New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 3, 1928, Page 22

By IDAH McGLONE GIBSON Author of “My Son’s Sweethearts,” “Confessions READ THIS FIRST: ter, Fate, et me live a littls long- | enton, a ¢ inno-|€r in a world where 1 can see you | ;m h .\Lm breathes, for you drunkard cup, dear—held 1 nd that all women ing Iy who | mouth today? Here—" He handkerchict of ex- | “Wipe off that| tle makes me t 1| | in you It takes you out her ‘ vourself, i puts you | ‘t want to be mob.” avid is aw nton obediently wiped | ing a red smear on the her. Ralph Ralph Sl fur compli- | snatched it from h to| DUt it info the breast pocket of a | wonderful ve Ivet robe that covered live with h Tobe love for Fred 1 felt her heart beating rap- & caught h man. Jun who Yynda and Claire. m,, Challer n in love, too nily bi arty. It's Lynd n é‘nt‘)r ;? 3 air, and ad forgotten all about David rst real atfair, an rpily mands Dactnte et Now bLring me my let come home Wil vou put those pillows about me | da may be a little n she sends Lynda brought t ers andi him an anonymous note, saying obediently bowed lovely head so | 7 2 tage is rushing your that he could, by placing his lett | ol Dirit semies b0 irm ahout her neck, draw himself B cF ' = up 2 little, only to back into the monishing her to b pillows with a sigh Did he leave his r a houlders necessary abhout longer than little She was n m”{g ner hand | SWEETHEARTS Copyright, 1928, by Central Press Association, Inc. damn fool of himeelf, to please a|park, Meriden. Mr. Johnson was | wor s whim " driving. 0 Mr Armitage. You see, 1| State Policeman Landau investi- | might be one EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1923 MAN AND WIFE HURT AS CAR HITS SIGN {Auto Leaves Turnpike in New- ington—Two Seriously Tnjured of a Wife,” Ete. could not tell, and she was a little ashamed for asking herself the Newington, Aug. $—Mr and Mrs. question. 7 “You will find a paper knife on | William L. Johnson, colored, of 19 my desk over there. Take all these | Pavilion street, Hartford, were i letters out of the envelopes Hand\gured last night when the car in which they were riding left the Berlin turnpike near the Central garage below Pipkin's corner and crashed into a large sign. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson were returning with friends them to me, as I call for them." Al but was disposed of very quickly. Over that one, Ralph bent | with deepening brows, ‘Do you know, Lynda, ways a man c in how make a have only known two men in my life, | gated the aceident but at 10 o'clock my father and David Kenmore, Per- | this orning had been unable to haps it was because of my mother, | determine the cause. A passerby ¢ father has made a | all these vears. That | though, that m £ool of himself picked up the two injured perso: took them to the Mt. Sinai ho to make a fool of 1 in Hartford where they ar one's eelf. But David—" Lynda hes- 1gtill confined. Mr. Johnson's ear itated a moment—the idea of David | . nearly cut off and his wife s ifered a broken collar bone ar jeral fractured ribs. The other pas- sengers in the car were taken to making a fool of himself was new to “1 don't th or believe that v girl cou'd make a fool of Da\ldl Kenmore.” her. you, my dear?” “Least of all I, Mr would as soon think I could n fool of you, as David.” rived and on that account the au- thorities have been unable to deter- mine the cause of the accident. Tt |18 thought that there might have been another car involved in the aceident. Mr. Johnson will be ar- or very | innocent or very clever—for surely | now that you can do with | ing upon his release from the hos- pital and will be arraigned hefore TO PE CONTINUED £ 0 : Justice of the Peace E. Stanley (NOW GO ON W YT}{ 'lH'-‘ STORY) GEORGE E, HEYES HAS SUCCUMBED Comes That “New Haven” Ofiicial Is Dead Haven, Ang. 3 (A—Word today from Westficld, Mass, death there of George E. | C!{APTE!{ }.xx m NOWS WHEN HE IS ‘\ WANTED | th thought he under- | uation —perfectly. Are i off with Pam o't on Worg o0!d man, it's no worse than it 1 just wanted you to know that it you wished for anything that I could do, vou had only to call me.” Ther rising, he asked: ‘“Can 1 do ar little errand. for you today?” “The only thing vou can do, Hal, | Seedeeilas is to keep that woman away from | : T 1 my house. Miss Fenton will answer | York, New Haven and Hartford | my letters and telephone calls for a | 0ad, from pleurisy which set in | day or two from the office, but I ex ==w—r-:! months ago. He had been at pect # get down there myself, at the |the home of his father-in-law, latest, by day after tomorrow.” Mr. Keyes was one of the very The maid was wheeling in a tea- | well known men of the New Haven cart that could be made into a small :“\"'fm having carried his work to table. jall parts of it, where he made “Won't you stav for lunch, Hal? | friends by a genial disposition and I'm sure Miss Fenton will play host- ess for us. Hal Galbrait HAL Hal Galbr: stood the s evidently was Sheston, and w: came of the ves, id4 of him that he left a knew when he wae es in his wake. not wanted, an | Angust 2 $3, in East| ¢ “No thanks, | . Mr. Keyes entered the serv- toddling along.” [ice of the railroad when years | Ralph Armitage’s 1eft arm sghot |old. in the purchasing department, 11915, when he trans out toward his friend—he was glad 3 to speed the guest— -1 to the accounting depart- though he winced in pain at the e |ment. In 1918 he went with the cor- ot | porate valuation engineer's off! “Come again, won't you? land in 1921 went back to the ac- counting department. On July 20, he was appointed industrial | opment agent And tell all and girls that 1 am not so badly hurt that I will not be at June Challer's party.” “There, I'm glad he is gone Keyes was a member of the exclaimed, as Hal Galbraith left the |exceutive committce of the New Ha- | room. “He's a good chap, and my |ven railread club, an organizer, and for years an officer of ths general offices athletic ociation and a member of the American Railway best friend, but I can't see why a man who has pretty nearly got him- self killed can't amuse himeclf in his own way, with whom he pleases, | development association His home | while he is recovs w reet. Mr. Keyes F The maid table close to | leaves wife, his mother and Ralph’s bed, and drew a chair for [three brothers. His body will be Lynda beside it He had to cat slowly with hie left hand, while 1.'nda served him more delicacies than she knew existed “Aren't you going to talk to me a brought here for burial | Titcomb lssuec a Warning About Disease little 2" he finally asked, as the maid | Hartford, Aug. 3—A warning sent 4 placed the Bar le Duc and Camem- jout today by Supt. John W. Tit-| bert cheese before them comb of the state board of fisheries vanting to tell you all and game is a call to all spo Mr. Armitage, how |of Connecticut to unite in an effort i wonderful it was for you 1o risk your to keep the state free from the 3 lite for a little, unknown child." “dread disease” of tularemia, found “That's nothing. I'd risk it again, |in cotton tail rabbits and also car- ried to a lesser degree by flies and Iticks. A few weel ago the state enough to department of health issued a sim gladly, if T were sure I would be re warded by this luncheon with vou Do you know, I'm sil think that food has never tasted €0 lar warninig fo hunters to be es- good before. It has been much bet- | pecially eareful when dressing rab- because vou sery Lynda. bits, for the disease, cnce confined with one's hodv in a caet, to western states has now spread to one’s right arm hound to one's | cvery section of the country except side, has its compe ion. although ' New Fn Bt ok thlok & e e m:lmn. Mr. ;\.\,}h;\vm, Averill to ln\'e';tlgate . Wil mo, onest % Son denos ‘hat no)| Waterway Conditions i thought of me into vour mind | Hartford, Aug. 3 (A —Deputy At- # when vou tur the ditch yes- | torney General Ernest L. Averill, B terday afternoon | who has returned from the national “Why, it w thought of you conference of atforney generals at that made m iVioms of the Denver, Col, all last week, was ap- 1 was cursing mv fate that T could | pointed chairman of a committee of nted to, like an | three which will investigate int i kot bl e o] st rway problems in which thirty-five states are said to be par- ws would sav, if | ties Mr Averill has taken an active you gave her t nee Tve fallon [interest in the legal battle hetween for you hard, Lynda, an HiRstts ANt Contieptiout ‘over present moment 1 of the Connecticut man on carth, be AUNT HET DY KOBFI OUILIEN iths “A man is goin’ to act right well, but when we had | | hateful when he feels bad, over for dinmer she de- | | but if his wife don't act bated a long time before de- cheerful an" happy when cidin’ to use her hest table- she's he think {line of business has |suggestion at |street reported to the police at 9:05 Welles in town court here. Inquiry Starts Into Death of Burned Boys Rockville, Aug. 3 (F—An inquiry into the deaths of three lads who were burned under an overturned truck while returning with many others from the tobacco fields on the evening of July 26th, was opened to- day by Deputy Coroner M. D. 0'Con- nell of Stafford Springs. The state police secured preserce here many of the boys who were in truck at the time and examination of them was determine if possible the actual cause of the accident. At the time the theory was that the truck skidded on a newly oiled | road, got out of control of the oper- ator, struck a bank and turned over, the gasoline igniting from the en- gine. ARCHITECTS CAN'T (ORNER BUSINESS Building Board Kills Projgct to Reject “Unprofessional” Plans of A movement to restrict the draw- ing of plans for buildings to archi tects who make this their regular | been frowned jupon by the building commission, | | that board having declined a sugge: tion to that end advanced by Com- missioner Joseph Wratschko. The commissioner, who is a con- tractor, cited several instances where inexpertly prepared plans have made it imposgibie to follow the ideas the draftsman had intended to convey. He favored acceptance by the build- ing inspector of no sketches which are not produced by regularly grad- uated architects but other members of the board, who considered the their meeting last night, countered with an answer that the mere fact of completion of a col- lege course is not absolute gnaranty of good workmanship. A similar movement failed two years ago when the matter came be- fore the commissioners after it had been found an employe of the city engineering staff was far ahead of | | | BEAR MOUNTAIN TRIP BY BOAT Al Bollerer of 77 Linwood street with Jack Steele of Hartford and | Bill Dietz of New Haven will leave Saturday on Mr. Bollerer's 38 foot cabin cruiser yacht “Pals” From the home port, Portland, they plan to cruise down the Connectirnt river, through the sound to Glen Cove, Long Taland. where they wil pick up Dr. Kleln of Corona, New York, and then proceed up the Hudson river to Bear Mountain, and return City Advertisement from a picnic at Hanoevr | Hartford before the state police ar- | rested .on a charge of reckless driv- | i | torium he reached a point near the center of the orchestra when a gun flared and a bullet whisked by his head. Another bullet lodged near the spot where the officer was crouch- ing and then he returned the fire Soon the battle developed into a furious bombardment, with at least THEATER HAS REAL DRAMA Roslindale Movie Hpuse Scene of Thrilling Fight Between Gunmen and Policeman. 2 BUICK MOTOR CARS—Sales and servics. Boston, Aug. 3 (UP)—A Roslin- four burglars firing incessantly at Yearly (‘)rd z.;u Upon Capitel Buick Co. 193 Arch BStrest, dale movie theater was the scene of [(ih) PUTEIAS A oplicatio Televhone 2607 a real-life melodrama early today ki g el dan Charee prepata ||| GADILLAC "AND LA BALLE CARE = when a lone policeman surprised a | Hewey was stunned by the e S e s o Sales & Service. LASH MOTORS. ING. burglar gang and a terrific gun bat- | VRich passed half way throug i3 dayalll2 tine “ a2 e s Donsrss @11 Wiew W [ iy police manual and retreated out et_Telephone 3000 Police reenforcements came and; As for 88 wad kmown. pa e WaBlo s o Lemiy wore busicd fule the wounded, but Patrolman Vaughn t theater. For 15 minutes riot guns| Hewey's life was miraculously saved | oo 0 OF ' TS but the | when his police manual, in an in- [y, i ¥ urglars did not appear. alde mookst, €lophed o 4B oalibre |~ iie yngiae. natos found o traes bullet aimed at his heart. of the gunmen and it was believed | The policeman was passing the [that the burglars had escaped by Rialto theater in Roslindale Square when he saw the beam of a flash- light inside. Revolver in hand, he went to the rear of the building, dropping 10 feet to a roof and t 30 feet to the ground behind a building in the rear. for wom Tely rate. ‘or e CLASSIFIED ADS Alphabetically Arrangea Count 6 words to a line. 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