New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 16, 1927, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNE SDAY, NOVEMBER 16, Love’s Embers “Revelations of a Wife” Adele Garrison”s Absorbing Sequel To Beginning a New Serial ttention to With narrow Mary Harrison 1 Dejected Over | she paid no Noel's Inattention X “Poor Mary to me, when our ! da. the ost “She's not TS hs ed Mary as s with Junio suit “She is the exclaimea poetry of motio living, trouble fs happy unless < or two s ize that the vevolve arour she's too for any much agains as agninst “Granted am confider r will do | e front | cam mo nits u discipline her. But what hap Noel Veritzen imi nake a sigl whenever he liatel and his sor the h both ved their ral di limou vamps." T laughed, when 1 By Thornton W. Burgess ds of to love Peter Peter Rabbit should ha 1y from that bramble-t where the two stranger rabb; making themselves at hon sir, he should ha know, he was hi hope that litt come back Regrots make cow We fear to answer with each o plain to see 1l any one clse, W Dadn't the slighte watched them it broi him all his own happin Peter when they had lived dear O1d Briar-patch. He began to be hon haps he had some tim as he w grew more it was of no us 1t was of dear O1d Bri i i there,” said 1 couldn’t be there.” He w tenderly called her Fuzzy fault.” he cont to bilane * sald litde Mrs. Rabbit to herseif | Ieft the dear 011 Briar-pateh never would ha 1 that ot nd more i g0 to go i to wr-pateh wouldn't now one stomach 1he Good ;%ws for retly Skms il exee vay dizsolve from 3 chew ¢ Tnst it di stomach new, ration again pores. You MELLO-GLO. certain shot with on F ENSQMIRD CHARACTERS OF THE STORY PHILO VANCE JOHN F.-X. MARKHAXM ......... AR St ])lsLl‘cL :\home' of Nt :w York Ccunty ALVIN H. BENS Well- r-t broker aml man-about-town, murducd in his home 'SO SO0 I»mther of the murdered man Aot Housekceper for Alvin Benson LCLAIR ..... . A young singer II IP ILALU(,I\ < s St. Clair’s fiance D . Intimate of Ivin Benson’s ary of the firm of Benson and Benson COLONE LB I\,\BX OSTRANDER A retired army officer WILLIAM H. \101 TARTY ............... An alderman GEORGE G. STITT . s of thc firm of Stitt and 2 Ic( MAU }‘l( F ])I\\x IDDIE , bublic cwn.ltanh . it District Attorney i rgeant of the Homicide Bureau BUR KE, b.\lh\lf\, EMERY ««eev. Detectives of the Homicide Bureau . Commanding Officer ict Attorney’s office SPRINGER, HIGGINBOTHAM ned to Distriet Attorney's office 1)()1'1.\' - Fire-arms ex pert | . Medical Examiner W \(m‘h RIS bwratxu “to District Attorney cetieeneens. Vance's valet The Narrator ——— e J KIS HAS HAPPE might have remem- episode. Morcover, the ology tt pplics to I plics to th » Major has Platz and on the assumption of his innoce then A £nd, as a matter of fact, Mark- were safer liere There'd be time of them when th ith pain 1 oG we EN HANLON . of De '. a PHELPS, TRACY, APTAIN CARL H A(.' DIt DOR FRANK bank cted person solve the mys He works up 2 Alrs, omises to date. ical cascs Colonel and them to —to | ham to his c: 1l mur 1 Major Benson's a he finds a Colt .45 with which Alvin Benson had ry on acted throughout rs pare where. against the Markhan: irtment where | . Con the type of gun Markham. It's been ! bur heart's digpose Hr blew over a 1monier Know for an STORY i folloswed him in a kind of t sympathy NOW BEGIN CHAPTER extracted the the table whe Tow hef full THE LY for now {1 he knew \ demon: Indecd, Markham T present vou | pose of Va s r- | gate the Major's alibi, and that opposition was due as much 1o his of the results as to his im- ience with the other's irritating Wias no ¢ ree was setions ion of the \ I have always suspeeted the trt equest 1o i " There for wer number tha “Again, Markham vered clues. € remain in a m ng time becor slightly | fear , 1or the catch-plate is not | j “sh hox of car- nd its con- | re much of yoi s that ods. that he would have balked | the truth, despite ip for Major Benson; g—as 1 sce it inevitability of cir- Iy ing migi Not ultimately long friend but was now-—with the is dge o the A out of ti 4 roll incorrc way, shape destiny way to the living. for fi ous picces while Markham remaine doorway watching him avrowed lids, his hands into his pockets. , of course, have weher rake the ap: i minutes looked of f s eyes Captain there which a Plae or an imself out of tment of hypnosis. rinch by inch,® obscrved Varnce. an effort. it think it necess'ry. The case 1| Major's a bold, cunning soul: wit- ) his wide square 5o the | Gominating s of bular | eyes, the pendienl; and | indravn abdomen. | i i opu I of wels in anyhow, he had the He " em where therc'd ! heir being seen. This natur lock I don’ vour spine, hrief ¢ his mental lid the M Alvin woul night of Alvin 10 on sceret eenth g Clair 1offs card e coi o objoct i merely Miss St to Mi sdroppi o no chaned Iy | no such : in the oom—which is why I camc 1n con 1 T referic W midnight was departin Alvin ould rosc-wooil walked to . 1 tried i ils of ore Knew yout half past tty sure that In for cabinet equally di Markham, locked d srother \hout o r when his « pre ish e ther © waited ap; I simply find a and socured with i yon was { walnut humidor pile of " helf of ¢ stopped the s top, 1 Whrupily box, ea was locked ind wo reeeiy orcd to lift t of and t hei e eth o et's see,” he mu “what does Major Julieta rfoc but 0 his t Major the Jout Is the is. 1 ri smolke los. 1 holie sufficiently ‘re not “p under lock bronze Tock cried Mark- much pain humidor “You can't 10 the and in his voics Before he could however, there W and the lid flew open a bBlue-velvet jewel-cose, “Ah! ‘Dumb more quick an words,' " said Vance, stepping han; as repr h Vanc click, chang re to the “T onc 1rp ex- Inside was you remember, 1 the security put our belief. f¢ cwel ould i cwels: a into the of arkham stood staring nidor with distress. a nan told his not to mention the f it. turned on the | chai and the | * This Th and sank T y a us of T murmured. ned Vane disheartenin’ to i s00d Goa!™ don’t know what “In that respect, you're in the same predic’ment as all the philosophers. | But you were ready enough, don't to | ¥ know, to believe in the guilt of half a dozen innocent people. Why should you gag at the Major, who actw'lly is guilty | His tone was contemptuous, but a curious, inscrutable look in his cyes belied his voice; and I remem- Mark- emains only to murderer took 1y with hir they couldr ft the iy other way. fore, they're in this apart- If the Major had taken them to the office, someone might have | were welded n them; and If he had placed | friendship, T | them in a safe deposit-box, the clerk | word of sentiment, [ me in an tndissoluble | had never heard a | or even sym- | it ER CASE © CHARLES SCRIBNERS Sows | v, pass between them, Markham had leaned forward in | » of hopelessness, elbows | his head in his hands. motive!” he urged, A nan docsn't shoot his brother for tul of jewels.” Iy not,” reed Vanee jewels were a mere addendum. @ vital motive — rest . 1 fancy, when port from the expert ac- | ntant, all—or at least a goodly will be revealed.” thut was why stood up resolutely. I'm going to see z through.” did not move at once, He Iy studyving a mall tick of oriental de- mantel. he mu copy CONTINUED) Jut the you et your 1 you wanted am this int que ca th n on T say Tevlish fine (TO BE ered. “That's a Your Health How To Keep It— Causes of Illness BY DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN rmal of the Amervican and of Magazine, specialization of the care of the found to be of so as to demand 8 of Columbia university prepared a small man- teeth and the mouth | usses in question and of the cases which | mothers of grow- | of Den has recs istry ntly ual on the Vi orm some vrh the children. Removing Stains most prominent ques- ® n stains front of the teeth. 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