New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
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mcnts, with maid to do the house " ork and q nurs girl to care for the children. For th first time in three years Jill found time hanging heavy cn her hands. And there is q saying to the effect that 'Whll" in" devil may tempt an idle man, an idle woman will tempt the devil him self"
 Potter Justin had lived for nearly 90 years III t.liston. His wife had been II New York girl. but their two children, Jill and Tony, born in Tn" Hous" Under the I'm, as the old home hy tho mountain side was called, had lived there all their lives. The nano. Justin, was an honor cd one in the littI glass city. name built up on T structure of in togri,y. fair dealing, n"ighborliness and sociabiliiy. As was natural, hay ing been uorn and bred there. Jill and Tony knrN and were known personally to a majority of the to~n's population. Their friends were numbered among I,lliston's lollte, "s well as with the middle and poorer classes
 It was quite IH keeping, therefore, with the fitness Of things, that the stuart Justin con,bInation should c,iearai" its successful entry into the fIcll ot financ" by the giving of ! a party.
 Because tho composite nam" of | friends was Legion insofar as ap I piled to uumber. the question of housing q party WAS q rroblour There would b. a' lnaS' lon guests. iThcr. fore. no ordinary residence, land certainly no ien-rooW apartment I would suffice.
 i Its really an obligation NC owe ; th' many friends whose hospitality voarS." Jill told Father Ryan on tho | orcasion of his first visit to their new homo. "Et',' ,' she went on. mournfully. ''Wo certainly cant give ! party i'm these rooms 10 tn hun lrod an more wed want to invite. ' l|'1 IT WI si II Tili1lls N'l'' 'ii Ff IT that uo could take care of here. ra'G incur th' oT mity of scores r'e l dldu't myItc. Toll me what to do. ! F1'har r1t. an I'll buy new suit 1 of clothes for your raGgedest rag munu,'
 "Tr. go' }uh'' proclaimed 'le 1omiu,. up fh lingo of his yard roys. "uu Perkins needs a nov
 m' no., would tb' lodge dining nau luI reception rooms do?"
 .tn stnr.1 at tlnl. ! light of rap iuJ. r)e9mjuc in her eyes. The biz lrWuE noll with its modern kitchon 1ri th, eunptuors reception par l"r.. VI. n. IIrai place for a partH ..l.r .s a'," contemplated. Jlll lost no 'Ur. m rlturhlnE her bargain hs unlr- q joporIt, then and thcre oG 'te
 '7 loI.'e rouomltine meeting 10, riEa' ' -aiI Father Pat. 'I'll sub. uH' 'r' matter to th' officials an lei tou know r'morro ow morning vha rI-'t y7g Msy raHe.'
 .'u5 .o II came to pass, in" party tUf H1- tr go down m hist ory II tu~ auuaIs pf the towns 'scrump t1nGS' affairs r. vas thc party 'ha warksa 'h@ l.. cinnlng Of on" con ti"GoG- social Whrl for the Stuar'' nd tor Tony Justin.
 tr1 Iv4ys aiuoue th. guests a' t.n~, 2.Hdy g4yoticS va. 10 be found tnat most vol; tile and versatile ycurc enigma, Mary Jia-bcth kath rlga J'uo' Sweeney, populariy know IS 'NIkn."
 Tt" tlapporiest flapp"r from Ne" Works upper I;rc-dWay would hay' been al fi., ur two behind Mlkc haC contest been he'd in Elliston. To Mix. # was said, received her fash ion -.ws hy private radio broadcas by an aNrl9sIvo concern with hourl'
 cables from Paris and London
 Hut there were times when Jil
 raI neck and Teck with Milk" fo place in tb" popularity ilardican H"r 31ocrr" qualifications '1rs'I 'U'of tea'y agsaf- \ larga numb"
 O. 'ha young mon about town ~er' always eager 10 secure Jill as partner. And with q nurse girl f'