New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 3, 1929, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DALY LiRALD, Wbl sDAY, APRIL 3, 192, 1 —_— e - g . it entirely and that he seemed to| Mildred. but Mildred's fiery come-| She did not ask him in to shar uation, inse reminder that : & 2 ’ » be much disturbed over some-|back had surprised him. He had the pot of Lot chocolats t FH w |‘ rder a treat 17, 1918, T8 g g ¢ : e thing, she knew that it would do|no idea she had so much fight in|nut cake her mother had ) incorporated in t! S tremey. 2 Y ) 1 her no good to deny that she was her makeup. |ised to provied though he| France allowed 1o intervene @t 4] -5 hurt. ‘ And even less did he know that |climbed the stairs with her and | iy time Monaco is e to hande % g |she had been growing more and |said good might at the door. It} ! its own aftairs right the coldness of ™ faet mJTH D GROV l‘:s 8he couldn’t understand why Stc- more resentful all evening, and|was a good r ‘ "t g phen had brought her if he might |that he was mostly to blame for | which would i (e crbipal < THIS HAS HAPPENED His brows drew quickly togeth-)was like a child’s plaything in con- | have come with Pamela and so|it. He'd have laughed outright late for parting «u tor bott EXT& carmd 05 leefl m Cflm str Mildred Lawrence, stenographer | €T in a sharp line of disapproval t to Pamela’s creamy gems and | plainly would have preferred it that at the notion of lis being jealous | vere locked in th ’ AL g 5 at the Judson Hotel, has her fox |Pamela saw it and believed it was | flashing diamonds. way. “Unless he's just jealous be-|of Huck Connor. trifling misunderstanding, and were bi : F : D | pr 43 + fur snatched from her in a crowd, | inspired by jealousy. | © around was either |cause Pamela is here with another| Bat he would not have denied us distant as though hat owar- | DULEES @S actions ]S&g[‘fle i g - % but Stephen Armitage catches the| She leancd back in her scat and |looking at DPumela or whispering | man” she concluded unsatisfac- |that it upset him to sce Pamela | cd them i s ds thief and returns the scarf. He|threw her wrap off her round|about her, with admonitions not | torily. {ulone with the man. He'd heard | In her room, affer making ! E = ; el et b ely ¢ Nations asks to take her home. Not wishing { YOUng should rs with a slow|to look yet. There were several It did not surprise her, when, |the story of how she'd met Huck, {that Conn 1sloe irad Nice, France, April 3 @—Carabin- 1 1 to seem ungrateful, she invites him |Era The smile on her face was | reasons for this, the chicf one be- ;: t?c end of ‘Hv;v v;-rlorm{-mn hut h‘("'fl')nl s:w[rmml it would | permitted \H" : ! t Monte Carlo have been issued to dinner. He praises her mother's | infuriating to Mildred. } tire. Her truly | Stephen suggested that they all go €0 any further amela herself | smarting her oy lown |y i bridess) tor oianaratianT for fes & ) ; home cooking a'l‘ld gains favor with| “How's the show?" Huck ask it colored hair “,z to !!m Judson 1l to dance. had told him she thought Huck | her c e A 2 Meibaile READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS young Connie, who hopes that her| “Pretty gool,” Stephen another pevhaps not teg Wouldn't a man think of some ht be mixed up in something She Present popular nnrest in Mon. S ——— e sister will mix enough pep with her!saered. And he had just becen ieast of all, was her posing. It | thing like that! “But I wouldn't quecr. Jier head ar witona o old-fashioned manner to hold his in- | telling Mildred it was a wow. way b to say that her |80 it I was dressed in gold.” Mil-| Suddenly it occurred to him that|siephen ha : ich s notived SURRIGIIREUG e URFACF BURNS terest. Huck, more mindful of his man- | posing . i, Certainly there | dred decid wgrily. To Stephen | ) d ay have resented his at- e e s been Lo The evening is spoiled wlhen Da-|ners than Ste . looked past the|were other attractive and bejew. | She #aid she'd promised her moth- t to incl Pamela in - To relieve the soreness at once, mela Judson, daughter of Mildred's|latter tq include his companion in | el i S ience who |®F to come home directly after the darty. IPerhaps she knew that I'a ¢ W . s the ¢ . hi; - and hasten the healing, quickly apply ver, phones her to return to [ his next remark. | ving far ivss attention snow. - - auld not ke At 1 3 tephen escorts her to the ho-| “Oh, Miss Lawrence,” air, with | [Pamela overheard her. “Does g your mother doubt her succe newspaper has w as the salesman who had sold her a | ? : 5 teaching you morality, Miss Law- tui cason e N . T neh government to wateh the sit- esin@ where Pamela recognizes him car. She snubs Mildred and tries to | rgntl:o_< she asked, smiling supe- lure Stephen away from her by pre- riorly. ar : cra it how wa —— ———— tending she wants to buy another ‘She iwh worries to stepmother Mile retorted | trying car from him. Then Pamela weets| §o i 8 L o . ! trying t P ) eciution w v reache ' Huck Connor, who 1ehs. her s a| 7% ~ stung to reclessiiis. hom was e’ ot .- & FREE VOTING COUPON! broker from Chicago. W ; amela her back, “Let's| wonld her to go : . r call t Mildred thinks that Sicphen ts| | . : R R R e K. of C. Parents’ Expositicn (3) forgetting her since the wealthy — gL e fo, e e | ' PR |t e e “BABY NEW BRITAIN" CONTEST theater and she aceepts, not Lnow- | Mildred fought through the push- | Stephen's ma ing that D la and Huck Connor Ly N ing, milling crowd io the sub t he A -:]nnd Has ('ampaig'n Por Baby SRe e e e -, i {who read the New York news St endor e tmenaenin: | Against Death Penalty . i 3 . pers, that Amos Judson | . e 1 10 Nationad c ; CHAPTER VI I 1oi > i Pamela and Huck arrived at the | Li8 children Cons-stepmotiter after |azain, - l for the Abolit by examine 1 cligible for tie | |another. and e did not t wal « I aath. D yesterd v pted for Ten (10) voles by the theat r the curtain had been | 2 . rung up on the first act, but that | Mildred for resenting I b g oel signat o { hese coupons fo'Contest Ma mark. hut wointed rejoine 1 a word. $he was m the counc y or deposit in ballot box fact did not deter them from taking | worried him Clt heea he feit she'd hee cutation t linment - coupons for your favorite haby seats at onc 3 He believe i placed her | bad reated didn"t | por s ¢ y v nd save them for you. You are not restricted in any way in ljob In jeopardy, and somhow t e o co 1 that voting them wr-}v: ];.,,v. . o There w ' i rooen the n ; at i THEY ALL COUNT TOWARDS WINNING THE CONTEST should > known that Miss maining pair 10 Stepher 4 , 4 S0 ; ) 140,00 s = Not G rs After We i a0 P, Toth Mitdred e % 3 § Judson would not want to be en- | knew ¢ ther girl better | dition brow iy - Not Good for Votes After Wed., April 1th, 9:00 P, M. ppropri- S I Bt | teriained with one father's | tha i he closin 0 fixed (No Bulk Sales of th's Newsy |employes. No dou . 1 b ’ ¢ tephier March fure had inspir at s Soraiting absorbed in the play any attention to 1t Mildred was leaning seat, the hetfer 1o see s Tather large and bushy & man in frout of This 1 t stantly o Pamela’s view when the Jaiter took her place beside Huck reach:d anarm at the | back to help adjust her wrap, but she shrugged negatively and hugged the crmine closer. Stephen did not boeome aware | " 5 of her prescnee there in the scat o 5 By 4 next to him until the lights were ; § g \ turned up. Even then he'd talked ¥ = 2 i with Mildred for a full minute be- 4 fore he learned of it. It was a started expression that suddenly flared over Mildred's fea- tures that brought him around to He found a messaze in his room. He was asked o call the Judson | see what had caught ber eyve. He Notel. | found himself looking into I'amela’s falscly smiling face. vascd surprise tGlad b ¢ S m ne sid of her and [4 couldn’t join us,” she You." B other, of holding setter luck next time.” | od nodied. T )t those who looked 0 w Pamela looked at her then and Mitdred at all. She did not ¥ gu il A Mildred heard her, of course, but the insult was t0o covert to be open- | inclived her head bri Mildred e was only the ly resented. Instcad she waited to barcly returned the grectin and i 1 erfoction to catch Ll g G '}'.f.':';\"xi.,.',‘,ff."lf.',E'"::‘-h‘ L e bt wh .""{hi'.‘;m'.'f. 99 Mrs. Ferguson is just like thousands of other e e e B i R e eca young married women of this modern age. R eae e e E s e e e e b Pretty, vivacious, feminine to the finger-tips. e writes Mis, Walior HL Fereuson She smokes—of course. And like most hus- words. Ha looked past her as &he|ly pink satin. And the smal 4 throughout the rest of the anoKa ailf recoissd Hiok, PR R e el s R of St. Louis, Mo, bands, hers disapproves. Or did —until she | began to use Pebeco . .. Most men know from experience the Ile“ing hair grOW? ) | k effects of habitual smoking. Discolored Read this Interesting Letter from teeth. Dry mouth. Still worse—a stale Mrs. Walter H. Ferguson tobacco breath. RE e, Unpleasant enough—even in a man. In the little community where [ live we have quite a lively younger married set. We But oh—so ruinous to a woman’s have bridges, teas and little parties—and of N course all the women smoke. charm! My husband objected strenuously. He £ claimed it was discoloring my teeth and FOI' more than th“-ty years veteran leaving an unpleasant tobacco odor on my & . breath. And though I enjoyed smoking so smokers have relied on Pebeco Tooth much, I was tempted to give it up entirely. o 2 By dedtiscendvised e (oriiine [k ebon Paste to keep their teeth white and Tooth Paste. I was soon happy to notice z hatmpyteeth’ were Grce motel white Sod stainless. Mouth fresh and wholesome. shining. The stale tobacco breath had van- g ished and my mouth felt deliciously clean Breath immaculate. and moist. Z kers. o o s Eescot ’é’,fi,‘;i:fl‘,’;,‘\'. Wit Pebeco is different in formula and (Signed) Mrs. Walter H. Ferguson action from any other tooth paste. It has a sharp, invigorating taste— due to its special ingredients. This unique flavor explains its remarkable cleansing qualities. 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