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UNNIEST, SAUGIEST LOVE AND‘ LAUGHTER
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‘ of the bride.
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peas and lillies of the salley‘.
Pink organdie and pink
tulle hats trimmed with rose buds
and silver ribbon streamers garbed
The bride's m'bther'
color charmeuse with
black lace and crvstal trimming with
a corsage of pink and white roses;
and the grooms mother wore a bl?
charmeuse with .a cmsage of white '1
roses.
The bridesmaids were Miss Clarin-
da B1imkail of Danbury. and Miss Mil— “
dred Horner of Norwalk. Matt-0115 of f
Honor Mrs Harold Meeker of Dan- 5
bury and ’Mrs Carroll Procha'ska off
Norwalk. Flower girl Miss Peggy '
W’oodward of Norwalk. H E. Eccles-
ton was best man; Lawrence Greg-
the gift ‘
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tions at the brides house were fur-
nished by Hanford and Hendexson
catered
Mr. and “15. LoudOn are very popu-
lar in social circles in Norwalk Mr '
‘Loudon held a commission as captainl
in the ordinance department dunng
the war. He at present occupies an
important; position with the Standardl
fOil (omoan'v of New Yor‘; “an 11g;
pre\l0usly for 1311129 14-9115 been the
depresentuive of that c-mpm‘ati on in=
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Shelf school and a member of the
IXoxwalk country Club Hr: is an on.
thusiaslic tennis plm er ;
Mrs London is one of the most
popular members or the younger set
heie among whom her charm and
personality have won her many warm 3
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A picture that will please every-
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Holmes Travelogue.
‘ Yitagraph Comedy
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Tuesday
A comedy—~that will make you for.
get “The Gingham Girl"—Jrhe Old
Favorite and Star
Pollv Moran‘
Of Mack Sennett's “Sheriff Nell"
Fame in
“Sheriff Nell’s Comeback”
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“The Lost City”
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Wednesday. May 26.
'at 8:15 11. am.
Tickets 35 Cents
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in anew picture play "Terror Island,"
which is offered at the Regent Theatre
lodav
vious release in which Houdini has
been presented.
which he played in a masterful way
was offered in 'Norwalk and was well
liked by those who were fortunate
enough to witness it. (But
more account than the Houdini picture
today is the comedy presentafibn of
Polly Moran, erstwhile star and lead-
ing figure wet the Mach Sonnett forces
This production excels any pres
“The Grim Game"
of even
in “Sheriff Nell Series.”
PA LACE TODAY
Marion Davies of “Cinema Murder"
Fame Has Splendid Role In Her
New Play “April Folly.”
Marion Davies’ new play which will
be presented this afternoon and eve-
ning at the Palace Theatre is “April
Folly."
Vmonth' in comug here, the fact is that
the picture has just been released and
N’orwalk is the first New England city
to get this production. The Palace is
particularly fortunate in having zeolit-
red the, first run or this feature which
is notable in every respect. Marlon
Davies’ beauty and simplicity are fea-
tures which at once endear her to ev-
anyone and has won her place in Nor
mlkers’ hearts. and they will 116 de-
lighted with tile role in which she 11;
can 111 “Anrll Folly.”
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