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HM list evening in South Norwelk.
The weekly. meeting of Butler
bulgemo 97,1. 0. O. R. will he held
this evening.
South Norwalk ConclaFe. No. 418,
1.0. H., will hold a semi-monthly
meeting this evening
The weekly meeting of Olive
Branch Lodge. No. 19, K. oi; P.. will
be held tomorrow evening.
Two candidates received the adop-
. tlou degree at the meeting of Uncas
u . Tribe. No. 26. l. OnR. M.
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~Caps, umbrellas, cellos. O’Brien’s.
Michael Shock, of South ‘Norwallr.
was admitted to the Norwalk Hospital
yesterday for medical treatment.
Lady Jennings Lodge. No 7 Shep-
herds of Bethlehem. will meet for
Ismlduonthly business this evening.
Michael Shock, of South NOFWslk
on today for medical treatment
as admitted to the \‘orwalk Hosph:
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f 1W no»?
sFrsor or sonnet. rounds of; ‘
MOW 4!“?th April 15. -0no result .
;ot the m u! an out placing school- C .
.. house iahltors within the provision oi
.' thopsnIIoulawllanm‘der by the
‘, school heard that hereafter some
__ will be engaged as a ianltar unless he‘
fit under thirty“: years or attended
not untilhohupasaadarlfld aims:
' “ New“Goil
Norfolk”
made to give headers to like arms
and shoulders: a very stillsh and
comfortable garment
Hart Schaflnerdz Marx E
, designed it for us and it's sure to
. make a big hit
Many good styles in Norfolk and
sank units; at $15
some very tine goods; some low- =
or priced. some higher.’
This store is the home of Hart
Soliallner and Marx clothes.
lMF'lS_ HAVIL'AND SINGS lN NEW
JERBEY.
Some beautiiul music given with
grace and charm and artistic finish
was enjoyed yesterday at the home of
Miss Nelson in Bergen Avenue by Mrs
Havlland of Norwalk, Conn, who song
that the milk , dispensary work of
Whittier House «social Settlement
might profit. A goodly number were
treat for Mrs. Havlland has a line
messa- soprano, well trained. sympa-
thetic and with much beauty. She
had selected a program versatile and
.most pleasing, and gave each number
its’ own interpretation, Sllnwing well
(39,3101!!! at the composer. Likewise
enuncistlng perfectly so both music
and verses. Many of her songs were
gems of poetry set to music by we‘ll
and thus the pleasure was enhanced.
VIM”. George Dinkehehsirman oi? the
Social Settlement Alana". with Miss
Sour and Mrs. James F. Fledier, essist~
We Nelson. Mrs. Havilnnd is u.
friend of Mrs. F‘ielder's lamily and
i was her guest yesterday for luncheon
The songs wore from -l.isaV1.ehman's
"Persian" Gordon," one o! the con t-ral
to solos so much admired. then “L'Efl
gclvae,” two gems by Sidney Homer
present and..-they enjoyed a musical ‘
The semi monthly meeting or South one with Stevenson's “Reunion" for
Nmymm Council, No. 125 3, Knights of the test, the other a banjo solo. and
Ubiumtbus, "will be held tomorrow eve- next a group of love songs ‘flontenl:
hing ment," “To You" “I Had a Flower"
{and “Her ‘Bowl of Rom." alter which
star 0! (‘oium‘bin Circle, No
. Companions of the Forest, will hold phase of her talent, and the line qual-
253. Mrs Havllaud slmwed still another '
the swirl-'monthl) met-ting tumonow
even-Lin;
Mr. and Mrs. 'Henry C (Smith, of
, Woodward avenue. are celebrating the
titty second anniversary of their mer-
rlage today
I
”amuse oi the rain, this morning's
union of the grammar schools of the
town was called all by the Vblowlng oi‘
the fire whistles.
_ . (l. I). Prise. proprietor of Price‘s
Ulothlng Store. has mum liis.uhow
ease. which was robbed last week,
6 «with a new brass loci: to preclude. tur-
. the: similar attacks.
bun ions was negotiated and eight
new members admitted at the regular
meeting at the liorwsllt Buildintlaau
no investment Annotation held in
the onions 0! Taylor and Golden, last
I ~
Did won Hook end use» Cosh
i April 11.
idea of her rich voice in s. group of
Jllower songs. closing with a pretty
spring song She had her sister, Miss ,
Havllnnd, at the piano and she was a
most sympathetic “companion—o-
Jersey City “Jersey Journal"
Matinee Tailored
Waisls
Lerxe assorhnentot neat and
attractive Tailored Waist: in
when. Pious. Linen and
lawns la the new Robes- ‘
plum collars .. 61.60 to 62560
White Bllk Shirts 63.08
atrium-Perm» 61.00
J. I.Mallette
.VIOIMWOL
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Friday,
Fish
.DELAWARE Sid/AD. BLUES. WESTPORT ‘SMELT, SALMON. EELS,
COD, FLATS. HALIBUT PERCH. KING WHITE LEMON SOLE. LONG
AND ROUND CLAMS, LlTTLE NECK8 WE TREAT YOU 80 WELL
THAT YOU'LL TELL YOUR FRlEND8 NO FROZEN STOOK.
LOBSTERS.
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market.
Faun DELI’lrllIV.
TELIPNONI 1U.
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Shorthand'. .Engllsh
Merrill Business College
South Norwslk. Port Chester.
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Seieéted; and Prices are
the Lowest.
HAnlus .& GANS‘ COMPANY.
Elsi-ill; fly-33'5”: A Tooth Betrayed
loses its Format app-um when
. nicely filled with gold or pomlaiu.
g and «then but siren. it perfectly
slain tooth never decays. it
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, headquarters.
. she lived, and she gave the same ans-
Pl! ,, ,,
in a turnout
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the girl lived and was unsuccessful
ed. over to the maternul .
'follco.
sprang Joyfully into is arms.
upon her discoverer in an amiable
. manner. Mrs. Miller asked her where
she was going. Mary hung her head,
and said she did not know. Mrs. Mil-
ler then tried to and out where the , ,
' girl lived. - , , .'
, "i live with pups. and mounts. on
Rockiand Road, near the Raymond
' house," wa‘sall the little girl would
say. Mrs. Miller brought her to, the ,
houses where she thought she might
belong in Glenhrook, and along Straw.
. berry Hill avenue. but the child was
. truly lost, and knew nothing other
surroundings.
Mrs Miller telephoned to the stain
, ' lord police from the home of Aaron
; _ Sliver-berg, on Strawberry Hill aven-
ue, and the little girl was taken to
She was asked where
war. Asked her name, she said:
"Mary Pushkosh." Asked where she
went to school. she said. "To Miss
Smith "
This was a ray of hope A directory. .
was examined and the list of smith” s
was looked ov;er then the list of
teachers. it was found that. there is
no Miss Smith teaching in this town.
it Was then decided to take the air:
around to the South End and the
West Side. to see it sherould recog-
nlzethe districts. Dr. E. E. Rowell
happened into. police headquarters at
this time, and the girl said something
which led the investigators to believe ,
that opssih‘ly she lived on Scofleld
- avenue, Glenhrook
iD'r. Rowell prudent! hle'serillces to
drive up there with the girl, because
he knows something 0! that neighbor. .“ 3 ' '
Special , ,
0mm Parker. who understands Po ‘ .
hood and the people there.
list), also went along. The two men
brook, stopping where they
she might belong. and finally gave up
and came back to town. and took her
around to the various schools. but she
did not recounlze any of them. it was
sitar 12 p. m. when the three arrived .. 2
once more at headquarters. and the ',‘
girl was then nearly exhuueted.
Chief Brennsnoordered a halt. so. ~
dur es the girl's part ,was concerned. ‘. I
because he said she should have some
sleep. She was taken to (this! ‘Bren- -
and .
was turned over to Mrs. Brennan. who 1 C
nan’s home on Bedford street,
put the girl to bed, alter a hot supper.
Chief Brennan said today that the mo- 2. '3
meat the girl tunililazl luto'the bed ‘_ -”
.shottcll fast'asleep.
wakes until this morning.
said who wanted her pups and man.
me. i ,
cilia: Brennan returned to heed
quarters alter the girl was safe in bad,
and Dr. Howell es'ld that the girl had
mentioned the Word "lgorwalk" in her
tail: to him and Mr. Parker in mane
brook. who idea we absurd at
the time. but it it! idea to call
the south Norwalw.o9lisa. The her. ,
gaunt lmmsdistsly summed to
“Imam. in the qhfitioh. "is their: 2
a nil missing over there?”
”You. a nine-rssrold Polish girl
neared Mary mailman.”
. The police tried the aunts thing until 7.
A’t Furnish, the South '
g Not-wail: polio. were ooplsrred with. ~
I andihey said there we. a girl missing 'j
In. that oily, which is eight miles N
‘ rant where the'xlrl was found. Yes ..
‘rday morning John Puahkosh went ;.
"there and clsintod his daughter, who 3"
‘ Mys- .I
‘ tow: How did Mary got to Glanbrook? :j
, She cannot tall. or will not tell. and
the police are battled on the point. .
‘_ ‘When Mrs. Charles Miller round ‘
1‘ Mary the child w6’re tan shoes. a pret-
V ty white (rock and a blue coat; She
' Was very neat and clean, and smiled
, and the girl» (how all through Glens I. '
thought ‘ .
She did not a» ; ;
and she .' ‘-
wsu apparently at ease. although she . " '
was the res '
Sparkling Apple J nice "
srsnmzss -
Non Alcohllc.
Irlnt also, por bottle 20¢
Quart simmer hottle ..... ...... ”30¢
Call. write or telephone your order. Special price given on 6
or; 12 bottles.
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A F. Beckmann & Co
83 AND 85 WASHINGTON 8T. , SOUTH NORWALK.
PHONE 440.
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proved itself to be greatly in demand yesterday gt. the Special Sale
Price 35c. 3 for $1.00. This soc hose is offered for 2 mole days at
this price. or
Our $2.00 lists are there for Sty,le Quality and Fit.
CAVANAGH & ROSE
2 South Main St. . TOGGERY SHOP. Tel. 1264-2
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Rundie’s Split Loaf Rundle' 3 Split Loaf
Rundle’ 3 Split Loaf
Rundie’ 5 Split Loaf
Rundie’s Split Loaf
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
11 MAIN 8T., 31 VAN ZANT 812.
NORWALK. EAST NORWALK
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Taxi and Touring
Car to Hire ‘
FOR ALL OCCASIONS.
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