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Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-23
WISONVILLE

Miss Esther Upham is passing a few days with his grandmother, in Providence, R. l.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Staby spent Sunday with Mrs. Lynch in North Grosvenordale.
 Mrs. c. w. Webster spent a day the past week in Douglas with friends
 Mrs. Shields of Lynn is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ed. Keegan.
 Miss Finley Hawl<in a and Miss Alice Perry of Webster called on Mrs Ida Childs one day the past week.
 Mir. Paine has improved from his illness, so as to be out
 Miss Alice Welch and Esther Up- ham will attend a business college next month.
 Mrs. Williams has returned to her home in Woonsocket, after visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. BidWeli. Little Roy Bidwell returned with her
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-23
EAST HADDAM
Sailing Party to Hamburg-Most oi
 the Tobacco Crops Housed.

Mrs. Marshall Gates and daughter, Mildred, of Hartford. are visiting at A. s. Bugbee's.
 William Gates Stark of Hartford, spent Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. Wal ter Gillette at Broodside farm.
 Sail to Hamburg.
 A party of seventeen enjoyed sail to Hamburg Tuesday and were royalty entertained at the home of William Crook, at Red Gables
 Edward Whitcomb Riley of New York is spending several weeks at Walter M Gillette's.
 A large number from this place at- tended the Grange fair at Hamburg Wednesday.
 Mir and Mrs. Sidney E. Ackley of Basham are entertaining their sis ter, Mrs. Harry Edwards of Nauga- tuck.
 Tobacco Crops Housed.
 The tobacco crops in this section have been housed in good condition. A few silos have been filled. ' Schools throughout the town began last week Monday. MT. and Mrs. A. w Chaffee o. Moodus, with Mrs. Lois KimslH and Mrs. Walter Gillette as guests, mo- tored to Hamburg, Wednesday to at- tend the fair.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-23
UNION
Mashapaug Lake Grange Planning Annual Exhibit-chiIdren Only tc Get Prizes.

Mashapaug Lake grange, No. 101, is to hold the annual fair at the town hall in Union, Sept. 30. Dinner is to be on the basket lunch plan. Children under sixteen years living. in town may receive prizes. No prTzes are awarded exhibits of older people All have been asked to bring something for exhibition.
 Mrs. Ransom Tifft of Westford, with her aunt, Mrs Rosett Miller of Providence, called on her cousin, Mrs. w. Richards recently.
 Mrs. Mary Dodge with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Edith Bogue, called~on her son, Fred Dodge, at Oakland, R. l., recently.
 Mrs. Ella Scranton visited her daughter, Elsie, at Westford, Satur- day.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Palmer of Hartford were at the Marcy home stead the first of the week
 Mrs. Lizzie Brand of Willimantic is visiting her mother, Mrs Mary Dodge
 MT. and Mrs. M. T. Marcy and a lady from Southbridge, called on friends in town the first of the week.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-23
HEBRON
ChiIdren's Night At the Grange - New Teachers In the Schools This Term.


 Tuesday evening at Hebron grange was observed as Children's night. The program largely given by the children, consisted of piano solos, duets and recitations. Mrs. Deeter also gave some very fine readings. MT. Fred Brehaut of Amston played a cornet solo with Mrs. w. o. Seyms, accompanist, making in all a very pleasing program. Cake and ice cream were served.
 Mrs. Frank Hart of New Haven was weekend guest of Mrs. Howard Hart.
 Mrs. Hart's sisters, Misses Eva and Helen Jones, are with her for the re- mainder of their vacation.
 Dwight Tucker and a lady friends of Hartford were weekend guests of MT. Fuckers mother, Mrs. F. A. Burn ham.
 New Teachers.
 Schools in town opened Wednesday morning with all new teachers In the first district Miss Thompson of Hampton teaches the higher grades, primary rooms.
 MT. and Mrs. E. T. Smith, E. A. Smith and Miss Peterson, motored to Norwich. Sunday, and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Smith.
 Miss Delight Brown, who has been visiting friends in town returned to Willimantic, Saturday.
 J.. N. Hewitt, B. A. Smith and A. R. Gillette attended the congressional convention held in Willimantic.
 To Resume Sunday School
 There will be Sunday school next Sunday, after morning service, and the c. E. service in the evening, both of which have been omitted for 9 number of weeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-23
HOPKINTON
Bethel Mill Running, With Good
 Orders Ahead.

Mrs. G. Arthur Mills and Mrs, Charles R. Kenyon have returned from a brief visit in New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Alonzo P. Kenyon vis- ited friends in Brooklyn, Conn.,, this week
 Mir. and Mrs. Wallace L. Durkee, of Warrenville, Conn.,, guests over Sum day at the home of Rev. F. P. N1ath- ewson, returned home Tuesday.
 The Bethel mill, now operated by The Wolf Manufacturing Company, is running with a good supply of orders ahead.
 >Rev. E. P. Mathewson returned home last Friday, from a five days visit with friends in Warrenville, Conn.
 Hector Darrah, who recently died suddenly in Mystic, Conn.,, was a fre- quent visitor at the home of Jason P. s. Brown, Mrs. Brown being aunt of Mrs. Darrah.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-23
BOLTCN
Deacon Charles N. Loor1is' 18th Birthday Co!ebrated-LocaI Guests at Hartford Birthday Party.

Last Sunda was Deacon Charles N. Loomis' 76th birthday anniversary. AIr Loomis's children and grandchil- dren gathered at his home to hep in making the anniversary a pleasant one.- AIr Loomis has lS cn a member of the Congregational church, of which he is q deacon, since young man, was q charter member of the Bolton Grange, No. A. Fifty years ago next November, MT. Loomis mar ried Miss Elizabeth Hickman Mr. and Mrs. Loomis have three children, Charles N. Loonnis Jr., of Manchester, Miss Adelia N. Loomis of Boston, and Mrs. William E. Stetson of Andover, and three grandchildren, Miss Kath- crime Stetson, Clarence Stetson of Andover and c. Northam LoOm;s of Manchester Twice Bolton has been represented in the state legislature by MT. Loomis, who has held many town offices also.
 Guests at Surprise Party.
 Bolton people were in Hartford last week Friday evening to attend a birthday surprise party given Mrs. Agnes \. Maxwell of South Manches- ter, who was visiting Hartford rela- tives. Mrs. Maxwell was 76 on that date. She was for many years Q Bolton resident. Mrs. Maxwell has four children, Miss Edith Maxwell of J. Frank E. Mexweu of Hartford, and Herbert Maxwell; another daughter Mrs. Calvin Hutchinson of Bolton died several years ago. Mrs. Maxwell also has ten grandchildren.
 Preacher From Tennessee.
 Rev. Raymond A. Fow1es of Grand View, Tenn, preached in the Con gregational church Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis H. Levey, who left their Bolton summer home last week, reached their home in Indian had their automobile shipped to h. dianapolis by freight.
 George w. Finnegan, Mir. Levey's chauffeur is to go to Indianapolis by train later.
 Mrs. Louise A. Carpenter and Miss May L. Carpenter, who have been spending the summer at Bolton Gen. ter, have gone to South Weymouth, Mass, to visit Mrs. Carpenters broth CT, Rev. H. c. Alvord and attend the thirtieth anniversary celebration of MT. A1vords pastorate at the Congre- gationaI church. From South Wey- mouth Mrs. Carpenter and daughter are to go to their home in Naugatuck.
 Local people attended the fair in Coventry, Wednesday.
 School Supervisor A. N. Potter of Willimantic visited Bolton schools this week.
 Mrs. Johannah Sutter of Middle Village, L. l., who has been spending the sumer with her daughter, Mrs. F. J. Mathein returned home Wednesday Mrs. Sutter was accompanied by her son-ir-law, Jacob Sieberger, who came to Bolton to make the return trip with Mrs. Sutter.
 Miss Clara Post of Hartford spent Sunday with Miss Annabel Post.
 Miss Kate C PomerOV of Windsor is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. c. White.
 Miss Margaret Daly, teacher in Canterbury, spent Sunday at her home in town.
 Miss Lima M. BidwelI is visiting her sister, Miss Ella Bidwell, and uncle, Leslie Keeney, in Wilson.
 Guests at Mir. and Mrs. Elmer J. Finley's over Sunday were MT. and Mrs. William H. Legate, MT. and Mrs Legate Jr.. and two children of Hart ford
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-23
SPRING HILL
Young Men From Cheshire Reform
 atory Working on State Road.

Rev. E. w. Duncan of Springfield, Mass, will occupy the pulpit of the Baptist church again tomorrow.
 c. A. Stalker accompanied the body of his father to Brooklyn, N Y, for burial Monday.
 c. c. Davis house is occupied by IS young men from the Reformatory at Cheshire. who are building the state road at Storrs. They came here from Coldbrook where they were doing the same kind of work.
 Mrs. E. F. Storrs and Mary Storrs have returned from a visit at Cotuit, Mass. The family attended the grange fair at North Coventry, Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-23

North Caronila is thinking of taking a position as stenographer in New Haven.
 William Hammon of Charlotte, N. C., is guest at Janis Smiths.
 Community Concerts.
 The Community concert at Village Hill school house, Tuesday evening, was attended by about 60 people Rev. MT. Parker caEried Miss Cunning and other teachers in his machine.
 Community concert will be held at the Centre school house next Tues day evening.
 The funeral Af Josiah Converse Sparks was held at the church on the Hill. Thursday. at eleven o'clock. Rev beside his wife in Glastonbury.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-23

The town of Mansfield stone crush CT has been set up near the college pond. Stone is being crushed for use in the heating mains from the cen- tral heating plant. s..--.t-.
 Start on New Road
 Work has been started on the new road from Copeland's Corner to Bee be's store. A gang from the State Reformatory is doing the work When completed there will be a state road all of tlee way from WiIlimantic to Storrs.
 Game With Worcester Today. Football practice has begun with a large squad under the direction of Coach Donohue. The first game will be with Holy Cross in Worcester, to- day Saturday..
 Ladies' Circle sreets.
 The Ladies circle met at the church on Thursday to organize and discuss r'anS for the remainder of the year. T\' and sandwiches were served
 College Reception.
 The college reception was held in Hawley arnory Friday evening.
 Freshmen Lost Rush.
 The an-S al rope rush between the freshman and sophomore classes took place on Monday afternoon. The Freshman class lost the rush, being pulled through the pond.
 Faculty Club Election.
 The annual meeting of the FacuI- ty club was held in the club room on Tuesday evening. The following of icers were elected:
 Professor c. A. Wheeler. president; Prof. I. N. F'itts. secretary and treas urer and J. Manter. third member of the executive committee.
 Mrs. Southwick and children have returned from a ESit in Boston
 Mrs. Davis has returned from a visit in Maine and Brinfield, Mass. Miss Davis is visiting her bhother, SIr. Davis.
 Mrs. R. I. Lorgley has moved into the house formerly occupied by MT Chase.
 E. c. Smith has moved into the house vocoted by MT. Lorg1ey.
 Dr. N. D. Newton was in New Ha- ven on Wednesday on business.
 Dr. A. F. Blakleslee of Cold Spring Harbor made a short visit here on Monday and Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-23
moved into their ntw house in
 south part of the town. AnnunaI Receipts S17.000,

AnnunaI Receipts $17,o00.
 Copy for the town report is in the hands of the printer and vii show total receipts for the year of about s17,000. Expenditures outside of de- duction of indebtedness of about $14,- 900. Net assets $8.699.S9. The list of uncollected taxes is reduced by over $1.o00.
 MT. and Mrs Fred Colburn, Walter Colburn, Miss Ruth Ellis. MT. and Mrs. Arthur H. Church and son, Clin- ton, motored to Springfield. Sunday.
 Birthday Celebrated.
 Several of her young friends helped Jeannette Nichols to celebrate her seventh birthday last Saturday.
 Miss Dorothy Macfarlane, teacher of commercial course in the Bristol High school spent the week end at he rhome here.
 Stafford Team Won.
 The locals lost in last Saturday s game with the Staffords. to 6.
 The second game will be played in Stafford this (Saturday) afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-23
COVENTRY
Good Exhibits at Annual Grange Fair Delegates Attend Congressional Convention,
Convention.

The second annual grange fair was held Wednesday with a large showing of cattle, poultry, sheep, farm pro- duce, cake, pie, canned fruit and fancy work.
 Mrs. Julia Thobiesen has gone to Jersey City to spend the winter with her daughter.
 w. B. Hawkins and Charles W. Lee, delegates, attended the congress sional convention in Willimantic last Saturday.
 Miss Myra Stebbins of Plainf1eld, N. J., was entertained over Sunday by MT. and Mrs F. w. Chase.
 Took Part in Athletic Events.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur s. Wood are
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-23

Cn112e or JuQSt Go6dL -A " OA AASA' va s Putnam. who will speak also in the sermon hours.
 Address By Miss Rogers.
 Miss Gertrude Rogers last Sunday spoke on the things, of Christ, That cannot be shaken" She pictured the results of Mohammedanism and of Christianity in evidence in Turkey, and told of the miracle of relief that came to the city of Van in its hour ot greatest need.
 Christian Endeavar this Sunday will be lead by Mrs. Eva Hoxie, at D. m.
 Attended State Convention.
 Canterbury representatives at the democratic state convention in New Haven this week were A. Hale Ben nett, James Apply. Charles $. Hyde and William Cone.
 Mrs. Fred Willoughby of Scotland sang a solo last Sunday during the mornings worship. MT. Willoughby IS the son of former much beloved member of the church on the Green.
 Mrs Frank E. Hoxie will lead the c. E. meeting. the topic being, Christi anity compared with the religious" 1 Cor. 10: 1-21.
 Miss Woodbury to Speak.
 The meeting of the Ladies associa- ton will be with Miss Frances Pal mer, Wednesday, October 4. Miss Mi rian W1odbury, of New York, who has spent much time travelin gamong the missionaries of America, will address the members.
 Miss Constance Jones of Hartford is visiting at the parsonage.
 Mrs William Wright of Worcester, attended the Brooklyn fair and visited relatives in town.
 Mir and Mrs. Lewis Lyons visited in Willimantic over the week end.
 Mrs. I-athrop of Norwich is visiting her ,on, James Lathrop.
 Foil wing is the list 10 be made vot- CTS i'll the town of Canterbury:
 Wm Creasey, George Simino. Wm. Duberke, F. Edward Davies. Fred Kin nie Allen Moody, Ernest E. Plassman, Louis Uty, Fred w. Newton, Olaf Kawson, William Johnson, Myrofl W. Baxter Isadore Freidman, Herman Paetsch Horace Crawford, John Wal ace, Benjamin Davis. James Wood, William Stephens, Salue Olson.
 Biting Dog Killed.
 Miss Ruth Moore was recently bit ten by Charles Kinnie's dog. As he had bitten several previously the dog was killed. by Dog Warden Edward Allen.
 Miss Elsie Rodler is much improved so as to be able to sit up.
 Miss Edith Williams is staying with Mre. He.NY Larkhan.
 Mrs Melissa Larkham of Norwich is visiting her nephew, Henry Lark ham.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-23
WOODSTOCN VALLEY

MT. and Mrs. Harold Bloom are Iiv- ing in Windham for the present, as Mir. Bloom is employed in a mill there
 Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Curdery and Mir and Mrs. John Henshaw returned to their homes Saturday.
 Mrs. Emma Kenyon and family have returned to Willimantic
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-23

spending the week with their parents at Linbrook MT. Wood participated in the athletic events at the grange fair.
 Several farmers filled their silos the past week.
 Arthur Shepard of Hamden is vis- iting Miss Hattie Chase several days this week.
 Professor and Mrs. F. Lillie of Man chester, are visiting P. l.. Lathrop.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-23
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

week the Westminster Boys and Girls Agricultural club also exhibited.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-23

A buttonless overcoat of English in. vention for automobiles is fastenel by a single belt.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-23
BOLTON NOTCH

w E. Rice was Hartford visitor Monday.
 Charlie Howard of Manchester
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-23
Windham County
CANTERBURY GREEN

Iudae Warner to Speak Sunday Morn- ing-Miss Rogers Tells of Mission at Van-Woters to Be Made-Demo- cratic Delegates to New Haven Con ventjon.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-23
COLUMBIA

Missionary Society Meets Granpe Carries Out Interesting Programme s-Eighteen Men and Four Women to Be Made Voters.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-23

Sunday mornings service will be in charge of Judge Edgar M. Warner of Putnam, who will speak also in the sermon hours.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-23
STCKRS
First Football Ganne Today With Holy Cross College Team of Worcester- Faculty Clubs ption Friday Evening.

The town of Mansfield stone crush CT has been set up near the college pond. Stone is being crushed for use in the heating mains from the cen- tral heating plant .-..--.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29

! give dance at IN" Masonic Tcmplc
I ~ hon"r "i the visiting teams. The
I parent" Of the ,dcbutantcs viii cha
! pcron tho DANCE aud the decorations
4 vii hc carried ont in the colors OF
| tic two colleges. Miss ELLA iinford. OF
the Chesterfield. has charge OF the
! dance.
| Al the WOmRn's Club.
| This afternoon at o'clock a, tho
/ Womam's cluh. Miss Lou Belle Gates
( by Jones ~iii give anUthc. reading
| from III" Greek plays. The subject OF
/ her l"ctur" being "IphiEcni;i in rauris."
/ Next "Wednesday Miss Jones Will dis
GUS. ''Mcdcs." and the following We'd
ncsday. thc last Of the series will II"
| given. "IIippoIytus.
! 'An interesting event yesterday even
| inS "as the Greek play given by tn.
students OF Wcs,hanptou College. in
| TIA" auditorium of tho Woman'S Club.
y large audience was present. ana the
! actors were most cnthusius,ica.lv ap-
/ piaud"d.
! Dance for MISS Berlin.
Miss Dorothy London has issued in
/ vitationS for dance to be given at
+ her nome. in Gtnter Park, on Thurs
7 day. III honor Of her guest. Miss Ruth
/ Eeriin. OF Norfolk.
Fraternity Dinner Dance.
The dinner dance given Monday night
al ;he Westmorcland Club blythe Sig
ma Phi Epsilon Fraternity was bril-
liant affair in every detail. The tables
were decorated In the cOlors OF tho fra
tcrnity and an orchestra played
throughout the evening The chap
"rons included Mr. and Mrs. ". T. Win
Get,, Mr.. and Mrs. /. &. Iris,ow. Mr.
and Mrs r. S. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs
w. l.. iiagby. Mr. and Mrs. g. W. Vow.
Nh and Mrs. J. Il. Woodward. Mr.. and
Y 4 NJ nd
IT, i. Bagby.
Marriage Announced.
MIS- Sailie Patton Yous announces
the marriage Of her daughter. Pauline
t" Arthur Wilson Bates. the ceremony
having taken place on Wednesday
evening. November 81. at the home Of
DR.. r. Calvin Stewart
Donation Days.
Tomorrow is Donation Day a, tho
Home for Ladies'. corner Of Stuart
Avenue and Mulberry Street, 1t is also
Donation Day at the Baptist Home for
Aged Women. and committee Of board
members wiil receive at the home all
day.
Dance Tonight.
William +. Staude. Nci! W. Reardon
aud VIII; Roadabush will give !.
THANKSGIVING Eve dance tonight at
o'clock a, Chelrs Academy. corner OF
Harrison and BROAD Streets
Entertain Chapel Hill Guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eppa Huntou. Jr will
have tr. and Mrs. Charles Maneun'
and son. Of Chapel Hill y g.. az their
quests during the Thanksgiving holt
days.
Hiuk~-Driycr.
Mrs. L. Il. Driver announces the mar
rage OF her daughter, Louise Marie,
TO Jack David Blake. Formerly of i;os-
;on. Mass.. now Of Hopeweil which
took place Monday night At . o'clock
IN IN" parsonage of Nenablc street
Baptist Church. the Rev. J. r. Johnson
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs Blake will
live in liopewcll
7" Give deception.
ON Friday, Star and Crescent coun-
eli. ~" .. Sons ana daughters of Lib
ertS. viii tender q reception, to Mrs
Matiida Daywait. national guide: Miss
Emily Z. iiobbitt stat" guide. and Mise
Hattie Freeman, local guide all mem
bcis or the council. An Interesting
program has been arranged. and every
member o: the council IS invited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29
N AND OUT OF row y.

Miss Virginia Christian. who has hee n
visiting Miss Eugenia Fairfax IN Lou
doun COUNTY. Will return to her home
on West Franklin Street tomorrow.
Miss Lindsay Saitcrheld. Calvin and
Frederick Sattcrfold will he the guest.
Of Mrs. benjamin Purcell for Thanks
giving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry q Eilet, have
returned from their wedding trim ana
are nov at home in their apartment AT
Monroe Terrace
IDr. and Mrs. Harry Wall Of Nor
FOLK. and Dr.. and Mrs. e II. Miles.
OF Danviiie. are spending Thankssivinc
with friends in Richmond.
Mrs. Charles Rogers. Of Norfolk is
IN" guest OF Mn and Mrs. John Gran,
Ar'nistead for week
Mics Elizabeth witt Will leave Fri.
day 10 attend the Thanksgiving hops
AT inc virginia Military Institute
Or. and Mrs. W. Russell Bowie have
been recent guests of friends at Green
wood for ihc Purcell McCue wedding
Miss Margaret Palmer Miller. Of W.s,
Grace street has her guests. for
Thanksgiving. Miss clifton FOX and
Miss Augusta Glass. of Lynchburg
Mrs. W. l.. Pryor and her sister Miss
katherine knight. have returned to
Norfolk. after stay of several davs
III this city.
Mrs. l.. VI. Murric. VINO has Seen
visiting Mrs ~. W. King. has retufncu
TO Cartersvilie.
Hiss Sallic Norris has returned to
Richmond. after short visit TO he,
mother. Mrs. II. r. burlington. in Fred
ericksburg.
Mrs. W. G.. Bates. Jr.. and Miss Irene
Murric were among the guests attend
ing The conference here last week.
Mrs. Edmund Waddill Jr, and her
daughter Mrs. Mary Waddill Furpival
have returned from Norfolk uhnrn Ill.,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29

pocket; aud. frowning. he strobe across
the door 10 the panel
Ills teeth se, and his frown deep
ening. Montros. nuur open the panel
In ihc aperture behind it stood Pierre
Ia Rue
For an instant Mnntvose and LA Rue
lace" each other without speaking
ne FORMER was flushed and angry. yet
III ms eyes hicketed n numcless terror.
La Rue. on the contrary. smiled suavely
~ nus most 40 ono sure OF cordial
welcome.
MI at once the dread in Mon,rosc's
eyes was replaced ny u s,ecIy CLINT. of
resolution. Til, lines around his mouth
hardened. Ills hearing was that of u
man who has once and for all made n,
his mind
lie raised his arm In unconscious
dramatic power. Pointing down the
passagcway. behind the panel. he
spoke ono word:
CO.
Go. say" he shouted.
Aren't YOU making Il good deal of
unnecessary noise. doctor" asked La
Rue. amnscdlN. az if talking TO "a
cranky Kindergarten child. and
aren't you being just Il little bit in.
hospitable. too" That's hardly the
way to greet 1t dear old friend TRY
again.
Il told YOU To go" said tho doctor.
studying his angry voice and trying
to speak calmly. and meant il. Go.
This Is the last time am going to
he tormented by your presence in this
room. am going to have this panel
III,
ana the secret passagcway walled up
10y all means smilingly assentcd
Pierre. Have II walled up. and let
us come into your house by. tho front
door instead. 1, will be far more con-
vcnicnt than the present hole-aud-
corner arrangement. And it will give
us glimpse of your pretty daughter
now and then"
You'll leave my daughters name
out OF This. hotly commanded Mont
rose. 81, is a black Insult to her for
beast like yourself TO mention her
And now will YOU go?"
No. replied La Rue. not at all
rufIied by the others wrath. Il won't
when you told me to. Come, come.
doctor. don't behave Nike sulky
schoolboy. We owe everything TO YOU.
'''' VI OIL M" uon forget H.
but you are az much responsible for
us as If YOU We're our father and we
were little children. You can't Shirk
your responsibility this way You
made US what we are. II was your
wonderful drugs that turned us from
ordinary mortals into geniuses."
"Geniuses.' groaned Montrose
"Geniuscs for the vilcs, crimes ever
commiited"'
'To BE Continued To-Morrow.l