The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-31
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 MONA TOWNSEND, married ..k n<6nf1zs ana widowed, in- MAsS1z Der hMsDamd's millions ] ~InlznfnE she does not rewed. I1gnnsnd's lawyer who was I|0rr'e employer. was . strange 0I|1Ir. leaVing her, free at the .1& of year to ktorne her hns @rnG,s vile fin artunlity or secure q divorce. Mona, in love with her husbands nephew, BAR Ux TOWNSEND, agreed to the 11nrriaee when she thought 84rfy was lost to her.
 Warry Is in South America where he and STEVE SACCA. NEIlL1 are partners i'm Q dia- nlomd mine. M0na's brother, BUD, works for them. LOTTIE CARR, fashion model, is Mona's closest friend.
 g Mona feels Barry is entitled to a share of his unCle's fortune hgxt there is no legal way Tor her Co arrange this. She. employs Lot taB as her secretary and com nanion and they sail for South America. Mona hopes for . re- cancellation with Barry and also Co lind Q way to give him q share sof, tho Townsend fortune.
 Learning that Barry and Steve 4N& on a vacation ct Holiday 1sland, they decide to leave the hoat at Port of Spain. A beautt- ful young French girl who Is trying to escape from her chap ef6n boards the boat. She sees BaFrx's picture in MOna's state. room, and cries out. "dy BarryW NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
 CHAPTER xxxvI1
 DO you know Barry Townsend ?" asked Mona slowly. She came into the cabin and, closing the door leAnAd against it. This other girl, HE slip of youngster really, was clasping Barry's picture to her heart as though she loved him.
 She seemed scarcely old enough fo love anyone. Yet Mona realized she was not too young. Latin races maturing early, had produced this Kiri who was crooning over the Photograph.
 ssPardon. Madame?" said Celeste. startled. ''Do know Barry" A man could have loved this girl MQW8 tuOuButS 1VI JOSb sAA~s NS@AoAeS
 But there were other reasons as well. Celeste was beautiful. She hnd wound her hair once more with the black and white silk hand kercllfef. Lottie's simple white silk frock suited her to perfection. "You know my Barry, Madame? the 9irl asked again, wondering. But naturally! or you would not have had his picture? Or maybe-he eeg A movie starr"
 Movie starr" repeated Mona. Relief came over her with a joyous glow. "Then you do not know him You do not know who he is?
 .tTA. know heem," responded the kirl Asuredly. She set the leather case back again on top of the ward robe trunk whence she had re- moved it.
 s'Where did you see hims" asked
 sEere". added Mona. "Sit down ana don't be afraid. We would like to know where it was you saw Barry Townsend"
 The girl l1esitated. 'I do him no wrong?" she asked carefully. You are not->"
 celeste's eyes travelled to the finx on Mona's finger.
 aIIis wife?" Mona laugher a lit flA ffarshly. "No. I am--I am his aunt! Don't be afraid. have come here in search of Barry and If you can help me find him then you are befriending him. It may be in my power to bring him much wealth..
 Celeste sat down slowly. "Yes.' she said at last, T will tell you Why not? oh, it is nothing! l fell in love with him. Maybe you theenk am young?" She drew hei met Barry when he went to Bar. buda. Hunting. I was there witt my father. Barry was there in his what-you-call? Motor sledge. Al yes! He and another gentleman. A dark man.. They came to Bar.
 .Barbuda ?"
 Another island" There was { lifting note in the girls voice aBarbuda, where gentlemen go t hunt. oh, a darling island. Planted
 -is that correct with game. A 1&autiful place. The ancients wht t%ned it used to breed fne slavei {XAr. Only the loveliest of then r3mained. The others were sold 110r generations the slaves from Rarbuda excelled in beauty. The! z brought high prices"
 Mot now!" gasped Mona.
 "Cf course not now!" responded the girl indifferently. She smiled ssIt was there I met Barry" "And he - made love to your asked LotHe.
 The girl twisted and looked 2 her a moment. She smiled win { ningly. "No."
 0Ah." Mona breathed.
 ssBarry did not make love to me But I loved him. I tried to follow hirn.s She shrugged "So Maria my maid, was sentlo take me [, Barbados. Here earn English,
 You speak it very well.
 ssr am learning the English way, the girl said reprovingiy.
 There was a hue and cry outsid' ana then a shout. Lottie stepped to the door and stood against It.
 ssItss Maria and a couple of om cers. They want. Celeste"
 ''FIer parents are on board, ar mt they?" asked Mona. Certain " they arel They came back iron the club in the tender when came. They did not expect tn dauRhter. recall that they plan ned to visit her at her school afte lunch. Lottie, let her go. They ar B looking for her"