New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1929, Page 12

HE LUXURY HUSBA LR R LS BY MAYSIE GRELG g g B ops t with her hand to s gone N Je NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERATD, MONDAY, OCTOBER DFATH TAIES AN DN DRINKING B0UT to marry Bar is hair, | late In the afternoon. ul heiress, l¢ t e silence. | Mounting a rise, they v the fox ¥ Nl D N good d to each |a giant boulder, its ecars back, its| &= - t t out of s it made its last des- 8 I ' par for life against the hree mont iStanley Smiclen v part of or i, 42, his wite, decided to papt. His wife took a job in the New Br showing me over the| Barbara shuddered and turned | ;i Machine company $o that their her head aws four children would be able to live. e didn’t think that | ‘Somehow, I can’t get: used to ' stanley took to drink. might induc iy Srested| this sport of yours. It seems in spite SERE e h and inhuman to me. All of % tehed zainst one poor fox along wth you ara tries to for in mad w hopelessly Three an cruise s me w |and thrash thos whip." him for that. his larly no- b don't years la alway nt to rush dogs off with my forward es he was dead I Examiner John 1S cause o'clock w mark Bttt the police A8 s wlone " all stating that someon awa ), 1 over now. Come on, I'm going to expl e 5 ise [present you with the brush to re- o nal Detective HEas L member this by.” ; A Joves her, 1 to : ! thanks,” said Barbara quick- Zeme- | his prid |1y, “I don't think T want to re- c hat | ref | member this scene. iround the hou t, a long | the afternoon and “I hope yol a noticeable It hurt Bar. |On this house party, ;i S UL s vionine more | derful time. to you, Hendy.” MO e war a so present- | ) her lids cl caving spicious her s curved | twlce nd time. Stil r ey “You didn't like thesreturnjj s see if possibie, even |'° PTE JolrpIoa | man when e vose |98 L had more than [ 5 /1C HIOWDEC ay, at He shrugged in annoyance. » enjoying yourself ar] giving n I'm ever you to like you old silly Td W vi min- | n st was \_':x:" | They were on their way home, el LoLYS 1“ some- | sl e e orated b kowski, o ro| SR ]fl.ronhhklil pine woods, R Rl opnosite edge | o Hlencerson said, Identificd by wife after Dr | v had examined the body, it| d that Stanley, who lived | is wife al- | s0 ost pennile out three months So that the four children m gratitude, 1he able to live, the wifc a me." in wctory. For the past sever L weeks her husband had been drink- What- idn't?” cll enough the he ant vily, woman told Ser- | Michael ve Hellberg g the oth Brophy « Harper were | also s of the death | by Lieutenant Rival. After an ex- | e rajar i iiTe |9 Doriimak wdly, Hen- |amination the was turned over Ray and older man an I .U, |4y pl J can like people [to the Duffy Undertak company | e VelA e s inidifrer you know. I like |by the medical exa room, 1 | you as 4 . my dear.” e in his 2 seemed preoc- | D s friendshi | S - 2 i e SndTorh Joticed with | You talk like Aunt Jane in an ‘Ad- EB T M VF | o vihg that the | vice to the Lovelorn' column. 1 i | e bout him had | It Was growing dark in the r From the carpet of pine i | » rose abrupuy, an- under foot came a d:un;-,: l D) + intended taking ¢ smell that permeated the | 3 | e Outside not unp the room. moon in O : Barbara's v to inquire the way | narrown their r before setting out at | tated t mined to « in the direction of {and. suddenly leaning acro ; post office, from where | derson took hold of her off an urgent tel n to pull : horrows fri bara me well The corner and | ., when he swooped down valley, long, this wor hounds rac h you know." behind, their gle hod She flushed slightl ind g as ¥ prouc | ing those moonlight | Vend before : the huntsmen, a glimmer of scar- na she had married | is king on a serics of I let, black capped, in the ‘struggling Ray. How lite consequence a | Kations reminiscent of the T board an e Liie hedlbeonitolte o How | Dome and Daugherty scandal in- U A have h soon,” cried | different everything seemed now! | duiries prag | liin erkins as he pointed tol ( ght, Dial Press) | Senatorial leaders have been in- on the next r the fox Bart s from a danger- | formed a statement may be issued a brown streak. ous sit to meet another. the White House K Jaen; on him before he | Read tomorrow's installment. iter speed i considera- and 5 Mo onall i sy s | tarift bill, and in the luxu ra Landon can well fel- g | meantim e various republican i, .+ Merchants Fall Short senators are to be called in for con- Henderson, turally disappoint- at | Of Chanze; Banks Shut frone bout the peculiar s woman!" he exclaimed, a £ o 5 lation, n its adoption this | dva. il Hon ‘rvr\u'v”;r:(])l o “T“‘”r“ bt merchants jot Few: el cem 1y, ; in her trim Saturday night shook rueful Blames Farm Bloe he believes, } tit with a hard felt [2Nd Wished that they I n Smoot of the discor ished down over her hair ed so clos; Call money was | finance cc ee blames the repub- imed pure copper in the a prem 5 Saturday was | lican farm bloc group t he| g Xie ex. | Columbus day—a bank holiday— | considers a delay in passi ! eite G R ey i el merchants did not realize this bill. He h ssolved the democrats | rid AT TR AT et LY too late. of ¢ of filibustering musician and w £ F ) fields, but, all the same,| Pay checks from the factorics tor Borah o N T Ry Al i<t 25| she was wishing that it had been | Were presented to be cashed. Large | pe for the bloe, has rej H nveracniol I horoq | Rtay instead of Henderson riding | DIlIs were passed over to be changed | bill be passed and a scrious r voided only | by her side {down. And late Saturday afternoon, | Smoot will conser because ! ¢ 4 mot| The night hefore, mrter their host before the mercha realized just | the purp: 3 to allow it. Kes the | had spoken of the proposed hunt, | Whal was happening, cash drawers session was called” meaning clim- | most of his Ra | were filled with chec d rema most contir o D Barbara, T can't | dollar bills. = Silver S = it thecugnonln pany. 1 o of 80. L1 ing outrit.” bills were missing. r box of- | Bo frankly says the de- il S R e e and newspaper offices were lay may from the sincere | 3 London,” pointed out. “It *d, and although they did their | cffort of associates to revise it| to me that you |Dit. vet it was not enough. In fact, | the way they want, and he served one of the 1 Qid was in|Of the town had wore | scurrying all over me 1 i { closing time, trying corduroy | envelopes. red woolen sweater his Conti h 13, appearing day. costume | — comprised | « e w, T gness Henderson will| JUST ONE KISS ; Sy .t)”,' : ,’(‘,‘;”" ; eldp i her head. “Very t y t. all the sa R i ticipated ple “How did you o t A shaft of 0o r x the : now not urged 2 to Starve 5 | « v s people now re 7 — 8 You sel em ¥ ‘ gorous an 3 ra \ » y bated the cause of excess | S ) T f V. | i 5 ‘ —— ——— ob t ] wla prescription tat lat ous lab modern me WAHT TO LOOK YOURG? £ For 22 years Marmola has held its % for fat. 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Companen Near . oo or wdaons uin e Face Indlcate Struggle 5 [ oo Wil et e mecrehs| Rg;\_d E dficates Sh‘uggle On Party‘ Prezfon waialavxasted everat Hours Floor - Rohinson n today 4 later, long before the body of Miss in an - e | Johnston was found. et 2 y <3 7 ot Lo ypearance: e Preston Alleges Two Men Kidnaped Woman — Second | et : 1. 1 Al t cio: > i‘ i e n il rasse no hoves| - (Girl Says Defendant Got Drunk and Attacked Her [piions | ulics were anstiony Nov as Smoot has said he and Her Friend—Victim Strangled. Johnston girl mis A search desi rate sections of the | ity E finally led to the ndoned autono- bill will be reached untfl the |bile and then to the girl's body Lon Sl "®| " Chicago, Oct. 14 UP) — The price {had been severely beaten. Her cloth- of the tariff interest Tas|Joln Preston was paying today for ain and her face was cut tracted by the series of in rday night party with two young There were finger | tions which will get in full |women companions was jail, and a |Marks on her neck. | Tuesday when the Caraway |murder charge against him. One of | Miss Mathilda Murphy, cousin of | ® tee will begin the f of | the young women, Miss Agne ;,,\‘,,_}.\h.« Johnston, and her companion | sses called to tell what |ston Sie She peen | 0N the Saturday night party, told of v, have e de to attacked, then strangled. |events preceding the slayin ‘ the pottery schedules of | preston, who is ma denied| They had gone with Preston, she | bill Kknowledge of how Miss Johnston [Said, only after insistence by him, | T Shearer naval lobby investi- | was killed. Two men held them up, 1 they became alarmed at his be- | on is in recess until a weck from said, and drove.away with her. |havior after he had several drinks| when William B. 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