The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-06-04
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i.ful, has become engaged 10
ERNEST HEATH, Is, her form
or employer. She hns done NO
partly 10 provide for the future
Ut hcr aunt who " III and partly
because she dcspnirs Of ever
winning the Inan she really loves,
BOB DUNBAR. DENISE ACk.
ROYD, u dcbutantc, dislikcs SUI
san and causes trouble batEccn
her and hob. BEN LAMPMAN,
n former admircr Of Sushn's
shoots 1T Heath and then turns
the gun ON himself. lie RECEIVERS
and tho afrair N hushcd up. NJ.
sai realizes she doesn't love
Heath enough 10 marry him but
can not tell him 10. She sccs Bob
NJ the tlscatcr ana this nwnkcns
old memories. Denise tells Bob
TINT Susan IL u "gOid.diggcr" md
he becomes very angry. JACK
WEARING, Hcnth's assistant, nd
yiscs Susan not to marry without
love. She goes ~ fancy dress
party with Warning and there
encounters Bob.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER VII
Tho mans eyes, Starring at Susan
from beneath the powdered Wiz.
were stern, almost accusing. She
Bhrank from what she saw In them.
"Why aro you no surprised? You
came here TO torment me. didn't
you ?"
II was her turn TO be angry. Why
was he No stupid. spelling every
thing the first chance they had to
be together?
~ think you must be n little
mad" she said coldly. u hadn't
the rem0tcDt notion ! should see
you here. WIN you let me 10 nOwP'
for he was still holding fast 10 her
arm.
mo. won't. Two been wanting
to talk TO you and by the lord
Harry Pm going to do It,"
Susan assumed u look OF proud
resignation but inwardly she cx-
ultcd In his mastcrfulncss.
Every well, but cant we SIT down
Emc place."
The boy nodded grlmly. a splcn-
dld figure In the costume of an 1Sth
century beau. no led her up u mar
row, winding Btnircnso to n little
gallery overlooking the gay scene
beneath. Ncvcp once did TINT iron
grasp Of his rdlinquish the girls
slender arm. She shook herself
free pctulnntly and disposed her
rufflcB on the low seat
~ don't know what this IN all
about" she said icily, but perhaps
you viii be. good enough to tell
me-.
"You don't. ch? You haven't the
rcmotcst suspicion, ] suppose" lilo
lowered over her, his brOws black
with anger. Susan could have
laughed for sheer Joy NJ the sight
but she maintained her pose OF
nioofncBs.
"Whoevcr would have thought"
Bob demanded that YOU were that
sort Of girlY"
"Whnt sort of girl?" She gave
him n look all innocent candor.
"You know whnt I mcan."
"You'ii have TO speak more plain
~ than that, I'm afraid" Sushn In
formed him. II don't understand
ridden"
IIc folded his arms and regarded
her wrhthfully. when ! saw you
TINT night at the thenter---whcn ]
heard whnt IL was all about -- !
couldn't believe IT,"
what was II you heard ?"
lie made ~ vague gesture. Stun
bling for n graceful way to say Il.
"You and that old man." he chok-
cd. TITS horrible"
He's not DID," said Susan. Lots
OF succcssful marriages are made
with lust such difference In ages"
'Mnrringcs!" Ito was frankly
taken bnck.
"Of course" Susan drew herself
up with hnutcur. Hor eyes flashed.
II beg your pardon" the boy
mo. ] don't either. That's
Just an bad M what ] thought Of
tirst. Even worsc, In fact What
right have you--
susan rose. II think you've said
quite enough. ! cant imagine
what made you think you could tell
me how 10 run my life. You've
shown little enough interest In It
up TO now"
shown little interest! oh. that's
goodl That's very good" lie
laughed bitterly. when I've been
combing the town for you for the
past month. looking for you in
every crowd ! passed"
Her hands few 10 the inces at
her breast. Ibid you---did you do
that tooY" she asked with awe.
Dumbiy they stood for moment
regarding each other. these two
young things. The fury OF their
quarrel dissolved like snow makes
IN the sunshine. For an instant
they were wordle1s. then suddenly
they were In each others arms.
Pale apricot brocnde ANA biscuit.
coiorcd satin crumpied recklessiy
ngninst each other. For Q long mo-