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BROADCASTING MUSIC OVER ORDINARY PHONE.
., A system has
used to listen in On
been perfected whereby ordinary telephones can be
big broadcasting stations This device has been in-
stalled in many large hotels throughout the country. so that guests
may ll en to radio programs without having the necessary apparatus.
This p tnre shows Harry B. Martin and a group or telephone Operators
listening to a concert in one of 80510 Js
hotels,
-BRIDE OF FOUR MONTHS MYSTERIOUSLY MISSING.
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to
Mrs. Mabel E. Holdsworth, 17 years old married {our months ago
in New York city.
whose mysterious disappearance has caused the po-
lice of many cities and localities to search for her. it is feared that
she has been kidnaped
her will.
to reveal any trace of the young
DI'OKI'OBB.
or else detained at some strange place against
A thorough search of hospitals and institutions has tailed
bride. A countrywide search is in
Among the arrivals on
the liner Homeric were three prominentgrrea‘
are. from left to right. David Grant. secretary oi‘ the Grand Lodge of Masons
a
a
masons from Scotland,. who >
in ScOtland: Joseph Inglis.
past grand senior warden and John A. Flor-est, representative of the Supreme Council Ot' thoGrand Lodge.
After a short stay in the East, they will tour the West stopping
coast.
VETERANS or own WAR HONOR FALLEN HEROi-ZSr .
in several cities while on route to the
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A few Zounves, noted fighters of the Civil War, pay homo go to comrades by marching in the great
Memorial Day parade in New York city. -
TonLargo'l‘rucha
Hershfield Motor
Transportation Co.
Daily Service Between New York & Norwaik
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
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portatiou; {added You: for Furniture Work BERT LYTELL
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Main Chloe, 26 Concord St, So. Norwalk. Phone 294
New York omoa, 201 West 20th.. Phone Chelsea 805.
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“IDLE RICH”
Tomorrow Also
vies. Trish woman leader and stanch
. " iii pupa-51- or Eunice“ de vaieri, in is in on; United states to urge the
recognition Of the Irish Republic. says that Ireland will never accept
the treaty as it stands now. namtlint the nation will keep on lighting
r'ather than continue servile subjection. ,
SENATOR GREETS WIFE AND DAUGHTER ON ARRIVAli
I. ’1‘. counteaaOo
United States SenatOr James w. Wadsworth, Jr. photographed
with his wits and daughter Evelyn. when he went to Quarantine to
meet them upon their arrival in the States after a several weeks' tour
. 0: Europe. Miss Wadsworth carried in her arms a plush monkey, which
AULINE rose impatiently from
the great davenport. Why
should it be difficult to make a
decision? Surely she could not love
two man equally well? She could be
~ happy with Charming of that she was
' ‘7' , nnre.$ut. alas Jim's voice had great
power to thrill her! The sound of his
' step on the stair could cause her heart
to heat suflocaiingly. ’Last night, at
the country club dance both men had
asked the right to place on the third
finger of her- left hand the shining
dlrclet which media but one thing She
thought whimsicnlly that it w un-
. 'i'Ortunate that she could marry but
. one
The girl was no coquette. She in-
stiuctlveiy shrank from the thought of
bringins “happiness to anyone.- But,
which; one ahmild she marry?
was coming this arternoon for his
3 ind she was no nearer to’
‘ whatthatanawarwastobo;
Chan--
tain there. Even the clock on the
mantel seemed to he ticking, “Which
one? Which one?” From a bowl on
the piano she drew a rose. Should she
thus decide her tuture, with the soft.
fragrant petals? "I love him. I love
"him not!" With a laugh she thrust the
flower back again'into the bowl.
“How childish!" she thought. as she
moved across the room to the window.
There she stood watching the chfldren
who were sliding on the icy walk.
Their hearty laughter rang through
theLcIear. frosty air, andv
smiled in ready sympathy; She would
have
sport.
A familiar figure rounded the corner
and she caught her breath. it was
Jim! on. surely he wasn't coming to
see her now! Surely he must roman-.-
her that he was. not to constrain
evening! He must not be there when
Chauning’ arrived' Huttlrnho Inc
for her maid.
‘flm'mmqmnw
Pauline. _
liked to have joinedin their.
“Very well, Alisa Paulina".
The girl turned again_to,the window.
The man was rapidly approaching the
house and she noted. with unease of
pleasure the air of distinction about-
had been of her «handsomovoscort last
night. (manning—was a dear, but ho.
lacked the aasuranc; the clever wit
that made the othenman stand out]
from, his follows. Aways .or pig
swept over her. and instantly she
huewthatshohad-madeadeciaieu.
She was sorry for Che-ling bacon-a
ahemusthurthmhymlgflmi
tore Jim,
him. She remembered how- proudshe‘
.herfiinirth changodtoconstsrnation. she
then unichly
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Pauline. watching tram the the windows. than strideuii the steps.
window. could not suppress her laugh “0h. 1- hep. aurora-Minn}? aha
m. The dignified James. J; alipno- um.u;.u.meurk .e‘s nus-
pie, to be mung, crimson with em— mannequin. mom 9-:
harassment. onanuyridewathdlrect- never want to can hinauin...;.'rliat'
i! hetero her house! A‘ moment later poor little; rit': . . ‘5 .
x thadoonopenthonclue.
to anger.- Jar,- havingnndflm wont slowly down? the item.
struggled to his test. Jim had seized we. Shel!!! nothrtnnowas aha
”lawman-902.11“ limousine!” Whiz: Inahal! panic-strick-
huubloaadwuonoratlcoilyahaking “W830”.
has mung. ~mm
Alth- hum momma
abandon-unauthochtldmwitha
meal w Mo‘m- iii-Jets-
caused much amusement during the trip.
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child whose growth-ts were rushingu. Pauline turned to ChanniilS-
strange marks Ona toargw'et taco, ., think you are the nicest man 1 6V
- “1- know you1wouldn’tmind it-I they; ‘aha exclaimed.
brought the little;an in. W . MW Pauline. W the all
wha‘ Claudia:- greeting. "Ion lose}? prised (:hanning. “no you—Vi“ 3"“
qupmahurwmm had Mia.”
a little mix-up on the legroomwhen _.,;‘¥ea.’! interrupted the sir! V“?!
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