1 ...... $1.00“
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Lon Ten and La. W
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swp. has added
. _.:::.u-llons she has
0
".1 of Hartford,
. . and family
. .1 ullh the prevail-
\' :m: improving.
r sun was so seri-
:mmcd at
. ..lln-r‘)’
. I
or Snugatuok
u r of Mrs. \Vil-
...wring from
C
. le. Osborne en.
. owl. vnrl Mr. and
M Mount Calf.
' ...1 Mrs. 0. I}.
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."l Hm Country
~ :1 tux-'ock p. m.
\\ x’lvl'll, gave a
.wrxlce. Mrs.
1 tn. There
1« mi Ince.
\lxnlinv night
.',r u'ltll
Mil'pl’lSC Of the
:vl: i',‘ of it mice
lll 1‘v~l«"l>rilll0n
':\'. [An is one
ml . 1‘s of Mat-
. :wrmle is ill
I‘nminn has
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. rr1«»\ll‘i': into
th-mlmrg's on-
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”NESDAY,FEBRUARY928,1923 ° .
zestport News, “and, Notes
up” of the "Hid-,restored to order,
The place is much
more attractive than ever before and
the goods displayed are c: the most
pleasing.
O O O
The rumor that the Andrew Davey
Grocery store will move is entirely
false. Manager Shalvoy states that
they have at no time contemplated
moving.
0 0 O
The Y. M. C. A. contractors are
beginning to put on the interior wood
work. The floors cannot be laid un-
til some of the wood work is finished.
0 O O
Mrs. Lebedln paid a visit to Nor-J
walk yesterday.
0 O O
Merritt Gault sold to Stanley B.
Fillow a. lot at Compo in the moms
extension. the price paid being fifteen
hundred dollars.
0
Miss Mary London has purchased
from the Toledo Scales Company a
g}. .» \‘v‘r'stpnri
yr l «wilt‘ll store
time ago. the foot and ankle being
\
«sow mm m
V8?! badly swollen and necessitating'legs Review is twain: the use or I
the care of a physician.
. O 0
being treated in Bellevue
New York, is reported as
under the care received there.
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thawed and repaired yesterday.
0 O 0
Mrs. Plum's
are charmingly arranged.
cushions: attractice electric.
attraction to the
while attractive c'retonne
screens give priva
treated. Mrs. Pl
made articles
on a counter for sale.
when Mrs. Plum will be
business.
o
Edward Burke who is at present
Hospital,
improving
The water pipes in the soda foun-
tain of Green's drug store were being
new beauty parlors
The furn-
iture is or willow ware with cretonue
lamps
and an old ivory writing table lend
waiting room.
covered
to those being
has many hand
attractively arranged
The Parlors
will be entirely completed next week.
ready for
An article in the Agricultural Col-
coal for breeders and the enact of
the shortage of coal on our- food sup-
ply. Our fuel administrator will have
'a hard time to fill such a need as no
one can buy coal at the present time
except in L 2 ton lots. when the
dealers are fortunate enough to get, a
small quantity.
direction it our Farmers' Club would
interest themselves in forming a.
junior farmers' club composed of
young boys and girls. Nothing would
so stimulate the interest in farming
hm: kind by the olden members or
the club.
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received their licenses by tonight are
liable to alt-est. AuYOne without a
new driving permit is liable to arrest
and conviction after midnight to-
night. Many Westporters have wait.
ed until the last day to get their
permits. The offices of the motor
vehicle department will remain open
new style of scale for her grocery i
store. ‘ I
. . . ; hoopmg
Three truancy cases were tried in . '
the Town Hall on Monday. Joe Dev-
at. Michael Pracket and Salvatore oug
nsucclo, the complainant bein
3 Con ks l
h g "outing fro Whoa
ulr. Ballrof the State Board of Educa-t 1 Cough , Lo Curl .21: Influent-
Mon. l he case against Salvatore M'm'
. sauce 0 was nolled. Devist and M’
Prnckett were fined :15 and costs. ' S
The fines being suspended pending "0““
the return of the boys to school. Jus-
tice Joseph Morton, of Saugatuck, AND TAR
was noting judge. museum
0 O O m
' lili‘s. A. N. Guild of Maine. who is worktop“-
xisxting her sister. Mrs. Frank 139- "'flmupmrhh
gut};l or North Main street. is ill at :3"; .
e ome of Mrs. Dc Muth with ' ‘ ""
oft! sorvi
diphtheria. ""32".”2
O O O u
Frank Dc Muth of North Main
street is confined to his home as the
result of spralnlng his ankle some
RWALK‘S BUSIEST
CORNER
1 Read Over These Items Carefully
l bursda‘y SpCCifllS
'Many Money “Saving Opportunities
4.9 DRESSES
tr 1'». ‘\.' W
-‘l‘_’ )1)
n}. $5. 95
ovms SERGE AND
1 me Tl NE DRESSES
$9. 75
SASH CURTAINS
o"..—
.2 AXMINSTER BUGS
. l’uisleys. Val-
......... no;
$2.98
O-B CORSETS
Low, medium bust, flesh and
2.111.311.5111 $1. 00
MODEL BANDEAUX
RHINESTONE BAR PINS,
BEAUTY PINS AND
LINGERIE OLASPS
49c values. 17 c
At
MINERVASILKAND
Ongn back and front. Sizes 1 LUSTRE WOOL
to Reg. '9c val .
42 490 Atommuemn 34C
INFANT’S DRESSES
Of fine Batiste. 75 1'4 QT' GAL“ 25c
Sizes 1 to 2 yrs. c Up PM """ ‘ ' ° ‘
INFANT’S BOOTEES
Assorted colors and styles.
Special 49C Up
ca LTONNES
f 25c
INEANT'S GERTRUDES
Of fine Batiste. 7 5 c U
P
Special .
lunqmsmr E CURTAINS
89c
.........
PLA 1') AND STRIPE
EEL‘ GE SKIRTING
PP " ISIAN CREPE
colors
firm '
ti INCH BLACK
CHARMEUSE
K. «
-»~. ...
JERSEY CLOTH
~_
0N YX" SILK HOSE
N ‘L J I 'l\' llsl‘ l. , To
11ml ( olois 0p 98c 500 size.
WCMEN' S PART WOOL—
VESTS AND TIGHTS
.rhl, $1 00
CHILDREN_ 8 WOOL“
GOLF HOSE
V :‘l 'v $1.139 $1
\..
MEN‘S OUTING MILANEIL
NIGHT sums
1‘ "1«.i‘sots
‘villlfis
U.
I
$_1___ .49
89c
1 .9 ............. 7 5C
...... $1.99
13’ ml 1.98
Slightly soiled.
$3 00
INFANT ’8 KNIT SAOQUES
Assorted styles and
980 Up
colors.
CHILDREN '8 MUSLIN
DRAWEBS
Sizes 2 to 16 yrs. 39c Up
Special
Men’s Plain White Hematitched
HANDKEBOHIEFS
Each . . . .--..,.- . . . . . . 8C
NEW HAND BAGS
Black and colors, silk lined, fit-
ted with mirror and frame.
$3.00 Bags. $ 1 .95
ones-sou
120 value.
Each
PALMOLIVE BOAP‘
:Cakes; Mun"... 29C
At .. 31¢
HAIR BRUSHES
(Keep Clean) 50c size. 39c
Caseboooo-eso-
8 Qt. Steel Gray 8: Enamel
SAUCE FANS. 7’
At OOO‘IIIOI-O’DOII
{MTABLI “1:31:
.Grean. Spoon 0
.....b-ososfiost
Atd
EARTHENWARE SALT
BOXES 35c
75c :
Special
BROWN EARTHENWARE
TEA‘ POTS 79 c
.6cupsizc.
...—.—
DELONG HOOKS & EYES
10c value.
SUEDE «is PATENT LEATHER
Reg. 7 5c value.
, A't .....
Sizes from 36 to 40. 39
C
1,000 Full Size 81x90
For big beds.
Each
BOUND SOALLOPED
BREAKFAST CLOTHS
Each 'IIICOOOICOOO
100 Dozen Fine ‘
Hemmed. $1.50 val.
Dozen ..-.......... 996
White and black. 6
C
BELTS
READY MADE WAIST
' BED SHEETS
94c
Linen finish. $1.50 vol. 88 c
'TABLs NAPKINS
50 Dos. 1':ka FACE
Neat blue borders.
19c value. . . .- . . .
200 Yards
38 IN. PEBOALES -
”iii EST”... 12%c
“$.ff‘f’fii‘if 21121::
" - sown
12%c’
until 6 o'clock tonight.
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Decal residents are for the first
time anxious to get their electric
light bills. as these ate the first bills
to become due since the promised re-
duction. _
s o o
The bill regarding the Electric
Light and Power Company service in
Westport was reported unfavorabiy
yesterday in the committee on corpor-
ations. The measure was presented
in Hartford by Harry Morgan Ayers.
recently elected representative, but
the matter was adjusted by the com~
mlttee appointed by a Town hearing
to confer with the Light and Power
'Company and the officials of the com-
pany. ‘
0 O O
A large force of men were 1busy
with picks and shovels removing the
ice i‘rom the bridge. The melting ice
begins to give us glimpses of bare
pavement and show the‘pavement to
be in bad condition. ,1
. O I O
A number of Westporters were in-
terested in the Gulport Oil and De-
velopment company. whose president
was arrested in Bridgeport. {or em~
' bezzlement. The affair is reported
to have been a deliberate swindle
from the beginning and it is to be
hoped that exe'ryone '
it, who had a. guilty knowledge 0!
_ ltheir affairs. will be punished.
_ For Golds;
' ‘ Influenza
andasa
. Preventive
The First and Original
Cold and Grip Tablet
Thebes been this signature
6. 2%....
...—‘_._~
1 ,
O 0
It ‘would be a move in the right.
and growing fruits as a movement of,
All Westport autoists not having-
connected with ’
commons swans. """
Grade Home It”. We.
mammal-mam , ..-
Sfllltll', rum-cola m— Fresh m 803-. M11
ICE CREAM
amok -— BULK— INDIVIDUAL nouns . '
rum-mum ems .— mutants
. seam mans res omens AND sums. '
; pm we recurs-LY son ALL occasion.
' "IF IT'S GOLDEN’S. 11's GOOD”
Mahackemu Hotel rug » g “
the“ home ’ mechanical
The'struggle of theihousef‘ ‘ ; :
wife has taken her: . 1
through the evolution .4
from the Washboard,
the unCertain laundress, 5
washer, up to the ulti-
mate -- ’th ex: scientific
laundry of. today.
Send tor booklet describing differ-
ent methods of our service.
' _ : . FEED THE HENS SEMI-SOLIDvBUTTERMILK—q
An ideal winter ration. Try a keg. All kinds of some]: reeds. l
dry mash charcoal, grit shells. etc. - ‘
' THE BEST POULTRY TOVRS AND BM
NON-FREEZING DRINKING FOUNTAIN!
BROWER & MALONE FEED CO. .
48 MAIN STREET.
_ __fi Jud-1+
....
NORWALK STEAM
LAUNDRY
43 Day Street saw. Norwalk
Telephone 790
l
...—nu—n . .
r.’
i
DAVENPORT COFFEE SHOPPE
“Goods Cheer-«Within"
A Place to Eat Par Excilsncc
Cakes and Pastries to Order for Home Use
cs‘rsasn FOR PARTIES ' I .
HOTEL DAVENPORT STAMFORD, CONN.
Music Every Evening—d: 30 to 9: 00
.-
AA‘AAAAAM‘
vv'vvv‘vvvv‘
THAT SENSE OP
SATISFACTION
in always getting just what you want
is one of the many reasons why you
should'deai at. this market. Our stock
is so extensive and complete that. a.
great range of choice'Js offered our
customers. “Roasts. steaks. chops. of
all meats. tender. treshAand appefldn‘
await your personal selection. or it the
choice is'let‘t to us we fill your orders
with conscious regards to yourl‘vishfs.
omen mar
RAILROAD. AVENUE
Jeweler and Optometrist
Eyes Ekamine‘d by a
University Graduate
Robt. A. Benedict
22 WALL 8T. NOBWALK
I stab/13150:! (857
Store closes daily at 6 o'clock.
‘ March
Spring Sends Trimmings
‘ Approaches .
for Gowns
'And such lovely thlJngs Decide It will 5', windy “a
on your ggwnland gs color.1 lief yOlé _ cold.
hesitate an se ect w at you i c an " . _ _
want to wear, you will look like a 530*“ 0'9““- and .
queen of Egypt, Persia, ciltrabia or IM
Babylon“ in her ancient an gorgeous 7 _
splendor. One must choose with dis- _.m to use under 1
cretion. Mais, c’est difficiiel powder.
All-Overs for blouses or for entire
frocks, in grays, browns, rusts, -reds,
greens, beautiful designs.
Crepe Chiffon: in mountain haze, sunburst,-
poppy, caramel and peach.
Msrsbthrimmings ill black, caramel, broWn,
gray and white.
Realm“ Gm * .
and s Balm Which ‘is
soothing and agree-
able.
Take, care of ,your
' F. s. LYON
JOB : PRINTING
i South .Norwalk.
Paisley Chifions and LibertySilks. complexion for the
Gold and Silver use. for ‘W”. next six or eight
Braids and Persian Bundjngs. _ weeks. ' , »
Clasps and Buckles ln latest design?!“ no" ' mafia?“
center aisle.
-
The Wrist
Handkerchief
New Creations in Footwear
Very soon Spring will enter and the sidewalks
rill permit the use of attractive and becoming foot-
’ You tie it on your
i 5 TEETH WITHOUT PLATES ‘
I do painless extractions, no
matter how- difficult. by Nap-a-
Mlnlt Nerve Block. I also do both
fixed .and removable bridges at
reasonable prices.
I
DR. SLOMAN'
102 Wuhington 81;.
Phone 3129 Hours: 9-8 P. M.
wear not to be hidden by unsightly but practical
arctics. Once more women may go on their daily
rounds daintily shed, with ease and comfort. Those
desging the latest will undoubtedly choose gray
sue e.
Poinps m su'ede with a combination of fine kid.
Patent Colt Pumps with insets of gray suede.
wrist. A coquettisli
thing truly. in white
or colored linen with
a Icockiltoo, a long-
‘tailed "mataw or a‘
couple- of lovebirds in
South Nos-walk. Conn.
mnhoisny. .1
”Cm
lymmnToned g
Oxfords of soft gray suede with trimming of . flaming colors; 5,:g
gray kid m fancy design. ' them. ‘ '
Oxfords m dullmatt kid with black suede, also 7 1 .
brown ooze with Russia calf trimming to match. ' - 1 50 til-:-am floor .
' These shoes are all distinguished by their grace- _ ' ‘7 ' «nor-.3». .
ful lines and their good: fitting Qualities. ‘ ‘ . ' ‘ ~
_ $‘l0.0Q and $111.50 .
. ‘
Holyoke“ Silk Hosaery Cheney Péphn m a
'. _ Way no state along the snowy roads of Massif-i I new french shape .4 '
l ciiusetts yagkd 5&1;th (it'll: gig truckst from kteht: 1 willi- stitched ends. ‘7
Holyokes aregrm lng eir way other . Neat all“ may: , 1; ._
edsefboxes of silk stockings pdckedih: . . pail ..... and l" gs. , .
‘ with hundr
-, ,aside'. Helyo'ke Stockings are beautiful. The colors ,
" 1 are attrachve’andlthe wearing qualities 'are depend- '
mandf'ilifl.
. , , mamtedcfiecls. $450an
Norwalk Chronicler