New Britain herald., 1926-03-30

IA told him 10 get out of Now | Britain. l want you to make sure that he does, and l want you to put q man to "atch lny house at night for a f. wdays. Yon can call him off as soon as you make sure that this fellow is gone"
 1 The han looked al til" photograph l again. glanced at the letters, swung in his revolving chair and looked out the window. "Botter tell me little morr," he suggested.
 Morton struck his front teeth wit his tiumbu&il, thoughtfully. "tll right. You know my little girl Aud rry" Well, this worthless. no-goo1 io@f"r claims to b, her stertather. Perhaps you don't know it--c"rtain- fly never told anybody but l til,l ,doption papers for her in Chica.o before ] came to New Britain. This man seems o fetl that he has sort of claim on hcr-or on me, as her guardian. At any rate, he came 10 my house today. and threatened 10 make trouble if l did moi give him a very considerable sum of monoy."
 The other man cock"d an inter osted eve at him. Looks like q case for th" polr"." he said. , Morton shook his head, "T don't need U." poljo" can take care Of ni1n, as long uS know hos around. W}at I'm afraid of is that he'll make an attempt 10 kidnlp Audrey, Or SO pt}inE like that. Have your men look around for him, ami ser if he is banging around at any Of tlJsc cheap loiaing places, f h. i,. call III" up, can g,t him ont Of town. In any event, See that my house i. watrhnl."
 Arising, lc took lis hat and oyer- ,0j.t.
 Th" detective nodded. "ru ha~ g good man a' your house tuuigha h" said. "and I'll scout around my ~olf to s,,e if this chap is in town, Sura yoG don't want him arrested a> vaYrant"'
 "No." Morton said. For one hing, il +, 's arrested. I'm afraid my littl" girl will find out about him, md I don't want her 10 know any nor ol in, than she knows already :. sa~ hj' today for the first tim, in "irA'o'" yoarS She was yea r'' when sb" saw him last" IT, laHuhod, "9Hn didn't rcmcmhyt i.im."
 Morton ran down the ric}a,> stairs. Ills step was uncommonl i,ph' for maa in the middle year. l his s'riIo aud figure were lik" Novs aS r" swung un LHfa,Ctt' r~,t aeau toward his own offiu r'@ ss.rs-iy Sa'lu'ed him, an, mc, lc stopped 10 mak, cordial in H.ry 0s to tho health of an agt, nan who sat U 8 battered, cha ,9fomoujl" h' sit" the curh.
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