m. MARCHoAnse;
fitport News ' 311th Notes
h Mary E. orris of Compo Beach.
as so d to Norman Wigglesworth.‘ or
Norwatk. lot’No.‘4o in the Morris
tract. This is restricted property
the deed stipulating that "no
dwelling house costing less than 85 -
000 may be erected on the premises."'
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Harold A. Gorham,
Norwalk, has no"!
Green. of Norwalk,
Great Marsh. Westpor
33} meeting of the
.. American , Red
k7 M! iii Hm Red Croq-
" . .l. nulls. In spite
. , .'|.~i' there W“ t
. “ “ 7, .7.7 Rev. Ken.
' ‘.. 77m:- chairman,
' imllllltv! Of the
u_l'~ read by the
r lwing absent
trensurer's re-
.,,7xl ml the Chapter
ml work room
in port. {or the
7 ,: QIi‘I‘VCd woolen
H“ klllllE‘d woolen
tree dental
‘, other business
.. ~7: L' adjourned
lvxt meeting
ll-ul Cross room
ciening in
7 ii NW".
‘C' ..‘.l‘,
l:.l\
of the Town of
to Isabelle M.
lOt No. 12, in
t. ' _
Mll'
i
s
.
Mrs. David ' Sa.che.. of
avenue is confined to her
illness.
Esprgreen
home by
i. .19
7.1.
My. Plum h;s ha
stalled in her beauty parlor tor the
convenience of patrons. As the
number is not listed in the Telephone
book. it may be of convenience to the
Baillie to know the phone number is
J .
0
d a telephone in-
\lJHlllflS Post.
7,. :«l a special
7.; m “'ednesday
7 .s. accomplish-
,'i . r conditions.
'7llll present.
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Two negro street singers. one blind
with banjos. visited Westport yes:
terday and as Westporters are usual-
ly generous they carried quite a bit
0: coin away with them. They sang
a number of real old down South
melodies. and were a source of curi-
osity and pleasure to the school child-
ren as well as many of the grown-
(‘lllb met at
,. I1. Bradley on
‘ l.i:'l.l_\' afternoon.
.liscussion of
II to hfi tho'
‘7.
30"?!me pm. 'iAiuinni'dsr
first Main Aprii'rand
the annual meeting will beheld in
June. ‘ .
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Miss Dorothy Day. of State street
has had a radio installed in her home.
Another radio fan to. have an outfit
installed in is house is William
Burtche.
The Rev. Mr. MacKenzie preached
in the Black Rock mission. Bridge-
port, on Sunday afternoon. This mis-
sion is superintended by the Rev. Mr.
Hatch. rector of Trinity Church.
Southport. In the evening a large.
congregation welcomed Mr. MacKeu-
ate at St. Luke's Church, Bridgeport.
where he preached again;
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Horace Wakeman. Jr.. of Compo,
is driving a new packard car.
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Probate Court w
Town Hall today.
0
as in session in the
.
Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Nolan left town
Tuesday for a trip to Washington.
D. C.. and Virginia. Dr. O'Connell
will take care of Dr. Nolan's practice
while D‘r.'_ Nolan is visiting in the
South.
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In the absence of the rector of
Holy Trinity. \Vestport. Sunday even-
ing. and because' of the illness of the
interest in the
tel-day that: the proposed new news-
paper would be published and on the
news stands (or sale today. We in“;
it. on the authority of one or the
stock holders, that they are not quite
ready to place the new paper before
the public. but it Will be on sale in a.
short time.
title will be “The )Vestport Standard."
A member or the stair has been busy
about town soliciting advertisements.
It. is rumored
Standard. will be distributed either on
a Thursday or a. Saturday.
the Compo Hose
held on Monday evening, March 24th,
at the engine house.
avenue.
. resume
courses hot; giving.
There was a rumor about town yes-
i,
It is reported that (he
i hat “The Westport
s s e
The regular monthly meeting of
company will be
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The next meeting of the Informal
Bridge Club will be held at the home
of Mr. W'arren Scofield on .Woodside
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The Rev. Mr. MacKenzie was at-
tending the bi-monthly meeting of
thé directors of the Inland South
American Missionary Union. held in
New York city yesterday. Every day
next week. Mr. MacKenzie will deliv-
er the noonday addresses at the
Church of Heavenly Rest. Fifth Ave-
nue and 45th Street. New York city.
He will return Friday evening for
the city of Salt}! ,1‘,
' , 1.7.7 M5 “wed “p" . . rector of St. Luke's church. Bridge. the Bible class and also tot-the after
V ‘ _ iin with Mrs“ . port. the Rev. Craig W. Nichols. rcc- noon service on Saturday.
“ . 3.. afternOOn.l At the Wednesday Wening meetlns tor of the parish of Westfleld, New ‘ ' °
- ot the staples High school Alumni Brunswick, Canada, who was a In the absence of the rector o:
‘ . . a constitution was adopted and elec- guest of the Holy Trinity rectory. Holy Trinity on this Saturday after-
r~ “in will open a tion held. Those elected to office W39 preached With marked acceptance. noon at the burial service of the Rev.
'1 ’r‘illl‘l Central as follows: 0 o 0 Ralph Jefferson. in St. Luke's church.
: , ‘ ’“jum, of K”. Pre"de“‘-Th°m“ Ma”!!- The lectures of the Rev. Mr. Mac- Darlen. Mrs. MacKenzie will deliver
-‘ ' ' \ ".(ka . Road V1“ President—Mrs. Simpson. Kenzle at the Missionary Training In- an address on the work of the Law-
V"- [t- dwell will have 2323‘:::i‘l3:°§vcoufihthl stitute. Nyack. are being largely at- renceville. Van Industrial 3011001 at
v' " —A . m. . . '
, . ill'lllL’S for sale. The executive commute: SIEJJéS tended. the students showing deep the- afternoon scriice.
77 7 l'mwr, also of the officers with three names added.
7- "HP?“ 35 0f notc. The three are flank Penny, Mrs. Los-
Mrfl- Fraser lie Sniffen and Clinton Welst. Tile
, 7 4,! her work in entertainment committee is Lucy Gor-
.7, 7 lll'llll'y lust V0932 ham. Ruth Miller. Margaret Corcor-
mirwl Ivy Library an. of Norwaik. William stone and
”William Buck. The athletic com-
. s . .mlttee is Willard \Villiams. E. B.
Arkf‘rn‘iall are Bradley. Katherine Keene. Louis
nor. Mrs. Fred
l‘»4‘llllf. I
' . FREE South Norwalk. bonn.
. [-1 rnlrlnt‘nt road
.. ‘7 2 llnllhllry State‘ '
7 \\'lil0n road to HALF BARREL Then m It m 254 Liggett Dr“: W h (b. may:
"""UKM before GOLD MEDAL FLOUR mmincntddaoftheUnitedSamMmmbcifllmd
g , , «"‘lTP‘rM‘ie" Cg“ man wrrn EVERY dmdaily. Ourdcsireisooreaderanulflmseiveomplm
‘ l , I l s (omnih :8 “SELLERS” ' snduniforrn national Drug Sena m‘ selling the best
"" “n a mo" 0 DrugSeos-emeechnndissst Wye-cannabis”
» ”mm-“(id MW KITCHEN canmn'r -
...r —' ~ Iiinlllt‘k Itiver. At , .
f5, Wk mm the mat- Sold During/Carlotta Lot Sale.
.., ,7_ ,»-l highway. Such I
. 7 ...... ANGEVINE A Few Examples of Our
,7. ,. , ,.mtrl nnnl Danbury. FURNITURE CO. .
Ii ‘7. ' llw ‘lli of n. favor- . ’ ‘x 7 ‘ Jr‘[‘ 1) q
-. . 7 . 7 mmmittee. and 8 North mm Street 0 C RICE‘ '
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"' " ' _ Lysol ........ 106, 39c. 760 Hard “’atcr Soap, 1 (101., 690
‘ Listerino .. 19c, sec, 690 ‘ Pompeian Face Powder, 45c
‘ FRUITS Thmflowersr‘aoe
STRAWBERRIES ........ 450m. Lavorin......190.390r39° _
‘, “m UREA): > G] m 0 ”5“ 47C 890 Powder............. 590
limumm nml llm-ldn Oranges—Greening. Baldwin and Wines-p m m ’ ‘ ’ ’ Dier Kiss Face Powder, 39c
..ll‘l'l"—l'-l""‘l “rnlmrs—Tnnsermes—Pem-g-Gsnvgjiflmg Simona! 42° Mavis Face Powder soc
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WW“... I]. ”WV-(“fly gin-asmand Stalks—Spanish 0mm“- Horiick‘s Melted Milk, . . . .. Cuticura Soup. 3 cakes, 55c
ran es. ' -
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7' mm WW“ I RED DELIVERY ep - Scott‘s Emulsion . . . 45c, 890 Palm 01h}; Slmfinz
‘ fl ' Milk Magnesia, Phillips, ( ['1 am . ............. 290
WV 1.- 45 Large . . . . ..... . 39c J- a ' “Ab! Powder - r 190
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l MARCH SALES
RIKER’S
z RIKER’S ANTISBPHC
V ltCerate T thP der
At this opening of our 7 , 7 . ‘
ts ‘ A semi-MW! won-
smg Suits “d T013608- derfully fragrant Tallet — Au 01““
-. , , , you will see the most won- Cum ins mum. ‘ size, cog}-
. ' dertnl selection of new and' healing 13me ~— "g ““31““
" Q h wn in the cream which may be used Mull...“ r. 0 a 9’0
styles ever 8 0 - llasfor , - 7 1/ cleansing
~ l . ravine-mauve Mount/Am ow,"
.7; ‘ Hm- .mooth tong; chapped. 4...”. “9 .
irritstdds . A mu" "‘7" 3
1! Satin. mil. 5 u‘ ‘u pleasant,
3,. ' ‘ ., Two Pants Suits 0“? ‘Wm'mw c 'zmn rv': is $1 glean :u-
' . ‘i, «iv-3&4 ice in
2 .. . specialty. _ l~~1i;t1.untwf.ugge§the
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Mills from $22.50 to $45—Topcoat8, $22-50 to 535 W mung MM 0
C o t Cl th' g C0 ' -‘Paper GENTLEMEN’S HARD
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13 lg sueonerm «warme- ‘Rubber Combs
7 > So Kai-walk, 6t. ulu people. Qt excellent ‘ .
6N0. Mnln St. ' quality well finished. The "
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one poun . ee . .
with 50 envelopes to bulk. A?“ “32:11.3“: m' 1:03:13!
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“hing hilt. ‘
A complete line of but!!! W °71 " ”w l
and gent's furnishing fixture!- ” n, all ’
National cash register. 5 film “I‘m. .
plate glass cases and a safo- ' , .
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OFRUSSIA SAFE
« ‘ ’NOVELTIES FOR 31-. PATRICK’S DAY. , .
Dennison Decorated Table Cloths and Napkins, Streamers.’
Greeting Cards, Postal Cards, Favors, Tallygards, Place Cards.
WITH REFUGEE? “w" mnm' i
......m ...... The Hamilton“ Shop.“
WARSAW, March s.-—'rhe Cmre- ‘ ' 49 Wall Street . . ,.
vitch Alexis Romanotr. supposed 'to
have been executed with the Czar
and Carina at Ekaterinburg four
years ago. is now reported to have
crossed into Poland with a party at
refugees from Russia.
Sensational stories ab'ou‘t the arriv-
a1 0: the heir to the Czar's throne ’
caused an investigation which
brought out the fact that a nineteen-
year-old youth. hearing I. striking re-
semblance to the former Czarevitch.
had arrived last week tron: Russia.
People who knew the former
Czarevitch personally. after seeing the
new arrival. are reported ' to have. 7
been dumbfounded by the resemb- '
lance. Country folks mm all over
the. trontier provinces rushed to see
the suppbsed heir-apparent.
VIG‘I'R- OLAS SOLD ON EASY TERMS.
rr's rsmcrm HAW ,
to like home-ted pork and its period:- .
ly harmless and good for you provid-
ing it is the clean home-ted kind, like -
the kind we sell. But it isn’t sate
to eat any old kind 0: pork that's or-
tel-ed you. You can depend upon it
when we tell you that not only our
pork but all our meats are the listed
and best for you to buy.
\
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~ man AVENUE
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Store closes daily at 6 o’clock
The Shagmoor Coats
First Showing of Spring Models
Women who have worn Shagmoor Coats are well acquainted
with their merits. They are the best garments for all round busmess
and sports wear that any'woman can find. The material is _ woven
from pure virgin wool and it is light in weight but warm. it Will stand
any amount of hard Wear andweather.
in the new spring color 'efl'ects
~’\ Shagmoor Garments are confined to the House of Read,
Prices are up to $79.50
Forty’inch Coat
in a type that is
always good style.
in all wanted col-
Long Cape
Of a most practi-
cal style that may
be had in all col-
ors.
$39.50
Sports Box Coat
A model shown
in light and dark
gray, tan, cocoa
broWn and blue.
$29.50
- First of the Spring Wash Goods —
Novelties are arriving every“ day
OI'S
£39.50 7 . '
~“Glove Silk "
Undergarments for
Imported Retina, a soft weave in rich shades W Va“, With" f
h , Co enha en bl e, b own, tan $le straps,
°f ’f’s7e’ Fr?“ gray .p . g I" r . f $1.79snd $2.50 —, 3
and tangerine. Yard Wide, ln excel ent weight or K .cke" in step-in .
style, $2.89 -
Knickers with clasp
tic knee ’ $3.50
These in flesh and
orchi '
: Knickers, flesh'col-
or, only, in large stout
sizes , $4.50
Mainfloor. .'
dresses. $1.00. ayd.
Silk Striped Tissue Ginghams, fifteen hundred
yards have just arrived showing the newest color-
ings and‘combinations in checks, mixed broken
checks fand plaids." This is 32. inches wide. ' '
65th. a yd.
‘Third Ioor.
. ‘7 l Paintings"
Late Importation from Europe
Several unframed oil paintingson~ canvas, and I
\ the fact that they are unframed makes the prioe‘.
Wash Suits
for Boy-Tie sizes from”
g~2t08years.._'
_ For. thé,2,.e3 and 4
’ ‘ ' ' 'y‘r.’olds theregaye plain
~-- shadesfi‘o‘f: blue, tan, ~-
y
‘
.7 tangerine‘.~l~end. green very moderate. 3,... V - f7
with trunmimgeyol ‘ ‘ ‘ "‘
‘ .
7 commode --
Sportsman-famin-
7 “elf" 396k :73! 31!};
white,’=gray~cahd
' 315° .*° $3550
, ' in tan‘grind
blue" for babies. -
r “:rwo Marines” the'CoaSFofillbania“ 4' ,
- ~ 1 I ’ nauseous?
serum rm _.;byl<unzMey s' '
We Sm?“ 90W? W“ ‘ '
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