The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-28
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Pretty NORMA KENT, 2O-year bId secretary in . law office, mar Hes MARK TRAINERS, son of F. M. TRAINERS, millionaire real 5.state dealer, after the father had fworn to cut Mark off without benny if the marriage takes place. Norma has known Mark only a lew weeks, did not know during ] he courtship that he was a mill ionaire's son.
 The story opens in Marlboro, middle western metropolis. Chris line Saunders, with whom Norma $hared an apartment and Bradley Hart, Chris employer, are wit hesses at the wedding. Before this Norma has refused to marry BOB FARERLL, young lawyer of whom he is fond as a friend.
 Mark sells his expensive road &ter to get money for the honey noon. He and Norma go to fash Onable Blue Springs, where the oung man takes delight in sur ounding his bride with expensive uxuries. One afternoon Mark in- roduccs Norma to HOLLIS $TONE, an old friend. It is evil lent from the girls discOmposure hat she has known Stone before. ehe excuses herself and goes to Ter room. Mark believes Norma B ill. She endqres day of sus- Iense and misery, then tells Mark he must talk to him about s0me- hing. tow GO ON WITH THE STORY
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 Mark Travers threw down his oat and loosened his tie impa- fently.
 I'm all in,'' he said, yawning. hts too late to talk about any hing now. Got to be up early to beet those fellows at the club euse.'
 But, Mark, this is-it's impor- hnt."
 He had disposed of the necktie, tas fumbling with shirt buttons. lark did not even glance toward lorna.
 "Nothing's so important tonight
 can't wait. tell you I'm dog red!"
 The girl had not moved from HGTG SIl6 SlOOQ. CIlC oCSlliCu about b speak, then her lips frightened. automatically she folded and un- blded an end of ribbon on her ress.
 Suddenly, impetuously she rushed Mark and put hand on each f his arms.
 "Oh, Mark" she cried "Do you kally love me? I mean more than nyone else? Do you love me so huch nothing will ever make any Inference? If anything should appen-do you love me so much ou're sure nothing could ever bake you change? Do you?"
 Why, sweetheart" Travers Eughed and patted her cheek. "So hats what's been worrying you hats what's so terribly important,
 it? Of course l love you. Now. ill you climb into your pajamas nd get ready for bed? Honestly, m awfully sleepy!"
 A long -drawn-out yawn clinched he argument. Obediently Norma irned away and began undress- hg.
 She was not awake when he left ext morning. Accustomed to coping late since their arrival in lue Springs, 1t was after ten clock before Norma sat up in bed hd rubbed her eyes. Rumpled pill bws beside her told their story. lark had gone to keep his ap- ointment at the golf course.
 The girl arose and dressed slow She did not even bother to go ownstairs to breakfast.
 Just before noon there was a lephone call. Marks voice came Yer the wire saying he would meet CT for lunch at one. Yes, they'd cen around the course but 1t was ping to take a while to clean up nd get back to the Inn.
 Norma was looking very attrac- ve and very sweet when she met i'm in the lobby. She wore her ray travelling suit with gray umps and the saucy. tip-tilting at that had come from Fanchon's.
 With Mark was Clint Halloran, he of the members of the four bme. Until two days before Mark ad never seen Halloran. Now ap- arently they were the best of friends.
 Mark introduced his bride and he three went in the luncheon to- ether. At the table the talk was