New Britain herald., 1927-09-13
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 Sally l.cys. .s 'n. rnn-'ay a' her mmty rn tu- auzarc, Of hnr father. vha is separated from a-r mgthur Mrs.. J-row. cuoy- Ul health. -o silly does '.a hou- orn moruu-a anI oH-. work atter- roons n4g and MrI.. a.r t~1'n-r and tr -lFr H,.ia towards ,n. supp0r a- '". loml. and rla "Eol lo4I t..'s apoa Salty T.i Sloan Is in los. vHh har arl 9ants her 'o marry h.. But tn- oue man whn iut.r.at. Esr is John Ny-. NHlrs cmulozr Nya is infatuated with 1iin'a. ho rr..r+ a bond salesman nam.t D.FII--1 Davidson tlrs of NIi't anI worries sally asth AI5 at'.a-l1re.
 Durlue ao illness of Huia's SalIy works for John Ng-. who offers her steady 101 Sl. rofuscs IT, hu" ty som. guE.r5 tntrr7 fiat M3lHe says h. sad auou her. She goes inro tho aay-1e iar business "itt her Aunt Emily J.rome, an eN- school teacher. Tha business does lot thrive. and AUu. Emily is in de spair when the whole Jerome family comes to live with her and Sally a the inn Beau's wife, Mabel, comes along. too. and later har baby adds 10 the family circle and expense
 Finally the business picks up when Aunt tm hires iazz band and Sally puts or 2 nightly dance with tho aid Of Ta1 Sloan. Presently Ted ronf,ssoe that he is ashamed of his public dancing, and Sally sends him packing Nr. Jerome comes home sick. and Mrs, Jerome blans 10 take lim for sea trip to Ser muda MIio who has quit her job with John We because she says h" "acted fresh" and later on has lett a job with Davidson for the same reason. decides 10 go with her par rnts. and does. One night when Davidson IS at the Sn, trying 70 make love to sally, John Nye ar riros He stays long enough to se" Sally do her new Savannah stomp dance. and scoIds her for dancing before the type Of people who com" 10 the inn-the rOadhouse type Of people. Sally stops dancing and she and Aunt Elm wake up 10 the fact that their place has become cheap and common, They let tn" iazz band go. and begin to lose their flashy trade. Ted Sloan hurts Sally's feel ngs when he proposes, telling her that he never would have proposed marriage 10 her while she was 'a cabaret dancer" She sends him away angrily. bu' he says hell com" back the next day 10 talk things over with her
 NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
 CHAPTER LXI
 Ted was true to his promise 10 come back tho next day. For et half past five his little car came rat ting and pieeling and wheezing into the back yard, and stopped beside Aunt Emily's bed of flaming red salvia.
 Sally saw him jump out and rush around the house al top speed.
 She heard his voice in the front hall, loudly and cheerfully asking Aunt Emily "where that good-look- ing dancer Of hers was.'
 The dancer was out m the kitchen helping with the salads looking not at all like g dancer, good-looking or otherwise at that moment.
 She had 3 white cap pulled away down over her hair, and whit" apron buttoncd around her slim, graceful figure. She was measuring olive oil into yellow bowl and did rot look up when Ted burst into the warm. bright, cluttered room
 "Hello,' he said, his voice and his eyes filled with eagerness. Co : ing 10 talk 10 me today?'
 throc,' said Sally. . counting the spoonfuIs of green gold , oil. "Why, yes. go right ahead with anything you want 70 say, Ted" . She looked up then, and shot Ted q humorous look from her deep, blue eyes.
 He looked back al her hclplessly, pleadiugly. Then he waved one of his square, frenklcd hands in the direction of Iilla, the little wait i , ess. who was sruffing celery with {. Roquofor. cheese paste at the table !. under the windows,
 "Iow can I talk to you here'' l he asked quietly.
 How can l say all the things . that l want 10 say 10 you with this girl listening in?" his eyes asked i. Sally, going from her to Hilda's in- , uocont wnite-linen back that was ! turned to the room.
 But Sally pretoudei not 10 sec . what was In his eyes at that mo- . Inent "Go right ahead, Ted" she said, in1ifrar.rtly. Pm listening"
 T. was not q nice thing for her to 1 1o, But girls have been known to !. lo just such cruel things 10 men | when they don't happen 10 care ! for thcn-anl some ] times wh'N they do'
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