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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-24

sinner repentant the steel threshold Of lfes exit
door am learning at last the blessings Of humility In nv
heart there is defiance and even much Of protest
am rot fighting do not despair but neither do resist
If true and deep sense Of humility comes with the dawn Of
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-24
Striking Phrases In
Ruth's Own Story

sinner repentant at the steel threshold of fes exit
door, am learning at last the blessings of humility
In my heart there is no defiance and not much of
protest.
am about be crucified. 1 too have been hntraved
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-24
MAKES asst APPEAL
FOR PUBLIC MERCY
AND SYMPATHY
EDITORS NOTE

There are two reasons for running this story II
is an intensely interesting psychological and crimno
logical study of woman who has been in the public
eye for many weeks And more important IL Is full
Of moral and ethical lessons for aiof Mrs Snyder
says: Il have message to my fellow men and women
trust that the tragic conditions under which 1t is
sent forth may help to give it strength
Remember, Ruth Snyder is no heroine and never can
be made one! She is guilty, condemned murderess
universally hated perhaps other woman prisoner
in recent years has been despised Nothing she can
say can pardon her crime.
But all of us learn from her story some i'm
porant lessons in applied morality, the most important
of which is that the wages of sin is DEATH "
Evening star., 1927-09-08
FLOOR-COVERTNG
SALESMAN,

Thoroughly experienced sales
man for floor-covering depart
ment; permanent position and
good salary. Address, stating
full particulars, Box 2-N, Star
office.
Evening star., 1927-09-08
Established 32 Years.
KAHN OPTICAL CO.,
6l7 9TH ST. NV

PIANOS-The following used
uprights at these quick sale
prices: Krannick & Bach. SOS !;
King, $125; Knabe. $f45;
Schultz & Bauer, SIS: Weser,
SIS; Meister, Sis: Jacobs
Bros, $85. Used players as fol-
lows: Sanders * Stayman.
$l95; Anderson, sos; Schmidt
& Schultz, SPAS; Metropolitan,
$2o5; Schmidt & Schultz, $l95.
These prices will go toward the
purchase of a new instrument,
if purchased within year. The
Hecht Co. Music. Store, 6l8 F st.
Evening star., 1927-09-08
Real Estate Salesman.

One Of the larger real estate
firms, members OF the Washing
ton Real Estate Board, has
opening for two additional sales
men; experience preferred but
not essential. Brokerage and
new-house business. Full CO.
operation and leads furnished
Address Box 383-R, Star Office
Evening star., 1927-09-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ONE preferred with experience in calling on
local retail trade. Must be young and able
to furnish good reference. Address Box
4S2-S. Star Office.
SALESMAN. experienced, with wide ac-
ouaintance in Washington who is capable
OF selling highest class of business and pro-
fessional men. We can use only intelligent,
well dressed. vigorous salesman of unaues:
tionable standing. Proposition Is well
known locally and is developing fast Per-
manent position and unlimited opportunity
for big money. Apply Room 900, Southern
Bldg
SPECIALITY statesmen in washington and
vicinity to sell best line of long established
business machines manufactured by lead
ing corporation. Must own motor car Lib
eral commissions and excellent exclusive ter
ritories. State experience, age and few
references. Address Box 419-S. Star office.
Evening star., 1927-09-08

operate small switchboard. state age. edu-
kation. references and residence. Address
Rnv 9S0.C nf5ro
Evening star., 1927-09-08

APPRENTICE, Kelly press: one with some
experience on Kelly press. Must he steady
tnd capable boy. A. chance TO finish learn
ing the operation of the Kelly; state age.
Experience and salary. Address Box 4Sn-S.
Evening star., 1927-09-08

LESSONS BT EXPERT
earn easy paying profession: day. evening
European experience. Address Box 1S3-S
Evening star., 1927-09-08
WANTED-AGENTS.

SERMANENT. PROFITABLE connection Of
Tered TO three real statesmen for District.
Standard line sells TO everyone. excellent
q0nimissions; part-time men also wanted
Adea Life Insurance Co., 1343 ST. NV.
ain 1041~2, ..y
Evening star., 1927-09-08

XUTO MECHANICS wanted We have open
lngs for A-No. / mechanics. Apply 1444
Evening star., 1927-09-08

DRIVING PHILADELPHIA FRIDAY
large closed car. One to four passengers
Reasonable. Mr.. Tuekey. Y. M c. A. Main
Evening star., 1927-09-08
SITUATION-FEMALE.

INSURANCE BOOKKEEPER CLERK: able
En;f 1ake charge OF office; AL: permanent: ref.
Evening star., 1927-09-08

S03 Mt. Vernon pl Frank. 8S91-W.
LADY TO SHARE BEAUTIFUL BROOM
kitchen and bath apt. Must have some
furniture. Extremely desirable location.
Walking distance. References required.
Phone Decatur S1S for appointment. IL
REFINED, HAPPY HOME FOR CHILDREN
Evening star., 1927-09-08
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
(COntinued.) J

PAPERING. -PAINTING-Rooms pointed up
up. Painting at lowest prices. Get benefit
of dull-season prices Terms up to "a
months Estimates gladly given. Abelman
& CO., 1909 Georgia ave. Col 346 10s
Evening star., 1927-09-08

HOLLY TREE. 10 years old. Must be re-
moved for improvements. 4415 Wells st -
Brentwood Md. Phone Hyattsville 597-J
Evening star., 1927-09-08

KADIUS-Traded IN Tor large sets and recon-
1itOned to give satisfactory service ] Music
Master. No. 100. 5-tube radio set. S29 80
slightly used. complete with tubes batteries
and speaker ] Grimes 5-tube radio set. SAL
slightly used. complete with tubes. batteries
and speaker The Hecht Co. Music Store
61S st Main 800.
RADIO-Brand-n six-tube single dial .
complete. installed sacrifice for cash. $50.
1905 Sc. Lincoln 5l12. %
no battery of any kind: sacrifice for cash.
1905 Sc. Lincoln 5l12. 9'
RADIO SERVICE and repairing: batteries
fhminatOrs aerl1ls trade,lns of any kInd
Evening star., 1927-09-08

BUICK MASTER SIX TOURING. 1924: fully
equipped and perfect throughout: new tires
CO.. 1909 l4th st. Main 4l73 Omen eve
nings and SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1927-09-08
Personal


TRUssEs AND ELASTIC; Goops At REAL REAL
ERpeft lady and
1sefafss Ses Drus y store tore No 7th and sts
HOSPITAL FOR THE CARE OF THE BET.
ter class of unfortunate young women before
cRarses eha asrns rssasenabe Babies adoption
VEIL VEf:i L HOSPITAL Langhorn. Pa.
LEARN HOW TO CUT YOUR OWN PAT,
and apenns sCaSs Classes OF
GOLF PLAYERS. BE AWARE OF ARCH
strain: wear Spencers featherweight. flexible
supports. made TO individual impression: fit
a"y fhSs %%dfts M n Ro% @S'
CONFIDENTIAL. INvEsTIGATIoNs. EvI-
Sssns so fs;s St, Ais saSs par
MOTORS CLEANED, 81 81 80; CARS
4os fis;sfd lss6 81 qS %a. DStLAR sS. SERVICE STA
efficient: reliable sstaSlished = years njdS% Rhope
WE PAY So TO $40 FOR SUITS. OVER:
9sed cTdrapNa rfa9tsinF Ex lusssss sss SS7s WASH
4-passenger: reasonable rates; Indianapolis.
hGdr.ss "s and box ehsss2 s M gar Gss%enns cee sept
CABINET BATHS. VIOLET RAY. zOALITE,
f tons by graduate nursei: $i-s5. Fr, ts9.
EXCESSIVE WEIGHT RAPIDLY REDUCED.
Wonderful French method used. Dr. DELLA
LEDENDECKER. 2O02 P NV. Potomac 2460.
MOUNTAIN REST HOME. FOR INVALIDS.
aged. infirm, crippled. Write for particulars.
Elkton. Va, Rt. A.. C. B. HAMM. IA"
PRACTICE YOUR FRENCH-ROOM AND
board with Partisan family; reasonable; also
French dinners. lessons. Potomac 45s.
YOUNG LADY WANTED, WITH CAR. TO
teach driving in private home: give phone
Evening star., 1927-09-08

ELECTRIC FIXTURES. new, 1 to 3 lights,
for rooms $50 installed: 9 rooms. . halls.
cellar bath. wired complete. $40: work guar
windows and doors: S25 and removal. .2223
Lawrence st. ne. N 2I71-W S"
Evening star., 1927-09-08
HEI.p-NALE AND FEMALE.

SALES MANAGER either sex: some cash
required very promising business; wanted
bv September Is: state salary. experience
lines. knowledge of bookkeeping desired
Address Box 437-R. Star Office.
Evening star., 1927-09-08

CHEVROLET SEDAN. late 1925: five (5I
new tires. 5umpers; mechanical condition
and paint good new: will sacrifice for
quick sale. Call Mr. Jameson. FIR. 7S43,
evenings after 6 o'clock
Evening star., 1927-09-08

CHEVROLET COUPE. 1925-Perfect me-
chanical condition. good tires. Recently
repainted and fully equipped. A real bar
rain. $3.50. Mr.. Herbert. Col. 1706.
CHEVROLET COACH. 1926: tires, paint and
mechanical condition Al: priced at $3.50.
1I4I z st L.
Evening star., 1927-09-08
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

BUICK PRICE REDUCTIONS on brand.nev
1927 Buick models: also used Bucks. equal
Your car in trade. Open evenings and SUM-
days Ask for T.. s. Gaddess 1016 Conn.
ave. Phone Main 5000
Evening star., 1927-09-08

BUICK 4-CYLINDER ROADSTER-LoOks
good, runs good: low cash payment North
east Motor Company. Inc, 920 Bladensburg
Evening star., 1927-09-08

CHEVROLET COACH. 1927; slightly used
months: low mileage: seat covers. disc
wheels. ; balloon tires and bumpers: car
looks like it lust rolled out of showroom;
party taking up lust the unpaid notes. S525.
IL months to pay trade your car in. Peck's,
2121 18th st. NV. Always Open Sc
Evening star., 1927-09-08

BUICK MASTER SIX TOURING. perfect con
dition; priced for quick sale: terms. Co
lumbia 4230
Evening star., 1927-09-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ADDING MACHINES. all makes, S35 up:
listers and calculators. New location. 1877
writer & Adding Machine Co. Inc. o.
ANTIQUEs-Solid mahogany drop leaf Eng
lish breakfast table, authentic Also French
desk. ebony and brass inlaid: bargain. Eve
nings. 2647 Conn. ave.
ANTIQU ES-Sofa. Sheraton table, hand
some 3-piece taupe mohair living room
suite. reversible cushions; extreme sacrifice.
AUTOMOBILES. velocipedes and wagons for
boys; the wagon we sold last year at So for
7th st. NV. Main $40.
BEDS. springs mattresses. chiffonier. music
cabinet rockers, automobile refrigerator
bedroom table. laundry stove. 1882 Merid-
must be sold. 17o7 sist INV nv. m
BUILDING MATERIAL. at lowest prices.
from many wrecking Jobs; good used lumber
all kinds. sash. doors, brick. beams. plumb
ing pipe frames: windows. mantels. etc
HECHINGER CO. 5th and Fla Ave. NE.
registers. chairs. iron safes and store fixtures
of every description. Edgar Baum. 003 +
st. NV.
DAVENPORT TABLE. handsome solid ma
hogany also Turkish rug. 9x12; Bargain.
3702 Ingomar st.
DESKS. mahogany: filing cabinet clothes
tree and two oak desks and other surplus
office equipment to be sold. Call at 1909
DIvAN. overstuffed. loose cushions. taupe
cut velour. sacrifice S25 also sewing ma
chine. So. perfect condition. Adams 1905.
Evening star., 1927-09-08

ELECTESC REFRIGERATORS. >. new. in
| perfect condition. used for demonstration.
!, for sale at a good discount. See Chimes,
Evening star., 1927-09-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Continued.

DINING DINING ROOM f,to SUITE s-pc walnut. $50:
machine. $75. Call after pm. 1920 18th
St ne. Apt. 20.
Evening star., 1927-09-08
S5O-Sz5 EXTRA WEEKLY

Easily earned spare time. showing samples
personal and business Christmas cards: 4uTo
commission. weekly payment: best selling
line published: our co-operation insures sue
cess. start early: everybody YOU know
prospect: write for full details: samples free.
Artistic Publishing CO.. 323 West Randolph;
Chicago. Representatives wanted IN small
towns also
Evening star., 1927-09-08

BUICK SEDAN, 1025-Fully equipped in
excellent condition. See Mr.. Gardner. 1928
Sherman ave Adams 5000
Evening star., 1927-09-08

ELECTRIC RANGE equipped with freless
cooker. automatic clock; cost $500; sell for
ynIu
Evening star., 1927-09-08

MEAT CUTTERS, EXPERI-
ENCED. TO MANAGE MEAT
DEPARTMENTS OF THE
GREAT ATLANTIC & PA
CIFIC TEA co. STORES.
APPLY AFTER 2 PM, 805
CLAIMING ST. NE. SEE
MR.. GREEN.
Evening star., 1927-09-08

FRIGIDAIRE for sale very reasonable. Ad-
dress 200 Kearney st. ne. Apt. 4. 10'
ahogany bookcase. 4-fold
screen. table, floor bridge lamps. rush
seat mahogany chairs. vases. Evenings
2647 Conn, ave
Evening star., 1927-09-08

BU1CK-1f you buy this one you can figure
that you have saved $500. it's a f927
Master g., 7-Pass. Buick Sedan. Only driven
1000 miles. Its appearance and condition
is equal to brand-new car; also several
other bargains in smaller Bucks. Buick
Agency. 1916 Conn ave
Evening star., 1927-09-08
PERSONAL.

MASSEUSE. COLORED. WILL GIVE BODY
massage to white ladies': can be well recon-
mendnd Decatur SNS.
Evening star., 1927-09-08

largest toothbrush concern in country
viii employ locally a married man with car
tl their direct merchandising. See Mr.
zchuder. 303 star Bldg. after 7:30 pm.
sALEsMEN-THREE HIGH-CLASS MEN
WITH CLEAN RECORDS AND SATLSFAC-
TORY REEEREETS.GpE&s,; ENC &,su 10 .Nn AnVAEStcRRSS: EtRS
INGS LIMITED ONLY BY YOUR OWN
ABILITY; PERMANENT. opI,6S DESIRAABBLtEE TR+A +ABtE
FOR RIGHT MEN. APPLY SUITE 216.
Evening star., 1927-09-08

DRESSER, chiffionier mahogany: Simmons
bed oak dining room furniture. sectional
bookcase: reasonable. 419 + st. ne. after
= o'clock los
Evening star., 1927-09-08

LADY, with cuto to show waterfront prop
erty Sundays: wonderful opportunity good
income while you learn. Address Box 1905.
Evening star., 1927-09-08
HELP-FEMALE.
IEzAs.xIN

GIRL-Bright young girl wanted for general
Office work: state qualifications fully and
salary expected. Address Box 470-S. Star
Evening star., 1927-09-08
HFI,p-MAIE.

AGENT-TELEGRAPHER for railroad sta
lion about IA miles from Washington. Ap-
Pnd experience. Address Box 1898. Star
Evening star., 1927-09-08

DODGE sedan: no cash down to property
owners. buyers or indOrsers: repay ST week
ly. If you have trusts on your house
repay only S2.75 weekly; first payment not
condition: new car guaranteed looks Just like
new: very low mileage; must Be seen to he
appreciated. Call owner. Mr.. Charles. Nam
3535
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
Song Service Held at
 First Lutheran Church

A musical program of high merit was sung and played last night at the First Lutheran church. where Fer Olsson is choir master and organiSt. The evening was called a song service, hut as Prof. Olsson played part Of an organ sonata by BoroWski and the toccato and fuguc in D minor by Bach, the music was on a higher plane than customary at a church service.
 The choir, which now numbers approximately loo voices - it will consist of 15o voices before Prof Olsson is satisfied, it~is sad--did nobly in the presentation of anthems hy Gounod, Henry Rowe Shelley and r. (, Lutlin. In addition Mrs Har- ry Christensen and Miss Mildred Swanson sang a duet, and Walter Falk a solo.
 The musical service was the first elaborate event of the kind given at the church this fall, and others are to follow The music lovers at the church and the general public as we'll customariIy accord these musi- cal services the best of attention. The choir is the largest in the city and the organist believes in playing nothing but the finest of organ music,
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
New Church Cantata
 Is Sung at st. Mark $

One of the newest Of current church cantatas was given at S'. Marks Episcopal church yesterday, when the choir sang "The New Jeru- salem" hy William F. Fletcher, just off the press. Ii was a Cantnta cS- pccially adapted for All Saints Day, which occur. tomorrow, hymna ap- propriate 10 the day being included.
 The choir, consisting of A hovs and men under the direction of Nal colm G, Humphrcys, organist and choir master, gave q fine presonta- ton of the work The solo parts were taken by John D. Humason, soprano, Walter France, tenor and Joni Ashpare Gowon, baritone.
 In the giving of cmtatas and special musical services Mr, Hum phrays is energetic and ambitious. The event yesterday was inc first Of the season and others, it is under- stood. will be prepared.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
SUIT FOR OPERATION FEE

Claiming money due for profcs- Sional services rendered. the Hart ford Connecticut Trust Co, and Anne M. Wells. executors of the estate of the late Ernest Wells, have brought suit for S1,2o0 damages against Samuel and Julia Shore. husband and wife, of this city. | is claimed that the doCedent performed a sur gical operation upon Samuel Shore, for which he was not recompensed. It is stated that demand has been made upon the defendant, but that they have neglected and refused to pay.
 Perkins, Wells 55 Davis represents the plaintiffs. Real estate on Park street and on South Stanley streets was attached.
 Suit for $t25 damages has been brought by Henry Wazinski, throuGh M. r. Stcmpien. against Joseph and Maria Leonardo Deputy SherIn Mathew papciak served the papers and attached property at Day and East street.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
PALACE FOR LEGION
Famous Roman Huildiua Hcadquar- tcrs for American Ic&;onuaircs Through ItinIncss or Premier.

Rome. 0et. &t lP,-A famous to- man palace now houses the head quarters os tha American Legion u Haly aa 8 result ot ue interest of Premier Musaolj0i in the Sorj, done ny inc orEauintion for Italians once members cc the Amyrican cspudi- ttJuaFy force.
 So impressed was the premier with the importance of tho ,L-iou work among his comtryuen, that he gave orders that three rooms be sunptu- ou5ly furnished, supplied with light anI heat during the winter and be 5et aside for the exclusive use of the Legion in Numcnal4 palace which housas the ministry or the interior. 1h" Legion moved jn today.
 Further to facj1late work among the veterans, the premier has given the fraaNins privilege to all I.egion- nair4s in Italy 10 OF from former soldiers in the American army This is the t-rst time that such author fly ever was granted a foreign or Eanl2otion.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
NORWALK STUDENTS
 HAVE No PARADE
Police Deny High School Strik-
 CTS a Permit

Norwalk, Oct. 31--No parade or Norwalk high school students G9 q protest against suspension of four star football players who Wcr. charged with cribbing in biological course seemed likely today as has been forecast.
 When the report was circulated that the leaders of the recent strike Of students had ''cold feet 1t was learned that Mayor Anson F.. Keeler refused to issue a permit or to permit one to be issued to the students that they might parade th,, afternoon. Without a permit the stu dent body decided that it would he a fool hardy enterprise as they all would be involved in trouble more seriously than that which befell Ihe players and the forty sympathizors who went on strike last week. The student body has explained that while it believes punishment of the offenders was warrented they also believe that punishment imposed was excessive and a petition to the board of education asking for re-iu- statement Of the players be made. The petition will go to the board in time for consideration at tomorrow nights meeting.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31

be sent to jail to work it out. He lives at a local hotel.
 Fight Case Continued
 Frank Sadis. aged 4S, of Swamp road, Kensington, and Sargis Abra- ham, aged 45, of 57 Lafayette street, charged with breach of the peace, had their eases continued until Thursday morning. Sads is also charged with assaulting Abraham. The latter Was cut on the forehead in the scufile. which took place Sat urday afternoon. Officers kicly and Malona made the arrests.
 Attorney Albert A. Greonbcrg rep resented Sadis and Attorney David L. Nalr represented Abraham.
 Partners In Quarrel
 Pcra LaZar, aged 37, of Sj3 Church street, and Odishoo David, aged 43, of 353 Church street, charg- ed with breach of the peace and as- sanlting each other, pleaded not guilty and had their G 5es continued until Wednesday morning. Attor- ney Donald Gaffney and Attorney Thomas F. McDonough represent them. Officers Nclcy and Lyon made the arrests.
 Fined For Disturbance
 Joseph Ganustka, aged Al, of 59 LaWlor street, Was fined S5 and costs for breach of the peace and drunk enncss. Officer John Licbler tcsti- fled that he made the arrest about 9:30 last evening after seeing Gan ustka committing q nuisance near 102 and 1o6 Hartford avenue, in the presence of several young women.
 Probation Revoked
 Hugh kclleher, aged q, of 2l3 Main street, who has been on pro bation, was fined $5 and costs for drunkenness and probation was re- vokcd on the charge of violation of probation. Officer James M. McCuc testified that he made the arrest about 10:45 last night on Main street after seeing kclleher stop four persons whom he asked for money, between the railroad cross ing and Church street. The officer said kclleh,r is out late almost every night,
 Probation Officer Connolly told Judge Roche Kcllcher is unman- ageable and the probation reguIa- tons do not affect him in the least. Judge Roche told kelleher he ap- does not intend to benefit by probation. kelleher denied that he was begging money last night and he would not have been intoxicated had he not been 'on a party" yes terday. He met an acquaintance on Main street and asked him for q loan just as the officer came along.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
AIRPLANES SEARCH
 FOR SEA VICTIMS
Fifty Men Believed Drowned
 in Storm 0ii Ireland

Dublin, Oct 31 R-Two Irish Free State airplanes were searching the Gaway and Mayo coast today for he bodies of victims of the Irish fishing fleet overtaken by a great storm on Saturday.
 It is now feared that more than fifty men were drowned. many of them within sight of their homes on the shore, Virtually every bread winner at Backan Bay. village in County Mayo, was drowned within 200 or 800 yards of his home when the fishing boats were dashed to pieces on the rocks. One family lost five men.
 In Cleggan. County Galway, and nearby fishing towns, 3l fishermen are missing while eight bodies have been washed ashore.
 Heartrending scenes have taken place in the stricken districts as news of the disaster came to the families of the fishermen. Father Michael Quinn. parish priest Of 'leggan, celebrated requiem mass for those who perished and 1t vas with difficulty that he completed the service. Women and children and even men cried aloud in anguish and many were carried from the church in q fainting condition.
 Thousands Of seals driven in by the storm sought shelter in the cliffs and their cries during the gales fury added to the leerie work Of rescue parties seeking the missing men.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
MSS TARbOX BRIDE
 OF BOSWELL MOORE
Society Wedding at Christ
 Church in Greenwich

Iha wedding of Roswell Moore. son of Mr. and Mrs l.. Allan Moore of SpanHlcdge, and Miss Elizabeth Lamont TarboX, daughter Of Dr. and Mrs, Harry R. TuhoN of Old Church road Greenwich, were married Sat urday afternoon at o'clock in Christ church Greenwich. The cere- Mony Was performed by Dr. liar risen lmdloug. Chryaauthcmums and oak leaves We're the decorations used i'm the church.
 The bride, who was given in mar 'loea by her father, wore gown Of white satin and velvet. She carried t bouquet of white roses and gar d'"..~. Miss Margaret TarboN. who attended her sister as maid of honor, "oya l dress Of rose color velvet and tulio with q rose velvet hat. She carrti a bouquet Of autumn flow rrs. The bridesmaids were Miss Martha Moore sister of the bride groom Mics Harriet Carter of. Brooklyn, \, y. Miss Millard Mycr of Ashry Park, x. J, Miss Jessica Rocslor of Now York, Miss Noeua Martin and Miss Wiutfred Roclle- foller, ho,h of Greenwich. They wore gowns ol blue velvet and tmlc with blue rD>ct hats and slippers. They carIl-l bouquets Of autumn flowers.
 Allan Moore was his brothers best man. The ushers wore Maxwell Moore. another brother of Ml. Moore, Theodore Hart, Valentine Hart stanley Hart and Dudley Felt, all Of this city, and Clinton Randall Of New York;
 The reception was at the residence of the brides parents.
 Mr, and Mr.. Moore will reside on Vance street, upon their return from g. wedding trip, Mrs Moore attend ,d Greenwich Academy and Miss Fontainc's School in Cannes France. Mr. Moore attended the Kent School and Bowdoin college.