New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 7, 1927, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1927. = - The — 9 | = ) Love’s Embers | Q ) ) CASE it 3 “Revelations of a Wife” ‘ ) I\b‘ A b & .. .”’|'n»:x!:\I-'r‘v(I];:?rl':{fl'r;(l“;;: Adele Garrison”s Absorbing Sequel To 1 £ }l;f:ymv;vx "'.k'.n‘lpm‘n lei"l that en 0y s. s. -Beginning a New Serial . {tooth-hrush improperly cared for > ; e o % VAN DINE © CHARLES SCRIBNERS ScwS may be in itselt a source for in- Mary Harrison Voices Her Theory cir feclion It s ery Biupoilamts (o About s|'|7v|,|...‘\r»|-\ t Mary i thus ( | keep the first teeth in place and T had known iy s at miy stio | free from decay since they are as- sharing my deductions conceri ibions “H . RS OF R S <ociated with the proper coming ‘}:e;?:: I,','_”:U;,, but 1t 5 artied i s Do i X CHARACTERS OF THE STORY | Your Health in jnhm d-\rlt:wmnl'ro(r‘l)r\e aond | cay it the child has not been fed | properly. R o D to Lin . oiieeie k(R EHITORVAN G S Sonclisiois bl altited ; mogean pa JOHN F.X. MARKHAM ..ooooooooocooo o o How To Keep It— bizarre for belief. 1 gave no hint of t : istrict Attorney of New York County e .. . : n. however, and ins nbers of ) ALVIN H. BENSON e Lasesfolillinesy Menus for the Family 3 ! point r either | Well-known Wall Street broker and man-about-town, ‘ - —_— who was mysteriously murdered in his home BY DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN r 'E {AJOR ANTHONY BENSO} EIEon 4Gt Gl E G (16 A DY SISIER AR e PR et Medical Association and of Hy reakf Casaba melon, cereal, This simple frock of MRS. ANNA PLATZ ..... Housekeeper for Alvin Benson £y (e Hons Mamsaine eeal L fRhan) Tige askes erisn black morocain, de- . MURIEL ST. CLAIR ... .............. A young singer S R e e signed by Molyneux, ’ ; 5 ! x LEANDER. II’II!‘[X"Il}l"u \(AOU\I'n‘t;r;r;\l[u'hf\kltil;:”;{:‘r?ir:fig \ s e e e e asichoss iRt eried, wit tat r v ASnlBiil LEM oo E £ ens whic \re heing conserved | pudding. milk, tea, W. K. Vanderhbilt as S 5 ELSIE HOFRMAN oo St v e e S pErorhentinons B0, 1l foes P ¥ ol i jeeandin ol : ... Secretar i n and Benson W e alosuniia el ings putichingnie) B o TS0 cant it the , i e TR COLONEL BIGSBY OSTRANDER ~ A retived army officer | | tention 1 being pabd 1o the pren " ropeott ain | - o v - T WILLIAM H. MORIARTY ATAldernan o Aehsaralpls thaich “clery and Carrots au Gratin - aédrgette and the 3 ke i G R el ind one-half cups diced cel- | ornaments are flow- tence made e e SO T something wi i ritzen |t of the temper sf i rying GEORGE G. STITT . B ather than 10 the cleaning and | o e Gl SR B it hrth der to strong and healthful 1-2 cups milk, 1 table- | morocain. .. Of the firm of Stitt and I\Ich_\‘,-];ubl'ié.acc'o‘untants rena agieh v S Inan vspoons butter, 2 tablespoons Id must eat proper | spoo liner parsiey, 4 table- NITKIN, disemalierss should s cos buttered crumbs, 1 Ny have eaten proper food for a |y A «+.... Detectives of the Homicide Bureau Qnalg e period. befora it was Ul bt tender hearts of cel- | 7 . Commanding Officer S ¢ Cook celery and carrots to- | of Detectives assigned to District Attorney’s office i N, D Ui Dol ater Do cover rhaes T I ey i R PHELPS, TRACY, SPRINGER, HIGGINBOTHAM it e e RN R isce rhap 1 1 : " st - " | v hea of the tec ) tter, stir in flour and v mory of Philip Verit ¥ - oln da nd the i : . Detectives assigned to District Attorney's office and gums. Proper food for 1 S e e e atin strong upon me, “perhaps we ¢ t, 1427, Newsy . CAPTAIN CARL HAGEDORN .. . Fire-arms expert teeth means mother’s milk up to & i salt and bring to the find the missing i | v Service, Tne i| DR.DOREMUS .................... Medical Examiner | tisht or ten months of age. ! oint. Stir in parsley and - = = FRANK 7 Seeretary to District Attorney Orange or Tomato Juice and celery. Turn into CURRIEF Vance's valef The ¢l should he given. be- i buking dish, cover with R GO0 00 DABOBOONABONG00 s valet S VAN ks nin h e first month, |buttered crumbs and bake in a | 5.8, VAN DINE ...cuvcueencncesssses. The Narrator orange or strained tomato | mioderate oven until crumbs are uice in the dosage prescribed by brown. S from Laking dish. the physician. Jt should also | Copyiigh R Service, Ine, have cod liver ofl fo provide ade was silent for some time, her quate amounts of vitamines neces- P H d Sl from | Lrows contracted sury to bony growth etalle 1p Plyfe’s “Once T saw him take off his wig From the age of six months on- captain. It i3S gy show it to Colonel Ostrander, | ward its hreast f is to be had been in [qp elderly gentlem who used to |supplemented with cereal on's nson’s power because of @ call here very often. But Colonel | milk, soups made strained 1 check. Leacdek confesses 10 Ostrander was an old fricnd of his. |3 ables, or suck r supple- i urder, but Vance exposes the 10 me they lived together ' me ¢ feeding ¢ > docior | confession as a lie to shield Miss | St. Clair, who had been with Benson | *No one « ring the second vear the y ) ; { the ever of the murder re devel Tl | N1 , e i i 7 . she frowned thoughtfully. are developing beneath the L Jo % Wk I STORY bl Cigums and the ¢ I must have You'll tind where danger ! 2 3 5 sh after several min- | 4 X X grav % that will . essential ° Mt ) / TER XLV : 5 inces for sound tecth, These The timid often are most brave T ] ; RO h A the tradespeople e o And strangers, oo, g e S “When he used to sit in ot weather without his The Bravery of Mrs. Peter all In this case? he asked Little Mrs. Peter was feeling a 5 ssary vitu- whole lot better. Now that she had AN . N | “What good did it do you 10 muke company, she didn't miss Peter .«1‘ Z L E p ) s in front of that much. In fact, for two or three days | o nan?" spluttered Markham, *J that window.” “She pointed to the jnclugs plenty of she almost forgot what she had LR 7 g you got anywh come up to the Old Pasture for. \s W X with all your tom-foolery. You see, she had found one of her | i CRs T A P e sl grown children, Little Peter, and A nazement. “The testimony you've with him was Mrs. Pete. She and < A ol Tonbnr, {0 s (s s i ng on the steps could tap on | indigestible fibrous substances. & H | Mrs. Pete had become the best of : 78T I e el e ko vl owior i efitor s, and Visiting (he Dentist . i friends. While Little | was off : | prit. Furthermore, we now know |Atiract the attention of anyone in Certainly the child should see = { exploring in the Ol1 Pasture, Mrs. { | this roow " e after it is two years of always pulled the <hade o Sliauid one nearest the halhw monfaR e S e look in it from the steps.” G T e Auney e A you brought up that cooked s should 4 Vanee “And anyone ained or mashed to got about the gloves and hand-1 Peter and Mrs, Pete spent their time | e crouched flat down and waited | 05 58 5 O “Oh, yes, sir—easily. 1 did it my- whether or not the h | T B & 1 together hunting for g00d (hings 10| oy qeos What can T do? What | lienson's office 1 what Miss St | self onee, when T went on an errand | 41¢ veloping properly. Thumb- | 4 wn pink Paris even 1 e t vef L: Ofi“’—‘» eat and gossiping. Already s, 107" cried Mrs, Peter under | Clair did between 12 and I, and jand forgot my key.” king, mouth-breathing or the has a hip yoke of rich crcam lace | = Peter had become very fond of Mrs, : | why she dined alone with Alvin, | “It's quite likely, don't you think, pacificrs may serve to de- and the skirt portion a dozen sep- | ek a very brave thing. 1 why she first had tea with him, the person who shot Mr. Ben-; form the jaws, and the teeth n trite dedicate pink petals that allow | ’ | .: Now. in places in the O1d Pasture | e T o | Bna mdw the s ie o he obtained admittance that wa be soft t to quick de- igreat frecdom for dancing. | 7o z there, and why the i took he fir: ove she was about to 1 @ the shel- plain that didn’t know | &limpss of & sharp nose ambnk. the | ToUbits elther o 1 ”"“L‘,‘,' < really important thing the | ful: evid the point was ] And your folks have scen vour face stopped beating for a minute. She el A e Sl BRI IOl G (o tallng; 16 sSks AL e RN 0o mEy od to wait, for little Mrs, 1 that point, old dear; iU's most | “Oh, no—he wouldn't have let a RS R Eltra: (o They see the real YOU bhehind the GloVOT I Hank s WOlL e BV BIOR e e | “Youll be felling me nevt you | very cmphati | N R e i o , e, : / i .- i To those who know you well—and like pect danger. Mrs. Peter looked hack : : : : : L o e ond the bushes now, His « core | 1108 & 4 o e s ; i Pete, and such an | the dear Old Driaron A : : L e e . Your photograph! 1 . only X when did his The woman hesitate 5 y . {hioso eybs: Hie was grinning s time. | oy e e R it T " Not a bad idea, eh? SR i i [attor 1 entered tonson's nowse: tha front door who is out- | (8 : i : Come in or call up and arrange a studio Sliahiest soian hops for a | “Well, welll Why n' Sometimes W plained jocularly, Y recognized the voies rvpon s You're so suecossful steamboat v 1 & i . \ 5 ey e i ol “: ust have a cateh «rn part of Nort America? 1. th cat famnily tly as it she didn't ] on ternoon N 1 had g ® 5 & confess urpy HETrsC Id have 2 to | on her part, Reddy turned aland why he confess SRR NI hat person wou y " out to one of these open S i ¢ S w Mr. Benson pretty well to tap 1eer Jook as there as on 1 word! know Mr. T ¥ some sweet clover. Mrs, ant AUSERLRDC e eI a T O “Doesn’t all this Lknowle on the window instead of ringing ; 1K€ our whi— bushes, a little bit to one side. Tt LIRRIn D o JIE s and wait for this oth- | midnight when she went out of an | window would Mr. Benson have ad- times to be the least bit in doubt czun to nibble clover | pert'nent. 1 told you long ago that | stranger in.'* eter looked over to where f Vory Slow 1y, vory onres | sha w dining with him that that nig > exterior: The wind ‘was front her to Reddy Nim- | know who killed him.” Markham there a light on the front at Reddy. He was just » 3 ward “Ir M ison had looked out of i 5 P QUYL \ . . . ‘ upward. i betison ! ' Make a thoughtful gift this Christmas. on Mre, a to, we elat bLurst upon you?" know ach black foot Ehie 1 hopping to Mfide in me, and avoid all t 5 - won’ ak 3 1 and he would br A R P “Fhen, it the person knocked on . It won’t take but a minute and the ady 10 receive 1} ay a “It looks that way, sir.' —_— : : } lon't ¥ ki 0 at fumous Fnglish navig § 173 Main Street Telephone 3686 o | Ifect 1 I ¢ - oot 1o ither side though 5 To propel a hoat | SOl i W . i T th Mrs. | she explained, “but Mr. Benson had 18, What is the abbreviation for | L 5] | ; 7 2 i i A DR AT Hon it fixed so's it wouldn't . T “moantain”? | ByTkagLyde.Pmkham's e fo. your car all my maf Jid it was to0 4 Pt A | rve Forever of these places are quite open. L : s Jier his gun and then threw it away, |at the suggestion. %, iched flat down and waited on her way to join her there. | soothe you? It rids the situation of ! the bell. Don’t you agree with me, ter of the bushes, she caught a il { He stopped and lit a cigaret e i Her tone was doubt- ) on after one he had start- |lady told us s that her friends ¢ seemed to her that her heart| f0¢P O BRIt fhe of lehing glart SIf r had tapped on the so often JCLApE L TioEe L Y o one come nearcr | evening. Don't overlook or belittle 1 him without his toupec? ; That they don't see it at all. the nose of Reddy Tox. f | the person who shot Denson knew | “You are sure the bell didn't ring little Mrs. Pete was o sweet inaged to turn partly to- | night “Positive, sir." S EVERSE o e o not sus pclars : A b ‘o . you anyway, al out. His whole D s i ST f | v all along o shotl | the window 1o see who was tapping, eager, hungry look as ther Dby Sl (D ol B i ad of | not more than five minutes “Is there any Way Yo can sed ¢ dstlv b, f slowly hopped | firs) morning.” replied Vane without opening i | % 90 carefully th ere Now : predi) " 3 3 appointment, tance. G ”"; upteu LIk e s r e I “Quite Jossible, ‘ 2 o v w. Mr. 1 n must have . deed iS don(‘ knowle It was irs 88T “And you're c¢ 1in no | | to tend you patiently 1 d | have got in without ey 2 . out of the varions dark foresis and | “How could they . K HORIZONTAL Answer (o Saturday’s Puzzle v you ins vaii=cr I What American built the first tor tirst explored the north | J A Step From the Strand Theater egetable Compound " o ont and les e un Large carmiverous animals of READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS (Wednesday, June 1927 < i i 2 FOR YOUR WANTS The keeper reg v e stepped into the lway Of what of is the Eusta- it 1 ernoon witl and I heard him oper nd shut chian tul ough sl 1 1 Wihiat is a 1 APPER | YS 3 ¢ her body sc “Yon'r ' s. P o ol Suitable 1 hin cotton fabric. | Za —— i e B o alrd , | served, he @ back i . 6. Of what country is Bangkok tell m 0 uite re 1 the capital, had a Key™ 28, i 17, Within. % No one hnt me . ol Prinecipal. had a key Membranons baz i Prineipal. of nee nodded ceaptanee Call for help < ' Deity | ques- | ler statement Approached. f. Emperors MADAM! You have not lost he sulb “You said yon left vou — Mleagor b Lle compound i lding si- door oprn on the night Mr. Benson | 40, Tiwiee - your purse, pearls, or dog un- z.room with vas shot Do yon nerally . ian of Siouan tribe. 20, Frozen water, ! ~ - =] a A 4 Lo hair Vanee Vo, T 'most always shut it. But | 44, Age Godly person, and F ;4\’};2_““’ v it t x o 3 I placed f ¢ ¢ @ woman resign- 1 was terrible close that night . What form of dentine s ex- T rder., d Found ad.. 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