New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 27, 1928, Page 30

COPYRIGHT -1928 BY A HAS HAPPENED i, 16 d of 11 “d out Jow Lady TS ront th ight. David warried i appen to pre Iy and David GO ON WITH THI CHAPTER XXNVIT Canfield 1s a county seat,” David Pouted exultantly his long strides had ack to Sally. “The driver of 1 guessed why [ wante wdded in a lower ve dreast of her and took her swing thew triumpiantly. we crossed the state line and that the clopers ur NOW STORY fore brought him nds to He suys hout 10 miles hack marriage vasy on . blis! have 1o est ore you can b no troubls rom two or 10 in luek like that here, three border et married, Llopers \es come here sy We're sweethea You didn't tell Sally asked will have “I'm not quitc David laughed, “oven if 1 in 1o Now thic nest problem s breakfast. 1 suppose a farmhouse will be the best bet. Tt wouldn't be safe for us to hang around Canficld for three or four h the marriage license We're going to he before the law has its hand on us They tradge ay, miraculo: that all {heir be over, t Stone oy anxiously, “Mrs, ant out a warning idiot.” am erazy rs, waiting for burcau to open. married, darling. a chance 1o Jay ilong tiie state revived by high hope so01t wrehing eagerly just over th found it—a inted troubles would tenant s tiou colutin of biue They found ast—tie wife a content vears older thicl, armer whose at b pretty, dis ooking girl only than Sally; ti short, tour L ovears older rded wats ar and a 1o The Kiteher inpapered lean-to of r-darl Dayid door the al n il 1hat miud. Not on. ady could fis s gol @ knack t ZVANNE AUSTIN et A s At oyt e T e e Iseat. Canficld’s got ! purson.’ Nume o ing a new church that the cloping He's b the fe vy hin White Five blocls turn to your Mock @ d- are the two demons which have caus- ed 90 per cent of the misery and suf- fering and strife in the world. They are the offsprings ol ignorance and d superstition and can exercised ouly by truth and understanding.” t Mr. Westorricld spoke on “Wall Street and d ribed part that organized finance has play- i in the development of the United States throughout the country. Without large accumulations of 1pital, easy of aceess and mobile in form,” he said, “the miracle of American pr s could not have pene the locomotive would ave remained a laboratory dream; the railvoads would never have been vouve got any constructed and woven into the mar- ) to Darson velous network which now brings has." ) . very section of the United States into | and prosperous relationship. | nation” would have comprised a | ¢ parsely scttled area bounded on the vest by the Mississippi river and fotted here and there by tenuous o Greer out of couples Lives on Chestnut hurch and pirsonag, Main strect and then walk You it And Juck, kids. You'll nied lots of it.” David thrust 2 hand beneath th wicket and the two voung men shook hands, David flushed and eniba rassed but smiling, the clerk grin 0od-nature AUTHOR OF e e SSAINT AND SINNER” CcaICt miss vour 1" ind - Sally we ning way in o this stat Sally almost close Our court faint tion. But i an anomic, : lations 1o which ‘they by the buggy and thods transporta i i limited chon s marricd trinmphanthy nto the crick- 1 anriage lice 3 “Production and distribution are kst s e wwins, and it ndeed e futile to attempt to lans. i bR for) 1 corporations necessary wer 1o their concentration of capital into i productive units unless the Venisa il the distribution buildi orite securitics were ready at hand. Thus has the New York Stoch [ by providing the comyp machinery for the marketing stocks and bonds Lccome son.’ aren't itics in the economic A e nation. By means of ol e e ics, and surroun 1 i o and safeguards its numerous | ¢ protective regulations, American bus- iness has found in Wall strect and |, the New York Stock Exchange the imeans Ly which iy and continu- aus prc 2z M tacks s to lis s W dist Up ne of you, but S > Sally wdorin arcat means for frame v iy &t i of corporate ane of the noc progress of 11 its ample facil upon 11 marryin o she chuekled . Children, | wait quite poverty. For no mat How in store for her, there | yavid 1 v spell farmen funera S ducting 4 at © of one e I'm and <i P 1 lock, | Millie wnd Jim 1 waving th io refused t past vight o and e Bucl raciousness, had | dollar, hut David haby's small, sticky | folded bill, | | warningt I RN i As 1 e of our parishions hout half er. Won't won't Tl chner past m 00dhy you coni ishian his S8 is possible sterfield referred to at- which have been centered inst Wall strect s a result of the operations of swindlers and fraudu- lent promoters who were part of legitimate organized fi- nance. This loegitin however, lias for years n the o tuke 1 1 the “Thunk Mrs, W nswered, | 1 David tightening Welll Greor a into e od 1o whisper re- Iy's ea Just Nothing il followed Mrs, over-turnis Gireer n arlor, business, n a leader | figiit 10 stamp out dishonest practices and cach year, e decla wrther progress is being m lis end the New York Stock hange has establighed a Fraud Burean works n close co- Better Business bu nei {assuringly willing to live Hiilos marveled, his ary if behind two darling happen.” caving X them | (To Be Continued) SR operation with reans and dlover the pointed out, with lave wouldn't seriously “You'll exulted, swe W Kissing sardless of the fauct that th Buckners were still watching th “I prom you it will never b as bad as that, honey, | But Jim Buckne, Millie the same thing.” u troubled, TN never sed huskily. e wodding o \terrupted, and surprise CREDIT MEN ELECT OGREN PRESIDENT - Hartford Association Hears Ad- .0 dress by Jason Westerfield remony s Sally ndely of government hig Moreover, he has tried { suceess to investors of the ntial facts concernir enterprises into which they propos: 10 put their money in order thut 1hey may determine from these got coun the Ex a large me laid heforg nation the Divid | to his breast the ayhe promised | he added in laole whether o not the proposed invest- s a proper one to fit their Stock Exchange.” CINS Very Fenion 10 the rage man at his He o understands well his intercst in vgood times, vity, and improved living onditions, but does not always & Hate these uneertain voi be gorry.” Sally prom Canficld a fow min nd had no difficnlty 0 finding the: county court hous: ov its grounds formed the nare which was the hub of the town. Au old man potiering the -stained halls with Ogr the nley Works mop and pail directed them to the a4 president the Hart marria 1 burean, without | ford Credit Men's association at the the giving | annual mecting of the ductive industry, Money in the hands David Beld last night at the Bond hotel in ity and prodent individuals Hartford, Approximately 75 members is the nuain source of supply of fresh ittended the which capital i industry, These funds are proceded by Danguet. The vither hoarded or cmployed clected are: K. H. Ryan, of ing to the Whitney, Hartford, viee- m the n W. . Frohock, of M Thus the ¢ Little Mg, Co., Hartford, treasurcr; and cnfor S B Prentis Merrow M intere o, Hartior e A re Juson Westorficld of the stant suppl w York Stock I s the st speaker at the “Wall street is gradualiy removing standing and i us 10 il A clearer and At tine 1 e duily tasks, sn cnou hrosy tobuce of desivable conditions with V86 cmployinent of Savings in pro- them a glance association to or waiting for | frame his embarrassed of uestion. The nan R meeting Wik i thick-lensed o throu and went on with ledgor, having apparently st interest in voung couples who wanted to com- very thin young | whose cnlarg- Jhler Lo s, thrust a the wicket of | Iratt & president were degree of confidence fel of investment measures adopted 1 by tie Exchange in the the investing public 1o maintain e « of frosh funds reaui i whici asses, 1 officers hinery (T is work s, fective pon the ol 10t B foolish NecessIY mit matrimony “Answer all K mumbled “Table in the md ink.” sally Ne 10 provid: tics with cver inereasing f 1o meet enlarged the questions,” the withont banyue lookin drmand s 1 necticut held May orner over ther 1 that State Contorence 17 at Meriden, The ing session will fake plo ot the Con will morn proqndices of long wits pelling publie delusions he suid. understanding the character unction of Wall street, and o Howme club while the @ fiorioon § ion hetween that financial @ ceedings will « roand other cqually Highland Country elub. T. A. D, o interdependent sections of (Tad) Jones, foutio o country arc becoming nd St nol Filler Dinsger of tie National Credit Men, will be Dt iy it i the pine roving you'r on think v nd nughing | i they Tad | il character, table in the Clplessly time 0 oseats ol : elenrer 0 take nt havid e neliled Aot : inportant Fin ore and mor wce of resi- 1 suppose we'il have to put Capital City, But that chap ¢ ertainly Assoc the Lation chicl w0 el hpirnt Wetre all Joesn't =ive a contit “This gradual, bot clearly defined of unlik proe added, not nrked ivilization from its very be- with ndeney, e is to put your those which have ‘ BEAD HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS rss of U JUST KDS - Presented pplication f ning. the will be Principal Marcus White and Mrs, Howe. May Noysc and Miss Vera Stevens. of M Stromaquist and Miss Ruth Jones. Memor few cities “Twenty-threc Saturday hier Crrying | einning, Fear and suspicion, Te sud, - Mid-Season Dance of Normal School Tonight The annual mid- dor the auspices of the New Britain State Norinul sciool will be given at Shuttle The he Meadow club this eve. patrons and patronesses White, dwyer, Mr Miss Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. George Louise Schmahl, D. W ¥ Miss The committee in charge consists Lois Mills, Miss Agnes New Buri;f Place for Escadrille Aviators Washington, April 7 (A—Re- moval and reburial of the hodies of he American members of the La- ayette Escadrille in the erypt of the De Villeneuve, T Etang, has been proposed in a bill ntative Burton, republi n Parc inee, bodies at p ous places in taly. The m ate R10,000, ssent rest at var- nee, Belgium, and 23 ARE ARRL:! 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