New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1927, Page 26

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1927. T | Pat smiled. “What if she did?" he | that it was Pat's 1dentification urd, | lead, or of mercury, which may pro- Love’s Embers Adele Garrison”s Absorbing Sequel To “Revelations of a Wife” Beginning a New Sel The Portrait Brings on New mplications. query Townsend's tartled me con- odd that ourse, le M cen ty of Miss I r A the ranks of 1 rvice o gov- my ighbor Money Lov D THIS FIF Lily Lexington is 1 hild of the Cyrus Lexir far_bevond their on's for d only 5, who Mrs. jost real- be gaged to Drummond, « rich bachelor older than hersel? i day after he proposes she gors down town to meet her chum, Cain, and sees | 1 man watchin r through the crowd s oddly atiracted by him is wearing Moved by a ps into the live cane ire of On 11 Every town to homa. her home me is Pat Franee, s his own eah in a By Beatrice Burton Author of “Sally’s Shoulders,” “Honey Lou,” “The Hollywood Girl,” Ete. 1 by t friend, How b 1o T his hes v nds St to fi- vention of hie of menace in it, enough is ) to our proximity to love s 1 t- away elhow n e 10ld e £o0 absolutely skeptical voics 1 meti lo send's conjec But that o s could he o k she was not hing wh in extra d gave hich was n vhich Mrs, 1 1 had no knowl- a sinister ' but ¥ of hidd nowing he m when sor ige, < From the to work, she alizes can marry 1ssury him tted <0 him th v b ry of t poor tham 1 wifs morning withon ton's permission 4 picnie for two, I home and s nto the ry e girl presents f theory that she fs closely to the original of 1 Mrs. Townsend saw in the Enropean gallery. You say she was agitated when Mrs, Townsend first mention- » with the dog, I r of famon Jsn't oy take Mrs. L art out on ! conneeted sure. One pictt ; W s t drives past his shows her the little p next door to it It he- ther, and Lily catches t-faced, old- woman standing roints her out s Lily it she his mother does— | a honee an fn his business, Introduces her to 1R nd his wife, Sad s on sight. altho Pat she'd love all friends. They tell her they' rd “s0 much about her,” and while Tily > settling down to their | kfast in the country above he to me of | A4 of what sh broa TORIES hushand Then 1 erson i 1ot ! ghe | tach 15 just to his o he arou or discuss t a certain Kl By Thormton W. Burgess ! Farmer Brown's Boy Tries to be Fair | (NOW GO ON WITH . . CHAT THE Lest h eldom moves With sp should to an i Mother Nature, DN error lead. Hie and actn- | 10 open Knife is e a mer Doy stood out to- | he a- | s a Brown's birn ward the Old Pasture, where *knew that Reddy Fox and Mrs. dy had their home. There own on the usual merry, freekled ice of Farmer Brown's In one hand he held a few f vere the feath f cest her snow he cor prints. H those were of Reddy Farmer 1l sorro looking over know Tirtz 12" he s ow to tell | derny trained nurs oy home he 101 pr foot pr P Fo Browns' Then he saw toward the footprints that pening under the barn to talk rsons. She Doy shool orsn't knov “She n vou,” » fron t wrmer Brown's s into 1wo girl who was t n oyou ear ort litile girl Lily nodded len prame i 1 ing down through ther m asked ititul hi “ou've notie o thermos “You rememt :1king to e o to my were there cups vou 10 \ Menus e T on 1o you, and it isr treat me this thought you my he one. them have wehieh you Now all right 1 the barn had lost a E ith hig blus for‘ tlze f'amily BY SISTER MARY Now or T've got 10 T likke up, how los sun that the cams to teacl in is time e new 1 apples with ) I corn- . milk coffe timbales cream- . marmalade, | “Yes, 1 and then bhet ) ks, syru \ ea Lun own's Boy : W ener under o : 15 b i Pat you over You will y errie his re 3 ked him que 1in girl the 1o ' low about fhe and how them sserole g mall | woul buttered a Bim poor 1 found he had r She reme had been 11 calous now in answ remem- | at t in I how ‘ and st the jealons sl om over conl she was friend of Jettersons na Pat ry at e th & the isn't nodded, as t of B'ass to a4 woman ir e, And asked, Druy aften is nar- 18 0 she ke wit he hanpens Pat W nd rosi-questioned 1 her : And 14 it T have marri 't litn ke ¢ a strect A togetl 1 il nd slowly handso rrowed i roll in two, bhut hungrily. “Would er it 1 married | he N marry | sald for you to 1 ¢ but you' Drummont right bitterly. “It's the do, and vou know it Do you want me the gr put her warm fh a rfectly t it “I'm enough, thing know {1—just I 1 s Desids Lily him hed check ag around him. and unash st and inst She dovin on lie Pa his 1 roarms . fran love for him then he turned sudder her in his , holdin that rd for her He and was AT her heen Kissed | drive He for a enouzh to murmur want you to marry th 1 think stopped 8¢ sond is is how long 1! him en he Kissed her again with rough tender- | {t? ried. 527 BY NEA SERVICE. INC. ks Ti lot of waist motion in i ou want he en. about he a4 you i ereons 1 | bonrire yon," throwl BT e life to lea litenes yourse “Ye gods! That was Moihe and 1 lay you al? 1 1 smokse them, by 1 Lily thong raised 1 eychrows. Kir home, 8O ps you're 1id. here | two 't ko, st other fresh then right lots of on Iy different viewpoints, the Rut o and headed v0 proy from marr ppily with shoulder, as ! “If two peo- 1 1 little & or pink | dresses two d t walks of How 1 sitting clos o ked on hi. him smoki luck -looking x an dift They'd g . without much friction, no matter what argu- i up 1 renes is - a somel wor : i} ildrer v s came back ssed them road Mot And she r seat to look ust t you i sil cricd Siblin was and saw 1 th er! 1 Good grief!" on vour v ont sea | beautifully | | asked. "She knows you and I took the car and the picnic basket away. You can bet that Carrie told her everything about us that she could | think of. . . . And, anyway, where's | your courage? You were ready to marry me today and let the rest of the world go by Lity - Lily climbed back into the rear Yes, and T'd do it now, too!" ired firmly. “But I'm not seat. | sho a and 1¢ house. Bither T marry you away or T stay here and he self, from now on.” “I'm leaving on Saturd iw Pat said. “So T won't he help- | ;ing vou fo misbehave very much | longer. T'm going to break the glad | newe to your mother this afternoon.” skies darkened for Lily as he . Me was golng away on . and there would be noth- 1 of her but Staley Drum nd marri for years and re info the driveway. . without a word. at and went into the and get turned he left [ the front ster Thouse. From the stairs car i the grass in the out his littlr She | move capahls straizht his &hould: and wa oy N re 1 she to the down in the car window of the up- watched him put the ge, come out and’ hammock couch on back yard. He took pipe and filled it again watched 1 hand i with their She Toved the curved under his coat, I d w rs. v kn the out him as she never to love anvone again, no | long she liv went into her 1 she went rrie was cles in the middle of the floor and contents of hor dressing table piled on the hed. The | Arawers themselves, had boen wash- {ed and were standing on the bal- cony enisid front windows in the sun. was goi ma She © how he d. own room it. A dustpan | the drawers wore was e holdir . looking iming againet the something in her t closely. Lily saw up from | Rhinestone Sun A rhinesiene sun shines from this | silver cloch evening purse n I 1 mothior Lo e “d love the stripes il in a co out and into the lik cchanie lotterson wd fourir at nigit Uls and unds 't fake you show or ¢ play card i ture nmor N Queen of horizontal. The | poser of "A Perfect horizontal. 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