begun: the bride o! ‘Jullun 14'.“
11. non of Mr. and Mrs. John '-
0 ‘n o! Goorsotown. It 11 wc‘iidlun
Momma at St. Mary's rectory loot
night 1197 7o'clock. Father Finn o!-
‘otated. 1 H
The brldo wnn dl'tlSHt‘d in. on on-
tnblo suit, tho coat of which “as
1uot‘oolor trimmed with squirrel.
hlio the drums won or 111111 (-0101
vent chenille on bluo goorgcttu.
wore but and shoes to match
. 'd u. corsogo bouquet of white
fiheilh roused
ho was allowed by Minn \gllin
an, sintor oi the groom as in hit 11-
td, who wor‘e a. (irons ot nllvot-
y flat. menu with hut to mutch
a corsogo bouquet of pink r0565.
11 groom v1 111% uttnndmi by Ar'thul
Nealtn. brother of tho inidc, {its
out man.
After tho Wtdding commony, tho
oiviy married couple depiutod on u!
otieymoon trip to 1mm unknown.
pan tholr return they will reside‘
10 Mott avenue.
6 groom is employul iuy the
nuecticut Light and I’owt't‘ Com
y.
E'Eyer Me’éfifiElbr .
Crusade aFliday
~ yer meetings in connf'clion w‘ith
.° Anderson (‘1usado will be held
marrow moining from it) to 10: 30
‘ m. at the homes oi? the following:
us. George Rose. 7 Doluwuro ave.
Mrs H. J 'Wllkins, 8 \Vost-
“\Irs. I. l'lztymontl, ti
Harriet street; Mrs. C J Cu1oy, 2
Byington place: M1'5.Arthu1 Middle-
1170011. 9 Watson, ut1';cct Mm John
Flint, Rowayton avenue; Mts. John
Il‘Hommedleu. Crockett street; Mrs.
H. C. Waterbury. 349 Flax Hill road;
Mrs. lloltc. 73 Flax Hill road: Mrs.
Charles Rubi-y. 34 Orchard strvot:
Mrs. A. Brothorton, 142 Woodward
avenue: MIS- Joshua Jennings, 8
Henry sheet; Min. William G. domes,
14 Quintnrd avonuo; Mrs. J. 'l‘lwis.
41 Meadow sheet; Mrs. A. \Vost-
burg, Gil Osborne nvonun: Mrs. E. 0.
1111111. Norman uvenuo; Mrs. G.
out, 12 lioyser strt'oi; Mrs. Mary
. ranutrom, 66 Van Zunt street. Mrs.
i“. B. Smith. 206 East; avenue. and
Ira. L. Boon, 30 Van Zuni street.
Schubert Club Meets-
‘., Tomorrow Afternoon
h‘e Schubert Club Opel :1 Group
{Stamford will moot tomorrow 11ft.
noun nt 3 111 the' homo of Mrs.
750 Noxon Sit Grow, stlxmt 'l‘ho
ml. to bi? studied “ill be the
gglcs or Non-n, Dome." in Man-
“t. Mis. John Muglnshnn hill
the port of tho monk. Boniface:
. Portions that at the. jugglor. and
. Milo Raymond linrnos at tho
titer monk. Mrs. '7". S. Wurdwell
‘ be lilo-,loador oi’ the (lily.
rs. Dudley Roberts will sing
mall‘s "Ave Malia.” with Mrs.
ard wold playing a flute obli-
[and Mis. Hon 1.111 'Mmshall the
‘ Mrs. Wold will play as a
solo. "Aghus Del." by Bizot,
violin obligato by Mrs. Mur-
Thomas Stevens will sing
od'u “The Lights of Heaven."
ute obligate by Mrs. Weld.
nco Brady will give u piano
" :1 Scouts to .
Go On a Hike
(1 Norwalk Girl Scouts are plun-
a hike tomorrow. in view ut‘the
that. there is to he no school.
How is the Full Convention or
achors in Connecticut. Miss
jnew director. is arranging
oao, 10:45, 2:15, 5:15 from
Rs, opposite Royal James
mmntious telephone 2286
i
i
l
runs. omen THOMPSON sumo:
Who inulntaina‘thin if women all
1 over the world are given equal edu-
cational advantages the East and
West would soon moot.
“Educutlon is the moat lovelinr,
as well as the uplifter or women.
It makes reul sisters out ol‘ the Col-
onel‘s Lady. ‘and Judy O'Urudy."
This in the opinion of Grace
Thompuon Seton, author, organizer
and feminist who was one of the
louder: tn the recent tight for all!-
trugu. whoso interest in feminism
and women' 11 problems generallv did
not abate when the vote “as secul-
ed.
She has just returned froth. India.
which finished :1 three year's survey
sho‘hzut made of the Oriental wom-
rm. opending‘u zit-ax- each in India.
China and Egypt.
"01‘ theso connitlos I found tho
Egyptian womun moot: Haywood ir‘l
politic-a, .1111! ‘in uo‘ciul work”
told 1118553119 is moot like the or,
'cidontat woman in lint. viewpoint
and hnr ‘mot d of nprpozuth to o.
isitttutlon‘i Th‘ EEYntlt‘in' Women are
highly 371‘fk'nted and hmo been put-
itloul‘ 1111115111. . “-
“I found the w.oui‘on of Chino ro-
murkahly proxiessive in o. unbalan-
tlal way. Sinc‘o 1912 when the Chi-
cltizonahlp with men and let them
unblnd their tool. they have made
astonishing progress in the profes—
sions and in chic lite.
"Tho . mother of the household in
China. has always hem important.
She hall no inferiority complex to
combat. She never loses control of,
her children. Ago there is respected
and honored. Therefore, women am
used to ruling and dominating in a
small dotnuin and have only to ex-
tend their border». They already
have the qunlitLes of executives.”
The women of India. have made
finds, dtle
the caste
and ' keeps
insurmount—
the least progress. she
Iarg‘oly she believes. to
system which prevails
both sexes bound by
able barriers.
“Also. the marriage" customs
which belmth little girls of five
years of one or loss: and which are
responsible for tilerei being 30 .000
Hindu widows in lndln nndor 15,
and more than 3,000,000-girl wives
not more 011111.10 years old. keeps
the status of women down." says
Mrs. Seton. ' '
“But in spite of this condition. tho
hope of India. lies in its women In
her home service the woman 0:111»
(“:1 is as true as stool. constant to
the end and absolutely dependable
and unselfish. These are marvelous
trails to give to the cornice of her
state when it is ready to grant her
the privilege of serving it.
“Only 11 few women 0! India are
in tho professions. and practically
none is in businefi's. There are a few
lunyow and doctors and more
touchvl's. but. these represent an in-
finitely small proportion of the
wanton oi thut umpire, uud onl
very small percentage of tho educa-
are educatvd, to the point of being
able to run] and w1lto.But they
show that the sovdu bf feminism arc
sploutlng."
——Advertise in tho Sentinel
‘A ‘GREAT MERCHANT SAID:
"It in fieucrnlly ballot-cu thut almost ull‘young men
divide into two classes at
about. :0 yeah; or ago--
liruluworkers and handw orkers."
Jio 1711;111:1130 have said
savor! of“ spenders; and that the merchant princes
eni'oi‘fl‘ from the saving c
that they become oitht-r
18.88. "
Hho ‘
nose republic accorded them equal
ted women. Only about 8 per cent-
it
give an “Hour at "unto" on 11111111111
afternoon. “Nov. 1. from (our till live.
The progrvim will be round into
two Doria: Port first. :10 on and dan-
bio quartets; ‘ptt‘rt uncondi' "Milli,"
u motut for soprano oolo, oliorul. or.
chm-lira and organ, by Gounod.
'l‘hn 111-4111011110] of the choir to:
Mill. Lola Burchuld llednor. or-
intuit-ll.
Miss-l Mulwl Miller and Min» Elsie
Moultlnou oopmnos.
. Mia. Franklin It‘ll-ink smith and
Mimi Laura. Sodumtt'om. altos. H 1.,
Mr. Charles Nash and Mr. William
Ive: tenors. '
Mr hunk Noah and Mr. lion-ace
liullon. 1111111505.
LOCAL?'BR;1EF5
The Earl Noerk Improvement
Association will attend the Tuber-
naclo servloc tonight in a. body. All
members 1110 urged to be present.
Look {01‘ your own section.
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But Lehia‘t‘h Cont. Hum 01.0111“.—
Adv. ,
- o g; a
iltllzpuh Circle of tho Klng‘o
Dnnghtot‘s.‘ will attend ‘ tho Tabor-
nucle seivlccs in a body tomorrow
evening.
I ‘ I 1 .
«1111.110 and victrolu lot: on on)
loans. Demolish-Adv.
o o o; .
Eureka. Robokuh Lodge will meet
at 7 o'clock this ovonlngin front or
the South Norwatk M! 1:: church
and will go in a delegation to the
Tabernacle. Reservation has been
mndo for 100 members.
.. ' o 'o 11 .
-—AT CU’I‘BILL'S FISH M 1‘
Choico New ‘Bodtord 1’ mow
the finest of 0mm. oluo shrimp;
crab meat and trash caught 11th at
tho uouson are to be had over uti-
blli's Il‘lu‘h Mntket lino Minn,
the beat the minim. turgid- in
food. Dolivoi'lo‘o mad , mm
vicinity. 71 North “Halli ‘ut‘. Phbn'a
lOS.--A ‘dv. . '
2m. ’I'huddoua‘ Gum or
1501611 has roturnod homi- from the
Norwullt l'lospitul unur huvlnx had
it serious operation on her eye. She
is now resting comfortably.
. C O 0
-Non is tho time to arrange for
your (111' rumour-ling work. Expert:
urc is'mploy ‘01! here for tho remodel-
ing of fur coats. Consox'vutlvo prices
prevail Tho ’Inin City Valet. 67
North Main street Phone 408.4
Am".
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All numbers oi‘ tho Y 4 class are
t‘tjqui'sieil to uttr-nd the Tabernacle
service this evening. The cianill
go in :1. body.
A meeting of tho Woman's Guild
of Christ church will be held at the
home of Mrs. S. W. Kelley. 7 Son-
uldo plucr: this afternoon.
. I I ll!
Large no (30111. Home 5; Guns.—
Adv. .
- ,o u o
The entertainment committee of
the Pride or limits Council No. is,
Daughters of i’ocu‘hontl‘s. has plan-
ned a masquerade dance to ho hold
at Red Men's hall on Washington
street. this cvonlng.1 ~
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—-),lnsquomilo Dance and Charla-
lon Contest ut Helrunt' 5 Hull Friday
nfght. ~Adv.
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Court Cecile No. 1116. Catholic
Daughters at America, will initiate
Bevoml candidates at the meeting,
28 West. avenue this evening.
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PLANT EVERGREENS NOW.
Ever-greens can now ho planted
with Safety, Henry Wild'u Nuraory‘
located on the Post Road between
Norwnlk 11nd Weslpott is well stock-
ed with choice evergreens in many
varieties; Conservative prices pre-
vail hereafl‘ho telephone connection
is Westpoz‘t 6:6. .
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Mrs. Alfred Nuttln'g .of Orchard
street will open a physical 'educa.
tion class tor wOmon at 91 North
Main street; this evening. It will be
held once a week.
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—LOCAL " ENERAL‘ CONTRAC.‘
TOR WE KNOWN FOR WORK
at the better sort Henry Fabrlzlo,
general contractor and builder and
his: organization are competent.
painstaking and thorough on all
work that they undertake to do. This
concern is in a position to handle
anything. however large. in the line.
dhd execute a satisfactory job. Eatl.
mates cheexfully given. Office: '2
North Ave.. Norwalk. 'Phouo 2824
P. O. Box 419 South Norwalk.—~Adv
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A prayer meeting will be held in
‘ oonnection with the New Crusade at
the home or Mrs. Elizabeth Cav e. 59
“I'tk‘l avenue. Friday morning at 10
o 'clouk. 1.
.Con‘vention Cut‘s Out
“Obey” from Ceremony
By the closest possible margin the
House 0! Bishop: or the Protestant
‘ Episcopal Church Wednesday con-
curred with the House of Deputien at
the Conference now being held ‘ in
New Orleans in eliminating the word
" hey" from the wedding ceremony
at the church. The vote was 66
27. .A conciliation! minority of tho
Noun (staunch- ia as.
who; '
iiloo o: Moo-shout ‘
under the woolen o!
Lodge. Bhoplm‘du
lied Men's 111111.. W
lust evenin‘.
The 1110111 in. Win ‘
3mm outlaw o;
and non. I Jolt
Moons. a ion;
The evening M1!
by the company. to
lbi‘ltl The mill. ‘9
Loved You";‘ then "‘
Porl! Cho'v 111141111111 .
How I Mina YourTou
can"; “You. tr. .TM
Bones Mary
8
duet. “Love Soul” . tr‘om
Snitton and Betty WM?
Kelly; then tool
ole". samba Peat
time". To» Bullion: -'
‘ uni
, ptu _
isomp‘lnlmetiiq.
ntlre com
't‘onco;
lotto.
Nollio Kai
Mary Morality,
Cleury. Almv‘. Chili,
ell Betty “’71“
male all. with
himself. Thay
Yost, pianist: .
Mrs. Elllit‘
But! ‘A'uni‘o 3111111911,
‘07 A7 are ory Boulevard. doughnu-
xiii-u. c minimum lot
Coiebrook Divot. mm the rid.
1111.
115.
The mam 1601: mm 11 “1111;.
home of tho bride's mothori oin-
‘portorni'od
trial-yo thrilling
oi! '
idgo tom and 111111 or the may.
The bridesmaid wo‘a Milo Mildred
MacKenm ot Marlboro. Mm. a
classmate o! the bride. who wore a
corntlovs er :oorgette. cry:
dress, with a handout to match and
she carried Ophelirfiuoa.
The but man Mus Joocph .mrriu'
of Bridgeport.
The gift from the Iroom to tho ‘ ‘
bride was on aquamarine dinner
ring. Her slit to tho groom was a
cameo ring. The hrldo’ a gift to her
bridesmaid was cut oryltnl beads,
and the groomfo‘cirtto tho but man
Cynthia
beaded ‘
”t. .
After the. mid: 5531‘
led congratulation-
con was served ‘ .
room which WII 990th 11 ink
(1 tom Tho
Acadomy. Franklin.
, otudlod no John 11ml '
Baltimore Maryland. . all it boon
Not-wail: for the past. {our mu.
Mr Mhboy in a son 9! Mrs. 1.11111
cropland by the woman; Company
unfiouton. Shellie
Boston. Mum Nor-with
Notion. Winston.
Colgbmok River. ‘ .».
Monty usual and beautltul slits
ridzoport,
won waived by the bridal couplu.
Osteutation of WealthyOn the Decline
By OYNTIIIA GREY.
The announcement in a New York
newspaper that the most costly and
ornate dwelling ever erected in this
country. which colt some novel: mllr
lions of dollar: to build. in for solo
[or two mlllionl and no one will buy
it. interest: me lmmenioly. .
The house was built by the into
senator William A. Clark. the Moor
tuna. copper king.
It contains
baths. It» ho: a. marble swimming
pool, a. private lighting plant. A nym-
tom of Turkloh- baths. an astronom-
irul observatory. woodwork with in.“
laid gold lent and priceless point. 7
and marbles.
Senator Clark confided to 1 friend
that this won his tavorl‘te roaldonce.
and he had many others. became it
exemplified him. :It told the world
he could ou‘tdothe aplendors o! the
old Roman emperors.
the world he had outdone in nu:-
ntticenco the homo ot Charles M.
‘Schwab apron trout Fifth av enuu ' ‘
on Riverside Drive.
Tuontyvfivt years 830 ohm Senn-
121mm. and 31 3
It also told ,
When thoro will! one mlllioullro
twenty 1m your: c. m hove hun-
«1de today. A m llionuiro need no
.lomr not: his home a: on advertise—
moot or hid income. We hovo‘ cloc-
trio 3 and
math 3 whéroby.a man ruby keep
lil- mine balm-e 7h 1m blio.
tor Clark mode '11. gesture to show! . at
his 51ch: and bio money.
were not so many millionaires u
there are today. It meant something
to have 9. million.
And no new as a. man had "made
his pile." hostarted out to outdo his
neighbors. The upper“ part. 0! Fifth
avenue. which used to be the Gold
Coast of New York. and which used
to be the wonder of European.—
wonder that; such examples or bad
taste nod ostentotion could be do.
vised—la lined with mansions that
today are shut or hove been sold for
amtmentm. _ 4 .
.‘rheu were 42.111111191110111; to the
vanity of men who believed in tho
power of money. (they were show-
pigeon. They" wore pointed out to
vlulton. Innovate mentioned to
guide boou'Thoy were probably
excellent medium: of utit'ertialng .
in than dum- but.- they
borne» , ~
Tim, is why tho! are not in‘ tho
mud tad-y» Tho two Vandal-but
homes. bountiful specimens of u-
obitooture. .0qu blocks. lino
boon sold for apartment altos. Tit:
1mm Gould home {no been sold.
um. Vincent. Mot i1 me ha , .
11111111.!!!- mind woman.
were not
cm to llvo no hauntignllv
thcro “4
. a
9mm- 7‘11qu for th
Mrs; Fred Briton. nee-mud
“held at the home of Mrs. Btephon
Clifford. _
017m in private pursuit South .
Auntie: o: Noank. Connection! and is ,
Thomuton 11nd _
paid advertising -
CHEM”! are. '
1112.,W1111am Kemp.
. ‘mneniat.
preamp " MW“- 11v
Mrs. Bloom
Mro. William Huck, mum '
Mrs. Hot-man Schuyler. trouurer.
The November moaning twill P”
Mont Tort-11cc.
[the was
71-19qu chat: on
our hm.
AVE you Media to Ace tho beautiful miniaturo‘ ‘clfe’étl wo' ‘aro'
_ 'glving‘ away during our Eran tale of genuino LANE Cedar
. Chants! Tltero’s little time left for you to tel: your: and the after—
Vania price will be about: $5. The women.of this toi‘vn are talking
‘ about tum—ow their beauty of finish, their unusual wbrlmiani
.3 1111p 51‘1th their real usefulness. As long as they lust—and they are
' going oat—one will be given to every purchaser of a regular size
‘ LANE Cedar Chest.
Thoro' a real enthusiasm, too, about; tho remarkable pnoea 17de
been able to put on these regular LANE Cedar. Chests. Only u
special concession by the manufacturer on a corload order and his 1
.do‘airo to introduce this miniature chest makes it possiblé for 1111
to pass on. to you the greatest cedor chest offer we’ ve ever seen. .
or
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Unusual. Bargains,
A”-
'>—"~_r‘~.w~ "‘
$9. 95 '° $47. 50
W... Anny-T...
Terms: $1 down and $1 a ruled:
dumpproo! Beside! Elvin: Moot
p‘mtoction to: fun. wooim And lino
fabrics any one of them will add to
the beauty of mu:-
Only 2 «lily:o left—Don’t min this
tale. You my mm hove moth:
012mm!!! 11- mum on. till-i
lli'fé first: qunlity mu: Cod-r
. Chm—built from mulno red «(in
huttvrood—with interlocked comers,
' pointed bottoms. dust; strips
and Yul. looks. wore built to
.1utor! muons; They no abso-
‘ Intoly motlnproot, 1111;911:091 and
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