New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 29, 1928, Page 16

READ THIS FIRST: Jill Justin, ultra-modern at pretty, starts out on a moon-lit night n August, accempanied by her brother, Touy. to attend a harves festival in their home town of ton. W. Va. The two run into an automobil hold-up. Jill is k:dnaped by bandits but later rescued by Juck Stuarl. and returned to her hom It is the old, old story Jack stops for a visit and to wed the lovely Jill, After thres years conies 1hy Gr fvent. A mine of tungsten-bearing ore is purch by Stuart and Tony Justin on They sell & fourth intercst to Put eney “the gyrul called Mike.” a retold. remains " X titls ather of “or 8100, Pat tak Justins, and Lurgh on a week-end party. At the Dotel Jill and Tony recrive an offer of a dancing engagement from 1 wanagement. which they Another feature of cone between “the fack Stuart, together with her fath . All but two io Mike, the Stuart to which abseryes teter Jus Leen sceretly delivered to the smel tep at Pittsburgh. On the morning (he last load is started, Mike over- lcars a plot to waylay Juck's truck plotters helieving ft's carryin * She trails after tic ftin moon. ith a shot from her as & machine gun fusi o be direc! Buck home, Mike recites the story of the plot and her part in its frus- tration. Jill nctes the light of | caressing softness her Jack directs Lowards Mile at its conclusion, and ' “How would you Whe living in one of these bitter toward | -he becomes miore Mik S NOW GO ON WiTiH THE CHAPT Jill Stuart had borne Pabie for this man. Twice hac gon | Jown into the Vahey of the Shadow | entiousl for him. And what had it profited [Tt all camne ing shoes STORY | knowlidz ! pressed the i u her? 8he had her babies—yes. She had | dren, sone through helis of torture 1n bringing them into this world. Since | en she had droggen out an exist- | wa here, nee of never-cnding drudgery inthousand 1aking c ¢ those children. But | Fathe not once hiad she ever complaincd. man even whined. She had donc her! Ha part. tributcd And now comes this fresh YOUng | to the {lapper, and at the first sight of her Wis wife, his babies, everything is|have 1 rorgotten. 1Is it any wonder that fent reas the wife should herself the use of giving all the time? Why not turn about and do a little of the holical intl taking the others are doing?” hroush Whether Jill Stuart asked herself | penditure those questions that evening at the Sweeney home. or whether she just pened suddenly resolved upon a change, it And for W 1 the n owing on ¢ the new Jill wna a different woman catirely, as Jack Stuart was destin- ed to learn. ,.; PIFTY THOUSAND DOLLAR v T just can’t believe it yetl I"ifty thousand why, it's all th’ rioney in th' world!"” Thus erupted the Woman on the morning following the night i fore, when she had taken unto ber- self a new borning—in spirit, if not in the flesh. How many thousand women— uen—of suddenly acquired fortun: pressed that same ¢rroneous thoug 2 that mistal posse woney in the world of course. The Cludin place of W w o “1'mn rturbable in nothing \ave mywhe sume grievous ponth, and 1 “all the N A figure v didn't we in full— bottom or ¢ pristine Lin—$100.00 of money, without in its first glimmering whole, it was “all the 1oncy world.” Tt “secmied” inexha limitless, i round —$50, And so. having “all the the world”-——or nearly must necds g0 on i spent 1 prodigal st it o “We mus in two of ding 2 live, dear ) it prople with money —of the newly-rich tared thar delicious bit sred™ philosophy” Puppets of Basy Money netiey all » when the strit t with po wif Satan v wulls Iways finds wis for o do. Young Mr. and \rs Ip from Satar or eha cannot their Wi f ne thetselves Pity 1an—and Wwoman <udden recipients of a la st Do -who ious fools. To the Lot d evertas 4 not th the was going 1o hring then Iy, but what it was goin thers, Jrek naturally th first asure e Toth priest Jack tio talked the i to Fat vou com Lo \a8 array Fathes of the “juc congratulat When the hou, nedicin and milk f more e 1l The good « of placos in wineh se a mn qui for or h thos n Jack vun of oilier around in fellow nortals as Father Pat, t told, possible the A ovi tor on that 1 What's | peen no such story. 1 entin o anount of n gry vy an th Lrought irems thing; “How would you lik Temains ¢ fact that from that night |of those ten-room apartuinis in on the old Jill ceased to exist. And New Dennison e N 1 nunw hie mey remark ir ow Iy her riment th 1 th his ne rous quaint about 'l eyes I Dennison is U ' “ioraly Margy, An Awfally Swest Gil handy poverty-bitten for sick hahiies. PUrposes, dollur, 1 expended his 0w ways is story the 1 asy manner goodnrss NEW BRITAIN DAILY. HERALD, l NurTTTy R Tr s ¢ “NOW BEINGSOUGHT IS UNDER ARREST Farm Clubs Auxious to Increase Police Do Not Give Out Much Membership Boston, Icb. partment of ag /improvement of munitics has changed boy's und g vears, said Dr. Fannic university, in an fore the rural edu of the National Educution tion. Instead of environment under farm youth, Dr. Dunn said, zram s primarily the utilization of tarm youth us a means of improving | the agricultural comuunities. “The type 1-11 clubs,” practice she suid, yated by various county superinten- south and middle wi of an activi- dents in the It was an ¢ instance ties currienlum with great or the development of a ype of education in rural When the itional subsidics for on 4 cooperative basi “The extension serviee commended and is attempting to for- ward such expansion of this work as make possible the inclusion of rural boy and girl betwen 11,000,000 the less than | blade of the knife gla will ever and 20 number, yuars of instead age, of 10-room apartments, Jill?” ashed Jack. W I've telling two ye He oh, rather would grandehile how Wiley Asserts Teh. for k . W two and a half | the wdiather's torable children | haby was | Youths of thini of the themselves to their social ent, Dr. George M. Wil commissioner of education York. declared before t | Education association 10 ¢ "Modern youth,' more cmphasis on social S Fostol len, <ix month “Ninety pri arithnt ity dollars b nused | ental i summ dollzr mo hit Tmdred sizahle Tony of il tic, throwing it with one of very wonld stures, " a convenienc nd g oy 100 gi {of moral traini nd ethic 10 have Lytep than is apparent in our theoretical discussions. wa mplexity s in is equal to any flat build- | et 5, almost i int t and money” that I IO B CONTINUED) rapidity those wi L REPLY (UP) —Tremicr to reply 1) chamber of deputies Saturday to (1 pelltion ral - deputies asking for information on the Aus-! ation. Today the chamber continued discussion of the ministey cducation hudget. The final text the new parliamentary reform bill has been distributed to deputies in paration for discussion Fridiy or turday of mature years, ot nfront. arly with its i d with the nec djustment or probabl statements and girls 1 vocational d 10 living i M inter hoys and Won clearly an poseful ¢ sit ping appreciation of erof life, of sp of worli and mor: A t i prepar pe of ican ot unde BIG CITY : il statisties issu 1 the population rstunding. e fundamental outh is sound in the ionship which e of walth and hygione tivities of life, He recognition of individual ritici o o0ols as well us sare time he responsibility t 5 nase Special Notice Thi oAl hy party No i social gronp. o The READ HERAL A 25 cont FOR BEST RE 29.——The natur- ally predominant interest of the de- riculture in economic agricultural com- the aim of s club work in recent w. professor of education at Columbiu ddress today be- tion department en as a means of educating of work now known as “was inaugu- | cu Smith-Lever bill provided extension | achers, it appearcd that the means wis 1t hand for such a development 00 now enrolled in clubs.” MODERN YOUTH NoT BLIND T0 DUTIES ‘Stes Own Responsibilties, Dr. . 20 see clearly somie- difficulties in adjusti assis| {responsibility and on the importance | Touglas b modern lis developed with such astounding atitis liftle understood by | How much creater does 1his problem appear to expe of high &chool rding guidance of the Youth more than cver needs the stabilizing influ- tining of the and counsel 1in U spirit of sympathy and philosophy essential o and all other pleads needs. ion something participation ) CLASSIFIED ADS . Information Concerning Him Rome, Feb. 29.—P—Victim of an assault which is surrounded by a veil of seerecy, Father Tacchi-Venturi, ! Jesuit scholar, was in the Santo | Spirito hospital today. The priest, {who has acted as the chief negotiator | between the Vatican und the Fascist zovernment on the “Roman ques- tion,” was stabbed in the neck with {a paper cutter. His assailant was arrested some time after the attack., but little has been divulged by officials concern- {ing him, although they assert that he {has been convicted in the Italian { courta for another offense. | Has Visitor The porter of the house of Jesuits | where the attack occurred, told po- lice that Sunday a well dressed man ling himself “De Angelis saying he was a hookkeeper ins that he had urgent reagons to speak with Father Tacchi-Venturi. The porter replied that the pricst was busy and could not receive any- hody. The visitor left promising to | return, The man returned Monday and said that he wished to confess and that it was the priest’s duty to hear ‘him. He was taken inte Tather has re- Tacchi-Venuri's presence. Almost immediately he leaped at the priest, stabbing him in the neck with a [ paper cutter. The priest recoiled | quickly, saving himself from a blow \that might have been fafal. The weed along the muscles of the neck inflicting a pains ful eut which was not regarded as dangerous. Dunn, the pro- of their promise superior schoo 10 in lice. The man w: ered and arrested. Father Tacchi-Ventury considerable shock and ed to his bed for a and about a da {taken 10 the hospital for treatment. There i extreme reluctance in utican spheres to discuss the casc, \lthough Cardinal Gasparri, papal ary of state called on Fath nturi {Put Boy in Glass sting Enclosure for Test environ- 1y ongon, b, 29 (P)—Eight year . Nt lold Douglas Drew, who in psycehic for W cireles bears reputation of heing pos- National | gessed of a poltergeist or unruly spirit, must have felt like a gold fish in a glass bow! to For the *purpos s quickly overpow- suffered . He was up nd then wa P “pute nd civie of obscrvation an sittings at the N cal char- |tional Laboratory of Psychical R most of search in a great glass enclosure with Director Harry Price and oth peering at him from all sides for an hour, His re family ¢ lire ives and friends of the in that in & room when this haired, blue eyed hoy 15 around chairs frequently slide about the floor, tcapots flit from one side of the room to the ofher and equally inexplicable things oceur. Sir Oliver Lodge is among t(hose who are taking a keen interest in the tests which will continue for one week. sity of failure. indicats pur- FUND DROPS Rome, Feh, 20 (UP) Premfer Benito Mussolini’s big anti-birth control fund went down by another 700 lire 1oday through gifts he made 10 1wo mother: The wife of Mario Puleini, laborer, received 400 lire on the birth of her 12th chil gnora Gionanna Cianipi, wife of a y received 100 lire for cach of triplets, finest of Betwe asant. for her e in the and at Experi Montecello airdrom he lemonstrated 1hat a new type of parachute may he opened after a irop of 3,000 fect without shock te its wearer, ments at Other Josuits rushed for the po- | was confin- | T FOR _DORMI- “TORY BUILDING AT THE CON- NECTH STATE NORMAL | SCHOOL, NEW BRITAIN, CONN, Public notice is hercby given that scaled proposals for furnishing labor and materials to construct a new v and tunnel at the State hool, New Britain, Conn., will be received by the State Board of Education, opened and publicly read at the office of the State Board of Education, 130 Washington St., Hartford, Conn., on March 21, 1928, at 11 a, m., { The work for which proposals are ndard Time, | {Connecticut Republicans | To Meet in Hartford Hartford, Feb. 29 (UP)—Con- necticut republicans will elect dele- gates to the national convention at Kansas City at a convention here {April 17 and 18, | The decision to held the gather- ling here was made by the state central committec in a meeting at the Hartford club last night. | Town ~caucuses and | will be held on March 19 and sena- {torial district conventions on Marca 22, it was announced, The selection of Hartford for the |state meeting was made’ after dis- primartes | Lost and Found | LOBT—Palr of Goodwin eyeglasms In case. 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Hall's Paint Store, 183 Arch_St. Telephone 2606-2, hereby invited covers the complete |cussion of New Haven and Bridge- [SPENCER COREETE, surgical and drems construetion of a Dormitory Build- ing ready for moveable cquipment. | The building will be three stories | and basement, covering an area of | japproximately 12,000 square feet, | “nd will be fireproof with the ex- ception of the roof, which will be of | sccond class construction. | Bids will he received for the work under six separate contracts as fol- | How | General construction work of Dormitory Building, and all | masonry, carpentry, steel and iron, | roofing, painting and all work | kindred thereto. { FFor plumbing and all work Kindred thereto. | 3. lor heating and ventilating and all work kindred there to. 4. For electric work and all rk kindred thereto. 5. KFor refrigerating equipment and pipe connections thereto, 6. IFor kitchen equipment. | The right is reserved to accept ov | reject any or all proposals, All bids must be enclosed in sealed envelopes | Ples, listlessness and headaches have FGRD sSales and w Dor- | Normal School, New | ind addressed to A. retary of State Board Fducation, Hartford, Conn., stat- ing the branch of the work covered No bid will he considered unless ac companicd hy a certified check pay- | able to the order of the State of Con- | necticut in the amount of five per ! cent (57, ) of the bid, or a bid bond in like amount, hinding the bidder | 1o exceute a contract if awarded to| him. ! A Surety endorsed “Proposals for State Britain, Conn, | B, Meredith, sc of Company hond in any | {sum up to the amount of the con- tract will be required by the Statc Board of Education, the cost of | which to be included in the bids sub- mitted The specifications cover the terms of the several proposals with quired insurance thercon. Copies of the drawings and spec fications will be on file ut the offic of the State Board of Education; the Architect and the Engineer, for the | pur »of estimat 4 A limited uumber of copies of the plans and specitications will he loaned to the prospective bidders on a deposit of check pays to Architect or FEn- gineer in the sum Twenty-Iive Dollars (325.00) in the case of the Ruilding Construction work, and Twenty-Five Dollars (325.00) in the | of the Heating, Lighting, Plumbing, Refrigeration and Kitchen | Lquipme Plans and SRAL WORK may plication to Guilbert & chitects, Chamber of Commerc | Building, Newark, N. J. 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