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Evening sentinel, Friday, February 23, 1917 · page 8

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DAY CARDS, CON-2 :1 ha: in the box.
CARDS,‘ 3135 a. one dollar.

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AfRDS AND BIRTH. Soft hats nt‘$2.5o and $3.50.

Derbys at $2.50 and $3.50.

nogers 81 Stevens

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. L ‘(nlds, 23012.1, “12211112211012 cards and birth
gannouncemmtlr 2111 engrmed and at

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aving mo in 1121:; 1122c, come in and 12:2 "us

as it. is. agents are 12

$101125 for 112:2 rental of 2 '211 5'1")“ 11122221 I" )0“ 31 LUHHPHY' 3. 11"
' ' . .Soulll Main street
my hats, lerln 122225, 0' 11112222 9 2 «WA variety of caps, ()‘llrien‘s.
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i That 17 22 .'2 old 1121111 (roger.

xiii being urtdc 1'o1' 1':2:l tixeS‘
late William Murédecl 2, of Dan-
211.1.“ thought, 121213‘ lltht‘
'loilve of Mary Musden, who
Paw Paw, 111 in 1910 leaving
amounllnalo $712222. t) which
boe-ll claimed by heirs.

11‘0111 her home in
more than wetk
22 month ago 2122221

strangely 2121251222.:

New York city for
Vi'-:ilt‘2.l Bridge-1101‘!

2222112221 on a 222121221122. was learned yes-
terday police authorities who 222'22i
t'ollowi'lgr which 22222;:
lead to the apprehension of the young",
woman. 2

52-2‘222'221 clues

. have been made slippery by
snow of yesterday. ’l‘r222'el
' have covered (‘2)11,‘ltl‘y toads
W they 12222 especially treach-

——-Roast \‘ettl 202: lb. New York Mar»
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February Furniture Sale

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One of the prettiest wedding cere.
monies that has been held in Norwullr

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Most extensive variety of Tailored Skirts in Poplin and .

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”0r 5‘7"“ ' “me “"15 “hemmed 13‘" ‘ Serge, full flaring, circular and pleated models; all sizes ‘ 2‘
2223122: :22 (1 o’clock in the. Norwallt '1 it Q 1’ .9 .
i‘engregutional Church when the 11232.9.4 $3 98 $4 98 $5 98 \ l/ ‘73" "989
'1': 11:52 1". MCGrt‘gol; united in luar : 9 - o 0 21" 11' ~ 't :22 a 0—,“ . /
lriagt. Miss \anu Vivian Gregory, “g 1" § ; W A 27"“, 0
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gre- V “t 1‘ Vi)" . Bead!“
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9 ~onrt Skirts

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31511231125, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fro
'21::‘12'1; Dunks, of Crenbury.

The bride 2' as handsomtlv gow 3:192]
in white tulle (1222' (leol‘gtne crt'pe,
trimmed with bands of sil2‘21" and 1211
feta. She 221. ‘o 21"020 21 court train of'
.white taffeta caught with sil2‘,er and

$105525 .

2188th will do the
work of $1.00.

HOOSIER CABINETS FROM
$20.85 UP

Elaborate display of all the new colorings in plaids and.

stripes.

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'1212122 22212 veil taught. 221111 orange i ' '

1blossoms. 1.11222 czilried a beautiful " . ’ r ' . . ~ . 12‘. i

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H'\:owtl" 11012212221 (22‘ brid‘l loses and. {f2 k trlp‘ a eta l k“ ts . ‘9‘ 1‘ leg SlOI'age for
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Mrs. 12.111221 Roberstou, sister of the § Diessy shined top models showing- the very new color 7" ‘ Fullfle DCllvefy.
bride, was matron of honor and 221221 1, . combination in stripes Spatially priced ' 2.22 "’1,
was uttracthely dressed in pink emf-.21 ‘, 2.1 —-~ --
2m 2222 1:21 trimmed with bands of 2 $5 49 $6: 49 /' N
211221; :‘2211'1 She. curried a bouquet of i\ l“. "'7
pinl: rot-222:2 and sweet peas. if .» '2‘? 1“. 20 F Off

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’l‘ho bridesmaid was .‘viisa Florence ’ ‘5'. BABY CARRIAGES 1N REED a on
ilnnlts. of Weston, 225151222' 01 the. """"”‘”‘ ,2 AND ALL FINISHES .
bridegroom. Miss 85“le 22213 1181121‘ 2W FROM A" Md '
somely council in 1112111 lullt' over sll-l. 1:1 $15.00 To $45.00 2 Se.

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2 1 222 21102 22 p m 2L1 2‘ Open 8 Charge Account

rietl a beautiful bouquet of white roses
221221 sweet peas.

Clayton l".- Gregory, brother of the
bride acted as ‘lfl‘hl 1222222. The ushcru

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Clarence E. ‘Crol‘ool, Edwin 1,. ‘Han~
ford, James H. Hanfol‘d, George Hun-
ter, Harry M. Hubbell and Julian I).
present

e ‘ice or snow lies beneath
doy night’s full of snow. Au-
flinch, they say, lune been sliding

the roads at such places.
. 11911011111' were among those

1310111 2.221222 232' 112. NOW 1'02"“ at the State Letter' Curriera’ Associa-
' 110.22 meeting, held y'estetday in New
' ' __,.-_._,.,# Britain The local men report that it

was the finest nil'uit' they had ever
attended.

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Bank Cashier Almost a Wreck—Howl
He Rogained Strength

South Norwulk people will realize

.111: ll this l~2 one more link in 112.22. w'-2121

dell’ul chain of evidence moving 112211

\'12201, which contains beef and cod

liver peploncs, iron and manganese

't the First District (‘ommis-
'wlll attend the meeting of the
._ 'lature 22: lltntt‘ord 2122.22 Tuesday,
the interest of the bond issue hill
the First 1)istricl.’l‘he commie
are. asking for the light to is
' do to raise the amount of $2230,-
The water tax in'tlle t‘irst 132.»
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"1 bus been 2'2222-12' ed by Masons
i'wllk that the Super Excellent
Degree in to be exemplified in

917. There 1‘5 to 112222 11:122- Mr, Chas. Ogle, Mourox'lu ~Mdtl,l
1 concerts, and other feu- says;

is probable that some Non . 212' 2212221'.‘ yours: l “'22:: 21 5010122 ‘
ll attend. » '12‘212'12122'. 1122212 for three yearn war-2

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Frederick County,
last three 222221222 1
12.22 22 been 22215121221'211’2122- l2h~t\2211on
‘211 11.112. .\ly122'22'e.9 got 121 such :2
had condition, and with poor nusilniltb
112112 01 10021.1 22‘ 223 [22222 becoming 22
p122 2.222211 211121 22122211221 \2'1'.eelt Sector; 2111
advertisement for Vinol l pulchu‘uul 12
bottle, and found it. to be. exact 1y 2212.1
I needed. 12122222 not only benefited
my nerves, out built'me up both men-
t211!_2.' 12.21 physically, and I want. to rec.-
ommend it to anyone suffering 2222 1
21121."

Try :2 122222122 of Vinol with the 2221
(10111121211112: 111221 your mailer will be
lettn'ned if it does not help you. —~
Fltmk H. Baxter, South Norwelk. 21ml
22.1 21191932112222. drug stores in all Conn.
towns—Adv;

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:e'o liberally .to the pension
lie Episcopal (“l1uH'h 112221
now’ no question about 11222
the county 22 2111 2222122221 of
Charles G. Sanford, presi-
10 First National Bank, of
port. (21122111222211 of the. pension
221222222222 in this county, 2 2212
' St. John' 2 Church in 112121110-
11251 contributed $10, 750

.111 eut'soft hats O'Brien‘s.

believed the bill introduced in.
lature by A1102 1222v Hnwnrd
not Danhul‘y. which provides
state highway department re.
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“MOVES SKIN AFFECTIONS ,

Ono package proves it- Sold out!
finnennteed by chow Vino! drones-L.

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Good Job Punting

‘00. Paper, Best Work, Best Prices

Last year most for the
fi . be state were forced to pay
emble amount for the removal .

:h'oin state highways. l

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EXTR‘ACT_ ‘
Soecial Price

79¢ BOT.

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38' NORTH MAlit STREET

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'11 fly Wolcolt Council No. l. pe‘ptonntes .11121 nlyeel'opl2ot;pl2ates. 122222 ‘
;‘M':. at Hartford. Thursday. no equal to create silel 222112.

were Stanford Neguss. lidwurtl 1"). Grill:
rod, and Andrew Perry. The. ceremony
was performed at six o'clock last even
ing, and 21222 church» was beautifully
decorated with palms. ferns, and
smilux. The following musical pro-

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grain was delightfully re1.'.lered by:
lfrof Alexander (2222:2021. ' 1
Fragment Symphonlque 12.2.2222:th ‘
Minuet in I" ............... .‘E. 811213

you want the .1238
made. It’" s 222.52 buy-word for

$2.51) CARPET SWEEPER

Pastornlc in G S. B. Whltney ‘
March 1:1 I) ............ A Guilmum; FOP $1.35
‘Dreums tnew) 11.5 Sioughton

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‘ \t'tet 1122- wedding ceremony, 21 re.
(:- ptlen 22. as held for relatives and im-
2222221122222. ll‘lt’lltlsufll 21222 home of the.
bride. 58 Newtoun men .e. The house
122'2212 1222122150122er decorated with p:21n2s.. \
f,» 2115, 22nd cut f'lowcrs. llelxlyn enter— a
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SEE WINDOW DISPLAY

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l'HONE 909 3 "‘ PROMPT uEleenr 22,
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Ibride 22222 gownt-d in block tulle 02 e1

21112'2212 2211111 2112112222-21 with jet,o11d 1‘ El CO.

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bridegroom was dressed 121 2121:}; 21222::
Georgette crepe trimmed with 112122113 '
221' 1112222 222221 gold tum-tn. Sieam Dying a Cleaning CO

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ltuth Anderson, of l’ittnflold, Mass, '4‘, . . .2 g Formerly known as Bridgeport Steam Dyeing &. Cleaning 00. o
MF- “lid MT?» J01101111 ”- F-I‘lSl’it‘: N g N01‘Wuy MaCkl rel - _ - .. 88 : Silk Dresses, Gloves. Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned. '
Bridgeport, Mn- 211221 321112. Fl‘I‘dt‘l‘lCr. .»"- ‘ ' I
lluwkes of Bridgeport, and Mr. 1222-! St Gufton (,Odflh'h .- . _ 190 H- LYNGE Prop.
:ir: William Nuthnugle. of. Sll‘lll" I ( df h 249 State Street ' —BRIDGEPORT_
or 2 4 2 ' t _ _ _ ' ‘.‘
The happy couple were presented -‘ [:nlbd O L 13c WWW” " T ' A ' d
with many beautiful gifts among 0 S‘er 1 lb can _ _ _ 55 , ‘ . “ ,
which were silver, cut glass, linen, ’ ' c
furniture, and money. The bride- " “ 1"”) ‘ ' ‘ ' (:0 RSE I S
groom‘s {:th ol‘ the bride was a hand Q ' can - ' 30C '
some string of tarts and the bride's
512‘: m the ”brmigmom 21 8222221122; sil- -' Crab Meat, 1 lb. can - . 37C Corset service is not merelycarcfulfitting. This, to be
WY 111021022122222 122222 buckle 32221222 pins v- “ l _ _ ' sure, is an important part, but equally important is the .
MW 212.22 mm] m the best man 2121-1 '2; /2 lb_ can _ . . _ : 230‘ so cction of styles that ar."strictly in accord with Fash-
‘thc ushers. The bridesmaid received m . 1 . ~ - ‘ ions dicmtes' ‘ ..
igold bar pins, and the matron of 110:1- V, continental baldlnes . " - 6c Theré are many makes he“: to dime from. Our 5“
0,. a handsome new set brooch. t »‘ ‘ lection has been done with infinite are—and we are just~
'Both of the newly married young ‘ Red Alaikfl Salmon ' '. - 20C 15' proud Of What we have-
111002210 are very 2.222” known in Nor- ii - " . , ’ ‘ Arnong the hundreds of models or our 31 n: is ONE '51
Iwalk, having lived 1:2 this city since ‘1 Shrimp, pH‘ (3" " f - 120 which is the right corset for your figure—a corset designed
their birth. Mrs. Banks was a school 2', especially for your actual proportions. "
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.teaeher for three years, in Dorian, and
Mr. Banks is now engaged in the

Find this model by consulting our mrsetiere.
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‘u-nolesale seed business. After an 2211- M”. Raul Bartram, of 52 Meadow guiety or the Occasion. Dancing was

tended wedding trip, the hapDY_C°“Ple street. Mrs. Bartram was completely enjoyed "throughoubthe evening to‘ex-

1W1“ reside in the" 21ewly,buug 091'-:,22:2.222:e:2 but upon recovering proved cellent music 'turnished by 22 New . ' fl

mge’ 1n “eaten. . _ ‘10 be a graceful hostess. A most York orchestra An excellent dinner ‘ ' ., ‘ ’
—_ ' g pleasant evening was enjoyed. Games was served at 1]: 30 ocloek. .' ‘ 2. . ~

 

1926;:“33‘: 21:0?th ’12:: ii; 33;: were played and selections were “ten,
Mrs W F Ambler in honor of their dared on a victrola. Atasty collation Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Jessup 2421112221
241211122 set-,vetl and the guests departed last week on the steamer hence. for
“guest, Miss Ethel C Wurtzbaeh of 29 their homes With many hearty cou- Daytona, Florida, to be gone two
12““ ”355\ The decorations “'9‘" ln gratulations for Mrs. Bartram. The mouths. Mr. Jessup, as usual, took
accordance with Washington‘s Blrth- hostess was the recipient of a hand- 111‘: car with him
(in). 1222:: Wurzbach was dellghtfullytstzu'r [em and [em dish and other , ‘
umprised and was the recipient of‘g‘iits too numerous to mention Among A" J, 'Angeuine, of Flax Hill Road
many valuable presents. _Dllring the those present were: Mr. and Mrs. has gone to Florida, taklng his car:
evening there Were instrumental and Fm: 13811119“ Mr 311d Mrs George and will tour the southern states, re-
(2222.21 selections and a ho tlf l colla-
“‘3‘? was serve 21 .. “'11 ‘1 31123222231 Elllmofilgerh figgmxggteefi'; turning about 222—2:32:11 of May.
1221. 112:1: ”iii?”i~..t‘§f“.cl';2‘“mi‘ 12:: 00:9- William‘Salter. Mauroe Neuter. Mr. and 'Mrs. m‘wls H Nash, or Flax
212:2. Charles Petty, Mr. ana'nm‘pred 222:2: Bertha Bennett. Elmér Bennett. 12111 Road, left 2122:: week for 1222121222:
22122:: Myrtle Mills, Master Leongrd 2111!! where they will spend Several

‘~':e_,hell Miss Lois Marsh; Miss Max--
0.1 Jarvis,:Mi-. and Mrs. .103 Taylor, lef!i2ngs.lM1-. and Mrs. Pan! Bar-tramway; for the leneflt of Mr. Nash's'

 

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Home-made Potato Salad , ‘3' 1"1'1"
New York Bologna: and We fresh mode ev-

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.12. and Mrs. Frank De Waters, -._——- ' " ~ . :z . ..‘

1222: Johnson, Mr. 21123 Mrs. Ppgh, As a mu" mam!“ 0!. wuh 'health. . er'y day. _ ' K 3 Hill

ll. and Mrs. Harry toiling, Miss ' _ . ' ""‘ . ‘ ‘, . '1“ 5m

'Iuth Themes. Mr. Russell Thomas, mil" ”fl-hm. the Gaunt?! Club Mrs. Harriett Chombltss of 4 Her- ”gut“; 21:31:? Hess-p “”3" ”’5 ‘
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22321;; Gafim, Rafio‘iwznifn 1113.11.12] s autos lui «mag. The club m venue, has left for s trip to Osl-
B may on f- In rooms were to manual Ital-sis. when

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