New Britain herald., 1930-08-12

hands. the tears streaming down her face while her lips laughed in the delirium of such a moment. Afterward there was a great supper party in Gideons apartment but none of Judy's old friends were asked to it.
 In the second week in January. Dumont met Judy in the street. She even looked different, he thought but there was more art in it. She Vas ever SO smart, a clever dress maker having managed to subdue her desire for brilliant color.
 A look from her candid eyes re- duccd him from anger to despair. He was her slave as ever. She was still Judy. after all.
 Judy there is q dance at the Lemon Grove on Friday he said eagerly Its a regular artists night. Will you como?' { She seemed to hesitate tor mo- rcnt; then her face broke into the old radiant smile Of sheer cbildlihe happiness.
 "Of course I'd love to, Rastien. How nice Of you 10 ask me, l love dancing with lou"
 The more he looked at her, the u.ore poignant grew the longing that could never be fulfilled. Judy with something Unapproachahlc about her - with dainty white gloves on her hands, and high hsclcd suede shoes on her perfect feet, and real silk stockings, and a big skunk collar. Ho left her with a heavy heart.
 What hurt Judy most Was that she never saw Chummy now, Ii was 10 a large extent Chummy' $ fault. for thc latter was cngrossed in h.r work She had refused one or TWO invitations 10 have Q meal a.ono with Judy
 Then when they dJ1 meet by accident. thummr reported that Alan was thinking Of gong to I'.rSla with Frank Hyl-on
 T think i, will do him good '' sha sad in her quiet way. He doas@t really seem to care for rantmg."
 "A man't got 10 have some job in Nro." July replied, "I think Mr. Stcvue had better find one, NoHadays & NounG man cant hang about doing nothiuc."
 Chommy looked al her in a>.on- ganment.
 CHAPTER ENNII
 ' don't tlnG Alan would c'rr h. idle. Judy." cHummy sad. Hes aiEa-s Forts!. eyer since ! knew nim. l believe he's thinking Of in- . ve~urg some money in an oil con- cern out there"
 "Wiu he stay out there for sood:" Judy asked
 lie may"
 We shell all ha sca'ta~.i." Judy marmarad and she courI 10. keep fEe bitter r.lrrt out Of her voIce. "Oh, Ch0rmU and onca We were s' happy"
 We shall be happy again." her friend replied. Judy, you ought rc ht happy. with your wonderful life o.tora yog."
 T am. in way" Judy answered. but I want you to ba happy Chummy I want you and Alan---'
 "PIeaso, JuGy,' interrupted the other girl sharply. "I would much rather you didn't talk about that
 And Judy, looking into inc go13- eN-hro7n ""es staring with a kind Of dull anger. knew that she Was iii danger Of losing her friend. Hard though she ri-d. Chlmmv could not feel th- same toward her. noa , .Ha- she .tg s.. Sh- thought. per , taps, flat Judy was playing q part She might oven imagine that Judy harped on rnts4 point in order tc =. torture them both.
 So Judy had to be quiet. con. . vjared almost Of impertinonce b, this friend whom she loved so dear . Ig. Shr had an added feeling 0 - fcolishuass because, in her con l lvsfon Of mind she had tried tt run Alan down hy pretending tina ! he was loafcr. and @dtd no honcs york Shr had not inc brain t' rcn. w5tG sarr -lrua-iou.