New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1928, Page 22

vith these! to nobody in I Sh s yellow Sike i1 on looks 1 both of he I nk: Here, o dropped ks in his hand! 1 Jerided n particular, ® nlucky Mike, whirl misquoted on, get back it hot. We're Profes- "ry your five tie woman understand she said “when he to vant," old Dad and 1 that the poor people cscorts, rbed in dinner garn i f Elliston wc il Stuart had o size of Jack St over the o pwned won some ority, like i s clothes. Th rost for 1 to get hack Kkids. His za bl It o qa, vho i ibout | you ird his « that yvou could Ton hlesse you jart e assemblage n and girls and was that g 1a be a poc hor heart!” of s s him that night. He hom 76 companion. tell it Y fore. And know, ist a bored ame ve me t 1'c a happy lot if ethook half glan daringly their were, hut the of whom nts, want- e with Jill and back to hix Nita,” he ness, hum 1 rise and n osure 1 never you'rs me il serion i Tony him- md truth, is ring busi- | ne held no in- | AND NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESD BROKEN THREADS” Enw/ LOVES” THE S08 SISTER ETC. 1926 THE CENTRAL PRESS ASSOCIATION, INC. 1y to ther way wner of one conver our own, an We are no 1 out of hin might by the most be said very \ spotlig flashed full in his “inds—hot' o' yul command in & snappy, metallic tone that wavered not nor did it brook delay. Jack Stuart waited not for any repeated rder. He “put ‘em up. quickly ifled scream broke from Nita ¥ e “Shut up, woman!” barked the voice behind the spotlight, and a huge automatic showed its menacing muzzle within the light's focus for n instant. more squawk outta you and—" The unuttered threat carried a double-barreled suggestion of horrible possibilifies. Frisk *em, Pete— bot' of came the next command, and a s ond figur wvily armed and N orward to executs mind th' jack now- 's gotta ds high above his art underwent the of his Tt running of sharp tarnitt a quick hands over his po When nothing in the shap m wi the frisker his attention to the woman. As t was shining dircetly in his own nal him, Jack could not witness the lignity” to which she ed. Whatever its nature she was in s sub climb into the the hack & Step liv mout} mzzl Jack as st part of 1y, v might be 1 could they b had $60 in his on ip, down up ner down Mister ceovered nerve m by hold he went on ou're nes ard—not t1 nest t ckle cor rticularly And voic with curiosity. Then he Yourself, “You said it!" ones chords of ans £ questic 1 &'poze i« own mel- ting nor said Jack, the dly t card ng how! : wh when bring s a dog's ping m in on the fiilson t cry!” som Tack curs yi said the fellow in & 1 could make you w had been trave ral minut. level road t sudde ling ) slow Mis 't took in- tepped A wild thought his mind to nd then finding help Nita. A moment's reflec- him the folly of suck r fellow would shoot fore he had taken six steps must wait for an opportuns . or for the affair en itself out. wve are, good folkses!” cheerful smart-cracker, r of the pair. “An’ ly—pick up yer Fr wendin® our way light step on wa 1—the ringing. mirth nvariably incited list- with him. And the truth, really worth a the dignified and right- nant Miss Ravelle had ttle flapper-like gigglr ink of the position to attain to step on her sh who had all of an English- titude for catehing t ©1 to know “w'ot L bitin’ ye hall? ¥ e oW1 hat was the i whose at that moment J Stuart by main long spiral stairway. to know you, at ry.” he said, turn- “all bound 'round with toward his escort on At that instant he heard a obiscrved a faint radiance . folds of the kerchief head filly’s blinder ded 'Ennery felt the fellow’s stening the knot and then it was first, A mo- Jack s unf slinder his sight ared which gh D nd or two around startled hi 1 wve been puzzled at the mo- to explain why, if he had asked . objects to rivet his figurcs of the standing at his right the leader, who had 11, or nearly all, tha talking Uy six feet tall, broad shoul- i and narrow-hipped, an athlet of the zodiac bandy-legged and and by his voics 1 Cockney. Both t hid face, most effectual cov- a half-fright- r beautiful an. ment that drew Jack” This consist- 1 of a well-furnished room, with a rge bed and with s bathroom The door of the bathroom way open, disclosing a refr and a rack with numerous ba face towels, Evidently the apart- person with fastidious windows look out of the biz room. st quick glance informed him that exit through any of windows was made impossible by a s sercen, first tention were the The one vidently twe other LS houlde 1 dialect, a tyy on wore black n irs and throat ZS: Nita R 11¢ ry look in hu djoining. side oW, you two lisfen The biz m; sounded Jike a lion, hoarse, with ort, spiteful quality in its tim} hat gave the lie to the seemir of humor in his oking toward body was turned in The voice dircetior © the un- body wi that mask on his face a live s h -pat it i inee at th gnificent corner of s half a swift the m i dresser shooting on graced one room t'town o that means hers who'll other mmun breckfust—and you decide to st of time, Thatll be up afte mornin’ comes funny bring your meals, if to r t'morra th part had | h and | any AY, MARCH 13, Pete'n I are p | t0 be calleq stick-up: : lesides, there's danger in peddlin’ of th’ swag now'day too easy to identiry We pre real jack—th' long green “So Pet'n I invented a new kind of a stick-up, a socta double-action . Il cost of you two hirds one grand—a tousan’ apice |—to flap ver wings agen outside this apartmint ow, her: You, Stua imme a4 note to yer iss r her tdraw a grand outta da , give it to my Imesse P her trap shut tigh He turned, facing to velle, who still stood ad stopped upon her entrance coat and hat still lady was not for, business” in the acting. An observer would h sumed that she fully expeeted 10 « part from that soon ot sooner. s crude s th' eac “tis ust s sayin’ little part s room very Loidy lected grand-—say by noon t'morr word t' unlock y n pervents me W'y, somp'n'll pery f'm unlockin® th’ door!" | (TO BE CONTINUED) Maple Hill Club to Sew For New Britain Hospital | Newington, March 13—The re r meeting of the Worman's club of Maple Hill will take the form of s all-day sewing meeting to be tomorrow afternoon at the home Mrs. Frank B. Rau on Kobbins ave- b A luncheon will be served &t noon and Mrs. Rau will be by Mrs. M. J. Shonts, Mrs. M. strom, Mrs. E. B. Prou T. L. Monier. The sex for the benefit of the New General hospital. littie According to a statement this morning by Chairman G itoot of the f nce boa ing will either be callc of this week or sometime du ext week. Mr. Root George W. Hanbu town, another place must b t which to hold the meting. e past the meetings have usu n held at Mr. Hanbury's he nce hoard is te set vear. Anderson is ] Sim Hill by illness. George M. to his home in The regular meeting of the Mapl Hill Bridge club was held this after I noon at the home of Mrs. Walter J Sorrow on Sejuin street Special Notice Whist given by “Les Artisans’ at J hall, 4 Church stre Wednesday, March 14, Prizes —a | Special Notice | Food sale by Eddy-Glover Unit No. 6 at 140 Main str Wednes- i Home made pies, bread Aay. and salads.—advt. cakes, VREPl BLICAN CAUCUS The Republican electors of New- ington are requested to meet in cau- cus in Grange Hall on March 19th 1 at § o'clock, p. m. for the p pose of clecting delegates to the Re- publican State Convention and Con- gressional District Convention to b held in Hartford, April 17th and 18th, 1928 for the election of dele- gates to the Rcpublican National Convention and the appointuicnt of a State Central Committee Al¢o for the purpose of electing Town Committee for the ensuing years. By order of Town Con HAROLD G. 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