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M 1., y‘alrfield county have
M. 1.... warning to clear up
F": S" .mrt‘H‘l“ and if ll also 111“-
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r7" ";. “slum: tor the appoint-
itt‘a .,...,\nr.iry or any other
“1:? f, :. «.»l~ l r.
l“ . m=l a. good deal of con-
' ”J t 3m” in appointing
”INA. 4 .. .‘nywrrns that should 80'
t5": ’ . 13-5 bankruptcy court.
,1 [jilnllfl‘r of instances
stain and the bank—
. .ne the some concern
min and that causes
, u p‘v'nis profitable to the
5‘" :lfatilllon tats up the
“Us .In inr- lianks announced
._ .. l... l=.'i\e been appointed
mist of concerns are
tr c» legal work them-
"lfl .v ;~’\' in cases where it is
' ‘5' have counsci up-
” .‘i toms Friday.
_ ,, w tilt-rs on receiver-
,. , .3. rt mlendar for today.
_._ .-.r iln Superior court
"A. p, ,gzi'tiiloi‘i of receivers
' Hill‘s, section 57. 58
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,' W . .. ,..-.i\.r is continuing
V... ,~ ~ l wwlir of a. judge of
u. , ‘v during the first 10
w. mix of such continu-
.~~i;:.t showing the re-
w Ii= during: the pro-
..wl i.’ such account
. aw i" ‘54 has been con-
. mush such an ac-
:l'l in the attention
.. shall (in the first
x» war nnvl April. file a.
4 11.! u." all orders made
mm: the six months
. the doings there-
... . . . i »‘.;,«ll hand the state-
p“. o.- , ...,:. iml'lillg court, who
.;:.:itlon of the lame
.r orders as are
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”3.4.1.11” judges of the‘
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Ineut more the tour months ohall on
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tilting"; T‘fi'd‘" of October and ‘ .
. 0‘ th the court n tull ' |IB I All
deteiled account or the condition :2: P LIC S Es
provpecto of the estate. ' ' We have purchased 122000
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pairs U. 8. Army Munson Last
Shoes, sizes 61/; to 12. Which
gDfiilyRadioProgi-ai‘n was the entire surplus 'stock of
one of the largest; U. 8. Govern
am“ ‘° 3°” ”“3”” merit; shoe contractors. ‘
, won “00 Meters) This shoe is guaranteed one
5:15 17- lib—Willie Sumnm announfi hundred per cent..solid leather.
er at in. Newark Velodrome. new color dark tan, bellows tongue.
(l? of can event. a, Chm“ up dirt and waterproof. The ac-
Y race. ‘ tual value of this shoe is $6.00
uto" by Fred. J. B d l , -
Newark Ledger. 9“ e 1' 0! “*8 we can ofi'er same to the public
6:30—-“Man in the Moon Stories" for at 3235‘
the children. , 8 .
. end com me. post-
7.;)o-—Violin solos by Dr. Maxim Sac- m on deli at 8 P&y
ow of Newark. N. J. - very or send money
8:00—J. D. Bush. professor or Chin- order' If Shoe? are not fi rep.
en. New york University. Wm resented we W111 cheerfully res
speak on Ancient and Modern fund your money promptly
Chins."
sac—A talk by Christopher Morley, upon request
2.3::31- of “Where the Blue Be- NATIONAL BAY STATE
8:20-——First Russian recital ever given SHOE COMPANY
in America. by Mme. Helene Rom-
unoi't. Russian prime. donna. soprano 396 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
6:20....sporung News Up to the Min— Owing to this tremendous buy .
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and Eugene Plotnikoi‘r conduct r
composer ot.the Roy-hi. Imperi ’
theatres of Moscow and Petroxrad
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and Paris Opera House. ‘
SHE—Recitation by Theodora. War-
molts Vsn Nest. of Paterson, N. J.
9:30 to 10:30-Concert by the Nation-
at stat! band and male chorus of
th‘e Salvation Army. New York
City. Cough. shortness of Breath,
10:30 to limo—Songs by the Sterling wheezy breathing. quickly
Male Quartet of Jersey City. N. J. relieved with
\VJZ (360 Meters)
6:00 p.. m.—Musical program. FOLEY'
7:45—“8ports” by Mr. W. J. Slocum. . , -S
sporting editor or the New York /
Tribune. . v ‘
(RIG—"The Business Outlook." by Dr. gig
Warren Hickernall; Alexander J
Hamilton Institute. {chum-«dun
8 : 30~—Literar_v Evening, editorial a c d - -
staffs or the Outlook. Scientiflic 5* thetamégfin'f'm‘mm
American and Harper 8; Bros. F f gen. '. .
9:55—Arlington Time Signals; weatb- I ml £01m 91"?” ingredients
or forecast. pa yprint on wrapper.
10:01—Program continued. ”:1“: uln:rf.%:§lzl.md In
Silllson, Pour“ (70., Corporation
Which the Sentinel grow?
EDWARD (J. NASH
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W-.. . » .7 W. approving the MOTOR TRUCKING —- FURNITURE MOVING
’7 won an estate Telephone 141 - .. Westport, Conn.
. a! -: 'v. prnci‘ss oi settle-
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Store closes daily at 6 o’clock;
Spring Dress Goods,
it is a strange but very true saying that style in dress starts with
the loom. Fabric counts for a great deal in the creation of any gown.
,‘i ll unusual design
in weaving, a patterned material which charms is
=« mclhing greatly to be desired and is an all air of international search
. .i the part of merchants.
At this season
the Wool Dress Goods occupy the attention of all
layers and since the first of the year many cloths have arrived. {ill the
mills. repps, homespuns and iweeds together with the eccentric but
pleasing weaves for summer sports wear. '
Poirct Twill, Wldll‘l
price
Wool Stripes, Width
price
Camel's Hair width ,
price
French Serge, width
price
Wool Canton, width
W001 width,
Wool Tweeds, width
Wool Velour, width
price
Homespuno, width
price
42 42 '.54 inches. , .
Crepe price 32.000215 32-25 3 Id-
. 56 56 ‘ 56 inches.
Tricotines, price $450365) $5.00 (yd.
56 56 56 inches.
price $2.90 $3.00 $2.25 a yd.
54. 56 54 inches.
price $3.00 $3.50 34-00 & yd.
Velour Checks, Width
We submit a. list ’
54 56 54 . 54 54 54 inches.
$4.00 .: $5.50 $3.00 $3.75 $4.50 $6.00 a yd. .
54 54 54 1 56 54 56 inches.
$4.50 $4.00 $3.00 $4.00 $5.00 $2.85 a yd.
54 S4 54 54 54 54 inches.
$2.00 $2.75 $3.00 $4.00 $4.50 $5.50 8. ya.
54 54 42 54 inches:
32.00 $3.50 $2.00 $3.50 a yd.
'56 54 inches -
so? .9136 . ,._
55. J2 ' inches.
:23; 32.00 s yd.
coed section
Dre-s Third floor.
A New Handbag The Shirts end Ties Little People’s
Made square, of gray.
Hack or brown leath-
e:. It has an outside
pocket, double handles
and a buttoned over
flap. The inside has a
change compartment.—
Stylish and good
looking7 ‘
[$6.95
Leather Goods caption
have been greatly 35' '_ “Aesop’s Fables”
miredand approved by u Arabian Nights”
’ ‘ seen ..
ginnwyrlie 11351.. are “Black Beauty”
new, correct for this . ' . “Grimm’s Fairy Tales"
coming fspring...’ 7 .‘i‘Swiss Family Robin- ‘
~ “Wmdr’smrmn so .
, fiadf ., gmm; .\ "Gulliver’s'i‘mvels" ,
. tainted} ] terms. . , And many other books . , .
1.50», ,,
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The regular meeting of the “’0-
men's Town Improvement Associa—
tion will be held at 3 o‘cl’oek Monday
afternoon at the \chtnort Public Li-
brat-y Hall. All members should at—
tend. Matters pertaining to Compo
Beach pavilion wilL be disuusscd. send
it is hoped that. an answer from the
town selectmen in regard to con-
cessions for the summer season will
have been received. The regular bus—
iness will receive uttcntion. The
speaker for the afternoon is M‘rs.
Belle Holcomb Johnson and her sub:
ject; will be. “Procession of Flowers."
_ Mrs. Johnson is a. speaker or note.
and it is to be hoped that there will
be a. large attendance. Her subject
is unusual and the unusual is gener-
ally interesting.
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Miss Dorothy Adams, principal or
the Bridge Street School, who has
been ill with grippe for several days.
returned to her duties at the school
yesterday. . ‘
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Frank Serena and bride, who was
a. Miss Brooks. 0! Brooklyn, have re-
are housekeeping in their apartment
in the McCann building. Mr. Sereno
resumed charge of the post office to-
day. ‘ _ ,
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The Westpopt Chapter. American
Red‘Croso rooms, Will be open today
from 9:80 a... to. until 4 o'clock p. m.
There is worlclto be done and any one
desiring to give an hour to this good
cause will. be very welcome. ,
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The members, of the Westpor
Toechere' Lame. which met in the
Myrtle Avenue School rooms Wednes-
day. report atull'atte'ndance. besides
the regular routine business of the
league. It was voted to make. a
drive to obtain: renewal of member-
ships lithe National Education As-
sociation. The Brooks Bill.‘ now
pending in the legislature. was dis-
cussed. and it was voted» to, get in
touch with uni" .i'epreSentattves .nnd
protest the BrooksBili. which would
pint the .spnofiiment...ofi :1 Commis-
sion of Educstion in the hands 13"01'
politicians. It. was also voted to sup-
port the _ hill increasing teacher-3'
pensions ’rrdm 3310 to $600. .
‘ _ .I o o o .
The Saugatuck Congregational
Church will have the usual. Sunday
service 10.137030 Sunday morning. Fob.
18. The pater.'Rcv.~Cli££ord Hate?»
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turned from their wedding trip, and
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YOU, REAP THE BENEFIT OF OUR MISTAKE.
NV e Will place on‘ sale Saturday morning 150 of the
above size suits. 7‘
"ALL HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX AND
FASHION PARK MAKES
Which Formerly Sold for $40,120 $50 30—.—
+ $24.50 *
'An Exceptional Opportunity for the Small Mali:
Slight Charge for Alteration.
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Those who had visions—during the
WestpOrt " News and Notes, it:*2;shunts;assessor:
ing at the coal yards in answer to
their quieries_ “only soft."
The regular meeting? or the Be- . . .
neficentg Society will be held We
day. Feb. let. at the home of
Sylvester Foster. p
o e e
v Airs. Benson and‘ her sister.
residing in Bridgeport.
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Town Improvement Asociatlon
yesterday in Library Hall.
meetings have been postponed
weaving with renewed interest.
of the rugs are very beautiful
it may be continued next year.
O O O
usual officers elected, together
an athletic council. and a. 5
High School athletic director.
pils, but will serve to keep the
zest. of those w,
‘cu-ed on the pupils otstodsy.
- o o o '
home on Wednesday evenings
Mr. Tompkins a genial host.
guests report an unusus’lly good
"which lasted until-the “wee
; hours or Thursday morning.
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islature, ‘repofis' very uncertain
service"? .
o e , or
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Wright Street? yesterdsyg -_
ing was. must: int resting. .- and
were; dissuaded.
science I 2mm as on
'n‘
W'irgin, who were former residents of
\Vestport, were in town today to
have some dental work done. at. the
office of Dr. Nichols, or State Street.
Mrs. Benson and Miss Wirgin are now
The Rug Class under the auspices
of the Art Coxnmittgp of the Women's
cause of the illness of Miss Petre;
mont. the instructor. The many
members of the class are joyful over
the complete recovery of. Miss Petre— pg
mont, and have taken up the rug
many people who could not. take ad- .
vantage of this class are hoping .that'
There will be a. meeting tomorrow
evening of the graduates ot Stsples
High School to organize an alumni
of Staples WHigh. There will be the
is a. move in” the right. direction. 'It
will not only serve to give stimulus
to the athletic inclined group'ot pu—
ho have graduated to.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ira. Tompkins.
at Castle Taylor, Greensl‘srmu. en-
tertaineds. number or friends st their
Tompkins .‘s a charming hostess and .
D. B- Bradley. 'who is ottendlng
the regular sessions of the State Leg- ,
The Guru-cub nvénu‘ Club ,mei: 1t
~ .the home-«of, Mrsfd). B. Bradley on
1 The ' “matte
n .nnusuazllyfinteresting
annex; meeting will name} 5
B dismount-sch is}.
: 13$ . ,_
dues-
Mm Next Wednesday, Feb. 21st,‘wiu be
the last day upon which one may
register a. plea. fox-Jeduced taxes be-
‘fore the Board of Relief.
‘. C O O I
It is to be regretted that the anni-
versary celebration of the Holy Trin-
ity Should come within the same “week
as that set for the celebration of the
90th anniversary of the founding of
Christ Church. '
Miss
O O O \
The absence of flags on Westport
' met. houses gave evidence that few re-
Several membered that: yesterday was the
be— anniversary oi: the’destruction or the
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THE BEAUTY OF HEAIJTH
Newspapers and magazines are de-
voting" columns to magic or over-
night beautifiers. There is a beauty
in healthzthat is far more attractive
to men_ than mere regularity or fea-
tures or Ah. made-up complexion.
Health should be the first essential
of women who want to win and hold
admiration, respect and love. At the
first indication of ill health as indi-
cated by‘durk circles under the Eyes.
3. sallow complexion. headaches,
backaches, pain in the side. nervous- -
ness, irritablity and melancholia, wo-
men should take Lydia. E. Pinkharn’s
Vegetable Compound. the standard
remedy for women’s ills, which has
been proven to help 98 out of. every‘
100 women who try it—Adv. I
Some
and
with
topics
This
inter-
Mrs.
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The. houseyvives
of the, N orwalks
may soon. enjoy ,.
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