ill o£9tsds and cotton.
eta assert
0090311?" '1 A W111 or 131111011:
”ammonia H
:11 aouru ugh]. 3‘
EVENING GEMINI: 175.557me
92-2-—N ow: Department
92:81—31"ng partment
44 —- o. Norvi'alk
8:3 —-El3t§ ‘lrieuco '
(1.—(cl guilt i’l‘fltnlltlonco
111
1Fl'11uk Bllfildaze. oi finmmer street,
has been visiting in 33roottl yo.
Wit—1
Mrs. Coleman Ohnrholr. oi Lowe
(direct. has been visiting in New York
0 ill
Mrs. Catherine Banks. of South
Main‘street has been visiting in Dan-
bury
loseph B. Fills, Jr.; of Waterbury.
spent Sunday at his old home in Nut-
walk.
linens Tribe, No. 28 improved Order
of Red‘ their will meet as usual tomor-
low 11lght.
Sherman Council, No. 1..341 Royal
Arcanum. will hold a regular meeting
tomorrow night when action on se1 er-
al applications for membership will
be taken.
On December lot In ector General
Schultz, oi the Connec. lcut National
Guard, will inspect‘the‘ Sixth Company
preparatory to the' "r“gular govern-
ment inspection which akcs plhce the
latter part of December, or early in
January.
The usual serenity of Sunday after
noun was rudely broken ill Wall street
Norwalk by 11 man who had been 1\"-(11
shipping at thé slitlnfl or cellos. lie
persisted in likigg‘to imaginary per-
sons in the ntll he Was gently
taken care of.
W. F. DeKlyn. of Main street. at-
tended the football game at New Ha
vcn Saturday. iic said he nus sur-
pliscd with what (111138 the poilcl1 (if
that city controlled the movements at
tho thousands at automobiles that
were there that day. .
M
-—Don't forget 'the second entertain-
ment or Town Tsaohers‘ Course. which
will bUaIIGId this evening in the South
Nerwalk l‘laptlst Church yrith Walter
Howe. Dramatic Reader. as the at
llllctlou ‘
Yesterday evening the second dc-
grco was Worked by a New Ymk de-
:1'ee loam lot the K oi‘ P. (‘ouneli at
Standard. A number of the Catholic
Union Council of Norwatk attended
Next Sunday the third (leg, 'rw \1ill bu
worked by a degree team trout Trou-
ton, N. J.
Contractor John ii. McMahon Is
putting the tlnishlng touches on lllt‘
grading and lurllng of General ltuu~
soil Frost's new lot on the corner of
West nvmtue and Cedar street Tlti’
new driwways IlaVc l1(1(1ll almost ((1111
pleiod and are about ready for the top
dressing
1
l
(‘omiuodoro Walter Luttgcn. of New
York. who has a handsome summcr
lloluc in ltctlding, will build (1 llousc
for his daughter a short distance from
his own. The contract for the build-
ing has llccn (given to H. (‘.. Mottoilnln.
of ltmldlug. The building M to be ready
for occopalu'y next “pring.
l.(1(1d(1rs ill tho Knights of i‘olunr
Illllt in this state are now advocating
tln1 roil'onl movement. This has r('-.
colvcd notion ill New York and has
illi'l with such success that (in oil'ol'l
is helm: made to bring it into this
state. The plan is to establish houses
to which laymen hilly retreat to re-
(:upcrnto, not only their health hilt
lllcir morals. 'i‘hc retreats arc of
collrsc under the direction of tin1 fa
tin-rs or the Society of Jesus.
At 7:45 o'clock that evening the trio.
phone at tho police station Willi tl'antl-
catty runs. it was answered by (‘up
lulu Hunt, who heard a (luau-rink
volco conic over the who saying: "ilh.
(import come down to the corner of
mm and West avenue, for there is (1
man in our yard and we think h:- In
dead!" Bo Captain linnl (nuiulillocr
Hint; llit'd themselves ‘to th(1 place
when» (to11 ((11 pound corpor- wnll.Wt1(1n
tlnptalu llqu‘ tllrilml thv1 man over
and “(It (1 whit! of hill breath be, mild:
"lit1 is not dead, but only ulcopcltl."
nod altar much shuklp the man was
(o'ouscd. and (unit on Fm 11111.11 rcloic.
ins. "
«immune reading tonight in Town
Entertainment (loom. at the 8(1th
Namath Baptist lglulroh by Walter
ilowo. of london. (“gland at it o clock.
ii'tmpfitlm't ”M” ”‘ 'i’m‘hi'd"
a as cull (
authors. (You eII‘oIIIa‘lPII'tbi). slush":
ndnilkslon. iii (Stilts: “' ‘
Innoupclmora
(in
(NW 2‘! IFIIM Illfl
mu (5an Bahia
ncol tie
blot ll‘gf
‘.l 'Illd um mull
Reid. Ilium «mint-(11:1. Anna It
Raid filling. (til bit I long
one. as-il‘ls Emotion (1t (1. Gun
stallion: toll on
all (it; close of“! out” year (:3
(1 111 a roll your
logical man it “It a 11in to (train.
11011 as (1 ”alumni on) 1
church. (W0 _ -
11111;" the pointer waived and colors ‘
Rev. F. D. Will“ 9 Sermon I491 Eve»
this nilln or his parents that he was
sing in the First M. E.Cl1111'{sh
Rev. Frahll Dullwelt Walter's 1111b
last evening in the First Methodist
Episcopal t‘hnrch. was "A Professor of
an‘ Old It‘ll. toned Theology " His‘i
text was 1110111 John ll: 2: “Who did. sin
born blind?" The speaker said in part:
The World has been slow to l(.'uln
the divine art of hulnully sympathy.
“(1. are still very for from tin1 love.
and sympathy which was manifested
by Jesus U’.Iltiilt '1 he hospitals. any
toms and tuilrmaries which are spread
oVer our great country register the
advance we have inane. lint we are
still very ((11- 11-8111 the. pct-(eel ideal
of our Master. There are many today
who are ready to push down the poor
loilow who is unfortunate. ‘l‘berc (lro
hosts of people who spend almost all
their time in magnifying the Weakness
11s of their neighbors. They seem to
have.1 forgotten the injunction of Jesus
who said. "What is that to thee; follow
thou me." It Is this kind of a plciuref
which we have in the text of the even!
tug. Here are the disciples who are
busy dismissing the petty theological
question. “Who did sin this man or his
parents. that he was born blind?"
stead of trying to help him.
Sometimes We Wonder as we look at
the (ill of the Middle Ages that tllcy
Wrought so much of tht1 feminine ill
their portraits at Christ. llut why
should they not? 'l‘hcy never saw
those charactermtcs except as they
saw them in 11 woman‘s face. A gen~
tlcmnn was almost 11 contradiction to
terms. As they bent over their work
of art unconsciously they reproduced
the lines of mother's face. Real sylu
pathy is distinctly lcllltnlnc. It is the
lil-
(tales
it you have not already discovered that your fall bod odysrln‘gs are too
light. you will charity. and wise people will have. heuriul‘ bed coveringii
ready before the sharp weather begins. We have a splendid stock of blow
huts and (outlorlalllos mado 11p by the best manufacturers in this country ‘
and careful (:olnplnlson show that We can HNVU you money on till you( pur-
chases.
" oiilns
Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
l2— 18 North Main Street.
(1
Send tar Catalogue and ring Dot Wit '
Merrill Business College
can no roll: 1.0.11
, Day and Night NIIIIONI. Competent Office Help in Demand.
{ENTER now
South Norwalk Stamford
Port Chester
,1...
mm
0. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
58 WALL STREET.
NORWALK.‘
PHONE 438.
women who give. the lluishing touches
to the beauty of spirit and culture
which the age needs. The portrait
which most truly reproduces the Christ
{11cc combines the strong chm'uctcris
ties of manhood with the gculicr (1Ie>
meats of womanhood. ’l‘l'ue gentle-
ness is strong. and true strength ht
gentle. The ideal luau nccds both of
these elements.
The spirit of an old fashioned the
ology was nuinlicstcd by the disciples
through their readiness to philoso-
phlzs concerning the (111111111 of the
blindness, while they failed to ((110 tin-
need oihts ('urc. There are lion-.1 in
the presence of u grout sorrow when
only a shallow soul will crop prcsulnc
to argue. Job's friends had the scnse
to keep cliches ill the presence of his
sorrow for seven days and nights. The
inquisitorial process may have Its
place, lnlt not III the Ilonr of a man's
sorrow When Mary anointed .iconu‘
head with the costly spikclull'd. thcrc
wcl'c plenty who stood ready to tlgul‘l1
up the cost and analyze the motive. ii
Jesus had not stopped the critics. They
had no sense of the higher 1'niu(- of
linings. 'l‘iley measured everything Ill
'11 commercial sense.
What is illc nigulilcnncc of this
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
Coat Sweaters for women, Mliilwfww
lull 9111111911
If you've llot'cr llnd one, get (11111 now. You'll ”wonder Inter hon 11111
managed to get along without it. A ('out sweater is a: (“If warm. 1i :10
friend. that Is always ready and girrs long service; Ea: ilyws (I‘ed lid 11 £1"
nionl light in weight, Ilili with th(1 warmth (ll (1 cont "(W1 In one Of out
llnciy kllll swcaicm and you'll get the best values prol' ursllte anywhere.
N. E. RYAN CQ.
SOUTH NORWALK
- 5 was. £9“
...!E.... w .
Exclusive Shoe Styles
that you cannot secure in any min-r store In this locality arc tonnd
III the
“QI’ICI‘CN QI’.\I.I'I‘Y‘T SIIUI-IS ul ............... $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00
LADIES WALK ll\'l".IIS (it $3.50
tiliilVICIl'S HANI) SICWICII SlitlI-ZS at ............... $3.50 and $400
SOLD ONLY BY
FLYNN & RYAN
90 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
slili'cl‘luu. Why was it noccssury i i
this (111111 to indict"? They concluded
that t-ilbol this man (it his parents
(aunt hurl' stoned to bring this awful
cttintuiiy upon him.
lint this («tutcmcni led llu-ul one stop
Iurthcr. if this was tl'lu1 thcu sill was
llu1 (111111111 oi human suffering. Pain
In no (1(1l'tuln (11idcucc of sin. Home
of Hill KiMIIIl'Nl people Ill lilo world
suffer untold pain. 'i but 1111s the l‘ not
(u'n phlllsopby, but it had no place in
the t‘ilristinn religion. 'i‘hoolopy has
often been crucl. A little lournlug ill
a dangerous thing. The world has been
condolullcd 11111111 illlli'n to ((11111 (1 llyi
Iogism. Many a minister has had
his heart stirred (111 111111111 soul cried
out ill his bereavement, "My (too. have
I sinned. that this trouble Iltlil come
upon 11111?" liouycu lorgivu any "to
who has trtmi to comfort (1 soul with
such ll-lu'hlog Listen to the answer
of Jesus, 'antllcl did this mail sin
nor his purl-(its. lull that the works of
(lad (night he, muullcutcd ill him."
These Words tnllc the tiling out oi
our sorrow. Most of our lives are
richer hormon- Hlifltll'lllu his colored.
them. Let us make the uniform; which
comes to us minister to our highest
dew-iophtoltt. This can be door only
by trusting hupllollly In Julius Christ.
bet all give our tires Into tits keeping
At th(1 morning service Miss Mltlnlc,1
ii). Lee and Miss Elisabeth Richardson
(11111111 the (lust, "i Walled tor (in1 lord.“
and at the (waning service Min Leo
sang the soprano solo. "I Will Elliot
Tiles 0 Lord." to the delight at the
large congregations present. .
At the II o clock hipwm'tli League
service leaders were My. Miller ll
Randall and Miss. Carrie Miller. and
tile (111111ch was. "Sowing the Bend "
childriq “boy
lGI (tit
QQQ
sl't-ilc‘.’ 'I‘Ilc disciples were face to
taco with our of the great illlunllilltr Batter “five US overh‘ul
oi" liw (11:05. the problem of blunt 1 Your Auto
before Thanksgiving 'l‘hllt will make
Milo that your hottdul spin will he
ilrc from any ordinaly occidl'ni, You
may lmi think there is anything wrong
with your car. but lio-l'c may in- just
tho sonic. And (or n prevention is bri-
tcr than cure hnrc us cluttllilio your
lilili'IlIIli‘ to iliiikl' ((11111 l-tl'i‘yillllilt Iél
nil right. If tin-111‘s nothing 111111111
lbmv‘s no charge.
Luther M. Wright
UOUTH NONWALK. CONN.
The Hatch 81 Bailey Co
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN
vans 1'51. (0-2. 1411.1. TIL. m.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery' to a Palace
WI would all particular attention to our Mould“ Wood-(1 cotton.
mail. in two Ilul M Douglas ((11. ill. Mast (lanai. cl (11mm mu will but
int metal and to more ornomonul.
Also we confidently "comm-ml "Lincoln lasting” for not: and aim for
hashing in also. (11 Input. Do» not will or may locum lost I mum.
I!
Jeddo Coal for Furnace
Cross Creek Cost 3011'“ Range
Cannot Coal for Open Grate
Home Comfortable
Meals on Time
Children Happy
Raymond ms.
,1”? 1" ’
' I
i
{ agreement.
. towed to stand for two years.
. tile, terms of this contract
' hood the engineers were to
‘ (mantle and tilnt notice has been given
I
The executive committee of the
hrottlcrllood or Locomotive Engineers.
representing the members 03 thill or-
alllsalion on the New Haven system.
(re said to he in conference Ill 80111
on. preparing their plans to present a ,
new wage and working agreement for
he consideration oi the olilcialll of the
ornaany. Brlvme soviet tram i1‘. 8.
(vans. chairman of this committee .
"hows him to be in “colon. presumably
1 Mill the rest of the committee and he
slotted that he would not, return to New
Itnvan until November 1-7. In the mean-
' ilrhllo th(1 ('omlnlitec will map out the
details of its plans (or going before
" tho compam for better working con-
Soatb Noni/(tilt. (0111.,
(litmus.
i it ill tum years since tin1 engloecrl-
I
{ (bunt before tbt1 ofll’cers (1t tillI New
1. Ilnven with grievances
2 they not just what they Were alter.
At that time
This is shown by the [not that the
then made. has been al-
Under
with the
give 30
day‘s notice when they desired a
It is stated.
1 Just what the engineers are looking
for in the wage question in in doubt
among railroad men. The engineers
on the New Haven are wry writ paid.
(is compared with the men engaged ill
the smile line of work on other good
roads in the cast, Englltcl-i‘s having
some of the good runs on the road re.-
1'11I1'c as high (1145.170 a mouth and $35
a week for the man with an average
run is not unusual. Long runs are out.1
(11‘ (be things ((1 which the men object.
it is said. but In this particular the
engineers are exceptionally free as
compared with the conductors and
tralnmcn.
That the action oi the engineers is
a part of the movement of tht1 conduc
tors and tralnlncn to‘ secure better
wages and new working rules in ol-
til'lally denicd. ’l‘hc conductors and
tratnmcn have 11(1ch jointly In these
matters tor years and they continue to
work together. but the engineers never
worked with either of the other organ
inations 11111111111 and it is unlikely they
will do so now. They handle tin-ir own
troubles and tonnage to got away with
them. There is no such thought to
railroad labor clrcics that the (engin-
eers will be compelled to scnd out
strikt.1 ballots. They have not. done (1
thing of that sort In so many years
that. the oldest lllclllbcr of the (usual
station has lorgoltcn about it.
(1111111111 11111
iiiltlilii 11 ((111111
Secretary (ll Agriculture Wilson Re-
plies to Statement oI W. C. Brown
\l‘ASiithi'l‘UN. Nor. II'11'~S(1t‘l‘t'1
tarleInou has printed 11 circular
pointing out that the United States
has spent In the neighborhood of “8.1
pullout) a your on experimental work
on increasing the yield and etiictoncy
(1f the tunns oi the country. 'I‘I111 statu-
lnt-ut was inspired by the churgc (undo
by William C. itrown, 11l'i1sItIl‘lll (ll liw’
N11111: Yolk t‘cutrul lines, at 11 (llnncr‘
in .\'(111 York this truck that tin1 illi‘-'
IIlIii could Ill-ilvr afford to invest the
cold pl (111(- battleship ill nurtcultm'ul
(11.1pcl'luicni work than to expand it I11
till1 inch-(11111 ol the navy. A “‘me
ship cools lilllll‘tlxllliilicly allocation.
I-lwrctllu Wilson (l(1(1 down that tho‘
gotornillcnl is expending each year
(11(IIcll1 i\1'l((1 all llliltIl as two ilrsl- I
(1|. ((11 battleships cost and the money is
bolus lined in tho llulnncr l'ccolu-
lmndcd by President ilrowu. The 111(-
flliiiillili‘v given the (armors (1i tlu1 lint»
i(~(“ Hinton. tho secretary declared. in
WI conduct] to any locality.
1 (1 an indication of the aid the do-
pnitmcnt (coders lilo (idi'l'tfnry cilen'
thu lritilo of a farmer who was milling
("ill lwoulv lulltilclu (ll poldtolul to the
(1111's and who. dissatisfied appealed to:
”111 department for nusintuucc and lid"
ricc. llotll wore glycu him promptly
an 1111,“ Wilson (lays. he now Ill rats-
in 1.11.0 bushels to tho acre on tlu1
((11 (1 land as (1 result or using the1 sued
(1111 the infill-mutton given him by the
so crllmcnt. ’ ‘
l
til the villas Inland mission which
will opened lurlydour years ago. then!
are: 9211 foreign missionaries residing
(11th stations.
Iii QNNli!
.1191. limos, ‘0 lg:
lolillny ”(llamas m and (twin all moo
(1 mm“, boroughlyiuml (no
.ilnvtng tot
JWWWFMWE (h: (um.
unannoun-
all
”It stoma: mo
(aw-uni
N“?
I!!!" i
front (all hundred
'V’i
_ thur at 8.
or ‘qlrbenr xfidob‘l‘ ‘ég‘éAaé {no 6111113
tit) All’l’ (or lilies.h Io tla er
“in“? solid? till Igh‘u ‘c
Il'iiil Anniversaly ‘prlcc. .891:
11...». m...
AF OF JET BU'I'I'ONS.
119(1 1111111111 .L....’....13c (ioz.
25(1l ‘ ll oils .......... 19c dos.
:lilc Illitt’diis .......... 2911 (102‘.
title Buttons .......... 39c (lax.
59c CQBS'FT COVERS. 39:.
Our regular 690 Count 001'-
(1rn. Anniversary Prlcc..
39c HOSE. 25c.
We will place on sale 25 (ion.
Ladies' 390, Iione for to-
ntght and Tuesday . . .250 pair
39c
$1.25 ALL LINEN NAPKINS.
98: 001.
Extra large All Linen Nair
kins; our regular $1.25
Napklns. Anniversaryi-‘rtce
tonight and ’l‘ucsdm 98c (10:.
50c CORSETS. 390.
Your selection or our 50(‘«
t‘orscts. tonight alld Thurs-
111.1111 mane (115 (lotiohd ((111101 our Flrit (mod:
the (host succesdilil merchandising (11191111.. ever n'dévl‘5h'
. walk ((10ch (ire proud of (11111 preceding week and in order to
found out this second Week in (1 lnannm both littillg (11111 (11911111
lilg.1i(ebaVo brought together for tonight on 1111111111111 soi‘llnli a “'
collection of bargains that every ‘
importance of (it (1 glance
plies 11111111111:
also km“
true economist Will (saline the
59c noys'sz “‘ifi'ltllii tic.
, {25 (loz iloyli' Simiflm'flifl
ill 1.90. Annlv‘ereury u
tonight and Tuesday .....
“mm..." m- H... ~.~L--——n
11 up waters. sec.
Ill (tor..i1‘ill(~ ’In Tucked
“:Wnisls regunl'ly' $1.10
Anhlicrsary‘ P i'c'c ....... 590
12c HOSE. 70 PAIR; 4 PANIC
FOR 25c.
Guaranteed that [line Wk
1111 12c stockings pill
saly l’rire . 7c putt. 4fo1'259
11-25 111111111311 11101158,. 113c-
(lunrantccd Mann-lull Gloves;
$1.25 value. Anniversary
l’t'lcc ............... 936 M"
29c WINGS. 196.
Your pick at our 29c Wings.
for tonight and 'l‘uesday..19c
Ic GINGHAMS, iii/2c
1.000 yards new Gillghnlns l‘or
(lay ................. 39: pair
92 Washington
Street '
CHURCH CALENDARS.
cum-u..—
Tuesday» 3 p. 111.. the Falrlleld West ‘
t‘ousoctnlion at Westport.
q‘IIIH‘NdHFW-I'Z'Ifi p. 111.. devotional1
service, led by the pastor. 8 p. lu..f
reports regarding Congregationalism
in l-‘olrilcld county. by delegates to the ;
consoclutlou. 824:3 p, (11., meeting of!
the Board of Deacons.
Friday 7:30 p. 111..
chorus.
Saturdaywl‘nfi p. m.. tll(1 Young
hit-11's t‘lub will meet. 7:211» p. 111.. the
Mission Circle. with Milli-1 livers.
rehearsal of the
Sunday. November 21- 10:30 a. 111..
the pastor will preach. 7:30.311. (11..
tho Sunday Evening institution. ltey.
l.( lilr‘i i1‘. ilel‘ry,
ll('('(1lltlll't‘ ii
111'1111I11.
of Stnmft'n'd.
Social by the young
St. Mary‘s R. 0. Church.
.1 month‘s inlnd mass (or the late
(deuld (‘nlllll will be lucid \\'(1(incs~
(lay at s (1, iii.
A lnunlh's mind muss tor the hm1
Anthony \llurjcn‘ski will be held Sat
ul'dny at S a. lit.
tier. .i. .i. Mctltnncss preached the
st-l'mon at each or the three (passes
putt-(111111; and was listened to with
gtcui interest by the large congrcgn
(ions which wort» pi‘cst‘iii at each of
tho masses .
‘I'Im priests of St. Mary's parish will
take up the census till the following
shoots, this Week: Mulll sli'ct-l. l’Iy»
umulh (lyl-nuc. llnrl'lct sin-(1i. Center
(1'. can». Wilton nwnuc. School street.
1‘ u-xtuul sheet. and \i'ilmipnuk.
Fmt Methodist Episcopal.
'l‘ucuday 7:43. class meeting but ny
(ludhol' Firth Remington, in 811111th
school room. “(others from Slalniord
.1:(1 expected to be present.
r\\‘t!lllltiti(lll)" -2 p. 111.. Mrs. Charles
. ‘Iloyt will entertain the Ludteol Aid
Sowing t'lrcle in the church parlors.
chuosduyw-x p. (11.. popcorn social
oi the Ellwortil League in the church
parlors.
Thursday 7:15 p. (11.. the people's
prayer and praise meeting.
I1“'lidu1»-7:1li’1 p 111.. the postal" (1 pro
butloner‘s clans will meet at tile pal
Millage.
Grace Purl-i1 Not».
Monday 1—Meeling of the Daughters
of the King in the Guild room at '1’: till.
Wodncsday~The Woman! (illlld
with Mrs. Murray. ll Harriet street.
(11 2:30. The Junior Auxiliary. In the
Guild room. at 3145.
'i‘lulrsdayw'l‘be Captains of Tea at
7:30.
l1.‘rtday~~~’i‘he Minor at (l. Regular
conclnvc of tho Kinship of King Ar-
W
The bnnuuet oi the l’lnoclllo Club
has been postponed to a later date.
link.“ will be announced in ft raw
((1111
to (inspection with (Julia nay yester-
‘ . ’ Souhhlorwa
, .- 1‘ Bonn.
“The House of Milli“! and “03‘9“"
South Normlk Congregation-I. { '
‘ruhmmo memo: invasion
(lay the» Sunday school of the So
Nor-walk linuglst 0 until particlp‘ted
tn the '(Iervt lit til (Ill lull last (mil
tug. There was it 7 (program or
music and mtm1 in short ad-
dress was dglvua 112.: ‘rpaltor. Rev.
till h Ed" $831116“; .. 1111101 lll'fl
are all motor 111.1111 (1
prelude 16“th regular newton out
2""ML"“' 1131 11m homuncul- has
bill It
tonight and Tuesday. .5yzc ‘ytl.
A Great
Coffee
At a.
Pepular
Price
Low priced enough to be With- . ‘
in the reach of all, good though
for anybody—-
Our 250 Blend
equals that sold by union «It:
narily for 35(1 or 1too. WI "up
the standard up to the top Mil-1
your alter you. because we halo
(it. it entirely from tho limo It
leaves the bush until it is pur-
chased by our customon.
. I
You are sure of mail qual-
ity for your money here
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EARLY wsoomo AT 97. Holly's.
Miu Margaretta Smith and (lolluwi.
Roach Married Today.
A very pretty wedding took place
at an sally hour this morninu. when
Mills Margaretta Smith and John J.
ltonch' were united ill martian. by
the Rev Father i1‘ogarty.'l‘be bride ' .
was attired in a steel gray gown. with
hat to match and carried a bouquet.
ol' bridal ronou. 'l‘he bridesmaid in!
Miss (trace Smith. a sister at the
bride, and the best man was My. (19311
neltus Sweeney. A waddlnpl ,
was given at the home at the lift ,1 g
The Mil“ and
groom received (nan)! handsome and r
Ilr. and Mrs. My
departed on their wedding tour I‘M ‘
24 Stuart avenue.
useful presents.
will be at home. Nov. 20th. at No.
Stuart avenue. .
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