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William Kimmick of Cottage street
homily purchased a Ford automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. Prien of New York
city have taken a cottage at Dorlon’s
Point. -
Edward Farr of Staten Island spent
the week-end with his parents on Van
hut street.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrews of New Jer-
sey spent Sunday with Mrs. Morrell of
Fourth street.
William R. Cartwright of Cove
Itreet, recently became the owner 0111
new automobile. .
Oakcy Smith has removed from Cot—
tage street. to his newly purchased
home on First street.
Mr. and Mrs. Pollack of South Nor-
walk, recently moved into the Ains-
Vorth cottage at Cove avenue and
~31fth street.
Private George Brown. one of the
hilt East Norwalkers to return froml
France, spent a 24~hour furloutzh with'
his family on Pleasant street, Satur-
day. He expects to be mustered out
of service within a short time. ,
Fred Hodges and Mr. Smith of Fort
MANY NEW YORK
GUESTS A'I'I‘END
WILTON WEDDING
(Continued from First Page).
beautiful little country church so well
adapted to this solemn ceremony.
The bride, who was beautifully
gowned in white. entered the church
with her father. preceeded by her sis-
ter. Miss Louise Martin. the maul of
honor. and was met at the chancel by
the groom, and his brother, ho was
the best man.
Lloyd officiated. aSblSl‘Jl by the rector.
Right Rev. Arthur >11
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llorace llollister. organist of Std.
Paul‘s, Norwalk. presided at the; .3.
organ. The floral decorations WI-To at :
profusion of clematis in the cilanc<«l.‘,’:.
and on the end of each pew, relieved‘ .6
by many evergrt-cn trees. }..
Following the cert-litany a reception; 3
to 160 guests was held at the Blarfin
country home at Bald Hill, \Vliton.
Ftvcral ljl‘l auto l"l.‘<'“= and .. n"
private cars conveying the marry
party.
After the reception, and while the
guests were waiting to speed the new-
' , a
street. were among the contributor ly weds with the usual tokens, Mr. and
to the Dunne fund for decorating East.
‘ . r the \Velcome Home , '
Side streets to 'out being detected. and were W‘hlskfuh
celebrations. Their names Were mott-
led from the list published last week
in The Sentinel. '
Large and appreciative congrega-
tions enjoyed sermons delivered by
Rev. Thomas l’cltman in the Advent
Christian church yesterday morning
and evening. The pastor, Rev. George
'M. Té-t’plP is enjoying a vacation “‘ll ”)9"
Mrs. Tee lc in Hartford and vlbinit '. " ‘
p _ 3 , )lr. Degcncr is a graduate of lJ‘lllL'l‘.
luminosity. class of 1113, and has an
’otlicc at til lll'ozulu'ay. llc is a mem-
i her of tile Morris (‘oullty (lull Club.
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Mrs. Frank A. lirannla. of the \‘\'c.~t ' a 1
Side. i< cntwrtailtlll: lur I’lhlt‘l' from, RENIAIN RETILEBT
New Olle.tn<. . . . “
Ml‘. 3,4,“ Thug“, an“. ,hzlmpn. 0f, ((Ollllll'lt'tl from E ll'Sl l‘.I:t-l.
Brooklyn alw- spundinz rtllllt- timo- wuh‘ '—"‘—
MT- and 3“” Franklin Li’m‘h» lll‘tllil l-lzltz‘s lll l" zlll:f»':'alli:l. Ohio.
Danit-i Rn Haiti. (1' va lurk. sir at _\‘. -\ _l, yum, .\l .\l.!s-;.-'llu«
Sunday with l‘luurw (‘ltsllman and .,.-;>~' 1;:‘,,__ “My 1,4,,” (mu.
falll'ly ill lmctm strut. 1,, . ;,,.,-,,' you“: ,V ,-, 2“,. “In-1.,
(‘llm'lm l-‘. Raymond arl John WE‘— .,, 31.2.4.3,“ ;,.;,w,, Hunt".
non. of SU’llli Noltvalk. «nit-y“! :l ill.) \3, H ””4,” 3,97,,“ ~ .. \l, “mm“,
to Port .lbtt-vson. Stfillltla}. l!»-‘:.x2.;'u, _\_', ._.\. y ,- *4 .‘n-f .‘.;._.v,,;y,,_
Mr. and Ml.<_ 33.1} Krilogs: and sun ll u.» “am,“ ,.,1 ,,,,,,‘,.- ,, ,m,‘ ,1,
tMvah. havo- rttllt'nml to to ;r littlll" Eu 1,, ,,~,.,_.,~ .,.- “.,,; . ~- _ ;, .- .., ”WW“.
New ltttrhr'll :H'tcr vl‘vncllll'! til-l --‘l: :- ,.. tofu. . :1'; l: " . \ .: . *:'
muel‘ with Mr and Sir. \‘O my VII/Ml. k, Imp ‘. ' .
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ill. \‘.'.‘:'n'.v« .i t‘. l‘imir til ~ .\.. V l. ' 4 LE '31:;
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Blitllll ' r.'.ll_ l‘. - i' ' ‘ l
l” .‘-:::'~ .\'.w.--.. . u ;;2«. 111- . =l lo ’.
loving ‘.- - ;-. vll' . id» - .. i": —-~———~-
1i 5’ E '~ ll_ _‘.1 ill! "t'. I . .‘ . . I
‘3,_._., ~,, , ,4, ,, ., , Angela and i‘ tank Mace En-
ron um .., run-m m- wt» tcrcd .\lrs.(;cnach's Home
1" vii liv NW ".1 "r .v'tli-l' ‘. ' . . ‘ . . . ‘ . .
3&3,“an ‘ " - ‘ ’ i ‘ " and Luci} l‘r§l(3\ rollous
ilr. llrnvartl Slim _\'. 1‘..~nu :mti - ——‘
Henry 1:. 41mm l.r- rv 't 12w. ‘mi .- J .. . , W, 4
a hip to the l~3n~2wu S‘atvs l:xtc.~i A ”‘1‘“ (v.5 :1 ‘7 ”.1 l .4'.‘
1i '1 "i Q “n", 'd \l ‘ ‘ftllt war Alla :xuitwnrm ht-ilacn n. 1r
' 01;“? ll? i. "I {Mfg} '1 n 1‘ \‘on (“ital-vi Hutu 1 ill‘.“ to the uptmvil
r.‘ ziii‘t‘l. (UH. ': ll . .t- .. , ., . ,
‘t.:': :l :l‘. .3: :3: :l.:.t
10!) “in lltl' Lulilu in _\'t l'llltill lliix “(Hire 5. .tm t ,1 Y." 1” .11K 1 .
week for \‘eW (nip-um \"ltuw- ~'m “ill and T’“’““—’““ (“KHZ-n attains! Hum
spend lllt‘ “'lnl'l month...
LlZS Simon \‘v'. (‘tullit‘l' |
avenue. who has bt-n ill
weeks, was lillit n a f. v;
treatment to the .‘(orwulk Hospital.
Mrs. Henry Scotietd ct Stamford.
sung at lllt' Darn-n M. ii.
church sevclal timcs «luring the 'sutll-
'mer sang some special selections last
evening.
Walter S. Deverill of the stall of tho-
Stewart grocery. of which his brother,
William Dt verill, is partner and man-
ager, is to be married this, week to,
Miss Elsie Wheeler of New Canaan.
Mr. and Mrs. ‘Wallace Couch of tho
Post Road are entertaining: Mrs.
Gough's mother, Mrs. E. C. llallock.
and in the latter's honor, they enter-
tained several local guests last night.
The Young People's Society
Presbyterian Church hrld its. weekly
"Friday evening dance on the manse
lawn last evening, and as usual, the
young people enjoyed the occasion ex-
mdingly.
Rev. W. A. Henricks, who was en-
sgaged in work during the war with the
War Camp Community Service, and is
now on the stafl’ of the Peace Com-
mission, spoke‘ at the Methodist
church last evening. and explained
some parts of the work.
‘2‘ .\l.m.~‘fic‘tl
for several
days ago for
The funeral services of the late Mrs. the 91.“.
died TUESGSY at by some shakings and a 'few blowa,
filo Kneirim, who
, fim-rs Dorncy
Mrs. Degener made their escape with-
away on their Wedding journey.
Miss Mollie Martin, she was
known among her friends in the sum-
mer colony of Wilton. has always
taken an great interest in the welfare
of the town and was actively engaged
in putting the St'lt'l’itl lilnt'ly loans
and other wartime drives over the top
it's
: :llld'Atigtlo More, “lltllll she said had
assaulted ll6-2‘
(li-
t‘lllt'l'ttl ltl‘l' hour-i- and
lll'Sldl'S using much but] lulluuagc.
and Mulplly
prompt investigation and latvr ar-
,rested both men on charzcs of assault.
breach of the peace. and abusive mn ‘
guano. out] both men ltnlllntiiatel)
brought counter charges of a similar
. nature against the woman in the casr.
sented questions so strenuously when_
fput by Attorney Genuarlo who reprc-‘
0f the resented the Mace brothers that she
was frequently warned to calm down
by the judge. and later after repeated
warnings against interrupting other
witnesses was banished to the corri-
der until the trial was over.
The whole trouble evidently started
by stories which the two women were
alleged to have circulated concerning
the wives of the Maces, and it was
while Tony Mace. another brother,
was warning them of impending
. trouble that'Angelo and Frank entered
Bad language was followed
her home with the family of David N. and the arrests followed.
was held Friday afternoon;
C. Carter officiating.
Mabel.
lather,
Bev. H.
. leaves one daughter, Mia‘s
, torment was made in the
, ,n‘
Rev.
3:” stereopticon address on Ceylon
inn-thick he relates many of his ex-
.yoriencea whicle a misdionary pastor
"* 'h that. island for three years at. the
pl. Avenue
3......
next Thursday
Memos beautiful slides
*0 lecture.
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will: undn' t
m Manor- A
theme will beheld in the uptown
Saturday morning.
Mather Plot total of $14.
the old cemetery at lRowayton. ,
William Sinclair of the Noro-, an
ion Presbyterian church will deliver: the kind would result in severe pen-
arlnc coming out of Franklin avenue
West avenue, bending one. o! the mud-
ijl'o one was hurt. no errata.
'Mlas Katherine Nichols, ‘ o! Larch-
Mh *
Frank Mace was fined :20 and costs
She: amounting in all to about 830. while
In- Angelo got a :5 due and costs for a 1
Mrs. Genach was dis-'-
charged with a lecture from the court?
d a warning that further trouble of‘»
altie‘s.
The Pa’st Masters' Association
rFalrifleld County enjoyed their annual
Methodist Protestlnt shore dinner at Dorlon’s. Saturday af-
evemnS-iteruoon. There were 4thirty menth'érs
“1‘18"?“ in' attendance. Athletic sports were
enJOYed in addition to the bounteous
-—--—-—'—— spread.
4 William Blanery was arrested-last Frank Aqulne riding a motor bicycle
.1; ”emu; charged with Operating 8 ran into a Ford car driven by Robert
Venue. 11%;!!!“ Tongel Saturday evening as be was
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- SALE !
The Removal Sale of the
Connecticut Bedding Store
WilllBegi‘n Tomorrow, the 23rd, and
° «swam???»
oat-duluhdum in?
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'3 At: this sale the entire stock will :3
H Every ar-
be sold rega
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mar. sue-r. as. 19..
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ew Suits - $19.95 to $75
19.95 to 81}
15.95 to SS
5 to 15
New Waists
Charge Accounts can be opened
at the Mlntz store.
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NOW YOU KNOW .
There are hundreds of interesting articles for the kltclltv
Just common ord things that everybody uses all til,
time, such as Faring ives. Slicing Knives, Can Opener
Egg Beater-3,111 Sizes and Kinds of Bowls, Wire Stratum
Broilers, Toasters, Dish Drainers. Scrubbing 1Brushes, Veglt
table Brushes, Pastry Brushes, All Kinds of (looking Utens;
in Aluminum, Iron, Gray Enameled and White Enameled 4..-
many things we haven‘t til: room to mention them. Ask .«
what you need. You are sue to find it here.
Albert F. Gehebe
W‘s HERE IF iT'S HOUSEWARE
25 WISHINGTON ST.
80. Nor-wal-
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Phone 527
Prov-not Deliverv
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a; we move Into our new quarters at :3;
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.z. South Mam Street. We W111 carry a .g.
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£2: new and complete 11ne of ouse ur- :3;
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CURTAINMWERIALS
In Scrims, Madras and Figured, ‘ . SATURF‘ av “(3H7 _‘N',.tr . . :l. ‘2..V\ hum: ‘ Ill H l.. .. .,
,Swiss, in white, corn and coiors.‘“w»“ylvufl' ll\'|-;;;::.t1~*th3 3.7-2:: flit». l» lump, . cr‘lx‘, «4‘3“: .. \ll‘ 2 M
:and a complete assortment of ,..‘§,Lh, [mimic .{ L. .1 .4, ,4, ,., ., . 1. .t, ”W, ., ,;,,,.4,
. . . . h. ' ., , ”Mg U, 5;, Hum; E:,_~ .,, W» \'4.. .,'-,_\I‘t'_ n :x (:1
Made Curtains . ll'l Nottmgham, lll":‘lhlhi:lll(l)l}l£.grill)?!“ tin~ tlir- t lit ll , : \\ all ' \'1 ': .iI'll (‘5 leil l .' l. l‘-"‘l.l'l4\'
Madras and Scnms; also a large 4”,“... The}. “p”. “,y 1,.,,.,. ,,.,-,. to, 1m "m. .tml Sim l-til ‘u- m his
variety °f 0mm“ i“ new (18' 1232:7725i‘,iiilti‘iii-“iiéf‘,L‘i‘fl'..§l‘.'.“.,,,. fli'.l'}'.=.”””“ ‘ "”‘””"" “m
signs for draperies.
, ’EK. BANKS
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
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‘mmn manner.
For Nolmllk and vicinity: Rain and:
tonightf; Tuesday co..lcr and
l
' C(flllt‘l‘
All were releasml on cash bail for at»! l'Y’i‘lel." fill"? moderate ‘0 ”99h
pearance in the uptown court this, southwwt to northwest winds. A dis»,
morning nd a lively tllrcclloul‘ res-l turllantw. central ”"3 morning 0“)”
sion ensued. The principle witness'nnmrm '5 “Hum“ cloudy and show-
for Mrs. Genach was her friend and cry Weather with ielllpel‘ature c0nsld-,
frequent companion “I“ Pose W'il ,crably above the normal in the east-1
. , A v . L ‘ , . ' . - ‘
hams of it: Harbor avenue who "Jar-n poltlon of the Lake legion and
~ - o New mtgland. Another disturbance is
central over Southern Texas, pleasant;
weather prevails in the western andt
central districts: The temperature is:
I
below the normal between the Rocky,
Mountains and the Mississippi rivetl
Frest
Dakota.
South;
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was reported from
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Julienne Dumortier of Crescent Ter-
race leaves today to enter Smith‘s Col‘
‘lege. Northampton. Mass.
l —Jewish New Year Cards on sale atl
:Donnelly‘s. l
Local police authorities have been
requested to assist in the search for
a demented woman who ooc'oped Sal-
'urday from :1 Stamford .lanitarium.
Michael J. Herhciek of Bridgeport.
arrested by Patrolman Frank S. Strat-
ton for reckless drlvltg under the
“'ashington street bridge, was fined
:25 and costs by Judge George H}
Vosburgh in the city colrt this morn-
ing.
by A.
An automobile owned
Stephen, a Bridgeport milkman, alleg-
ed to lnve been {tampered with while
parked on Wood street yesterday.
crashed into a fence, breaking it down,
and damaging a number of tomatoes
in a Woof street yard.
in] am his negotidod Satur-
humanitarian ot‘tbe Jen-
. 'Ifim ”In at 12 mod
,1. .- ,r
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.1
irmrlun: chair within
«If tlnlu threw a cobblestone. “with-
in: >o-vcrul pounds. ullirll landed ;n .l
llill't' fut-l of
“lit l'l‘ he “as sitting. Tll- lli_h back
«if the chair alone I‘l‘t‘Vt'nllll: it coin;
lhlousll the window. lhlt a >hort tinn-
lat. r .“ill’lllo-l Josenl. at El l‘wldt-n .l\‘t‘-
ntlc, notified the police that a gang.
t'vid- ntly the same one, wt't’e making
trouble at his home. The police inves—
tiuaut‘. but they had disappeared.
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ROCKWELL FOUND GUILTY.
The case of Eben H. Rockwell,
Danbtlry,
(ice. in the Town court. today. Rock-
well ran into the car of George Rick-
etts. also of Danbury, in Winnipauk,
on September 12th, and smashed it
badly. He. was fined $75 for driving a
motor vehicle
once of liquor,
driving. Attorney Taylor appeared for
Rockwell and took an appeal to the
October term of the Superior court.
Bond.- of
ry Perry, of Danbury.
of
M. P. Welcher spoke in the South
Norwalk Congregational and Balm“
Church Sunday Schools yesterday. on
the evils of cigarette smoking.
Tho 1m l
Markos You ,
Gough . ,
w
"calm
"my
we?)
8200 were furnished by Han,
was tried before Judge Can-‘
while under the influ—‘
and $25 for reckless:
Th? HELSEBE SCHOOL
PROZPCCT HiLL, NORWALK.
"vomit ti by
E, T'uvl-ttl. ll. .‘li'lltl, 1835..
A [Standing and Dav School
Girls and Little Boys.
This School offers sane
sound tlaining in thmentary and
academic subjects under the best
ausl-kes. Large Faculty of excel-
lent teachels. New school build—
ing sLth spacious gymnasium and
separate study halls for each de-
partment. Beautiful grounds, ten-
nis court.
l'pper School otters general and
special courses. College Prepara-
tory revieWs a specialty. New
course In Household Science
taught in a real house with a real
kitchen. Special courses planned
for those not wishing to work for
a diploma.
The Lower School includes the
Intermediate. Primary and Kinder-
garten Department. Children are
taught how to study and lay a good
foundation tor their later high
school work. The Kindergarten
and Primary Department admits
girls and young boys.
Arrangements made for meeting
children at the trolley. Chorus
elass‘in charge of Lillian Sher-
wood-Newltirk. Gymnastic. and
folk dancing in all grades. Fall
term begins “lednesday. Septem-
ber 17th. On account of parade,
sessions that day will begin at 1:30
p. :11.
Min Margaret R.Brendinger,A. 3.
Min Vida Hunt Franck. A. 3.,
for
and
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Principals.
Richmond Ranges
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The fully guaranteed Range to Bakc,Ctlok ,
and Heat. The Range that will give you
complete satisfaction or your money back
‘ We haves. complete stack in all sizes ready for your in-
spection.
Come in and pick out. the siz'e that is most suited for your
need! and let us deliver it to you on 60 days' free trial.
Join Our Range Club
low and begin saving on year coal bill, as the Richmond
Range is the moat economical range built.
OPEN :A CHARGEIACCOUNT
Furniture, Rugs, Ranges, Beddingjand
Bally Carriages
Sterling Furniture Co.
Phone 105 127-131 Washington St.
Mitchell and Grant
'-C-A-'-R-Se-
.,
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- £314.»:
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