New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
VI JACQUELINE H ] ON HER OWN NF
 hv RICHARD STARR

Synopsis: Adventure called to Jacqueline Grey whose slim, grace full form brought the envious glancss of patrons of Byrams where she was a mannequln. She scorned the marriage proposals ot William Brown. drapery salesman, and Keswick Dell, buyer, for the London emporium. Mr. Dell de- prived her of her position. Then fortune smiled. A peddler she be- friended died and left his life say ings of 500 pounds to her. Jac- oueline was 19, and adventure beckoned Sho moves to pre- tentious sulte in the Hotel Ma jestic to live Tn the world of which she only had dreamed heretofore. Chapter
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 A minute inspection of her new quarters filled Jacqueline with wonderment.
 The Chinese blue sitting-roon vas adorable. The bedroom was dream; the bathroom a dazzling place of white tiles and porcelain and silver-platcd fittings.
 It all was q little overpowerins and she could not believe it was her private property.
 She heard someone moving in the bedroom and the sound of water splashing in the bathroom. A neat and pretty chambermaid appeared, and Jacqueline's heart warmed to her immediately.
 "I have put some water out for to wash. Shall I bring you some tea in here?"
 "1f you please" responded Jac- queline.
 She looked in the mirror and found serious fault with her nose.
 That's the excitement" she re- flected. Your nose always gives you away, my girl. Why couldn't you have had nose like other people? But there, if you had you IHlSlt lldNe SoL COHCtllcu.
 She washed in warm water and powdered luxuriously.
 When she came out the chamber maid had put her coat and hat away in the wardrobe, and the tea was ready in the sitting-room-a sllver-plated t~G set.
 The pretty chambermaid confid- ed to colleague on the landing that number Ill was a bit of a!l right.
 Cant stand women to do for as a rule" she explained, but this one is q change. Talked to IIc just as if I was human being in stead of a che nj bermaid. Pretty IS paint too, and the dinkiest little nose you ever saw.'
 In the foyer Mr. Leonard Ray lnond, ths young man who had spoken to Jacqueline, strolled over to the reception bureau and cas- tally inspected the visitors book. Afterwards he went back again and resumed his occupation of sitting about.
 "Jacqueline Grey suite number Ill" he muttered thoughtfully.
 He knew all the suites at the Majestic and their prices. Anybody who engaged a suite had money to burn.
 Miss or Mrs, I vonder?" he soliloquized.
 The red-headed paSe-boy ap- peared out of tho floor bearing le.- ters on salver.
 Letter for you, sir"
 AS Raymond picked up his own letter he saw another one ad dressed to Miss Jacqueline Grey He picked that up also.
 That's not for you, sir" said tke boy.
 Mir. Raymond stared him down and calmly turned the envelope over, Embossed on the back wa the name of Rustum and Coles tn, well-known firm of family solicit ors, crusted with responsibility.
 He kept repeating the names tt himself. There was scmethiA. familiar about them. Quite recently he had seen those name associate hut could not remember in Nha connection. H. made a note Of th' names on his shirt cuff.
 Jacqueline awoke next morning with the feeling that somcthin;