New Britain herald., 1930-07-05
Loves Reawakening The Story of Wifes Triumph Over Jealousy
 By ADELE GARRISON


 and sit still. But. child, when you've summered and Wintered with that bird as long as l have you'll learn that he Chirps many time without having any idea what tune he's on. If you take my advice you'll go back to sleep after I've answered the questions you probably don't care 10 ask on account Of your brutal hus- | band
 Her brutal husband will land one on your nose in another minute if you don't keep your trap shut" Dicky declared but there was no more rancor in his voice than in that Of his big friend.
 Yeah? And how many of his brothers?" Mr. Underwood drawled. Then he went on taking 10 me as if Dicky had not spoken.
 Were almost at the turn to Riv- erhead, Lady F'air,' he said. less than a mile away. We've made splendid time. If nothing more hap pens we'll heat old Phil down there but whether we get Noel away be- fore he drives in the gate is on the ! lap Of the gods. But if he should come while we're in the house all is not lost save honor. I've doped out a plan"
 " 'Doped,' is probably the right word Dicky growled. But go on. Shoot the works. I'll let you know when you get through whether I approve or not
 Who's talking to you?" his friend demanded. Speak when you're spoken to, me lad. Here's the low down, Lady Fair. As soon as you and the Dickv-oird are out Of the car III drive it through the back yard. the other side of the barn and head her up toward that back way through the woods. I'll throttle her down and keep her running while you're in the house. That way we won't have to have any noise start ing. You'd better get your father up. if he isn't on deck already. Don't have him dress; then he'll be able to give the air Of a gentleman disturbed al his slumbers when Phil arrives. I'll bank on that suave diplomacy of his 10 keep old Phil puzzled and oc- Cupied while Katherine and you and DiCky get Noel out of the kitchen door and rush him up to the car Don't show any lights if possible ex- Cept the night lights you always 1 keep. See that your window shades are drawn tight and turn on only the dim, shaded lights, Katherine will have everything ready for Noel, won't she?"
 She said she would" answered.
 Then fl s done" MT. Underwood commented, and in his tone was the admiration We all feel for Rather ines efficiency. The only difficulty will be Noel's reaction when hes awakened and learns whats up. There's where you'll come in. Lady Fair. Dicky, don't let Noel see you until you're ready to start. You can keep a general watch to see that mo- body else Of the family starts any thing in the way of lights or agi- tated questions"
 All right, General Pershing." l Dicky said. T have your, orders l down pat, and I'm sure mein frau has, too, Now. if you've quite fn- ished I'll try to put her to sleep 1 again"
 If you're as efficient at that job as you were in waking her up for nothing Mir, Underwood retorted, you can hand yourself q cross init palms.
 4 New Worry But ! was far too excited now 10 go to sleep, although Iicky was so lnsistent upon my cuddling down in the blankets that to please him I 1 again feigned slumber. l knew that. 1 Dicky-llke, he was ashamed of the 1 manner he had used toward me. and 1 was trying to make amends. So I docilely rested against him and did 1 not open my eyes, even when, after l an eventless passage over the east end roads. the car slowed down and | turned into the farm gate
 Wake up, Madge." Dicky said 1 shaking me gently. Were here And there isn't light except the ! one upstairs in the hall We always 1 Keep. What do you suppose?" That Katherine is very much on the job.' l returned. And then. as Dicky vas helping me out We heard the prolonged ring Of the telephone Just inside the door
 "Eeritzen. III lay three 10 one" Mr. Underwood said Well. sr Iaas, he isn't here yet. You TWO get in- ] side as quickly as the Lord Mil let you, and I'll rush the car up back Of the barn where I told you And i for Petes sake hustle"
 But l found myself torn with ap- ] Drehension as Dicky hurried me up 1 the steps ot the farmhouse. Suppose that the shrilling telephone did not have Philip Veritzen at the other 1 end. Suppose someting had hap ptned 10 Mary,
 (Continued Monday)
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