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l"i‘ll. 16th under the
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to the touch-
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irilllllt' schools. nnd who
tor many improve-
: Mil-tits cnioycd today by
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Mrs l'ulmcr. is a new
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rooms are large and
for an affair of
that Mrs. Geo.
of arrangements
or a. most. enjoy-
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‘ :11 National lilill. The
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owing to the
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lt‘iit‘lll‘r this work. Miss
is lN‘t'll aiiscut some time
111‘ the illness of llcr mother.
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' .:1llnr monthly Inerting of
lo l“lf'l’- (70. will lm hold in
“'11s at the rug/m house.
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all-Sim ol' l‘lvvrg‘rovn
\i'lllirim.
lll1'llilllllg‘:
l,“ in ill‘lilgcpori.
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Avclluo.
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with Mrs.
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1,4.1t111k liosc Company will
lVKllltli‘ monthly met-771T};
mums. Vol). 12. at their
1 111 H11: ruglnc house.
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who attended the
113' Geraldine Farrar
"ht \vm‘c
l _\llu-1-t Frcslnus.
O O C
Scott of Norwalk is as-
‘19 lingo in his bakery on
Mr.“ Scott will later
management for Mr.
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\\‘11<lporicrs attended the
1. n lly the People's Chorus
’, lllillt‘l‘ the able direction
\lm-rison. report the ren-
1 ‘l“.'tll.‘4l," by the chorus as
For Golds,
Influenza
and as 8
Preventive
Take
The First and
Cold and Grip Tablet
The box bears this Illnatufo
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mm AY FEBRUARY 9, i923.
Westport News and Notes
. 11 “911111110 of Mrs. Fred-1
t'.ll‘t that the rlisth'
Lincoln's birth-'
Mr. Harry Sher- ‘
exceptionally good. The concert
proved atreat to music lovers.
U 0 O ‘
' The Current Events Club will
meet at Mrs. D. B. Bradley’s. Feb.
15. It has been decided that on ac-
count of the absence of so many
members. all meetings will take place
at Mrs. Bradley's until further notice.
o o a ‘
The State Senate has confirmed the
nomination of two of Weatport's citi-
zens as members of the Prison Board.
Judge Frederick M. Salmon is one.
Mr. E. J. Taylor of Greens Farms, is
the other. Judge Salmon' has already
served several years.
U C O
The State Senate, at: Hartford yes-
terday decided that Westport must
pay taxes on its new Y. M. C. A.
building.
0 C O
The Suugatuck Whist Club will hold
no meetings during the Lenten sea-
son.
C I t
The Doric Chaptlr of the Eastern
Star will give a whist and pinochlc
party on Tuesday evening, Feb. 20fin
their rooms in the Fable building.
Refreshments will he served during
the evening.
0 O C
There are rumors of a. new bank to
to be organized in Westport with an
initial capital of $100,000. This
amount is to be raised by subscrip-
tion among business men of W'est-
port and near-by towns. The West-
port Bank and Trust Company is
now the only banking institution in
the town. It is impossible to learn,
at present. Just how much of the re-
quired sum has boon subscribed.
O O 0
The young men's basketball team
of Staplcs' High Scfiool will play a
return game with the Falrfieid High
School team on Feb. 17. Tonight
tlicy will meet the Congress Street
High School of Bridgeport in Na-
tional Hall.
0 O O
Staples High School orchestra will
give a. dance Saturday night, Feb. 10
(It. the High School.
O Q C
Tcacllcrs and pupils of Staples High
School haxe been rather uncomfort-
able this cold weather because of no
heat in the building. This is not
caused by coal'shortage. but because
of the illness of the Janitdr.
AT THE THEATRES,
PA LACE VAC DEVILLE
Varied Program “'ins Approval of
Appreciative Hmlscs
The delightful vaudeville program
.which is being presented at the Palace
theatre for the last half of this week
was presented yesterday to apprecia-
tive audiences and wogi the unqualified
approval of the Norwulk vaudeville
patrons. The show from start to finish
was of high Metropolitan order and
there was plenty of enthusiasm evi-
drnt. Joe Doolcy who presented his
goddities in laughs and songs lived up
1n imported ab-
to the rcrutation which has been es-
tl.blialie'd m the family of Doo’ey'l in
the thca.rlr.a.l world. His stories kept
the audience on edge every minute.
Sonny Sheehan, as a mirth dispenscr
\Vl§ splendid and while some folks
were surprised when Sonny uppcnrcd.
thcrc was not one person who did not
thcroughly enjoy the riot. Joe Da’vis’
vchiclc "Bermuda. Bound" was a
scream from the start to the itnish.
Mark Twafin's great character “Huck"
Finn “as. faithfully portrayed by
Charles I‘. Renting. a stage juvenile: of
more than average ability. Songs and
patter made this presentation more
than an impersonation and it plcnsei
il'gh'y. The three Wilson Sisters With
the six feet that brat as one were
l-aslly hits of the program and their
work coI-red practically the entire
li"ld of dancing The picture attrac-
tion for yesterday was Rodolph Valen-
tino's "All Night." An able support-
ing cast appeared with the star. This
picture will be repeated today. To-
nlorrow an all star cast will present.
"The Jilt."
REGENT TOMORROW
Marion Davies and Herbert nawlinson
Stars on Dauble Bill
Two of the best pictures released
this season will be round on the
Regent double feature bill tomorrow
afternoon and night. Herbert Rawiin-
son's “Another Man's Shoes" is a
positive winner and following his re-
cent appearance \ "Don' t Shoot" it. in
certain to please more than its pro-
decessor. These two pictures ur-
nished an entirely new style of
duction for the star and it is evident
that he has successfully met the re-
quirements of the role. Marion
Davies. star of “When Knighthood
“'11:; in Flower" heads the cast of
"The Young Diana."
“THE MAN FRO)! BELL‘S RIVER"
. aehing
air.
James Oliver Curw-mdr's
Story Sweeper! at Rialio
Today and Tomornow.
The vivid. colorful. turbulent life
of the Canadian Northwest forms
the background for the stirring cc-
tlon of "The Man from Hell's River"
which opens a two day showing at
the Rialto Theatre today. It is the
work of James Oliver'Curwood who
has written many successes for the
screen. Irving Cummings. who di.
rected the feature. also plays the
leading role—that of an officer in
the Royal Northwest Mounted Police.
The story is one that requires the
best sort of acting to "put it oxer"
- you
(0- .
bwer
Muriel Harper has been selected by a group of judges as the most'
beautiful girl in Winnipeg. And now.~bearing the title of “Miss W'inc
nines" 0:11:11: representing her city at. the Winter Sports Carnival in
and Cummings‘ naturalness gives it
its big appeal. He returns from the
i‘rozen North to discover his sword-
heart the wife of a various rcnegadc.
How he triumphs in one of the mut
crashing climaxes c'vcr shown on the
screen. is enough to send shivers of
suspense up and down the spine of
the spectator. To sce it will make
clutch, your not and hang on to
finish. In the supporting cast
are Eva Novnk. \anlnce Decry, and
Rin Tin, the mighty dog of vnplr.
Tomorrow morning a clllfilren's
matinee of "Trouble" will be shown
at 10 o'clock. while starting Mon-
day evening. the stirring picture.
"The Dangerous Age" will be shown
for three days.
Summary—b?
Morning News
By Associated Press
British admiral lands at Smyrna and
warns Turks against hostile acts, ll-
lied commissioners dmnund with-
the
foreign warships nt Sillyrna.
Richard Mulcah}; irelnnd's Minister
of Defense. proclaims “-11 days'
amnesty to hasten surrender of lic-
publicnns and lrlsli Live high hole:
or real peace.
John wmiamaker. :‘d. son of Rod-
man Wanamaker or New York. and
Philadelphia. is sen‘miced by Paris
Court to six mouths' imprisonment on
chargc of having no funds to nine:
chrcks. r
‘l'sh Frcc Slut: slaw-end all wu‘cu-
tions pending result of an attempt to
Irruch an agreement with irreu'ulars.
France plans to double her ml‘orls
in rnstoring Ruhr \‘ullcy railroads to
practical work. I: lusts.
German youths organize scissors
clubs in Elllcrfcld zone as warning to
girls against association with French
soldiers.
Turks extend proliibiiivn nrv'i -r
against foreign warships to Ismid.
official Constantinople advices to 1.011-
declare.
Bishop Manning toils church club in
New York that any direct denial of
deity of Christ will bring prompt
action by Proicstant Episcopal church.
Names of Mr. and Mrs. Jamcs A.
Stillman arc omitted from New York's
1923 social register.
Republican leaders
in national
today on British debt sottlcmcnt
agreement.
! House passes bill for consolidation
of diplomatic and consular services.
Wanda Hawlm'. motion picture
actress. files dli" l- suit at Los
Angelcs against Allan ,Burton Hawlcv.
United States Senate votes to table
amendments to Army bill reducing
$56,580,000 appropriation for rivers
and harbors.
Prevent Influenza
The Table Laxative Effect of Laxa-
_tive BROMO QUININE Tablets Mil
keep the system in a. healthy condi-
tion and thus ward off all attacks
of Colds. Grip or Influenza. 30c.——-
Adv. *
drawa’l of 'hxrkish order prohibiting.
House of Representatives decide to act.
KICK Ol‘T CLUTCH
IN STARTING CAR.
Do you start the motor of your car
the easiest way? Retard the spark,
push the clutch pedal to the floor.
then sth on the starter button. This
snvns the battery by eliminating the
usclcss turning over of the transmis-
sion gc:1.1~s._ If the motor is exception-
ally stubborn, give it a few turns with
the .choke up and the switch on.—
Farm Life. ,
Go shopping with Suzanne. In the
Sentinel Tuesday. Thursday and Sat-
urday of each week.
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FFOLEY s \'
HUNEI’ TAR
EbTABLlSH ED
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Croupy Children
Largest calling." I: Mela.
Stood tho tut of timo. serving
liar-o generations
No Ophtns—lngrodlontn "land
on tho rum
Stillson-l’oweu Corporation.
> Special for Saturday.
MAHOGANY
SERVING TRAYS
1 9111‘
Donnelly's
18 80. Main Street
Silk Striped Madras Shirting,
fast; color ...... . .. .,59c yd.
Puller Patterns, in complete
sizes ....1........, 5c each
' 7136 waailzington Street
So. Hamlin; ‘1
0
THE TEXTILE STORE "
Telephone 141
EDWARD C. NASH
‘MO'I‘OR TRUCKING —
FURNITURE MOVING ,
‘ Westport, Conn.
When You
3414 Mfiu
sass-osoa
Norwalk POS't
62me
O ' '7
.‘ - DON’T HAVE FLAT TIRES
Can Obtain , 3
LEE PUNCI‘URE PROOF TIRES ’ -
, IN ALL SIZES , - ' , ‘.
WeAlsoHave Some BargamsinOlherm
30x3 misc-rm: 'ssés
30:3V,!'abrlc!h;ps.fl5
32x4 I'm-Em sum
” $13.21”
{COME m AND SEE HOW ARELEE PUNCI‘UEE-PROOP-ATIBES
Road Tire Co.
minim 3066 «
p more octagon. Tans?
so
CHARITY BALL PLAN
Members of. sooth Norwallr Council,
No. 1253. Knights of Columbus. last
evening appointed ancomu‘ut‘tee, .0
work. in coniunct‘iop with a. commit:-
46. at the request of Bishop Fenwick
Council. Fourth Degree. so ’hold‘a
charity ball after Easter.
« William P. 1Ward of South Nor-walk
Council presented the request of
Bishop Fenwick council. and the £01-
. lowing committee was named to act
on the matter:
Grand Knight Thomas J. Malone.
John Leonard. Fred Buckley. Thomas
Stratton. 'Henry‘ Bergmann. Paul
Schultze.‘ John Canevart' 'Thomns
Lyden. John Magnet; Thomas Mag-
lone and Vincent'McQulll'an.
Henry A. Bergmann gave' an inter-
esting report“'on behalf of the house
committee. .while John Leonard gave
a financial report of, .the caimcil
”...,—
in fabrics.
Eponge Voile.
favor with women who
plain ground.
blue.
tee from Camila Iiion Council. No‘. ,
-.-~<-“
';_ 'hilsh Showed quite encouraging rc-V his
‘u
An enterhinrnoni: obmiistlng pr solo:
by Daniel Readyoff and also by Joseph
Romnthem from Quintin Goun-
cli. No. is. m f owed by the serve
in: of ratI‘eshmen
ment' of a metal time.
VOBWALX ma FAIR ‘ .
Att‘end'anoe at the annual fair and
Norwaik Lodge, No.11" B. P. 0. E..
several outfidid a good business.
Dug-l
entertained; thoae who attended (ht
lair. This is part at the regular pro."
is open, Dancing was aim enjoyed.
GETS BROTHER? ESTATE.
BRIDGEPORT, Feb. 9.———By living
’ 7 Day by Day,"
New Goods Arrive
Most interesting to see what the s‘tylc‘s are to be -
Just now we call attention to, some '
A material which is certain to find
[gratin/loo 16:7
and: the enjoy-r
bazaar” which is “being held by the ~
'at the Elk'a home on South min .
street was fairly large last. night. The .
the Evening a vaudeville .act ,
gram during. the entire time-31m iair '
thirty days after the drain of he: _
brother. Miss Mary N. MacCord today
won a’mute contest agains'tzpublic in. ,1
stitutianl'ful't thg és‘l'aie 9!.“ the" latc'
, ~ 3‘.
,. _- ,_',~v
"-1 «I‘m-d
51:33..
hi! deifih.
artist. of “It ‘
18" his will. bequest: of 33339 7
- , 1.... ......t property. were made
to listed institutions in the event that
his sister died within thirty days filter
Store: Closas' daily at 6 o’clock.
like stylish cottons; it is a
rough weave, cOars’e threaded and light in weight. '
A crossabar of heavy knotted white thread over. a,
In orange, lavender, black, gold and-
it is 36 inches'wide.
‘ $l.25 "”4-
At Cotton Goods Section
Third door.
The Wiss
shears.
able USE. ‘ '.
SlZCS. .
Shear Exhibit
The attention of dressmakers and tailors" iS di-
rected to this wonderful showing of 'scisSor‘s and ‘
There seerrrto be styles for every conceiv- .
Straight and Bent Trunm‘ers, Buttonhole Cut- ’
ten and Scissor: for household use."
Manicure and Pedicure Scissors, in‘all required
Are‘you left handed? Shears are prOvided for
you. ‘ '
Come to the department, examine the goods
and talk it over.
NotionCounté'r. -
‘ Mam‘noor. north.
A Sale
volt“ Pearl Buttons
Fancy ancl‘Plain.
There is always a
‘1 need in every house.
Buttons disappear from
underwear 1n the laun-
dry, and from _ the
children’s clothes no
matter how
théy are sewn on. Also
this year they are go-'
ing to be in high favor
for trimming wash
gowns, ginghams, per-
calcs and .v‘oiles.
5 and 10 etc. a card.
Easily wOrth a great
deal more than they
are marked.
Notion Counter.
Main floor. north.
'I'Olookatthe illus-
tration you would
never guns that this
mt style has'been
lanto"diemoscoan-
. Maywfitdiapalr
of Tmaulc—mdeed.
thnslne issue-(per-
iminaasel'
Black Kid
TwoStrap
Pumps .
of the best grade stock
and workmanship.
$1.] 00
Made by the
, 1. Miller andCompany.
Malnuoor.
The Latest;
in Leather
is a Liquor Set for
whisky or brandy.
Long slender flasksfih
ieéther.‘ Sets of two.
three and four. 7.
In Black Leather, . ,
. *' $4.50 and 35-00
in Pigskin folder, four
bottles,
These fold compile .
ly and can beamed In
1
95.1111;
Until SatUrday night
preparation to use on her
made a study Of feminine
how difi’ere'nf skins should
ing and uncertainty.
Beauty Foundation Cream.
Acne Soap, Reducing Soap
Halve I'Yo‘u Visited
~ With the Beauty Counsellor at the Toilet Section?
she Will be here to assist
any woman who is in doubt as to what is the best
skin. This specialist has
beauty and knows just
be treated. For the ask-
ing one may Obtain first hand inmeiation from a re-
liable person, and this does away with experiment-
Helena'Rubinstein’s “Value” Preparations
Cleansing and Massage Cream, Hand and Freckle
. . . Cream,
and Bleaching Cream,
and Hand Paste,
‘Blackhead and Open Pore Paste, Anthosoros and
Liquidine,
ROmau Jelly Emailline, Léc'tee' and Snow Lotion,
Complexion vaders in several Shades for all kinds
of skim. - ~ .—.
' Main floor, front.
9 ‘ ‘
Ribens
mhhm 1.
In fact many Of thglaie styles in dresses call for '7
ribbon rosettes, long iiOaiirig: ends and narrow rib-
bons applied in many original ways.
. There are also the fancy ribbons in all de'sired
widths and colonngs.; Some vcry attractive ones.
49nd60mayd.
A Nailed “R5501: Arl”*is sold at the rib-
hon counter. it 'vlrili teach one many new ways of
using these lovely weaves; for lamp shades besides
fancy arid nileful things at
Do You KM
SWeaters ?
There are new mod-
ebatibeyarncoimtei’ "
r'l‘Igedosands‘ ’
w ch tempt our to;
..-;,1a1ce up needles. :3
g. Also 111m are: new;
combinationsm brown
, R 1 new- .
all sorts. ,.
42' I Haladlodr, troub-
At the Candy
Department
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