New Britain herald., 1929-03-13
THIS HAS HAPPENED

Handsome Harry" Borden is shot between one and four Satnr- day afternoon. His secretary, Ruth Lester, finds his body Monday morn ing, sprawIed beneath the ajrshatt window Of his private office.
 NcAlanu. deteutiv4 sergeant qH',- tfons tho follonine suspects, Ruth. Mrs. B0rleo. Bor5sr's ostran-ad wifi. and mother os his two chi.- drau: Rita nahols, night club dancer. n'-r whom Borden Has ir- atwr.3. anl Jack Hayward. Erth'~ ...r-. r.fn o-+le- a gross tho nar- toa a.rSusft from Bordcn's,
 2.AIanuS uelt,t in JacE's Gui" j> ~,~m-shrn,3 hy the testimony of .Iesa'or hoys. M.e>y Moran and pttl I'.-.r. md Of raH Eowan J.,k.s rl al. Nra ~sy- hc ha'a Jack tnr.u,u H0rJ,u~ nr" SNtUr- aay morning. NrNeun sends a de- '.etfve to l"inS T JaEa H"Hay, F"n- 4,u'S ho3,-s.rl N.#G"..Ia 1" questions P. .uy Sn.r.. l,a.E.n's o.- #-. Hoy. AsHr. H.5 wanser11u'; Minnie Ca~sIay and Iruy NHlr -.lsnth floor -u~5@HoI..H.
 < fr.-r ~r.r tv 1T. Wall our~.5. Jacks window 5"t A l.atcea,d huI- .u- found aa s.. .,n" ri -'t'a rfeht4 hr.aa tt. .sr-.u.t ~H3eA convince Nr2H.1 Hor3 P -u.d H >-lt-dvfeu~- a. hr~ wgrisr.r ""a ~,ood in Ja..'s 1.n.o~ Minute -riIs Ruth That Nhrs <b= Na$ ..a.nma e1rdra'~ a.+tre Saturday she saw #m faN- an orrAl5-tiut.a .use.og- rom -mau 5rt"sr n H~ 44eH
 uarn rzs- mHs The s..rst drawer 4r.. she and NuNann read +aa six ..'-er+ sonn-a'-i thsro. -rrsv a~a ,~olu M.rtra Manning. m a,a so-.,na.u or Uma,n~ '..o GH-a0. fl -ar..-r .ri-nG of Hom.~u- IS shown .~. Nh"u N.Nera a~E~ un.ra ~H, Na~ Ss"ulay afrer0oou ,ha laughs tu aau1pa'-oH of 'a" .,--or~a ,.- Is +"oat to els@ lV. <oN- Gt oN WITH THE STnGI
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 Al two o'clock" C..o Gilman a1- --.o~.-s r.mIv arr~r p long .' " a+ r,w ctgar--. '~t."h 1 1@|@ P from rur u4day .@..te4 ".*-s..i. r.. WAS =nrro>.iua-aE Il. Laaf A.'. r.-~ nj. Harry .s- .Hu--& "... ! was in P.-u-tarss..a--... .-#i."- ...- rta town. hlt rather slo2, don't NoN think nka-c.tt,0= nlarrted--
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 "T a.- afraid yo.1 taae g. HE" tn.+.- I..a -rrn.+hzsl. "t.Ht ..ar np d4lnu- Ta- worst IS y,t 'o rome wsS being married 'o- Arthur Dean TruJeums the 'alra -a- is i, trn -our'H
 -.Young pa1dennls the mA0,i- millionaire c.ubaauE M"M-Aa said slowly. gazing with somrtAins ike ave at The Ho.up.u0Us blond who vas smuug laAly ar him,
 Pie fie. HaWkshaw. you've been reading the tao,oids." Cleo Gilman pendenris ehIded him
 If you were married Saturday, how does # happen that you TO- turned to your apartment alone to- laye" llcNann demanded skepti- rally,
 "Wan. you see" Cleo smiled en- chaatnely. "our marriage came as quite surprise - 10 Arty. l my self thought l could manage t nicely. as l did. but l agreed with Arty that he'd better hurry home and break the news 10 mother - q rather terrible person his mother understand. Hes with her now. having d rough time Of il. I'm .fraid-sluce the papers somehow got hold Of he fact that his little Cleo was being sought 10 he griHed oh those tablods They are insidious. aren't they' Arty has been trying to purify my Eng lish--"
 McMaua drew a deep breath and spread his hands in gesture Of Iefeat sorry 10 have bothered yo1. Mrs Pcndaunis. And 1 hope we can hush things mp so as not to cause you any serious trouble win your husband
 "fh. please }om1 'roubIc youI darl.ng old head about me-" rlno interrupted quickly. her smile brilliantly oar-fro". Really. Hawk shaw -- and you can call me Cleo now that we're 50 well acquainted this is an awtul,y lucky break