oi the III" 00m
St Mord.
,. ‘9'
- Henry 0. Richer-dc. oi
‘ ‘1:th Itemiord
lock is e oredueto oi the
lioopltcl Training oohool.
-teir eiter the ceremony
'- Mil to ports unknown.
, their return will make
o in Itcmiord.
her-Solomon.
do Louico Jennings. dough.
,' . end lire. Gouge P. Jen-
, M Greene term. was iner-
lr Cleveland Penny. oen
ettie Penny, oi 13on Set.
oon in the Congregetiono
in Greene Forms.
ride were e gown of ivory
th rode point leec end
oooono end a. white oetin
'm V.“ Dre “If, He JO!!-
oi the bride. oi hiinnee.
. . wee the meld oi hon-
. bridesmaids were. Mice Bee.
ingc. eieter oi the bride.
Fer-mo: Misc Helen i-i‘.
New York city. Mice Edith
Litchiieid. Eleanor
Southport. was“ the
ii. I
o.- mil- oi Woctport and
d. was beet soon. and the
were Dr. Edward '1‘. Welte-
the bride or New
meeuein
ice. or Greene Farm.
' reach. or reiroeld. m!
0mm
m 0! Mill Dom)!
Wallflower or Mr. and Mr:
WRdeell. oi ”one
3.
«6.0. mangoryoi
and New York city took
: wee
honor end the oth et-
Wore Scroll Treedwoli.
Pointer. brid
. dower.girl.
‘froedweil. .her
were c. gown oi
bridel deworc
Edith”. Long Island. New
will be at home eiter
V o o o
"licltrldtko .
. |_ at mu Anne Mlko,
or r. and hire. John Mike.
V . and hire. John Holte. ct
' wee coiomnioed leturder
moo o'clock at It. Po-
_ cal Lutheran church.
. Weasel. poriorrned the
, ore e gown oi white
with lace and pearls.
‘ 3* ct tulle nude in the cop
--ii‘o‘dho carried a show,
“White reocc-
the oicter ot the bride
Nurse Soyc:
ethnic. pa “inc fut
idiot-t ow er brings
tend d all all odor
' 11 [is "A Healing
were ettended by cor.
or
Ilrc. Logic leit on their“
‘ . eth
do. or Leonie. N. r.; wu. “d
2 hinge. They cerri
trimmed With”
tit met. to Herbert Hello. '
flex-hart Wilson served as best man.
" side at 189 Mein street end will be
-t'eitete.witheeollereircceMi
m Gnome: .4. enables
Nee hilsc Marguerite Reynolds.
served as meld oi honor.
Mice Ruth Idem. xethrine Novic-
ity. and May Bohtn were nteido or
honor.
The couple will spend their honey.
moon in Canada. and will make their
home in Wootport upon their return.
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Pearce-Dunn.
Mice Edith Louise Dunn. one oi
Nerweiii'e moot popular girls. be-
come the bride oi Frank Wesley
Pearce in the South Norwcllt Bop-
tict church Saturday eiternoon at 6
o'clock ‘
The bride is the deughter at Mr.
and Mrs. Albert E. Dunn oi i Bette
Place and the groom the con' oi
Ioceo '1‘. Peeroo oi Norioilt Virginie.
The bride entered the church on
are: oi hor‘tethor who geve her
in marriage. Her stately gown oi
Period style. was oi ivory satin over
cillr. trimmed with Chantilly lace.
Her tulle veil wee arranged eiieo.
tiveiy over a crown. end the train
was long end laced trirnniod. She
carried a shower bouquet ei white
bridel roooc end iiiioc oi tho'veilcy.
. Mrs. Verne Coxen. wee matron oi
honor. She wore green tulle over
green teiiote. with a beige horsehair
hot. trimmed with green..o.nd green
cetin slippers and hosiery to match
the gown. She cor-lied Ophelia roe-
...‘Mlco Florence Norrie and Misc
riotte Jen lo. close iriendc oi the
hp e. were her bridocrneidc. 'rhoy
mfnoeoh wore roeo pink tciiete end
e.- with pink horse heir hate. and
lie ltid clip and white stock-
.pink roses.
Mildred Leuvett. oi Virginia and
Vivien Ciliiord oi Norwelit were’the
iiowor girls. The pages more
Robert and Donald Dunn. both or
Norwelit.
Herold E. Dunn. c brother oi the
bride was best men. end the ucherc
were Leigh Dunn. Fred Dunn.
Verne Canon and Frank Frey or
Sternicrd.
hire. Pearce is a very popular
young lady. She poecoccec a sweet
soprano voice and hoe our in the
Sterniord Baptist church.
Mr. Pearce is connected with the
Southern Deirye Ice Rcirigcratlng
oompenl'.
Wilson-Deere".
Mice Lillian Anne Dcwoil. dough-
ter oi Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dowel],
oi 8 Harriet street became the
bride oi Charles R. Wilson. Jr.. con
.oi Mr. end Mrs. Charles ii. Wil-
son. oi 190 Beet avenue. Sunday cit.
parental.
‘ The bride wee attirdd in e gown
oi white not cr'epe end goers-tie.
A veil of tulie end e wreath oi
orange blossoms arranged in a cap
chepe draped ooitly over her wedding
gown, White gloves. white kid clip-
pers and stockings completed the
outfit. She ‘cerried e bonduet oi
roses and lilies oi the volley.
Misc Helen Vencure. who was
ineid oi honor. were e gown at Rose-
Merio georgetto over coral satin.
with long sillt gloves and picture
hat oi horsehair to match. Alirod
titer a wedding trip by automobile
to parts unknown. the couple will re-
et hento otter July 15. '
The bride s traveller cectunte woe
on orchid end white eetin sport dress
with a hot to match. »
Miss Dewell was (preset-1y employ-
ed as e stenogrepher tor J. M.
O'Brien. while the grooin ic e celes-
inch ior Borneo and dieinberg.
ui'dctienheet
A eocieie wedding oi note tools
place Saturday afternoon at 4
{3:03. when Mice moi-lo Lep-
term oi hie end lire.
Weill? or New
York all: become tb e or Wil-
lietn Iproul Lewis. con oi hire. 0. IL
C-anlcei «Chester. Fe. at the home
or the bride's uncle. Welter Lep-
heep. at “Rock Arden.” Wilson
reint-
The bride wee mod in ivory
loco whieheeilcr woo orioincllr
withblech
ornoon. at the he'lno oi the hrido’e‘
1 Mount
m e beeouot or pink roooc end
mm
'i‘beJittlo flower girl wee Jeee
Ferric. deughtor or htugh Florrlonet-
od ertict oi New, Iorit city end up.
Ferric.
The boot men was Ildwerd Clyde.
e graduate oi lwerthtncro College
The bride and groom received e
nuilber oi handsome precente- 'rhoy
ioit. chortly eitor the ceremony on c
wedding trip through llelno end Ce-
node.
The! Cpeot to return the end oi
July end will niche their hence in
dwerthmoro. Po. The groom to e
broker.
blood-Deloor
At high noon today the marriage
oi idles Anne Do leer. daughter ei
air. and lire. Andrew De Boer. oi i
, ' Plett otroct to Arthur I Iioed. eon
‘ oi Mr. end
pherlec De Boer at
d Lowndoe e' e was ebloninlccd.
The Bee. Chapman 3. Lowic tied the
nuptial knot. end ‘e reception was
held ior the immediate icrnily at the
home or the bride. .
Mice De Boer. who weo given in
marriage by her brother. Seth Mood.
dispensed with the conventional
white cetin end orange hioooonic end
were incised a gown oi ell-over
biogo lace over pink satin. end with
it a large picture het. She carried
e bouquet oi pink opheiic roooo and
sweet peec.
‘ Mice Marlon itlce. who served ee
bridesmaid. wee gowned in on or.
chid crepe dress. with hat to notch.
She carried yellow roses. end cweet
peel.
Arthur Gernold acted as boot men.
The bride received meny beeutliui
glitc. some oi which were iurnlturo.
silver end linen. .
The couple ieit for their honey-
lnoon trip by automobile to parts
unknown. and upon their return will
make their home with the groom's
parents.
Mice |Do Boer wee employed by
Croiut end Knapp Hat company.
while her husband to a pattern melt-
pony.
Mr. Mead io c. member at the
Masons. end the Odd Fellows.
a derlt navy blue crepe. triinnlcd
with tan. with e hot to match.
Stainless-Wide.
John 1'3. Reynoido.
Stillilen, eon not Mr.
George W. Stillman. at in Sect evo-
Ill".
coremog.
ry Donohue. oi ciniord.
acted as bridesmaid. whi
Donnelly wee boct been. ‘
correspond.
ride-maid wore a yellow iieworod
yellow hot to match.
yellow tea rodeo. \
roses and crepe paper otroernerc.
to the immediate tentin at nucceli'o
Sunflower Tavern.
Mice Reynolds
beautiiul giito oi iurniturc. oilvor.
electric utensils and linens.
their home at I Everolcy evcnue.
Flint‘o Service Station oi dtcmiord.
”Wilson Macon.
oi as Butler street. wee wed to lid-
Mrc. Cherioc Wilson.
I... Ste H
Shel. officiated.
at Neopollten otre‘w.
e. bouquet ci white roses.
Elisabeth Meson wee the bridesmaid.
wearing orchid color ehiiion with
hat to match.
roceo.
York city. .wcc the boot rnon.
the wedding.
the organist.
Mrs. \Willicrn Smith. oi
avenue.
crepe paper ctroctnero end deiciee.
Niagara Falls.
is Butler street.
lire. Bernard Fitcpetrielt.
daughters. Alice. Helen end moire
Beacon. New York:
Julr 1.
I O 0
Misc Dorothy”!
or. Mr. end hire. Al
er tor the Nash Engineering coni-
Tho bride's going away dreoc wee
In st. Jooeph'c church thio'rnornv '9‘
ing et ii o'clock. Mice Marguerite
Reynolds. daughter oi hir. end lire.
oi cc hurritt
avenue. wee married to George A.
end lire.
Father Hurley periorrnod the
liobort
Mice Reynolds wee gowned in
beise-dearosc georgetie with eepe ei-
iect. with large hat oi georgetto to
Her bridel flowers were
shower bouquet oi pinlt roles. The
georgette gown with large cones-y
She carried
The bride's home wee very oiioc-
tiveiy decorated with plnlr end white
« The wedding breeltiect woo served
received some
After the wedding trip to hieino
by automobile the couple will incite
Mice Reynolds was otnployod by
Yale and Towno oi dictated while
her husband to ioronien oi D. W.
Mice Catherine Voronioenldecdn.
deuohter oi lire. Katherine harbor.
oer Werrcn Wilson. eon oi Mr. end
or: Beacon.
New York this morning. at c o'clock,
'c church. liov. Father
The bride were a gown oi white
cillt crepe over loop end e whltorhet
She, carried
Mice
dho carried pinlt
.leiiery O'Connor. oi Now
John Nooncy song '30 Frooiico
Me" and "i Love You 'i'ruh" during
Mice Mary Brody woe
Alter the ceremony. a reception '
was held at the borne oi Mr. end
to Stuart
The house was attractive.
Iv decorated with yellow and white
Shortly eitorwerdc. the bride and
room left on e honeymoon trip to
While away they
will spend some time at the home oi
the green: in hcceon. New forltt
They aspect to return during the
latter part oi July end will live at
Among the out at town guecto
precent at the wedding were: hir.
and Mrs. Philip O’Connor. Mr. and
im-
Catherine Mecca end William “soon
or New York city: Mr. and tire
Patrick Flynn and con. Themes. and
at Brooklyn: Mr. eed lire. Charles
Wilson. MRI)“ oi ”10 3m: ”in W“
ltocelle Wilcon. Charles Wi b. Jr.. ‘ on, may '1‘
end lir- end Mic. 3M etc. 0! A prominent doctor wheelie some
The marriage oi liicc Horton
oi Belgcn avenue to John V.»
n will take pictie fluted”.
, in. daughter
' er leeiov
ween ruin. oi il‘ leuih moot. one do.
cope leloc will boooerriod. Ichlrv
, day. July I. in ”macrob-
‘ m. Mildred rim... deughtor of
air. endure. Williein Fchldc -oi An concoct abet “to? enroll mg...
“tonne not «done. and tilt-- cbcpe'. inched u in the trout; pd.
teen-mommy or new cd with o ed told oi at
One Hundi'cdflidhlbers
0! Historical Pa ant -
fiCeet Hold Re cereal
M -
'rho iirot rehoercel- tor the gigeno
tic hietorioel pertain to be held un-
der the euopiccc oi the Nerwelh Be-
pubiioen Wornon‘c Association. July
I at “Sunset liili." sect Norwelk.
was held in tho Nerwelit Armory
leetnlght.
Over one hundred inonlbore oi the
are t to teite pert in the
rehcereel. ere are more then live
hundred altogether in the pcgeeat
but they are scheduled to rehearse
in ooperete groupo.
Loot night the "iodine” iron:
the event was gone over several
times. The "Rev. ueniord group"
composed mostly oi reoidento at this
city. also rehearsed.
Tomorrow night. the "Redeem"
end the "Congregational" group will
go over their roopeotivo pertc.
Friday night. the "lodlone" will
again rehearse. although this rehear-
oel is to be held in the Wilton Con-
grcletionel church.
The participants tried over,eover.
oi oi the songs ccheduled tor the
event end Mrs. Cutler iroln Woetport
explained conic oi the history oi thie
oily.
It to intereoting to note that the
Old Well which has ciweyo‘ played
ouch e greet pert in tho Hietory oi
Norwelit. will not be iorgotton in the
hictorioel pegoent. There will be an
Old Well 'on the grounds. not com
ing weter. co in the old days. but
cool end reiroching iced drinks.
Girl Scouts Making
Ready For Opening
0f Camp July 13
Girl Scouts are getting ready for
.tho opening oi the day camp at
Stonoybrooit on tho Norwelit-Woct-
port boundary line. which to to take
pldoo July it.
Registrations should be made im-
mediately with bliss Margaret Jen-
nings oi I Lewis ctreet. so there is
no time to be lost.
The camp will be open three days
c wool; commencing July 18. Dates
are as ioliowc: July it. it. end 15:
July :0. at end at: July fl. :8 and
During Auguodt e camp will be
open on the ioliow ng days: August
if. it. end it. ior petrol leaders:
and August to. is. end at: and on
September 1 and 2.
Nice hieriorio Deane. the local
oeeut director to leaving town tor the
months oi July end August end will
remain at her borne in Mediield.
Moos. during that time. She will re.
turn September 1.
Members 0: Bird And
Naturo Club En'o oy
HilleThrough oods
u"—
lioinborc oi the Bird and Nature
club enjoyed the eiternoon yester-
dey telling notes oi birds end new.
on in St. John woods. heck oi the
borne oi lilac May St. John oi East
Roche reed.
Aniong those present word: Mice
Emma Smith. hire. E A. Woodward.
Mrs. iionry Heoeioin. lire. M. Hop-
kins. hire. Nelson rowell. nire. David
Morricey. Mice Gertrude Dudley.
biicc Laure Beech. Mrc. Curtie
Owens. Curtie Owens. Jr.. and litre.
Charles H. Godiroy.
Christian Endeavor
Preeldont William Horveth led
services with e tellt on "The colic.
notion oi physical and spiritual de-
sires." at the weekly meeting oi the
Christian Endeavor society held
Monday evening at the Hungarian
Boiorined church.
The sacred quartet rendered cov-
erel ceioctione. Misc Elizabeth Do-
‘ltuc. who ioit Tuesday to attend the
coniorence o: the C. ll. Solo Lio-
onlor. Pe.. wee given a hearty cond-
oii by the members.
It was announced that at the
next meeting. Leuii 0. Novel: would
lead in the dieoucllon.
About twenty-eight members then
adjourned to the lawn end enioyed
roiroehniente. corvod by the cooioi
committee.
Recovering
Mice larch l’iierden at it noose-
volt street is recovering ironi on at-
teck oi the nodules.
Mooseheart won
it
heart Legion will take piece July
so. owing to the death oi Winiioid
Scott the Strawberry ieetivel to have
been held loot evening was poct-
poned indeiinlteiy. ‘
Baby Girl 1
wow-— .
Mr. end Mrs. Kenneth Young on-
nounoo the birth of a daughter
Jean Grebe. at the Norwellt hocpitel
yesterday morning Mother and
child are doing nicely. Mrs. .roung
wec' Elisabeth Richmond or near‘
hill reed be‘icre her marriage.
"old wiveo’ notions oi teed." rem.
toes. me he do not thin the blood.
orange end toilit do not ourdle» tho
Itenloeh it to ”My Oli- ticht
to eat oranges or grepoiru t' or bor-
ricc tor broehicct. then uwith
crease on it. Brown and ,whi
hove cecetlr the seine iced value.
Fish telnet brain iced. Bet-lilo hove
Wilton came down end their part of'i‘
The next nicoting oi the Moose-H
little use «em you a...
mm mull"
Expect One Oi Finest Cele-
brations Harbor View
Hoe Ever lied—New Ar-
rivals
A second meeting oi the coin-
nlittoe on the Fourth oi July colo-
bretion has been celled ior tonight.
It w ll be held at the house oi the
chairman. hire. MecGregor. Plans
are shaping up end it is thought
that cuiiioiont iundc will be colloc-
ted to make thbgoccecion one oi the
heat that liar r View hce ever
sponsored. ‘
O O
Mrc. Dillon will have cs her gueotc
over the week-end her sister. Mice.
May Dugon end her two couolno.
Mice Margaret and lilies May Dugen.
Mrs. Dillon opened her house you-
terdey for the summer. She wee one
at more than a hundred guests who
were entertained by Mrs. Doyle at
the letter’c home in Fiatbush Set.
urdey evening. Mrs. Doyle who is a
regular resident at the beach. was
celebrating her silver wedding anni-
versary. She also has arrived at the
beach for the season.
‘0 O O
Mr. end hire.» L. Word oi Mont-
gomery. New York. Mrs. Johncton
oi Richmond'Hill and Mr. nnd Mrs.
John Johnston end their three chil-
dron will be entertained by Mrs.
Johnston at he.- cottago on the in-
let over Sunday. Mics Lois Kroger
oi Brooklyn lo nw the guest oi
Mrs. Johnston's daughter. Miss Shir.
it! Johncton.
O 0
“Mrs. Teehen calla tomorrow on
the Homeric (or an extensive trip
abroad. A number of her friends at
Harbor View geve her e send-oil
Friday evening. end precented her
his
hieomv hencomplotely‘ recovered
treat her recent operation.
0
hire. Edward Held expects her
daughter. Nice Betty field. to re.
turn Seturdoy. biioo licld hoe been
spending the last six weeks on e
term in the country.
. O O o
Another arrival Friday will be
Mrs. Katherine ilueh end her iam-
ily. who will occupy the some col-
tage this year so before.
0 C 0
In the recent issue at the Beach-
somber the rim oi the cocoon. this
interacting periodical thuc decorlbosl
itcoli: "1 are old and 1 cm young. 1
appear today tor the first tithe ee
on see me. yet i have matured a
it during the pest six year in
the owiit development or arbor
View. 1 have seen the Club Home
, “ were our '
arrive Friday‘ror the summer. lire.
icmoue cingor ior lecoonc. The girl'c
voice was tried and the mother said:
A women tech her Wdelefittor to e
"You coo. eho has some tine con-
trelto notcc. end yet ohe'c obviously
a soprano. What do you thing eho
will become?" l
“An euctioneor."—-Tlt-Bitc,
don.
WOMEN FIGHT
built. have eeeu the roads improved.
the big iloet put in position. ille.
grounds about the club improved.
and now. I am witnecoing this
good iollto at Harbor View
tear down the old bridge endv
end i hell their courage Yet i am
young again. striding out upon un—
beaten paths. sailing uncharted end
glamorous secs. Sentiment end love
are my escorts. Ahead lit-c ell ro-
mance—my goal. 1 set out in search
oi it. I am the Beachcomber."
BEATRICE BURT
FALLS FROM CAR
Little Beatrice Burt. three-secr-
oid daughter at Mr. and hire. Arthur
F. Burt, 2 Pershing street. suffered
painful but not serious injuries
when she fell from her father’s car
yesterday ailernoon about 3 o'clock.
Tile girl was riding ill the roar of
the cor. and co it rounded e corner.
a rear door swung open and Bee-
trice fell to the pavement. She was
rushed to the hospital where it wec
found that the girl had a contusion
of tho forehead and an X-rny
showed a brain concussion.
Dr. William W. Tracey was in at-
tondence end the child was dis-
repleco it with e beatltiiul new one.l r
e ”.‘.“;
It... ADOLPH “ANSI"
uoweulol. ooum pcnorc
Holmquist. South Dakota—"i can
not begin to tell you how much good
Lydia E. Pinkhaln' s Vegetable Com-
pound hec done for me I was sick
torcbcutiouryecrs lcouldnoteioep.
end i wee elweyo worrying, so one
day we saw your advertisement in
c. paper. and i made up my mind to
try the Vegetable Compound. 1
charged at 9:45 o'clock last evening.
with e beeutiiul cpcnich chewi end
Every Newlchd
Needs a Useful
Gatcler
to put out oi thewo
style shown in
mahogany
Pictured
$15.95
01 Cl
‘ birchwo
boron!-
li length. built
‘ end ilelchod in tree‘-
Begulerly priced tic. _
Her condition today is good.
Dad’s Gift, to the Newlyweds -- The
Gorgeous Overstuiied Suite in Velour "
$189.00
\‘ Could any tether better express his love for e new daughter or
can then by giving them ouch a helpiui ctext es the purchase
oi this suite ior their new home?
Let us show it to y.ou
ml‘ WI" "“1- N!\
You’d Expect to Pay at Least $300 for
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An exquisite style iinlshed with
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'ci
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bought one bottle and did not see
any change. so i got another bottle.
Win: 1 woe lust raiding in this
paper about o meu giving hie wiie o
thousand-guinea necklace.
like that ever happens to me.
HUSBAND: And l was Just read-
ing in this paper about c. man giv.
Lon- ing his wife two black wee—Tit.
Bite. London.
POWERFUL FOE
Struggle 1.7....“ Health
'Find a Faithful Ally in Lydia E. Pinkhem’o Vegeteble
Compound
At the second bottle i began to feel
better and l have used the Vege-
table CompOund ever since. when-
ever ! feel badly. I recommend it
and i will answer any letters asking
about it."-—l\ins. Amun Benson,
Holmqulst. South Dakota.
Could Work
Encento. Celii.-"I bless the dcy.
I began taking Lydia E. Plukham'o ‘
Vegetable Compound. I was so weal: ‘
Nothing
Only Two Houre
and tired all the time i could not
work more than two hours each day.
than had to go to bed for the root oi
the day.
Vegetable Compound and l was so
weak that I decided to try it.
do my own housework‘waohing.
scrubbing. and ironing—end then .
help my husband with his garden.
i do not have that worn-out ieeling
now.
give your wonderlul medicine a
trial and I w ill answer any letters I
receive irom women asking about
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Road. Encanto, Calif.
A woman who is n
health and her family s happiness is
a valiant soldier.
bottle in her own kitchen. She hoe
no thrilling bugles to cheer her on.
no waving banners.
If you are lighting this battle, let
Lydia E. Plnkhem'o Vegoteblo Com-
pound bo your ally, too.
I read so much about the
i now
i advise erery women to
gbtlng for her
She wages her
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