The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-01
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BERLIN NNMNNEl NUWVnM
 HfllcfE.A HifAYNff, dancer, in
 cnmsc MAisiON IIA NDOT.PIi, the
 ncmrrhca for work and finally
 rccures . pnrt ln . Fnnslral show
 soon Co KO On tour. DICK STAN.
 LEY, rich and socially prOm.
 incms. asks her Co give un tbIa
 jOb and marry him but EheiIn
 refuses. Her Idea Of marriage ls
 . home in some little town fnr
 frUm Broadway.
 sheIla is friendly with JIM
 BLAINE, another actor in the
 company from which she wun
 dlschnrged. When Jim 0ifcndn
 Miss leHndOlph quite nnintcn.
 tlnily she asks CRAIG ABBOTT
 who is backing the show nnnn.
 clnIIy, Co discharge Jim, Abbott,
 tired Of MnriOn's demands and
 tired Of her also, goes Co see
 Jim and through him secures nl
 introduction Co Shciin.
 A few days later Jim calls
 Hhella and tells her Marion iA out Of the show. A messenger comes
 tO Hhcila'a boarding house bring. ' ing her n huge basket of rcd gc. NOW Go ON WITH THE STORY
 CHAPTER XXI
 Myrtle and Bhclla stared a' each ether. Tho flowers were being bornc up tho stairs in the nrmH of h stnggef7ng delivery man Bheiln had never Been gernniuma such as thcHo before. They had been cut and fastened to Ions stems through which, tho man OK. plnlncd, by Bome cunning arrange. mont they could absorb wntar. |.
 We had Co send n half dozen Of our Eroonhousos to got them
 shoIla thought, "iIo wants n tip,0 and wont 10 get her purse. Hut the man shook hIs head. plenty" rho delivery man turned and clattored, whIstling, down tho stairs.
 ,"Where nro you going to put them 7" Myrt asked, Tho girls sur- veyed tho hugo c0ntniner, wgter illlod, with tho crimson gornniumH arranged ln prOfuHlon. They were lovely. i.nJOylnR their unuHunl bcnuty, Hholln wondered why they were not moro popular. bho waH tO know immediately.
 'That fellow tracked those rod petnlH oil over tho placeT' Ma Low oil ojnoulnted, puiilng up tho stairs nEnln after seeing tho man out Of the house. No ono ever Cnmo in or went out of the lodging house un- less Mn knew lt.
 "sny-~!" sho went on, "those Rornniumg certainly do bring back old iiinosl"
 Mn hnd Lon born In tho coun- try. Conversation about hor child hood was dotted with rominln- ooncoa of n wide range. To-day brought forth n wealth of nnoc- dOtog-.~her mothers sunny kitchen window flled with gernnlums and bcgonlnB. Plant slips exchanged among tho nelghbOrs. Ma Highod, nH Bho did frequently, wlping hor fnoe with her apron, Both bholln and Myrt well know thnt ahc could n0t hnyo been hired to rc- turn to tho llfo of ihoAo days, how ayor much hho might sigh for fl.
 "Whnt aro you going Co do with ibeeo fl0wdrB9" Ma nsked Bhciln.
 "I don't know. Send them Co h honphhl, maybe. Wonr gomo-."
 "Wonr tham? dernniunH7"
 %lhoy1l look well with my black
 "Woll--mnybo. They'd look bct- tor Co mo in n kitchon. You know .--ono of thOBe little model kitoh- onh you H0o in tho fnaRnzlnoh. Checked, curtains nt tho windows """ ""
 Myrt looked nt the other girl, "tIl bot you'd rnthtr have ,n kitchen liko that than your nnfno in electric lights"
 "l might"
 "Read the note. Hhoiln, Roe what lls says. Of course, ips mono of my tIHlnosH
 HheIlh 0penod the envelope with fingers that trombIed a little. It wnH written on nns club stationery nnd the hnnd writing was just what she would have expe6tGd from Craig Abbott. Tharo wnH lIu- nor in his face, in his words and oven in his Hcrawl.
 Funny writing, isn't itY" wns MyrtH contribution. "iiowover, it would certainly Do useful on check"
 "Denr Htile dornnium Lndy,". ho note began. "if you will hnVo dinner. with mo tonight or tO"mof. row night or tho nIght nfter that '--0r hil three Of thenl-.-lll tell you sOmethinB tD mnks evan your IOvo- V hair guri n iittlo tighter, I'll ogll y0u thlH morning nt IT,"