The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-30
The C1ew of the
 .s.:.ss~ ssee~~ Forgotten Murder

she said. "He thinks that ye IItuS good here in he. city as an actress, but that I'm giving up my career in order to come back and marry him. Tell me, was it very wrong for me to deceive him like that?"
 He laughed, patted her cold hand, pushed back his chair and got to his feet.
 ''I'm not moral arbiter, Alice I'm just a criminologist working on case and trying to find out some of the cast. Forgive me for both- ering you after you'd retired"
 "Oh!" she said. with quick lit. tie exclamation you're so nice. You approve, don't your"
 1T don't know" he told her. "as it makes any difference whether approve or not"
 But you understand, anyway"
 "Yes," he said, 'I. think l do."
 She watched him as he buttoned his. coat and reached for his hat which he held by the brim.
 "Good night, Alice," he said.
 Good night" she told him "And thank you so much"
 0H6 CdlllC ClOSO tO lAAAAi, SSOON AO- a moment looking up into his eyes her own eyes wide and starry.
 "You're you're w9nderful.' she said.
 Before he could stop her, she stopped swiftly and kissed hi. hand. --
 A moment later he was in tho hallway, with the sound of the clos ing door and the clicking spring lock ringing in his ears.
 Sidney Griff strode swiftly dowr the corridor to the elevator, paused in the lobby and found a public tele phone. He dropped a coin anc called the number of a detective agency which sometimes did worl for him.
 "Griff talking he said. I'm a the Elite Apartments, 319 Robin. son street. Send operative wttf a car out Eere right away. Get hin here just as soon as you can. Fl be waiting across the street." Griff hung up the telephone, lief the lobby, pulled his coat abou him as he felt the bite of the night wind, crossed the street to stand II the shadows. Occasionally he paced back and forth, his head bowed il thought, but his eyes watched the entrance to the Elite Apartments It was some 20 minutes befor, a light roadster slid in close to tht curb. A man opened the door ant stepped out to the sidewalk. "Griff?" he asked in a low voice as Sidney Griff came forward. "Yes," Griff told him. There's young woman in that apartmen house. She's about five feet two blond, about "A years of age. witt a trim figure. She weighs around 105 pounds. She'll be coming ou of the apartment house brett! quick. I think perhaps man vii take up his position here to keel watch on the apartment house Don't pay an attention to him Keep out of sight yourself. You't better go down the street abou half block and park. Investigate everyone who comes out of tn apartment house that might be tn | party I described" The detective looked at hi | watch.
 Lets get the time stright," h said. "It's 12:40 now.3
 That's right" Griff told him. " have 12:41, but 12:40 is nea enough"
 | rOkay," the man @aid, "I'll sta, on the job and make reports. Afte I've got her located do you wan me to telephone you-"
 | "No." Griff said, telephone you agency, but keep her shadowed You'd better have them send out couple more men if you are abl' to keep her in sight until she get to where she's going"
 (TO Be Continued)
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