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NOR WALI
SOCIETY
and Personal
NEWS
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entertained Archie Marlin." lot-owl;
mummy-
team-mo:
button: Shulelt, West avenue. Musical ”.1
m 23.93”“. :gmlm—mumaam
at the bone of llr. and In. Ham 6.
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:W Ann: those pmnli
twelve ‘liss Annie miter. Silos Ethel .
loom- Miss 1111111 Cummings, Ellis!
'smta mm and Mr mid 1m H. o.
,Shui’elt. ‘
Mr. and birefFredc-riek hi.
hi l,,mn.M11mtarhusotts. have rPlurtt-
ed to Norwnik and me tesitiing fot
lthe mount with Mi" Smiths mother i
of Wilton]
Mr. Smith leaves Sunday for?
Mrs. Pauline Schumann
; iavenue.
Plattsbut'lzh, New York, to attend the
[training camp.
filtrates Cheerfully Given
,Csll us—i‘hone 1446
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l (letters! Frost uttsutlvtl the lunch
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con to General .loffrs and Premier \l- f
Astor yestt-t day
u'xpcricum: of
llu‘
viani at, the hotel
and had the pit-11mm!
‘ personally tumult»:
cuisluld it‘renultrnen.
Mrs. Adam Schmidt, post state
[)l‘f’ildt‘flll, 11nd Mrs. John Neugehsuer.
are the delegates of Louise Lodli't'.
Daughters of Herman. to the state
i(onvention being held today in 'Mer-
itten.
G. Show“ and family have m.
toNorwnlk. and are occupying
. mopping legs oi lamb, 28(-
, 'trrs.Williu1u 'Puttle. of New L‘nn-
ch place" at Highland Park, 'aan.. spent the week-end
daughter Mm Chm'lets Ftank in Nor
:3 milk.
‘drontted veal front 18c up
Mullet. . . 1 1 Mrs. Sanford Plait. of discreet street,
- ~ _....__. Dan'bury, went to South Norwallt this?
Clerk Stephen Dokus is in 'New morning Where she will spend n to“
May on business days at 1111- home of 1191 mother.
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lineups, a35c, 660, 900. O'Brien
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Mrs. "Philip N. Smith. of New York.
is the guest of Mrs. Leslie Smith of!
mm; police this morning. re Eimwood avenue. . .
three more automobile-1‘1"" "
HOSPITAL NOTES
D' char ed esterda'—-F'E.V:1n—
in ur fioulh Mm street, Nutritional, Igot 3l42 Keilvole menue,
‘ " New“ ”‘5 be“ 3“" Chiengo. Charles Weinberg, of South
ml“ :.'Tl??"°“"e “"1““‘7‘ Npmulk, and Mrs. Fannie slum oi
‘" “ 33 rm street. i
' STOLEN FORD tRECOVERED I
An automobile stolen lots night in,
New Haven from D. W. Flint,
agent for the Ford Company, we
taunt] this morning near the home of
1".“ Walls, .ut Perk”; Mill Strnt- ’
fo1d. Mr. "Wells telephoned police
headquarters, in Bridgeport, that. the
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[thus it peek-avbtio man. Mrs.
31“? b'contplstued'sthat a ‘ntnn .1
1 «into 1tint windows of her bottle
3:111:11 Main street, Sunday eVen-
‘ , need prices on all trimmed
‘lX Mlllinery, 29 Smith Matti
"uth‘Norwnlk, Conn.
,' «w I
e'Nyltes Motor Sale" Co, have
'their two Maxwell rooms in
liib'ury races. Mr Sykes will
- or them and his chief mn'
__ Albert Mishley, will drive the
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his home since late last night The
machine was towed to police head
quarbers. The. registration number
was X336, the numbm of the machine
stolen from New Haven The Elm
,City authorities were notified of the
recovery.
a Lady Washington Lodge met
evening and initiated five condi-
in. There. are still eleven morerto
tiltinted. After the meeting the
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HosmTAL muons NAMES
QMtTTFn.
'i‘he treasurer of the "Hospital
, Building Fund announces that the list.
.4 "and Menus Committee held a of subscribers ptinttd of the hospital
It was a Buccegs m is l11::ontolcte..Soi1t~ thirty odd don
- om payiut: om $1 mm nppcnr to have
way, both financial and social. hem omittoti the; nirom. Tito pub-
. «the evening there Was 11 5’10” dished list who ((lllllilflltid ”by L. l.
‘ fitment and them was a vocal (11m flout on- card .iudex used 111
”.yMisn Flo1ence Gordon and canttcction vith t'.e campaign for
lMlis “orange Gordon and ‘ttndn. Tl‘ t tart index nppnronth
_. -. does not contain the subscriptions of
mm“ by Mr. William Temple. those who grub and paid before the
.w”_ ,olso fancy dancing by campaign was started. They are the
Wright of New Haven. There ones who have been omitted, .and .a
radiation; "from New Hayen. Hud- list of them will prelinbly be publish
N, We‘stpnrt and South ‘Nor-
"Music was turnrthed for danc
ed at an early date.
$1., 11111- Tempmm the piano ~new tBRITAiN'S \eusutc GARDENS.
NEW istkt'rnm. May' ILL—Mayor
George A. ‘Quigloy announced todoy
that he would call 11 special meeting of
citizens in a short. itime to pass on an
ET A KODAK BANK“ appropriation of approximately 1050,:
HR 000. with which to mine [antistatic on
E Y0 DIMES FOR A a large scale in municipal gardens.
— ;,UA‘MERA '
The mavor p1 onoses to establish a pub-
lie market in which the foodstuffs rais-
ed in the gardens will be sold at cost,
. returning to the city the. money it has
‘ expended.
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1...... THEM CALI. YOU iUCKY
are 8 011% ‘
Smith, ,
or}; 1115111»,
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with her ‘ '
food supply «whereby the inhabitants
lodltor of the Bridgeport
machine had been standing in front of!_
"- bleach and "remove such blemishes as
eight hours,
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Huntsman-n
Iii. rump-11mm
sue-l: that: ”bin more 31y“
keno-amen.
Finch bode:
mm.
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wummm
“my miter of
other smart variations are have in
{mus mm.
The {dildos are all-wool, which is: a
very important
nutter these
when market conditions make no 111 :13,"
@01th vocation.
You can come here and get the fin-
, est motley beet style, and guaranteed
all-wool clothes; the prices are low
considering the value you get.
Rooms 81 Stevens
The» home of Hart Schafl'ner &'Marx clothes
Nomallt
So. Norwaik
M'AYORS M WARDENS MAY
APPOINT room on ‘FUBL' HEADS
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llN‘iiu 1) ditty ll. - The Senate
passed in ti)ll(.lii‘il‘l|flt‘ today 11 hilt
providlnzr Lint .uny mayor or warden
may. it“ he tlt'entn necessaty. in any
emerge 111211 in relation to the line! and
are unable to supply themselves
thtough pth ate enterprise. ahpoint a
tonnptttoo on fuel and food supply.
consisting of live residents whith shall
tnko nelion nccordingiy.
MEIGS :B. RUSSELL
NOW WITH -C. 0F 1c
it. Russell, formerly - cit:
Telegram,
and .11 reporter on The flouth Nor:
walk Sentinel, yesterday assumed his
duties as assistant secretary at the.‘
Bridgeport Chmnber of Commerce
lMeigu- .
Lemon Juice is
Slip Beaniifiergi
Also a Whitener ;
Many women use Just the juice>of
lemons to bleach or whiten the skin.
but pure lemon juice is cold, therefore
irritating. and should ’be mixed with
orchard white.
At the cost of a small jar of ordiv
nary cold cream one can prepare :1
ENGLAND'fi NEXT WW6 WA”
T0 WED Ht; OOUSlNldnughtor of King Victor kimono-1! 11‘
‘ .1ta1y.
Princeu Maud "Reported Choice of?
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Heir Apparent at British
Throne .
LONDGN. May 1] .-—Prince. Edward
Albert 0! Wales. heir, apparent to the
British throne, has answered for him
self the attention whom he will 11111"
ry, according to the National News.
11 London weekly. ,
The Neils boys the prince will out.
for the hand of his first cousin. Prin-
cess Maud
the princess royal and sister to Prin-
cess Arthur of Coneught. The young
princess is 14 months older than the
prince, who is 22. She has lived t1
retired life, the. inseparnble commu‘
ion of her mother. Her tether, the
duke of File, was the «closest personal
friend of the late King Edward.
The report of the National New:
contradicts the rumor current .some
time. ago that the prince sought the
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full quartet- .pittt-oi the most wondor'
lien beautifiér, by squeezing the juice
mining three ouncesoi’orchard white.
juice through a fine cloth so no him
on "pulp gets in, then this lotion will
keep fresh for months. Every. woman
knows ~thnt1lemon juice is used to
‘frecklesjsallowness and tan. and is
the ideal skin softener, smoothener
and beautitler. I
Just try it! Get three ounces of
orchard white at any 1pharmacy and
two lemons from the grocer and mike
up a iquarter pint .of this sweetly tra
grant lemon lotion and. massage it
'duily into the face, neck arms and
hands. It should“ naturally help to
the, sweet frasiiness’end flexibility at
which it has keen robbed by carelessc
nose or trying atmospheric conditions.
—Adv.
11151.0 up by srmks
Greenwich-building operations one
being held up at" present by astrilre'
of laborers. The men are demandv‘
in: s. time doltar wage scale for
that the "cannot”
the leading Role; Also Helen "5
Holmes in “The Railroad
Raiders"
; ‘ Helen Holmes, popular young star
of the new Signal Mittual fifteen- ..
episode series or photodramos. "The
users, " is the daughter of
«renew broth. 11 is asu-
tul lemon skin softener and complex- ,
‘of two fresh lemons into a bottle con. ..
Care. should be ‘taken to strain the,‘
bring thank to any skin "thewhiteness, ,»
and the bosses insist."
that treats audit,
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5th 14':
HEEL! 1 ,1} 1m '1
15c 11 Copy
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the youngest daughter or
'by Mary in. Morris, whose house was
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Irvin Cobb the {highest-priced short-
‘story vvriter in America has one of his
very "best .in Piotorial "Review for lune.
l ., 2r ' Don't miss
_ “Exfigl’tting Billy"
it's a typical Cobbsmry
moromnl REVIEW Q
for June
it‘ Mimi“ Willlllii'illlliil int .5:
JAMES DONNELLY
0’ 59 Will-Alli
The Biggesl Still Sale .;;w_r ».
of the Season $14 00 $18.09";
Yolunoa wl-i‘ ~t
;hand of Princess
HEADQUARTERS 0F ROBBERS
The $400 horse, owned by Thomas;
Glynn. 0f “’eslpori, ‘Wflfi found lll a' .1 '.
cones of woods on the Charles Ket- "
chum place, Saturday, by 1111
ploye of the, property. The animal ‘
was deud.‘h1rving had its throttt cut.
A ‘barn, which is within 11 ltttlf-ntilsot . 1.
the Glynn" house, was apparently the- . ;~ .'
headqdltrtei'a of i’tie‘thiet‘ or thieves; :‘
“Under R floor in the horn. which has.
practically
owners for over 11 your, were found '
a suit of clothes, apparently oi the-
iail variety: a knife with which up-
pnrentiy the killing oi" the animal was ‘
done; some checks, cancelled, signed!
robbed some time ago; blankets taken
from the Glynn stable :1 week before'
the horse. was stolen; three or four
photographs and tuber articles.
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on sale Now'
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CONN
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cm" ;'
been unoccupied by the“ "'
\Nhite Wadi "Shh:
Early Showing of Tailored Models
in Gabardine, Poplin and Pique
"' The reticular .x..’
"for genrrtl Summer wclr.
"it" ~‘ 111a: are Printzeu Skirts. . 5' ,
Cmyectit t.1ilorr.l, buttons and buttonltolcs tight
hooks and so ips non- r11-.ablc, straight seams and maf-
ieiiztis shrunken in cold water",
Look at them while the lines are omnple’ti.
Second floor.
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Art Needlework and Knitting"
.1 Accessories for .11 kinds of on.
Knitting Pius, Beads, glass or wood,
Crochet Hooks, Crochet Cotton or Silk,
"' Chinese Corns,
Shuttles,
Knitting Cotton. Stillcttos. '
Knitting Bags, latest styles.
Filet Braid, all colors.
Envelope mm. with cord,
Ilsa Pillow Tops,
Dresses, Stamped, new designs,
'5 Bumpers, stamped,
25 and no so. '5
252111111.me
"Mathews.“
50, 75 and 35 MI.)
5 Art Department. third floor.
I
Women’s Dress Boots"
'An elegant line in all the desirable shades" now lit "
fashion.
gm Patent Kid wiih' ivory or gray suede tops.
" ’5 KidBoots in champagne taupe and- pearl, will].
tops of silk.
Patent Kid with fawn cloth tops.
- Black Kit! with pearl cloth tops.
$8.50 to $12.00.
For women and misses.
so“. '
Silk Stockings
to midi Boots and Pumps.
'As a trim and neat pair of feet are immensely to
bedesired by every woman in these days of short:
skirts, one happy solution of the problem is to‘ 11an
puritps and stockings to match This is e"a_§y, 35 lb} ‘
stockings are in so many shades.
Russian Calf,
Newport Tan,
Battleship Gray,
African Brown,
Silver.
4 $1.75 a .pair.
u
Bronze,
Smoke,
.‘llurtle,
Castor,
Neva-
Pongee.
Women s Underwear
Smirk weight, comfortable models;
Union Suits. French band finish at neck. am
Regular sizes,
» EXira sizes,
1.: required by every w 1mm ‘ ‘
9g fiz‘Q’ilg‘i. .1"-
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