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This evening at Red Men's Hall in . _ co >
Norwalk, the Red Men will stick up
IGI-lnlt the Wakemen nemomtu or ‘ , 2. (ERA/(350d (85,
Southport. in what promises to be one , 5‘,»
of the best games or the season. The
Southport team has not lost. a game
this season. They have defeated the
Ridgeneld team and the Devon team.
. and several other tut teams.
a The Red Men will use the some
lineup tonight as was used in the
game last, week. Driscoll‘will hold
down one of the guard positions. This.
Js the visitors' first appearance in =
Norwalk this season. The manager
of the Southport team stated to Man-
ager McGnri-ie of the Red Men yes-
terday. that his team would not play
the Battery at the Armory on \Ved- ‘
nesdsy night. He stated that the
Wakemnn second team might play
them. .
The preliminary should be one of
the best of the season. as it. will bring
together the Red Men Separates and
the Locusts five of New Canaan. The
Locusts have scored two wins over the
Battery C team‘ this season. The
Separates are going at a great rate or
speed at the present time. and are
out to win the junior championship
of the state. They are confident that
they will score a win o\*er the New
Canaan team this evening.
The lineups follow:
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ilONDAY. JANUARYag, 1923. * » ,
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Westport News and Notes A
Tough Game Ahend
*Efoi; Red Men Here
of Norwalk. charged' 0!!!
y. port an accident in brick with concrete as the Enema];-
tho second story. Trimmings ore of
‘ 2. Jugml to have injured
:,;.,.2,.0.i. with an automo. limestone. The style or nrchitecturo
u..s driving. will appear in Old English. correctly carried out
3 “1. Judge \V‘illard s, in very detail. Thenrcheddoors and
. . Emmi court Saturday Windo‘u are features especislly up
. \g m g... a, deny", truck trectlve. Over the doors the "Y" trifiJl
-., 71mg Furniture com- "8-0 is prominently displayed curved
5 l 0': after the accident ““0 “19 limestone
.wvlit the affair. ° °
.. ““5 made by De- An Evening Sentinel reporter was
'.:‘k _\-_ Kirk. who the first pres representative to be
.~ hms of the truck shown through the building. Entering
1‘s xlvvn by “fine,” reading rooms , billiard rooms
Mrs ”wood my one wnlks into a spacious lobby ‘wlth
“N‘s and abrasions. reading‘ rooms and billiard rooms
‘ _ . flanking each side. Huge fireplace.
will add their comfort and cheer.
'T r limlfortl T. Bl. C. A. s s‘ s
i l‘, Wrstimrt is not “111- On the second floor there is to be
j..\\:l itself. Throughout an nrt glllery. Thlsieature w” in-
mi! wrroundll‘lz towns corporated at the speclti request of
.m mii res! manifested the many prominent artists who reside
:< ~:‘\(‘t'l'fi0n31|¥ large in Westport. This. as well as an an;
wmlly “2"” Willpped ditorium seating 600 persons. will be a
:1 of that size or VVOSI- community feature especially tal-
unble. The auditorium will have t
raised stngé' large enough to permit
accommodations for plays as well as
t.- concert or lecture purposes. Two
dressing rooms will be provided. A
moving picture operators room will
unite screen entertainments possible.
Quarters for the resident community
nurse are provided on the second floor.
There are domestic ‘science
r3
January Clearance
Kitchen and Laundry Needs
Map Heed: of line cotton that will fit ordinary
mop handles. Regularly $1.10.». SalePi-ice 75 ch.
Mop for ceiling or wall with adjustable head.
Regularly $2.50 Sale Price $1.50
' Wood Box Ash Sifters, will fit over barrel or
ash can. Regularly $2.00 Sale Price $1.25
ironing Tables with strong frames'. Regularly
$2. 50. Sale Price $2.10
s I O
Y. '1‘, ll"ll(0r(l of Greens
cl. lllt‘ building Wlll
wly sgi'anuin, The
: door. will lmcrccted
. mm $36,000. halt of
.1 n, mil by Mr. Bedrord
.. ul-‘ll nus rulsvd by tho
1;. somewhat in the
:wvnumty houso. with
u: .imrt {or women’s,
have been placed {or the newest and
most approved athletic equipment.
Shower baths are provided through-
out the building.
0 O O
The building is so attractive that it”
lEAETi’MEN
RELRN FROM
‘, ln« . ill’ld Lawrence
Mr. Hayley.
' -- or ltotou Point
. nt winter home
in; one or the show
\\'hile in Miami,
I» 11 also visited Cas-
wlm is stopping
also visited by
wlleL- and Paul. He
ir-mcmhcred to his
‘n rt.
\ nirmd,
\\£lS
:uker Quits
Baseball for Good
Fran l\
; “ho lives at Ridgv-
.mm. imparts the in-
' T'ulrc-r is done and cites
,thought he could
the reasons therefor.
"Baker's health is not good", said
Buck. "Day after day die used to go
out duck shooting innll sorts ot wen-
thcr. He was strong and husky and
stand this. but he
Judge Edwin S. Thomas of the Unit-
ed State court in the removal pro-
ceedings against Harry 11‘. Morse. of
Greenvidch. in which he reversed the
decision of United States Commie-
sioner H. J. Lavcry. who demanded
{endant‘s discharge.
After l’nlted States Attorney Ed-
ward L. Smith who handled the re-
moval proceedings In Connecticut for
the southern district of New York.
was notified of the decision. be im-
mediately communicated it to United
States Attorney Hayward of the
southern district of New York. and
he expects a reply from Mr. lituwnrd
Harry F. Morse is one of the de-
fendants in the famous Charles
Morse conspiracy case.
mooted Coughs and Colds
to Bronchoithtis. Asthma.
Influenza sndoth er compli-
cations.
Stop Your Cough
FOLEY‘S 2
Wstlll
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.39 sure you get
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win! World. _
Referee—Charlie Mahoney.
F. H. BAXTER
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Play These Selections for
To Spring —. Graig
Thais -——- Mfeditntiou
Melody in a. A Major
Indian Lament
Caprice Viennois
Dream of Youth
Ask unto play them for you.
. THE
“HAMILTON
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Watch for the
Opening
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SOUTH NORWALK
PIGGLY WIGGLY
Basement.
The Special Prices Fireless Cookers
seamless aluminum lin-
ed. These cookers are
. slightly shop worn but
their usefulness is un-
of this month.
It would pay to pur-
chase now if you anti-
larly $39.00
Sale Price $30.00
Basement.
Dont fail to look at
them.
Candy, with nov;elties for Valentine’s Day.
Cream Hearts. Chocolate Novelties, Wreaths
and big Chocolate Hearts.
. Main floor.
1
. Toilet Counter
_ ~ Toilet Counter
on mkgaa co '
» v v will he completed rooms Red Man - 7 k5
- E»; .. -: 1 in the M"! an excellently equipped kitchen lanc .................... E Mills 00d ‘ ' ' nfi
u 1 mt) c ir y l‘here isn woman: entrance to second F Left Forward 1 w WI" Dryers )Wllll SIX drying 31' that
. . . floor roome . _ . Court. ...................... Rom fold flat to,the wall when not in use. Regularly 50 *
.l-ilm l.owr.\'. Jr.. of Y \V t Right Forward. T Mills l ‘ SI] Pd 37 ct:
.3 . H, mm“. or build, ouns folks of estpor tire par- Meeker ................. .. . . C s, > , e u _ .
‘“ llll ”WHY“ L‘roll as ticulnriy enthusiastic about the gym. Center. . . . . _ ‘
mm by n. c. Orr. . ““mm; 'D‘"‘°""°“' am ”PM“ Prim“ ------ ' -------------- t - 3“"! Clothes Tongs for lifting clothes from the. boul-
.\ V“ «‘m'. wiiiam u mttely 10 by 48 feet. assuring plenty Loft Guard . . *Hats $5 75
, ”k “,3. ,9 the archi- of space for indoor games. Orders Mason .................... Strauss 3r. Regularly 35 ClS. ‘ Sale Price 25 Ch. {c .
Quite prominent are some late models of Cir:
liaircloth, Milan straws with plaitcd taffeta brims,
crushable shapes of belting ribbon row upon row,
and Viska straws with split coque ostrich or burnt
.; : ilw nil Ci‘osn’is dim ictly an asset to the town. - ‘
. ammonia lurudomcstic l while ills value as a. community ccn- 133.”me on Tunks. Still a”. ll) the 5‘13 goose feathers. some have jaunt); quills or gay
‘- l" ‘5 ““0“? “Walt. gfigmdtoé Pageslcl’Sha: gazing and Bags still hold “Thematic” which little posics of flowers. All are smart looking dc-
reen en an ill _ _
may” good mm] the end ,5 an all steel case \ pending for style on their very simplicity. Some of
them are all black with a crystal ornament, a jet dag-
ger, or a cocarde of glistening metal.
On Sole Saturday at
$5.75
h 18 now found that it: cannot. He is ClpalQ ll’aVBllng CVCl'l impaired
lhro h with b ch in u s h l ' '
VE TION; sickuagnd has n13: ti: st§§§§tl§ toe g; a Slidl’l dlsmnce as Prices are tempting, second no".
:1 through withsseason again. there are some WCCk- TWO C0111 ’ll’llllelll ‘29
can look for Baker to say that , p‘
he is through at any time HEAR KREISLER end bags included style, was regularly Some Silken Garments
, in:_ of the iinn ot‘ lllls sale S36 50
o p s
In the January Sale at Reduced Prices
Cm GOVERNMENT ' 5.1. Price 25-00
. “in. 1.1:. .nig’lit incl: ; You on 111:}?ch .. 3 Women who wear silken “undies" can easily
5. 1.31.}.VCnfifiinlilcifieaai ‘ r 5.. , . ”"63 compartment pick on extra garment or two while these prices
..~« delegates .rom MAY APP . . , SpeClal 1 ables Style" W'as regUlarly llOld gOOd.
. “mg attended the . ,. Policllmclle Serenade 35100 . . .
, Wu men took a Farewell to Cuchullan i n housefurnishing 5;! P . $37 50 Bloomers of Crepe do Chine And while Slhn,
in Florida and MORSE CASE Minuet —— I’aderewski . . - e rice ' ‘ were 34 50 Now 32. 95
2 m the wintering Chanson Arabe Store containing many “ideal” a lWO com-
Bloom“. in flesh colored Satin hemstitched
lzmi been gone «. . . , .
i x - Iiiz‘gléglfgnd articles Of interest to .partment w°°d Cab" rufiles or with plaited milling.
i 'l"}' Vlsllfl . 'e- A l b k . 'k . Vs , ’7" .
- .i-me there and govgrnagfgf '13:; ih'eta citing: “3:: Liebesleld thrifty housekeepers' net COOltCl', W85 regu \VCTC SS. 00 NOW ‘3 75
Petticoats of Crepe dc Chine lace trimmed, or
of Satin with hemstitchcd hems. Some skirts come
with double panels. The prices on these were
$6.00 and S7. 00 Now $4. 95
I‘Yiirm‘ld Park Wm. Morse to the southern district or Souvenir
"11‘ ngllldzrunt‘liewgige: New York {or trial. 3“,”.ng a “g.“ The Old Refrain valentine canfly Continuation: 0f Crepede Chine, lace trimmed,
... 10mm, concerns ,n 0‘ “be“ WW“- and 0mm "1° 9- Roudmo Al the front of the store a new section for or with hemstilchcd tops and sometimes slight cm-
broidcry work done in pastel colorings. Were regu-
larly 52. 50 and $3. 00 Now $1.95 and $3.95
Lingerie Sec tlnn.
Second floor.
9 ,
Men 5 Neckwear
Open-end Silks in large variety, regularly 73 cis.
this morning. is ,',
Judge Smith said last night that SHOP Mary Garden
i’llIA, Jan. 29.—Frnnk both he smug”;i Ha'g‘ward are a; the 49 Wall St eet Iron Rust Soap 1.1“me each.
run horn and illus- opinion that u ge omas erre n r . , .
m- will not be holding the Norse indictment to be . ' handy for the laundry; in a red box, attractive, Open-end Ti“ m black and While bias stripes. These
m.- coming season. invalid. and pointed out that Federal Victrolas Sold on Easy Terms. 15 Cl! fragrant. arc liked by boys. 25 cts. etch.
nut hum-bull altog the . Judge Hand of New York had pnss- . ~- .
WM \21 ll fixed ll: thirs ed favorably on the bill. 25 cls. BOW Tl“, all Odd lOl marked {it ‘ 39 Chi. each.
Main floor, trout.
momma
Store ', -
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EDWARD Q. NASH,
CLEARANCE SALE
Of Women’s and Misses’ Coats and Dresses
“4'”. ’1
THE PARIS CLOAK & SUIT HOUSE
33 so. min Street South Norma, com.
ESTABLISHED 1902.
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MOTOR TRIgCKING— FURNITURE MOVING
Telephone 141 Westport. Conn.
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Non-walk, Com. New York City ______________________________________________
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. e F. the 1308! important member of the household, must ' ‘ ,
/- 3’ m -. w. , emwarm. mums... W... of m1 at .. Q. ~ Spectacles
lame 30.; Stores: Nice, warm Sacques and Sweaters. _ v ., ~ ‘ V
1 _ -, .. 3 Pink and Blue Lined Silk Jackets, Embroidered. ’ ‘ Eye Gm
53b TH bf SEA um... v... _. Dolly m ,. Little Kid, Silk and Worm}! Shoes. 2 » 2
“‘ Vi. m > York. I Booties, Medium and Knee Length. ‘1” 01’1”“ by s W Wino—over a years' expo-
.i pm"... as... ‘° 1‘" Eiderdown Blankets and Jap Silk Quilts. ”*9; mm “muse mg"! W: ,3; m
u 3 Q Thrusquflr Silk-Woo] 03p! and Meta. _ .“ Mm!“ qud'y 'W“" m W .m’v ‘
, 3:11;: gmm. - - SPECIALS flow-50o, Amuoekdm, wmmmmma-r
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gfi/ciutn'r ”rs-“WW ‘hdmbuw m mm.."...:..'."'..".‘..'Rum
;i’if’“‘“' :33?” m g:- on s Baby Day. to. at set F
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