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Thomas J. Farrell, who lately re-‘
turned from a trip‘uhroad is staying at.
the Sound View House. Belle island.
~Panamas, Panamas.
Judge Tammany tilted John Much-
altis $5 and costs for his spree in Nor-l
walk .but suspended the line upon the
payment of the costs.
O'l‘irien's.
line year ago today Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Beers, Mr, and Mrs. Ralph:
Lewis Pennell and Mr. and Mrs. LOUIS
Shut‘cli were joined in marriage.
Work on the construction of the new
White bridge, in ROWllHOll is
gressing rapidly. The men are now
engaged in putting in the, ballast.
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A barge of crushed stone has arriv-
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Dl'O'f‘Slle carried a shower bouquet of white
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BRIDE 0F Mil. MURRAY
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The bride was beautifully and rich-
ly gowucd in it dress of ivory white
charmeusc satin and point Duchess
lace with a. three yard court train.
She wore a yell or tull and Duchess
love with wreaths of orange blossoms.
roses and lillies-of‘the-valley.
The bride was given away by her
mother. and was attended by Mi’s.
Louis HOWe, of New Haven, matron
ed in ‘South Not-walk for the town andi of Honor, Miss Margaret H. Lune,
will be placed upon the Wilson Poliit- maid of honor; Misrilurrell. of New
road under the direction of Selectinan' York, and Miss Myra Richards. as
‘(iornclL or France street, to care for
James Brown.
(‘aptain and Mrs. J. l-ltlrry Gibson!
were joind iii marriage seven years’
ago today. They are receiving the
congratulations of their friends upon
their happy life together,
Misses Elsie and Julia Shock.
‘New York city, are sloping at thel
Summer Crest Hotel, Belle island The}
young ladies are very itlll‘llcliYo'
rblondes and have a number of friends.-
iii ’i‘hp. Norwulhs. I
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--»—lia.n‘.t forget the Star oi’ Columbial
(‘ll‘Cit', No. 253, dance at Roton Point,1
Friday evening. June. 21. i
William 'Bouton was arrested iiiI
'Soutli tNorwsik this morning at 12:301
o‘clock by Oiilcer J. H. Smith. He was
driven thirty days in jail. bitt execution
of the, sliiitence was suspended. as he.
promised to go to a farm at High
Ridge.
The Woman's Civic Mastic of Nor-
wallt which now controls the town pro-
perty on Mill Hill (where the house
and the old burying ground are loca-
ed) so far as improvements and the
car» of the property is concerned,
have citizaueti 'l‘rco Warden Joseph
and spray the trees.
, tit‘ull lino (loll Caps.
Tickets are understood to be oiil ot‘
the question for the high school rc‘
coplion tonight. it was reported today
that. several tickets lil‘Ulliilll over it
dollar, but. it is hoped that no one has
sold the invitations. More than live
to such graduate would probably eit~
initiated much at tho trouble to "dig-
tum; up an invitation.” ‘
t)’llrien's.
Principal [nuts A. Pratt, at tho Coil—i
tor school, was considerably stirprlu-,
cd yesterday afternoon. when all the
program oi' the graduation exercises
had drawn to a close, Donald (tray. a;
member of the class, took his place on
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‘ thd platform, and with it host proacti-
ltiition speech pmsentcd the principail
with a beautiful pcttrl not gold stick-
pln in token oi the clautt'ii esteem tor
a
tthulrusuporvisor. The class also made,
. satin en train and her headdress con-
hridemnids. The best innit was Hur-
old Arthur Baldwin.
The matron of honor was beautiful-
ly attired in princess lace over white
sister] of a bandeau of white ttill with
wings or some ili front hold by n
buckle of small daisies. There was
also a buckle in back to hold the veil
which extended to the waist.
The maid of honor was dressed iii
whitt- rhit‘ton cloth over white satin.
trimmed with white satin daisies and
crystal. Her henddnesa consisted of u.
bandenu ot’ the inn. held by slides
or small daisies with'wings of white
tail and at the left side held by n
'bticltie. ‘
The bridemalds were dressed inl
crystal tunlcs over while satin, tritntl
med with white satin daisies. '1‘thf
headdress was the same as that worni
by the mold of honor.
Miss Eleanor Mathews was the;
flower girl and was attired in “illicit
All the attendants curried Frenchi
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The couple willtreslde at 242 Kim.
bull avenue, tWostlield, N. J., and
will be at home after July 15th.
The out-ot‘towii guests were as tol-
lows:—aMr. and Mrs. Waiter Guilds,
Mrs. Mite Miller, Allentown, i’n.; Mrs.
Charles lloomts, Mr. and Mrs. Henri"
Russell, Louis l.owe,Mrs.l,ouls Wood,
Dr. Cecil Herbert. New Haven: Mr.
and Mrs, Albert Eager, Philadelphia;
Mrs. Harriet Barnes, Arthur Barnes,
Moridon, Mr. and Mrs. Wills, Bridge-
pot; Mr. and Mrs. John Doughty. Huh
islte, L .1.; Mr. and Mrs. Antonin
Vega. Arthur Vega.,l\lr. and Mrs. lien-
l‘y‘BOWlGB, Frank Wehber, Herman
Long, Roy Long-Springfield, Mass; E.
A. Starks, New York; Charles Bett-
jamin, Orange. N. 1.; Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Stevenson, Mt. Vernon; John
Weed. Norototi Heights; Rev. and Mrs,
Arthur Boytou, Andrew J. llutchtu-
son, Rye, N. Y. '
Following the ceremony at the
church relatives and immediate
friends at the couple were transported
to the attracthe home of the bride's
mother in West street, where a re-
ception was tendered. Spledel's or.
chestra furnished music for the occa-
sion and DeKlyn entered. The music
and refreshments, need theretor to be
mentioned no further.
The bridal party received in the par-
lor and upwards of sixty were enter-
tained for the duration of the (auction.
nessaitilltzstmtttaiiuitditui -
lion ,. Sour Sibataciulltarrttrl .
l her mother.
iiitttindcd the festivities.
shower baskets of daisies. The happy couple had nicely plan!
Mrs. Richards, who gave her dough-i nod their escape, but the best man
ter away. was handsomely gowned in: and those others on the inside had not
pink lavender crepe metior, trimmed: figured correctly on the ashore and
with real lace and crystal and ctirrtcdf the other friends present at the rev
pink lavender sweet peas and orchids! ccption. "Wtitchers" locked the back
Edward .1. Sims played the wedding: door and removed the key, having
march and the bridal march was led! gained the information that Mr. and
by the ushers, who were followed in: Mrs. Murray were to emerge from
the order given by the bridomnids, ...
maid of honor, matron of honor, flow
or girl and the bride on the arm ol.’
The groom and bust titan
approached the altar from the tilde.
coming from the Sunday school room.
The church was beautifully and ar-
tistically decorated for the occasion
by Florist R. (l. linuiord with palms.
bay lines and daisies. TiltI aisles
were cloned ott’ with ropes of daisies.
suppltiutiilg the usual ribbons. The
scene presented was a beautiful one
and one which will long he rutnenihor‘
ed by the turns number of people who
The ushers oi the happy occasion
wore Conrad Choiwoll l’rlro, W.
Franklin ilishup. .ir.. lluhcrt Dix Trist-
ruin and Andrew it. llycu. They were
presented with handsome solid gold
engraved monourmncd pen knives.
The bride's hills to her attendants
i refreshments were served. Hem, too.
1 you rum: DEVmPED
another-presentation, this to Ministers as doilows: until-on of honor.
shut-a M. Raymond, their teacher. 111.916“) of on stilts: maid or boast. an.
the form at a silver mesh this. litter drum solo bracelet: tirkiemtitda. sold
the exercises the students held a chin nitrite, With English monogram.
little reception in their cilia! room that never rm. n'Tlttahv out.
The contracting parties tire wall:
the bouquets Were distributed. “Wt! Mid popular in The Moments.
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friends who wish them happiness and
success in their union. The bride iii
the'granddsughter at the late :ex-MSY‘
I or. John L. Richards.
._ , The groom is one of the rising young
lasing blessed with it tum circle or -‘
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take the trout door for their escape
This forced the couple to
and all were ln'rcndlnoss for them
with the usual articles of good luck
accompanying such functions.
Mr. Murray had located his slit-cyl-
ihder Lozier automobile in :1 Stamford
garuge and had one oi! F. E. Lock-
wood's cars, with George Lockwood.
and Jesse Colwell therein, in High
street, South Norwslk, to convey them
to Stamford. The young people locat-
ed this auto in the dusk and planned
the attack nicely.
do another six-cylinder Loxier scv~
oral or the ushers departed in hot
pursuit of the Lockwood cur. Mr.
Lockwood; however. had driven the
car through the back roads, and the
ushers reached Sinilord in advance or
the couple. But, knowing the garage
where the Murray car was, they wait-
ed there and when the brldti and
groom arrived they were met with pret-
ty stilt opposition and were showered
and showered with rice and conitettl.
Once in'thclr own car, ~iiowei?éit, and
the chase was over. for Mr. Murray
has his Lozler equipped with racing
gear and he was soon among the miss.
but. The young peoplq had decided to
drive to New York and continue their
trip today.
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Every day some IlON-pltronlt who
ought to come to your store so also
where—to their own and your dim!
vantage—because your sdvartiuins
us not quite travelling enough.
Daughter-«Impossible! I will nov.
er marry Mr. Millions. He has hid-
eous red hair! J
Motherw—Hesvonsi
What in hair?
.lic’hns lost nearly all of itimrtiick.
«Mum "scams
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miniature ' ‘iil’till’ Mining
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Bargain for
Star S‘oapWrappens
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$1“.49Wash
Skirts 99c
Tailored Tub Skirts, made of
high grade iincnc that is always
easily laundered. Model the very
lzttcstyi'cgniarly $i.49. Tomor-
row, all‘nizcs, including out sizes,
99 cents. .-.
_ single
Linen {Suits
$4.95 & up
Linen Suits, made in white, lentil-
er, Copenhagen or natural lin'en,
_ breasted and Norfolk
styles: skirts have high girdle;
sizes 14 to 44. Oil sale $4.93 and
tip. v
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Linen Coats
that ,F it
\\_'c will show Saturday a big line
oi Linen Crisis. Many styles and
all sizes ........ $2.49 and up
FrocksforWomen
and Misses
$4.95 to $12.50
Compare our Summer Dresses
with those from Other stores-—-
compare for style, iiiatcrzils, skill
in cutting and workmanship.
Then compare prices. Many
dresses are samples; only one of
a kind. Prices range from ..
$4.95 to $12.50
Tlib Dresses
“$1.25 to $5
Easli season we increase our ef-
fortsw-scek more earnestly to
give our customers later and bet-
ter styles and bigger values. How
well we have succcbded this time
We will leave to you. Comparison
will show. We urge you to make
comparison. Prices range $i.25
"Mid-Summer Hats
75c to $3
Come to this store .if you want to
, select your new mid-summer Hat
from a big line of styles and at
a moderate pricé. Here you will
find everything that is new in
White Hats. Sec window dis-
play. 75c to”$3.
39c Peanut Straw
Hats 15c.
Again tomorrow 100 extra good
unhiityi’mnut Straw Hats: reg—
ularly 39c. For Saturday 15c.
wWomen’s Service-
’ able Hosiery
We call your attention to our
line of fine Hosiery. Every pair
we guarantee to give satisfacton
or a new par it return. That’s
how we stand in back of our
liosc.
Lisle HoselZ‘éc to 50c~
Silk Hose 50c to $1.50
Try Out-Hosiery for Wear.
Short Kimonos
12 cents .
200 Short Kimonos, worth 19c,
just the thing ,-.for tlis weather,
While they last 12c each.
$1.25 Silk Gloves
$1 pair
in with: only, 16 button, extra
fine quality silk. all sizes; regu-
ly $i.25 value. On sale tomor-
row $1.00 pair.
is Waists $1.49
Chic, skillfully made Blouses. loo
Waists in several of the very lab
est models; waists that are worth
to $5.00. '
$3. For Saturday $1.49.
i the homes in the district where more
lure children, in the pursuance or bill
oittrtitwlsttttotit. tlE-Ett-
BABES its PilltiBIPAL
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tions, which, dpon being answercd
brought from the mayor an nodules
conch that was loudly applauded. The
hull was tilled evidencing the unusual
interest in the affairs at the school.
Principal bouts Agi’rtiit was ru-en-
hns been successful in obtaining bet-
ter attendance .thsn over helmet. and
, so tactfully, that henna the good with
land respect and support. or all the
homes in tho district.
Thu committee, 0.13. Jackson. cults.
N. Arnold. and C. M. Daniels, were
united by the meeting for tho mmflm' prepared with and road to: the henc-
Wm. and was voted 1‘ salary or “MOW lit of the meeting their letters to the
which was mild him this present your“ wisctmcit, culling that board to do
Practically everything; took the flannel their duty under the law. to the board
as predicted in Tim Scutinl pm we“, of school visitortt, to Secretary 01‘ mall!
and in the mm, at mamas,“ the,“ lilac. and his roply, which commends
principal, the money was voted trotnfihi3 attitude Will" it? “it? committee.
the treasury. No tax was laid last. and those to Altomcytlonortti .iotiti
mm H. Light stilling tor it decision on the
Mayor Iflnnfigun In I“. q‘rmflonfl mailer. WING“ “lo dommltlw 1‘0th
drained to ltnow war tilti ocular 11"! been ignored.
school committee retrained from» an At his tum part at the meson“;
tending the joint meeting with the
duties and that. the present principal t
have worked with the principal till ,
‘- the past year. "
The following resolution broiled,
‘by Commlitceman Daniels was all
tied:
lihflolvgd. That ilw districtcom ‘
too of the Collier school district ’
l and ihcy are hereby empowered and}.
rented to cause an invmtlsatlonto ”7“.“
intldli concerning the legal effect to!" "
vote passed tor the coilsoiidntioltis‘é
iii-t! schools or the town at the in ;
ittomot. held on the first. Monitor ,[
October. tint. and to mpioy can"
and hike whatever shim may he“:
canary to ascertain the rights shill“
ligation» or said Center school til ‘ if:
hit directed by the vote tor soil
lilmdlm'l the action, taken, lit
and it ill further ‘
Resolved, that the sum of "lib
its much at it as may he notions
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school board. tili- quantum were
very much in this with those million or
dorm it. Mummies. of the Union school
district, hypnwmiiim J. Trusty, at
, the town meeting on Tuesday evening.
The. committee were prewar hilly
prepared with answers to the littlest
dolls and mm Finnegan and his
. ’tnoetiiii; were interned that thorium-
I mum Minuteman” l0;liW“l.llhtt
‘ . that-oil: notwnconmtltteennd that
. they with! not. us titty mason why;
. minnmu~,mm a starch whim
sugars Wilthiitm which in tan: it,"
i within. “their answer in this nitration
All Wishes pits in accord with that
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miles to, or. shamanism“
Frederick Buckley watt chosen it! are» and the some is hereby ”mpg .
’tttdiug oldest. , itroni the treasury til tutti (i ‘3
‘3 Oliver is. stinky Was elected lilol‘it school district therefor. ‘
‘ in italicised William l... Blower. round Thermuowing resolution, pen
5 It. hurt relished truth the cities or up: by commitment“ Jackson. m J
.coiisctor and it. about undetected ted: ‘ .
Ital; the place. Fetter-tel: hucmylyu Resolved. that the district on ..
reelected treasurer of the district. tea or the (renter halibut sinned”
oommittssnisa Arnold was reelected and they ano'iiorehysmpowei‘sd.
tor three years. the other medium directed to employ clenchin- u; ‘
taunt not 3min: completed tut yet. ‘ that for the mute:- school in ”
Alter his ~mtihg hint «alumni outwith ensuing your: and
the committee {06k panellist ruin Resolved; that the will our
into the cities tutti that tl‘lid tum tits and the flame to limit: . '
contract tor the ensuing retire thrill min the twin? '31 W
tm dram up in Mill tom. an“. active! dismal for ‘ wuss
mint and animal. _ with strain to“ at tutti-
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