New Britain herald., 1925-07-29

May Seymour nodded vigorously, ! 'Positi>e,' she said, l'nI going tp cut every tie that holds me 10 New Britain. I'm going 10 look around, and see 1T there isn't some happi- ness for me somewhere, I want to be as free as air"
 Dick grunted, "Eycn an airplane { has 10 have d hangar a land i ing place, somewhere. May" he said grlmly,
 "Well, that's what I'm looking | for really" the woman answered, But I'm going to take my time finding some place . some far away place ., that suits me"
 Gloria ooked up suddenly. Would you marry again If you had the chance, May" she asked, bIuntly.
 A dull rcd flush swept over Mays face. IL wasn't until months after ward that Gloria knew what that flush meant
 "Of course. would" May re- piled promptly, "Rut not many men would want a woman whose hus- band killed himself because she ran around with another man. -. No don't look shocked Dick, That's the plain truth, and I'll never keep it from any man who falls in love | with me-"
 She looked dehantlV from ona face to the other. "Of course, III marry again if get the chance!" she repeated,
 There was long silence.
 About your house, May" Dick said presently. the people who are living in it leased fl for five years. What do you intend to do about them"
 Again May flushed. We'll" she began slowly, "1 - have a friend here in the real estate business. thought I'd go to see him about the house, this morning."
 "I can take care Of II, you know" Dick said.
 But May shook her head And l lldl NIS tue .losl lHE VI 5o'S Ss heard about Mays house for good many months,
 Ulysses x. l'organ sat in his of-' fec at high noon of that same day looking al the visiting card he held in his hand. :
 Mrs. May Lucas Seymour he read aloud 10 the office boy who, stood at attention beside him That must he the widow of Dr. Seymour.
 Yes Sandy that must. be Dr. Scymour's widow They say she vas pretty high flyer, Bring her in, and leave the door open as you go out.'
 Chapcroncd thus by q freckled of- flee boy, Ulysses X. t'organ first saw May Seymour,
 She did not, he admitted to him. self, look like q high flyer Her eyes under her black hat, were shadowy and soft. There was no rouge on her checks. And he couldn't tell whether her lips were painted. or were naturally that gcranium
 May used the most expensive lip stick on the market.
 "Mr. ForGan?" ?" she said, in a gen tie voice that Gloria Gregory would never have recognized as belonging to May.
 She laid one of her bare, ringed hands in Ulysses hard brown palm, and then drew 1t away, very softly and lingcringly.
 i've heard my husband speak Of you so often," she said. My hus- band Dr. John Seymour
 "Oh, yes" Ulysses said harshlT looking down at the hand she had touched You mean you'd heard him speak of me in his lifetime don't you? . He's been dead for quite awhile hasn't he'''
 May didn't answer. She sank into chair, and bent her graceful head. When she spoke again, she did not meet Ulysses Forgans eyes, that were like brown agate. "I came 10 see you about selling my house on Lincoln street" she said "There are some people living in 1t who have leased it for five years. But they like it, and would like to buy if.
 "Huh." Ulysses voice vas deep and rough. Huh! You don't want to sell that house! You want to hang on to it. Values around that part of town are going up all the time You can sell the lot alone for three times what the whole placs is worth, five years from now May raised her eyes for a short but telling encounter with those Of Ulysses x. Forgan. One hand went to her breast.
 You don't understand" she fal- , tered in a voice of piercing sweet ness. Mir. Forgan. want 10 get 7 rid of that house - now! It was . in that house that my husband killed himself, and this whole town is so full of of dreadful memo ries to me that want to go away from it, for good" l. Her voice broke, and to the i'm , mense horror of Ulysses X" his 5 beautiful caller burst int" tears. } (To Be Continued, GENARO AND MARKS MATCHED New York, July 29-Forty rounds of fireworks are scheduled for August !, when the Elks of Red Bank, Asbury Park and Long