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:‘1-. ’l‘irkcts may he had
,, slurping ‘0 BUM“
.- WM- Foliage.
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"mum Hull Janitor. has n
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yoNDAY’ FEBRUARY‘ZG; on.
News 211‘1'd-1\fl‘otcc:l
11 series of lectures
13-,» Strotficld Hotel. in.
undrr the auspices of
Women Voters. These
u “all attended by the
who are membm
’n" i ii ,
a. "mm. 2., Miss Amy Dodge. The
3-"? .-,r n:.- min-c course are :3.
vii?" ‘ . . .
books which were
\x. Sipfll‘i Public Library
vi. \\'¢-stp01‘t's school
.» lnw’n put. in casesres-
~ nil Saturday. F131). 2].
g n i
mw. of State Street. nt.
unminment and ban-
«: tl-mlvrcd last Friday
1 Mm: rs of the Red Men.
lucky number.
7.. 1 prize a mammoth
s I O i
' , 1 Harris returned
q n Visit to New York;
v 1“: Antics as Sunday sf-
. my \r-uirrday.
s O O
m ., mmml Eucharist.
v; “nu-l nn nccount of
.- . nwtnr, was field at
- «‘lmrrn yostcrday.
s t 1i
or Snugatnck. cele-
mhx' yoslorday. The
w-m‘ssnrily a. quiet
a." Hm illness of his
\‘ul'mln \Viliiams.
a is 0
u .igv man. of Southport.
- \\'rstp0rt Saturday,
Gorhnm. of
s I O
imll'l llolxxe and hIr.
SHIN-(i yesterday.
or Europe and
Kim,
llwtlr‘
O C C
. Su-nson will open-
1 Tim thickness or
, , m-Hiinucd cold prom-
mil.
s Q U
: wvmmlilt‘o of the'Stfl-
.1 met in the library
. ll! nrrnllKC for mail-
}ulug graduates of
'41:] lo lm present at
w “PM! in the Town
i\|'llilig.
I .
v: S Adams. of Ludlow
~i"'l' in Norwalk Saf-
‘ l, ‘5' :qwnf tho week-end
)lrs. \ansh. of
e O O
for Satur-
Tlm circula-
l, 'llnilllg Feb. 24 was
:w :xlntiml
" illlli'r“.
Y 1* r‘nvrt wns shopping in
‘ l‘-‘.
C O .
‘l a l-‘urlnno'l curs skid-
. mmugh ih'c i’cnce just
-- Hm State road. turn-
ed over. No one was hurt and
t
car no not seriously damaged. 1“
O O
0
Miss Elsie M
with Miss Dor
day.
oulthrop spent the day
othy Simpson on 8&1!!!“
‘
C O O
The town plan committee is
-bold-
ing weekly meetings and considering
pl us tor the improvement
of our
s ets and roads and the general
beautifying of the town.
0 O O n
The Held exhibition of ‘
and prints at the Brown-Rfige‘gzog:
Art Gallery. New York. will close
Tuesday. Mr. Held received flattering
notice from the art critics. of which
Westporters are-justly proud, and it
is reportgd thst the-exhibition was as
successful financially ss artistically.
O O 0
Willis 8. Jones was ‘one '0! the
many Westporters to visit Non-walk
Saturday.
0 O O m
A. special meeting. or the American
Legion will be held tonight. at the
use of one otjhs‘ best beds‘.‘ ' Roth
woe taken. ‘ L '
Robert Baker. motorman for the
Connecticut Company; had a day on. .
Sunday.
Bridgeport.
essey. ot~The Farms, 'a new Dodge
touring car.
of opinion as to the advisability of a.
Town Court tor Westport. as provid-
ed for in s bill recently introduced
before the Legislature at Hartford.
Westport has now twelve Justices of
the peace and
courtiany place they choose. Many
people think there should be 'a. court
established where ”all cases such as'
' are tried before a justice. should be
settled.
usually well patronized Sunday at-
ternoon.
in:
discovered the , house'hsfi
O O p O
O O ' O Q
» Ribbon Garage. or
sold to Thomas-Shauna
The Blue
There is a. considerable difference
they may convene
O O -O
The library reading room'was un-
residence .0: Commander Keene
Wilton Road. ~ . on
O O 0
Mrs. Melville Cane. of Wright
Street. spent the week-end in her
summer home on Wright Street.
. l O O
The many friends of Mrs. John
Gallager. of Riverside Avenue, «vho
has been seriously ill. will be glad to
learn that she is convalescent
O O
o
a
Many Westportcrs motored to
South Noswaik yesterday to view the
ruins of the Hotel Clifford.
O
Tho. Cupyright
Clothing Co.
\
6 North Main Street.
0
Mr. and Mrs. Cilithd Smith have
moved into the Kemper house on
East Church Street. ’ ‘
O O I ‘
Mr. and Mrs. George St. Joh have
completed their new house st.
John..Plnce and will move into it this
week.
' s o o
A collection was taken in the
Church or the Assumption at yester-
day morning'- service for the Negro
and Indian missions.
O O 0
Mrs. Florence Price and daughter
will move into their recently pur-
chased home in St. John Place some
time this week.
0
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Mr. and Mrs. A. U. smock:
/.
\1
Oriental Cream
our .‘Lud S
Bridgeport Street, are enjoying their I
southern trip so well that they Have
rented a cottage and will remain in
Florida until about April 1st.
0 O O
1
Mike Cnrusons gave a “stag" par-
ty' last week in celebration of the
birth of a. son.
0 O 0
"Andy Bump." motorman ot the
Bridgeport-Nowell: trolley line. en-
joyed a day's vacation Sunday.
0 e s .
The last or the dinner dances for
the mouth or February was held in ,
the Westport Country Club Saturday ;
evening. These dinner dances are 9
growing very popular. The program .-
for March hes not yet been an-
nounced. ’
- O O 0
Some one entered the summer homo
of Miss AdmLuckey on Sher-woods
Island, and spent the night, making '
EWL.
CHIROPRACTOR
95 Washington Street
South Kai-walk, Conn.
Mouosv, waonesosv. FRIDAY
~ no 12 mama to sue
MONDAY AND rmosv
6 to 8 P. M. l
A. ,
u, and for every Evening-Ben-
gal undidato. Ivory subscrip-
tion promised should bs'seonred
this week. Next wool: bringgam
other srduction in votes;“ Call on
everyone who hasgivsn you a.
,subloription-get in them an
cxtsnsion."1'hs .. is ”close
subscription
portant, mmstterhow mail.
Ohanthu‘nsllnprbefors sauna
moreihensboautifnlnewosrl
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"This is “elem-up" week: for
wint in mum Luckey' spends the ‘
er , w York. 'Elwo s
neighbor, Ail! 0d.
been enteredeand notified Shem! Ed-
gar Perry. ‘ ‘
V‘r.
',Foreq{1artersofLamb
..—..35c 1b.-
...- 45c lb.
. . .32c lb.
Sclb.
s
SEhultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington street andBaih-oad Avenue, Bo. new.
so ne’er; Main Street, Norwslk.
o _ .
Westport Georsetown Dsrleu Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport
. ‘ ,
RibeL'amb Chops . . . . Q . .
LoinLambCholls
Sirloin Steak...
Pigs Feet
; Wh’s Tuesday Specials ,
Lamb ‘ Stew 1. , .f j. 10511,; _
. . '. 20c lb. 5
i
ew Ne ckwcar
Paisley shades.
Bertha ,Oollars in novelty and shadow lace, white and.
-urm. '
Many styles in Collar and out Sets—Orgsndy, eyelet,
lawn embroidered, em with colored embroidery, pique, linen
and satin finish.
J. I. Mallette
88 Washington Street South Norwalk
DAVENPORT COFFEE SHOPPE
‘ “'GOodeflheer Within"
" A Pisoe'to Est Par Exelisnee
Cakes sun Putt-less?) Order fol-”Home Use . '
' . carcass ron PARTIES
80m~ DAVENPORT .. . . .
i ‘ g Music augmenting—6:30 ”9:90 -\_
.s-rmonn. cons.
On Sale
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wsw :«t's; -
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Ubofii-
,._ “ Clearance Sale ‘-
.. "Of Woolen ; ;
._ .Dress "Goods 7
ManyDesirable Materials in Skirt and Dress Lengths. . .
§ . m. HALF'PRICE
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Staricloses daily at 6 o’clock
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Some Little Talk of Spring. Clothes \
Coats ' W raps Suits ‘ Dresses.
», ' Nevcrcime ‘a spring when _
clothes were more enticing. .
Not only are they attractive "‘7?“
beyond those of other springs,
but they are so sensible and .;
appealing that we look for- ~
ward to this seaSon with
pleasurable anticipation.
{The best markets have of—
fcrcd their most exclusive é;
style and the most exclusive
and most beautiful styles are
Coats and Wraps -. , Dresses f Y or” F 0d“ th kind ~
Th Richard A tin, Costs are im cried direct The “Ham 0 on r are \ c ‘5 .
from Leildon. Madgi‘rom soft Camcl’spliair fabrics women approve. They are the last wordun styé: fl _
they express a cértain individuality f9und“ only in without being extreme. The newest fabncs, $1
London made garments: n ' . - » , . and usages, are shown made up in the most becom- ,,
Slugn ' -~ ' - 3 ing an etc mg way. ,
vir'gii'inxleooi 00" top coats made from pm chosen by Irene eagle god magic up in c
. " ‘ . - ‘ . CorticelliSilks. These are sty is a a1rs,c.armmg
1;". ed worthwhile”, mgicgfifircoats made from 7 litflé dance frocks, many with bouff ant skirts and if
. ore un re per ccn ca . \ long waists. f
“Prin ” Cosh/made from the best mate-7 .§_ , $3950 to $125.0“ . .
.riais‘ and correctly tailored. - ‘ _ 7, , 7 - , ‘ , :3, -
3250010319500 111- Coats and Wraps ‘
’ ' , ' ' .- ' . I" I Gerona, Marveila andLustrosa Cloths are con-r -‘
Blouses .- f » sidered the correct fabrics, The colors shownare
. 3 7 ' Persian effects are prominent and go hand in new andpleasmg.
. hand-Twith‘th'e richly, hand embroidéred over-blouses:
Any of these when worn
gives the appearanceaofna"three piece.
and -. jacqueife models.
with :1 Suit
: costume. : _
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The price ’sumriSe's-awhenfinesees the
Th¢$a1®§,~,like—rw¢ll:mé mild-'53 m 9f _
acute-st 00.30 2.50 — .
' ' ‘ = .q
Tailored Suits
‘ tailoring and finish are p
'91
”t
' ' Two land three. piece Styles. .
l sunbeam the Meadow-Brook label one knows the
erfect.
/
, T; 7 Fashion says ‘1Gjray suede" 7
g‘ ‘in‘fFootvvear. in" p.
,‘ ' he “Delhi: " _” is the minimum insulator-
I“ 3 ' ifOriearly.;spring_‘street WT?” _.
And when the
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