New Britain herald., 1929-04-01

returning to the hotel for duty Stephen escorts her to the hotel where Pamela recognizes him as the salesman who had sold her a car. She snubs Mildred as 9 mcnal and asks him to dance with her. She continues 10 lure stephen, pretend ing she intends to buy another car, But she becomes jealous at a dance and drives home without him. A near wreck brings about meeting with Huck Connor who tells her he Is a broker from Chicago,
 Connor moves to the Judson Hotel and Pamela introduces him to her brother Harold. who loves Mildred and is warned against him by her after Huck set bait to trap him in deal"
 NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
 CHAPTER VI
 Harold eyed Mildred sheepishly, ''1t doas sound little off, doesn't it?" he agreed, referring 10 the let ter Huck Connor had dictated.
 Who is hc?" Mildred asked quickly.
 Some victim of pamola's," Harold explained. Hes moved in here because he's fallen for her. I suppose. But l really think I'd better play up to him, Mildred. Pam won't drop him because l tell her to. and I've got 10 see that she doesn't get in too deep with the wrong people while Dads away"
 When do you expect your ia ther 10 return 2"
 "Whenever his bride gets tired of Europe and her honeymoon" Harold answered, and Mildred mo- 1red d trace Of strain in his voice. "The last one kept him over there nearly year" he added.
 Well, anyway, do be careful" Mildred warned him. You know We have all kinds of people here, Harold. even if it is a first-class hotel'
 "Ill make few inquiries about this bird before lunch" Harold promised. But before l go. I want to know when you're going to have dinner with me. I've got second row tickets for an opening tonight. Can you resist that? ?"
 T can and do,' Mildred smiled "And don't waste any time telling me how many girls you know who would be glad 10 accept. Just go and get one.'
 My day will come" Harold said darkly and departed.
 After what Harold had told hcr that morning Pamela lost no time in seeking Stephen and dragging d promise out of him to lunch with her.
 Other salesmen had stood by, looking envious, while she talked to him. and Mr. Mettle himself had passed just in time 10 ovcrhear her invitation to luncheon.
 stephen realized that Pamela an- peared as a good prospect" to his employer. Should he refuse to lunch with her he'd have to explain his action. And wild horses couldn't have dragged out the story of his walk last night back to the club in search of taXicab.
 Anyhow, he didn't want to re fuse. This little girl needed a big wise man 10 look after her.
 Pamela had apologized very pret- tily. and then was instantly her own assertive self.
 Pm not my grandmother" she said. No girl can take what l want without fight. and I'm not asham- cd to admit it."
 But you ought 10 listen 10 peo- ple before you make them get ont and walk" stephen replied sternly q ruined my dancing shoes"
 They laughed together
 'I'll buy you new pair. I'm going shopping now Back some time between 12 and one. Pick you up then
 She was gone, with a backward wave of doesllin glove and flash Of pearly teeth.
 The boys gathered round 10 hand in their compliments. Sud , denly one ot then who had re- maine1 quiet until then spoke up earnestly. There's q stenoErapher over at the Judson who has this Eal faded completely" he said. None Of