A.Y MARCH 7 . l'lr‘l selectman of m» received in. . .' “an Department ';;~l\ bridge Willbe wplllred or re- \.r:;1p.llli€‘8. which 1. navigate the complained to N that the old , , slugzltuck river, .lntriment to .y.1-.lll‘3 for this subject for wnplc, and it 1:..1'. something rz-xmlltee met at ':;'l1‘l‘ last even- a plan re- :ln corner, of pv'nyn‘l‘Iy at the '.llwl Riverside wwd has not .m‘. lestpOl't News -———-.-____ Austin Wakeman has received a. communication from Major Peterson, of the War Deartment. Engineering Corps. Provi co R. 1., regarding the dredging at the channel in the Saugatuck river. Major Peterson re- ports the matter has been reported to the Was- Department and is under consideration; that while no answer has yet been received by Major Peterson he feels the chances of having the channel deepened are rather good. This matter was throughly gone into last fall at a. public hearing at which Major Peter- son was present. and the advantages of having the river dredged was made clear by those interested in shipping by water. O O I The matter of establishing bus lines from Bridge street to Compo Beach has been taken up by First Selectman Austin Wokeman and the Connecticut Company. It the town and state . \1 the regular ::!;l‘»' and from Alli) for Judge 0 not lost oven- lmll rate the M» pity for this . 4 llw definite :r tomorrow's . n o ’nr people of l. The Wake- v“ompuny of 1 lb llm West- :" for charg- tr met in the preparation l? today. “11- il‘n ernslll'E'l'. in l‘ll'idgcport . zrr-mt-nts for ‘.-...s. (lo, had (5 The “'est- 8 their regular 3 t library yes- .- of the Wo- ~.'t association afternoon ‘ _ snmmr‘r nt- ; lililnn will be ‘."ls :1, car load I concrete between the rails it would require an entire new road bed for the trolley line i'rom Bridge street to Compo Beach. as the trolley track in some places is almost in the middle of the road. It would be difficult to build the new concrete road without removing the tracks. The best so- lution and the cheapest would be the bus line, removing the tracks en- tirely would give Westpot-t a. line Boulevard to Compo Beach. This 'matter will have to be determined within the next month to six weeks. 0 0 o The Legisathe commission on ”leads. Rivers and Bridges, will be in Westport within the next two weeks to determine the location of the Saugatuck river bridge. Whether to retain the present site or the one suggested by State Highway Commis- sioner Bennett. south of the railroad P.- CUT THIS OUT—IT IS “'03“ MONEY Cut out this slip, enclose with So and mail it to Foley & Co.. 2835 Shef— field Ave., Chicago, Ill., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return a. trial package con~ taining Foley s Honey and Tar Com- pound for coughs. colds and cmup: Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides and back; rheumatism. backache kidney and bladder ailments: and Foley Cathsrtic Tablets, a. wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic for constipation, blliousness. head- aches. and sluggish bowels. Stills‘bn. Powell Corporation—Adv. CV72. ‘9 1‘;_\?‘ 23-. g x ...' _:< :2 . ui.‘ - Fresh, rich milk flavors and adds nutrition to Good Luck Jenna coon LUCK by chundng wholesome full-cram milk. These is moctfiisin . mnuuidvesnsrgy,whfiotherichmflkimo ',L vasoom amm‘w supplymddiywlthtbsirmestmlh. womamwzaflym milk. Another f~ 'hquaii ,nnd . E l T Noewm M AIQOiseu s 60., “ICE IORw ' “3101.“;in M Olsen ch 00., 42 I’M .~ ‘-~‘ u .u s... o.A.&mm.A&-—- .. his... There was a business men's lunch at Christ Church parlors today. A lute number were present. These luncheon: ore served every first Tues- day of etch month by the members or the Altar Guild. ‘ O O The Alumni meeting of Staples’ High school will be held tomorrow evening in the Auditorium of the Town Hall building. A constitution and by~lawe are to be voted on and emcers elected and committees ap- pointed. O O D The Reverend William H. Jepson. rector of St. Luke's Episcopal church ADD WESTPOR T O U U in Bridgeport. conducted the morning service in Holy Trinity Church, West- port on Sunday. 0 0 Many of the Westport members of the Foiriield County Republican Wo- man's association will attend the annual quqrterly meeting of the dr- ‘IW Q ’ unions!” Wfiatfirmg expected. , Lost your more ‘tbuli 690 Women were tom present. O Q 3 The Staples High School basketball team will play the “me with the Bethel team which was scheduled for Washington’s Birthday,— but postponed. The new dete set for the match is Wednesday, March 7th. ‘3 . Glrls’ There will be an auction of office furniture, plumbing and heating sup- plies and all portable fixtures of the Starch Works at the Starch Works' building Friday. Marci: 18th. ' o o The Boy Scout interest is reviving under the direction of a new scout master, Mr. Fax-well of staples High school. Mr. Farwell wears the “Eagle Scout" pin. All DO?! 0V2? 12 years of age are eligible to become Scouts, and a. good scout is about the finest thing a. boy can become. The boys, as well as some members of the Council have derived much benefit by the instruction in self defence by James E. Leverage of Bridgeport. Mr. Loverage was formerly boxing in- structor in the United States Army. I O D M. Bower; “The W Con mm? by E. Phillips Oppenheim; umph of the Scarlet Pimpernei." by Baroness ‘Orcsy; “Giadioiu ,Murphy.” by 'Ruth Sm r; "TIN file 0! Retri- bution," by Edison Marsha}; "The Pest.“ by Albeit Ponds 'rerhune; "Miss Mapp," by E. F. Benson: "3!! Life and’ Work,'_ by Henry Ford; ”His Children's -Children,"Q by nrthur Train: The Stop on the Shir.” W Anna. Katherine Green; Ten-there Left Around," by Carolyn Wells; “Gigolo, " by Edna. Forber; ‘fContra- brand, " by Clarence Rolland. D Alarge number of Westporters went to Fairneid last evening. to It- tend the concert given by the Fox Piano Company at the Community Theatre. 0 t 0 Mrs. Melhardt, of Evergreen sve- nue, is ill with the grip. ’1‘, ————.—h—_—-—_— Mayflower Descendant Dies By Universal Service has given WWW so Deltas»! Jobs In re. most widely known ciflzens of this state 1nd a direct descendant of Wal- ter Palmer 01' Mayflower fame, died of pneumonia in the house he was born in on Enoch Kill today. He is survived by a. sister. 89 years old. now dying. Who was also born in the same house. considerable. Q permanently"closed the women'- do- partment in their penitentlu‘lu h- clud‘e Masachusetts and Ohio. The best protection to a. min. ' ity lies in the formation or chars/o"- ter and development of that!!!“ on the part of the offenders. State prison cannot provide con for this reformation and denim ‘V QQ QferEaster new istile »- to place“ your ve s wee a , on ., a _... e em ‘ administrati n fingin‘igzndz; t:i'(ieri}ii$:l “its-“23% Wit§r§¥ii§licrif$rafy ti“ "Big glut: filigrgggup,(ili genial-g. cane gig: confined ifynitljie pregefnce 0‘! women 0is for women prisoners. _ Q ' (stablisfied 183! ’ ~ Store close: daily at 6 o'clock Corset Show This is And Demonstration of Redfem . . . and Rustproof Cersets International 0, “M W ‘ Wednesday sod My m Seventh and Eighth ‘Iomingis 10 to 11:30 Afternoons 3 to 4: .BOJ ——‘—; "‘ 3:: ,a—m ,3: The Wash Goods are Fascinating Onegisnce convince-th'nlstobeeooiorfuispring "JPN ' There is a deeper and more vivid tint even in‘ The RT:;:::;II:,;M: 3:120 latest the ordinary ind staple colori’ngs as if they had A . drunk full from the pots of dye. - . Printed Crepes in small figures and stripes. ll of Q _ "Q the newest styles the Luxor and Persian effects, Bstik Domestic chum Zephyr andf'Peter Pan Eli-233i iggugiediggigfim‘fie8231:3253?efuiesigifi makes, the latter guaranteed to be of fast coloring. “"15 t° describ“ - ' Tissue Mm is soft material that can be "springtime"Cnpalnslmond green.russet brown. made into quite dressy frocks if desired. Checks Willow and Other ”fl: 81,3101?!“ t d I hi to“ and mixed plaids are prominent. : ‘ ” ee n us, and siliiieisliilv‘v‘o-tgiilelg, gayesaton in: blue like heather. . Imported Novelty Swings, grounds of peach QQ .3 rose and white, turquoise and white. loosed white. lavender. brown and navy powdered with tiny dots _ _ "Buflinjlinih," an odd Weave With very lustrous in lrridesccnt colorlngs. Lovely things. ' ti: d thre ds f _ Q East-artiiiirigdgoigiimm en With larva km e a o Swine. Ih’ipui end dotted. tan ground with “Madison Square" Silk: in irresular blocks, rose brown, navy With red, apricot with blue, lavender blue, African brown and black. with white. etc. blue Sports Crepes m wide stripes, rose, white, gray and . ‘ J. e brilliant hues, tangerine, or- . - ' i ’ ks and u n ' d d , 0 huge!) ange, corn. green, lavender, With subdued pm blue afi‘lkianiogiggrli? “its an teases open blues. Nothing to equal them for children’s clothes. Rosin-men Crepes, one of the best known and best Willwasll perfectly; liked crepes for sports clothes In many colozeffeciils. , Epongo V oiles, light and C001, mixed gray and wearcii'éii’3853'ii'riii.filifileéuifiemm 8” m” "3 white grounds with blocks of old blue and black ’“Iool-bsck Satin 3 wonderful material for cloak; lavender with black and peach with white. A new and long capes. Lustious on the surface, the wrong side fabric sure to find favor. Q soft like duvet”. Pennies,- Ratios: and Plain Gingiisms Many Silks and Novelties for costs and skirts of in tn‘ent. every description. “N am Q W Third no”. Ladies] , ~ I Spec-1‘ Subscript“ ’ ‘ ° - ' Ofier of..eieven . Home Sewing Week ‘1;de “:3. This Mid-Lent season is always given over to o L WP" MW$200 _ home sewing ahd plarmlugdfctilr1 melcmlfinlit sprig? v, . 4: March sun is warm an are S a lg on e ;_ V .. - giilowirees. People 5 eat of bluebird; and roblns. Q; “:10; onue Quart-Q .you will be thinking 0 Spring and summer cloihcs‘. '3" Q Q oumt everymvfllfee Let us help you with suggestions. ' Q Q twins _ There is a Pattern De eni ready. it in} ‘. "'0“ ° , ‘cludcs the latest defigns an idea: from “' g' Five mot tint on y interested g: Vogue, McCall end The Wedge” ‘ Q ;Q 1 5“ lion mm'lmlali°mb'f1.m_ Q ‘ Bach some if .‘ gala Esme. museum - _ 5"“ “a - . i . SP Pattern cfnnter. mm 11"! Come and inspect at year leisure". : ‘ _ - mm . ‘ ' rho-s floor; __ Q. Q Findings for Home Sewmg __ , Q , Q _ Q ! listed-u; tiling Q ; The use... Stool: will prowl: every needfui ‘Q :' entice (W: "1...; Q. article. '- if y 7 are planning . Q Mafia; “1'” g; Went Luna, Q",Q Q to have initials or - ’ Cambrlc in wistc‘, grey and flesh, ~ _- macgrams outfield.» f , - 33foth in whitened hm; ' ‘ 3" . died W hnnfiercfiie‘fs The states which hit .
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