New Britain herald., 1930-07-25

said as he left the church with his father. Tell her I don't bear any i'll will toward her,
 T always knew the man was too perfect to love" Jay thought to her self. If I were in his shoes I'd shoot them both"
 Doctor Leslie remembered urgent business in his office, and scurried home as though something had stung him. He locked the door of the rest of the afternoon. Secretly he thanked his good luck for being spared the trials of listening to { Brvnmor for the rest of his days,
 Bundles and Jiggs were disap- pointed, but consoled themselves with eating more than their share of thA wedding cake
 After were married, darling. l swear I'll never fly again. Tony promised on that hot, qulet morn ing. three weeks after Gay Girls crash. before they slipped into the Chelsea registry and came out as Antony Oswald Titherington and wife
 Mary Lou smiled
 What as you smiling about ?" Tony demanded in an angry tone that he suddenly affected. You know I'll stick by my promise, don't you7 Have you ever known me 10 go back on my word ?'
 Never, sweetheart - of course not" said Mary Lou, throwing a kiss at him You are an old idiot"
 She didn't explain. but she w1nked at Jay and Jay wInked back at her. And Jerry wondered what was the cause of all the vlnking.
 Miss Ttherlngton merely gave them look Of disgust. Come along into the registry office. you two Iunatics I'm gong 70 see you safely married this time. I'll eat my hat if I don't"
 T wish you would aunt" laughed Tony. Then maybe you'd get q new one. after all these wears" l "Ungrateful wretch" chided Miss Tltherlngton
 AS matter of fact. however, she , vas rot in the least dlspleased. With Mrs Fawsert safely at home, she was enjoying herself immensely, , Graclously she took all credit for | having brought about the wedding
 I1y c 5 couple she felt, Tn the matter of an 5 allowance They should get along I nicely on five thousand year Hencetorth II wouldn't be her fault If things dLdnt go well She re- membered, with considerable self satisfaction. that day when she first told Tony that he would be smart 10 e,In Mary Lou's hand. Miss Tlthering+on looked down into the dreamy eyes Of the little grey -gowned bride and felt assured that everything would go we'll And Tony. trying 10 be flppant and : skeptical about the whole ceremony, was so absurdly happy that # was both Imaginable and pathetic It was three weeks later after r the honeymoon-when Miss Tither- 5 Ington gave luncheon party for 7 the nev1yweds at Ham Green cot tage. shortly after their return to [ town
 Isn't it great ?" cried Tony, in : terruptlns some remark of hls
 aunt's about the fairness of the .l = plane built immediately. II will be 2 much more powerful than Gay Girl
 and with 1t I'm sure I can break T all the records on the books" i T thought you promised to give l up this wild flying after your mar. [ riage' Miss Titherington inter. 2 posed dryly. There was 2 twinkle
 la her large black eyes. 't Give up fving,' Tony shouted
 the exclamation in 2 tone Of gen '' ulre astonishnert Where die ] VOL get that mad idea, Aunt Ethel.
 berta ?"
 l Why I'd die if had 10 give UT
 fyine And Mary Lou assures me
 that she actually wants me to con
 tlnue with t. Isn't she wonderful - She swAars she won't worry 2 hlt ' will you darIlng ?"
 e Hls vo,ce dropped and he reached s for Mary Lou's hand under th1
 table, and squeezed t fondly 2 Miss Titherlngton looked over q z Mary Lou
 They're the real heroes. after al
 
 s men to perform these daredevl i stunts she thought. But I won
 der
 Il Mary Lou vas smiling stralgh e mo Tonys blue eyes.