New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 10, 1929, Page 17

e > P NT‘W BPITAIN DAIIY HFPAID THURSDAY O(‘TOPTR 10 199’) 17 | She IN e | all the same, she did mind. She felt v 5 “You don't mind my having u! | few words wlith old Bill before | | turning In?" he asked later that | night. ‘ Pie) Jv BY g “Of course not.” But | clp A 2 MAYSIE GREIQ fi; | fluence Bill Lowther. 1 rom Bar- | him.' b swallowed twice, “Where is he asked Darbara. “I'm sorry, Ray. T'll try."” “Over there at the p 0. But she did not. ty the following day. Excuse me a moment, I'll h”“h Had he been a composer of classi- J (Copyright, Dial Press) 'S | him over to our table i he'll come.” | cal music or a pianist on the con-| But Barbara do | 1t happened to be an inte | After Bill Foster had almost em- (8¢lf, would have been different. lm\mm( the story tomorrow. - | braced R public, he consented [to be led towards the little corner 1s him, he re |table where Barbara was sitting. married. t As they cz vithin sight of her, | or | BIll nudz ] noi o o EONLS ““You sure were some picke: en to a wife, | was glad that they were dated | And Ray agreed with him, for Barbara was lovely that night was wearing a - green chi gown that brought out the red s in her closely shin- where, he hope ppointed in her e opportunity 1's prospective ‘Who was she?"’ asked Bill. pter 10 A LUXTU ..‘. nversation, Some- 1t Bill to know en the wealthy andon when he had married bara tried t but be sweet to Ray's come to offer my congri I hope youwll be happy It me buy you both a on the strength isonable , but she could not help her- | g a job over | presently. us. 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