New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-03-28
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During the third week OF, March
after a somewhat restless few months
of travel in Egypt and Algeria,
reached Monte Carlo to find te!e-
gram from my friend Huntington,
begging me to come at once to Mar
settles. | realized that there could
he but one reason for such request,
and in less than twelve hours | found
myself with Huntington and Mon
aieur Demayel. the chief of the Mar
Ge;,les police, ransacking the contents
of n small villa in the suburbs of Mar
settles which had lately been the
scene of one of those crimes for which
The place was fast gaining an unen-
Via Bile notorlety.
I had no conversation with RIM
nington, and I had no idea why my
helm had been sought in TINS case,
which appeared to have no speciai
.h,racteristics. The late inhabitant
of the villa, q man of over ~ years
of age. had been found "a hours ago
suffering from severe wounds ABOUT
the head and in a state OF collapse
lie was. living in a neighboring nos
vital and was unlikely to recover.
7 hi, much, however, was Gear: ne
had hcen robbed of large sum OF
,,oner. the possession Of which he
Ind foolishly Dragged about Ill
,ai,bborinr cafe. We went through
he usna; loutine Of examining the
means by which entrance had heeh
forced into tha house, ana nearing
the evidence OF the local gendarlnerie.
Afterward we drove to the ponce
ba.douar1ers: and it was in Monsieur
Demavel's private room there Ihat
illumination at last exp aimed Wra'
had been puzz Ing nle so much.
Won know. of course. Greyes. ne
beyan. what my having sent Tor you
means"
Michael, I hope
I've traced him to Paris" he said.
"ond afterward hers. Almost I'M
snoeais lely, as Monsieur Demayi VIII
~, W., there was not only an in
crease il, the number of crimes III thH
district, but there we're eFiori''' ~
,oaster-mind behind them all. MOE
sieur Demayl told me, an hour OF 50
ago. that tleTts TO the value OF oNei
II 900 900 f'ancs had peeh coiil-
roitted VII in the iast two months'
"Ani the connecting link! L aue'-
toned. -,,d
"Fir;t o;.Ys sy3,H Huntington SAD
watching me closely, Janet DUa.s
sailed from Tilbury for Nurseries
Two woman who wa Michaers COM
,,anion in New or. who goes by t',e
Two of Io1ii%a Martin, after tra|e'-
;,,. fror, America to Havre, joined the
sa,,,a ,te,mnr a. Gibraltar, having
.,.identlv chosen a circuitous route 10
-, s,,.nicior Those two women
,re both on their way t. hafse'iles,
,bey ere due to arrive. IN 'act' to',lsn'
and will he .cio"e'y "a.cn'u'
tl,armore, I tiiin.. that Hohsle'r ~
',,,e.l con- ;,,cv YOU soln"th'nG 0! M
tercst." ,a.ho-
Monsieur De.nayel placed leather
-, ,-.l,,r,n before me- and pointed
to an entry.
road the few tines quickly;
Henri Guy, French-colonia'' bacis
+; G inches, .loros3, gay ht1'i
a,a heard physical appearance
s.a,iheI e,seyhere. address, VIVA VIZ
,~.+n ,,.pro Has targA corrcspo''u-
n,ec snbsctibc; to English news
nntrs anong them Golf l''ustrat-
ed y fi25 Siiid'i \"'
seen en- ttya"s golf INKS.
And nha'iy?" asked NJ no-
"The person in question ~ ia
marvel continued. rs rePo' *" aoI
have changed at the CASINO az ''a'.t .os
,,ts evening one of the mi''s ", .,,;s
stolen from the house we NiS''',' ''''N
afternoon. ,,.o,s- in
"How far is it to Bando' i"
auired. " tho chief
of the police replied, and we sl'u'u
have been there by now pu' ~
frisnd Mr.. Rirlmington mere ihsi''e0
upon waiting fer you ~ the
asked only one quesIion vi 'ii~
.you smoke of Janet Scale as com
,,t IN tho boat | said to Rim
me ton "Thst was her name be-
fore she married Michael"
Huntington nodded hos
..Eor some reason or other she mas
renewed it. 1t is possible 'nat sne
has discovered something about
michael which / have suspected lot
some time" -,
controlled my voice as well as
.o,,,d | did not wish even RIM
m,ngton to know how mnch thiS
+ meant to me.
what do you mean" asked.
~ believe" he. replied, tnat
Michael was married many years ago
~ This woman, Louisa Martin janet
scale may have got to know OF TINS.
She may be coming out to try ana
discover thetruth. 1t is certain tnat
for many months she has not peeh
n communication with Michael !
The chief of the police gazeo
thoughtfully out of the window.
Nj G
we reached lsandol just before dusk
ana found the Villa violette on the
of,tskirts of the town. We left the
80 In the road and took the pain
~th,ch led to the front door. Our
sumnons was at once answered by
stout. good-humored Frenchwoman.
vho shook her head regretfully when
~ inquired for Monsieur Guy.
aMonsieur is out in his automo-
bile" she told Us. ne may return