New Britain herald., 1928-03-19

 after placing his or1ar. H. was stl-l n bed the next forenoon ~hsn 2. X <. W. passed the u mark, By 'h. time h. had reached his office and taken I look at inc ticker h. lad installed. E X :. W was at 4h.
 Jack sal down 70 think, H. LaI acau thinking all the time that n5 vas buying" E. <. g, w Suddenly t came 10 fRn, the wording ot h's order and his knees began Q shaka- H. rusLsd to ;ha telephone, called ga n.s broker and Yes. he hal suIl. according 70 tls written in .rrue'ious. Jack ordsrsl h'w 70 close oG' I'm 1c hurried 'o ii. brokers of-ire in person 70 figure h.s winnings. H. :ouu1 he had cleaned ur ttdy sum.
 1.aay L1eE, Jack had played a f.ucu 10 wir-to buy. anticipating sl-area. But he didn't tell rhs lr5kar so. And. following directions the man ot stocks sold short LurHv error Had his order said "huy' instead O "sau' fIs loss would have ben tremendous Easy money
 Jji received the news in 4 man ner strangely at odds with that ln which il might have been expected sne would 'aka it-
 "Jusr puppets q. Easy Money" she proclaimed, and there vas . val of dread forebodiuc m her tones. If T brings anything like Hba. tI, other brought we'll cer- tainly be the happy family. y-e-s, With q reverse 'English,'
 Jack scoffed at her for q "calan- iry honlor," Then i7e straight"aN proceeded 10 start the hali 6 rolling, the ball loaded 10 bring forth bar rel Of erief
 To celebrate hls cleanup he must needs give 3 party at tfs Casino cabaret - 3 ''hang-up' party with trills on it.
 Again Jill went crazy and nearly broke the roulette bank, With Mike Sweeney and Professor le Tarte acting IS nascots, she nicked the croupier three times out ot five, When her stack of s@0 green i checks footed up to fifty, she sud- i denly quit' And they called her era zv'
 "Jill stuart certainly is going the pace now" remarked the eN"r-cb- i servant critics on the sidelines, as they watched her whipping herself into action. stepping 10 the 1 saxophone call.
 You sure are the one great , dancer. Jill, darling" panted Fran cois, with q new daring st the finish Of 3 dizzy gallup. and Just in tine 10 be overheard distinctly by Jack ! stuart and his companion, Nlfa Ra- ! yclle.
 Jill saw her husband-an his partncr-u~t Tn time 10 alter her Gall me Mrs. Stuart, please, as [ usual" 10 the perfectly cute littl. query: DO you think so, Frank or dcar "'
 Nita Rayolle shot q swift glance at the Clowering couutenanca of th' ' man she had sworn 10 call hcl own" and the light of 2 hectic trl, umph blazcd in her sloe- black eyes
 But when she spok" q moment later her tone carried no hint o' anything save an inluicont woman. ly sympathy,
 Don't let II hurt you, Jack, ah' i said. in low tone, aside 10 him "Sho was probably just joking.
 Joking" repeated Jack. with bit ter emphasis. 'Maybe-hut if that. her idea ot 2 joke, talking that wa on q dance floor, she's gotta funu, sense Of humor, III say.'
 And despite the pitiful fact ina they were not "on speaking terms. lacks own suffering 1mpell"d hin 10 speak that night as they star'c' home. Jill sitting in studied sIicnc m the rear seat Of the sedan. "1t seems 10 ln., Jill,' he began fighting 10 keep his voice iron trembling that even if you haven any respect for me, that you'd hay enough for yourself not 10 be callin , your lover sndearlng names on dance fl4or for everybody 70 hear.
 Well" came the blistering retor
 from out Of th" gloom behind, "l
 Ea is my lover. why shouldn't I ca him endearinG names-for tn whol : porlI ' hear. ?t II wants { listen in : Don't yoU call your Nita pet name @ l,l-. If'
 . Well I'll ne --- be darncd" df ; clarcd Jack Stuart and spoke T. more that night 10 the lady ridIn
 home with him,
 Could either have looked aIoa . for the brief period of turo" day and seen uhat lay iu store fc them.
 l}ut they coplI not. of course, all
 therefore the story must 1nraei i
 self m its own corr"iatlNg sequcDc