New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 19, 1927, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, ‘APRIL 19, 1927, Love’s Embers Adele Garrison’s Absorbing Sequel to “Revelations of a Wife” \ Beginning a New Seria Noel Veritzen Looms as a Suitor for | < Mary Harrisow's Hand As Mary finished outli program i looked squar making no atte obsession of her 1 planaing such absurd atonement that she nee ing grace of a t Not that T 2 around her & her from J y about Noel on er. T went with nd helped her n 1 I8 window the heon tray has taken fi haven't any Veritzen is ha personal cont pMilosophy, have yo answer to (hat, t yonw'll go straight now and get yo! Fisherman and Hunter 3y Thornton W. Burgess Petar Rabbit had known Lo the Great Blue Heron for a long time. Many a time he had watched Longlegs standing, often on one leg, without motion for '~0 long that Peter himself fairly ached. Many time had ¥ and frog: watched those wings spread, tucked baek be and his long 1¢gs hind him Longleg over toward t asked Peter that he ki “Long Legs Is one ermen T know 1 Moy Mouse, ¢ s al 7 % ind think it Is all s a hunter ell as a f . 1 ¥now a lot of people like and yo or fis turned. T ing I’ool T. W. Burgess) READ HERALD CLASSITIED 'O’ YOUR WANT STORIES EATING APPLES ILLIE and Betty were sit- ting on a big flat stone eat- ing appl “ eat a little road all around my apple first,” Betty said. “I don't,” Bil aid as soon as he could chew up the bite he had in his mi “1 cay all of one side firs! “Isn't it funny how little a bite gets uhen vou chew it a long hmc " Betty excle n-m‘ “Yes!" laughed Bil wonder where it goes.” “O! our teeth grind it into Apple Juice,” Betty answered. “Now let's count the little brown seeds and see who has the moat.” 0f the hest fish said Redwing Jong slowly, but watohtuly, Sute| IO wavnmuop.au. o e iogbair by il thegerme. uarantec. 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