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Dy J. R. WILLIAMS

ing. There was q car parked
up by the road, which he guessed
was hers. He went to it and
found a beach robe. He took
the robe back and covered her.
Her eyes were open now, wide
and without fear.
II suppose l ought to thank
you" she said.
You ought to know better
than to swim after a heavy
meal" he said. What he liked
about her was her lack of hyster-
les. And he was sore because he
liked anything about her, since
she had been put onto him.
Shall I drive you to where
you're going? Or can you make
it,"
II can make it. after / rest a
moment. / haven't far to drive,
just to the Hammond estate on
Indian Creek"
Jim Mallory nodded. He'd
wait with her, but only because
she might be more done in than
she looked. Then the name she
had spoken clicked.
He said, "Jeffery Hammond
place." And when she replied
in the affirmative. the first part
of the puzzle fell into place.
Jeffrey Hammond was president
of the Hammond Steamship
Lines, and the Sonora was a
Hammond ship.
Jim Mallory felt secret ex-
element. The Sonora, a freight
er, had gone down six months
ago in the Caribbean. He had
found the location by accident
and had written Hammond
about a salvage deal. Hammond
had been uninterested.
There were q lot of queer
angles to the sinking. Queerest
of all was the interest shown
by this girl, this Mary Larsen
who came from Hammond's
house. You couldn't figure that
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The battered old salvage boat
rolled slightly with the surf.
From the galley, Blacksheep's
rich voice lamented in q spirit
ual.
Jim Mallory kept his grip on
the girls arm until he saw the
fury fade out Of her eyes. She
rubbed her wrist then Is II he
had hurt her. She didn't try to
leave again. but sat and looked
ut him in . coldly bitter way.
She was pretty, yes. With her
pper-tinted hair and wide
gold Hecked eyes, she was pref
". And pernaps more than
pretty. in Mallory looked
sway froun her, thinking he'd
be11pe wotch his step. Some
l&Aao a q had once told him,
'sIhoepb Irish blood in you, Jim,
on1 - lfish are sentimental.
Ycu'Il ~ Z ps1shover for Q pretty
fnce, W1D(hef IFS the right or
~ hoig1 this girl, this Mary
Earoon ~, "All ] wanted 70
1oloSt - where ! could and
Gg< 6q1nvsr, James Mallory.
u1nH g IT. Ajax Salvage
I ~ N offlce."
z p6voR there. ! was
o1qA. - I could get no
11u1 oelt g ~ e(0ce boy.
49, - dldn't maahandle
,asl'ssy vsa's = for
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q pretty face any more than
will. Now tell me who sent
you here to question me-"
He put his pipe between. his
teeth again, and this time felt
in his pockets for matches. He
had none there, but box was
on the table. The girl picked up
the box, took out and struck a
match, and held it out for him
He saw laughter in her eyes as
he puffed. He wasn't suspicious
until she rose and showed the
table against him. She turned
and ran for the companionway,
reaching the sleek before he re-
covered from his surprise. He
heard the splash as she took to
the water, and reaching deck
he saw her striking out for
shore.
She swan well, but not too
well, and he knew before she
was half way to shore that she
wasn't going to make it. He
kicked off his shoes when he saw
the first falter in her stroke,
then ripped off his shirt and
dove in when he saw her 20
under.
He couldn't find her at first.
That scared him. The water
was treacherous here. A wave
hit him and took him under.
He felt the drag of the under
tow before he broke surface.
He saw her then, 20 yards away,
threshing wildly.
She went under again before
he reached her, but he caught
her coming up. She was gasp
Ing, choking, but she didn't fight
him. He got his arms around
her, felt her 60 limp. She was
20 free Of panic that he thought
she might be taking But then
he knew, somehow, that she
wasn't like that.
He got her onto the sand, up
where IL was dry. She lay with
eyes closed, shivering, or trembl-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18
. SERIAL STORY
SECRET VOYAGE
BY JOSEPH |. CHADWICK
OH, DIANA!

YESTERDAY: Jim Mslisry, diver fer
the AJAX Salvage Company. finds an
unwslee0e visitor. Mary Larsen. has ar
rived - ship while he was exploring the
Wfscksge Of . spsFt cruiser, 10 fathems
uS1sr Waler. He believes she 10 an ae-
ee0pllss 81 . man VIE has bfibed and
threatened him fer the lecstisn Of q
mystery ship. Bet Jim invites Mary
- stay fer lunch. thinking he may learn
The identify Of the men. when Mary
asks n che may 4usstisa hin, lin tells
her % g back % the man whs pays
her. she h furisus and prepares 70
leave. yim tries 70 get her 70 talk bst
she refuses.
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1941-10-18
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sister, Miss Ann Human, and Miss
Susan Maltby Smith OF Bucking-
ham street. Her bridesmaids will be
her cousin, Miss Cynthia Leary of
Southbury, Mr.. Williams sister, Miss
Rachael Williams, Miss Jean Grid
ley of New York, Miss Sally Young
Of Pine Orchard and Misses Tracy
Haight and Lydia Hickox Of New
York and Litchfield.
The groom will have as his best
man, his brother-in-la John ogden
White. The ushers include:
Miss Humans brother, Ensign
Benjamin Human, U. S. N. r., Mr..
Williams brother, James B. Will
liams of Camp Croft, Spartanburg,
N. O., Edward s. Wotkyns, Malcolm
w. Starr, Walter Wallace, Ernest A.
Anderson, Jr., Cortlandt Heyniger
and Alexander p. Bryan, all of this
city and John s. Murtha Of Hart
ford.
Miss Hinman is q graduate Of the
Ethel Walker School, Simsbury and
attended Bryn Mawr College. She
Is a member Of the Junior League
Of Waterbury, and Of the Daughters
Of the Cincinnati. Her mother was
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Meade Gridley Of New York.
Her paternal grandparents were the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Human
Of New York.
Mr.. williams Is an alumnus Of the
Berkshire School and the Yale Shelf
field Scientific School, Glass of 1885.
He Is the grandson Of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel williams and the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic ]. Brown,
all Of this city.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1941-10-18
Sister Entertained
Miss Olga Carlo

Miss Olga Carlo Of North Main
street, recently was hostess at her
home at a miscellaneous shower and
buffet luncheon in honor of her sis
ter, Victoria Carlo, who will be mar
ried to Anthony Castaldi OF 243
Bishop street, on Monday, october
9th, at o o'clock at st. Lucy's
church.
Those attending were: Misses
Flora and Yolanda Carlo, Linda and
Clara Boccacino, Phil and Mary Co.'S
taldi Rosalie ard Carmella Longo,
Phil and Emily Parlapiano, Matilda
Tacinelli, Ann Jamele, Katherine
Vallett, Virginia Rinaldi, Lena Vec-
idomini, Carmella Carlo, Marie Di
Vito, Rosanne LAMA, Louise Mag
aldi, Olga Carlo, Victoria Carlo,
Mrs. Martina Carlo, Mrs. Domenic
Carlo, Mrs. Rose Carriero, Mrs. Con-
cetta Tacinelli, Mrs. Phillip Ciriello,
Mrs. Charles Vallett, Mrs. Consiglia
Carlo, Mrs. Lucy Ciarlo, Mrs. An
toinette Santopietro.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1941-10-18
Helene Koslosky
Becomes Bride

An afternoon wedding will be per-
formed today when Miss Helena
Emile KoSlosky Of Hauser street
will become the bride Of EIawtrey
James Yeames, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Yeames Of Koslindale, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Reverend M. J. Lorenz will read
the ceremony OF one o'clock at the
First Lutheran church, which has
been decorated with palms and
chrysanthemums. Mrs. Lucian De-
rouin will play a nuptial program
with William Wehole singing "Ich
Liebe Dick" and 20 Promise Me-.
Miss Margaret G. Yeanies will at
tend as maid Of honor with Miss
Ruth e. Schultz as bridesmaid. Ed
ward A. Koslosky will serve as best.
man, and the lishers will include
Herbert A. Koslosky, Roland Ander-
son and Arnold Schultz.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride will wear white slipper
satin, the fitted bodice having @
square Ileckline outlined with Gu
ney lace, and long princess sleeves.
The full skirt ended In long train.
Her TERED veil Of French Illusion
was floor length. She carried a
shower bouquet Of chrysanthemums.
The attendants frocks Of Eleanor
Blue velVeteen were fashioned in
Colonial period style. Each wore q
matching bonnet trimmed with pink
faille, and carried a nosegay Of
pink and blue flowers.
A reception followed at the First
Lutheran Parish House. The brides
mother received in q gown Of Twi-
light Blue crepe. The groom's
mother wore Wine velvet. Guests
attended from Stamford, New York,
New Jersey and Massachusetts,
When leaving for an llnannounc-
ed wedding trip, the bride Travelled
In q Teal Costume with brown &C
cessories. The bride Is a graduate
Of Wildly high school, and attended
Post Business College. The groom
Is an alumnus of Franklin high
school, Franklin, Mass, and North
eastern University. Boston. Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1941-10-18

Woods : DdOies
Nllptial Today

st. Johns Episcopal church was
the scene Of q fall wedding this
morning when Miss Mildred Llew-
ellyn Davies, daughter Of Mrs. VIII
liam H. Davies and the late Mr..
Davies Of Byron street, Watervtlle,
became the bride of Charles James
Woods, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
Wordaloski OF Homer street, Water
vile.
Reverend Samuel Budde Of Christ
chapel performed the double ring
ceremony at ten-thirty o'clock, for
which the altar was attractively dec
Grated with white cut flowers. Miles
IA Martin played a nuptial pro-
gram, with Mrs. Thomas Lezotte
singing Schubert's ave Maria" and
II Love You Truly"
The bridal party included Mrs. Ar
thur Butler Brown of Center Har-
Dor, New Hampshire, as her sisters
matron Of honor, with Mrs. Edward
McGinnis Of Danbury and Miss 10.
sephine A. Clark Of Prospect, as
bridesmaids, and Miss Barbara Jane
Brown, a niece Of the bride, as ring
bearer. Edmund McGinnis served as
best man, with Arthur Benson Of
this city and Paul Martin Of VOL
colt as ushers.
Escorted to the altar by her broth
er-in-law, Arthur Butler Brown, the
bride was gowned In ivory velvet
fashioned with q, fitted bodice hav-
ing long sleeves, and a full skirt
ending in a long circular train. A
Juliet cap of velvet and seed pearls
held her full length veil Of ivory IL
fusion. She carried white chrysan-
themuns.
With her Ruby Velvet gown, The
matron Of honor wore a matching
Velvet tiara, and carried cream
toned chrysanthemums. The brides
maids frock3 Of Hunter Green Vel
vet was styled similarly. Each wore
a green and gold Juliet cap, and
carried gold chrysanthemums.
The ring bearer was dressed in a
frock Of ivory brocaded taffeta, with
a matching Juliet cap, and carried
an ivory and gold pillow with the
rings.
A reception followed at Lift
The-Latch Inn. Mrs. Davies received
In a gown and hat Of black velvet
with q corsage Of white pompoms.
The groon's mother wore wine vel
vet with o matching hat, and a.
pornpom corsage. Guests attended
from Brooklyn, New York, Niagara
Falls, Quentico, Virginia; Baltimore,
Washington, D. c.; Baldwinsville,
Mass; Bristol, New Hampshire;
Hartford, New Haven, Danbury and
this city.
The couple left for trip to the
White Mountains, and jefferson,
New Hampshire. The bride Travelled
In a green frock, with a Fox trim
med Olive green coat, and brown
and gold accessories.
The bride Is a graduate OF Wildly
high school; the groom Of Crosby
high school.
Upon their return Mr.. and Mrs.
Woods will reside on Byron street,
Waterville.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1941-10-18
Deans List Named
At st. EIizobeth's


The College Of st. Elizabeth at
Convent, New Jersey, had an
nounced Its Deans List. Among the
Waterbury students who have at
tanned this high scholastic rating
are Miss Jean Stanley, Glass Of
1912, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
J. Stanley Of Chestnut avenue; Miss
Kathryn Griffin, Glass Of 1914,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James B.
Griffin Of Fox street; and Miss
Mary Jane Hayes, Glass Of 1914,
daughter Of Mrs. David Hayes Of
Willow street.
Miss Stanley Is. also member Of
the Athletic Association and Inc
Dramatic Association; Miss Hayes
Of the Glee Club and the Athletic
Association,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1941-10-18
Sterling Studio

DR.. Michael Giuliani, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. Giuliani OF Brooklyn, N. Y.
Palms and chrysanthemums were
attractively arranged on the altar;
Of the Sacred Heart Church for the
ceremony which was performed by
G. s. SP., Of Corencro, La. A spe-
the Reverend Francis x. Walsh,
cial program Of nuptial music was
played by Miss Georgianna Wolff,
with Mrs. Irene Leonard OF Bristol,
as SoloiSt.
Miss Mary Catherine Giullani OF
Brooklyn, N. Y, a sister Of the
groom, attended as maid Of honor,
with Donald ]. Sills, brother Of
the bride, as beStman.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore q gown Of white
faille taffeta. The long basque was
appliqued with medalions Of taffeta
at the neckline, and on the cuffs Of
the leg-o-mutton sleeves. The bouf-
FAINT skirt ended in q wide train.
Her three TERED finger tip veilrwas
draped from a coronet Of seed
pearls. She carried q shower bouquet
Va VLC4llQS WIFI pOuNdA GAHs
The glamour blue faille taffets
gown of the maid Of honor was
fashioned with q long basque having
three-quarter length sleeves, and .
bouffant skirt ending in o short
train. A tiara OF Fuschia velvet
flowers held her matching shoulder
veil. She carried an arm bouquet
Of Mary Hart Roses.
A reception followed at the Col
onial room Of the Hotel Elton. MRS.
gundy velvet with matching access
SillS received In costume OF Burr
series, and a corsage OF gardeniaSf
Mrs. Giuliani, mother Of the groom
wore black velvet with correspond.
ing accessories, and q gardenia
corsage. Guests from New York,
washington, Potsdara. N. Y, New
Britain, Thomaston, Hartford New
Haven and this city attended.
The cuple left for q trip to wash
ington and the South. The bride
chose as her travelling costume, 9
suit Of Timber Green Velvet, with
matching accessories, q Skunk coat
and an orchid corsage.
The bride Is q graduate Of thu.
Sacred Heart High Schol,. and st
Francis School OF Nursing, Hart
ford. She has been affiliated with
the Victory Memorial Hospital m
Brooklyn. The groom Is an alurinus
Of Ohio University and Georgetown
After November first, DR.. and Mrs
Dental School.
Giuliani will reside IN Brooklyn
where the groom Is practicing dem
tistry. q
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1941-10-18
Couple United
At st. AIMS

At 8 o'clock this morning Miss
Rita r. Adam, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Padric Adam Of Mill street
exchanged her nupttal VOWS with
Armand F.. LevasSeur, son OF MIR.
and Mrs. Wilfred Levasseur Of Mid
die street.
Rev. Ernest A. Lamontagne united
the couple at st. AIMS church,
which was decorated with autumn
flowers and palms. During the
Mass Miss Marie Morrot played a
nuptial program, with Roland
Deroches singing Ave Maria" by
Jordan and "Panis Angelicus."
Miss Lorraine A. Thibault Of
Bridgeport, cousin Of the groom,
attended as maid Of honor, with
Armand A. Adam, q brother Of the
bride, as bestman. Roland Levas-
seur, a brother Of the groom, and
George Adam, a brother Of the
bride, ushered.
Escorted to the altar by her
father, the bride wore a gown OF
ivory satin. The long fitted basque
with heart shaped neckline, hac
leg-o-mutton sleeves with inserted
medalliorrs Of chantilly lace. The
full skirt ended in q long court
train. Her fingertip veil was draped
from a tiara Of seed pearls. She
carried o prayer book marked with
an orchid and shower Of stephan
otis.
The frock Of the maid Of honor
was fashioned with long fitted
bodice Of chartreuSe having short
pulled sleeves and square neck
line. The full skirt shaded from
chartreuse to deep brown. She wore
a bronze bonnet, and carried an
army bouquet Of bronze chrysan.
themums.
The brides mother was dressed In
black crepe with black accessories,
and a corsage Of gardenias. The
mother Of the groom wore black
velvet with black and white access
series, and a gardenia corsage.
Guests from New York, Massa.
chusetts, Bridgeport, Hartford, New
Bedford and this city attended the
reception at Harmon's Grill. The
couple left for a trip to Washing
ton and Virginia, the bride travel
ing in a dress Of beige wool, with a
plaid wool coat, and brown access
sorieS.
Upon their return Mr.. and Mrs.
Levasseur will reside on Mill street.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1941-10-18
Miss Judith Mole
Feted By Friends

Miss Judith Mole Of Ward street
was recently honored at o currency
shower given by Mrs. Vincent Mole
at Souzzo's Restaurant.
Among the guests were Mrs. PHIL
omena Mole, Mrs. Salvatore Mole,
Mrs. Vito Mole, Mrs. Vincent Mole,
Mrs. Andrew Tedesco, Mrs. James
Coviello, Mrs. Dom Coviello, Mrs.
William Gerard, Mrs. Edwin Shop
ard, Mrs. Margaret Gerard. Mrs.
John Santa Barbara, Mrs. P. De-
Martin, Mrs. J. Sacco, Mrs. Frank
Colangelo, Mrs. Robert LaBrie, Mrs.
j. DeVito, Mrs. Peter Devito, Mrs.
John DeVito, Mrs. Erma RagozNni,
Mrs. Elvera Keefes Mrs. s. Muza-
luppo, Mrs. Mary Reardon, Mrs. Ro-
bert King, Mrs. Salvatore Coviello,
Mrs. Mary Ortelli. Mrs. Leonard Co
viello, Mrs. Joseph MazZaferro, Mrs.
Ray Corrigan, Mrs. Nal Galuppo,
Mrs. Mary Despins, Mrs. Joseph
Nora, Mrs. Nick DeMatteo.
Mrs. P. Spara, Mrs. Mark An
thony, Mrs. Anthony Padula, Mrs
Joseph Muscio, Mrs. Phil Ramano,
Mrs. william Smith, Mrs. Jean
Smith, Mrs. Louis Monaco, Mrs.
Lucia zinelli, Mrs. Paul Coccio. Mrs.
Mamie Celentatno, Mrs. William
Summa. Mrs. Arcari, Mrs. Carmela
Catapanok, rs. John Arcola, Mrs. F.
Morelli, Mrs. Vito LaMana, Mrs
Grace DepaSSpo, Mrs. Al LAURA
Mrs. Joseph Famigletti. RMS. Charles
Ir.turrisi, Mrs. p. DeChee, MRS. Jo-
seph Sodano, Mrs. Fred Jacovino
Mrs. G.. Iacazzi. Mrs. Clapps, Mrs
Anthony Membrino. Mrs. @. Mon
AGO, Mrs. Dam Carriero, Mrs. Sal
vatore SantaLucia, Mrs. John Hem
enway, Mrs. F. Palomba.
Mrs. @. Secola, Mrs. L. DaSappio
Mrs. Paul Lorton. Mrs. Frank Mae
aluppo, Mrs. Alex Barbara, Mrs. "
Fuiliera, Mrs. Picini, MRS. George
Steck, Mrs. Ralph SantaPietro, Mrs
Bellmore, Mrs. Bumonti. MRS. jan
nj, Mrs. Isabelle Iacovini, MRS. ClaI
ence Wells; the Misses Albina Ger
ardi, Julia Gerard, Grace Sacco
Nell Salem, Edith Ritucci, Eleanor
cllacin, Yoland Petraccione, Helen
Griffin, Nydin Bore, Florena sciullo
Lee Donarumma, Catherine Sumnla
ASargle Scacco. Lee Petrone, A. Eng.
lish, Jessie Santavenieros Linda Per.
lello, Sylvia periell0. Elsie Hegiello
Betty Risciutti.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1941-10-18
Kathleen Maher Becomes
Bride OF Philip F. Kelly

Gowned In white slipper satin,
Miss Kathleen Margaret Maher. this
morning became the bride OF Philip
z. Kelly. Her fitted bodice was FASH
lohed with q heart shaped neckline
md long tapered sleeves. Her full
Slkirt fell into a wide train. A clus-
Ter Of orange blossoms held her full
length veil Of illusion. She wore a
string OF pearls, and carried a
lllower bouquet Of orchids and white
voSes, with stephanotis.
Reverend Francis O'Shea united
ME couple at nine O'Clock at the
Church Of the Immaculate Concep-
ton, which was decorated with
palms and profusion Of bronze and
yellow pomponns. Professor F. r.
Harmon played nuptial program
including Widor's "Nuptial March"
and Jensen's wedding March"
During the Mass Miss Betty Maher
rendered 0ounod's ave Maria" and
';Panls Angelicils." III
Escorted to the altar by her
father, the bride, the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Maher Of
Walnut street, was attended by Mrs.
Arthur Hebert as matron Of honor,
Miss Helen Coon and MRS. John J.
Woods, Jr., as bridesmaids. The
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1941-10-18
REPORTS HEARD BY
FLORIO POST UNIT

Members Of the Florio post, Ital-
ian-American World War Veterans,
completed final plans last night for
their annual dance to be held at
Temple hall on November 8. Com
mander John Fabiano heard reports
read at the armory by chairmen Of
the various committees and an
nounced from present indication the
event this year would be the largest
held yet.
Commander Fabiano Is general
chairman and Mrs. Edith Giordano
Is auxiliary president and co-chair-
man, while John SforZa is treasurer
and Mrs. Phyllis Mangini is secre-
tary Of the coming affair.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1941-10-18
Catholic Women
Plar, Card Party

Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick Is chair
man Of the Fashion Show Commit
tee for the card party and fashion
show which Is being sponsored by
the Waterbury Council Of Catholic
Women Wednesday evening, Octo-
Der 20, at the Waterbury Catholic
High school auditorium. Miss Fltz-
patrick Is being assisted by Miss
Edna NJ. Maloney and Miss May
Finnan. The narrator will be Miss
Eleanor Culhane. and the fol-
lowing will model fashions for
autumn and winter seasons: Miss
Maureen .Cleary, Miss Helen Pos
cius, Miss Josephine Culliton, Miss
Rosemary Bowling, Miss Margaret
Phelan, and Mrs. Betty Mullen
Shuts.
Mrs. George Goggin. chairman Of
the council, Is acting as general
chairman for the card party.