New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 21, 1927, Page 10

e s 3 - ey 10 NEW BRITATN DAILY HER.\I‘D, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1927. — izn i | “Oh, doubtless,” Vancs drily ! r fellow ham patiently Menas for the Family tairs. and en- | om which was | By SISTER MART kfast - Cantaloupe, cereal . scrambled eggs, crisp toast | coffee, heon--T'ressed corned beef whole wheat rolls, blackberries with sugar and cream, chocolats Beginning a New Serial—m—m————/| 7 ln\ The Dinner Guests Are Ushered in the r she evi- | \y q S \{-W VAN DINL © CHARLES SCRIBNER Scus i L eine o ; i ; - I cookics, milk, tea hy Mary s Ciariciess of the Story wtion,” 1in 4 short bristly pompadour. 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Pour over steak ML ‘ g AL g Qhr A lt!’] 4 with carrots and mush- d c Account o e e AT ined ms on a hot platter. o string Haroc 2 , S 1 10 tie the roll is of course cut ; ; 4 i b doimg | “Now HoTOTi cent| SNl el e At When the ', Causes of lliness ' . ; I < i and looked (Copyright, 1727, NEA Service, Tnc.) : y ) b hankd LSy . pagon Fr 1 arrived RE Fh CHTLe R from. the homicide bu- ] s L irls’ | oses b : ol , tro. maned Cantan | Heath os PRI e Laliiies g Never Shine . s I ey " o 1 |‘ hilin he thought the ease hig i E b st o ks cx v 5 he it r eor ¢ th derful 4 : othar detoetives assigned to 1 ) noon it at o m 2 s n they use this new wonderfu left the room hefore I t uss over your d 5 il l v 7 ¢ e e s hall « esti el Biogass Tate Romdsricalli of an A ry and T ar ‘ in Carl liaged Fire- ¢ s hen you arrived. Mr. Dinwiddis 15277 ‘onsns) Lol L1O-GLO. Keeps that ugly shine : B P rt a 1 L com ight after the inspec the : §osod v Women rave r its superior z ; ed fo him De ST exatnimen e o tor, and Sollal dhcelGrial 1oor senaingthe and qualits. Stays on longer had ers [: )t Mr. 7 t t Wl b k . 8 i = ho: B York skin loa e each--ke e nen Frank § Secretary to ; Tnspector O'Tirien e ; skin looks like a peach-keeps exions vouthful — preventa head of m T + e pie L i - pores. Get a box of MELLO | S S. Van Dine—The Narrator and NAda place over ! i Gi.O Face Powder today. | tr s fa ' | THIS n\s HAP o] I and held § Where's this Mrs. Platz now? . of the d s Hasnost ked 4 Cuttinz the Toll ching | “I'petairs heing watehed by one 2 {hat the i denly [of the local men. She lives in the e It he [ “Why did yon mention the spe [ of BUNY ficifie hour of 12:30 fo the doctor ; Platz, told me she heard a report J NOW BEGIN THE STORY © hifted his eyes in deeorous ot that time, which 1 thought mig S astoni went ¥ cen the shot. | gness row | T y te hot—it checks np with a | & had Jooked aven the| 28 or of things." Viand ~alcnen i ‘4 hetter ha nothe rored e Y licately ) ¥ Heath's ehee ven find V) 1Y\I-OUU) Weil, you'd he cuggestive in the room i§ BE A S ER e e e .a[onuS Z . > . = Van own \ hesitated almost imper- was dircet] MALTTER CUBBY GETS THE COOKIES 0 with | . then he dres from his room. The fwo wir ; oA e MAT 2 g ance’s voice Was | and a pair of lon o kid gloves, | no more than a dcep air cured in from three to seven s searab-car- | unq tossed them on the fable in | tween Benson's he 1L fifd a Prolcmaic dynas- [ trant of the ai attorney ing one ind se a TR s, a Snetar L e “Only these he said. “One of iic rred and lock ¥ £ty 4 without & Bear. HosEd Ry the local men found them on the Y Te-enter ST e ' the same end of the mantel over there!" 1 for a moment a € MOOL | oriod in 1926 ¢ R Brow . 9. - of the irs leading ahe ‘ vo 1 S “No more chances on conl ard Farmer Browr ) e el SR o per cent roquired from |ffshort or sirikes” ghould b Brealt ! know After a casual inspection of the ht 1o LI b e ”j.,’u 15 portant jves, Markham opened the hand : 'n m. ¥ | Cuisby 3 nos } turned its contents out onto or write ns aner E Bl = forward and look 2 . your next Winters ! Aol pa , 2 vord! You don’t £2¥, pair, placidly smoking a cigaret. | fouc o 3 ¥ nd-bag was of fine gold | The i mAL i for o wn 1 s \ over 1 | o T J ”‘ ) th a <ot with gmall bhar i CO | em L c00k ¥ s boiling inwardly, o B . £ il It was niusually small, ing-room; OFF} Ty:nz'hh.l,}.. 7 i Ne nd olviously designed only for | lock yway, i leads into | . csgn zy&ig Tarmer Brown's Boy sat at the It was up in that tree that Cubby lisposion S Ak A sl Ll it i R bl COAL IN ST. breakfast table ¥ X always climbed when he had L ; i momost, ;¢ e e S o 50 o L oy e s g_flfllnm__r__b#)e_&mugfip:tm exe on the I been i troubls ! \ g them |y s et M g have been used even Tioer ¢ ; JI fio'mq{t lit 1y ! y ; L Ll oot 1 ha e ST i aat G S for . ot estionably, therefore, the an- = =! G ]\‘X,'r’ 5 3 ik i 1 L THIY Fleurs pertume, a | from the opposite v 1 atment of las is a b : ! : i : A 1 ’ short | It's clear th i got Aindeiron e dontialof rhn S o i e = o OLA HEALS Ro H X i ) Upeslich s a ‘\"““” A L AU not. heer "’ 71 10 BUND, BLEEDING, EXTERNAL AND INTER l i . French-linen | “And pardon me confer immunity to erysipe bt Ulaseantate hstad 1ofCIG S Sl YN 5 UM, §ue. | remarked Vanes ts effects in shortening the m nmru‘ ’an :':J, T rubtod Hs wves I t of 1 mor . i in the cor and i thiTe lstasand i aihemtor 14 yeam | t e o I ¢ Yes?" retarted Hea ntl titute another of the Amwu i or write | A ; : ) i A Yo give us a good | astleally. *Well, well sl that wiing of mbdero e o b nm-m!m o . 3 o 3 Markham, indicating | ont later. T hope.” human health and satety SEND |oommml.rm1’n£m’, ) ik 1 W e LG S R e yon = = 4 : \ over the articles carclully, | o & TR " 1 n liengon was ont Q {' i osmall A . 9 gon 10 e he had an appointment and rookies,” ent ont to r in his dress T G Glosr hen e back, though Any- 0 291 I 240 ¥, we o o he able fo ran d o T . Cocking— Qauld he se et up the & ‘o - ey — e Builtis axound ) cose dried o fell onto the Bake i . " Household i A L GUSER0IA Hhial © he sumgested [ ntact butt 1 12dy's o s thongh it | t have heen smoked in a hold- o “T heg to Aiffer with you. Ser- The c p e on v]y z’ end of u: | two for Cas st cigaret hard to see, on ac- | Cut count 19 tip.” | and one for e [ I t Vance sharply; | 1 ) e aiicon S riiede oe | Coal, and n ot resentful. After a closer inspee- | room on the tion of the cigaret, he turned again r Ui it e il i i on| | ‘°Pf°"’.e"e" Many styles ||} 1 from tohieco grains, if the | caok"lg and sizes to * | cigarets came from this case, he | 5 : | v | 4 dishes choose from f ) e S S R at moderate ther Pickir "the case, he pressed | @ prices, in ||B s e Pearl Gray ||ly Iy, and a humorous smile twitched | 8 Porcelain ||H f the corners of his month, Iatting > T E | Enamel or Black kis forefinger deep into the Do Your ! Itch and B If so, Cuticura Sox ment will affo quickly heal. On retir with Cuticura Soap and 2 Oinme Fe drew ont a small cienret cigar Jontieal—ch what, Heath grinned good-naturedly J Ranges “That's one on ns Mr. Mark- | | HE Household Liberty Gas and Coal Range is famous the country over. Burns gas in warm weather and coal or wood in cold weather. It is mag- nificent in design and wonderful in the result it gives. A. D. Lipman 519-521 MAIN ST., NEW BRITAIN p and Oint- sy ham." And he carcfully put the cigarct and the stub in an envelope, which he marked and poc kll " *Yon now sgee, Vance" obeerved Markham. “the importance of those aret butts' “Can't say that 1 do,”" responded | the other. “Of what possible value toath demended, In a tone of eurly fs a cigaret huft? You can't mmk-] e — L g tr lence, it, ¥ know.” = - riew, Dept 16T, Mald-i, Maw Cuticura Shaving Stick 27c. “What are sou doinsg P L