The evening world. Newspaper, February 15, 1922, Page 11

‘Heiress 16, Hating Piano, Runs Away, Becomes Maid, Aided By Boy Bootblack haves Home Re Rather T! Han] } Take Lessons and Gets Job a In Woman’s Kitchen. ‘BETRAYED BY, LETTER. ‘Caught as She Goes Thank Jimmy and All Is Forgiven. to Pretty Constance Hulsman, sixteen, 4s back home at No. 153 Wolfs Lane, Pelham, to-day, forever freed from tho drudgery of plano lessons. Up in Stamford, Conn., Jimmie, gallant Ital- fan bootblack, who indirectly is re- sponsible for the helress’s rescue from Piano exercises, modestly waves aside commendation with the assertion that | it “was no more than any gentleman Would have done for a lady In dis- tress,” | Constance came to New York last Thursday with her sister, Helen, who | also was to take a piano lesson, Helen likes and Constance detests the piano. While Helen was running the scales | Constance, who before leaving home had paid a surreptitious visit to the villago grocer and borrowed $5, slipped away (o a train and got off at Stamford. CONSTANCE HULSMAN. once ran away himself. “No use to cry about It, I'll stake you, while you ‘The only friendly face in sight when she left the train was that of Jimmie, «the shoe shiner. Constance registered | read the want ads in the papers.” grief and despondenc she sald to| He felt in his pockets and gave her him: |enough money for food and a night's “My parents are and Thave no|lodging. She forgot to thank him at y and I've got to find work.|the time, Ido?” She nto sob, | Next day she saw an advertisement easy,” replied Jimmie, who of Mrs, Bramon of Sound Beach who RHODE’S, 18 E. 34th St ———___—_—— STOUT WOMEN] STYLISH DRESSES At Bargain Prices Including Sample Frocks for the Miss Tremendous purchases from high grade manufacturers, consisting of wonderful choice among thousands of fine dresses. Every one beautifully made with the newest fashion ideals, offered at a price impossible to equal anywhere, Hundreds of styles in Canton Crepe. 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Opponit Gwe Boor Si TE AVENUE Great Factory Cost Sale Dy BUY NOW Fits test srtmmeme TRUGS LINOLEUMS aNd CARPETS 21 rugs and will 9 sl ox int ‘Axminster imporfectionay, Velvets FRINGED WILTO! v1 x12 305 os Fringed Wittons of extra fine quality, exc of rare iniported rt —————— = elvet Stair & Hall Catt Cut trom fall Inlaid Linoleum THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1923. wanted a kitchen matd. Constance was never particularly attracted to pots and pans and a kitchen stove, but anything looked better than a piano, so she called herself Mary Thorne and went to work. AB soon as she disappeared an in- tensive search for her began. Her father and brother have health in- stitutes, one in 42d Street, Manhat- tan, the other in Pelham. Her mother was prostrated by her de- parture. For days they couldn't tind trace of her. In an unguarded moment Constance wrote to a relative, and from the post mark it was seen she was near Stam- ford. She decided to go to Stamford yes- terday and thank Jimmie for what he had done for her, Neither she nor Jimmie knew that detectives were searching for her. Just as Jimmie looked up at her greeting Detective Hefferman of Stamford caught her. “Oh, Jimmie, save me,” she cried. “Save me from them! Don’t let them take me away! Are you going to let them take me? Please save me, Jimmie!" Jimmie ts chivalrous, but he knows a detective when he sees one, In- stead of rescuing her he finished pol- ishing the shoes on which he was working. Pretty soon along same Dr. Fred- erick Hulsman, a brother, and Mrs. Mabel Cook, an aunt, who took the young runaway to the leading Stam- ford hotel. “The child is all right and none the worse for her little adventure as | ‘Mary Thorne,’ " Mrs. Cook explained. “We are going to take her home, where she will be welcomed with open arms, and if she does not want to take! piano lessons, she will not need to.” Dr. be glud enough to let her have her own way and confine herself to voice culture if that's what she wants: to do “And we all appreciate the kind- ness of that Italian boy Jimmy to- ward my sister,’ the doctor added. After it was all over and Jimmie learned he had befriended an heiress, he sald he “Had done only his duty” and needed no thanks, No gentleman, explained, would expect thanks r the circumstances. 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