New Britain herald., 1928-04-14

s1da i1tiN Sing so that the chil-
 dren could see N hat u vast differ
 ei1ce there was in their height. And
 somehow he had attracted the at
 t"ntlon Of q carnival employt. for
 before Il" Ina ] exhausted the possi-
 bliltleS ot th" midget as q diver
 sion, Winfield Elhoc hirnseI, came
 s'rld1nG into the Palace of Won
 1"rs, mounted the midcci'S pl#t-
 form and, tf''r q nomeIts Nhis- Ief"'l cott"renc. Nltu Gus. mad. an 
 Children. I'm old Pop E,b,,-;
 Winfield Bybao Is tho way it's wrote town in the Bible. own this csr- GiNal and I aant to tell yol chil- drtn that I'm proud 10 have YOU as lnN guests. 1 love children. always did. Now. boys and girls. tho Ferns wheel and inc whip and the m" Try -Go-ruunds are waiting for Nou."
 He "as interrupted by a uhoup ot joy from thr boys, m nhicl? the girls Joined more timidly Tt won't cost you 8 cent. If Nour chap "ron-" and h turned 10 Miss Pond Nli1 Cortlv bov-"vill do me the honor to accept 1hcs. tickets. ynull all have I ride on the Ferris N heel. the W hip and the nerrv-so- round absolutely free Don't crowd nov" children. but gather st the door of the tent thank you"
 When he sprang. rather stiff,y from the platform. he offered Miss Pond his hand. then, with her arm pressed to his side. he escorted her with pompous courtesy 10 the door of the tent where the children were already milling about, wild with aNcitement.
 In her terror Sally had forgotten 'he golden haired woman i'll the green silk sports suit. Now that he danger was passing, mira en- |ously averted by Gus and Pop Eybee, she started to draw deep. .remb1ing sigh of relief, but it was choked in her throat by the discov- 2ry that she was being regart'd nteutly by tn" beautiful woman, who was standing beside the mids- Us platform.
 Oh. Sally thought in 9 new 'lutter of terror. "She heard Be'sey 'all me Saly Ford. Shes going 10 question me. I wonder who she is. Maybe shes trustees vife-oh, she's coming. Shes going to talk 0 me-
 She rose from her high-backed silded chair trying to do so with put haste. Since the performance vas ended she had every right to cave the tent, and she would do 90. but she mustn't run. She give herself away
 "Hel-Io Enid. couldn't believe ny eyes: What in the world are -ou doing so far from Park ave- lue?"
 Sally. forcing herself 10 walk with sedate leisureliness down the l title wooden steps of the platform. aW the New Yorker who had been 'aying her alf-mocking, half aJ 1 hiring attention all afternoon. trido swiftly aud gracefully across he tent toward the golden haired 1 oman. So lie too had witnessed 'etsey's hysterical identification, 'lle had forgotten that he was in he tent, watching her. smiling i aochinsly, bijing his chance 10 ! six hcr again to go to supper with i i'm after ihe last show that night
 The golden haircd woman halted. | nd Sally, out of the corner Of her "il-protcctrd eyes. saw an cNpres- < ion Of startled surprise and then . i HnnoSaucs sweep over the bcau-
 tul littio face. odd that these two
 ho had so strangely crossed her ath in one hectic day should know ach other. should meet 3. thousand , n]@s away from home, in the freak how tent of a third-ra carnival.
 'Oh. hello, Van. I might ask what ou're doing so far from Park ave ue. but I suppose you're visiting our cousin. the governor. Court $ or" on business and I'm amusing lys"lt taking tho orphans to the arrival A no" role for me, isn't - Lady BouE;lful' Poor little evils. If only they didn't want , paw ntc,
 Now that sh" "as safr from b'- F questioned Sally wanted 10 lak" her passag" 10 the alley" GOT Of the tent take as long as pos blr. su that not q not" of 'ht. mu- c or that extraordinary soirr lonIl be lost 10 her. Sh" had eA- act"l the golden haired laJy'4 ojrc to be sweet. tiukllng SO rano, 10 match her size. but tn,
 ri""tton of incubation was q ct. 'hroaty contralto. q little arrn- ant. even as the speaker was. but } effor'less and SO golden that 4liy would have been divinely con
 nj 10 listen to II. no matter what ord5 Ii might have said.
 sally paused a' tho door of th. mi, and cast q swift glance back ard over her green satin shoulder. was holding one of Enid s'' 4nds in both of his. laughing down
 her. mockincly but fondly. as If ley were the best of friends
 "Wtn.' she said 10 herself. as she tu tov ard the dress tent. nov lat hes found her, he won't ,th"r me. l wonder who Court Her husbs nI I hate rich women ho play Lady Eovntlful,' she fought Tifh tlnrc" resentment 2ut-I cant hate her. Shes too 'autlful Llk 3 little gold and cen bird a singing tird--s hird af sings con'rs1to
 She was resting bet" cen Shous. ing on her cot in the dress tent hen Pop Fyhee rama sfrlJlnG in