MISS [Infililifllli .
One of the most elaborate wed-
dings of the fall season was held at 7
o'clock Saturday night when Min
Edith Bartram Burr daughter of Mrs.
John M. Burr of is Arch street, be-
came the hide of Marshall Franklin
l‘egg. son of James \‘.'alter Pegg of 52
Temple street. Strattord.
mony was performed by Rev. Albert
E. Beebe otdtlie Simpson Methodist
church in Brooklyn. N. Y.. but for-
merly of the Norwnlk M. E. church. at
the 'home of the bride's parent on
Arch street. Over one hundred rela—
tives and firends witnessed the cere-
' mony.
The home was beautifully arranged
Csr ‘Arrives, Moves Auto
78 Feet and Owner Walks
WORT. Oct. 16.-—-A machine
owned by Solon Pess of 326 West 26th
“rest. New York. was badly damaged
, lien. struck by a trolley car. while
the owne'r was fixing a tire. None was
Wand. '
'« Mr. Peas, with Emile and Pen‘elis
Kin-at of 257 \V’est 21st street, were! ,
mm from New York to Bridgeport. _ with palms. _ autumn leayes and
hen a tire blew out. and they stop-'damms' During . the wedding cere-
psd on the car track to fix it The 7'm°“-" Ham” w”i‘;" flayed 3‘33;
‘ - u ' ‘ i ." an
dclock car in VVestport came around ‘ arias] ngggngf Bridgeport sang "0
the turn ust belox' the Cou tr clubu L .. . .
the motojrnmvi 311‘; several 3“"); Wiv-i Promise ’Me. and I Loye You Truly. v
(a. - ., After the ceremony. she rendered "At
. “‘ht apom "00 feet ahead and Dawning." The beautiful double ring
In! his car in reverse. but due to slip-
ceremony was used. -._. '
them rails, he could not stop. He hit Miss P-urr was gowned in" white
‘ . machine with su()i iorce that it i 'ith ilver lace and a
was carried ahuui 78 'feet according "0pc d9 Ch ne w s ’
. ' - bridal wreath of swansania. She car-
to Deputy Sheriff Clark .5. kirk. ~ r hit
Cars were dclayed about a halt ried a shower bouquet o w e roses.
hour. , The bridesmaid was Miss Alice B.
Burr. sister of the bride. She was
'dressed in pale blue crepe dc chine
with silver trimmings and carried pink
roses.
The best man 'was John G. Burr.
brother of' the bride. Another brother,-
Morrls E. Burr. gave the bride away.
.An elaborate reception followed the
wedding ceremony at which more
than one hundred relatives and friends
took part. The bride and groom re-I
ceived ma'ny handsome gifts including;
cut glass. silver. linen. checks andi
china. Following the reception. they
departed on a honeymoon trip to parts
unknown. Upon their return they will‘
make their home on 52 Temple street.‘
Stratford. l
I
Speeder Fined.
Arthur Johnson of 7920 19th street,
, Brooklyn. was arrested yesterday
' morning on a charge of reckless driv-
ing by Deputy Sheriff Clark N. Kirk.
Kirk followed Johnson for about half
a mile and all the while he‘ was going
between 45 and 50 milcs'nn hour. He
he brought before Justice Joseph J.
Morton and fined 825 and costs,
amounting to $39.70.
‘ Republicans to Cam-us.
. The Republicans will hold a caucus.
c In the Town Hall, this evening. for
the purpose oi selecting two men for
the General Assembly and one for
Justice of the peace. Harry Sherwood,
Daniel Burr llmdleyh JOseph Morton.
.Franklin Raymond and George P.
Jennings are candidates.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Cutler and chil-
dren have returned from a week's
tour of the Catskill Mountains.
Jennie and. Dora Bourget and Mrs.
Elsie Shippey visited in Bridgeport
yesterday.
The bride is well known and popu-
lar in Norwalk. $She wasabogkkeeper
at the National bank of Norwalk. Mr.
i’e-gg is connected with the General,
Electric company of Bridgeport. He'
is a member of the American Legion
and Royal Arcanum. The bride is a
member of Eastern Star. Ophir Chap-.
ter of the Rebekah Lodge, 1. O. 0.17..!
and a member of the Y-i class of the’
Norwalk M. E. church.
Among the. out-of—town guests at
BTATE SENATOR VARE DEAD.
. PHILADELPHIA. 001.. 17.—-State the wedding were:
h ‘Benator Edwin H. Vare. Republican Mr. and Mia. M. O. Burr. Brooklyn.
i leader of Philadelphia. died at his N. Y.: Mr. and .‘irs. Francis '1‘. Burn'
. home in Ambler. near here, today.'South Salem. N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. I...
;. “Be Wall 60 years of age. ' Howe Burr. and family. Long Island:‘
, V Mr. and Mrs. Guy 1.. Lent. Greenwich:
Miss Tessie Golden. Greenwich; Mrs.
C .1'1. iianford. \Vestport: Mr. and Mrs.
RICA, Oct. 17 (Associated Press-.—-— c. n. Meeker. \\‘estport; Mrs. Louis
It was announced here today that Reamer. W’estport; Mr. and Mrs. R.
.Leonid Kmasin had resigned as Rus-d'uul. Fred Paul, Mr. '1d Mrs. Walter)
‘sian Soviet Minister of Trade and l‘vgg. Even-it Pegg. Miss Charlotte
TLCominerce. l’eizg. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Pardy.
and Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Lind of Strat-
fmul: Mis Issaliel Gregory. Miss Esther
LEONID KRASSIN RESIGNS.
-. Attention, cm. In Chemlstry.
sor u ——Slov smol c Gregory. Mr. Richard Bawden. Mr.
"at” '8 g \ a fins are mad Mrs. Harry Nichols, Miss Elim-
,dmoid of any visible cause—a very
‘ .n . - -
[and example of s. nni'inmus comhus- mam-port:
“‘m' Stamford.
Mug—wow 7
M..-
ln-th Nichols and Theodore Guile. of
and George
Leach of
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THE UNlVERS‘AL CAR
BROWN OCTOBER
accept.
your own Ford.
YOU’LL BE SURPRISED!
WEBB IANBUIlY MAN] AREPRHHIBW ’7 , ~
' , firming“
16.—- } . -,
The cere-‘ot the Mohammedan religion, will be
Nature is dressed in her sporting colors.
Every view is a picture—afar you to see.
Every motor road is a ninvitation—for you to
7 Go Out T hru theCountry!
Think o ftlie good times you could have all Fall
\ IN YOUR OWN FORD! '
Lot us tell you JUST how easy it is for you to own
,iicaiuucnmiis:
CONSTANTINOPLE. Oct. _
'(Associated Press).—-Total prohibition
fof alcoholic drinks. one of the tenets
applied throughout Eastern Thrace as
soon as the Kemalistauthorities are
installed. according to dispatches re-
ceived by the local newspapers from
Angora. seat of the Turkish National-
ist Government. _
, The same rule will be applied to
Constantinople-immediately after the
Kemalist occupation of the capital. it
was added, and those wiolating the
law will be liable to punishment con-
sisting of 49 lashes, three months in
prison and a fine of from 60 to 300
Turkish pounds. "
PARIS, Oct. 16 (Associated Press).
—Henri Franklin-Bouillon, French
peace envoy to the Turkish, National-
ists, arrived in Paris this morning, and
immediately proceeded to the Foreign
Office. where he was receivial by Pre-
mier Poincare.
"1 am convinced that case is as-
surc'l." he told the correspondcn's.
"I had to use all my personal influ-
ence with M ustapha Kcmal Pasha. but
the fight was much mverer on the side
of our British Allies. They were stub—
born, albeit courteous. but France
played a preponderant part in the es-
tablishment of peace in the Near
East."
The French intervention on the
shores of the Bosphorus created great
enthusiasm among our Turkish friends
—1’or they really are our frie’sfl
added M. Franklin-Bouillon.
"This memory of our part in bring-
ing about peace will long be cherished
in Turkey."
The French envoy was all smiles as
he spoke of France's part in the Turk—
ish settlement. but his face quickly
sobered at mention of Prime Ministl"
Lloyd George's Manchester speech.
"I shall have something to say
about this." he declared. "The Brit-
ish reinforcements had nothing to do
with the peacemaking, and the Brit-
ish Premier's speech would go a longl
way toward endangering it now wdc
it not built upon a solid basis"
CITY ASSESSOBS
RECEIVING LISTS
The assessors oi' the City 0
walk, together with Thomas Balcom.
the tax commissioner. were busily en-
gsged this morning in receiving the
lists of the variou:~ individual propeitt)‘
owners as Well as firms and corpora-
tions, this being the first day to file
lists.
Sessions are to be held every day.’
save Sundays. from today until Satur-
day. November 41h. from 10 a. in. una
til noon. and from 2 p. in. until 4:30.
and on Tuesday and Friday nights
from 7 until ‘J 1). iii. in addition.
Advertise in the Sentinel
DAYS
Nor-l
,while savings.
designs of
cretonnes.
KW.
ber Bill”.
they enjoy it.
/, OPERATING 30 FORD STORES
52 North Main St. So.
3 Dutee Wilcbx Flint, Inc. '
P. S;——Families With Fords Are the Happiest Families. "
Nerwalk ‘
Pretty attractive
dress aprons}
p
._ Hundreds of! the newest and prettiest dress aprons
ve just arrive-:1 its; .. ".romiuent maker who prides
himself on the Manual beauty of design shown 1n
leach garment. We pu'mhased them in a way that en-
ables us to offer them to you at prices which mean worth.
They are sorted into three distincklots or assortmepts.
Lot No. 1—Fancy percales with bindings on sleeves
and on cub hf harmolfizing plain colors with collars an . . _ .
limits to match. Japanese crepe trimmed with iancy crc- Tncotmes and Pouet twflls, €004
1mm Beach cloth in light shades with dainty stitchings‘
land bindings of black. Splendid corded and checked
gingham ms with harmonious plain colored cham-
‘ Black screen with cretonne collar or square neck
with patch pockets and bolts to match. There are also
mm pleasing models in extra sizes in this loinwlncli are
all remarkable value at $1.85. ,
Lot No. ”male i nprotty dark designs trimmed
gwith white collars, (DES and pockets on which are pretty
etch work embraidsry- particularly goo-”L
values at $f.35.
Lot. ‘No. 8—Pernale aprons, assorted patterns, also
black sateen trimmed with dainty pipings and with pretty
These are ofi'ered at only 95c.
l~icond ilaor. r c.-
is the Hobby-horse barber sho
Personal service
individual. attentionl
A real interest in the goods of our patrons is the key-{851cm
note to the popularity of our beauty parlor—services such
as Shampooing, Marcel waving, Maximizing, Scalp treat- ' ‘
ment, Henna. troaiznents, Minarulava trcainnsnts and
permanent wav' -~- all ' "yen in a thorou" and satisfso- - .. a . .... 1 .-
tory manner byflfiiled varkerswho destinat all times to the balance 0f the week. Memo“ me). .ue sold only 1
give you individual, careful attention.
You will enjoy makiug‘an oppointmen‘. in advance-—
over the phone perchane—just call Barnum 454,—;asii—forz‘
the beauty parlor—this will assure you a servihe for which ' ‘
; you Will not have to wait when you arrive here.
A part of this section that is popular with the children
p and smiling genial “Bar-
Bring your little folks-to see him
Third floor. front .
THE HOWLQ
To Secure Clouds on Negative.
Amateur photographers are delight-
correct exposure.
In order to secure clan
negative, it is necessary 20119133an
an old rule—"Expose for the shadows,
and the. hick-lights wiii take carebf
themselves." In other words. anemnst'
{look for the darkest part 6131191le-
gture. and giveuth'at pa ' ‘
posure. Usually. cloudsisr'et
' cause them: being '
rm??? .
' ed to had, sometimes, that they have
natural clouds upon their negatives.
and they imagine that these have 01>
cursed by a lucky chance. .Realiythe‘
result is a proof that they have. 131K119"
dsllonltli'e
5°“.
Editor Sentinel: .3
The 7-much
'3. last Saturday.
special, town mes
and see how
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GOOD-BYE, NURSE, WiL‘l’ON‘f ,uaveme ability to look after the Wei-30f the pipes are disconnected. 5““
mun—l . ‘
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A“.
Let' us make you
a skirt to measure $1.
Fourteen difierent styles to select from. 'All you a .
is to select and purchase the material from our complefi '
new fall assortment of fine fabrics. We take the mag
Here are some of the fabrics to choose from:
Fine wool checks 39 inches wide,
quality at the yard—$1.
brown or black, 54 inches wide, the 3;
blue, dark brown and brwn, black and
White or blue 2.
green, the yard—$2.25 and $2.50. , . .
in navy, copen, brown and green, the
viceable skirts, navy, brown or black,
- All wool homespuns of extra weight and 3066 "mm”
brown, oxford, tan and blue, the yard—fl ‘
Prunella skirtings with efiective shins, always 3004
and ve . opular, 54 inches wide. the yard—$3.50.
. Third floor. front
a -I n I u
. Jun?! '3! I”.1
9
(Get your pair next week at
special price}.
Next week you can buy Kroll overalls here at sprain?
reduced prices. All Kroll overalls are made of T?
strongest dark blue denim and stitched with tough 3‘
thread. They outwear two or three pairs of moms
overalls. -
They are guaranteed. If a seam rips or a 1’0de
boot g breaks you get a new pair Free and a Dollar M
Kroll overalls are union made.
Here are the prices infective Monday morning and fog
Bridgeport at the Rowland store.
Lot, ale-Heavy blue denim overalls and coats iq‘
match sizes up to ‘8, the. garment $1.69; extra ates $1.85.
. Lot 466—.Heavy blue denim overall with double knee,
all sizes, up to 411. Special $1.95; extra sizes $2.15. .
Let 421—Heavy white drill overall made for hard
wear, sizes up to 44, special $1.69. Costs to match, enra
sizes $1.35. . .
. This is an unusual opportunity _to secure the best
werk‘cloth'os made, at substantial savmgs;
.. i .
Main floor. rear
”30995 (:0.
VOTES ~251N0§1o4 ysa; {are and sanitary conditions of their; sections leaning over the bank. 3““
correspondent flwaér'not in error.
tilted nurseh’ gmpog
tion was given {severe s a mg ,: citizens'and make some pf. the many
$22335. ' 3331.53,??? Page ' and
question of going, to ;the:3‘e1tpense.ot ' t ‘ re y .ma ng
hiring}; public nursesfto iook’ afteri station.
the defects and hygienlcponditio
as; ciuzeus,‘.same being considered
.nmssary by a few people; , .
,. Inayour lagst Thursdayfs issue, 3 W1!-
atonliie expressed linga most, concise;
manner. the sentiineatsof a-iarge Fig.3
. ority of the citizensand "the resu ts. . _ ‘ ‘7 - .
in the vote‘plainiy' indicate that the’ ‘1.“th“ 0f We and. 339w the inm- Norwalk Polish Society. was opul’ud
" “ ’ out he in. general that» We are not 011in1 Saturday night ”with a most Sawfly
ifYY—five votes: healthy, but ngressive also. ‘ ‘
n's'of.
some toward the road, a mighlyfl‘”
gerous thing to walk intolai mil“: .r
Families in a ‘most satisfactory man-
drive’an auto. '
ner; As your correspondent suggest-
led, let the town officials join with the
A few hours “5‘”:
would put this delapidated railin: in
improvements“ 3 order and it seems it there 7“?“
it' safe for pedes-ibe enough public pride and enie'rin‘l-‘e
; trians to attend church. or reach the? 29.316113 our officials and citizens. r" “it
They should cenainiy' be some of these dangerous condl‘ii‘fi
. willing to 'make a try and start some in proper order as a protection "0“ 3’“
,1hing, as it‘isa well-known fact that people.
i there are many residents willing and ' .
lreadyr to contribute to'these‘ much
needed improvements. When the peo.
ple are-in such a mood, 5why not take
CITIZEN.
WHITE HALL OPENED. .
rWhite Hall. the new home 01‘ “e
. 4 £qu dance. The affair was lei-5:913 3"
illustration— of some of bended. ,7 .
‘ — remiss. take the ., The hall is located near the l‘j’”
“ - , as midis well suited for a rm?
house. unfit: for the dance “3-”
{Wm " vavec'A s om _ _ estra.
ure and make skirt that will fit and give you mum ’
extra We'ghf mg .
Fine French serge, good weight all wool in ““‘i‘i
-All wool checks'48 and 54 inches Wide, in tut“.
Fine suiting, all’wool, makes a splendid flirt. show: i;
yard—48. '
make“ 1%
m
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