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may. MARCH 5, 1923.-
estport News and Notes
in announcing lug assistance.
,. :zl'xllck Hose ban-'
M. This is an .
. 1‘ of all the \V'est- . . .
correct
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, uh 20th. or the
“much. Preparations
make this a. most
‘ Staplrs
fltr
parents in baseball
:‘tl‘j spent
- in town Sat-
i~ r: ls and looking the front part
., 1 n is at present
spc nt the week-.
‘ High
7 birthday Satur-‘
W'estport.
the Lenten service in St.
Bridgeport. Friday eevning.
team, has
In“ shoulder.
in the plans of the nine.
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hard snow ball. It is
or vandalism.
pr iii ”1th home! 0 o o
Primr.
‘,.V(.
. danzhtcr of
'3' )l-rrcnn Ayn-s, is
~ by illniss.
by Florence
North
Cir» ction of
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IN»:
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:l (3‘?
r. s‘rtms.
idl-
The
up!» wily «llxl
llzi lson car hilll
ll‘\" .l-l of
A."
All ..
l’mitiiul specl-l
ii; the yard of';
‘ lliursixie aVcnii‘nf
Clrt‘llm! of two window glasses.
. lllllll
g, inn: othernisc no
the
OT “‘85
man til they heard a.
Hospital.
hospital is the logical
hospital for 'Westport.
O O O
of John Gilbert's
”‘0 parcntly
110‘ class.
Mr. Stone and ram.
Rev. Kenneth MacKenzie conducted 31"- in ““5 month's _lssue Of “The
Luke's. ud‘e"
Douglas Fallon, 1. Norwalk boy. mleigh, of Westport. The drawing
.who was expected to be a great ‘3. of the head and shoulder studies on-
sistance on the Staples' High school the top of page: 16 and 17 are espe-
dislocated m. cially dainty and attractive.
This is a serious setback Fay has
One of the leaded glass windows in and DOW running in the
of Christ church has Eyenlng Post. There are three illus~
been broken either by a storm or a. trntions by MT!- FIY- There
not known wealth of detail
whether this is an act of carelessness characterizes M?! Fey's work.
Sunday after next the. members of other of Mrs. Fay's illustrations in
Christ church are asked to give con- next week's ‘89“!-
tributions for the benefit of Norwalk ° . .
This collection should be
:enfiously supported. as the Norwalk day, March 11m: it the
community the Assumption
Signs of spring. As several local
cr car driven by baseball fans who on
intrrsoctimi
both
~rt r‘si‘lents. Miss ;;g the door
': iumiul for Main
to she
Sunday after-
noon liml a touch of “diamond fever.” learn that he
and forcot for a moment they were about in his
fruit months of confinement in his home
store. instead of the baseball field, np- because 0! burns.
did not come to earth un-
sound of breaking
.-\s a result of the impromtu
some the fans will be out the price the road bed
The tempor- m“-
mum-Y =
or, repsks“ were run ‘ ewith sheet tinwero carried» '7 I out and iii-eh inept:
indicating thatmns 06mm srecon~ Vere “Weds
nected with the plumbing trader
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week. In a. most interesting sad in-
structive article by Flor-ens Ziegtieid.
Home Journal" entitled
“Beauty, the Fashions and the F01-
lies." The numerous illustrations
are from the 'tnlented hand of Henry
Nancy
illustrated the story by
George Kibbo Turner. entitled “The
Erring Wife 0!- Love‘s Suggestion"
Saturday
is a
in each which so
"The
Erring Wife'or Love's Suggestion" is
a. continued story and there will be
A collection will be taken. next Sun-
Church of
for the benefit of
Nomlk's Hospital.
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The many friends of Harry Robin-
son of Burr avenue. will be glad to
is able to again walk
yard after so many
The state Highway Commission is
having temporary repairs made in
in the centre of the
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The Kopy Kat Klub met today at
HEAR THE
NEW MARCH
VICTOR RECORDS
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the home of Mrs. Judson ‘Watts. of
Evergreen avenue. The usual rou-
m... ....... .....- FRENCH-GERMAN
“V have resided for many years in sented in the Curtis publications this _ _ went omcmny “at“ a“; m.
' soldiers have ‘stopped. thousands of
post cards for failure of the German
By Universe) Cable Service
PARIS, March 5.—The fact. that
actual war time conditions are pre-
vailing along the Rhine hit home to
both the German and French repub-
tton befiecn the two countries W
tically‘cessed. :; _
The French claim that the German
postmen are holding up mail destined
for France, while the German govern-
customs otticials to collect duty.
A high official or the French gov-
ernment, in conversation with n
friend-tonight. is reported to have,
said. when asked about the new oo-t
cupation of Mannheim an 133-:
sruhe: "We are prepared to 30" tol
Munich it necessary.” ‘
,—
EDWARD C. NASH
MOTOR TRUCKING -- FURNITURE MOVING
Telephone 141
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Wostport, Conn. i
tine of buslness. exchange of .ideas
my rrr —-"'i"nnr wean — my sansrr
IRALSTON OXFORDS
FOR MEN AND YOUNG m
Don’t fail to. see our window display of new Ralston footwear.
Milton Elwood
Quality Footwear
122 WASHINGTON ST.
. SOUTH NORWALK
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E9i Stevens
SO. NORWALK
or a“ 08m { suturiits
MALLO RY . HATS
-' n appeal
' is much
'41 thanks to the donor. .
The animal had!
twins: to obtaini O
.. ml :iL‘o can. Manyl, '
rw n ‘m “'estport‘:
‘liflerrnt sectolns}
r In. Wis. a. conduc-'
«m ‘zt Company was,
:w m Saturday and suc-
i: a photograph of a}
-~v .hrr in the out-l
".wrl. The game wardeni
l
firm in protecting:
N SALE AT
.—
Donnelly’s
18 80. min Street
w m sluiiglitt‘r.
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,l
-:r, one has been rm-l
. past yiar by Arthur! "
~ .~ ri'l his connections~
and has accepted a. .
7‘ ~» (franc Valve Com-.
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r‘ vartli Maln
.\’r~rw:iik. Saturday. ? _
o o o ‘;’__"-
\isitcr in, ‘:_
street?
. was a ’
, Si";i~l.i\’. l ‘
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_ 1‘s cont asked for by the
"intro of the local chapter, '
win-m llnl Cross was sent; ‘
1-: room:- by :1 Norwalk lariy . ;~_
in the Sentinel.; ;:
room committee are gratevoi
n‘ndwl donation i I}
Made
7
o o o ,
Mia. Iron Hunt werei
v-wn‘l"? tisitnr on Salurda}'.l
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w} is expressed for
wiznsv- store in Norwalk ‘1,
re on Friday evening. "f
:tport friends and pa- "
m is reported to have
loser. Many “'est—, “1
. Norwalk as soon asl
"m? the Stone place;
“A the thought of lend-i ;
“1
One of the New
DOUGLAS OXFORDS
of Tony Bed Calf,
heavy sole, has the new
square toe.
KEELER’S
SHOE STORE
AGENCY FOR
L. DOUGLAS SHOES
For Men. “’omen and Children.
What
world.
but alloys
throat muscles
we have
eaten and how it is
“agreeing with us”
to a k e s a l l t h e
'diuerence in the.
In work or play, WRIGl-EY’S
gives the poise and steadiness
that. mean success.
it not only helps digestion;
thirst. keeping the
month cool and moist, the
relaxedsnd
pliant and mementos at ease.
CDQ D I» Read C0
Redferns
Before mt spring gown it fitted be sure
your corset is right.
The wise woman begins
her costume from the very foundation and
buys her- corsct before her gown is made.
New Models of Redfern
for the coming season are now ready'
One especially designed for the stout
figure. This has semi-elastic top and broad
front clasp, very strong boning and :1 heavy
elastic thigh control.
In sizes 28 to 36.
$6.50
'A remarkably good value.
Brasilia-es
There is the long type that comes well
down over the top of a low corset. These are
made of cotton ,broche in a variety of mate-
rials.
$l.00 to $3.50
'A heavy Satin Brassiere ,for evening
wear.
This has no shoulder straps.
$2.50
'At an early date we shall announce a dis-
play of Redfems and Rustproof Corsets simi-
lar to the one held last year. Watch for this
announcement.
”In the Shoe Shop
The “Cinnabar"
is a new pu‘mp' just
brought out.
or brown suede, new
shades. They are very
smart and intended'to- '
combine with the very
best gowns. With baby
Spanish heels. .Vcr
comfortable. - .
$10.00
main door.
In grey ‘
Second floor.
Jag."-
A Boudoir
Compact
" Large. sizes which
will be 'convenient‘fo
bathroom use, '
white, flesh and
chel.
. Thebox is attract
we, being a mass of
pinks, . sweets William,-
llitt leaves the lace lknees, reinforced. -
“as”... ~ Rasmussen;
m... .. . = Exirasizes. 31-00:?
[.1 “blinded (657
Store closes daily at 6 o’clock
House Dresses
that m'hmi made.
Plain ‘Chambrays
and Checked Ging-
hams of good quality.
These are quite new,
made in Porto Rico,
hand sewed and hand
embroidered. With
patch pockets, collars,
'girdlcs and sleeve fac.
ings in contrasting
color. There is very
ittractive hand em-
broidery 'on sleeves,
pockets and facings.
The seams are neatly
hand sewed, and the
hems are turned and
run with colored
, ‘ threads.
Taking them alto--
gather they are as
tempting a line of
wash dresses as we
have ever been able to
offer and we are cer-
tain that women will
like them.
. $3.95 and $4.50
Second floor.
New French
Perfumes
and Toilet Waters
Querlain! Do you
know these delightful
odours? They are ex-
quisite, and like 0 er
perfumes of ch ice
and exquisite quality
uite impossible to de-
scribe.
' 'Apres l’dndee
m
“ice 'tops’ and cuff T, :
New Hats, $4.85
And right stylish looking hats they are too.
The little short back pokes are in favor and are in
straw with silk brims and bows of ribbon or bunches
of flowers. ,
Condycloth is in black or bright red and has
trimming of hackle or ostrich feathers. .
Timbo is combined with silk and has decoration
of fruit or flowers» The little “niniche” shape is
fetching, the low squatty crown and narrow brim
banked in front with flowers and sometimes with
loops of ribbon in back. ‘ ,
Brightblues, reds, tangerine and gray are here
with plenty of black and navy blue.
A: $4.85
Second floor;
Vogue Patterns
The announcement that we have taken over the
Vogue Patterns will be pleasant news to all mo-
distes, and to women who do their own home sew.
ing. Vogue patterns have always been admired.
They are different from others. There is a certain
indefinablc charm and Frenchy look to them which
pleases women who want distinctive styles.
The patterns together with the style books,
posters and various models formaking up the spring
fabrics will be found on the third floor.
Inmnnechon' wearooEeI-ing" aspecnl' subscriphon' A‘
11 numbers of the Vogue Magazine forfSZOOV
I New subscribers will do well to avail them}
Togge‘s'vlg’berldee $3 75 ‘selves of this remarkable concession in price. /
Cologne Imperislgz. ' ,5,
Rial: am I . A ‘ Puritan Rm . Mercerized Lisl‘ '
Rue de a‘Pauxsé‘.50 , Marchrzlgfgs-are‘ Stockings
Mitsouko $5.00 “I Gave You UP” A splendid Shea“:
“I’m Just a Little Blue” of domestic .inanufac-
sweetgpeas and other , 7 $3.130 “Apple 53‘1“” ture, “ml is. m? -,
posies of delectable , _. Just. arrived. ‘Shflisht-Bay” . “Piccadilly.” in black, 7
odor. . = ._ ' Tom Section; , “Mlle 380*“ My cocoa brown land. -
$1 50 ‘ 7' " minnow. ’ Carolina Home” Q! ’iak‘ejrs my A Thais "
Toliét‘Secuon 4 “I“ Gd‘mm‘" ~ “ 136:3 from ‘f' fo' *
Main aim. > ' . A, “Chautauqua at Pump- . ”3" up p
. , _ p , , m Center" _ (03., 33110,“; 813ml.
_, . Women-Sf mummy-e gaverystm 4?;
-,I.Gl°rlent _ . undemear . . mg?" a”. : . alonefimanfiexpecf
. 'Fast'tint for: wash- ' ~ ' 'Eighlfl’flghl 9°39“ ‘Tslshrssne Amer” — thcmto-findfm , <
.ing lace‘tnmm' cad-silk“ ’ "WWW. shill-neck. ,4, a,_,,,-., 75nd.u;‘gi;;_._g .
lingerie, blouses, etc. . sleevelessngith b°d"* .' ._wt-. , 2 ., I“- - ' ' '
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