FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1923. l 7 ,
Westport, News and iNoteo'
yfifiilll has been highly sue.
n :r W'estpo't Country
‘ ‘.i..m 13min? nacml functions
.. 13.3111 um or the direction
lirrnmn loogzettcl. head of
5: (utt'rlnlnmPnt committee.
7 I .3 . ,. mile assistants.
,1 ill-ir for this month is es-
, n lclllt‘ in hung a musi-
,.‘“‘ llJlllQ’l dune ‘t and twd sup-
. Music is furnished by
.5-5. mvhestru.
(my. dance will no hcld from
‘ 5,1llllilily evening. February 3.
. .2 social event is a supper
1;. in :1 lo 1 o'clock Satdrday
5 1‘. llruury 10. On February.
‘zllilll dinner dance will be
m... .1 to midnight. The .‘ol-
mmrday another supper
m '; take place.‘ The musicalc.
won of February 26. from 4
k. mll be followed by tru
‘ in ii.
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a, 11m, Brown and Mrs. Alice
, ;..-ml.;r3 and daughinr have
x inland. Florida, to stay un-
Ali‘s. Saunders' little daugh-
1 1....“ in delicate health. end
mulil she may be materially
«y the "southern climate.
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p “\ln‘Glil. head of the local
.:~.‘ unzou. reports work ’ in
21:11: iln~ :inl up :.v luck of
. ult'il‘lg‘ to lack of transpor-
c U I c l
_, .1 Mrs. Oscar Smith. of Sau-
l..- both ill with bronchial
in“; been unable to be
m Jul works.
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ni‘vi
, mun liospitul
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tor the knitting
iwiuiiglllfi to the Westport
.\. 1.. (4.. have arrived. The
,. it'ti'i held. up owing to the
brtukiug a. needle.
.‘~l not be supplied neuter
The allotment of
.13 which are to be used by
‘will soon be
in ruins
:uiu'u.
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basketball team
k Hm llcthcl team tonight at
The game promises to
“inland. The local team is
iui‘iil and a good crowd is ex-
.‘l‘
*HllFAHO-
. mines: the game.
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1:11... s'iuiili Godillot, the well-
apcnt W'ednesday in
.: Him; relatives.
.J‘
"l
.I
:l‘ 113'
wins a
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1.13: in rush chair seating un-
JlilSpiCt‘s of the Art Commit-
m:: w. 14‘. 1. A.. has succeeded
wholesale consign-
thc rushes used in this work.
,1 t‘m rluss will be extended two
:1 i‘SI'JIJE'.
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v;- l'zirl A‘sislrom. of Imperial
1 . is if) 'Jl‘
I-sicd among thosv
“fill; with srlppe.
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a first meeting of the board of
'-i F 11
ill]. o
21.1».
is hold in the room of the
1’ 113:: 1530“! in 'lown Hall yes-
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\t‘. F. I. A. class in rug mak-
I: \ ill
be postponed until Feb.15.
, . m the illness of the instructor.
- intremont.
,. m.
1'. '1
>11 he on
l. :.m.'
:‘-S in baskctry under the ans-
the Art Committee will begin
:3 in the afternoon from 2 un—
i t 0
post cards of the interior
nor of the library building
sale at the library.
”‘3‘ received is to be used in
v:.’s book buying.
1
“:nstmtions
u I t
1 \\'right is exhibiting a. num-
in the Weatport
'l‘hr'v show his wonderful
in technique—most delicate
(nun-n1 of the spring landscape
>3 like an etching) to his black
studies in solid tones.
1' a: .1 wide range of masterly
av 71““.'. Some of his work. the
wrls. is reminiscent of the
wh master. Raffaell. a con-
m a artist in illustration who ex-
:ni in \‘ow York some years ago
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T71: imiiln G. Sherwood presented
luvr before the Southern New
.w. .:.1 Librarian Conference vat
1' L 1mm: recently on the subject of
“v I.l;l(!l‘fll'y Essayist." William E.
71th
'3‘" librarian of the Providence'
has written to Mrs.
' l the following: "Thanking
' r tim piuinre which your de-
1; talk on 'Essaylst’ gave to both
v and the members of my‘stafl."
:1 ns much enthusiasm shown in
r» t»: :nmiionce of 'mors than two
N :l xvroplc. ~
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: r‘ recoited from Mrs. Arnold
' “ho is spending the winter
"win. states the thermometer
3 ‘s 7“ vlcgrces.
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\3, mm Williams. driver Yesterday
" m a. Ford roadster. breaking
3' lame on the Ford and (18.131183
.. mud guard. The accident Who
l ‘m- a tint tire. Fortunately no
.. v; hurt.
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l; n r us Farms Congregational
Laid the annual business
.:.-, I; last Monday night in tho
3” ‘ izirlors. After the meeting I.
ll“ was served and a. pleasant 50-
'” V1.11" enjoyed by all.
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:' l ‘lmry,
'7 r ‘ mgatuck Hose Company has .
5 J m. l the dance which was to
r .n Elven Feb. 21. until Easter
r» 1113 Matthias Post. No. 63-
:.n legion. is giving I dance
-.'. Tickets win he on sale by
it" : numbers. The Post has 59‘
r1 l livarney's orchastra-
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Mr. and Mrs. John Godlllot' are
H: g {or Florida. early next week.
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“1‘. Clifford Hutchins pastor of
e Congregational Church. on-
. ‘93 that aside from the remit"
(WV-g v nice there will be an EVO-
.1; “Nice at ‘l': 30 at which ser-
" ‘herc will be orchestra. music.
“*7 flinging and a. motion picture.
’3 “ (Opperneldl' Mr: Club will
Curnctlst. '-
.. _
b .. .4-A—-.A¢
The Sentinel for sale
daily ‘at local news-
stands or your paper
boy will. supply you
upon request. .
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The Varady case was postponed in
the local court until one Week from
today. Mrs. Elwood. who . as
severely injured by the truck driven
by Varady. ll still far from recovery. 5
The Weekly meeting at The Cur-
rent Events Club, which was to 11
been held at the home of llrs. D.
Bradley. was postponed because
the illness of Judge D 13. Bradley.
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At the monthly meeting of the
ecutive committee of the Westport
chapter of the A. R. C. 22 new mem-
Clifford
here were reported“ Rev.
Hutchlns was elected chairman
the publicity committee.
once.
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Tonight there will be held at
Westport Country Club House the
nual meeting of the Westport Co
try Club.
The {cast of St Blase will be cele- .
brated at 8 o'clock mass Saturday
morning in the Church of the As-
sumption. Throat: will be biched
after scrvlces.’
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It is rumored about town that Jim
Mills. motorman on the North Main
Street line has purchased the former
ngerman propertv on Riverside
A‘enue and will make a. two- family
house of it.
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Harold Steal-n; is suffering from a
severe attack of grippe at his home
on Burr Av enue.
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Mrs. Edward Luke Reed. of Christ
Church Parsonage. is slowly recover—
ing from the enacts of a. recent
tack of the flu.
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Harry Robinson.
who was so severely burned
months ago. is still' confined to
home; Skin grafting may have to be
resorted to before he can recover.
Mrs. Lambert Moulthrop gpent ses-
terday in \Vcstport.
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Mrs. Beld‘en and Mrs
shopping.
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Doric Chapter, Eastern Star.
give a. whlst in the rooms in the
bio building tonight.
The K. K. K. Club gave a. fare--
well party to Dr. and Mrs. “'11:.
Ollayos at the home of Mrs.
Gregory on Lincoln Stseet.
and delicious refreshments
served.
members of the
greatly missed
lngs.
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Plans are being formulated by
Matthias l‘ost. Fl). 63. American
gion. for a monster show to be given
immediately after Lent. Rehearsals
are well under way and the Legion
boys hope to be "regular" actors
when the curtain goes up on the big
show.
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“'hile trying “to _make Lincoln
Street hill durirl. last night'ls rain. a
large touring car turned around sex-
eral times before making the top.
damage reported.
’Member "School Days” and
fun you had? Then you‘ll like Dwig‘s
drawings on the Classified Advertising
page every dur-
In spite of
the rain there was a. good attend-
of Burr Avenuc.i
Thomas
Frazer spent yesterday in Bridgeport
John
A. large
number of friends Were present. Card‘
games were'enjoyed until a. late hour
were
Mrs. Ollayos was an active
club and will be
at the future meet-
at e
B.
of
ex-
of
the
an-
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tr 0
his
will
Fa-
J.
the
Le-
N0
the
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You won't have to coax
'em to est it, its so pain-
tsblc. » -
Makesiliemsbongflbealthy
vigorous. Developsthem
fastenfeslhcuthanoutbet-
ta. me. than earlier.
Don't 1».st with
PROVEitymmclf.
Manhattan“:
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WINNIPAUK
FEED ST ORE
Wm £er ,
"warn-r0113 mourn? ‘ .-
portant trut
, tainly; they sill easier;
.e
, One great fact must be remembered by those
who have made the decision to advertise. The
advertising plan must fit the business to which it
is applied. There are no ready-to-wear advertisi— ' ‘
ing plans; each one must be tailor made.
The purpose of advertising is 110 increase
business and not to relieve any one of his arduous '
duties. The manufacturer’ 3 salesman who re:
,. gards advertising ,as a substituterfor his own ef-
forts has missed the point. ' His efforts are ne‘é‘ded‘
more than ever to Support the advertising and put
’ it across. His reward 13 larger sales.
Likewise, the merchant who chooses the ad- ,.
vertised brands because they are “soft and easy” f,
selling, has overlodked the essential idea. Cer-
but this 13 not the big 1111- 7
Rather, he should See thét the .
manufacturer’ 3 advertismg 13 an matrument put
’ " n s 3.3
1 5 7‘ Why °Immuffiammgamm
him additional profits. : ‘
into air.
.n‘
'into his hands ’ 'for' increasing his volume \and
{speeding up his turnover. Looking at the matter
-in this light, he will bend every eff0rt to co—oper- .
alt with the advertising and seek to make it pay
Advertising 13 not a form of perpetual motion
that goes on forever Without human assistance.
The biggest problem any man has to settle after
_ he has determmed to advertise, and decided how
to advertise, 13 this: How can I use my advertis-
ing so as to got the most out of it?
close-linked (to-operation it dissipates
Without ‘
ii§ force
It must be hitched on: to a busin333 properly.
~ Then it must be utilized with intelligence.- When
' these’condltmns are fulfilled it does a type of work
for Which there 13 no efiiment "
Israblicdcc' 1857 ‘
A Store closes daily at 6"o’clock
' ' ,.. or . ,. n ‘ g . ‘
’ Dainty intimate Garments .
Of Crepe dc Chine and Radium Silk .
x
1 - Seep-i... ofRodium m delicate flesh tint, orchid or blue.
Also flesh colored Crepe dc Chine beautifully trimmed with
Valenciennes or ecru 11335. A pongee color has picot edg-
‘ ring done in black. some of these have vests to match.
‘ $2.50 to $6.50
i ‘ . Nightdreucs, Crepe dc Chine and Radium, mostly flesh col-
.or, with shining and lace. medallions set in front. Tailored.
models have wide hemstitched bands ‘
’ and short cap sleéves. Others liaVe
much Valenciennes lace, Filet motifs
or Georgette tucking. . All very charm- g-
ing and dainty. $6.00 up.
Step-in Combinations of flesh Satin
with hemstitchcd tops. $3. 85 ,
Step-in Combinations and Envelope
Chenmes of Crepe dc Chine and
Radium with lace straps and trimming of Valencienncsv
lace, shining and tucking. ' $30031“! $3.95
“mm“ took nine in Essen when the French settled down to l These are all new garments and women who enjoy wearing
occupy this German city. Mounted police are shown here in front of the \ 3 .
Kalscrbot Hotel attempting to scatter a. crowd of irate citizens Who pretty and at the same time durable lingerie will appreciate ,
Wed t° Mb “each m these qualities ' S nd 5
5 . eco car.
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Ward. rg .............. 1 0 2
Swenson. lg ....... . . . . 3 O 6 O . 5 . h
DANBURY WlNS —— _. — uting Flannel Nig tgowns
Ttl....... ...... 20 d 44. 1
FROM NORWALK °“ W 5 *1 w... ‘
G. F. P.
Gunrnieri. r'f ..... o 0 0 Changed prices to close out the sea .’son 5 stock
3:113:11. :an """" § 5 13 while the cold weather is with us.
Outclasscd seemed to be the verdict "0 1er ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 3 ’ ' '
of most of the basliietballll fans who at— gfgfiie rlgg """" ' ' ‘ ' ' i 3 3 Wlxitc Outing Flannel Gown: “1 regular and extra
tended the has etba game at ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' j
Danbury last night between the Nor- 'l‘ t l ‘7 ": l6 TE Truwauk Sine SlZCS. Some. Of them counter SOllCd.
wan: Big Five and the Danbury team : °fa 1:15.333.“ ‘ has a Patented Were regularly $2.75 and $3.50 Now $2.90 a
The local team was defeated by the RC ”‘39 a Sl l h gives Were regularlv $3 95 Now 315?
score of 44- 16. film: . . f
. The game was one-sided from start SAYS CONTRACTOR Natural Spring to the W e 8 1a 1" $2 50 i V :1 50
‘to finish. and the Norwalk team never MADE MANY WILIS 8116p. ka C _ 1 551' l' gll l' y . : 1 ow .
h d: ch to win. The game was ‘ ’
pave?! inagccfage and the baskets had (continued from Page One) ,fon ‘5 mm Colored Gowns. were $3.50 and 33.93 NOW $2.50
foot-algafrss'omzhlglenltmnd'l‘clfizmgrgx1:313: ’ ill-32““ SE}!!! ‘3 50' In extra sizes, were $4.00 ' Now $2.25
" - ' st b i. Hammond had doserlbed them as cp- ting ry on 8
{53251123351111 35,: 1:12,?“ be as ileptic attacks. She. too, said mad: Mc- pair. ' were 32'75 NOW $150
i Sta f d -h Mullen seemed grratly change on . ' .
Jugfifzzgfgrsfgrtarrllattgsor‘vas‘lh: hiirgturn {Sam tthkee Nfrcggzs rfunsgai. r cow” m “nped flmd al.7gegulax ‘ues' N
tstaidln star of the game. anl , espos on a n n ra - . . 2. .
3:39.131; tgn baskets for a total of 20 co ‘from Frank Boyle. for many years The Comfort were $2 50 at! S ow 32.00
points He also played a great floor employed by McMullen, was read to . , 3.905 00...
game. Norman and Swensolhof the jury. lgehrikciared that MfMulleri‘ilfia: Of a I ,
D b y. t 111 also played a fine ordrre m on one occas on o . . ‘
3:1:efn3nd filladc seven field goals be- Mr. Irving because he allowed his 111g mm: Refnm "Uncle ngglly;
tween them During the second half children to trespass (I? the Mchgulltehn Trumuk Oxford 0‘ . N so“: B k
f lle game the Danhury team put estate. After the orcroes ea ‘ mm,
§Vard and Russo of the Laurens in uhfch Was (ti my»; 1:§1.1f:l\lc§tlugen Made by l. Miller Ind 5 isreproduud faithfully 00 5
.th i 11 -up. no both of these young was not himsel on can no ve 5 _ ,. ‘
pliyrcrsnSut use. fine exhibition. orders to his employee, the opponent co" 0‘ NEW York‘ 1n 3 3|!ka 800k on every Page 3.
"Pi “ Mullen was the star for the stated. He would begin to give an or- - . - .
Big Five and played a. great game. Ho .1" and stop abruptly by saying. Black Kid OXfOl’dS, The children lOVE them COlOl’Cd illustration, (Elb-
made four field goals and two foul "Now-r mind. Frank." $10_m t. Cl l. lighlfUl and Cl‘lletflln.
goals for a total of ten points. There was also testimony that Mr. and are “CV67 "’6 lS~ _ Th . “l 1
The Danbury team will play in Nor- McMullen had given the devil of his Brown Kid Oxfords tenin A good assort- mg. ere. lS Jnc 3
walk next Wednesday night. and if the home to Laura. Hughes. “‘thn I 4 ’ g' “’iggil '5 SHOW Man ”
local management wants to make the congratmmfll 11". upon it. she re— 31].“) mentpf the Old'ffiVOT- 5 y . . .
series anything like the ones played in plied that it wouldn't stand 'in court." :_ .' . ' AlSO UllClC Wigglly on
former Svears. they will have ‘0 he is said to have testified. BlackKid Twastrap ltCS ln SlOCk HOW. ,1
strengthen the Big Five. It was stated That McMullon was under ”19.8“ “ 1' d M‘ ” ms
this morning by the management 0‘ prehcnsion that everybody was rob- Pumps, $11.00 Three-,8 In [CC "Vt 'll ll'i F u
the Danbury team that they, expected hing him was the statement made in Main. floor. "80le , Shafioc" iSl 0 3 arm
a. much stronger team to come up the deposition by 305.15.. 7 ‘ 5 . _ . “Auto Sled”
from NOTWalK last night. The lOCfll NOT .‘IENTIOXED “The Three Little Klt'
team should be able to put up a much On the cross examination as dis- . t " “Apple Roast”
run?" garlic “5‘13““ 1:1: lAat;exzr1:1l.;: ”(1): closed by the deposition Boyle was . Valentmes ens ‘HHOlldayS n ’5‘
0C3 CO" “OX “'09 . r t ti d ‘ ‘11” f DI ‘ . . . u - .
local basketball fans made the trip to §f.,-,,:‘:"noinfmgnof m]: WEE o c All lands, all sizes. , The-TC" was 3 Lillie d
the Batting tOWn. "You thought you would he didn't : ' ‘ Gli’l , Etc. 35 an 40 d8. “Ch-
The score of the game follows: you?" 119 was asked. 1'00" um oven At 0,. Book Shup_ Book Shop,
DANBURY "Yes. I “as ch en to understand ‘ Main floor. front. _ . Main floor. Main floor.
G. F. P. so." was the reply. 5.
McCarthy. rf ......... '. 0 0 . 0 He denied that he made the state- - ‘ '
R0330. r! ..... ... ...... 2 0 4 mont to Mrs. Hughes that he was GK .0 m Rea“ (0
N . lf .......... .. 4 4 12 going to California and would get in - 5 _
.sélfllnc ..... 10 0 20 touch with relatives or McMuiien to ’ ~ WAC!
:Schoen. rg . .. . . .‘. nu . 0 0 0 ‘have them contest the will. . .
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