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Evening sentinel, Monday, August 23, 1926 · page 4

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' MONDAY,:AUGUST!3,1926

OF NORWALK‘

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Harbor View Club Prograu:

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Held At Country Clubs In \1 itinity 111' .‘x‘111'11;.1.-.,
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and Relatives Crowd the Bride’ 5 Home On Elm.
Avenue .To Witness the Wedding Of Well
own Singer and Newspaperman. .

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hung a huge white wed-
‘lllse Mabel Anna Miller.

. of Mr. and Mrs. William
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' 7 bride of Leroy D. Downs.
I Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Pat-
1 s Winfieldgtreet. Satur-

dlng took place at s
' 'the evening. at the home
0. Rev.
taster of the South. Nor-v.
gregationul church per-
this ceremony. -
flout flowers and smilax de.
Nb house which was filled
, wing by the many friends
of the couple. One
fty guests attended.
re by Treadly and
' Rowayton greenhouses.
do was gowncd in white
f hlffen over crepe romaine.
with insert; 01 Chantilly
' "seed pearls. She wore a veil
Md lace. coronet style.
'th orange blossoms. white
’and slippers. She carried
. i bouquet of white roses.
'6. Miller. sister of the
bridesmaid. dressed in
georgette. She carried a
of Shirley roses. Alphonse
“tended the groom as
The bride was git en aw ay
er.
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”was held followed by a
flipper. This consisted of
lad. cheese wafers. sand-
cream. cake. and punch.
ereus beautiful wedding
Were on view during the
". There were
. of table silver. chine din-
" sod tea sets. Two sterling
inks pistes. a large silver
winter. a twenty-dollar gold
' ’handsorne green glass iced
"and a set of the new palette
and saucer. and e. spinet
among the gifts.
checks. many pieces of
'and a garage were also
' on the long list of pre-

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1111!- Norwaik. I4rid8"’°"' "To give my opinion on the res- become popuiar in many Pans 0' She ll Wl‘l' popular amour: 11111 '1'
_ '_ N. J.. New Milford. cut day styles of m..." c“ 111 ll“ state. yount Donnie of Noruslk and 1111" iii
. "N J.. Danhury. Webster. drinking, cigarette smoking, dancing, All "ll! anml‘d l "W 6‘5" "0- many friends were delighted in 11ml Smart] Dresse i.
”find 'l‘ienton. N. J. jazz. bobbed hair and other modern EU! the 'lillle communigy‘ 0' some tne opportunity of (1lli1'i‘litlt'l.l‘l‘, y .1;
. gthe evonlngtliero appeared .9‘”" would fill a whole volume. itlaxiiiiiiir':ii'1(iiiii:1ii:n:'I" in k 113 about m such a “:11' 1.211111. 11.. [2,; .1: . . 331

i ttch consternation among the
who could not discov.er the
: place of the groom “a car.
i ever. Roy had it safely hidden
' home of Al Canev.ari 210 Lib.
' 'unre. The bride and groom
touching it and making
1 . Without very much hind-
‘Ibout 11 o'clock.
. followed them up through
“ laid and ranbury and then
' m; About one oclock Sun-
orntng. Mrs. Miller received a
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. ,9 the voting privilege is nainperingin. coumry knows. \iiss Cranmer is eiiiplmmi in tlie,‘ . . . . .. _ -
mm,“ on women? ”an,“ Govern‘ Among ”w commit,” wm such “a.” connmmmm ..‘...... in ““’l Dainty,r llilild\l01’l\ finishes twqo pélirs ’of plus1 ' in'
merit. public men as ”1,. county oommis- ili'sg district. and Miss Montgomery, th e S e colorful hioomer Cf... l'Olln pick Ohlinfl ‘1‘
Questioning whether there are sioncr. the trans..." of ”1,. leading is the bookkeeper 1n the uIllCo or; {(1 k for ll irl of 7 i0 ' this yeah $13-95
today the numbers of women who drug 5m.“ ”1,. m“... 91.91., a hank- The limiting 5111111101. 1 LC 5 , le 3 30"",5m" Others to $28
,. hate time and again been reported or. an insurance 1min 11an on 9,1110.- 'l‘he girls “ill risit the Srsr1iiii-1ii.1 1,0 \'15. The new colors .11: New Interns Second floo—
1 1 as declining to exercise their rights 1 1 1 1 . . . . . .- 1 1 Far superior to
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of suffrage rather than tell their Two (11111111111. “mm ”my.“ and the “.1” stop at «111111111 (..“, 1111.1 “1111' tcrv becoming too. . omc any we have yet ,
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. THE SKIN oncep on 0" c "m pamong wo- Pcccariillo" cdmo hurtling over Delmar. NOW Jll'Sl‘l‘- ‘ l 0“qu 11d cuff: school hose for
» "‘““"' men' 11 o in r olii 11- “Fr- .1111 The tour is 1.1.11.1; nude 11. 111. -f on C' "‘ 3 " children re if‘ring Fruit Of the loom rind “m”
Q'Blfl Kathi” 35 Good “A woman's age. no matter what ' " ‘ It" 0 3' " "a o N" . , ‘ ._ ‘ ‘ ""‘1 q ‘ d 1
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. . or to be ashamed of." “1d Miss ed. ulil return at the end ot' the “111111.: bloom-‘19 $3 95 Colors to match strip” make “1017951 hmk‘
. Sherwin “unless indeed it proves Back and 10.11111 “W1 “W“ "'95 . 'm'" 1 ‘ L“ 111.1111 900:. “m M “iii cts. ing blouses for school 1111.11
with years .11. has not gained under- from the 1mm!“ "Won Of "1° Monahannlliurpliy ; 2 ' mm. floor. Eton and polo colors. $1

/ gatir‘diiidwii'iciinafxiai- igglxm'noygog; J. Monahan oi: 1111.51.11.11, L. 1.. 1.1.1.1. l
. . took place Saturday, at St. Francis‘
”$2033: w'tfll‘arxisr‘pt‘lvltl'czilem of Whitney-Waring Xat‘ler church, Brooklyn. The 11111111;
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* son for the w, t "'1 One. of Darlen's daughters became and, carried pink roses. Her going
i " non of maeweeueaesue. Few a bride Saturday when Miss Helen we? costume was of whim 'I‘hv'
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1 . 1 her right to vote is out of all propor- _ .. ..
w .1 _ tlon ‘ detriment to progress!" '0. nos. son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur of New York was best man. Only A Ste Forward {Egondnf’mr‘um
men who bravely accept life today G. Whitney of s""“°rd‘ _ families and a few intimate fi'ionils ' p ' §nxnieai 1irc1<S11d ' ‘
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. living at home. Wu“, mt. “mu“, m .9. The bridegml‘" 1: 6" man was Norwalk High school. class of 111119. wells —- no nails, which .911 or 115...... there is also the Biuchcr
ISO DH!” require- .“ 02 their daughter. Flor- his brother. .Wl ins Whitney and Announcement of the engagement means they Will not tear oolJars and style for those who prefer
gull! the ushers were Charles L- Johnson. was made at the end of last winter. cuffs. Lined 0" it in both OXIOTdS and

the receipt of
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Wat-in . former selectman of Darlen. A "W” of “'01‘1‘1‘" "0m Ea“
,helpfnl IN: I“! 1 1 spam Meeting She a“ graduate of~8tamford 31-", Nos-walk visited Savin Rock yester- fact “flsncuon' Sizes 6
borrow mon‘y- m f th Lad school. Mr. Whitney is s. graduite 331:2; 33:“; 1:“; t“? “on 10%?!“ , $2 39 to ‘2‘ .d
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if ‘ gs confidential. 1 McLachlan Lodge. No. s2. Daughters Thmouple “-1181 reside in No.09” WI! 0‘ amusements. The Party in- A150 {hit eiksklti "locus“ for School
of death. win he 11.111 at the home .41... . “dam 1,1,, .0 m,“ eluded 11m. Clara Glover. Mrs Helen of bluciier s is shoes and .3111... 2 39‘

W of fire. We. 100 East ave~ , “demo M" Carl Antler-0n Mm oxford: at the same price. li‘ " ’$

‘ me. tomorrow evening at I o'clock. 1305610 Shel» Ind Mrs. Fred Hodges. ”will. Main flour.

 

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several comet

Leroy D. Downs had arrlv- V

The bridal coupm— are spending the
next few deyr 111 Canada. They ex-
pect to return to this city Thursday.
as Mr. Down is s{.'litdu|ui to attend
a com 1111111 .1 of tho i-mtrican Legion
ln New Haw: on that day.

The bride. who is a bookkeeper at
the South Norwalk Trust Company.
etnuts to continue her duties at the
hank upon hci' return home.

Through her fine coloretura sopra-
has become .

no volo-1_ Mrs. Down»
\ery well lincwn 11: musical
She has appeared iii a number
conceit-1 ard syn-la!
1.1 this czty 111111 “1.18 for some

circles.
of

ln1New york City in concert work.
The bride's voice is well known to
radioaudiencee who have 11.1.1 the

pleasure on scici'nl occasions during ..
hearing her

the past winters 0!

songs.

"'ltoy" is city editor of The the. ‘2"

He is also past com-
the Frank C. Godfrey

hing Ientinei.
mandrr of

Post. American Legion. Chef tie Gare .:
"F‘oriy and Eight." fun-mak- ' ,
American .1.'

of the
ing organization of the
Legion in the county. secretary at
the Toreador Club. a. member of the
Masons. of the Red Men. [noel
Trit‘c and of the Mayflower Hook
and, Ladder Company.

Says That Bobbed
Hair Reminds Her
0f Kitchen MOP

“One of life‘s biggest Jokes" that
is how bobbed hair appears to Mary
C. Athow, department president of
Michigan and Ohio Army Nurses oi
the Civil war, as she iooks on with
eyes which have seen men” of 33
years.

"A tall. slender girl. with a good
heavy straight bob. reminds me of an
upturned mop." says the veteran
nurse. "It is humorous as well as
monotonous to see hundreds of girls

 

Jazz is a decoration of our most

..lz'eautifui gift-music. Modest danc-

ing. however. is ti delightful recrea-
tion and when I was younger I used
to enjoy it."

Mrs. Athow is here to attend the
annual reunion of her organization,
September 19-24.

Women Who Refuse
To Disclose A
'Ai'e Out f Date

What's a few years more or less '

Women who refuse to vote because
they have to disclose their age me
out of date and a handicap to wo-
men‘s lpolitical progress.

This is the opinion of Miss Belle
Sherwin. President of the National
League of. Women Voters. who sees
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standing. The refusal of women. on
such ground. to take part In the
choice of men and women who are
to conduct the government. is as an-

woman who nduiges la a vanishing
Victorian foibie to the exclusion of

"The voting power is a serious
one. It shouidmot be impaired by;
trifling."

 

me. to D. Leone. son of Mr. and
Francesco Leone. of Laura
street. No date as yet has been set
for the wedding.

 

 

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Moving the business. there is
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entertainments
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“Lots 01? Fun" At The
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acliioV'Mnionis incidentally this is
the 1111.1 state to reiixe the idea and
it was 111 the little town of' East
Bamplon that this instructive game
of another era was found to possess
many excite-manta.

Like the "old fiddlers" contest the

Everybody was at the opera house
for the event. Not in many moons
had the little town known such a
lurk.

Why should the talent discovera
ed in cross-word puzzling he lost.
asked the Iiriat liainpioiiiiins of each
other.

The old fashioned has become the
new fashioned: “firldlln'” contests
have been the vogue. so have coun-
try dnnr‘es. Then why not the spel-
lin' bee?" . . .1.

And so when the people of East
Hampton packed the opera. house it
was for no ordinary affair, but one
closely linked up with the inner~
most. community life of the little
community.

A typical New England town of
some 2011 yam-'1 standing, East
Hampton was a fitting place to re-
vive cm3 of the oldest. pastimes the

audience expressed delight in the
words, "Gee. this is great."

The women were strong on an}.-
tliing pertaining to household and
dress.

 

1". Waring of Iforoton avenue.
Darlen, was wed to Lloyd H. Whit-

St. Luke's Episcopal church. Stam-

ford. by the Rev. Floyd 8. Leach.
The bride was given in marriage

by Cornelius Allen of New York

man and Edmond L. Avery of Stam-
ford.

 

, Near East Tag Day

Plans for the Tag Day of the
Near East Relief. are going ahead

 

Bee Revived Here:

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Carlisie F. Graves. Edward C. Noil- :

The.bride's father-was Harry I“. “

Shower .‘iiii'l Party
Given Mth McGi'ognr
At The Parsonage

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avenue, Miss Mary Creni'nor of Now. 11
street. and Miss Mnliol Mi‘il'iignmor) ‘
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ahan. sister of the groom, who wore
rose chiffon. and carried a 'ou11uet

of the same flowers. Janice B11111:

Following the wedding. Mr. and
Mrs. Monahan departed on a honey-
moon at Twin Lakes. Pa. On their
return. they will make their home

 

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