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THURSDAY, JANUARY 14. 1926.
tire Nave of Church
s Filled; Couple to
S end Honeymoon in
. avana, Cuba
st! of Dsnbury end Nomi]:
y or Sslnt “Men's church
«morning tor the iuhlensble
_ ding at Miss Mary Mergerst
. doughter o: hire. Marsaret
we end the late Peter F.
of 104 East Avenue. end
. Frencis McLachlen. son 01
end hire. Berry McLachleo or
bury; The wedding was one or
, . wtilest seen in Norwalk in re-
- Tmontiis. The entire nsve oi
‘ ureh was filled by the may
_ or the couple. The ceremony
performed by the Rev. Thomas
‘ .‘pesbor o: Baint May's and
celebrated the nuptial mess.
bride. who entered the
entire orator her brother.
Burns. who gsve her sway.
W in a. down of white
use. . trlmiued with rose
lees Her bouquet was of lilies
whey and white sweet poles.
Helen. Btewert at Boston.
m,,the mud oi honor. Her
web or. powder blue turrets.
ennui velvet hot. and
the” inhibited bouquet.
dosmeide were Miss Mel-the
end Mia: Helen Frost. They
i Gr-Ioewey gowns. oi the
1 ashes of roses. With bets
1:. They cerrleo bouquets or
_ coed posits Joel: Molecu-
brethor or inc groom wee
melt. end the ushers were Wil-
Matcher ol' New York City and
. «In. Wk ascents or New
‘Clty. Ellsworth Smith of New
Gin. Hugh McGrcth and
list-sum 1. Brady prodded
Loreen. During the ceremony.
(Fred c. Grumman sons. “0.
col lave." end "'Peaie Ange.
" The toilewing priests were is
ciueryts The Rev. Nichole;
; :0! Riverside. formerly of
' . Rev. Joseph Duly. Rev.
.9. Hurley. Rev. James H.
dthe Rev. John F. Shea.
ptlon for 100 relatives end
triende ot the couple.
a let the home or thefbride'e
in Eeet evenue. Mrs. Burns.
received the rum monum-
r‘gewnloi my crepe do
.olh'e Society Orehestre‘p‘iey-
, ,gihe reception. The beer:-
odd!” [all «the bride end
were on diepiey.
slid Mrs. hiehechieth will
Cube, where they will spend
o cynicism hire. .McLeohlen
the Scored Hurt Convent
Yerit'City. She is also e
of Sslni Msry‘s School.
3. Mr. lesbian is e. greduete
’ University end is e mom-r
Phi kept». Pei maternity.
outed. with his tether in
cciety Witnesses Elaborate :
' Burns—McLachlan .Wedding‘
CHURCHES
cd.
I O O
the perish is invited.
O O 0
Terrace.
. U i I
to be out.
Mrs. E. M. Lockwood.
served during the world war.
now prsoticlug in Bridgeport.
The Girls Friendly suci‘ciy
l
Trinity church will meet tonight at!
H
the church iii which time. it classl “m ””6“. popularly known in
in lampshade making will he form-
Under the auspices oi lllt: l-lospl ‘
Lilli“! committee or the South Nor
well: Congregational church. a porn
ieh sociei will be held It the church
in the school euditerium tonight at
8 o'clock. A splendid program or
music. pageantry and readings has
been prepared. Every member oi
The ladies eid society of the Butt 5
Avenue M. 5. church will meet this
afternoon at a o'clock oi the church.
in . O
The Women’s Guild at Christ
church will meet this eiternoon with
Mrs. J. V. Close 0! 10 Raymond
Mr. Charles Trietrrtm will lend
the weekly night prayer service at
the South Nowell: M. )3. church in
the ebeehce of Rev. Andrew F.
Chmerlsin who has been confined
to his home by sickness for some
time put. Friends will be glad to
learn that Mr. Chamberlain is int.
proving although he is not yet able
Norwalk Garden Club
Plans Flower Show
.‘i‘he rsguier meeting of the Non
walk Gordon club was held yester-
day afternoon oi. the home or Miss
Helen lid. 8min, or West avenue.
The routine business at the lab was
transected and so interes 3 paper
on. "Cold Frr.m'es"\wes reed ‘ byMrs.
Philip Knew. which wee ioilowad‘
by enother on "Hot Beds.” given by
The tirsi report were presentsdfby
the committee in charge or “he flow.
or show. which will be given by the
club in June. Mrsun. D. Wade-t
worth. cheirmn oi the committee
to work for th extermination of
octet-plum. road a report. and she
will present a plan oi action at the.
next medulla of the club. A large
number were present and e. social
time. which included refreshments
served by the hostess. iollowad.
envious—-
Local Lawyer Best
' Man at B’p’t Wedding
The wedding or Miss May McCar-
thy. deushter oi Mr. end Mrs. P. J.
McCertby. 102‘ Herkimer street.
Bridgeport. and Dr. Louis E. Buck-
ley. son at Mr. end Mrs. J. 15. Buck‘
ley. ct Ansooie. will tslte piece Mom
dsy Jen. 26 in St. Augustines church
at 9 ofclo’clr. Miss Kathleen McCar.
thy and Attorney John buyer at
Norwellr. will be the attendants.
' . idles Moat-thy who has been see—
retary or the Logs] Aid department
in the Welters building for sometime
end is e greduete of theBridgepor-t
High school. She resigned early in
December sud'hu been retroactively
entertained since the announcement
or. her snhesement. Dr. Buckley is a
graduate or the Indians college or
Dentistry end for sometime was with
the Heeltb department. tel lowing his
dischsrgs from the service heving
Be is
still Straw Certifications
Fashionable; Millinery
21 ‘36th mil! arm's
. somrxonwssx
ion. T. FRANCIS’
*‘ SON IS WEDTO
wss'rroa'r GIRL
Mire, Jennie Andersen cl Riel
street. and Claude Francis of Nor-
wellr. formerly e member or the
diets Police Deporttoerit were iner-
N. Y. last
Wednesday. ii was learned today.
01 The roilmn Ili'i" now in Dnil‘t‘iil where
it is said llwi um reside i‘cr some
‘rieii in l‘m‘i. (‘her
t‘,
street. liiii before
was connected with
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with o! llermen \V.
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Advertising club.
studies the mass.
the Author." Miss
South Main street.
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ing‘ion street.
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street.
0 n
‘Steuitord the ill
I‘.
drew y of sludge
eto thlecity it: "
Nil".
\‘i'osipoii. She is. the duugbler or
Mr. and Mrs. Nile Anderson oi Kin.
h or
the sdvertieibc
drperuuriil of iim I7. )5. Diiuo Com-
rinr. Mr. Francis is the son oi Dr.
l‘holnuu i-‘mnois oi Neruelk. undrot
one limo was s member of the
State ilolice, Dupuriment and et-
isiched to ”10 “Wine” bur-racks.
Mrs. Luiigzotiel was one 0! till
most prominent club women in the
state, and news of her death Will
come as n. severe shock to her pride
circle cl friends. She was president
or the Westport Gui-den club. a
member of the Foiriicld Garden
club. the Westpdrt Country club.
Women's Toivn improvement IIEO~
elation oi Wcsiport, the Fairlleld
County hunt club .iu .Feiriield. the
contemporary club the D. A. 11.. the
the Bridgeport
Business and Professional Women‘s
club end the Helpers' society ell c!
this city; the Women's City club end
the New York City Colony of New
England Women in New York. and
the Women‘s City club or Chicago.
Mrs. Lenxzetiel. was a director of
the Pork cemetery eseociation or
which her husband." president. '
also was the daughter oi Curtis
Thompson. who was at one time one
of the city's best known iswyers.
The Thompson homeland on Wis
avenue wee, recently sold to, the.
[Societies and Proteusions‘l 'Wom‘sh‘e
organization for a. club house. _
Mrs. Lengrettei is survived by her
husband and one daughter. Mrs. H.
W. ColeY. Jr.. 0! Weetpert.
Kipling Subject cf
Calvert Club Talk
The hirer-t club met inst «(only
in the basement of St.
church. Aston business meeting
was openedlhyr Mrs. F. .1. Menu.
which was followed by n brie! talk
on “The lilacs." by Mrs. Joseph Mo.
Error. At each meeting. the club
Later, the meeting was turned
ow to Mrs. Albert G. Feorson. who
gave a. toll: on "Rudyard Kiplin-
PeuI‘e. sebum
gem a. talk on “Rudde Kipilnr. '
the Maori which was followed by a
talk on "Kipling. the Journeiiet."
by lilies Mew Howard. alter which
“Rudyard Kipling the Short Story
Writer." was discussed by Miss [in
ion Rntchtord. The tour talks on the
illeyci Kipling were all splendidly
rendered ‘end thoroughly enjoyed by
those preheat. An interesting drew.
ingot Kipling. by William Nichol-
son, was. shown to the members ll!
Mrs. Pearson. The drawing woe. one
or s collection by the same artist.
which are the property act the
Pratt Institute. New York.
'1'on currentevents topics were
given by Miss Merv McMenn end
Miss ‘ Madeline .Csm‘pbell.
The "next meeting or the club will
beheld ,st the church on Wedneoa
clay owning. Jenuery 27. Miss a»
ion Retchiord. will be the lender.
FnATEaNALS‘ .
L. O. 0. lil.. South Norwalk We
No. 529. will meet tonight at 68
C
Sons and Daughters»! Liberty.
Bonner Council No. 5" will hold “I
weekly meeting tonight It 100 Wish
8
United "midst: blot-tn Americe.
Trimmers and Operators. Loom No.
33 will meet tonight
I
Court Cecile No. 105 ’” Catholic
. Deuglitsrs at America. will meet to—
: ulsht st 22 West avenue.
tion or the newly elected unicorn trill
airs piece. are. "In Club .9: .
A . ‘ riot deputy will be
the iwuucdie’er. .
I I O
- court Net-rut: No. I! will meet to-
aim or W hell on use erb-
hue for regular business.
1
, “m "‘ erroneous: No. aim"
Fellows will met tonight or 16 Well '
Led? Ventilation Wellingji. ,
Shepherds ot “Bethlehem. militia“ . .
I tonight at 25 wettest. “:1. i,
.. W? e ‘_: I .'~ m; o ‘ u ‘ 0
nd mull
at it Franklin
merrieye
BY THE DEATH or i
MRS. LANGZETTEL
Mrs. late Thompson Lennettel.
Lehmitel. o!
Woeipori. died very suddenly lest
evening at her home. She was in the
best of lieeltll earlier in the week
but contracted a cold Tuesdey. A
supposedly slight ailment doVeicp-
ed into it serious condition yester-
Men‘s
minim-- '
year‘s president. who won re-olected. ;; ‘
was presented with a. pin sesl Mi»
their hend‘bsg and e. pest meal»
._ membersd eech oi'licer or the poet ‘, ;-
clarified to about 900 people who were l
' in the out ‘ehnseuthe.
ties «the reset enih
ALL OFFICERS
' Ineleiiuiion oi the newly elected
ottioerl lectured the meeting of
133%; fig?“ Norwalk Republican Women
Pride of Court Nurruk. Companions
evening in Eegies‘ Hall. on Matt
avenue. District Deputy Mrs. Freak
so Marshall. installed the oiiicerr director will be
Rooney. met-i. this “turn
Recording Secretan'qfih‘g‘ 1.3. 5 Mrs. Berardino
belle Lockwood. "
or the Forest. which was held lest ' CLUB NEWS
Sveo. sseisied by Katherine Duii'y Miss Marjorie Donne. Girl Scout
1 Fiorlier. or law eniorcement in the Baptist
: lticht Guide~l\lrs. Mary Porter. Chapel ou Brood street. Sieml‘ord. o'clock. TM public is cordum “R
i Left Guillev—Mrs. Mary l'iyun. Friday alternoon item 3 to
l Inner Guard ~~ lire. Eleanor 0'Cloc1t. This observance will be tor
W
in chemo oi the
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VllE‘d ’0 (”limit
Plan Open: Meeting January 19
Fourth Ward Commit.-
tee Members Will Be:
in Charge; Arrango—
is.
who ere: Council Tendorioot training class to n’lents for a Speaker
Chic: Companion—Mrs. Jennie be termed todey st the Glrle‘ end
Keeler. Women‘s club on Mein illl'uet. . .fl. 1 , w...
r,“ Chief Companion—Airs Har- . - . 711275;» will: it puilicm .. .ni
lriei. Payne. The W. C. T. ll .0! Stanford \iili Assoc.“ on announced '1‘ "1‘"
5m, Compiling“... lire. Edith hold at preyor strides in the interests meeting to be. held oi. ill". 1:... w
James inn. Tuesday, Jz'illllm} in. at l
01 the passing 0! The allow it to M in tin» vim»-
. Creighton. the anniversary
Outer Gustav-Airs. lilcNerney ‘ the Prohibition amendment. of the Fourth Ward of which '5
Treasurerwlllss Frances Cassy ' ‘ ' Alexander Rummler Is general rim
Financial Secretary—Mrs, Alice- Tiic Help One Another Circle. will man. lll'lldlng the pggirign .4 A
oon at the home 9! word “We pl'fhit'lfilll’.
on Rowen street The special arrangements be.
' ' made tor the silalr “ill include
Trustees-«lilies Frances Lynch. Non-mike" will l'le interested in 50°” Elw-‘ll'i‘t mm" “1"! (1431‘s
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115'
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‘ Mrs. Grace Cunningham. ills. Fan- learning that Dr. Stanley H. Osborn. be announced later. Itel’r":~lim~vr
ni. Downs. commissioner 0! the State Depart will be served alter the meeting
' Following the installation. a dc- merit of Health who spoke in this Serving Under Mrs. Rummlcr \"li
"PM” 33' Vincont lightiui social hour with refresh. city beiore s pstherinfl of women he the YMMV!” committees:
Reception. Airs. Robert Mullinigr
Holds Installation
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The ledles' 'siixiliery 0! the Mul-
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West Washington street. last cram.
poets end suxilieries oi Ditnbury.
the post. The past president wool
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Mrs. Walter B. Leaner. itounu
voy-Tsriov post held on insinllaiion Hill. Fairfleld. is entertaining at a
ilirs. Wheeler will be occompsniod
belle Lockwood won the "mystcri. room of the
l0
Sailing for Africa. Quota Club Elects
iriitcrruieon countries. and Europe. The post of secretory oi llit‘: “Dbl Plans for the e
. which has been vacant since the en» pictures were to hove been discussed
0 ..
”“3993: ”"1 first?! rd were pro 2W Mr. Wheeler end their daughter. nuul election. “id“ given to Miss. buts-ere deferred until. next Wed-
!“ It a ceremon 0'5 Which WM 8‘ g and Mrs. Berti-em by some friends
Joint instelietioh or the carillon end 2 from Corner-ill. N. Y.
trend was to eve . Dr. ~ :1 r . . at the Keyed James Inn. a short
Carlin mmmfl" ’ 1-9 10” old gm M Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kindiiien of stintxhni. l‘ll‘S.Ji‘i\’fldG 131161;ng 095i; time ago, spoke
208 Fiasliill now“ all made short addresses. Mrs'. 15.1. of Public Health." in the lecture
Training School ior'h'urses
Mulvoy Tarlov Aux. lSociety Women Are W” W" no...
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; Saint Joseph's
, Society met yesterday afternoon in
secretary f0] Yearlillt‘: K. at C‘. Hall cu Washington
ism-eel. Articles were made for the
o! omom at the Red Men's hall. ,SWUI informal NMhOOD thll 300“ Members of the Quote Club 01‘ locel hospitel. During the afternoon
‘1“. honor ‘1 mm D. 1’11?ch Bridgeport held their weekly lunch- in wee served.
“ h"l°' ""3 Ml” Eleanor 13”" eon oi the Strollield hotel yesterday attendence 0! members
on "The Machinery 0f tin: Fourth \i‘ul’d. chairmen.
Stamford licspital Henrietta Wakefield, Mrs. 0s
“05le Sewing Soniuel Stewart. Miss leabelle
ii code and Mrs. Herman Schmidt
Mrs. Frederick lioelschcr will
mitieo end she is to be assisted
There was I coed
bowing or movinz
Winifred Nicholas. society editor 0! nsdsy as a smell number were pres~ be" regulw.
the Bridgeport Evening Star. out at lest night's meeting.
--Adveriise in tin: Sentinel ior 7
She will he asslSied by Madame
I ] '."
lest Shultzc. Miss Mary Burl-toy. Mi.
Addie May St. John and Miss L‘s-mile
. . Elle, Mrs. Henry llariiens, 3:
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chairman of the i'ciii‘cslimtnla 0311'.-
by
Mrs. John Mcrriman. Mrs Gtorgn
Avison. Mrs. Neil Pierce, lire. An.
ing. "rile work was under; the di- gran-r. both at whom are selling Mon. noon at whirl: lime thsiwmflmder . .. . drew V1. Heath. liirz. John Mills. 31!:
motion 0‘ Mrs. “13’5"“ L' Flynn. ’«lay for a several months’ trip lo of the annual business was taken Tile Volunteer Girls' Club met last Edward 3' LYNH- Ml" Emma PM“
put president.» Guests (ram iiio.SOuih America. Airice. the Me- under discussion. evening st the Broad River chapel. lick and Mrs. Robort llilullinge
i'i‘
presented with s beeutltoi heuqueti
or flowers. Mrs. Anne Bonus. last; >.
debt'e gold Jewel pin. Mrs Banks
or with e gm. .
Music for deooinr after the install. 3 . .
letlo'ns 'wee‘ furnished by Steve's .’
Harpy Five and reireshmente which
included coho end ice crew were;
present. g
”The (chewing officers were lnstall- l
. Mrs. Anne. Books—president. ‘.
Mrs.‘ Jennie O'Neillo—Ienior vice-v
president.
Mrs. Mary O’Brien—Junior vice—;
president. ‘ .
Mrs. Mary E. McQulilenu-eecre-
tery, ‘ —
Mire atolls. Isreelv-ireeeurer.’
Mrs. Mary McDonald—echsplsin.
Mrs. Non Colomsn~conductcress
Miss Alice Crush-mnemonic in-
struotor. . ”
Mrs. Grinds Csrruthers. Mrs. Be‘r- ’ .
the Rose. Mrs. Josephine Men.
Mrs. Anuyliluluey-co‘ lor beerere. .
Mise um MoQuillen—‘guerd. i .
litre. Tillie Boothby~muelciem '
Mrs. McGuillsne-truetce tor 18
months. . l
hirs- Nery Fliegereld-trustee tor
l your.
Mrs. Catherine Gallagher—trustee
for 6 months. ‘
Regrets were received from Mrs.
Mery'Nixon. stole ohepldlo. or Siam.
ford. who we unebie to ettend. Su-
per-visor 1m cc Smith. oi the No-
3:3.“ Soldier‘s Home. was present
Kitchen Orchestra
- GivesFourth Concert
For the tourih time. the lied e
Iieoheuette Orcheelre o: the Plim-
thee clue oi the Nowell: M. E. l '
church geve e concert lest night.
This eucli- took piece betore in
excellent existence in the church.‘
being presented and» the auspices _
outstanding
Mondey night. the orchestre ex. .
ecuted it program in New Canaan
which was more heartily received“
then any concertglven in that town
. .. u- ,..W-.m-__.
That this sort or music. which is
mode hy ; kitchen Jill“. kettles. ‘
broom» .‘jetilerr end so rot-1h. is well ’
appreeietedand liked in Nor-milk -
is evidenced by the not that three.
more cells hove bus-pluses the .
oroheetre. The members. however. .
hove netget decided wherecr when "
guy. will museum nest premium i
on. .
Miss Mebelleule "is held or "the ‘
em. 1...... our“
. rim..- Price $35.
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End Of Season f
Money Saving
Event!
INO C. 0. We
NO Layaway:
N0 CHARGES
NO RETURNS
on ' rim CORNER
We want to impress up-
on our customers that
the dresses we offer for
$1.00 are not house or,
porch dresses, but Real
Silk and Cloth—and ere ~
of the some quality and
"value es the ones you
buy at the regular price.
You may also select
them in different sizes
‘for mother, sister or a-
friend. The materials
are Flat Crepe. Geor-
, ' relic, Satins. Twills and
Shehns.
, ZSORESSES
Sill: and Cloth
Buy onset “102m“ ‘
lnr price $1.08. . '
Select another tor . _ ., . '
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”.00. You get 2
(or ,’§-9'."
Sill: end Cloth
Buyonceilhcm' g _
lnr- price 319.95. , ‘ .,
Select soother for .
31.00 You let I M
$13.95. 3 . ‘ »
Wr- . .
in» Winner Policy ot gulch
I turnover prohibits us {rein oer-xv.
rrinc‘j‘bver garments train one
in». You let 9 m
““‘99' . .
Take Adventure of the Low hides. YouMay ‘Also Select; "
' ' . . , , W Purciiese of it .. ‘ “
. ...,;
cannot afford to miss it.
.. Lamar“ melt r'"-— oiw
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s.» . .
. T:6 Northern: “:
Former Price $115.
‘Sele Price
SelePrloe .......
32-38 'so.’MA1N ST., so. NORWALK .
. ’ FRIDAY AND SAl’URDAY
WE WILL BREAK ALL RECORDS FOR VALUE GIVING
eeesonuo soother. Thisevenii
wmrm choroid“! W! .-
”fier- mum You norm; .
w sucrose
End of Season
Money Saving
Event !,
N0 C. 0. Dis
N0 Layaways
N0 CHARGES *
NO RETURNS .
s $1
150 Fur Trimmed
. cpATs
Buy is January reduced : -
price coat for $15.00. ‘
Select s $7.95 dress to: . ,
81.00. You get both , '
cost and dress for ‘
.~ $16.00. Value $28.00.
35 Splendid Quality
COATS _
. For 'l‘rimnied. ~
Buy e Jenner: nuanced . ,
price cost or 825.00. $
Select s 812 dress (or 7 _
”.00. You get both cost '
and dress M $20.00. »
vuue‘ M00.
75 Very Smart Sample
leaner $29.».
I'Coats .,
, select-elem
mum Bur “
Trimmed
, dreee3w 81.00. You not both east end
Bug I. must! ’
virtue some.
1 mosaic COAT
en 'Pertect Matched Sirius
11an Manor com
‘. Durance sum
“Til.f’if’.°..".2.2.“j.f.g$135 ‘
our.“ $120. ,
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