New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 26, 1927, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1927. land indulged, he learns to lean on| Love’s Einbors Adele Garrison’'s Absorbing Sequel to “Revelations of a Wife” Beginning a New Seria————————’/ ]B) bEyNs,Ss‘[]@Vi\\xfi{ DINE © CHARACTERS OF THE STORY PHILO VANCE JOHN F.-X. MARKHAM 5 SEr ) Nistrict Attorney of New York County ALVIN H. BENSON . Well-known Wall Street broker and man-about-town, who mysteriously murdered in his home MAJOR ANTHONY BENSON cee 5 Brother of the murdered-man MRS +.... Housekeeper for Alvin Benson i A young singer liss St. Clair’s fiance te of Alvin Benson’s .. A friend of Pfyfe's | Madge Is Puzzled by the Great I'ro- | ducer's Attitude MRS, PAULA BA ELSIE HOFFMAN . . . Secretary of the firm of Bensén and Benson RANDER A retired army officer AM H. MORIARTY . An alderman GEORGE G. STITT SABBTH 5 . Of the firm of Stitt and McCoy, public accountants MAURICE DI A tant District Attorney ERNES geant of the Homicide Bureau BURKE, SN ¢ BEN HANI of D ict Attorney’s office PHELE PRINGER, HIGGINBOTEAM gned to District Attorney’s office SDORN ....... Fire-arms expert G Medical Examiner Secretary to District Attorney «veevess. Vance's valet ...... The Narrator o Detectives CAPTAIN CARL HA DR. DOREMUS .... FRANK SWACKER .. CURRI clearly, Poetle poets believe in it—natu nurse, the balm of woe, chi mandrago tired nature’ and that sort ¢ notion. When t d up and alive, e — | NOW BEGIN THE STORY XViI E “Well, you sit up Markhani's surly advice. I'm going to do,” how that hel : “but not | Major knew t s 1oth- | about . . T did an | ing to do w | not have st 3 do along to Tis sec < about | Major knew that | s an irrelevant itém en he must 0 know | wy arri [ something about the ease — «h, ( o'clock, alvcady | What? Otherwiss, he conldn't de- waiting. He appeared worr and w n be spoke his voice held s T hav reproof for the district v more than (Wednesday, June 19; forenoon.) We roda down fown with Mark- the pacl Lin the cas. Peter Visits the Green Forest By Thointon \W. Burzess about this TLeacock. Mr. he asked, 1t looks t ¢o'd better grah him qu s've been tre him right alon and there's ng funny going on. “Yests his ban day morning he went to A spent half an hour in the chief cashier's office. After that he visited his lawyer's, cre over an hour. Then he went to bank for another half- © dropped in to the Astor club Grill for lunch, but didn’t et any- thing—sat staring at the table “About 2 o'clock he called on the alty agents who ] the hand- ng of the buildin rohe'd deft, e something queer @ ho thinz q ut S i partment for sul horrow. 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