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MO A. News
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,Vgsmr, FEBRUARY 28, 1923. .
The onward Sweeg
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into every home in th ted
. silent complimentaugtgnonm
over and 1-]
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BLACK (Oran-maid) MIXED or GREEN
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hls had with him as members of the
team. Mr. Gregory. Mr. VVatermuldcr,
Mr. Trowbridge. Mr. January. The
Yale men entertained a. group of
young people in St. James church
Saturday evening. speaking on topics
related to college life. Sunday morn-
ing the men were introduced in
churches and Sunday Schools. The
visit came to‘a. flnc culmination with
a. mass mentinp: of boys on Sunday
afternoon in the Methodist Church.
After the meeting. a number'of boys
took the opportunity to talk with the
Yale men.
Sandy Hook Group to Lose [is Leader.
The. Sandy Hook gorup will lose its
present lcminr during the coming week
as Mr. G. A. llctts. who hos ”on lead-
or for over It your. is to return to the
west to enter again into the mining
business. Efforts are being made to
secure a. sure/or to Mr. Baits!
Ridgcflcm Boy Wins Thrift Project
Contest.
The Thrift T’roioct Contost.
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which
the County Y. M. C. A. has been conv
ducting for the past your. and which
closed on January 1923. was won by
Irving Keolcr of llidgcflcld. Second
honors were awarded to Alma. Mars-
lnntl. Nichols. Cnrlton Scoflrld of
Ridgeficld won third place. Lawrence
Olmstead, \Vilton scoured fourth place.
The first prize is in bank (it-posit ‘of
$10; tho second prize :1 lmnk deposit
of $6: the third prize :1 deposit of $3:
and tho fourth prizo u tlrmosit of $1.
The prize winncrs will he permittm‘i to
choose what imnk thcy will have their
(ioposit in.
County Executive Committee Meets.
The County Evocutive Committee of
tho li‘nililchl County Y. Bl. C. A. met
last Week and trnnszlrtmi tho routine
business of the month and mudo nr-
ruugements for tho quarterly rum-ting
oi' the County Y. M. f". A. ("omrniltem
which will lip livid in Norwnik on
March lath.
Ridzcflr‘ld llizh Il'huol Y. .‘f. C. A.
MEETS.
An interesting feature of a recent
meeting of the Ridzclleld liigh School
Y. M. C. A. was the rnports on the
development of four of the Prolcslant
churches-Congregational. Episcopal.
Methodist and Baptist. Ladies' Night
was observed and some fine. games
were enjoyed following the businoss
meeting and the above special feature.
\Vilfon Group AI-iiviiios.
The \Vilton "Y" group hurl an infor-
Mr. Voor- osting and \vell—nttondcd meeting lust' September.
PACKETS OflLYg
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'Frlday evening. »In addition to the
regular programme. the boys partici-
pated in the Standing Brood Jump
and the Standing High Jump. A:-
rangements were made for initiation
at the next meeting and for participa-
tion in the push ups. The baBKEtbuii
team representing this group is also
active and is playing of; a. series with
the New Canaan Comrade-Y Group.
Yule Men Visit New Canaan.
Mr. Chalmers, Yale '25, headed a
team of four men that paid a. visit to
New Canaan this past week-end. The
other members of the team were all
from the same class as Mr. Chalmers.
They were: Mr. Baldwin. Mr. Steven-
son. Mr. McCancc. The'Yale men had
day afternoon where a programme of
games was conducted. The Yale men
were entertained in the Cmgregution-
:11 Church Saturday evening at 0.
Young Peoples' Social. A very inter-
esting and helpful meeting was held
Sunday afternoon at 3 in the Congre-
gational Church. for boys. A large
audience gathered for the Union
Church Service Sunday evening in the
Methodist Church. All four of the
men spoke briefly. The team made
1: {inc impression. particularly upon
itlm boys of the community. and were
'very graciously received by all.
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.‘It‘COllSlACK ILU.KS AT
\VIFE'S BILLS SUGGEST
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL'
“gm-sq. s. - u;...———.-—-—¢—-
Special corset
section offerings.
Howland‘ Special—a. real good corset with low bust
and long hip made of flesh coutil, not too heavily boned;
has elastic lacing at bottom of front steel—sizes 23 to 28.
A good corset at its regular price, but offered for a few
days by way of introduction for $1.
A bandeau to hook in back, made of flesh color mesh,
deep in front and low in back—sizes 38 to 42 only at a spe-
cial price, 35c.
Second floor, rear
a fine opportunity to get acquainted]
with the boys at the Town Hall Satur-’
Pretty hats
for sport wear.
SHE \VOIIK AS DIODE].
John McCormack. famous Irish ten-i
'or. has established a precedent which
if generally followed will shake to the
foundations many an American home.
The celebrated opera star has inform—
High crowns and flare brims almost completely cov-
ered with Paisley silks. Crepe, wool and straw combina-
. tions in shades of rust, royal and ahond. Felt and hemp
hats in pastel coloring. More modest types of Chrysan-
ch his wife that he will not pay for
her latest. gowns, and has suggested
credit want to get some return on
their money they can engage Mrs. Mc—.
iCormock as a model. i
lift-Cormack. nwho has a summer
home at Noroton. is now at Monte
Carlo, and the difficulty over his wife's
gown hill is providing amusement for!
the entire Riviera. The McCormacks
have been married seventeen yearn}
and this is one point that is being;
stressed by those who will quote the.
proverb "The worm will turn."
After a charity concert in Paris.
land visits to London. Berlin. Prague
land Stockholm. the tenor will return
to this country, probably sometime in
Select Your Prize.
that if the dressmakers whoc'ave her}
Saturday Last Day
Three Cars—Seven Other Awards for Sentinel W o r k e r s With Most Votes.
Race So Even Every Subscription Will Count Big.
themum braid with silk trimming of plain but rich color-
ing. Real sensible business like models are of Tagal in
such shades as cocoa, oak and copen, these have medium
Wide brims narrowing at back and are good looking and
stylish.
The array of hats of this type which have become so
popular. in recent seasons is one from which a hat may be
picked that is becoming, pleasing in every sense, includ~~
ing the price—$5 to $10. ‘
Second floor. front
‘ THE HOWLAND
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$1320 BUICK SIX TOURING
‘ J. H. Wehrle
$980 MAXWELL TOURING
Stewart & Clark
$660 CHEVROLET TOURING
‘ Austin’s Garage
$198 BEDROOM SUITE
Angevine Furniture Co.
Win It Saturday.
3100 VICTRCLA'
A. J. Collins Co.
$85 DIAMOND RING
Frank Lauder
$60 KITCHEN CABINET
Angevine Furniture Co,
Read Closing Rules. ‘
$35 MERCHANDISE ORDER
Frank J acoby Every Vote Counts.
$26 TRAmmG BAG
Guarantee Trunk 85 Umbrella
$12.75 SETSEVERWABE,
o. B. salmon
10% CASE commission To;
ALL WHO. DO. NOT
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The tape is long enough "
we’ve got Cloth enough
a suit to measure $34.75:
No matter how big a man you may be, whether you
are stout or slim, tall or short, a suit to fit, a suit to please,
a suit that will give satisfaction for $34.75.
The materials are tweeds, worsteds, flannels, serges,
cassiperes and unfinished Worsteds, in patterns that ap-
peal to men of good taste. «
English models, Business suits, Sport clothes, Col—
lege models, Double breasted models.
Your thermeter may not say much about Easter, but
you calendar says it is onlyfour short weeks away.
This ofier is for now—when the season’s rush starts
we' could not offer these suits for the same low price. Let
us have your order promptly; remember, it takes time to
build a suit to order and to your special measure. The
price is the same to all, sizes and shapes $34.75.
Main floor. rear
DRY 60005 CO.
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