doorhell at | this instant interrupted their talk. Morrison was waiting. cddy made a final dab at her chin ler puff and ran dos stairs to meet him. Tt was 2 big night for too. He kept his gaze on Te animated face as much s poss all the way to the clubhouse. The young reporter felt a swell of pow- er as he guided his decrepit fliv- ver coupe over the hilly country | roads. Once his free hand fumblec sirl it secmed almost as | told her this | influencing her to | over Teddy's. She pushed it gent- ly away. None of that stuff, Dinn admonished him mournfully The young man drew himself up with dignified rigidity and clamped | hoth hands on the steering wi It cort'nly does beat e thing,” he obscrved, avoiding any semblance of emo- tion in his voice, “that you won't { even give me a tumble. Rut then, I've got Bradhurst | Jeyond *he | | {in a stubborn line and his eves | Morrison. | he added, cven more casuall long as there isn't some other guy, . Yowll like me some day, Ted mayhe!” What a wonderful Open that other window, please 1d Teddy. houh, just like that— breeze! Dinny, tered Dinny, crank to open the wi They rode the remainder of the distance, breaking the silence only with occasional commonplace ob- servations, Dinny's mouth was set exerpt icient ear became af- ed with temporary wheezing and | spiuttering, until Dinny mechanism. These little * triciti in quite diverting, Teddy She had not observed that her escort was all togged out in a Lis “soup and ured him. 1 Tnstead, the of the car's he it on th 1 abead merged mm the picture somcone else—how HE would look in evening clothes. Rut «h knew how he would loo smile of ost womanly ness dan hefore her mer sion with a vividness she could not | | March 28 « April 2 Dealers everywhere have ample shut out. She lived again In a swift flash of memory those hours In the sub- on faney's sereen she standing at his bed- in the hospital, hea ler once more that he wanted her to marry him. The poignant heartache that tion of that ho was And later, when she b ind told him he was free—that sha rould not marry him with the love all on one side. And he, “You're fool.” she whispercd too sharp. ATRVISY “I think that speech is e ntirely uncalled for, Lola!™ the moment as wed with excite- carefully | a fighting chance, I'll performed | some hoens poeus feat with it | ceen- | Dinny's “car” were | lay in the recollec- | 1 gone bhack | will never he g in her eyes, too. that nig gli t 1low o an | the ramblin | hurst Coun “Wondorf th' old Dinny. You 2 T {1t nag boo ald Keene .|1< |to watch for th the door. Do 1e two repc the splendor by & tones of the violins oan of saxoj figure with scornf ce. l “Don is so cor ‘] her voies uncalled for unaceom par omary smile t} about his lips have to wait, I'm afraid,” on swiftly, t dance, Tola {a drink!” A » with a shru lusion of a highbba “Uh-huh,” she nodd He dipped the fro to the punch b ket. Teddy o the A silver flask . (To Be € l)'\']“\ o) | Diana behaves very reckl the dance and Walden ter. \ll . \\sl\l. 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