New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 18, 1929, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, \"L DNT ,SD ‘\Y \I‘}"FI‘A.II‘IR L3920 Tom sh ich DEATH TREASURE | completed madame our inconvenience. 17 of acute we to ? Do tell v Oh, is that said ob. And I'm put you to my moth disappoint know any- N e B S R I P I R R John and Florence Maust Undergo Ordeal of Facing Camera Battery When Wed lzm Bells Ring Monday inville When at Werk. ? o a sickly smile By R. A. J. WALLING “the body of Thom not wanted after | » A ) I Photographers Expected to Swarm to “Not at present,” he rep o e Q akes Danohter of ‘NG Parson Marling pays an | lined, the little drive, and the next [me. T was going out to the garden | “Good afternoon.” ex-President’s Son Takes Daughter of Governor ted visit to Woodcot, Fom | instant he had stopped by the when o man said 1 couldn’t go that With 1 the For His Bride—News Reel Men r of imn te arrest, | pointing. His companion pushed way. He said he was a police offi rmy. r slege 15 him, as an accessory in | the gate back. er. 1 went out by the front door | drew pe of a convict. The parson He's coming in,” I said to Som i vas another who said [ They had found neither ¢ rtively mentions the abbey | erfield go that So I thought Mook, nor prison clothe stolen from the Wotherbury | “Here's a bluff, then, Grenofen. [ wd sec you. What's it | D00k had given me a bad q the day o lnu\ death, ( It's about an even chance. But I'N ! omerficld must have bl AL veiled su take it for Veronica's sake and know said 1. s L Srythinggintogthetchmeny (., i ould flee Woodeot. Mar yours. See me off the premises just | ou official folly. Thi s pe ] I thout re s the door .opens to him. | LRGN Aoty S Wk, Tom,” saia | ¢hu ‘ isit but Tom | Everything depends on bluffi ill you kindly do your job as qu oy had gonc I e et \rns his moth- | them out. Down you go! b S po. ind Mot ¢ Somerfield got | © S 2 f 1sin John's cloth- | comes in, stand in the hall shaking | vou'd hetter stay T with me. 1 v on the of doom.” | ¢ Tt tell-tale prison | hands with me.” nts the cook and Millie in the “0 that how | 14, however, is Somerficld grabbed the cam me room. Do yon mind S it weount of Mar- | stand, tucked it under his arm No, of course Lou t ) » n to destroy | took the case in hi Ay AT e (L = PR 117 1 | Hith Tom assents | The maid was co 1ol and A S ‘:”U”H“““' e A i | D37 e i el o a ping at the ¢ € it hard W e was 1oo) s on Jack shied with its | re A4 the hall ned BN saroe T siihercdierin e e ; ] : nd ominous se- | Somerficld seized anfl P e e R ; ? e t said If vou touch that he vel i ‘ “Well, goodby, v N N idani i « ) ‘ vhat you want i Abhot : } hower (he | the tower. I'm 2 ek ¢ ) I I to|ford from London this even " ssed & il e ) b e s Hope to he back on Thursday. I'ri ot I sald, “He e S, 1o ; RN er take it upstairs,” said he "“[ mec A IaLesti: g " ! this afternoon and down to Bat o Altho Botozrig LI ficantly through the replied icld. Just | oyrora tomorrow. CGoi to take ', i M i i i - _”"y B ihe tower t {ime to take it is ! jor e e s e L STasriic o i iy Ipstairs and | (e morning before there's S the i Somertiold | traffic about. And thanks:" a1 m, i LB A : I turned to speak to the man in ST e ey S fl ; ) the doorway cook to come here ad come ot 1 My heart was beating hard : £ A t 1 “Are you Mr. Grenofen? T'm a ') e 7 i phiot pher il lowed 10 police officer.” ! B.JU:(I‘H P”v ; Io heep Chtpchy | raee ‘ : A WARRANT ) ore € Vv in But it than to do so. \ a4 a oom where 1 had an old full-plats ; and tell me 1f they ome in" said Somerficld, tearing tthe huekles of the camern-cas My view commandced the lane a point near our gate to {he where it disappeared under the What had excited Somer- ficl < the two men walking up the road. T had them in sight for One young Fotherbury. The other 1 i not know. T Lept ar on the gite, while Ssmerficld ont of the « Cropped ioon ti tloor and piled the stnfl into it What will you do 1{ ST 1 Pever mind. Watch! The 8 vith the cul ix one of L " ey e IC wry's head ared above the shrubs that irenofer not reali 5 of broad arrow hat Laxion want ow that marks a 1 tough gray matc t would not come. Tmpa " 19id hold cf 11 I 1 made up in a ) 1 oll and o orname 1 to a number of s saw, a jimmy, a picl a silk rope. He held 1 hook in quarto, hound ol Iotherbury missed a dollar,” t 110t the | fall i i 1 irst el crnaneniod The k of t 1 becn hownd up o the ore i ) rly 1k, And on the last writ A plan—apparently 1 plan of a chureh 5 a plan of Fotherbury's ool n Saturday or “You and Laxton saw prowling (e oot night Luxton must pected him Laxton i getting the book. Grenofer Vo sce that Laxtor out Cousin Johy Ty uisin John nshire we can't leave ahout."” it owas ¢ rlo say get g merficld see i ed into the dio when I handed hack 1 te of ———e the man. Somerficld h the mark. | cves | to off his hluff, my pul nicter, | glint N¢ 18 (UP)-—Rev nd T looked at him quite calmly Did you hear 1 1 Willia Lo0Cs nOLRYan : I paper 1 had given me to No.” 1 L'rotestant re s 1 search rrant 1 rud 1 that N It 1th th me was thor Tonionsly s e ont of th L hen tram Iotherl peet that ) id godds are con- vate in vo led n hoy of T'homa 1 i G « of Woadeot.” thy W re it authe 1 com 1 T manded on Hal ith prop n hor ! ‘ 1 1 T | It : 1 I Tr. 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