New Britain herald., 1928-02-29

knovledged It Wlth "armly-eN- pressed thanks
 The good dominic had any number. of places in winch he could conscl- entiously use any amount of money. It all came in quite handy for buy ing shoes for poverty bitten chil- dren. medicine for sick mothers. and milk for hungry babies.
 And for those purposes, be it not ed here. was every dollar Of the thousand Jack and Tony gave. Father Ryan expended, besides, many more of his own.
 Had the other S90,O06 been dis tributed around in ways as helpful to their fellow n ortals as that given Father Pat. this story would nrVer have ben told, for the very eNcoI- lent reason that there would have been no such story. IL was, in fact, owing entirely to the almost dlA- bolcal influences brought into play through the requirement and 'X- penditure of this easy money that made possible the things that hap pened.
 How would you like living in one of those ten-room apartments in the New Dennison Apartment building on Chester avenue, Jill?' asked Jack, after the New Woman had propounded numerous quaint the ories on the manner of spending 'all the money in the WorId.' iI1- cluding a remark about 'buyng place of their oNn.'
 "Oh, my goodness, Jack 'N- claimed Jill. her eyes like salc"rS. those apartments rent for S9p month"
 "I'm aware of mat" was the lm- perturbable reply of the Man with Money in the Bank but thrr' $ nothing we can get fit to live IF anywhere that's under sixty q month. and th prestige of living m i tn New Dennison is well worth S"e a month
 Just the small sum of S&o :" month. q mere tritle, with a back ground of s50,C00. But fi>" W"'E- : before, Jack Stuart would have rol5- sjdercd S30 month absolutely lnl- possible 10 ad to his budget aht make his book balance. Now iu, little matter of adding il to the single item Of rent was-Just an iucjd, mt in the days work. scratch
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 AM right. tL' Dennison il '>. then" said Jill 0: the relamped o'j1- rion Of Woman, whcr" th" old JliI. from out of four years eXperl"n"' with poverty. would have couns'lra the economy Of buying place "f their oven. The new Jill's judgment and common scrsa told h"r inc Wl~F policy Was to follow her fath'r'S ad- vice and remain in the Justin Ioul' rent froc.
 Peter had pointed out to them, "n various occasions th' numerous Hd lantagcs Of raising children in | homo where th"re was plenty ot yard 1 space for o1it-of-dcor play, h ''tS respect tie Justin hom" N1$ ldf"t situated. as it was, just outside ']r towns limits. with rn orchard aud 1 grape yin yard oi five acres 1ud a big lawn.
 But Jack stuart WAS on. ot tiHr' multitudinous a@gl' eation of iut- guided indiyIlullS afflicted with :; "priJ- complex" unfortunately, foo for others as ~oll as himself, Es "pridc" WAS of peri~faOtlc ua'ur the kinl that forces 'h" issue at al times. He could so buagry, h. could in fact. hc even Lad lr his t1nHiE go a little hungry before giving 1T 10 his "prida" and accepted fnFors
 J;ut HOW. thtEks 70 good fortune m in Siap" Of ""old fir" rock, Il5 pride" r."d suffer ue lonG'r. IT, fully aprreclated, of cour-', 3ll that his big-hCurffd fath"r-in- n-lJW had dom when that ugly wolf Vas camp ing right on th- Stuart doorstep - tigurativnIy H. r,alizod-and va. ' grateful to Peter Justitl--that l' owed much to thy little man of ta, -oft-hrown sy" E1t that dJ no' necessarily Ir~ar that t. un-t con inn. 10 accept Llp m tr' .oru "t hous, rent, now that h. poss' 'a. harrHith1l 10 pay rash. E. siI'-. n young warrIcj oo'pl' WAS always better eff. ,'r,
 "roo bad" saJI Father J,yan ' Peter 'h" 0,<t day, when 'he latt. -, had told him Of th' piao fo 0o1. into the Nv D,nnlsou. "Au apa'f ment house liko that is no place il hIch to raisr "bil1r,n.
 I'll" prtrst had dropped m 'r 'harI .toct and Ten, in person nr the SI,oo0 btI rycI',I tb" day b" fore in his mali