New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 4, 1927, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1927. = Love’s Embers Adele Garrison’s Absorbing Sequel to “Revelations of a Wife” Beginning a New Seria————————/ Madge Discloses Some Amazing ln{unxuulnn w0 |xlh |n Lillian's v grotesq [ ~ Characters of the Story the most of ssaults on the St Clair However, complet of beenge pointir s non- at last Janimity, hereby 1 your nge vou © of this evi- > | to comple “I ot they dome, forgott Of course t was not to complete her lving undisturbed upon a motor ve came to our s lilting voicr figure what's back of hiscr; I stirred uncomfortably realized that I possessed a ke the riddle. Ought T to repeat disclosure Noel had made family when tha new occupar The Larches first came up for re's THIS HAS HAPPENLD s woman's gloves . Newspaper ound st the rvice, In a Miss the un- s chal- crim of gun th ¢ York ou intend to pro- NOW BE CHAPT “T beliey o yelossly ination t vou'll give & Al S ot I e, and will refrain 1 egal obirctions.™ his lips. He by the un- foh PETER RABBIT MAKES | 7 THREAT Thornton W. The making of a foolish threat | : A i But paves way for vain r vy \ ) i oot o i 2 o ¢ L. 0ld Mother \ | even expl ! 2na misty By Burgess the 51 R Sihen i serious conse- s der e had Peter Rabhit was dissat sir, he was dis sented And mow ; S . T oo lit A fresh tired of the de 1 : \ | S 7 el i % i s languldly t height ed to move Ise over to Green Forest Peter wou in't “Peter T ing the ground with o up to th won W him ineredu- ire vou nitive deduetive 1 so tonchingly red easily to the y dear O14 T patch. Haven't we alwa here? Haven't family every ves one of the children? Wi sun has put this idea of 1 thaesilly head of yours? “But, my i i now the hody w “True, my dear, true.” replied Peter. ler to out of a thing e couldn’t his | we : : son's living-room t e At us repair volunt crime. vard the following in a state o i “Either at unde P v Tt o door. Mark ntly irritation as re- “and o doubt been 14 stay here. Madison com come having them F RA’\JK E GOCDWIN Fyesight Specialist MAIN STREET TELEPHONE “First.” Vanee amounced, “1 <hall detcr { guilty person. Such a face will dicat'ry evidence—eh, what?” e the exact height of the 1005 n o doubt, come under the head of in- S. WVAN DINE © CHARLES SCRIBNE Vance | “You | head of in-| ENSON MUORDER CA\S]E * 25 Seus a taxicab, urged us into it pse.” Markham | missionnaire without a word “This is all nor declared ill-naturedly, as we started on our journcy up town. “How do you expect to find any clues no Ry this time thing has bhee obliterated, “Alas, mented Va solicitude, woefully deficient you are in philosophic theor; yihing, no matter how in imal, could really be obliterat ¥ know. would cosmic problem the e ross for and | Markham," n oa tone la- of mock ir how | universe exist,—the Crea would an empty firma- ir only « ith this illu lies in t is i t. Did yo ines of going on @ ye consciaus- 1) decimal s child, every try decimal, on. ole sheet of p tal You e fraction, one-third, | know. 1t you could set. down ten | the problem would three? left, don't y' e elim third, after thousand three: with canse life, tear fellow. Tt's or oh- g0 on " can't erase anything that we movement of tangihle 1ooked np at with his fingers, put 4 sort period to his remarks, mily out of the window the fiery film of sky had settled and was vack into chewing Markham his corner, morosely at his ¢ o impot himself he 1 conld see simmer- inz hating let issuing challenge retreating As he tol was o4 he had been rageed forth ot of a romfortable chair. on a patent and ridiculous | fool's errand *In “Popular Fallacies About | Crime™ (Satnrday Faening Post: ! April 21. 1923, p. §) Sir Basil Thomson also usheld this point of view, iTor years the famous Concert Champetre in the Lomre was offi- | clally attributed to Titian. 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