MRBROWNING
r AND HIS GIRLS»
He Ukes Them Young
and Fresh '-— Will
. Adopt or Marry
New York seems quite excited
one. more over the fondness of Ed-
ward.W. Browning. aged real estate
hour for making young girls mom-
bers‘ot his family either by adop-
tion or marriage.
It was several months ago when
’ Ilr. Browning first broke into print
II a would-be daddy for Mary
Louise Bpsas. a dashing miss who
had caught Mr. Browning's eye. Mr.“
Browning declared he was going‘ .
to adopt her but the papers made
so much fuss about it that the adop-
tion never came of: and Mary is
now out west. She was a Cinderella
for a few weeks, by grace of the
newspapers. and then she awoke
from her dream.
A few days ago Mr. Browning let
it be known that. the adoption
scheme didn't work out so well. he
was going to try marriage the next
time and the bride was going to be
Frances Heenan. in year old daugh-
ter of a New York motorman. As
New York sat back to see what was
zoinv to happen this time. it was
announced that acid had been
thrown over Frances while she was
sleeping and the policelbegnn to
look for the guilty wretcn.
The day after the acid attack
one of Frances' closest girl friends.
Stella Luhin. a model. died under
rather mysterious circumstances.
Whether there is any connection
between the acid attack and the
death of'the Lubln girl is not clear
yet, but the police expect to find
a connection; and are looking for
a young man whose Jealousy may
have been aroused by the attentions
paid the girls by Mr. Browning. The
Lubln girl was also a. friend of
Browning.
It has been nnnounoni that the
police are much puzzled over Mr.
‘Brownlng‘s liking for pretty girls.
I" {probably on the theory that he is
too old to have such failings (if it
is a. failing) but the police don't, quite
knew what to do about it.
7 v The father 01' Frances. Heennn has
no animations to Mr. Iron-hing as :1
son-in-iaw. nor has Mrs. Heenan.
Since they are eatiri‘icd anti Frances
is satisfied. "the authorities" don't
know just. where to base any action
they may want to inkr- in the mat-
ter.
And anyway. Mr, Browning, be-
ing a considerate ‘old man. is will-
ing to wait for the wedding until
after Fances‘ ncxt birthday which
comes in June. She‘ll be 16 then.
Spas last fall as e, “modern Cinderella."
who threw acid on her while she'slcpt recently.
is believed to be Mr. chgier's i‘lrst FOR LADY SIC
story he has made a fine start and
all people who have had occasion to
read the story, hopo'that he will
continue his literary efforts.
canine hero in Mr. Zi-lglrr's story is
William Zeigler, Jr.
Breaks Into Print.
A story "Man Shy." written by
William Zeigler, Jr.. of Great Island.
Noroton. appears in the March issue
J.‘ of the Pictorial Review. While this his. . .
ton and the local color is not lath-i
. ot a carnation and maidenhair tern.
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Cretonnes and Ch' t °
The freshness and sparkle of Spring’s gunshiny' days is re-
flected in these bewitching cretonnes. The demand for
brilliancy in mod‘ern decorating schemes has made
. these bright fabrics more colorful than ever be-
fore. Any room in your home can be made
more attractive. There are so many uses
for. cretonnes‘— for the making of
overdrapes, pillows, cush‘iyns, dres-
ser scarfs, etc. You ill find
here a large selection and so
reasonably priced.
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A. J. Collins-Co.
w70 No. nun St. ‘ South Norwalk _,
l-‘ranccs Hecnan. anothcrpblondc. is the newest pr:itr::o-—oiitl may be
bride—mi Edward W. Brown'ng, who attempted to adopt Mary Louise
Wedding lit-Us may sound in
June, nlhcn Frances turns 10. .‘iconuhile police urc‘ hunting the person
The smoking suit is undoubtedly
one of the many novelties introduced 9;tl0~—i-‘rcd M. Ehrenberg. musical
The early that is getting a. substantial
i hold on the mode. At its best it. has
a pom”...- "Man Shy" is wellurit- | a black satin or velvet coat and short
wool skirt. and a buttonholo bouquet
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Willi] NUT Pill
0N HEB’SHOES
Mn. Daugherty Wu so Week
in a littletown oftbe Mid e West.
was a discoursm Woman. r tour
. Witt, months she had
been in such
_ pool- healtb that
sbe=couid not
Unable to do her
work. unable to
thy. a booklet was left
at. her front door. ldly she turned
the pages. Soon she was reading
with quickened interest. The little
bookletwu diled with letters 2mm
women in conditions similar to hers
who negligent! better health by tab
to: Ly. _ E. Pinkbsm's Vegetable
“tutti" ‘. * "
- a ting the vmbi'é'
Compound," Mrs. Daugherty writes
“and um i took no third bottle. i
found relief. I am on my eleventh
bottle and I don't have that trouble
recommend the 'V
table-Compound.» everyone 1?;
who has trouble like mine. I am
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women asking about the Vegetable
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llzll—J. C. Nugent. liuth Nugrnt,
duoloaue.
ll:lii—l.eon Wood. organ recital.
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P .M.
6:00~Frank
talk.
7:15—Iiarmonlca Club.
8:00—Jolly Bill Stolnito.
8:15—Playoru and Clifford Dtlr‘ta
azib—lrma Loiss, soprano.
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Danbury Strikers
Take No Action
No action was taken by striking
carpenters. and plumbers or by
their employers in Dnnhury yester-
day. Ordinarily the week-vim would
be a. holiday for tho craftsmen as
they would not have resumed their
work today after the Good Friday
holiday.
It is expected in building circles
that efforts will be mad!- to smile
the strike on Monday. with tho rc-
sumptlon of business.
Dulley's Orchestra:
M. E. Boys and Girls
Going to Conference
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To Clean '
Delegates to the New York East
Boys and Girls Conference to be
held at the New York East Annual
M. [2. Conference April 9 and ill.
from the South Norwalk Method-
ist Episcopal Church are. Miss
Edith LillCOIn. Misti Ado Muy I'ros- SHOES' GLOVES! LACES,
cott. Fred iiisscll and Kenneth a
Wood. 'l‘l‘ils contort-nee will be llt‘ll‘l .‘
in tho \Voodhnren Methdoslt Church SILKS. HATS, HAND BAGS,
and in the lianeon Place church. The
expense of the delegates is borne by
tho "T.C.l.l."(‘lass and the Church
school. The young people will leave
the city Friday noon and return Sun-
afternoon.
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