New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 30, 1929, Page 16

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1929. 1 ’ A : . The Hez;rt Story I o ak ofa ve s w enmg Steadfast Womaps By Adele Garrison Harry Underwood's Drastic Ord ‘\\Hh that old Ph to the Hotel “Prisoners” Indicate | that the Kenellos are Almost Ready to Strike! 1 holding a mental ometer and all ters over those > T always sail 1 J baromete 1t is always, Lillian’s way to grov ealm in time of str nd I kne by her quiet, medsured responses her husband’s telephone that somethin ous was : was breathless with an time she hung I had been train and 1 asked no q She belore and sti Wy sti g close to do I. But good po! 1 cy to of to say waited f spe know now he clasp 1petuous 1 of the pink with 1 th artmer n can't leading to & the balcony outside. 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