New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 23, 1929, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN Love’s Awakening The Heart Story of a Steadfast Woman By Adele Garrison Princess Olina’s Unusual, Early Morning Request for the Newspa- pers Arouses Madge to Curiosity —and Action? Princess Olina's appearance ad so early an hour door of the apartment would d my attention, for she is not an early riser, But when, in addition, 1 overheard her queer colloquy with night bellboy I knew that I must take cognizance of the fncldent. cven though it laid me open to the usation of 1 nnerly meddling ‘Perhaps I can help,” T said in my most matter-of-fact tones as | heard her tell the boy he must get something she wanted, and that she did not care what it cost, for she wanted it at once. Tom, the boy—or who ght combines th of r, ellboy anid elevator n the relieved face to me. He is resourceful as Purnell, the highly ¢ ficient and amusing colored *boy’ who had helped me so signally upon “‘announcement din- " but he is honest and most ahliging, though a trifle stolid. He sed at bein from a rather m vlainly was most distre obliged to refuse a request Euest. “You see, Mis' Graham, it's like his,” he explained. “When Mister Allen, the old night clerk was here could get off any time to do an crrand for a guest. He'd do my work for me. But this new man is ranky with me, and especially ast week or two. He wants m the job every minute.” I could have told him why clerk wanted him on the minute. It was becau wished to he free to aid Mr. wood and the det was now on duty every nig the expected attempt upon be made. T e have arrest- | functions | soon as the first boy comes on That's not quit 1 ho [ Six-thirty from now | “Is that the v first Olina struck in impatiently “I'm sorry, ma'am, ye o, but ‘Come said. Herc 1e thrust a bill info his I Get me copies of all t she ordercd. Then, as Tom way, she looked at me | but with something 1 I am sorry 1o she said formalty. “You haven't,” smiled at he was annoyed at “I would not have I was so surpri so early that I was be ill and n get for you.” “It's Here! Tt's Here!™ “No, 1 am not ill i I couldn't s nxious to see the She did not name « two reasons I kne | “Why don't you cc to the roof? derful morni while you dre | “I'd love to o up said promptly vou long. I can won't T miss the Tom brings 1 “No, for I them d was outside Tom's ken ust be a distinetly second- hotel,” witheringly, ¥ se in the “when onc class Olina said t send out for simple a thing as a new any hour dvring the night “That depsnds upon what means by first class, my dear,” I told her, purposely voice a hit patronizing a fashionable hotel, but an old-fas paper at making my joned residential house, many o whose patrons haz years. It is distinctly first class of its kind, but yon cannot expect the unlimited service of the very expen- siva houses Olina’s Anviety I turned to Tom, plainly une 1o return to his »1»\*2()' “How long before i boy who can £0 will be here?” 1 asked Ican go myself, ma'am, just as lived here for | was plainl | watehed the door the stairy When Tom a | pers in hand, she 1 from ead of a roy “This is not { she had ed me three n swiftly turned [ |Once Qvers | W A @) WS e br7 of the shect Feature PETER LOOKS FOR THE STRANGE DRUMMER home daybre ought to be in the pateh. He get ho Knew soon. little M would begin to worry. H the edge of the Green IForo oins the Green Meadows ip to way and 10 make t the way v hop in t directior sounded far K of him rat-a- Peter didn’t talke first hop toward home. 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