The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-22
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BERYL BORDEN, secretly in love with TOMMY WILSON, discOy- CTS that he is planning to elOpe with her half sister, IRENE EVERETT.
 Beryl and her sgang' kidnap Tommy and take him into the cOun- try where she urges him to continue in college and not break the heart of his aunt, MRS HOFFMAN, who is financing him. Failuing to con- vince him, Beryl lets Tommy return to her sister. Irene, enraged at the long wait, refuses to listen to his ex- planation and pOstpones the elOpe- mcnt.
 Next day Tommy goes fishing with his uncle and is surprised to find Beryl and her gaEg at the beach. One of the boys, ANGIE, slips away from her, goes into the water and is carried out by the tide. They search frantically and then Bcryl sees Tommy swimming to shore with a burden. She swims out and helps him bring Angie in, and then goes for doctor.
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 CHAPTER V
 It seemed ages to Beryl that she waited for help but in reality it was not more than 20 minutes before the officer returned, followed by a physician in new coupe. Without thought of damage to the upholstery Beryl hurriedly took seat in 1t. Her hair had dried but her bathing suit still held considerable moisture. Just when and where she had dis carded her beach robe she did not dnofnr xUao aQ nh. Hvious to possible damage to his property as she.
 (Which way?" he asked tersely.
 "First turn to the right"
 He drove with the fullest exer- else of his right to speed while Beryl sat beside him in silent gratitude that he knew no timidity. But little was required of them when they reached the scene of the accident. Tommy had brought Angie round and expect that he was suffering from the effects of submersion he was no worse for his experience.
 The doctor ordered him taken home and put to bed. Beryl sug- gested that she send a check to the doctor for his medical services and he gave her his name and address.
 Tommy sniffed when the doctor, a nice looking young man, had left them. "A check! You mean post office money order"
 "What's the difference?" Beryl retorted and then: Say, how are we going to get home?" She looked at Tommy blankly.
 "Here comes guy who'll tell you" Tommy answered. eyeing the approach of the motorcycle officer.
 "Id have been here sooner" he explained with a firm look for Beryl, "if somebody hadn't turned all the lunatics loose to-day. We'll, where's the kid?"
 Angie spoke up with a touch of pride. I'm all right" he declared. He was beginning to like the spe- cial attention he was receiving.
 How'd it happen?" the officer
 1t was Tommy who answered him. "A sea kitty got him." "What's that?"
 without the spout or something like that" Tommy explained. "They're hard to swim out of if you lose your head. The kid here had got out in clear water and the kitty was bringing him back to shore but 1t was too far for him. I saw him go down and guessed he had enough water in his lungs then to hold him under. I wasn't so far away but I had to do some diving to find him. Miss Borden" he turned to Beryl, Drought him in."
 
 The officer shook his head at her. but there was a twinkle in his eyes. "Just the same," he added, q ought to give you a ticket for having that three-legged omnibus on the road"
 'It's not so hot" Beryl agreed. "to look at, but it's a genuine early American antique. A family relic, you know. Sir Walter Ral-