New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 26, 1930, Page 16

NEW <C NG JUDITH 57 CORALIE STANTO! COPRYRIGHT TCTION poay Uit 1930 4Y CHELSEA HOUSE LEATH LOSKEN “miai when to be only possible which where yvou were,” told him same under his r or two he left to oment that her ¥ went on, her v no me t i “1 thought, when I could come back, that it that you would and marry her nd all your life in her—poor dar- Me. away now wanted | | constantly out doubt, ship had Alan Steyne's companion- much to do with it. He took the. two girls o | and people observing them re |ed on what a happy trio they | | she still felt that he ought to have | as you ge- | pose I should | o ask her to L fortunately, at all probabla Doctor O'Shaie i talk of enfe2- in all a child.” might get ‘And, oh, 1 n- ged to her. Do have taken th | By now Judy had tactily that Alan had spoken the truth. They were ostensibly very good friends, but when they happened (o be alone he felt a certain smolder- ing hostility. She could see that Chummy had not the faintest id-a of his identity, not the remotest thought of marriage with him. but grant claimed her immediately and made her his wife. That. Judy felt, was the only suitable and picturesque cuImination of the strange romance. Once Judy caught Alan looking at her, and she quickly turned away She would not have been a woman if the knowledge had not come to her: and she was terrified That night she slept bad! Steyne’s face was always before her, with that something behind laughter in his eyes—something thz thrilled her and made her afraid, (To be Continued) nd_now I've Patents Issued to eant any- | am entitfed to a privilege: sinformed never were Any such culous. 1 had . and of the and very ever any talk awfully syr nd loved Connecticut People Patents issued by el Office July 22, inventors, 1930 to Connecticut (List compiled Official Gazette by old G. Manning. Roeom 405, City Hall Bldg., New Britain.) weekly from the the office of Har- John A. 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SHIPPERS New York 28 (P—A 890,000,000 shipbuilding program, give America supremacy on the {rich North Atlantic trade | routes, has been launched by nu | United States Lines. In 1929 this country stood among the world's ship um Then Paul W. ho was born on an Illi and never had crossed the oc cided to go into the shipping bus ness. | designed to| ocean ! New York., July 26 (UP)—Mrs. | He bought the United States Lines | Goorge Sparge, playing bridge with |for $16,000,000 from the BOVErh-|tpree friends in her home at Forest {ment. A policy of expansion? €n-| g was just about to make a lit- | couraged by the Jones-White bill- o clam when the doorbell rang | which provides govern cil o T e e R ey Shippuiling \."’"‘J jopsraiion FuRen [z el van o read the e into effect. Now Amer has more | E0% " he said. Mrs. Sparge let merchant ship tonnage under con- | struction than any country cxcept| Great Britain and Ireland. voung man stepped into the I Gottracis nlveddyins ed the four ladies Boihie et ith a revolver, and t first two uni ! S h ; ngs, watches and money States Lines, progr They < . T s complained that he two huge 20-knot, the largest ever built in t ring. He “hapman Costing jointly more 000,000, the ships will L long, with a beam of $6 gross tonnage of | Norma smmodate 1,300 passe iffle, but the ships, to be 432, will be similar in Leviathan, but will have tead of three. en locked the wor Il be eyen more athroom, and departec resent flagship of the American | it about $1,000 t marine. 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