New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 3, 1922, Page 9

to i g oI BEGIN 1RE TODAY, © After eight years of married hife, MARK HABRE comes (o realiza that G meltaor understood by his prowaic snhpieh MABET, 101 ho and lragues in the firm d Babre. A promised isiesa las boen de- Isod 1o us assochute, an old swestheart, now the wife of the dashing LORD' TYBAR, returna after two years of travel, Mabel becomes jealous of Nona who visits Sabre at his ce, Something makes Sabre suspect that Nona |s not happily marcied, Sho says she I8 *just drifting, fotsam. GO ON WITH THE STORY She said swiftly, as though she were stirred, “Oh, Marko, yes, that's mysterjous. Do you know somectimes I've seen drift like that, and I've felt—oh, T don't know, But I've put out a stick and drawn in a piece of wood just as the stuff was moving off, just to save it being carried away into well, into that, you know."” “Have you, Nona?" She answered, “Do you think that's what life is, Marko “It's not unlike,” he said. added “[xcept about ing along with a stick and drawing a bit into safety., I'm not sure about that. Perhaps that's what we're all looking for——" He suddenly realized back precisely at the thoughts his mind had taken up on the morning he had met her. But with a degree more of illumination. Two feelings cume into his mind, the second hard upon the other and overriding it, as a fierce horseman might catch and override one pursued. He said, “It's rather jolly to have someone that can sec ideas like that. And then the overriding, and he said with astonish- ing roughness, “But you-——you aren't flotsam! How can you be flotsam— the life you've—taken And, lo, if he had struck her, and she been bound, defenseless, and with her eyes entreating not to he struck again, she could not deepcr have en- treated him than in the glance she fleeted (rom her eyes, the quiver of her lids that first released, then veiled it. 1t stopped his words. throat. And he someone com- that he was It caught his 11, He got up quickly. “I say, Nona, never mind about thinking. TI'll tell you what's been doing. Rotten. Hap- pened just after I met you the other da; The said. dust on these roac She touched her eyes w handkerchief, “What, Marko?" *“Well, old I‘ortune promised take me into (partnership about age ago."” |""“Marko, he ought to‘have done it an age agoy -What's there rotten (about that? Her voice and her ai were as gay as when’she had entered “The rotten thing is that he's turned it down. At least practicaily has. He—" He told her of the Twyn- ing and Kortune incident. *I'retty rotten of old Ifortune, dn't you think ? ein trout!" Sabre laughed. The men here all whale. They call he told her why She laughed gaily. “Marko! How disgusting vou are! But I'm sor 1 am. Poor Marko ... Of cours doesn't matter & horse-radish what an old trout like that thinks about vour work, but it does matter, doesn't it? I know how you feel, She was at the shelves, scanning the boolks. Her fond, her almost tender sympathy made him, too, feel that it was rather fine. Her light Wwords in her high, clear tone voiced exactly his feelings towards the books, Talking with her w the recep- tion and return of his thoughts, near- er to reading a book that delighted him than to anything else with which he could compare it. There was the same interchange of ideas, not neces- sutily expressed; the same creation and play of fancy, imagined, not stated, she th her to an fiend!” said Nona. "Old “Good word, trout. say he's like a him Jonah,” and IV She sat briskly forward in the big [armchair in which she faced him, making of the motion a movement as though throwing aside a turn the conversation had taken. “Well, go on, Marko. I'm not going to lct you slop talking yet. 1 love that about how people get success nowadays. It's i truc. 1 never thought of it be- Ye Il a terribly thinky peérson, Marko. Go on. Think some more. Out loud.” Carcssing—drawing ax of old. He said thoughtfully, “1 tell you a think I often think a lot about, Nona. Yuu being here like this puts jt in my mind. Conventions. smiled teasingly. “Ah, poor I knew you'd simply hate it, my coming like this. Does it seem tersi unconventional, improper, to you, shut up with me in your office ?" USE SULPHUR T0 him on—just HEAL YOUR SKIN HBroken Out Skin and Itching Fczema Helped Over Night n eruptio rash ar blotehes on face, neck, ms or hody, you do not have to wait for re- Her trom torture or embarrassment declares roted skin speciali Apply o littie Mentho-Sulphur and improve- wment shows uext day. Deecavse of i propertics, fon germ destroying nothing has ever been take the place of this sul- ation. The moment you Rins. Only those had wasightly skin troubles now the delight this Menth Qulphur lven fiery, iteh } vight up vofron K ai Rrood 1, SMHutchin lt ASMHUTCHINGON ¢ He shook Lis head, "It seems very nice, "That's all 1t secms, Look here, Nona, thie really is rather interest- ing: “Yes," she sald, "Yes' Just 80 he used to bring ideas to just wo, with® "Yes—yes," she used to receive them, But he went on, Wi tion, you know, it's the mc ous, extraordinary thing, |t's a code soclely has built up to protect itself and when you go into it it's the most marvelous code that ever was invent- ed, All sorts of things that the law doesn't give, and couldn't glve, our conventions shove in on us in the most amazing way. And all probably originated by a lot of Mother undy- ish old women, that's what's so ex- traordinar; You know, if all the greatest legal minds of all the ages had laid themselves out to make a sociay code they could never have got anywhere near the rules the people have built up for themselves. And that's what I like, Nona—that's what I think so interesting and the best thing in life: the things the people do for themselves without any state interference. That's what T'd encour- age all T knew how if T were a poli- he conven- t myster]- “ONE OF ING WITH HI U8 FFRIENDS. STAY- tician—" He broke off. “I say, aren't T the limit, gassing away like this? I hard- get off nowadays and when do!—Why don't you stop me?"” a little gesture deprecs suggestion. “Because 1 like to hear you. I like to watch your funny old face when you're on one of your ideas. It gets red under- neath, Marko, and the red slowly comes up. Funny old face! Go on. 1 want to hear this hecause I'm going to disagree with you, I think. I think conventions, most of them, are odious, hateful, Marko. I hate them.” He had been strangely affected by the words of her interruptions: a contraction in the throat—a twitch- ing about the eyes . But he was able, and glad that he was able to catch cagerly at her opinion. *Yes, ves, 1 know, odious, hateful, and much more than that, cruel—conven- tions can be as cruel, as cruel as hell. I was just coming to that. But they're all absolutely rightly based, Nona. That's the baffling and the maddening part of them. That's what interests me in them.” “Look at this stuff there’s heen in the papers lately about what they call the problem of the unmarried moth- Now there's a brute of a case for you: a girl gets into trouble and while she sticks to her baby made an outcast; every door to her; her own people will have nothing to do with her; no one will take her in—so long as she's got the baby with her. That's convention uil you can imagine cases where it's cruel beyond words, But it's no good cursing society about it. You can't Lelp seeing t the convention is fundamentally right and essential. Where on carth would you be if girls with babies could find homes as casi- ly as girls without babics?" He smiled. “Youwd have babics pouring out all over the place. See it?" She nodded. “I do think that's in teresting, Marko, Yes, cruel and hateful and preposterous, many of them, but all fundamentally right.” Presently she said, “Yes, you do still think things, Marko. You haven't changed a bit, you know.” He smiled. “Oh, well, it's only two ars, you know-—less than two ycars since you went away “1 wasn't thinking of {wo years.” “How many years were you think- ing of?" “Ten They or; just sat there, VI The insistent shricking of a iren in the streot below began penetrate their silence. “What devil's that?"” An extravagantly long was drawn against the curh. in a dust coat and a ol hat silver gra sat in the seat. He was industriously and without cessation winding the handle of the N, An uncommonly pretty woman sat beside him. She was massed in fu In her ears she held the index finger of cach hand, her clbows sticking out on each side of |her head. | At Nona's the handie engaging |pretty woman from her motor to the motor car Lord Lord and looked smile; the removed call Tybar od up with his uncommonly | her fingers cars and also turned up- wards her uncommonly pretty face. As they went down & asked, “Who's that with him in the car?” “One of his friends. Staying with us," Something in her voice made it—| occur to him as odd that | of one of “his," not one of | did not mention | elterw she spoke Sour her friends, and name VI NEW BRITAI VITALITY! VITALITY! VITALITY! 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Sold by drug- gists in both liquid and tablet form, Advertisement, e ments and coming upon and retain- ing one, fined down towurds a ture of himself alone with alone with her, watching her ful face—and saying to he here, there were three things three expressions you use them, Nona.'" rou said, Explain (Continued in Our Next s DR. MEDICAL “EXAMS” Local Man Will Open Offices in This City—1s Graduate. of New Britain High School, Dr. Vincent J. Smith, the son of Mr. and Mrs, T. W. Smith of 144 High street, has successfully passed the medical examination in Hartford. The local man took the exams last weck. Dr. Smith plans to open an office in this city shortly Dr. mith graduated at the local High school in the class of 1909, He entered Catholic University at Wash- ington, D. C., in that year and g uated in 1913, entering the Un 3 of Pennsylvania. He graduated from that institution in 1020, Ior the past two years, he has been an interne in the Philadelphia eneral hospital. He is now taking a special course in nervous disorders, Dr. Smith is a member of the Y. M. v in this city. At the Pennsylvania he was a Omega Epsilon Phi ity of membor of the fraternity. A Want Ad is small in mighty in strength when pulling re- sults for the advertis Read them for profit, Use them for results. size but GIRL SCOUTS WILL HAVE SPRING RALLY Plan Comedy Stunts--Women of Cm!ncil Invitel A rally of all ¢ city will be held April 9, at the Y, ench troop will participate in a sort of o competitive comedy contest There are 2 Girl Scouts in the city and each girl will have some part in the rally, Instead of making it ex- cluslve a scouting contest, it will be i sort of a good time and frolic com- bined with an exhibition of Girl Scout work, preparatory to beginning the spring training | A special invitation has tended to the women of Scont council to be present oceasion, Now First Class Scouts Bixteen members of ‘t'roop 1, " ed the final examination on firs id glven by Frederic L. Iy, director of ion at the South Congregational church, at & meeting held yesterday The troop voted to make a contribu- tion to the United Community drive, | Working Girls Troop working glrl's troop, which t Yhe Y. W. C. passed | number of girls in their tenderfoot | nd preparations for sccon class work are being made, "This troop also voted to add its contribu- tion to the community Troop 2, which met at Congregational church. Training Class Girl Scout training ¢ given a general talk on health evening by Mr. IFay. General service signalling will be reviewed. Al a meeting of Troop No. 4, Scouts, connected with the Berlin Congregational church, but which is affiliated with the New Britain coun- cil, it was voted to contribute to the local community drive. in the evening, A, when heen the on ox Girl this| The meets the Center| The Girl tooth- skull of in a Decayed teeth, a sign ach have been found thousands of years old. 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