New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 17, 1927, Page 8

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Remove jjaventiyigthe lollin : AT T e lcat!ie ! andliveelHote fakiny(BR 011k In (| ZolacTon ey SRitieby Aot SLEmBIA AR B (B0 | flour and brown quickly on an|Pers of the party. i sides in hot fat in a frying pan.| - considerabl | Put into a casserole, eprinkle with = raisins and pour in lemon juice | and strained tomato. Cover and bake forty minutes in a moderate | Serve on a hot platter with any of the sauce remaining in the Slice crosswise to serve. potatoes, corn croquettes, tomato and cabbage salad, Spanish cream, milk, coffce. Savory Tongue One fresh beef tongue, 1-2 ENS Q) MIRDER CASE VAN DINE © cuieues scrienees sos CHARACTERS OF THE STORY PHILO VANCE JOHN F.-X. MARKHAM . . District Attomo\ of New York (,ount; SON Love’s E.nkcrs Adele Garrison’s Sequel to “Revelations of a Wife” ———————- Beginning a New Serial— Absorbing water point until from fron Madge Is Distarbed by Dicky's Pur suit of the “Owl” 1 shot a q rt young ma Geo! Logan J nuniber of ] \\Iu) was mysteriously muxdued in his hmm, MAJOR ANTHONY BENSON ~.. Brother of the murdered man . Housekeeper for Alvin Benson veveee..... Ayoung singer casserole. ISR thoughts f toward Dic when he da had 1 outsi What had in the darkn no soun of th would the other me WO outside. But I kne Peter Goes Sy By Thornton W. Burgess NDER PFYF. J\lI\] A IAN ELSIE HOFEN G. STITT IH\\\]])M] Il‘] Y . Detectiv 4 ll: tectives qw"nnd to District Attorne SPRINGER, HIGGINBOTHAM S, TRACY, ¢ 3 RANDER WILLIAM . MORIARTY ... \Il\I\I’lHII]’HA(()(]\.... ’ A A . Intimate of Alvin Benson’s S i : | 1 Miss St. Clair’s fiance A friend of Pfyfe’s m of Benson and Benson A retived army officer An alderman ftvm firm of Stitt m\(l \l(‘(‘m pul)ll(' accountants ~... 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