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The Westport tuil army uniform.
.1 .5qu on Thursday. Board were: Henryy Ripple,
1-1.1 managing editor to Commander, Donald Crawford, John
.1: Westport Thb Glibertle. James Mulligan. Adjutant.
‘ ‘j 1 o‘er the Fine Arts. Morris Burr. Commander; Harry
.4. 11mm formerly cc- Roche. Deceased was a member of
, .1. .- tormcrly “port- War. having enlisted when but 17
.1.1 .‘r Herald. and an years of age. being only 23 years. old
1 11 Democratic or- at the time or his death Much
N ., 111’ the desired sympathy is expressed by the corn-
. ,mcribod for the munity. tor the bereaved parehts and
_ .11' the paper. For sisters of Eddie Burke.
1; \slll b0 done in . I. ‘
'.,. ,. 111‘038 will be cs- Nathan Shilepsky has purchased
1111115 occupied by from Joseph G. Hyatt, tho Beers’
4...] Parties have building on Main street now occupied
111‘s ndvertis1ment! by Shultze' meat market and the
11111 hn.nts West- Mary London Grocery store The
1.11: me first issue or price paid is said to be $15,001).
.1nk curiosity. In'
. ,. . or, there is al- I
;.,.1.mrc.
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Nathan Shilepsky has transferred
to Robert H. Gugg a. small tract of
ilnnd utlLec’s Lane. the sum involved
. 11.;«1 _: reprocented to-."em3 550”-
‘lls.
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condition at the
111.112.“. Mr . Herman ' ‘ V "
1‘11111‘man o the enter- I - '
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11“,? 1».- l-uslly engaged in ,
1‘1 and more evidence fab“,
l‘{f'1.',1’)l§. l0 he used at \ .- ~
11‘11 of the hearing baton which W act u ‘
>1 Adams on Saturth. WWO?“ I”? i
. can: in canal to g
(cnwrnrd attended the Gold!» .
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1‘11‘1‘1' meeting or the ' ‘ “
\‘~.111ucn's ltcpubli- Joseph Adams and Herbert Beers,
.1111 met in . the of the Greens 11 arms Farmc'rs Club,
twill attend the dinner dance to, be
lgiven tomorrow to the oflicers or the
Fairlleid County Farm Bureau.
C C C
committee
. o t
1.. meetings of the
1‘1al- until the first The executive
01,1he
. . 1~hf11c:r::):rso£ the American Red Cross are gratified at
; n1 _ ‘1tho progress made by various com-
, . mlttccs and organizations regarding
; dummy supplied the free Denttnl Clinic. ' This move-
11111mcins the gui- ment was originated with John
1:1.1mt of the bow Young, tormerly school superintend-
,~.11m1nt under the
cut, and chairman of the local Chap-
ter of the Amcriran 1: ed Cross. The
initial cost was figured at $600. The
Red Cross Executive committee voted
an appropriation of one fourth the
amount to start the matter. The W.
.1 111v Metropolitan T. I. A., always generous in a. good
- 111.11!ch of this SHD-jcuusc, voted to furnish halt the
111.1ouLt that hislmnount needed ($300), the balance
\‘uwlllt‘n's Town Im-
1111111 on next i1‘ri-
121M. Grant‘s sub-
‘1:-:;1‘11‘y'ing the L‘n-
»:1:: experience on
..1‘1:.1- and appl‘t‘clfl- to be raised by the Parents and
'l‘cachcrs' association. A definite per-
:iod has been nrrungcd and the work
of inspecting and repairing the teeth
of ill children of the second grade
will commence immuliutcly after the
Easter vacation.
in
A rthur Durncr.
. 111111-1l to his home
11111 11111011151, is rcpc‘rt-
:"1111‘1lV‘0d today. nnd‘
.1 11\\' days to returnI
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1 11- l.»l:t.'l‘3 grocery
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Plays and musical comvuics will
follow such other in rapid succession
' , :lmmcdiutcly after Easter. The Sen-
1.111(21111‘1113 lune m- 'ior High school studcnts are to stage
11“ 1111' gamts “l”! n. play undrr the direction of Miss
:t lhrt'e in “‘0 UIClI’uulmun; the Children of Mary will
wmrs will be playOd give "The Serenade" under the in-
'l'l111 Guards have‘structlon and direction of Leo “Ill-
1 1 MW work lute-1y, Home; the Saugatuck Hose Company
I 1111111 the Glcnbroolcs is to have an out or town director
11.»:111 last week. land the American Legion is ‘to pro-
, , . wince "Catchy Koo" under the direc-
‘11111111~.1.1 in the State non of the J. 15. Rogers Iroducing
llnt‘ll'ol'tl by D- B Company. the I‘ioducing Company
- .1ntutivn from Wi‘ét- which will be of all local talc.nt
~ :1. town court “as , ‘ <1 '
House on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. George Green will
1 ll1l1t1‘ tor the 011k“ 3 soon move into their newly purchased
u~1<111nt judge scum tolhome on Evergreen zngnue.
Alums and Joseph 1’. 0 r *
The Kopy Kat Klub met. this after-
‘ ' ' noon at the home of Mrs. George
Judson “fails, Of Green on Riverside menus. Ideas re-
hme sold “1"” ill‘dlng needlework “ere exchanged
(irccn of the West- nnxl retrcshmcnts soncd.
“r. and “1‘5- licintndtit the tunernl of the Rev.
sons. Judmn Ralph '1‘. Jefferson :11. St. Luke’s Epis-
1‘13 li‘m'lnt: “/0300" for copul church ni Dorian, yesterday. In
first of June. his absence. Mrs. Maclionzle deliv.
crcd an address on the Work of the
Lawrencevillc, 111.. Industrial school.
CASPER LOWER
DEAD AT 83
Casper Lower. age 83 years. a life
a u n1 , dons; resident at Stamford and widely
“mil“ Mackenzie con- known in the tinsmith trndc. died
""“mrg service m St'ifiimdny at the Town Farm of pneu-
"" ”P‘WOPM church. ; monln. lie was one of the oldcst mc-
V H”‘““‘l"”'t- lust e"'m'.‘chnnics in Stamford and for a long
.1111 11:131ptlvc congrcgu- , period of years was cmployed as a
‘ “‘1 tlnsmlth by James L. Lockwood.
For the past ten years he has been
an inmate of the town institution. His
wife died several years ago. He sur-
i‘ered an attack of pneumonia recent-
ly and was under the care of Dr.
Edward W'illinmson of North Stam-
. ford until his death yesterday.
Hutu
Many-
going
(Must. ’I‘heir
llllfi wizard their
C I C
11:11! unnlt‘ between the
H‘lxonl tvam and tho,
arranged
Newtown,
lnclc-
game will
111 the, nmr future.
11.11' lliL’llt in1
a :1 o ‘
l1rlscoll, of Lincoln
svriously ill at her
Work. 0! Norwalk ls‘
physician.
1. t
1:1. nt‘ lmcprinl aumuo,
, 1111 11111 sink list tor Mr. Lower who was born in Stam-
13 slowly improving. ford on September 9. 1840 was a.
‘ " " ., brother of Mrs. James Boyd. ,
‘11-5. llm-r‘y Keene. of The funeral will take place 'l‘uchay
night from the Funeral Home. 430
Main street followed by burial in Lang
Ridge cemetery. ,
'1111 visitors in Bridge-
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:1 1111‘ marriage of John
M
‘Zléllk, rind fillet! Ursula COIKAI: AND YELLOW.
black crepe do chine gown
A
5 l'idl'l'dny by Father gains distinction by the addition of
1111111111115: service at elaborate embroidery in coral and
1. 1111: Assumption. Mr. pale yellow.
.-1 tn the “iianlona of
' fume." Miss Mitchel
Miss hiltcllcl is 11191
‘111‘. and Mrs. George
111 ll—lmown in musical
1111111151. George Mitchel
111111111 as a. writer of
‘11s.
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formerly of West-
111l on l1‘obr1mry 9th.
\l'vbh formerly Of
island. Nova. Scotla.
luck place in LO!
’11111l41. Mr. and M!-
111111- home in Califor-
Fortiiy the system
against'Coids. Grip
and influenza by
taking
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111mm held at the
WW Club. Saturday
111-‘ oi” the most enjoy-
Commit?! .
'It the Club more
111...
“7 l: '1 lie
”ll"? at the
Burke W
Chtfl'ch
nt 9 o'clock."~
ll-lhlrhcm, of milk":
11“ “11.1 :1. member held
1.11:ing
n1:1int.1incd
‘- American Legion.
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Those standing .
Past 1
' Can See No Reason for Con-
ferenoe on Mill Pond
Contract.
STAMFORD. March 12.—-—
Although a special meeting or the
Park Commission has been called for
Wednendny evening at 8 to consider
the Mill Pond improvement work,
duly signed by four members of the
Commission, Mayor Phillips declares
there is no reason for a. special meet-
ing. The Mayor. so expressed him—
misslon. which is made public today.
The call for the special meeting is
signed by E. N. Fast, John A. Waters.
“falter G. Austin, and John B. Quinn.
members or the Commission. and
states that the meeting is to consider
the Mill Pond contracts and especiallv
the contract dated July 6,1922 be-
.-
spring affairs.
to have sunshine and
tonnes are here. An
are the dark verdure
at a distance.
both large patterned
dominant color.
ed background.
BOARD MEEI'ING
self in a. letter addressed to the Com»
possible to attend the meeting, but
emphasised that he sees no necessity
for the meeting.
A special meeting may be called by
four members of theCommission or
by the Mayor. The letter of the Mayor
meeting reads as follows:
Mr. N E. Fast.
Stamford. 7 .'
100111;.
Dear Mr. Fast:
I acknowledge receipt of the letter
dated March 7 and signed by you and
three other members or the : Park
Commission. requesting me to can a.
special meeting of the Park Commie-
siou on the evening or Wednesday.
March 114, 1923. [or the following
purposes. ———"to give Mr. Frank Pal-
mm the Contractor on the Mill Pond
Improvement. an oDDOrtunity to be
heard and to transact such other busi-
ness as may properly come-before it."
The Contractor on the Mill Pond
Improvement can. at almost any time.
talk with the City Engineer and with
the Corporation Counsel. Further-
more. the contractor has had ample
the 0 111m-
This March landscape is not inspiring as to
Butlf it does not snow we are bound
we are growing nearer the sun
day by day. Our advice is to be ready. Before
long you will be cleaning house and the new Cre-
interesting assortment. There
ellects that look like tapestry
Large full blown roses with heavy green foliage.
Long tailed birds perched on branches.
These are
cretonnes that will be selected
with care and with a thought as to the purpose for
which they are intended.
Small dainty designs are here without number,
with yellow, old blue, pink or light tan as the pre-
And of ten there 15 a touch of black,
just enough to give life to an otherwise sombre ton-
Third floor.
models.
all wanted colors-
Price
A Shagmoor Coat
embraces both style and utility
if your purchased one of our winter Shagmoor
Coats then you know what it is to have genuine
comfort in a coat. The spring models are just as
durable, are made from pure virgin wool, and guar—
anteed to give the same satisfaction as the winter
A general all- round style'of coat comes forty-
inches long, has an inverted plait down center back,
raglan sleeves, pockets and belt.
it may be had in
777773330307'" m
Shagmoor Coats sold only in the Read House.
Second floor.
size 36 only, .
Skirt Combinations,
40, 42 and 44.
and 44 only.
36 only,
La Grecque Ulrfdleerear
Odd sizes to be closeth
Reduced in price because of the Odd sizes.
The woman who knows La Grecqne garments
knows how gnod they are, how reliable the ma-
terial and how well shaped and made they are. if
. your size is here you have a bargain.
Skirt Combinations, lace trimmed;
Fine Nainsook Combinations, lace‘tritnmed in 38
3 Drawer Combinations, namsook, lace thinned in:
Drawer Combinations, “Chic” in; '
* sizes 38, 42 and 4’4. ~, -.
: 1 dirawer Combinations of uninsoo
_' . sizes 36, 38,140 and 42.
$1.25
only 36,-. 40 am: 44 5: 59
All very niceiy made. .33 95
Lingerie 1. Section. -
Second floor.
mprymg to the nqtfce of the special
'A is unable to say in: her he will find it 0
l
; Skirt Combinationwf cambfic trimmed with a. 7
. fine imported einbrozdery efié ‘ 1 ' '
the contract to complete the Mill
Pond Improvement. Accordingly.
there can be no doubt: on that score.
Again, the City Engineer and the
fully protected and are protecting the
interest of the people. Also. the City
Engineer has informed me that, since
the last meeting of the Park Commis-
stem. the Contractor has accepted our
check for 3,019.48 Iately’senl: him'
and returned by him and that the
contractor has also stated to the City
Engineer, in the presense or witness-
es, that he wood proceed with the
work on the Mill PondJob as soon as
the weather permits. This bears out
the report made by the City Engineer
at the meeting of the Park Cimmis—
slon the other evening. namey: —that
the Contractor had told him that he
would have accepted the check when
first presented to him. had it not been
for political pressure brought to bear
on him:
Accordingly. I see no reason for s.
special meeting of the Park Commis-
sion unless it is to further reflect on
the professional ability of the City
Engineer and the Corporation Coun-
[stab/13508 1857,, '
Store closes daily at 76 o’clock
_‘_' ButyzChyne "
Cloth
for lingerie
No lovelier material
for lingerie ever came
from loom. it might
be woven by fairies.
A white 7c tton wash
satin with tiny stripe.
It is smooth as its silk-
en cousin. Of a high
lustre and firm weave.
Not in the least frail
or flimsy.
Yard wide, 79 cu.»
Also in orchid and
pink. Lovely for night-
gowns and pajamas.
Third floor.
Vogue Patterns
on Sale '
Subscriptions taken
for eleven numbers
of the
Vogue Magazine
$2.00 _
Vogue Quarterly
Fashion Books '
published every three
munths.
Five copies for $1.00
Regularly 35 cts. each
l‘attcrn Section.
. Third floor.
Handkerchiefs.
Colour and more
colour. They tuck
them around and wear
them on the wrist.
Those for Easter are
particularly attractive
and some of perigee
with embroidered cor-
‘uers we dare say will
be picked up at first
The.
_ City aninee'r an H the Corporation
counsel will continu- ‘ ‘to protect the
interest a! the people. I remain
Corporation Counsel have most care- ,1
: Your: very truly.
- ALFRED N. PHILLIPS. 1r. ’
1. y 1'. ‘
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LONDON.
March -11.—S_coret
:By Universal Cable Service
PARIS, March ELL—The
.Midtlearns that big
England. Hound.
governments to, interfere
exports, causing a.
bination‘in restraint
Paris-Midi says: ‘
France
‘ world."
q-—-——1-———-—-——-—-—
EXPORTERS SEEKH‘IG
RUHR INTERFERENCE
Paris-
exporters in :-
Sweden. Switzer-
land and Denmark are urging their
> in the
French occupation of the Ruhr.
Displaying anger at having the
French Customs levy on imports and
“gigantic com;
or trade," the
“The practise on a. large scale of
such methods will inevitably cause
to break _with the whole
iars including, it is
O‘Brien. Sean McGrath and other
lender- both men and women. was
arrested— here in startling raid! and!
this
authorities.
conspiracy against the Irish Free
State, were cauveyed to the Boston
trial by’ the government.
quantity of important documents and
correspondence was seized.
Close upon a hundred Irish Irregu-
cretly :and quickly arrested in other
lpnd.
The startling coup was carried out
Advertise in the Sentinel for the at the request of the Free State at:-
best results.
t'h critics.
New Hats
Omhre Visks Tut-bans, draped.
Milan Hemps, pokes with embroidery or
flowers.
Timbo Straw Hats‘draped with Batik scarves. -
Hats for Matt-0m, draped strawcloth with fancy
feather trimmings.
Black, navy blue and fashionable shades.
$5.75 .. f
Second floor.
The Spring Tweeds _¥_
Thcs‘emtraciive mixtures now on display in: ‘ _
shown to great advantage in connection with the “
One may see exactly how the suit
Vogue Models.
will look made up.
These mixtures of tan and brown with colored '1
threads intenwoven are so mannisl: and so durable
that every woman will want them for business and "
$2.25 a 3'11
tailored wear.
Third floor.
‘ New Motor Rugs ' ~
Just arrived I ‘
Every car will need its rug this Spring. These
new ones are in plaids’ of subdued tones effects in
blue and brown most attractive, all wool, not too
- $12.50 ' 1
heavy.
.bgmplng Blankets, khaki color with a darker .
brown broad stripe. All wo’ol, weighing five- pounds
sight. .,
5) and 75 cts. each
T here are some dar— ' ‘ ‘ it; t
kiddies. '
50,75 ctr. and $1.00 “ ,-
‘ fish: floor. _'
' Brunswmk
Designer Subscribers Records
The April Number Trovatore, ,
is Ready}? Lucrezia Borgia
Drinking 55:13.,
it has a story by the Contralto with ”chasm _
Williamsons..And an— ,
other “Rootabaga’i ‘1
Story by Carl Sand-_ ‘
burg.
‘Pl'aiying the
Tb ird floor
The World Is Waiting-7
for the. Sunrise.
J"ox Trot:
Lonely Nest. Fox Trot. ~ '
A Kiss mtheSDsrk
Crinoline Days.
51:
Blues.
Waltz. '4
Fox Trot
.1“ Do you like
0!!! Silk Window?
Is not the coloring
gorgeous? The“ influ-
ence of Egypt is prom;
intent. The Printed’ , ,,
Crepes are out}: as a :‘ ’
queen of Egypt might
have worn. A very
large display at the de-
_ pertinent.
Th 1rd floor.
active supporters of the Irish 1m '
reported. Art :
morning by Scotland !ht§:
British cities outside of London. Int!
within a. few hours deported to Ire- ;
The arrested. who are charged m .
station today and were sent to Liver-’1 ‘ '
pool in. a special train on their my to a '
Ireland. where they will be held tor f i
A great ’
tars. both men and women. were so-
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