New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 22, 1930, Page 24

a™ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1930. Teflol] 5 COPYRIGHT 19307 [ NEA SERVIC /7 € /nc- 0y ERNEST:LYNN NOW GO ON WITH I'HE STORY HA 111 \ AUNT HET BY ROBERT QUILLEN “] don't like to say things ‘| that: sound common, but somehow the word ‘pre- spire’ don’t seem adequate when . I'm talking about kitchen work.” Oepyright, 1930, Publisbers Byndicate “How do you think it would feel month, even? POOR PA BY CLAUDE CALLAN widow Dapper in her car Sunday, Ma «slipped an’ sprained her ankle gettin’ in ours, an’ it’s been very painful for both of us. | | Copyright. 1930, Puriishers syndicate POLLY AND HER PALS rked. “I know, but I've such a tiny little | Dan.” told her that the 1aps ell—t} H e did not have to shout over o microphone. singing in chorus the said, he ssion th be happy ‘Ev 1t she asked there was not, and she to tell him the story of Its working title, she | im “Married in because ing well was Patterson has several Raymond Marbury. And and Mary Ellis have wo. But there's no chorus Mr Sloan, though, has a partet in it. And ip one of th e something Dan felt cuss t ntor n storc wear sport d he wants s 10 one or And from ¢ that cof- the No sugar I love ed to for it so, an 1 But me! 1 at the time he satisfactorily Ng 1o rave nd so per- Atwood with 1 a good At- of And it you're in morrow a while his nd watched the to the ex- follow- er suits like the men velt's “dress | young women nights,” Rorimer idly supposed, and brought his gaze to rest on the en- trance: to the Blosom Room, where in black, arf in | nd in pastels, waited for their cscorts and smoked cigar- | cttes and swayed their shoulders gently with the dance ryhthm PO Rorimer thought he recognized | one or two among them as movie | actresses, but he was not certain. He thouglit: “But they'd all like to be mistaken for movie actresses;” and, remembering an old English race-track quotation, that “On the turf, or under the turf, all men are equal,” he felt that there was some- thing equally democratic and level- ing about the scene before him. He went upstairs presently, and took a book with him, and read him- self to sleep. His bed-side lamp was burning and the book was beside him on the covers when martial strains from the Hollywood high | hool band, almost beneath his win- | doy. roused him in the morning. In his bath he told himself deter- dly that there would be no more | its to the bungalow without a di- rect invitation. To prove to Anne | t he was interested in the out- | come of the day at Grand United, d to satisfy his own curiosity, he aled her up that evening, and iearn- ed that she had been given the greatly-coveted “bit.” But he said nothing about seeing her fnother 10 days passed, during which he heard nothing from her | at all; and then one day, in the res- ant on the Continental he into Fva Harley. (To Be Continued) bright colo m ASSURED . Aug. 22 (Pr—Daniel Ismael Montes, and avedra have been named ates for president, first vice and second vice president y subject to the coming tions. 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