fiajbwnt of Autu loaves
Elohrysenthomums. Mrs lilul'y
‘ “daughter or litre. Henry
-0En 0: 'll Monroe place.
field. New Jersey, became the
2 Robert Henry Rowan, son
and Mrs. Frederick H.
or 21 Elmwood llVCilllt', this
-ddilig1took' place in tho
uster Presbyterian church
field. New Jersey. and was
u'roception for relatives
lends.
, ride was gowncd iii brocad-
flil trimmed with pearls one
"long white veil caught with
'lossoms and trimmed wun
carried a bouquet. ot’ \vllilc
, mild iiiiics oi the valley.
j bold of honor, Miss Margaret
ion. wad gowned in pole grccn
E, do. There were four brides.
_ 1 Miss Elizabeth Bubcookw
1 tuber ot Montcluir. Miss
'nopper of Bolton (iormcr
of» or the bride at Mt. Holy-
eno) and her sister-ln-law.
vid Sheldon of Bloomfield.
f the bridesmaids Wore
_i.' yellow while two wore
,9! mauve. These wearing ycl-
ed bouquet of mauve flow-l
lie those wanting ll‘lllllw:
bouquets of yellow flowers
active.
Etit‘l’ Rowan of Norwalk was
father's best man and the unn-
”on: George G. Rowan, the
brother, Herbcrt V. S. \\'in~
1‘. of \Vntrrhury, formcily oii
it, Jesse Sanford oi lietltlllll:
Irving J. Wright or:
"it
*t
- ,6 Min annual convention ot the
ecticut League of Women Vol-
11 bring to Hartford November
5 five spcukers of national
Living costs, the func-
, 1 modern government. the
libilitv of a voter. internation-
pcrntion, and the relation of
e member to each of these
. “discussion.
' Edward P Costlgan or Dru.
Mt! Washington is to speak at
ernoon session, \Vminostlay,
Ember 4th, on "Power and Fret —
*' Mrs. Cosiignn. who for till-m»
was chairman of the Living
_Nationol Committee of tho
. 6, of Woman Voters. has in: ulc
dc problems confronting thc
house wife. As chairman
windustrial Committee of the
lid president of the Denver
‘ is club. she. ciganizcd the
to amend the Colorado
“it her Law to molest children
.. in industry. Her efforts to
«the Colorado Minimum Wage
band was appoinicd to the
if! Commission, and they
live in Washington. I). C.
appointed chairman of the
tive Committee of the Con-
”billion of This City
SWed to New Jérsey Girl
Federation of Women’s!
re so well known that u'hcngaddrcss on the functions
The gilt of the groom to the belt
mun was a set of gold cult link;
The gifts oi! the groom to the illit-
ers “ere lutthcr wallets gold moat. .
ogrummed. 'lho slits or the bride to
the bridesmaids were bracelet»
The bride was gii on by her broth-
tr. l‘mvid Slicldou. 0r
i'it'lluiy was the cliuich in its doc-
motions oi nulnmn lemon and enor-E
alous h inches of yellow chrysdntl’lo-
mums.
After the Wedding ceremony 0. re-
ception was held at the home 0! the
bride. the house 1330 being decorat.
ed with autumn leaves and yellow
1 llrysnnlllcmilms.
Guests were present from Bridge»-
nort. Norwnlk. Stamford. Water-
bury. Little Falls. New York, New
York city nnd Bloomfield. New
. Jerscy.
A special caterer had bccn cri—
gngod tor the occasion.
The gift from the groom to the
bride was a. beautiful diamond pin.
Numerous gifts were received by
the couple at cutgiuss, silverware.
linen. furniture and the like.
The bride. who graduated from
Mt. Holyoke last June. is very popu-
lilr in her city. The groom iii
.weli known in this city and has at
large circle of friends. Since his
gruduntiloi three years ago from
the Van itenssclaer Polytechnic Iu~
stltute in Troy. New York. he has
hold a. line position in the Norwulk
iron Works.
The groom's tether is vice presi-
lmu of the City National Bank.
Tho newly mun-led couple are
now enjoying o. short honeymoon
trip and upon their return will rc~
Rilrlc at 45 Elmwood avenue.
sumcr '5 League of the District. She
has been vice-president of. the Nils
tionnl Consumer's Lemme tor scvcrnl
ground of a Peace Prfogrum
cuss "The Scri’iccs
ernmellt Should chtler."
(lood
Professor
toxl- books
lion “(‘nu Citizenship
Tiulglit '1"
author of smclnl
tics.
n
titlc "l’nrtics, Politics and People.
Mrs. .lnnirs ll.
vidence. ll. 1..
of the First Region comprising the
New England slulms, is to give an
of the
League of Women Voters at the
Thursday morning session. .
The.Convention is to be held at
the Hotel Bond. Nori‘inlicr 4th and
oth.
I es,’ Night Planned
By Uncas Tribe
.TribeNo. 26 is planning a
Night for xuesday Evening
.2? in their wlgwam on
nstreet. The entertain-
mmittee is planning : vcry
.1333 series of novelties for
lament of its guests. Sim,"
“ anclng will fcnturo (luring
. s are being sent out to
‘members or the tribe.
ced that those who have
bold hang on to them us
be no more available.
st be prcscntcd at tho
‘Mizpah Circle to
The Mizpah Circle of the King's
Daughters of the. South Norwillk
Baptist Church will hold it. rummagi-
sale, Thursday and Friday. in the
vacant store in the Mallackcmo
building, formerly occupied by the
Elcktrik Maid Bakery.
A regular meeting of the circle will
[be held tonight at Mrs. Dunn's. All
mcmbcrs are requested to be pre-
sent. Reports of the dclcgatcs to the
recent Kings Daughlc‘rs Conicnliol‘i
will 11c giicn.
Rev. Jacobs Expected
Home From Meeting
Rev. Frederick Jacobs of the
South Norwulk Congregational
church is expected home today. Mr.
Jacobs has been attending the Na-
' in The Sentinel for
uit.
.tional convention of Congregational
lchurohes in Washington. D. C. He
has been absent for one work.
Your bank ioeount ope
slid your bank balance
grasping it. .
m mount here, then,
‘Ways and Means”
as ways to opportunity
provides the means for
unusual
0. number or
church was-
it Thu menu
“to salad, 13
gelatin. carted
After the slip
Mr. Grimes of
ii
handsome pair at cult,
of the Crusade was
which he was invited
responded in axittlng
pll'\ iliution which wn
nest Soule.
in lilllfm d. comes
nowspu per women of
dick has conducted 11
boasts one of the
Post. road at the
Atlantic City and Put
on Monday for Palm
b ‘nii. rolls. coke.
, Mid candy.
, it? Hartley god
soda Wore ouch prtisontod
Mr. Grimes the official announcer
a 0 presented
with in. large meguph no, through
dies to "take or! tliclrihats."
Both Mr. Grimes and Mr. Ilnitiey
EX-NEWSPAPEli
WOMAN OF CONN.
TO WED BANKER
With the announcement .,
stile oi‘ the Milford Arms property 1 '
nounccmvnt of the coming marriage
of one of Connccticul‘s best known .
For some yours Mrs. George lint.
most
sites in Milford. facing the hosted
intersection
Golden I-lill slrcct and Clark strcct.
Mrs. Burdtck announced her rod-
HOD tor soliiniz was due to her on-
gagement to H. M. Bennett. it well
known and prominent bunker
Mrs. Ilurdick plans to leave Milford
cold hem. po~
with a.
links.
0 ask the in.
manner to the
:1 mode by Er-
ot the
also the (th-
TOi‘ii'it‘l‘ Will‘s.
ie hotvl which
desirable
Of
it" will 1 S.
.14.-
lll .‘leHtlli
‘ “it" will District at the: hobbit!
, nubile“ n “mm-nu Association" held
of
in Bench. Fin.
Beach. where
To Harold Clinedl-
yours.
At the formal bnnquct, also on
chncsday, Professor Parker
Thomas Moon who has been a. dele‘
gute to several European conferences
is to speak on the "Existential Beck-
Miss
to Will come up for cousitlcrnJF‘runcrs Perkins. u. member of tho
' industiiul Board of the New York
State Department of Labor \illl dis-
a Modern Gov-
Professor
Raymond liioloy of Columbia. Uni-
vcrslly will ask and answer the ques-
Be
Moloy is the
and
{ill and ethlsltvc study of,pumplllcls on gi)\"Clllnll‘lli ulul poli-
A H lies 01' it: L‘tui'cs litii\(‘.red in
Cleveland under the auspices of tho
Clovcinml League itus been publish-
cd by tho National League under the
Clioosnmn of Pro-
ls it director for the
National Longuo of Women Voters.
slit,» will be a guest at lilo homo of
C. ll. Myers owner of the lirenkcts
and Lliclscn hotels at Palm Beach
and a prominent hotel owner 0! the
south whore site will visit until hot-
wedding which will take place some
lilnle during the month or Noicm‘
her.
Mr... Burdick was a former well
known newspaper woman of Con-
necticut. being connected with
Bridgeport. New Haven and Hart-
ford papers for u number of yours.
as well as being cattle in Demo-
cratic w'ouicns circles throughout
the state.
Moose to Celebraté
Mooseheart Day
The Loyal Order of Moose and
Women of. Moosohcnrt Legion will
celebrate what is known as Moose-
henrt Day. Tucsduy. Combo? 27. ill
the Mouse. Hall. South Main street.
Miss Catherine l‘nllimis.1 iliiiil'tht‘
of novonnh Manor. Stamford
tho bride at her home Saturday otE
We)“ (‘lincdinst son of Mr
Kills 13 Wcst (lllncdinist ' ‘
York and Pauling. Dr.
Hugh
Presbyterian church in Stamtcrd.
officiated. A reception followed the
ceremony.
Tho bride wore a gown of cream
satin trimmed with an old duchcrse
loco that “as worn on her mothers
wedding gown. Her tulle \cil wins
also trimmed with lace. Silo. cur-
Mod a bonquct of orchids gnrdenics
and lllllcs of the valley.
tumn foliage and flowers and
bridesmaids wore towns in autumn
cs of orange and yellow;
Morris. former pastor either
The house wits decorated with nu- ;
the '
colors. carrying out in various shsii- .
Miss Adn- ,
iindr .i tlnrk of Tibetan. N. Y.. uns‘
Hold Rummage Sale 3
or ol' the Loyal Order
A wonderful
been planned. nitcr
cliostrn will play for
I'm eighteen."
Ho: “Times what?"
This cclcbrntion will also be for the
purpose of (illfit‘l'VlllE' the birthday of
Junior! J. Davis, who was the found-
the Moosclicart chion.
cntortoinmont has
t‘rcsliments will be. served. All mom-
Ebcrs and their intnlllcs are invited.
YOl'TIIF‘l'Ii.
\V P l‘l‘
of Moose and
which the Or- iirldc.
dancing. Re-
—
1 s
1 "ill. DAY OF “if. iiCiDK AND EYE '—"
AND PUTTOH '-
—-Oli Wi
maid of honor and the bridesmaids
Miss Dorothy
Montclnlr and Miss Irene "Mexnmer.
I‘muk Doughty was
diilsl‘ s bcsl man and the 118th
were, ('. l‘. Bryan of New York itnd
Goon-{o ll.
“'iliiunls of
Mr. . Cline-
l‘nrson's brother at the
1,.
PERSONALS
Factory inspector Frederick ‘Hib-
lie: "Would you mind toiling me
your use?" bnrd of Hartford was a ilsitor in
She tingenuounly): “Not at all. Norwnlk yesterday. . i:
t t G
Mr. Welter Home of “inter slroci
I
'
HA9 PASQ‘ED
lit: ZIPPEP I
War Monument Is
'-1queiled byU. S. U. W.
” 'J‘Keiri 1‘3 incidental to lulu. lin-
it. new held in the Stole Armory
. roar. . uttcnded byflfi d9§ernor
,ii. Trumbull. Constellation
illicit. ’l‘ilson and mm military
’ s titul- prominent persons from
Elli
‘sde it Slnrpossib‘ie to
i
‘ at
i M
went to Edgewood Pork and on.
soiled tilt mule.
“Robert Phelan of this city was a.
chest at the dinner given by Mi".
and Mrs. Frank 1'}. Inlley of 1015
ilE‘uEirtleid menus. Bridgeport .lest
on their nelce. Miss onus.
title ' do bailey. whose wedding to
Vincent“ John Sullivan will .,toke
place this morning at at.- Augus-
unit’s church at to o 'cioelt.
,, '-
l
Ewes a. visitor in Budzeport yester-
Milly ’
o e a
Mr. Samuel Ireland .lr., of Battle
Court Er urned afternoon from the
wildlife 'New umpshlre after it
weekpt hunting.
Writing of the Spanish war EEmoiliEl-E
"out in lidgcwood var-ii. New Hits:
well colony til.
it. and Milton bits or he it vim i
cnownc‘d musician. ,.
‘ "rim column the cum Will this
don oi Mennotveli um. .
author or painter. could
fill surroundings. it in optimize
‘ somethinn or n chili plain. mm ' “w
wishing to take cabins fur a. lime. '
must hpply to the board 01 direct“!
and. when it meant» occur» militia
be vouched for by two nrtim of worn
thy reputation. Not. more then so
people are allowed membership at
one time.
,Mr. MscDowoll himself toundEtho
value of occlusion and pence when
.tttcmpling to creole ltl‘ld generously
passed on to oilit-rs the some, oppor-
iiii‘iit)’.
, In closing her brlto address Mrs.
MacDowel invited members oi the
audience to visit the colony. Prior
to the rendition oi each number she
explained the settlnmor the thought
which MacDoweii died in mind when
writing. '
i The lprogrom included "Prelude.
(in. 10” (the premier published work
of Moobowelll: a group tron: "sea
19mm (in 55; “Wilden": "Ana
name." from "'Keitio Edition: "the
Eagle": group from i"F‘ir‘euidli Tales".
Op 61: herons from “New nucleoli
lriyls". 0p. 62; "Improvisation" and
"March Wind". . from “Virtuoso
Studios." As an encore she played
“To s Water Lily"; “Will 0' the
'Wisp": ”To it Wild those"; Win
Autumn", from "Woodland Skett
eh " and "Witches Dance."
.Beneht Ball-to Be
E Given November 20
W
i A meeting oi the committee in
charge at the fancy dress bail to be
given November 20 at the Green—
wich Country Club for the benefit of
.the district branch or the Connecti-
cut Humane Society will be held
tomorrow morning at. 10:80 o'clock
i“ the home of Mrs. George Gale
Eb‘oster in B‘eliehuven.
W
(:ENEBOI‘S.
i Landlord. "I will forego one-halt
l of the rent you owe."
Tenenl: "'Good! I will forego the
other halt!"~Kaspcr Stockholm.
Theneiid Now
provides the wave and
‘hreetivo w'oilt only in quiet. power V
it
school yearsyehe should have been
world. She Will
tistio or musical. bile warri- equip;
nod for my particular ., endemic
training. and she had no
urge in any direction that promp-
tcd her.
She was sutflclcntly bright and
adaptable to succeed in almost. any
line it circumstances bod forced her
into it.‘ 1
it someone had bended her a good
Job. that required blame and skill
she could havei filled it, other "Bhe
learned hcl' Eway about. not slit
didn’t. have imy idea how to get 1-
Job for horseil.
Hero was I. pathetic oiise—a girl
11“ gone through high school and
college. came in contact with the
best. brains tit the country. and not
been an‘lkened or aroused to a. point
of wanting to do some particular
thing.
With all her training she had
missed what cduontlon’to work. the
impulses to express herself. the Joy
of usingi a. brain that had been
carefully cultivated.
Sometime or other during her
LOCAL BRIEFS
“will '
good old tushioned duelityot push.
Lite is harder iii. the start tor. th
girl who bus to make her way and
take whatever lob she our
will pay her board end in.
its often easier at the finish it the _
makes the most of her opportu ties ‘
and her mom snid- realizes size“ iii
being educated Just. as thoroughly to
it she were studying books instead“
a! 1110. V'
the impetus and the power to go on
which luxury Ind also cannot do.
To get along in the world it. is
necessary to have an aim and o. pur-
pose. With that to was you. you
can find the way. But: without this.
progress is dittioult. There isn't
much pointirunning unless you have
a goal in sight. You ‘- may
not reach the goal. but you have
‘ something to keep you going. With-
outlt, you lose your way and your
doilre to run.
FRATERNALS
W
A meeting or the Good Luck club
will be held tonight at the home of
one.
it
——Now is the time to arrange for
your for remodeling work. Experts
are employed here for the remodel~
ing of fur coats. Conservative prices
O .
prevail. The Twin City EValet. 67
North Main street. Phone 408.—
Adv. a,
I
O C O
The Gleaner's cilcle of the First
Cdngrcgetional church will meet at
the church tonight (or regular busi~
11958.
The C 8 Chapter of the Girls' and
Women's club with ,hold, its regular
meeting at. the club rooms on Wall
street this evening.
6
‘
Large Pen. Coal. nun-ls 3.1 Guns.—
Adv.
O
sional club of the .Miidred Aller
School of Dancing will be held to;
night at Red Men's hall, Washing-
ton street. at which time election 01
otilcers will take place.
0 o 3
-—Order your personal engraved
Christmas cards at Donnelly'e now
‘and call tor them at Chrisomu.
opera recital of the tail seuon st. the
Norwalk Library auditorium on Mott
avenue this evening.
:2. in; Dunedin-Adv.
o O O
The Brookside .chopei summon
will hold a fine Huiowe'en mm
and entertainment“ the chapel Sot-
urday. October 81. .
t 0
Tribe. mm ".1. 0. .R. 35., will
mat mo 1’. 3:. ohm Mm.
Oct. 27. in order not to interfere
with the. «our. nisht promos It
8:15. cur-nee Tom. Sodium. -.
Adv. . ‘
O
O O
Entrust church ”storm m
Mr. Grimes end Kr. Home: m8
Mrs. James Day of 16 Stu‘art uvo- 1
.. lather smoker in the Wigwam on.
. .Wuhineton street tomorrow eve.
‘niog. A‘big time is anticipated by
I 0
The first. meeting of theProlosw
~Adv.
0 t 0
Rudolph Thomas. inter-notional]! .
known pianist will give his first
-h:uio and morale: sold on «In
“The "cutie meeting of Unou ,
Numbers o: the Everyman 3 Bible
clu- met It the loath Now-it
'Flnei arrangements have been
made whereby UDCM Tribe No.
36. I. O. O. Redmeu will hold an.
the committee in charge. Ar. mem-
bers are, requested to attend.
WOmen Voters to
Hold Annual Election
The next; regular monthly meet-
ing of the Sound Beach'League of ‘
; Women Voters will be held on Tues- .
leay evening. Oct. 27, at s p. m., in
Welcome Reception Room. ArcAan.
Guests slid new members are al-
ways welcome st the meeting. ‘
Tuesday evening will be the an-
anal meeting. including the custom—
ary reports. and the election or oill.
ocrs (or the ensuing your.
Satto-Falcorie
Miss Fannie Falcone. 128 Le:-
ington avenue Was wed to Amil
Sutto of Lexington avenue this
morning at St. Joseph's church at
9 o'clock.
a..-
Lodu will hold a. business meeting
tomorrow evening. , All members
ore'requested to be present.
PERSONAL
O t 0
—Dance Wednesday, Oct. 28th, by
the Melody Boys. Helium's Hall.—
Adv. '
. o o 0
Ben Lenin: Gen. rim-u a: annu—
Adv.
O O 0
Mr. Builie Mlzerondino of Winni-
pauk visited. in New York City Sui.
iii-day
For necessity is furnishing {or her _, .
Norwalk Chronicler