stTURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1923.
Westport News and Note§
1 nmond Vans, tour-yearwld sou
‘ .. s \V. “mu: at State Strut.
1:". iii with s brouchhi cold.
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s, W. Watts of State Street. has
ct d s new Studebsker sedan.
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7; .3 “esiport Country Club is buy.
:1 11‘5th successful winter as...
This is the first winter that the
' :1s lift" RGDI- Open- Dinner
ier held every fiturduy
;,.~:1ons of foaming real estate
1—. Westport are heard from
who are familiar with condi-
l' is reported that many New
.731..- residents are looking for
'«t homes. There is on in-
large number of conrmut-
.5.
I O O
xii-1. on the new Y. M. C A.
--: is progressing satisfactorily.
' ,.. ire Iloing put in at present.
'. .1 t ed that the building will
x. ltild in the early spring.
0
increasing interest
in the Evening
3.". 000 prize contest. The
1 of the paper is growing
l .r in part to the energy of
hslflnis and in a large meas-
: a improwment steadily not--
pa per itself.
is an
m, “'ost port.
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Sentinel
Mail Bag
l‘\\ “1981' OF TAXES
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South Norwalk. Conn.
January 26th. 1923.
Iulilul‘ of "The Sentinel."
.mg Coueism upwto date
.10 about it by quoting.
l-\ \1 ll‘ in every way our
. 11‘; .33 r and bigger"
.L lot too about' Fotherly
11.1 i‘1rcntal Love." then
1 .1u. a real demonstration
our ”City lathers?"
mile that a. “public meet-
11‘.1 l 111 order to give some
“mu. 1.) the taxpayers? Unn-
'l'1t_\' Fathers" who by the
“l-‘uthcrs" by too. (ion
show some t‘nbughdul
11119 year to the pay-
a. concession in re-
p:1_\m(nt of taxes, by
1-1111cipie of the Federal
accepting puymcnt
'.‘ 11
1
v.1l'
«if;
'ib.
~ i.Y ill
or even quarterly.
still go up who is going
\\ 11111 payments can be
1“Iii\('nlt‘:ntly and com-
i-11- those who can afford
711 311V promptly a. cash dis-
. 'wrunt nr evenlpcr
1 21mg: :1 lot of cheerful and
mums to the tax collect-
‘ the collector for once
c1 > "'1
"i1.
‘ .. s
' when he secs taxes paid
> 1
1 . good or sufficient rcao,
~ . our City‘
,._ .,. 1» made a little easier‘
mr than under the pres-I
"~ payment of
\ l'nlll‘ H‘UI)’.
FRANK GnnDCiiILD.
NV “All Z RANCH
popular demand. the
Hi i’vmmzltlc Club will give a.
‘3
q
"1111K the millennium nus.
--11'111.111cc of "On Bar Z
~ H.112 Palace Theatre. Mono
1 Tl.
21.0 play in the evening.
wot mats for the evening
“as so large and so
.l;.~:1ppointed at not being‘
am the sonic they.‘ wanted
in .many decided to give u
I'mrmance of the play as
, «l rrhearsals are being held.
1 tax of the Dramatic club
a rr 15!.an up in their roles by
Mr‘Juhon. who has coached
r 1;:hout.
«rt "On the Bar Z Ranch"
1' is similar to Zane Grey's
‘1.“ Light of Western Stirs”
1: r..' comedy. sentiment and
wily interspersed.
13391 of well known local peo-
in addition to the pre-;
:
l
WW“? is rspidly gaining .tune
on a. home of noted artist... Mon;
them are numbered streuoe Mu-
moflch. George Wright. A. D. Flui-
er. Hr. and 'Nrs. Chi-k Fey Angus
NscDounld. R. L. umbdiu. success-
tui mention illustrators. Kerr Eby.
whose etchings one so much in de-
moed Ind bowel] Buicom who is not-
ed as u. designer or linoleum prints.
13. T. Bedtord of Greens Farms in
enjoying his sojourn in Florida.
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Msry E. Morris. of Westport. sold
“to lots. Nos. 45 and 46 to Leslie Snif-
ten and finer W. Anderson. The
lots are situsted st Compo. Beach.
The selling price was 83.500.
Angelo~ Jr.. was born to Angelo
and Antonio Pagliaro of Westport on
January 17. 1923.
The Eastern Star. of Westport. was
represented by four ‘ of its members.
at New You; for several days this
week. The ad Chapter Confer-
ences were held at that place this
year and tho-I who attended from
Westport had a very enjoyable- time.
Those attending were: Mrs. Ethel K. '
Mrs.
Anita
Dennert. Mrs. Emma. C. Miller.
Grace M. Filiow and Mrs.
Smith.
0'
Kline will nu the various roles. as fol-
lows:
'Richard Cnrruthers. known in the
west as Dick Scott . . .Edwnrd Spiel)
Torn Crageu . . . . . Albert Lublanovits
Jose . . ..... ........ David Glasser
'wt Martin . . . . . . . . Joseph Mail-one
"Slim" . . . .. . . . ..... John Redwuy
"Foghorn" . . . . . . . Edward Corcoran
“Smiler” . . . . . . . . . . William Redway
Doctor ...... . . . . . . . . Joseph Malcck
Margaret Lea. . . . . . . . Irene Decesare
\Vinona ........ .. . . Helen Redwsy
Laura Cragen . . ...... Helenflsrdos
Juanita. ......... Helen M. Redwuy
The play will be in four sets. three
of which are laid. "At the Bar '1.
Ranch. " These are the first. third and
fourth acts. while the secogd act.‘ 'The
Shelter on the Border" is where the
villiany. which is successfully dete‘uted
finally. is botched. 1g
m I“.
How To FORGET
TROUBLE
ROUBLRSknockupyoursys-
mlikehckbsrnpssyksoch
downhisopponeut.
‘h'oubles deal blows both In
the hesdsndstolnsch—und they
hurtthostomsch month-lithe:
dorhehesdl
Troubles give the Mach indi-
gestion. slow up the liver—sud
then follow constipation sud
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The why to get rid of troubles
i340 invigorate digestion. stimu-
late liver and bowels and tone up
the entire system. way
to do this—has been for the post
80 years-is to take Beechsna’s
Pills.
‘l'benyouwlllieelsogoodthst
‘“troubiu" becomelnere more} ybgrou:
immbewlvedre...» ' mg?”
clunkeeuhninot
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' DailyRadioPrOgram
(1m to son item‘s). *
“'41. Kermit (860 Meters)
4:00 p. tin—Closing prices.
hos—"Fashions" from
Wear. ’
Eda—Closing prices.
Sass—Mme: report on finance
and business.
7: 00- 'Uncle Wiggly Stories."
8:80—' 'Fuhions."
8:45—Conccrg Edward Avis.
$z15—"ldeal Closets and Pantrics."
9:30—Syncopated melodies, Vincent
Lopes Orchestra. '
9:55—10—-Time signals. weather forc-
cast.
10: 30—“Current Topics."
\VEAF. Manhattan (400 Meters)
4:30-5:80 p. m.-—-Vioiin solos. . Ma-
belio Form: musical program.
30—10—Xyiophone. music. Sigmund
Romper: redial. Bowie ‘ “’ynn,
light opera prlma donna; speeches
and musicalc progmm.
“'03, Newark (400 Meters)
:30 p. m.-—Anna. J. David.
Value of Story Telling in
Home."
Mfr—Piano solos- lda Turkenitcli.
" Lieberstraum.‘ 'Llut: "A Flat Ma-
jor' Polonaise ” Chopin.
:55—Songs. Estelle Morcsco. aged 8
soprano. "'Dont Lento Me Mam-
my." "Don‘t Bring Me Posles."
“Why Should l Cry Oxer You?"
“'omeu's
7.‘
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"The
the
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:IS—Songs. Estelle Moresco.
:ZS—Piano solos. lda. Turkenitch.
:56—Program. Billie Osborn.
:45—Dr. J. 11‘. leg‘cn on “Expert—
mental Psychology."
Gus—Dance music
Novelty Orchestra.
“6363““
by tho \"illlams
“Carolina in he
Morning." "To :1. Wild Rose."
ilARRY W. MATHER
ARCHITECT
79-81 Washington Street
80. Net-walk. Conn.
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F. H. BAXIER
6 SOUTDHngalaNIs'SrTREET.
Agent for Page & Show. Perk &
Tutord. Green Seal. e‘ud Russell:
Csndies.
BOSTON 51'er
NORWALK‘S
I’Ufull ’
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UH
January
ClearanCe
wk.
' as
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Victrolas
and
Victor Records
A.J.CollinsCo.
70.72 North Main 3:;
:OS—Whistling solos. Billic Osborn. .
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Iprinted on the wrapper.
scorn NORWALK We MEL
3? a.
“Lord; Luciana"
"Cnicaso3‘"1mpromptu."
‘ '“Lim.
6: 45 to 7: Gib—Weekly book review.
Earl Dana.
"A: Downing."
"Blue."
srccszssr'on busmsss
“filiam M. Bette. proprietor of
the \‘i’innipauk Feed Store, carrying
““‘irthmore Poultry Feeds" started
in business for himself five years ago,
Mr. Betta started‘ in business seven
\cars prE\IOlISLV with the Hooker-
Jones-Jeucll Milling Company; of
New York. Born in Nor-walk and
having made this his home for some
years. Mr. Bella is known as a suc-
cessful busines man throughout the:
vicinity through which his business is
rapidly extending.
SEVERE COL'GH
AFTER INFLUENZA
“After an attack of the ‘Flu’ which
left me with a. severe cough nothing
seemed to relieve me until I used
Foley's Honey and Tar." writes Mrs
K. D. Drake. Cilllds. Maryland.
Coughs resulting from innuenn.
\Vhooping Cough. Asthma. Croup.
L9. Grippe and Bronchitis are quickly
relieved with Foley's Honey and Tar.
Contains no opiates —ingredicnts
Largest sell- |
ing cough medicine in the \Vorld.
Stillson. Powell Corporation.
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Nor-walk.
A GOOD TIME
NOW TO. HAVE
CAR PAINTED;
1
Did you ever stop to think that this i
is the season of the year when the
"(‘ar Painter" is not so busy as later
on J. l’remru & So 3 will do our
painting Work now on for the next
lew weeks a: betteLpricts than when
the rush season s rts it your car '
needs painting. upholstering, or slip!
savers to be made. a new top. fenders
repslreli. etc. this establishment can
be relied upon to give a perfectly
satisfactory job. Plan to have your
car painted now and drop around at
your convenience and uncertain what
a saving you can make In having the
Job done. at this season. Only the
best of materials used here at all
times, expert work gusrnntesd and a
roomy, welHleated place in which to
carry on the work. . J. Premru &
Sons, No. l Merritt Place, Opposite
Wilson's Hat Shop, on South Main St.
.y.
INFANTS WEAR
The baby, the most important member of the household, must
be kept warn, regardless of the shortage of coal.
_ Nice. warm Sacques and S tel-s.
Pink and Blue Lined Silk Jackets, Embroidered.
Little Kid. Silk and Worsted Shoes.
Booties, Medium and Knee Length.
Eider-down Blankets and J up Silk. Quilts.
Silk-Wool Caps and Bonnets.
82801ALS ’
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75cQuslity Corduroy” . 1%?ch
”.SOeQuslityWhits mittens ... New?“
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J. I. Mallettc
88 Washington Street
5
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South Norwalk
\V E ye‘ Glasses
Eyes examined by I competent optyometrlst—over 20 years'expe.
rience right here in Norwslk-pertect fitting guaranteed
and promptly.
A complete stock of Diamonds, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry at
ways on hand.
0. B. JACKSON
58 WALL 8‘13. Jeweler l. Optometrtet
\ Headquarters for Gwen Watches.
Watch Clockesnd Jewelry repairing In the best possible manner
NOWALK
Semi-Annual Sale
had.
‘1‘?
NOW FOR ANOTHER ROUSING WEEK
BEFORE INVENTORY.
still continues. The earlier you shop the better will
be. the values you get. Many items fire closed out,
but there are numerous good bargains yet to be had.
HBIST’S Kl
Soon to Replace Earth’s
Crumbling Government’s
In a free lecture at Red Men’s Hall,.
South' Norwalk, tomorrow afternoon,
Robert J. "Martin Will show from £31-
filled prophecies, that the governmeQ9
of earth, the best that man can produce,
are breaking; and will shortly crumble.
And were it .not‘ifor the promises of‘
Jehovah God, plainly ' stated in“ His '
Word, and secured by His . Oath, gll
mankind would be destroyed. 'The. 1
great solution to those distregses is
" found in Christ’s Kingdom as prophet
sied' 1n Isa. 2:2; Micha 4:1; and promised
in Mat. 6. 9., IO; and24. 22. \
Intennidiary'fscts explained by“
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Jeweler sud Optometrist
Eyes Examined by a
University Graduate
# Robt. A. Benedict:
22 WALL ST. NOBWAI‘
READING
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LONE WINTER
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cit—,1 P131?“ 1‘0“ 515.ch Grit-L's
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Watch for the
Opening
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SOUTH NORWALK
PIGGLY WIGGLY
Store
Men’s Arctics
and ends at special low prices.
COME IN ASD SEE THEM.
KEELER’ S
SHOE STORE
"The Store That Saves Ion
Mom-y "
CAMILLA: GIFT
SHOPPE
68 Wall Street
Norwalk
THE YEAR. ROUND GIFT
' 830%, -
Visit us when selecting gifts-#-
The wen we” of the better sort
of gifts is large.
‘ T he‘ Copyright
Clothing/Co:
6 North m. j Street.
Successor to
“island e so;
5 WALL onion STREETS
shuwsanons.
W2 w Dawson; 31*.
Klacm'recr
'4. So. Main St.
sour" NORWALK, comer~
Telephone .38
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