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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-28

tionably had may rare and valuable
butts with which to glorify this
vintage. Sherry, you probably know.
doctor, was once regarded as q cure for
govt and other maladies Of faulty meta
bolism."
He paused and put down his glass.
Il wonder that you haven't prescribed
this delicious sherry for Mrs. Greene
long ago. I'm sure she would serve you
with writ Of confiscation II she knew
you had It,"
1.-THE fact is" Won Blon returned, 81
once took her a bottle and she gave 1t
to Chester. She doesn't care for wine.
/ remember my fathers telling me she
objected violently to her husbands well
stocked cellar"
Your father died. did he not. before
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worse by false move. We might de-
lay the slaughter for the time being,
but we'd learn nothing. And our only
hope Is to find out-Son1e way--what's
at the bottom of this atrocious bust
ness"
"Yeh? And how are we going to do
that Mr.. Vance?" Heath spoke with
despair,
Il don't know now. But the Greene
household is safe for tonight, anyway,
and that gives us little time. think
I'll have another talk with Won Blon,
Doctors--especially the younger ones
are apt to give snap diagnoses"
Heath had hailed a taxicab and we
were headed downtown toward Third
avenue.
ut can certainly do no harm"
agreed Markham. And it might bring
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CONTINUED from Yesterdays start

THE thing is quite mad" he re-
marked. after brief examination.
These are the only books within arm S
reach of the chair that have been
handled recently. And what do you
think they are? An old two-volume
edition of Prof Hans Gross "A Hand
book on the Criminal Sciences for EN-
aiming Magistrates He gave Mark
ham a look of facetious reproach., i
say, YOU haven't by any chance, been
spending your nights in this library
learning how to ballyrang suspects?
Markham ignored his levity. He rec
ognized the outward sign OF vance m
ner uneaSineSS.
THE apparently irrelevant theme OF
the book he returned. might indicate
a mere coincidence between the visits
Of some person to this room ana the
crimes committed in the house.
Vance made no answer. He thought
fully returned the books to their place
and ran his eye over the remaining
volumes of the bottom shelf. Suddenly
he knelt down and struck another
match.
Here are several books out OF place"
/ detected a Subdued note of eagerneSS
sections; and they've been crowded in
over, they're innocent Of dust.
Pom my soul. Markham, here's coinci-
0ence for your sceptical legal mnds
Lend an ear to these titles. Poison;
Their Effects and Detection by Alex
andeT WINTER Blyth. and Textbook OF
Medical Jurisprudence, Toxicoloey and
Public Health, by John Glaister, pro-
feSSor Of forensic medicine at the Uni
verSity of Glasgow. And here we have
Friedrich Erugelmanns 'Uoer Hys-
teriSche Dammerzustande' and Schwarz-
wald's 'Uber Hystero-Paralyse und SOM
namhuhsmus.' 7 say! That's deuced
He rose and walked up and down agi-
tatedly.
Mono; absolutely not" he NUT
tered. at simply can't be, why
should Won Blon lie to us about her?"
We all knew what was in his mind.
Even Heath Sensed at once, for, though
he did not speak German, the titles OF
the two German books-eSpecially the
latter-needed no translation TO De
understood. HySteria and twilight sleep:
Hysteria paralysis and somnambuhsm!
The grllesome and terrible implication
in these two titles and their possible re-
lation TO the sinister tragedies OF the
Greene mansion, sent chill OF horror
over me.
Vance stopped his restless pacing and
fixed grave gaze on Markham.
This thing gets deeper and deeper
Something unthinkable is going on here.
Come. let us get out of this polluted
room. II has told us its gibberlng. night
nlarish story. And now we viii have TO
interpret it-find some gliTnmer OF SAN
ity IN its black suggestions. Sergeant,
VIII you draw the curtains while /
straighten these books? We'd best leave
no evidence of our visit"
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CHAPTER XIX.
Sherry and Paralysis.
"WEDNESDAY, December /, 1850 PM


When we returned to Mrs. Greene's
room the old lady was apparently
sleeping peacefully and We did not dis
turb her Heath gave the key to Nurse
O,Brien, with instructions to replace Ii
in the jewel case, and we went down.
stairs
Although It was but . little past 4
o'clock. the early Winter twilight had
already descended. Sproot had not yet
lighted the lamps and the lower hail
was in semi-darkneSs. A ghostly at
n1oSphere pervaded the house. Even the
silence was oppressive and seemed
fraught with the spirit Of combination.
We went straight TO the hall table
where we had thrown our coats, eager
TO get out In the open air.
But We were not 70 shake the de-
pressing influence Of the old mansion
50 quickly. We had scarcely reached
he table when there came slight
stirring of the portieres Of the archway
opposite to the drawing room and a
.cnse. whispered voice said:
MI Yance-pleasei"
We turned. startled. There, just in
tide of the reception room, hiding be-
hind the heavy drapcries, stood Ada
her face a patch Of ghastly white In the
Gathering gloom. With one finger
placed on her lips for silence, she beck
cned TO US. and We stepped softly into
the chill. unused room.
There's something I must tell you. =
she said In half whisper. Some
thing terriblei ! was going To telephone
YOU TODAY. but / was afraid :" A
nc OF trembling seized her.
Don't be frightened, Ada" Vance
encouraged her soothingly. In few
days all these awful things win be over.
What have you to tell us?"
She made an effort TO draw herself
together and when the tremor had
passed she went on hesitatingly:
Last night was long after mid
night woke and felt hungry. So
got up. slipped on wrap and stole
downstairs. Cook always leaves some
thing In the pantry for me. :"
again she stopped and her haunted eyes
searched our faces. But when reach
Cd the lower landing Of the stairs /
heard q soft, shutting sound In the
l7aii--far back near the library door
6v heart was IN my mouth, but made
myself look over the banister. And just
then some one struck a match. :.
Her trembling began afresh and she
clutcned Vances arm with both hands.
I was afraid the girl was going to faint
and moved closer 10 her, but Vance 5
voice seemed 10 steady her.
who was IT, Ada"
She caught her breath and looked
about her. her face the picture Of dead
~ fear. Then she leaned forward.
1T was notheri And she was
walking"
The dread significance OF this revela-
ton chilled AS all into silence. After
2 moment a choked whistle escaped
Heath and Markham threw back his
head like man shaking himself out Of
sn encroaching spell Of hypnosis. II was
Vance who FIRST recovered himself suffi-
GENTLY 70 speak
''Your mother was near the library
5oor2"
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Won Blon studied him with slight
suspicion.
VERY WELL You gentlemen shall
have both" He rang for his man.
But / can do even better. I've some
old Amontillado sherry"
MY world" Vance bowed ceremo-
niously and turned TO Markham. "You
see how fortune favors her punctual
children?"
The wine was brought and carefully
decanted.
Vance took up his glass and slipped 1t.
One would have thought, from his
manner, that nothing in the world at
that moment was as important as the
quality of the wine.
"Ah, my dear doctor" he remarked,
with some ostentation, "the blender on
the sunny Andalusian slopes unques-
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forth something suggestive. When will
you tackle him?"
Vance was gazing out of the window.
why not at once?" Suddenly his
mood had changed. Here we are IN
the Forties. And tea time! What could
be more opportune?"
He leaned over and gave the chauf-
feur an order In few minutes the
taxicab drew up to the curb before Won
Blon's brownstone residence.
The doctor received us apprehen-
sively.
Nothing wrong, I hope?" he asked
trying to read our faces.
"Oh, no." Vance answered easily.
I'VE were passing and thought we'd
drop In for dish Of tea and medical
chat"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-28

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will thoroughly enjoy. The
price of 8 for zoe is less than
half the regular price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-28

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for months to come soft, splendid
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-28

An exceptionally hghgraoe routh brush with pure steri-
ized brstes set in an attractive handle.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
'SNOWSHOE RABBITS
 RELEASED IN COVER
Sportsmen'S Association Pre-
 pares for Hunting Next Fall

Forty snowshoe rabbits were re- ceived yesterday by the New Britain Fish and Game Association and re- leased at their leased cover in Pine Meadow. sherman Avery, president of the association. and George Han sen, chairman of the game commit tee taking charge of the work Two rabbits were found dead upon ar rival but the rest were in good con- Qltlon and are expected to furnish some active sport for the hunters next fall. The Pine Meadow cover is restricted 10 use by members only.
 Thirty more snowshoo rabbits are on the way. These are caught wild, Cratod immediately and shipped to their destination, as il has been found unprotitahlc 10 raise them.
 The association has spent S424.03 for purchase of game and S54959 for fish during the fiscal year 192z-1a2S, according to the annual report sent out as q notice of tho annual meet ing Of the association Friday eve
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
PROMINENT PRIEST ILL
Mons. Patrick J. Nrt.i,nrN of Bridgeport Reported to Be ill Serious Condition at Hospital.

Bridgeport, March l ! ,P-Nonsig- nor Patrick J. McGllnoN pastor Of St. Charles church and one of the best known CatholIc priests of tho Hartford diocese, is seriously ill at St. Nincent's hospital where he was removed yesterday from St. Charles r,ctory.
 pr. Andrew McQuocney. the at tending physician, reported slight Improvement in his condition at noon today.
 Monsignor McGiNnoy who Is a brother of Rev Michael MCGivncy. founder of the Knights Of Columbus, has been in poor health for som" time. although he continued until yesterday administering to the spiri- tual welfare of his practitioners.
 Several months ago Monsignor NCGivncy went 10 Rome to present Pope Plus NJ with q sum of money, the gift of the Knights of Columbus,
 Tho money WAS 10 he used by th" vatican in aims giving among the poorer classes in Mexico,
 Nouslgnor McGivney is a native Of Waterbury and is a graduate Of Niagara university, Niagara Falls. x. \, In August 1918 he was ap- pointed pastor Of St, Charles church this city.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
Russia Refuses Assurance
 To German Engineers

Moscow. March Is llPl-Forcisn Minister thitcheriu refused to giy, assurances 10 tho German amhasSa- dor today regarding six German en- gluNors arrested in connection with th" alleged Ionetz Basin mine con splracy.
 \ judicial inquiry Is proceeding, fMtchCrin said, to determine " hpth- cr the Germans arrested must hr sent to jail, This ,nqurN must hc completol he explained, before as sLrancc can he given.
 Al l"ast twenty l;ussjaus, it Is learned were arrested. Police claim that several roufoss@d fully. and i'm plicat"d German and British fccnnl- ciauS besides saying Polish spies had hCeu inv NolNcd.
 Arrests on the basis Of tho con fossions. the police said, still arc ho- ing made.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15

ming at Jr. o. U. A. M hall on Glen street at s o'clock. Officers will be elected and reports of all of the com- mlttees will be heard. Pheasapts worth S550 are to be delivered dur ing March and $50 worth of bass have been ordered for summer de- livery.
 foriy-one cans of trout were re. leased in the 15 miles of stream on which the association has fishinR privileges and l400 S-inch trout were placed in the Pine Meadow pond and stream which is reserved to members only A total of 275 pkeasants was released in covers about New Britain and towns where the association has members. Of these pheasants. l:5 cock birds were banded in the spring Of 1927 for the purpose of learning more of their roaming and migratory habits.
 The New Britain Fish and Game Association has 1885 members mak- Ing II the largest organiZatio of it's hind Tn the country, il Is said.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15

FERMENTATION AT CAPITOL

Wallace Beery and Raymond Hat ion co-partners in comedy are again q scream in their new film Wife Savers" which opened three day engagement at the Capitol today.
 Beery and Hatton are again in the army, but this time the war has just finished and we find them as d couple of Alpine guides, the funniest characters that they have ever portrayed. Laugh follows laugh Mhcn this funny pair enact some Lair raising episodes including snow slides and what not. Others in the cast include Ford Sterling and Zasu Pitts.
 The co-fcaturc offers May McANov Tn The Little Snob' a romatic tale "f q maid who went to finishing school and came back snob to find out that her world was all wrong,
 Beginning Sunday night for d four day run Chicago that sensational tale of ".iazz slayer' will be offered with Phyllis Havcr and Victor Var conf featured.
 Lillian Gish in The Enemy" is a coming attra action.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
EXlLED FROM GERMANY
oung Husband of Former Kaiscr's Sister Oustcd by Order of Police in Cologne.

Berlin, March 15 tP,-Alcxandcr SlbkoI, young husband of Princess Victoria of schaumburg-L -Lippc, sis ter Of the former kaiser, has been ordered expelled from Germany by In" police authorities of Cologne.
 The expulsion order was issued h'cailse th" young Russian refugee. one-tlmc disllWashnr and dancer, had not renewed his residence per mt III time as prescribed by law.
 The expulsion order described Snbkoit as man without a nation aIhy or occupation.
 E"portS were current today that he has already left for he Congo.
 Irlncess Victoria, although for f"itlns her German citizenship when she was married to Suhkolf. was not lnclndcd in the expulsion order and she Is remaining at Bonn.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
Hamden Boy to Receive
 Life Saving Medal of Gold

New Haven, March 15 The bronze modal for exceptional hero ism awarded him by fine Connrcti- cut Humane Society for saving the llfe of II year old James Spaulding of this city will be pinned on the 'reast of Frank Donahuc, 17, Of lIlmdcn tomorrow.
 Mayor John B. Tower will off ciaI" at ceremonies which will be at % tended by members of the rescued and rcsCurrs families and by prin- cipal Walter E. Spencer. of Conner CiaI High school and other civic of lCIalS.
 DonahrIc saved the Spaulding boy when he fell through ic" on Jan nary :.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
MANAGER GUILTY
 0F ENTERTAINMENT
Court Gives RoSenield 50 Days
 and Suspends Sentence
,Spcrial 10 the IIeraldj

Bristol. March l5 -- Following q trial winch lasted an hour and q half this morning. Samucl Eosem- t'l1 of George street. formerly man -rr of q tire Sfora on West street. was given a suspended jail sentence ot So days by Juds" Joseph VI. Don oNan on four charges of cmbczllo- mont. The dates mentioned in the warrant being August 21. October . !, December l7 and December 92, 1927. Two charges of "mb"Zzloment aI- legged to have occurred on January 15, 1928 and charge Of obtaining goods under false pretences on De cembtr l7, 1927, were dismissed.
 Eosenfald's arrest resulted from q complJint mad" by samuel liyman of NsM York City, owner of chain of automobile accessory stores in the cast, when q discrepancy was found in tn" company's accounts follow ing check of the bank statement. According 10 Attorney Cooper of N"riden. Nho represented Hyman,
 tosonfeld admitted misappropriat- ing some of the funds but stated that h. had made up such deficits An audit proved this to be true, al though the testimony indicated that ltosouf,ld had utilized the com pany $ money on four occasion for ais own personal benefit.
 Judge Donovan, in view of the fact that Koscnfcld's record herot oforc has been clear. thought that the ac- ,us"d man had already been pun ishod sufficiently for his mistakes and believed that the sentence stls- pended for a year would meet the ends of justice. Assistant rrosccut- lng Attorney Robert J. Stack handled the case for he city, Eosenfcld was represented by Attorney Joseph |. O'tonnoll.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
WHAT A DOCTOR KNoWs
ABOUT CONSTIPATION

4-rIr IS a Way oI overcoming tho V nd'nrN 10 constipation. And here k how Aou can PROVE it.
 The next tImc your bowels need any assistance, don't take the frs, laxative that comes 10 mind. Takc one the druggist can assure you is made with CASCAEA. Just as effer- tive as using force, and it's good for The system. Indeed, it helps make good blood, For cascara is nothing but tho bark Of tree. The Indians chow this bark. and live to an old ago without q days sickness.
 What happens when you cascarizp the bowels? They will usually func- ton well for SEVERAL DAYS. One more dos"-no larger, and perhaps smaller than the tirst-and the bow els function of their own accord for q still longer time. Until you don't feel the need of any aid Of any sort
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
EcI.,tlit'tit,Il
TrumhulI Much in Demand
 As a Speaker Today

Hartford, March |, lT-It VAS not "Npcc cto1 this morning that Gov "rnor TrUnhull would hc able 10 rc- nam Tn the city long enough today to r"colN" the first motorcycIc air Elall carri"r scheduled 10 arrive her" lafe this afternoon. The gover- nor will Sp' K this evening at the ha11I"t Of the Aero club and the City club of Waterbury at the Hotel Elton. H" will discuss tho progress ot aviation in tounccticut and also stress ho nc"d of an airport i'll Wa torhury.
 several reels of motion pictures owned by Governor Trumbull do picilnT th" high lights in Lind h"rgh'S cNenttlll career from his take" off in New York. arrival in IariS, departure, reception by Pres lI"nt Coolidge, to the first stop in this city on his nation wide tour, will be shown.
 The film has been woven into q single story. inc views all being taken from the current new reels Of the day.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
Za:S3J;{3f G
What Would You Give To Get Rid Of NERVOUSNESS
 In 9 Days And Have Steady Vigorous Nerves?

Never mind what causes nervous ness, what you want is to get rid of that shyness-that tr-mblinc-that tImldn'ss -- that exhausted shaky llresolutH feeling that comes from uncontrolled nerves.
 Don't worry any longer-worry and fear bring on mental as well as physical exhaustion.
 1herc'S q new remedy that every nervous person ought 10 know about that druggists are now dispensing and it is called Lifetone Tablets.
 Because of it's speedy action 1t is the ono big seller for nervousness today and Fair Drug Dept. and live
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
Governor Receives
 Hawaiian Executive

Hartford, March l5 tlH-Tho governor with Mrs. Trumbull and Miss Florence 1rumhull received Governor Wallac" E. Harrington Of the territory Of Hawaii and Dr. p. Chester Brown Of paubury. in the executive chambers of the state cap itol this morning. Governor Far rinGton was recently called 10 Wash lngton for T ConforcnC" with the President and while in tho cast was invited 10 spend q few days in Dan- bury with Dr. Brown who hc has known for many years.
 They mo'ored 10 Hartford this morning and were the guests of Governor Trumhu'l at the Hotel Inchlin this noon.
 The governor and Mrs. Trumhull met Governor Harrington at Mack mack Island. Michigan. at the an- nual governors conference last year.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
MISSING PASTOR
 BELIEVED TRACED
Thought to Have Married Again
 Wife Doubts It

"aycross, Ga, March l5 R- { Information that a man describing himself as the Rev. Herbert D. Young. A, who has been missing from his pastorate the Central Bap- list church, of WayCross, since March l, had obtained maria se license March 2, at Meridian. Miss, 10 wed q Mrs. F. F. Walker, Of New York state ani formerly Of Coving- ton, ky, was discounted by the min istcr's wife and friends here today.
 Court attaches at Meridian said that the couple obtained d license there and were married by the Rev (. C. Jones, pastor of the Popular Springs Baptist church They loft immediately in an automobile for an unannounced destination, officials said.
 Tt is absolutely untrue" Mrs. Young declared when informed Of the Meridian incident T cannot be Hove the man was my husband"
 Mrs. Young said she had been told Mrs. Eva Walker. widow of W. l.. Walker who loft here two days before the minister disappeared. would return today. The Walkers were members of Ioung's church and the minister preached the scr mon at Walkers .unrral
 Friends of Mr. Young believed he is suffering from amnosia.
 The congregation of the WaycroSs church, gave q unanimous vote of confidence in their minister last night. and offered q reward of sl5O for information concerning him.
 The minister disappeared while in Atlanta 10 attend q Bible institute there. but his wife and friends did not become alarmed until he failed to return to Waycross last Sunday 10 hold usual services. lnquirv reveal cd that MT. Young did not attend any of the Bible institute sessions. Two years ago while pastor Of a Columbus. Ga. church, he suffered q nervous collapse and recently had hHcn threatened with a recurrence. He was to consult q specialist while in Atlanta. but did not call at the physician $ office.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
-'lcriden High School Is
 Visited by Burglars

Moridcn, March l. OPs-Eicbard Tlno. head janitor at the West Sidc Junior High school, upon reporting Tor work this morning discovered that the building had boon entered during the night and the door on q safe in the office Of Principal Hugh (. Morgan pri"d open. He im1nc- o'atolv notified the police and school officials.
 An investigation disclosed that an entrance had boon gained to the building by forcing q window in th. boiler room and that tlI" safc toor had been pri"d open H'lI ahou sI4n in cash and three checks ranging from S 10 SIC. had been sto'on. nh" cash which was receipts from tho cafeteria. had been placed in en- Nclopos and q. wire found on the floor Lear the safe is believed to have been used to pull out the envelopes.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
Foreclosure Granted
 In Bridgeport Court

Bridgeport, March l" tP'-For"- closure to the amount ot $o. l.Jo was granted the Home Bank and Trust company Of pArien by JulGn Allyn l.. Brown in superior court today in the action of 'he bank against Gypsy Bat smith. famous evangelist of pari"n.
 The bank foreclosed upon a note for s5,0o0 made by smith in 1926 and secured by the property oWnc l by smith and his wife. Karin T. ,!ador Smith. of New York. Tn land is located at Contcntmcut is land in nari"u.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
Stolen Automobile Is
 Abandoned in Meriden

Meridon. March IS lPi-A new automobile coach, Connecticut regis traitor SN-14a5. was found ahan- donod here this morning ill drive way on Capitol avcnue.
 The car, in which there were blood spots. according to in" police. was stolen last night in Waterbury anf damaged in an accident.
 The local police took possession Of tn" machine and notified the Water bury police.