and Pillow Cases '
and sheets. $1.25,- $1.50, 31.75.
.3011". 28c, 30c, '350 and 45c.
sock batiste.
- complete assortment.
F. ‘K. BANKS
Pillow cases 350, 39c and 45c, full
Gretones, a new assortment of pat
Dong- cloth at 25c, 300. 35c and 381:
. Chmbric, Beach cloth and voiles, a
Indor momma hotel, 'wu
Washington street, South Nor-walk
NOEWALK
.50 CIETY
and Personal -
_ NEWS
L
“‘H
7 WEATHER romcss'r.
western districts.
charge and returned to his homi-
Vi’ilson avenue.
Raymond Bros.
The entertainment cunnnitiel»
"“ Lady Jennings Lodmn Shepherd's
, For Norwaik and vicinity: Fair to-
night; Friday cloudy: moderate shitt-
_ ing winds. Pleasant weather with:
3 femperatures generally below normal
. prevails this morning in all districts
‘ east of the Mississippi river. The cold
' ~wave continues along the northern
v'border from Montana eastward to
Michigan. Prince Albert in the Brit-
ish Northwest reported a minimum
temperature of forty below zero and
White River. Canada. a minimum of
44 below. ”Frost-5 were reported as far
south as New Orleans. A disturbance
of considerable intensity central over
Cdiorst‘m is causing unsettled weather
with rising tempcraturc in thc south-v
“r‘ e an.
’ @ilyhews ..-. .
Arthur Louis Yonnu. ol‘p the L'. S S.‘
Salem, has received hi; honorable dis '
m—R) ls ' I‘I'st .\' \‘zlk.----i Il'e , ‘- i --~
“ ” :MAM CHANGES IN
Bethlehem will "”1“! Friday chninf—Zl
or MEN’S ‘
TROUSERS
We 're closing out 'a lot of
Men’s Trousers at a. big reduc-
tion in prices.
Good, substantial, durable,
well-made Trousers, suitable for
work or dress, in a big assort-
ment of shades and patterns.
Helm. of Long Island, who his 11
a largc number of friends here.
f‘linton. Conn. \V'hilc there Mrs. Mr!
I; cl'mr attended a “’ashington bl'rth
affair. and was a splendid sucoess.
Mrs. William T. Haviland and chil
5
Regular $5.00 3 45
quality at . . . $ I .
ROGERS“ 81' STEVENS
So. Norwalll
llnngalo, “West. avenue.
l-‘rcd Rinse". the noted aztor, or .\'or
Norwalk
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mil
1
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2 gm“?
' making a great success.
(ll 1
()l
ivd States -lrmy_
”null-tim- with Albert Relyea just ttlli‘ty— --.\..._..
Feb. 28 with Mr, and Mrs. Chill‘li‘fiuive years ago. After serving as I)EFICIENCY BILL .
Thompson, Fort street. East Nth-walk. _} *‘k . ‘ . , . _‘
,t ii in lht. be“ iork Custom Housl. 2
OFFERED IN HOLSE
Those living in South Non-Walk "to.“ :and during several years‘ residence in
7:30.
at Baxter‘s druc stori- no later thunflhc south. he returned to his old in-
:irarion and in 190?. formed partners tContlnucd from Page One)
§\\'itll Judge “‘alsh under the firm .__.—
'namc of Vt alsh & Hubbell The Rivers, llarbonl tnd bridgcs
Tlu‘ NQ'W l‘lllllr‘lt‘l“*‘Alllfllt'ul enter; on [he lane!~'s appointment ‘0 it. Coimnittce reported in a pn‘ 'n prl*‘w
tainmcnt at (:mnmuniiy ball. by MN. Lijudgeshlp of the Court of Common prime 51.000.000.000 for 34“.“th “m
A, Friday evening, Feb. 28th
35c.
'ricketsll‘lm“ in 1917 this partnership was roads. It was referred to the Appro-
gdlssolyed and each occupied other of. pl-iations Committee.
{lilacs ln‘tlle same building. - -. . .Judgeslllp' resalutions ndopted‘iil the
! Mr. bitch also located his finst ot‘ senate were l‘o‘rJ. '1'. Mama at New
Buckingham Punt, w. R. c... ‘nolil ‘nc'eln the Gazettefiuildlng when he amino: 8. N. Brnlnnrd and L. 'r. M.
their regular sewing session
yester-.§opcned a seller-fl advertisinsbuslnessnnaey, at East Hartford: r A; Score
inn‘ Nov. 11th. 1909, occupying desk and H. If. Sedieid. at Naugamck.
a: ' "at l '. home if Mrs.- . ,
at?" lrternoon “9 1 V' (t , [mum m 0m"? 50.10- H0 removed The House. adopted the resolution rc~
Gilbertztiorton, 2 Sum” mw ermm';'° ”H‘- Hayes bllllt‘Jllg. NO- 7 Main :ipiminting.Senaior Bartlett Judge at
The meeting served a two-fold pur~;strect in 1915. and Just onc year la- [Bridexxmrt‘
’ pose a. the American tiled Cross and “‘1' ‘00k up his present (marten;- . An unl‘lu'orablc report was made on
the W._ R. C. both profited by
molly-here he has done. general newspaper a resolution for C. B. Maxfiold as dop-
'work, and has acted as uptown rep- my judge at Orange.
W011i it'CCOWDH-“ht‘d and the “19“1b9r5;l'cselitative of the Sentinel since 'Ap-' iluum- favoralflc reports were on
social afternoon.
l
——l"o-d 'cars‘ ror‘mr'ef‘ Tell 16133.3.
3 .
SPRING HUNTING
. .. .. 'losazion in this 'fliV. , , .
Hum W1“! 3. KODAK and get, _ . . ‘7 ‘ , the board of trustees m any statc infill:
your supplies from
I confided 715011" THE
were provided with a very pleasantliil 151, 1918. Contributions,’ a'dri-r- bills for a finance board in Bethel’. n
.1, - pmwna‘ttr'aluminum:‘
. i e . oi ill:
’ ML and W“- W”“\‘;"‘;:l: gave as gldnown to have been- in the taxicab , .
legeiable farm. of l on ‘ . ' {Thursday night, also was missing. HARTFORD, Feb. 27.——The newly
llleil guest for a. few days Mrs. iMllcrs ! It is the present theory of the detec- created commission to investigate the
brother. First Class privme Adolph lives that Coppola may have been beat- condition of trolley companies in the
lat ,cn to death with the wrench at someI
many in medical hospitals. Private
Hohn was prior to his enlistment. a thing to connect him with it. save the oommissi
for celebration, given by the. Sunshine
walk. is spending the weekend at. his "“0 You believe the story your bro-.
home in l~‘.lm street. His new act. is
Continued from First Pate.
carrying a rovblver in the pocket or
. the left hand door of his automobile. "A CiVfl Engineer Lawyer - , . 2 .
—_--~—-—~-.-.: but no weapon w W m the an. and Labor 'Leader In- given us a splendid opportunity to otter same at real money
when it appeared at the Weisel garage. .1 ,
{A heavy monkey wrench. which is duded
{circumstance that Coppola is gone and comb this afternoon. They are:
frequent visitor in Norwa'k- and ““5 Pratt. so it is asserted, tried to Sell Frederick s. Chase of W'aterbury:
.‘ihe missing man's car. - John H. Perry of Fairfield' Ira N
I F. 0. Pratt declared yesterday that Ornbum, the labor leader: of New
Mrs. E. , Mccregnr, of the, Green.§nis bmiher’caane to New York early I11Liven: Aithur M. Waite or Sharon.
"‘2“de to her home. yesterday. at- ,rlon the day in question, and that a 811d Francis R. 00019)’. Of Hartford.
apt-mung -. few davs with friends lnlmiiresfi Would be Produced at the The senate members are Dillon of,
. ., « ,proper time who would testify to hav- Huntington. Bough of “Washington,
' ing served him luncheon some time and Fox (dem.) of New London, and
-around noon. She was able to remain; the House members Shaw of Reading,
b6? him. the accused man's brother Beckwith of West Hartford, McKnight
l Re 1' .50 - ’ '-
l - 31118- $3 ‘ 2 45 - 2.:c'tclv, of Clinton. and which was one f:;d{h:efna:isle he had ‘jollied her dur- oNf 1‘31an and McCarthy (dem.) of!
. . ’ >- _ .. ‘ ‘ a. 2 ew aven.
quahty at 2‘ . . . I of the hrs: m (41% of the season in that. Arthur. according to his brother. al- Of the governor's appointees Mr.
place. The celebration was a costume'so visited an unnamed business estab- Waite was in the last House, was (on: .—
.p
lishment in the vicinity of Central merly a civil engineer on the New
’Park to have a toy belonging to his York Central road, and as represen-
. 6-year-old son repaired. He said mevlative was on the roads, bridges and
salesman who waited on him would rivers committee. Mr. Ornburn is
til-en of Bridgeport. and Mrs- Charles swear to his presence there and that secretary of theh State Federation of
E. Steele of Ansonia have returned this would be. further corroborated by Labor; Mr. Chase, a manufacturer of
to their homes after a visit with their a young Woman clerk. She remember- “alm'bllri’. Mr. Perry. a lawyer of
mother,‘ Mrs. \K’illiam H. Swords at the cd it was Friday, the 14th. F. O. Pratt distinction. and Mr. Cooley, a banker.
said. because she had an appointment ‘ --—--
My ‘5. «may that lay an: m :9 PALMEll-‘NAMED r012
Vifallgd. i ediat‘els alter his brother ATTORNEY GENERAL
tlicr told about meeting Rosenthal in .3 . ,
the bark and buying‘the car of him?" ““"HI‘VHVC’N- F‘ U 37‘- 4\~ “ili‘ll'
l-. O. Pratt was asked. 'tn ”Elinor :(May was nominated b"
’ ‘ i "No," he answered. "1 think he is ”:93“. . .. g _ . .
l UPTOWN OFFICES Harry J. Smith has returned to his keeping something back. Mouton up. “in“ m bp'A‘mmm'mm‘l
‘ hrml- in Sprint: strcct, haVinl: received (the Pratt attorney) doesn't think he.
cial.
had anything to do with Coppola's (“8- Mr- l’nlmvr prollhbly will cit-u oral-c
‘ nt'iu -d ron P . 0 H ; l a ‘ h.r - from tho Uni-
(t’u " ( I l age I" m “(mom ’1 d1” 1 m appearance, but that he is foolish." Jiarch 4. th.- dale lentallvelv fixed in-
Private Detectives t Work . . - u . w -
. [Retails or the thing :‘hicll Pratt‘s .lltorni} 0‘ nual (n‘egory m" his "1'
=relalives will claim is the real re muwnwm when he resigned SOYel'al
tor 'ihe olmulielir‘s disappearance are months “30 ’0 return ‘70 1’11”"o prac-
:Sald’lt)\hn\'eul{)cen unearthed in the ticeof law, ‘
Soul 1 form; gsicillian colony by -. ' 2
anzt‘lllu ol‘ the Schindler detective agen- “the ’i‘muniauoh 0! MI“ Palmer as
jcy which has been engaged by the "V H" “(mm‘y Custodian “M "m hm“
“mu”. to seek to unravel the m 'ste . announced, and there has been no in-
, ‘ 3 T) _
of the ygung mans disappearance. .Iimatlon as to Who inav succeed him
B?l“‘(.‘n the time l'ratt was first in that ol'i'icn
i‘elmscd on $1.000 bail and rearraign- \l p '. .
led Tuesday. he visited brad's island. ‘ r. “mm is a "at"? 0' Strands“
. off Darlen. where his mother owns a hunt. Pa., and forty-seven years old. He
augmsgumgfgfeflgd where it “g at was zraduated from Swartbmorc (fol-
ev wy I e police that, the like in 18‘s} and two voa ‘
. . . t , t y _ . rs later was
'mlssmg man had; been murdered. . admitted to ”K; bar ‘
' Vt. M. Weed. a wealthy resident of ‘
Brush ”Mild. llf‘al‘ Darion. told detcc- '1“ 1908 [1-) was elw'ed to (‘unsress
lives yesterday that he 5,“, a now au- and served ihrce terms from the 26th
unhindered?" Eff“. ‘" "““““”"“““‘ ”“1"“ mm“ "
. _ . i a u :3“ 1“ l l . - ' ’. '1‘
oclock on the afternoon of Febru- on"), m 1h“. Committee on ““3"
my 14. He “w three men leave it and Means, and framing the metal
and walk toward the “me cluster Ol’ schedule in the Underwood bill .Sincv
(villages. he said. But they were 200 1912 he. has been a member of he .Va-l
gtiscmems, etc., should be left at the. :‘npcrimcudcni of highways in Fair- yards away from him and he pml‘ess- Hana] mimoprauc Committe‘e in 191:
,‘flld location until Monday, March 12rd. llold. extending the time for organiz- ed. to be unable ‘.u identify any oi _ . .
'llna'l silt-r that in Room No. 2. l'mzmio- in}: the Daniclson and Wlliimantlc them. F. O. Pratt asserted this to “mm“! ““ “‘9 Democm‘m “"ke' ("r
Shillilyng- I ‘ l l d 1 5mm Railway Company amending the
l i . 0 Pl ms com ”("1" ii; nflim- . - -
. . . : . .- . _-l :n Mil tale
em Bridgeport, but has recently remoc» is:.::i’llJfigftgxlpagijk'nl ‘ d h
ted to {Fast Norwail; and has for some - "I‘ll: S‘i-n'ill- received q “avor'lb‘v “L
'-llllli‘ ccn lool'ins. to: l ‘ '- '- ' ‘ ' . - ' A ‘ '
’ ‘ ‘ “'1‘“ nu nt - port on‘ the ‘th‘ 'WhiCh' provides. that
g 5 ' ' < . union at which teachers are. employed.
f SECRETARY SCULLY To ' nzay ln- ('lflsb‘l’tl as a public school and
ADDRESS COURT'L‘AUREL‘lIs'teal-hers may conic under the
Stillson-P‘owc" COTDOTRtiU“ i. ' ———.~- teachers il-liremenl systcln.
l‘lfllll Laurel. Daughters ol‘ ('iietllé'. “w SM‘MD nmmbers committee on
uiminplugml arc Ham-n. oi ltaddam:
South N orwalk
TRUNKS CONTAINING
VALUABLES.
If you are closing your
home—or if you are not ——
give certain bulky articles
of unusual yalue protec-
tion in our
ST DRAGE VAULTS.
The cost is small—de-
pmding upon the amount
of space a. package or
“rank occupies, and 'the
number of weeks left with
“5- - ‘ 'i swift
Storage Vaults—also ou
'Safe Deposit Boxes. '
Come in and inspect our
31mm thei' ‘atlzr . ' . -‘— . .
._ ' r'g‘ ‘ nu “mg last “”1 . \Mitcrnlan oi Lebanon, and t‘lync oi
limit and madv arrangements for a so? Now ‘llal'cn.
e'cial evening on “’vdnesday night;
: March 12. when John \V. Seull)’. who J ”W's“ approved and 5““ along to m”
. _ . . 'auproprialions committee- were those:
“as lormcrlx' or . '3 ‘ns , “ ._ "
, ‘ , . '_ ‘ u t m “1". capacity . A raisc from $3.000 to stimuli) for the
.oi knight» in (.HlllllthS HGCTMRI‘Y. Will highway, commissioner: a raiw to $6,~
”n". a tail; of his experiences. An m-f out) {yr the motor vehicle cmmiiission-
'rilaiion was received from Court (\w.' W with salt-flu for the deputy commis-
: . , . . . ’ - 1 ‘ z 101“ with other salaries in that de
'fllt.‘ o attend the r s .. . . ' ‘1” ‘ ‘
, l ‘ l 0U"! ”n“ (“9an parlmo-nt in bi- “Sod by the commis-
,_ and all members: who are. to accept the Sionpr. _
.invimtlon arc asked to meet at Baxg Favorable Scilni‘c- reports include-1
_ lm',‘ drug store at 3 o'clock. Another: those: increase of stock for the New
.inviultion was received from Court Millard Electric. Light Company '0
;}'t"l (‘l V,“ , r . , _ make specific. the prison or jail term
, \ llH .« lll. unit in Bridgeport to take} aim“ conviction of aiding prostitution
,part in their class initiation on Sun-‘instead of allowing an indeterminate
‘day. The Court laurel degree team sentence: authorizing the Bridgeport
_.wa.~<’also asked to confer the degree Gw“.l‘ig‘lt Company '0 issue bonds;
lorlnddlag the use of loose leaf binders
(:11 a class 01 All candidates. The mem< i‘or public records: providing rm- six
flu-9H4 who fli't_' planning to attend the members of the Public Health Council
. :lll'iclgepori initiation will meet at the in addition ‘0 the commissioner, ”19
l ' '
t Boston store at 12: if» Sunday noon and. ”nil-30" :0 appoint Lwobnlei‘mbers It”.
- ,. ,. 2 ‘ilan y:v 0 require l e an comm <-
. the til n “1 be ' *< I- ‘ . ‘ ~
, l H made 1'3 auto h“*~ lsloner to take trial balances in sav—
' ‘ . ' iings departments of trust companies
. 1 his meeting? is a very important one as in: duos in saving banks.
is. the plans for the. roast beef supper, Today's session in each branch was
gwllich the lodcn will serve. very soon ”1“- longest lhusfarnnd a "er-V consid—
' will be discussed and settled as far as ' erable amount or business ‘was report-
'cd in by committees. both through
favorable and unfavorable reports,
which number several score. The.
_ they can.
i
3 :Third ““1"“! Dance. niven I)" (‘1 :35. thus? had a heavy Icalcndar which is,
2 ix. E. B. A h ridzly, Feb. .28«—Red Men 9. ligmpned by adoption of a score oil -.
“'asilington street. . measures Which previously had passed
Hull.
‘ the Senate.
~...s- .
ENGLAND CANDY MFG. co. l
4: 10 South Main Street _
Sells the most Fresh Homemade Candies " because“ the 1 are
made daily in South Normal}: by- flrstclass candy makers; and
we only use the best materials; .Every sale‘we‘do we guaran— i
as that. Wigwam” j money. .. r - 1. -. +1 ‘
l
Among bill's curryint‘.’ salary in-x
052?“. were“ 4.21:. "5"
. membrane
bc‘additional evidence that his broth- the Senate. he was defeated by Scnalor
g; couldlnot haw- been in the party Pl-‘nrosc. The followinc year be war:
cause ’9 said Arthur was “'9" appointed by President \K‘ilson '\ Jul
. - . . ., . as
known to \\ ced and that the latter ot‘ the Unit)! gl.‘(,g (a ‘t 1-. Cl' -(, I
would have been certain to have rcc- _ M ‘ “ b 0‘“ 1 "NH“
oxnized him even 200 yards away. but declined to accept. I twas senor-
Mary Schaofep. 21 yeme old. who ally reported that he wa... offered t‘lc
tags on Billetofllocks alien“? Norwalk. “’ar portfolio in President Vl'ilson's
quest on yester ay y Mr. Un. f'rst ' , . .
liter. She is on friendly terms with ‘ cabinet,‘bu asked to be exulsetl
Pratt, the police say. but she denied because he “as a Quaker. _
that: she had “101.9 than H slight HC' “rhen thP United SmlOH entered ”i9
dominance-with. Coppola or that she war. Mr. Palmer 'became chairman‘of
-'ill?!hfi?:f13:3;ufi,§:fiflp”“‘ “’0‘." pr 00“" the Fifth District Board of Pennsylvan-
2 Wheelbarrow ‘mckg‘, on ”w sand in.“ under the select sedvice act. can-
from of the Matt bungalow on Pratt tinuino direction 0" “10 Board's 099m“
lsland were accounted for yesterday tion until October of the same year.
by Arthur's bl‘nthcr. who said “I!“ 110 when President'W'ilson named him 'ler was signed in the chapc
himself had made them on “'ashing- . -
flon‘s birthday when he found the bar— Alien propeity custodian. . .
grow outsidc and had hundied it to its M!" Palmer married M‘SS Roberta
.W'Ol't’l' place underneath the veranda. Bartlett Dixon. of Easton_ Md. and
: pr?“ “’1“ be "‘ml'ri‘igm’d before they have” one child. a daughter ten
Alaslslmle Marsh at 2 o'clock this vows 0m
aftcmoon. when it is, expected that ' ‘ '
the State will ask for a further con-
tinuance. a re quest that his brother PRINCESS PATR'C'A MARR'ED'
said yesterday would not meet with
opposition by the defendant. United at Westminster Abbey to Ad.
' .. miral R. lVl. Ramsey, R. N.
LON-DON, Feb. 27.—-Princess Patri-
cia of Connanght and Commander
.__._ “d...”
v‘ A ““101! provided with a rats masls
I 9
“His ,found on a German sol-flier who‘
i
gwas taken prisoner shortly before the, . . .
Alexander R. M. Ramsey. R. N, were
lC'PsSation of hostilities: says Popular Abl ti ,3
l , < ' 1 "3" H
.Mechamcs ‘Magazine. A ml” (.351, inarlied at “sisrlnlnster . _ , ;
lwm‘ 3 glass front is so constructed “002' d b lie.
,that when it is closed. with the watch T1" i-vrcmon) “a“ perforate 3 '1
' A 1‘ i "m; 4' "-‘nterbury, assisted by
:inside no corrosive enemy gas can -‘ '
fcnter the works and injure the dcli- the ”0“" “f “'estmmster and other
irate mechanism. ‘ noted acclesiastics. in the presence of
' ~_. .. .. 7 . _ __. iKing George and Queen Mary. and a
I
Q ' g ; , Qgreat assemblage of members of the
:21.» :2 . . .
' ' L I V royal faintly, distinguished officials of
STOP CAT‘RR"! “PEN {ll the British and foreign governments
NOSl'RllS AND HEAD
fand friends. and visitors from abroad.
Ambassador and Mrs. John W. Davis
were present. The Prince of Wales.
I I Says Cream Applied in Not-trails}: '
. . " made a s ecial .visit from the Conti ‘
g 2 Relieves Head-Colds at Once p '
“#55,; 3.123;“ E‘E’lfi ifi‘ggfil In the fashionable audience in the-
your head is stulfed and you can't great nave of the Abbey seats were
breathe freely because of a cold or found for a number, of the many
Cristal-Rm“ get a small bottle oi friends of the princess among the
apneriirzlaeg “itfiélif‘é‘lt p... and someway”
Mimic cream into your nostrils and or charitable organizations I,“ w “1’
let it penetrate through every an she was interested; -fl_ 1 ., . , ,
grosses Of your head, soothing and l The bridegntgg-edthefiflmy by um
931.33% the. inflamed. swollen mucougs "jgvest door, “.351” 5,.w:§my on 00,.
alarms
.; r .gfimcfixgfifimm "'me fulfill” and the wearing 0f Evening
orities admit. And thus tar. they ad- committee NOW C9mpl.ete
mil; too. there is muting actually to and Will Organize at With the return of our boys from service, there is more
prove that murder has been committed Capitol Tomorrow—~Prom- m m- - .
rthat , ill t t at _ 2 . ‘ soc inty and the need of those clothes is greater
gay time. 2 h V no um up merit Men In Body—Well- for came time past. than
The chauffeur we}; in the habit of Known Manufacturer 3 "
’ A recent purchase of Full Dress and Tuxedo Suit-s has
lanai t in h d d in state and to recommend legislation, if
_ . _. y spo a as t e ran an s‘necessary, to meet the existing condi-
bcen mustered out of sex-Vice .a‘. Fajnpgbody secreted in the woods. But; they “0118. Will meet. ‘0 orgtnize and plan
Meade, after duty in. Fran“ and (require no explanation of why Pratt its inquiry on Friday afternoon at the
should have wished his death, nor any- Copiuol. The citizen members of the
on were named by Gov. Hob.
. ”pent to attend the ceremony. i .
mum; ' AY. ran 27, 1919 , ‘.
l
The season for Banquets. Dances
‘ Dress Clothes is now here.
saving values. .
TUXEDO coa'r AND TROUSERS ............. $32.50
FULL'DREBS GOAT AND Tacoma ............. $35.00
All silk faced and mostly silk lined. A few stout sizgs
among them.
Sizes 34 to 42.
ALL FULL DRESS ACCESSORIES ALWAYS ON HAND.
Joseph Davis gag; 85
WashingtonSt
South Non-walk
,g—I-m-__. - .-.._ r ' .._. . ---~v .__.,~—w—
i
t
i . WOW '8 IN HER GLORY
' I'll" {I
<0
when a new su-t or intuit. 2.
rives from Angerili-r‘: :‘l"lo .-‘,
pecially if it‘s a n xx rl‘nlu'
room set. The-n she will ll’=:;i
diately have a llmnm 1~.'\rlj.
all her friends can admin ‘u
“1 ,- choice. \V’eh. if tho in:i«:::z:-~
. .: ‘ ‘ comes from lil’i't.‘. you my. u
\ 2 / pend on their acre-«inc mm
, .\ 34 HI . n your good taste, (ml) its: "w'
in ‘ 7 //J ' bust in our stncli.
i .
l
l
Furs and COats
At Reducedxl’fices {
J oars
..._.,,._-,_-, __ . _, ‘
4
the regimental colors. PLEASANTLV SURPRISED
Tlir- procession was led by a choir BY FRIENDS
followed by the ushers. Then cam" l A number of friends gathvrwd .4 1?"
Princciss Patricia. with her father. home, of Franklyn Newman on firm
They were ’ollowcd by the Earl of more street, last awrning and tend-«ml
MacDuff, eldest son of the Duchess of liim'a very pleasant surprise llfil’l)‘ \
Fife. and the Honorable Simon llam- delightful‘evening “‘HS Spent by (in
say" as pages. bearing (hp princegs' young folks with music. dancing.
train. Then came Lady Joan Ramsay names and- later refreshments were
with Princes: lngrid of Sweden. Lady FPl‘V‘t’d- Among ”10“" WT") WPN pres-
Ira Ramsay with Lady May (”am out included the Misses Dorothy Cum
bridge, Princess Maud with Princess mines. E1118! Petersen. Cecelia Coir
Mary, and Lady Helena Cambridge man, Bertha Voorheos, Nellie llidd)
with Lady Victoria Cambridge- Adelaide Coleman and Messrs. Josopi;
m". bride Wits given away by her Smith, David Greenwood, Wilbur
father. After the ceremony! l-ogis. Smith, Charles Petersen, Milton (in:
$2” Ed- ver,..Herber’t Weinberg Harlan flail->1.
ward. the Confessm‘. Then. an the. Victor Davidson and Franklyn .‘J-‘r.
bridal couple proceeded toward the man.
door, the Mendelssohn Wedding March ___.._ -—- .. ~ ——
was played. A procession of the royal NORWALK CAR FOUND
family and peers and peeresses fol- lN gmpggpoRT
lowed. led by the Duke of Connaught The Bridgermri lmlil'l' pit'kl‘ll up a
and Queen Mary. King George. and Ford touring pm- this moraine winch
Queen Mother Alexander and former bore the Connmitipnf ”lurkl'rs‘ 30364,
King Manuel of Portugal and his wifc. and in which was found a Flip of paper
who_w"s formerly Princess Augustin» on which w... “rim... mu mnm- of
Victoria of Il‘ohcnzollern. -«Eu,_...m. cm“. l‘o‘rltzzil :nvnnc. East
Court. mourning over the death of Norwalk." Tl... mom-1m... in llriilm‘
Prince John ‘was waived for the near POP! a“, in dull-hi .w 'u \V‘ln aim- the
ston. car \\'lt,1.\ll(;‘.l;ll m :l-un lwnmi :mv‘ poll
Thi‘ “Pddlnfi bl'L"St*i‘TtS. which ("‘1‘ fie‘] tho lot-a} illilll'l‘ m “in-tn 1m i'r
still.arri\'inz, number nearly seven port or a slulcil tar has l|"|‘ll inndr.
hundred and range from homcly mar An invnslizznlil‘il i'fillllllt‘d'll by llw lo
ket baskets to priceless diamonds “,1 police fag-pp, .., “ml any mum of
Princess Patricia presented Commim- a man by tho nalm- m ('ii'iul “ho ln'ml
dcr Ramsay with a bust of himself, in this city and thp Mammy ol' llic
While his gift to the bride “'flr’ “ owner of the car remains unknown.
Chine—SP lacquered cabinet. - __-__-.-. 7 _. ,.
—___..._._.. CANADIAN CASUALTV LIST.
AMERICANIZATION OTTAWA. Feb. 27.*--Toda.\'s (iv-r-
WORK OUTLINED 5938' casualty list contains- t'nv- lol-
« lowing entry:
BY COMMITTEE ' lLL—A. S. Fenn. \\‘alerbnry (‘mm.
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A. B. Derby‘shire, of the Norwaik There is onr- rcnmtl.‘ "1" ”“N' “h"
Tire and Rubber Company, was called . know depend upon tin- u livi' 1lele
upon by M“ Foley and he gave an ”lociighs that. "h m an" arm- llln Gill‘-
fifigofhehfmmznwgflloqn:“wail Foley'sHoncy and Tai"i‘ioJ:irs the [iii-sf
wry, M , Derbngre‘.ig. much mm..ages, mother. ram. inflamed meml- 21
acted in the work and has-been car-fies and banislies irriiatlon and ticklm:
”1118150“ individually for tome “me ' in the throat. A. n. McDaniel. on 31
with-nan..2muu.u . i la . tuna-ice; w. Va- writes: "i am pm
WA: , . at short "1 . , ' bonny“ tint Foley’s Honey and 7"“
V ‘ ' “tutu-medicine in this world I
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