N.DAY FE ”
westport News ' and Nate:
.ivuth of William Aibfb,
l--w remaining Clvll \Var
.ll \\'t‘stport. has answered
hm: mil. 3”. Albin was a
. Zith Regiment. Con-
. \, qwzztrt‘l‘S. and later a mem-
1.1.1.1zluhnm l'ost. G. A. IL.
‘ .. ‘1, 111-. Albln was Injured
\ \.._.;._l. ago by a train in
\Vllllh his injuries were
, 1-.\‘I‘l\"5 fatal. the shock un-
yiito m‘il lllS (lCtllll. LIP.
; \llll‘H of nge. and leaves
! lulizliter. Funeral will
.. home. at. 2:30 p. m,
llv'v Clifford Hutchinu
interment will be at
\ 1'. meter): "Taps" are
1.4 ltllllt‘l‘ frequently for
'oii. ’l‘herc now remain
\Vt‘stport men who
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the
»-vll-l;1it'1l Coal Company
.mslgnuient of coal on
tillll‘C cargo was dis-—
sl\ p. 111. Saturday.
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1115. Fritz Osterkamp
E ll'UlIi their honeymoon,
lweplnt; in one of the
..». :il (“0111110.
I! ll!
' '.~ attending little Doro-
, \1 ho is quite iii.
3 U '3‘
null. of the Church of
mu, has sent. his car to
' i'llll‘t‘rll to be painted.
s t I!
has tuken the place
.wllllutcd Coal Company.
ml by Miss luau. who
ll.~l‘rl'l'1-1l to the East
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. 11 nl' Jumes iloynl Kcn-
wl to h-arn that he is
~n n sumo. his duties with
1" ll t'ntll concern.
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' l-(‘lillilll \Vr-li‘ortl G.
Saturday. with a
1n. umlung drains in the
rim pool of water made
‘1111: slww could llnd out-
v oi." the catch basins.
lvlll‘ll basins have been
. ‘1 1w mnl snow. so that
. 1mm; lune made it rather
lullnfllr‘lfins to keep dry
- 211.1111: in the. center of
llih}
o v m
l .lni‘ln Kt-cne are busy
.1 .1 (Illl burn situated at
'lw liurrow property. Cor-
1l4 thwt and Riverside
.» .1 h they recently purchas-
‘~::~l1n:: which can he used
1:11 the ground floor—the
' in ln' arranged as dwell-
11 this
’l... i;
building is to be of
and will make 1:» won-
, 1.1» lllt‘lil in the appearance
1.11;. :m “vii as the street
t o
v: l'l.I/.t‘r nllll .‘ll'l-l. Clif-
t .1”. .1 -I slit-lit: Saturday
1”»11ll'
f‘t'll'
1, I"ll.l'lll« -‘ l|.ll'ris Will a Visit-
r ,\'nl null. ml Saturday.
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m. .31 ll, l‘l.l\\l'rll'.i 11713 11. guest or
.»:, Iv wriv l'nst. American
P»: "1 7'1 lll'lltlkljll, N. Y.. last Hfri-
. ‘3llLI.
1! in II
.lnv fronds of Mis‘ Lillian
‘ Shuuly I'llnls, Greens “l"llrlllfi.
wt. tr) burn that. slit- has been
vriuusly ill for seteral weeks.
wll confined to her bed.
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MM '1 "lit-it'll and l-Ilizulmth
' “ . l'r‘ shopping in Norwalk
, a In It
Humilit- S‘llnpson, ni' Pher-
1"‘lt'_ was the guest of Miss
thmlm 01' llzu-vlcw Avenue.
‘1'"\\.Ill\'. nivr the week-curl.
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\‘lnlllh‘ ’l’huyer.
llllll'lt‘illl)’
i ll? 1'.
of Long
recovered from
«s in be able to motor
a o 0
\11‘1 1... :1. meeting of the
i 1:: lull tenm on Tuesday
debt o'clock. at the Lil)-
w 'Iu luvmbers of thc team
.‘Mll‘f'll for new , caps.
Ml MH-tltt‘l‘fi. Tho meeting
1 ‘1 l'lltlll‘nmn John Gil-
lll'
o t O
-1 H4 so seriously ill
’ '1 '1 trained nurse.
a a an
as
l lllr'rlilll: of the. Farm-
Iil-uns ll‘urms will he
1 .1? the home of G90. 1".
l l‘lil‘t'ord Hutchins is
it: l‘rnshnlents will be
1 o o
l :l. .. 1;. .1. Taylor. of
mu", 'H'I‘ lI-mlm: this week
'1 'Ihl \- “ill iirst visit St.
lull inter Miami.
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‘xslsketbull team of Sitt-
l.....l will meet the Strat-
l‘r'lwml girls" team in N11.-
"l l‘l‘lrlu)‘, lri‘ll. 9th. at 8
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-‘-I Luke Reed. of Christ
1. conducted the services
‘Jnrwzllk. yesterday. Ar-
lwl been made for a sub-
' u. rumluct the service in
‘ 1'1 ll. but for some reason
failed to arrive. and
12M r1311 by Frederick
...,l
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7' -~ 'lll limit. will undergo a
whinn at the Bridgeport
' ll), lter many friends
anniting the result of
vii,
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‘I lit-:11. or Burr Avenue.
. l his pnslllon with Gaul!
t O O
"l J. hanks is convales-
:friimn,
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'1' or llerbert Beers of
' "H“. is among those men-
i-rlnr: ill.
O O O
'wr‘lt of Lincoln Street. is
Mrs. Charles
daughter at
1
it” home.
of Danbury,
The Sentinel for «sale_
daily at local ‘news- '
stands or your paper
boy will supply you
upon request. .
O O
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Mrs. Sellcck. is in charge of thosick
room.
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A large congregation attended the
service and witnessed the motion pic-
ttIre. "David Copperfield" at the
Congregational Church last; evening.
The Sunday School room. where the
pictures are usually shown. having
insufficient heat. the picture was
shown in the church prOper.
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Mrs. Harriett Langdon. Mr. and
_ Mrs. William Langdon. of Darlen. and
of
M r.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Godber.
Glcnbrook. were the guests of
and Mrs. Geo. Darrow yesterday.
t o 0
Curtis Jones. of Burr-
havlng a concrete floor
garage. Mr. London,
Avenue, is
built in his
of
Miss Jeannette linger. of Bridge-
port. was the week-end guest of her
mother. Mrs. Huger of Burr Avenue.
t O t
The name of W'illiam D. Dickson.
the well-known plumber. of State
Street. is added to “'cstport's sick
list.
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Michael Dominick. our very effi-
cient traffic officer, is about town ,to-
day. after spending“ three weeks 3, in
the Norwalk Hospital Mike had‘ a
had fall on the ice several necks
ago and so injured sexeral of the \er-
physicians found it necessary to op-
erate immediately. It will probably
be several weeks before he
sum‘e his duties as traffic officr.
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Mrs. Relic, Taylor is very ill
home of her daughter. Mrs.
Nichols of Bridgeport.
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Miss Estelle Kingsley.
instructor of the \Vestport Schools
spent the. week-end with friends in
Mount Vernon. N. Y.
O O 0
George (’rnll. superintendent of conv
struction of the Y. M. C. A. huildinr
is inning his our body painted a daik
at th 0
Ha rrv
the nlusiz
maroon ' with black fenders and
2 wheels.
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C. E. Betts is a convalescent.
O t t
hirs. Ida. Mehiullen is spending lhr
“Them Days 15 Gone. Former." See
sport page.
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week-end in \Vestport with her son.
Edward.
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The State Police were in town.
Sunday inspecting the coal situation.
WHO SEEKS TITLE
By NBA Service.
‘ ST. PETERSBURG. Fla... Feb. 51—
America's youngest horseshoe pitcher.
Harold Falor. the 16-year-old boy
wizard of Akron. 0., is the most re-
cent entry in the fifth :innual midwln-
ter national “barnyard golf" tourna-
ment to be held here during the week
of Feb. 19.
The boy marvel finished high in the
midsummer meet, held in DesMoines
last August. topping several stars of
national prominence including C. \‘.
Davis. who won leading honors here
last February.
Young Il‘alor is after the national
title this winter and tapes to wrest
the championship crown now being
worn by Frank Lundin of New Lon-
don, 111.. The boy is working out daily
at Orlando. Fla. where his father has
opened a. training camp for the snick-
crbockered athlete.
In a recent exhibition. match Falor
trounced Davis, the former champion,
50 to 42. both men totaling 93 ringers
in the nip-and-tuck exhibition).
Falor has a. lazy revolving shoe that
opens perfectly at the iron upright.
sliding on a ringer. He wears a can-
vas gio\c on his pitching hand and
this cuts the turn or his horseshoe
down to .1.’ one—and- -quarter revolution.
Lawyers Defeat
Insurance Men in
Bowling Tourney
\Vln-‘hnr the Insurance company
representatives bowling team took a
"run out powder" on the lawyers of
. the city, or whether they simply quit.
t has been undecided up until this
l morning.
The.
insuranccmena nd the lawyers
leathered at the Soutah Norwalk Club »
1~11ll\s Saturday afternoon. and bowled
hnr games .The insurance men won
thetirst two. lost the third by a. big
at 1min. and when the fourth was
IN 1111. rolled. saw that in the sixth box
thm “Em being trimmed by over 100
l-,pin(
l‘ tilting on their hats and coats the.
ll‘lSlll ancc nun muttered somethlnn
about a poor risk" and wandered
zi\\.1\‘. while the lawytrs are thinking
of appealinf to the higher court. or‘
filing briefs or doing something along
lthe line of habeus corpus to co pel
it)": insurance men to celne an oil
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the lubher game off. 1'
Red Mcn’ sglve 2
l vs.;- ew. Canaan
One. of the 1‘11. test basketball games
lot the season is looked to take place
this melting at the Red Men's hall.
Cumbat'
Txaén five.
# 'lhe Red Men lest the first game
of the series in New Canaan last; Fri-
day night. Driscoll will be back on the.
local team’s line- -upfi this evening and
this fact' should add some strength to
the line-up. It is expected that a
record crowd will be on hand to wit-
ness tonight's game; ‘
The preliminary same will be the
first of the series between the Red
Mon Separates and the Combat Train.
The Combatfl‘rain team is confident
that they will make u. better shoWing
against the Separates thanthe» Battery
C team did. A
Charlie Mahoney will referee the
games tonight and this means that
they will have to be free from rough
playing. After the games, dancing
will take place. Music will be fur.
nished b’y Schulc's Jazzateens
Greenwich High
to Play Passaic '
Greenwich High school basketball
team is the next Connecticut quintet
slated to oppose the Passaic _High
team. The Jersey five is being hailed
* ah the wonder team of the country in '
the scholastic ranks. No date has
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Storecioses daily at 6 o’clock.
. _The Care of the Skin
‘fi
It is a time of year to pay attention
to one’s complexion.
A Beauty Counselor from Helena Rubinstein
will be present at the Read Toilet Section on Mon-
day morning for the remainder of the week until
the tenth. She is an expert on skin treatment and
women who call on her.
will pay attention to all individual problems of the
There are many women who wonder and would
like to know just what is the right treatment for dis-
colorations,
muscles.
it may be intimate
spots,
freckles,
saliowness and loose
personal advice and if you
have neglected your skin it will be good to know
what care you can give to restore it.
As Mme. Rubinstein’s Specialist is trained in
this work and the women of every city consult her
in great numbers,
we would urge that those inter-
ested would call- as early as possible.
At Toilet Section,
Main tioor. front.
An Affair of Unusual Interest
will be the practical demonstration of Wiss Shears
during the week of February Etc 10.
Wiss Shears are made in America of superfine
steel, and the line includes shears tor every known
use, large and final].
How many times a day do
you look for shears? They have a habit of running ‘
off and hiding. Especially is this true if you have
only one pair.
$018 in every room.
Every home needs shears and scis-
Stop and see at the Notion Counter.
Main floor. north.
’ A New VHat
to brighten the dullldays‘of Februar:
Draped Turban:
Viska straw and Persian.
Fakes of Candy Cloth '7
with|a quill or ornament. ’
, Smart All Black
Hat: of Faille Silk and Cite
Very
. haircloth.
Some all black, others
with an eficctive bit of col-
or Such as a spike
Chinese red.
Flowered Turbans,
of .
of
combin:1 .tions of jade, hén-
11:1, crushed berry, gray and taupe.
Novelty Visku with Failie ribbon plaitings.
19.85
Second floor.
It requires courage
when one looks out on
,snowy roofs and icy
sidewalks to believe
that it will not be many
' weeks before the time
of snowdrops and daf-
fodils. , One is a bit
tired of the winter
wardrobe . and it is
gratifying to know that
there are a host of love-
ly things towear' these
dull winter days. “They
say,” that every silk
mill in France is weav-
ing lbandannas. rI‘hey
everywnere;
and in every way. The
latest conceit is to tie
one about the wrist.
Knotted about the col-
lar or drawn through
the girdle the gay
thing is always an at-
tractive bit of color.
Bmdannns, Paisley
and Chinese colorings,
' all of them are fascinat-
ing.
For the wrist,
Collar and cuffs,
Half Squares,
', ' $2.50 and $2.75
Large SQuares, $4.50
Neckw ear Section.
11111 floor.
59 cts.
$1 .00
Old Fashioned Heart
Mottoes of candy, pink
and white, have ap-
peared for Valentine’s
Day. The messages
they carry are as appro-
priate as ever and
doubtless é conversa-
tion can be carried on
with them.
At the special candy
counter.
Main floor. front.
Amoné the sample
line of Petticoats is one
of geranium red Radi-
um. It; is scalloped at:
the-bottom and has a
hand finish of silk em-
broidery. Also there
are large embroidered
medallions in geranium
and green above it.
Similar petticoat is in
brown. One in white
has Van -Dyke points
and the motifs embroi-
dered are in.black and
White.
These are $12.50
Second floor.
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Its distinCtion 15 unique, but confined to the simplicity of good
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. Into our footwear construction goes that extra measure of
quality which can no more be purchased for less than it can
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