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Captain Loume
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 331923. ’ « ‘
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WESTport News and
,1}.‘;-\rtm‘s Luciano, who has
,mirvrously ill with pnefi-
“pol'il'd convalescent.
‘ O D
you 50 “
.M unulnren Strong. of West-
“ . rsr-l colony. is sailing for Rio
l‘vru'IJI. on Saturday, to at-
\\’urlil's Fair. Mr. Strong
3 lluui to many places of
; -.. i'vl'ill“ and returning in
. 7, \ 'F‘ll the Barbadoefl and per-
y mlunds or the West In-
. 11‘“.
Frank Miller lumber
oi' \Vurtzel and
. ~‘:l.ill trucks on the Boston
1 1 in tween “'estport and
mm, The driver of. the Wurt-
: Minn truck was badly cut
- . ~z from the windshield, and
Lllun to the Bridgeport
1- fl”.
is spending the
o o'
.11... *m'l‘i Sachs
‘ '. .v York.
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._» r. m Milne Godillot will visit
. ;.1< in New York. while her
,1 1w» mking their vacation in
O 0
Agnes Guild of Christ
ll’l‘n'll cleared about $18 at
.. im-n's lunch. served on
«_ the Christ Church par-
lri’vl:|\' the working mem-
umld devoted the entire
. YlliLfi.
rt.
0 0
m :Ir'l'iil society of the Con-
ll i'lllll‘l‘ii held a business
lliv church parlors. ’Mat-
1min nee were discussed.
a t O
1:, 5m rwood spent yesterday
. H.
is
I'unzelt
n
lllllf‘llnl‘ was in
.l!'« Wislport
Hm morning hours,
a a t
mr lmllling town and
swim. has been installed in
.lrx'li's office. This is a.
l impmvtment over the Old
1. 1.1.5. which have been used
pnewnt time.
t t
4“ l‘.l.‘~'1!l.l. R‘DOl‘iS encourag-
.llll'lli in the condition or
. ; Louis. who has been
;:.« mmmiu.
t .
x
mn,
Elwood,
. l Public Library,
"l L‘nml condition between
1 null Sherwood Island. The
;'-»-..- “till over the road at an
3: the
reports
,, am _w:«rv~rtl:i.v. clearing the
:m el‘l‘n-it-nt manner for mo-
«l in ill'Striuns. ‘
mmmittre ol‘ inrlies of the W. T.
. V‘w nt to New York yesterday to
_' furniture {or the rooms in the
. t'. A. building which are to be
ivy the women’s
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a: s
Grumman was in
troop No. 2.
names registered
{we to be permitted to take
‘- :.-l- z'l'oot tests at
Ilfli.
C O
:i-wl Mrs. Kerr Eby are leav-
' n for a. six weeks' vacation.
0 g o
urls of Scout troop No. "
a
-.it.
Public Lib-'
the meeting
are
x: for n club room of their own
They are meeting in the
\ . .
Town Hall and are grateful for the
permission to use the room. The
girls ought to have a place of their
own. where their games do not an-
noy other people and where they can
use then- own' ideas as to decorations.
etc. Surely there is‘ some building
unused in Westport that could be do-,
noted for a club house for these
girls. ‘
'7 ’ o o 0‘
Miss Lois Waiters raid mother
Madame Petrova’s “White Peacock"
company. are in town. They have
opened their house on Wright Street.
and will spend two‘ weeks here prior
t9 thetopening engagements for the
"White Peacock." Rehearsals begin
next week.
or
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Mrs. Frank Orsborne is in New
York today. Her nephew,
Atwater, Jr., will return with her for
r
a. week's visit. , '
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Mrs. Ruth Dilworth left town yes-
terday to spend a-week at. South
Bethlehem, ya" visiting friends.
t C C
C O
' [Morris London with a number of
helpers, were busily engaged last ev-
ening taking stock in Andrew Davey’s
store of this place.
i t 0
Mrs. May Peterson Tompkini“ has
a
purchased from Frank Hatch
Franklin sedan.
O O 0
The 'ladies of the
this afternoon.
a»
T. I. A. class
will be held this afternoon.
I C O
The Westport baseball team met in
the library Tuesday evening. but no
action was' taken regarding new unl-
forms. as the tailor failed to be pres-
Notes“
Sterling ‘
A
Holy Trinity
Church Guild will meet ajthe rectory
The last regular meeting of the W.
in rush chair seating
Run. and his wife.
' I 0 .C
The Current Events Club will meet.
this afternoon at the home of
D. B. Bradley. omWright Street.
3 t O
The‘next meeting or the Kopy-Kat-
Klub will be held at the home of
‘Mrs. John Gregory on Lincoln street.
" O ‘ 0
The driver of a large Mack truck
lost control 0! it coming down Tur-
key Hill. Tuesday ‘evening. T113
cement wall, and finally came to a
stop with two front wheels over-.
hanging the wall. Had ‘ it not bken
for the heavy load on the machine.
pied over the wall intoa brook, ten
feet below. This undoubtedly saved
the driver from serious injury. The
truck remained in this precarious
position all night. It took a wrecker
most of yesterday to put the truck
back on the road. Although severely
strained the truck was able ‘2 pro?
ceed on‘ its way under its own power.
DailyRadioPrbgram
(Tune to 300 Meters).
won (400 Meters)
I... Bambergcr & (30., Newark, N. J.‘
.6315?" m.—-Doris Doscher. beauty
sp cialist of the
ing World. will continue the series
of lectures on "Physical Culture."
30—Songs by Margaret Weaver, 0:
New York. 3
Bus—Continuation lecture. auspices
of Y. M. C. A. of the Oranges. Rev.
Dr. Fred Clare Baldwin. ilstrict
Supt. of Methodist churches, will
speak on "Abraham Lincoln."
00 to 7:30—Piano recital by Ken-
neth A. Butler of Summit, N. J.
Popular numbers. "Ruflen Ready.”
“Greenwich Witch." “Jazz Medley."
"Chicago." “Carolina in the Morn-
6:
7:
out. However, the boys enjoi‘ed a
social hour and discuscd the pros- ing." “Tomorrow," “My Carolina.
pective summer activities. Girl."
O O O
A reception and valgniine tea were
school
in honor
given in the Myrtle Avenue
house yesterday afternoon
“'GY (370 blisters)
General Electric Co.
' Schenectady, N. Y.
12:00 m.—U. s. Naval Observatory
EDWARD C. NASH
.MQTOR TRUCKING — FURNITURE MOVING A
Telephone 141 Westport, Conn.
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SCATTER SUNSHINE WITH
GREETING CARDS
A Cheerful Card for the Shut-in. A Birth Congratulation or
a Wedding
Anniversary
—-—AND————-
EVERY DAY IS SOMEBODY’S BIRTHDAY.
Let Your Friends Know You Are Alive —- We Hove the Exact
Card You Want.
' The - Hamilton Shop
49 Wall Street
VICTROLAS SOLD 0N EASY PAYMENTS.
EBRUARY. -.
FU NITURE S.
Again This Store Leads the Way to LoWer
Price Levels.
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We Are Offering Values That Over-shadow Any
Previous Event in Our,History. 1 A Sale That
-Afl’ords You an Opportunity to Buy .
FURNITURE, RUGS, ‘LINOLEUM,
DRAPERIES and HOUSE FURNISHINGS
At a Saving of From 20 to 33‘ 1-3 Per Cent.
ot the new school superintendent. Mr. .
truck left. the road. crashing into s. .
which balanced it. it would have top- -
Piss m ,
New York Even- 1
your selection here, whether
When you malte‘
the furnishings for a whole
for one article or
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house, you are protected both as to
For we carry only. reliable merchandise
and every article guaranteed. .
All purchases made now will be stored for 13: ,
ter delivery, if you deSIre. -
price.
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his—Weather tom“; 33°432°2L Panama? 0&1 Symphony. . 133:2" Pinon?” haggling: .F. Dole. noted. authority. . _ . .
“"- . ' ' Contraltox solo. “Morning.” Lorena. Berkson ——"‘Polonal:; fawning: 8.46.“! of vital W3“ A
2:00—Music and talk "Making the Kehoge‘ / ' ' Chopin- “Sonata in E M313," 3:11:30: filer-china? hi1: thQWU
-~ Kitch Y Med: in .. . . .. . ' .. - 9 were em ' i
M,” ignieouar‘cmef :utriigzgfs't, 1’0.th 53$.“ gangrgw- Morning. filing? BRotmance in E F‘lat.” known. speakers boilers the annual ;
Sewm'ilrork state Department of Fox trot, :fRock Me‘ in My Swanes ”Hunter's. m;:§i§4°§agfigi;oflf garghggonfdsofiusociathe flfguiznfi? 1:}
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Fox trot. “Nervous Blues." orch tra. gig-(tester children beinnie Ellis igeté°g§ufifaglgf 151:: By].3 {the field avenue Chiycago i'uzuifha7
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Fox trot. "Mammy. I'm Thinking of bariton- - '4. made“ gem °°- packagé containing Foley's Honey
You,» “Chodikee crickets. ~ 8:00—“The Coming-Styles,” by Sarah “’32 (350 Meters) _ and Tar Compound fOl' coughs colds
Waltz. “Moon River." orchestra. Carol. fashion counsél_~ot-the Goth; “’5"!!th Electric & Mg- 00. and “0‘19: F018? Kidney Pills for
tontralto solo. “Baby Dreams," mt- am Silk Hosiery Co. Newark. N. J. :31: 11!: Sides and back: rheumatism.
aKehoe. '-“ 8:1 :o—c ‘ ‘ - _. . c ce. kldn a bi dd ‘ .
Foexntrot. “Faded Love Letters.” “0110- 139:1: ggveméniiflwcfiy Jig-flea: 5'13425‘; «3:33;? 3:35:31; at”: mam" and Fmeg'y‘fih” ":T‘ge'rl‘
dikes Crickets: '- ; the Glee Club—Campus ”n“ "Sing 3bonds, grain coflee and an s cc . wholesome and thoroughly cleaning .
Address. "Electric“ Refinance" 3- e 86h: or Praisexfl "The Violet." 7:00—"Jack Rabbit Stories." Syna- fiaégghzsfor gonltfltipation, bmoumes'
3- Cummings. radio engineenGen- [ 1?“!th Pinkham." "Old tN. Y. P." r'vid Cory. New York Evening Mail. son. Powellagmgo‘figrggfsw-
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Store closes daily at 6~o’clocl<
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Fashion pays little attention to the thermometer — whether it falls
, or rises. It is February, the dark month of Winter, when we are waiting for -
sunshine and flowers. And here is _
1 ,The Curtain Lifted a. Little
to give aglirnpse of Spring Clothes . 1
'As to Cost: and Wraps. Capes and wraps de- A: to Dresses. The one piece straight line -
veloped ill Gerona plbth, Marvelia, Lustrosa and model with a long waist. The skirt a wrap around
short pilefabncs which are exceedingly graceful. At a_ffa1r with a side drape. The waist long and some-
the first Signs of good weather out of door 5 orts ap- times of a different material such as Paisley or print-
garel willlbe greatliv in demand and all the 1rd and ed crepe.
owerco orinw ' ‘ ° ' ' ‘ . . ' ." . .
hair Jerseys ° w“ Le “”th m Kmt Silk and MO' - b Models in Flat Crepe, Roshanara and Silk Knit
' . . Fa rics. ‘
Nationally Wetland lines of gsrmenbscqn- ’ ~ . -
trolled by the House of Read astollows: B thA' ‘0 Sm?“ Elflt‘fir trill?! 01' $11731? P130? 35313;-
1 .- . , . o 1 pony lac e or e 1 6 am an Jacquc e
:29” Sum, 0"“ sndDreuu. styles which have recentlyvbeen so popular. Waist .'
“‘3 Castle D , .ngwnl’fi eflects in Persiarumd Egyptian effects. it Is curious .
{The House of Kauai. Smts, Dresses and Costs .to note that the robings found in King Tutano
' TheMesdow-Brook Costs and Suits. - Khamen’s treasure house have carried their influ-
‘TheJShsgmoor m ence down to to-day. ‘
These have their respective merits and allarc guar- In Twilled Cord, Heath: and Tricotinc.
anteed. . . $39.50 to $125.00 '
:1 fit a ' V , , ' . .
_ Remnant Sale'of Printed Linoleum ,Handkerchiefs. Spools”!
_ in 2 to 8 sq. yd. pieces. - Due entire table has been devoted to a new line
There are small neat designs in blue and tan Of polrliegatilltfia’nldlEEbrmtctllered %§n%kCTCh‘efsiThg,
colormgs, -and with th are some in blue and white are 13 W ‘ c he u tngv e en; makerthor hi . .
tile effects. They..are most suitable for halls, bath- 9” 91-“ “"th ”115.1 031ml}? bald .3“: de 5 5 ks ‘5
rooms. pantrics, or any place whereva small piece of a chance to? _y w ‘.e e pnce O s goo an up
. » . ._ . . s them in reserve until needed. Also girls at school
linoleum can be used. . . . _
, a All to be d out at ~ . would find these handkerchiefs Just right.
*i 65"de ‘db 7 *2 1 . . . Pncd‘lscuooch."
" 915° _ “1‘ y , - These ”are regular 25 ct. handke‘rihiefs.
Simple Squaresofbnoleimst" some-d» . 7 ‘ manor. ‘
. > I O . I 1., r , a ‘ . h f' v , ;‘
-mens_ For "i Vowels ‘ ' ThelDeSIgnet-ifor March - Qt Leather _
_Good weight “linen » ‘ *isgout: - a -: W cm - ‘1‘:
eighteen. inches :wids’ .- = - . ,1 . crest i ' . ' -- 4 ' new, 50": 0P - styi
. . . » . l ; 0 ~ .
In shades of Copenv ‘. Among (fiber-fit}: ng film? ‘t coma Its. a nail; loath i" handles
hagen blue, gold, lav- 7 newRootabagagstory by, Cari-Sandmfg'vlth quaint” ‘ ”£01m“; 'thgog
ender, rase and'white. 1 ’ .. ‘ "' " ‘ ' “ ' ’ - ' ‘" ‘ 3.0"? n ‘1‘ van
One yard of linenwill' 1‘11“.5‘9‘1“fi9“§b”3°b"1t 97599“. _ ~, 2 g __ gram; ofjleather.
‘ grain; towgl; andwith . * . momentum-limos forthe household. . ‘ , $2.95 *
. an s T rawnk ~ or W a ' .‘7 '1‘ .- : >1 : . .. ,I ‘ I . ‘ ‘>, . .i—:{»:: 1‘. _. ‘_ 1 . .
teaches of embroidery , . :6 “@“mllk‘l‘dfigfldm, “EMT-m . , Bulb “‘1? wear with _ -.
fibrin in pastel. color,- * ~- " “ the-Fashion’s. , . .- f ‘ , sweaternindnllhlxk '
-' - we a very? dainty - ~ , » . 7 1 :tet.i,‘t!t.¢nt. leather .-
' on... mac. Mam“ "Melanie
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