Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 13, 1923 · page 5

 

 

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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1923. ‘ '

Wgs—tport News and Notes

 

\wmpurt friends of
:urrow, who has been
in the Panama
to learn

I, ,t prospect of her re-

. “mtg-mt in April.

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”Lox-C ’i'omklns. 0! South-

\,~«ilt‘l' at the home of her_
Darrow of State

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.lmnings. or Greens

: ,‘ullnlll‘ Jennings. of State
. .,.1 last evening from a

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l \vtvotln‘orth and her

u g . . lrr, of Saugatuck.
. . 1mm Wick to join the
, ”tony in Florida. Mrs.

inl‘l postponed her trip
‘!:-- completion of her
Iw‘r‘n I’lace.

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mvlu or New York City,

,,.1, .nvl “ith Mrs. B. L.

' i:~-r home on State

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,wznv (lmiillot is leaving
, $4,.) of several weeks
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Mi lxllilv mot )ostcrday
‘, tit-visori's on Lincoln
umlwl‘ of members were
- m the holiday.
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»' lllrt‘lllli‘; of the Kopy
-, t'urlls Jones will he
Hm nwcting will take
.‘it tho home of Mrs.
on Lincoln Street.

.t, v'lrl'b convenient lo-

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-t lmsmhnll committee
Hm library tonight to
541:.wa of the post-
: ut' Inst neck.
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.mlwr or ticknts have

- , \\‘. upon-t for the concert

:mncht in Community
. «min folks concert" is

‘ - iun‘tit of the Fairfiold

>511'Mllon

~z.n\. The concert will
v thorns or 550 voices
thr- song of "Auld
I’m lull] will be lighted
.,,..l'. ’1‘hc whole affair is
of Miss Jenny
of St. Paul's

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.1 ln'gr crowd in at-

' 'hv Sons of Italy dance

; ~. :H. hunting

'l’nn hall was tastlully
and Italian

witEJL'S. The music was

nil -'»-r\mm who attended

limit.

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n‘; |\\lt|l'4l. now rcsiflng
,;~ nt tin: \vcck-cnd in
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to her

of Evergreen
as one of the
Mrs. \Vatts
home for

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wt sister of Mrs. De
Main Street, are vis-
’I‘iu-_v were guests of
‘ Klui) yesterday.
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nor, whose funeral scr-

, ‘ l Sun'dav in Fable’s mor-

 

wns interred in Fair-
5w, llov. Clifford Hutch-
Ihrnrgo of the services.

 

Last evening there was given in
the Booth Theatre in New York a
“vaudeville Source de Gala." tor the
benefit of the Girls’ Service Club.
Among those taking part we notice
the name of John Held, Jr.. of West-
port. John Held, Jr.. has been for
several years a. resident of Westport,
and a prominent member of the Art
Circle here. His natural versatility
enables him to be as good an actor
as he is illustrator.

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Mr. and Mrs. Melville Cane. oi!
New York, spent the week-end at
their home on Wright Street. Even
the inclement weather falls to keep
people away from \Vcstport for any
length of time.

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Mrs. Oscar Abbott, of: Knight
Street. was taken to the Norwalk
Hospital yesterday. The nature of her
ailment has not been learned.

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Rev. Kenneth MacKcnzie. rector of
the Holy Trinity Protestant Episco-
pal Church, 3! Westport, is spending
the week-end in New York.

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Mr. and Mrs. \Valdron. of New
York. are among those who took ad-
vantage of the holiday to visit ”Worst-
porn

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Mrs. Kenneth MacKenzie, of East
State Street_ is confined to her home
with illness.

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George Darrow. of
spent the day yesterday
port. visiting friends.

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Mrs. Florence \Vilson. of "The
Hidden Corner" gift shop. corner of
State Street and Riverside Avenue,
spent the weekend in New Vork, re-
turning Monday evening.

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Michael Carusone, of Main Street.
and a. State House Superintendent in
Hartford. is the father of a boy.
Mother and child are doing well.

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State Street,
in Bridge-

The X-ray photograph taken on
Saturday at the Norwalk Hospital or
little Helen Chicasola, shows no frac-
tured bones. The physicians have de-
cided that the muscular cells are in-
flamed and the child will be confined
to her home for some time. Dr. No-

lan has the case in charge. '
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While the library. bank and post of-
flco were closed yesterday. the busi-
ness houses made no difference in
their daily routine.

Arthur Darrow Jennings. of State
Street. has returned from. New York
with a. radio set. Many pleasant eve-
nings will he spent at the Darrow
home by friends and acquaintances.

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Al Gall spent the week-end at
Brookside Terrace and a party was
given for him by Cornelius Connelly.
of Brookside Terrace. He returned to
New York yesterday evening.

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Joseph Pticusach motored from
New York yesterday to spend the day
with friends.

 

Tn (‘ure 3 Cold in One Day

Take Laxative BROMO QUININE
tablets. The box bears the signature
of E. \V. Grove. (Be sure you get

BRO‘MO. ) lino—Adv.

Trade in Norwalk. When you help
local merchants you help yourself.

 

PUBLIC SALES

We have purchased 122.000
pairs U. s. Manson Last
Shoes, sizes 51/2 to 12, which
was the entire surplus stock of
one of the largest U. S. Govern-
ment shoe contractors.

, This shoe is guaranteed one
hundred per cent. solid leather,
color dark tan, bellows tongue.
dirt and waterproof. The so.
tual value of this shoe is $6.00.
Owing to this! tremendous buy
we can offer some to the public
at $2.95.

Send correct size. Pay post-
man on delivery or send money
order. If shoes are not as rep-
resented wc will cheerfuuy re-
fund your money promptly
upon request.

NATIONAL BAY STATE-

, SHOE COMPANY
296 Broadway, New York, N. Y.

 

 

 

CAPITAL FURNISHED

Can furnish additional capital to
wortlnvhllt’: dividend paying con-
cerns. \Vrit‘c—

Box T. F. 406

MILLER ADVERTISING
SERVICE

26 East 42...: St, N. v.

 

 

 

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CORSETS
Pliant-Natural —YOuthful

With the patented inner clay

tic vest that holds the front
steel-exactly“rhcccnlerofthebody.
Easily daily laced over patented flu
hooks.A diversity ofuyles and fabrics
in our corset dcpartmcnt. $5 to $12.

Corsets Fitted Free.

Mme. Jeannette
CORSETIERE & GLOVE“

56 So. Main St. So. Nor-walk, Ci
Clifford Hotel Bldg.

 

 

 

 

 

\Vooden earrings. hand carved and

painted and suspended by metal

chains, are a recent novelty.
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Again This Store Leads the Way to Lower
Price Levels.

We Are Ofi‘ering Values That Over-shadow Any
Previous Event in Our History. A Sale That
Affords You an\ Opportunity to Buy

FURNITURE, RUGS, LINOLEUM,
DRAPERIES and HOUSE FURNISHINGS 1

At 3 Saving of From 20 to 33 1-3 Per Cent.

When you make your selection here, whether
for one article or the furmshmgs for 3. whole
house, you are protected both. as to quality and
price. For we carry only reliable merchand1se

, and every article guaranteed.
’All purchases made now will be stored for 121'

ter delivery, if you desire.

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70-72 North Majn Street

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Store closes daily _at 6 o’clock.

 

Arrival of

 

Spring Garments

Authentic styles for Spring selected by lrenc Casde .

They are exceptional and exclusive

{Thesernodels are confined to the Road House
and there will be shown but one of each.

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. . INCLUDED ARE:

Dresses, Coats, Suits and Wraps

Dresses are from

$49.50 to $98.50 .

, Wrap: and Coats from

$69.50 to $125.00 '

 

Petticoats

of Sill-r Jersey

Tricot Jersey in at-
tractive assortment of
colorings, with knife
plaited flounces in
combining c ol 0 r s .
Some, with fringed
flounces.

' $19.50

Dresses, New Spring Models

FTwilled Cordsof brown, and navy blue. Sev-
eral attractive styles marked special at

Fist Crepes, very graceful designs showing
many new features. All remarkably good value.

$29.50 and $35.00

Second floor.

 

$3.95

French Sateen Petti-
coats with fa n c y
flounces. In regular

. and extra sizes. ’

$2.00

Second floor.

House Dresses

“Billie Burke” Mod-
els Checked Ginghams
in large and small-pat—
terns. Assorted colors.

$2.00

5011.

dark silk used for the crown. '
the ways in which a batik scarf can be used. And it
will be flaunting itself everywhere this coming sea-

Batik Scarfs on Hats

These gorgeOus squares of soft silk blazing
with all the colors of the islands of the tropical seas
have appeared in the miliinery section. One may
take a plain little hat and drape such a scarf around
the crown allowing the ends to fall, or the brim may
be faced and covered with some gay coloring and a

There is no end to

$5.95 to $12.50

Come in and see these brilliant things.

Millinery Section;
Second floor.

 

Second floor.

 

Linenette Books

 

 
 
 
 

for the little folks

“Children’s A. 'B. C.”

“Peter Rabbit.”

“Little Red Hen.”

“Baby’s First Picture
Book.”

“Animal Alphabet.”
And many others.

75 etc.

Book Shop.
Main floor.

Last Call

on the Valentines

Have you forgotten
some one?

Still some left,
among them the gaily
.colored ones that every

onclikcs. ‘
22:2 353.5000.

40 to 42.

 

household use.

peasant embroidery designs.
Nightgowns of pink batiste with a fine rib or stripe
through it. ,
Voile Chemise, made up, size 36 to 38 and

Baby’s Set in infants size, four pieces.
Baby’s Set in 6 munths to 1 year size,

four pieces.
Rompers for 2 and 3 years, made up.
Dress for 6 and 8 your size,

brown or lifie chock.
Dressof pink check for 2 and 3 year size.
Blootner Dress for 2 and 4 years.

Breakfast Set, five pieces, on blue
checked towcling.

“Royal Society? Packages

Embroidery Outfits containing garments for women
and children so well as pieces for

Put up in strong gray colored envelopes with
instructions and sufficient embroidery cotton to com-
plete the garment within.
Tea Apron stamped on fine lawn to be worked in

35 etc.

$2.25

$1.00
$1.50

$1.25
$1.00

$2.25
$1.75
$1.75

$1.25

Art Section. Main floor.

Canton Crepes‘

Pure silk closely,
woven. A good weight
and quality. in 40
inch width. Seven
wanted colors.

Navy,

Black, At
Sand, 1
Henna, ‘30 0 C‘
Almond, s yard.
Ddfi’ 5 1k Socti
Rust, 1 Thu-dugout.

 

Puritan Records

New February Number!
Now on Sale
“Bring Back th e
Daisies”

"Open Your Arms My
Albamy”

“Who Did You Fool
After All”

“Cohen on Prohibi-
tion”

“I Hear You Calling
Me"

“Killamey”

“Burning Sands”
These are all ten
inch double records
and lnay be. played on
any phonograph.
All at one price

49 etc.
Basement.

 

Have you Looked
in our Ribbon Show
Case?

At the beautiful rib-
bons, wide and nar-

row, that can be made

into lamp shades, bags
and all manner of
dainty things.
Rosettes and Chou:
made up at the depart-
ment.
In!!! floor

 

THE SPIRIT OF SPRING

taste.

be imitated.

 

South Nomlk. Conn.

 

 
 

—- Store Open Saturday

sweaters. in the favorite new 5‘
Orange. Fire-Wood, Crushed-berry, Penn and Films.

Silk-Wool Knitting. Silk-Wool Floss, Pansy
- 'Worsted in sandal-dam! New odes.

 
 
 
 

Pampsdour \Vool in White, rink pd Blue.
Knitlng and Crochet‘Bookl-
, . Combs for Brush Wool.

-J . I. .Mallette

 

 

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lurks in the lines and designs of our new feminine .foot wear,
Its distinction is unique, but confined to the Simplicity of good

Into our footwear construction goes that extra measure oi:
quality which can no more be purchased for less than‘gt can

CONNEALLY u BRACKEN

x LION. BRAND YARN

SILVER-SHEEN YARN—A new novelty. yarn, ideal for summer
hades—Oskwood. Gran-green, Burnt-

town-udKnltting

L Tease! Brush \" , Suitable for Caps, Collars, Gail's and Trimming; - '

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EDWARD C. NASH

MOTOR TRUCKING — FURNITUREMOVING .
Telephone 141

Westport, Conn.

 

 

 

 

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