New Britain herald., 1930-11-15
BEAU I '
 by MATTEL HOWE FARNHAM

who was honest trustworthy. auI willing to work hard and utrii- gently was hound to gyt ahnA quickly and b, rewarded according 10 his just descrjs. Books and magaHnos preached the sam pleasing soph.s,ry, captains Of in- IuSlry bIandN cited thrift and un- urng industry as reason for }h,ir rapid rise 10 1hn top.
 Dayd romnu,d a Puritan con Ssi-uuousness with an oyyr-actil. imagination Ill., had learned to j,-lplIn" his body but uor his imagination, and his anurIpdions ia roasequ~ucn ian riot on, way or 'N. olnen
 H~ vas ,~par.al}& hopeful of HaauI ailan~u.ur a"ar r1r prrst- i,ur oE t0~ rompan>. N" Tuu,a. a.a nItn .p in Hls office 10 com nd hum nnru he made him assls- 4u, >apyrmrud,nl
 Your salary will po I.-s than >.unsoa's was." Mir Tuua sara ..u. lou'vv a.ru with .s sbon 'm. and had f.ss r<p-rJruru. A. NoG make NoarSylf nor, lalsau.. }our ply n.,l tnc~-as-."
 That uWt nr,n a year and a half a4o. and baNd's salary remained stationary naUd's lmmodiat. su- per.or "as lm Futile. son Of rha owner. Jim 0Hs paid >G.ooo y.ar aal ~a~ worth about a sixth Of G. bovtd liked and respected thu. ,II1 'ia,ti- Ii, would never admit thai Nr. Tuttlo deliberately had singled h.m out ,o do Jjm's work at d nom mal >aIar, Hu5 when Jim. hy fragrant car,l.ssu.Ss. ruuod N}H.- r.n orlrr and tried 10 throw tiu ntam- on payid inc records 'hom- -.lesS proved Jim guilty and paytI u}am~le>s AIr Futile ignored the matter
 rhy Tma Fur.anca Company HaS th. onN business o' any Slz. w CIol-hn1rr. that Was not con- -ro1I-d III ou~ Nay or another bt narId's relations Or connections bl~ uncln DayId knew. was willing and aoNous to have him back at tl~ bank There had been hjn.s that h" had onl> to swallow h!- pride. admit that h. could no, mas. B IlyIu@ U0ejJe1. 10 b" sbovrI ahead O. uru,r men ar his Unci.'s liddin@ Hu l} Was vital 10 DavldI ~-rf-resptct mat he prove that he could make his own way.
 Thcn cam" fine World War TT week after in. United S'ar = opened ho-rattes na>d wen, 70 ar= uncle and asked him if h.. would provide for Fanny and SbeJla in case no enlisted
 Nr Rroonb.re had onca h.-n or1sIIy -ngah.t uv an ltngU~aoa7. and had hated ta~ British nation ...~ Sloe.. h. had vigorously op- 5e--ed 10 aa. country entering ch. war o4 ,a. same sldo with rhe Brush. NoW bu -roNI~d ar DayiI. ~.r,rtun4 no-. ~hy should I?"
 No ~-aeo0 If alI-eEo-pr that o.~ +am.!. stands for som,.urn- u tn#~ town and rommUnI,l. You've stt-Es d,uio~.1 ta. spread or SO "aIjsm and class hHr.d. But hoH .an you expect anychn&. .olsr if 1hr mn Of fighting a-e orshe upper families. in. rich r4mllj-s h9ne bark and ask -ha dag laaor,r~ 'o so out md n-h. III their piace~r"
 "Th.rs are plenty Of th- members Of this taml'y 0ltsriu--or pluuu~ To-" H. named seven Of Day.d' cousins. "Rur a~ y,t t1.r. is no reason for oann- 'H. married men with -maI children. When 'h.r. .s ,ou.r Ha.E again." H. added aHruu''N. "I h.#r >ou.y. a".u made .#-Is,an. -9p.10t.r1.ur"'
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 -tndpr rha, aes Jun Tuun.""
 "l'nd,r Jim T-mta", Jrns just a I-uroh,ud."
 "l yuppoS, it hes n,N.r orcurr.J to You -rcr all 1oar. so smarc-- tnar Clum Ta-l}. is squ-ozIng the marrow out Of your bones 10 make 1 fa. living for his worthless son "'
 T. was " WarE h.for. David r. roEered from rh~ Humiliation oI rnat la"r's.n. Tn tho-. troubled d.y- 1T vas no tr.fI- 10 Dayj1. rather # hoarrhr"aE that Fanny did not trust ~m enough 10 h. fran with him - that sh" told him ftha. David called them lies.
 OpErIgn'. .a5a ny Na-oI How.
 Farnnaml
 Monday Fanny learns 'ha' aoo'h- "r man loves h,r-mor" than his Gn r wifi.