lvlllltllfls'.
=: im; on Saturday
m i to 5 o'clock p. m
l" i'miilticlt‘d by
lli‘lilflf‘ Street school,
All
‘i'l' thi'
lIHlll.
mwlirs.
lt".ll need.
0 '0 0
it. until.
\\'i at port, l'Oi'
Ii‘.ili$l;‘
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2.11.
1-1 :‘lrrr‘t. \Testport.
ili’ Milly.
I 1.;Iit, Quinlan
e D C i
l ulm Reed will
rt't-tinn and
inll'l‘til‘iilgL‘ in
lili‘smi,
\ilinutown
l llill‘lt"(l
. r donations?
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l‘i
will”: of
.\it'lltll
.erSDAY, MARCH 15, 19a.
Vestport News and Notes
.1 cake and food sale
opposite
the
raising funds tto
ilridge Street
Housewives
i\~ min will not only
but will be
-t Highway Commis-
lirought by
the
of the death
. “ll” died last spring
. Mir-i in the Super-
Attorneys
and
en-
teri. at.
honor
St creta ry ot'
llospital.
the fund.
1 llll)(‘['l0 Di Pied-
Sullgutuck Sons of
the ofiicers
. illi'llltil to postpone
State Senate has passed a bill raising
the salaary of the Fairtleid prosecutor
. from $800 to Si. 200 per year. \Vhen
the people of \Vestport instructed
their representative to present to
the State Legislature a. bill creetin
a Town Court, at a town meeting last
fall they instructed that the T-onn
Court should be modeled after the
Fairiield Court. This specifies the
number of officers and amount of
their salaries. At that time the
prosecuting attorney was fitting $800
per year. Now that the 3400 increase
is voted by the State Senator it auto-
matically raises Westpotit's prosecu-
ting attorney to 81. 200. thus adding
to the attracuveness of the omcc.
thrown e e e
przsslng over a
The records of the teen clerk
show that on March 13th. Harold A.
Gerham deeded to Phoebe L. Tilly
the Westerly half of lot No. 15, situ-
ated in Great Marsh. icon of \Vest-
port.
0 O 0
A warrantee deed. dated
and recorded on March 12th,
that John B.
in July.
shows
Morris sold to Charles
‘ ‘ , ' 1.. Remsen. lot. No. 13, in the Morris
.1 will) of the diocese tract, subject to restriction. No
house or houses may b: erected on
. t e the premises of lot No. 13. that may
w Sh. rwootl has (10- cost less than 85.000.
mnnry to the chzilr- e e e
'. . intuitive of the . .
”in Antericnn lied 19m Scout Troop. 1‘40. 1. held their
‘ “Plume ot' comforts tmd study period. under the direc-
tion of Miss \Varren of New Haven
in the Red Cross rooms, yesterday.
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Girl Scout Troop. No. 2, met in the
Town Hall. yesterday. 'lhe “Stars
and Stripes"
were presented by Cap-
tuin Crossmun. The girls are work-
nig hard for the signal tests.
lunch room,
As the regular ’ ’ '
lliv nrsi Sunday in Mrs. \Vestly Ackerly of \Vcstport,
gave birth to a baby em in the Nor-
. v
rived by smaller towns in the vicinity
of Boston by the work of this organ-
ation. Mr. Sanger made an appeal
that funds' be collected to help .this
Good work on. The money they used
to collect in saloons must now be
solicited through the good will of
other organizations. Mr. Sanger's ad-
dress Was short and impreseite.
Routine business was in order after
the address of M‘i'. Sanger. The mem-
bers of the Poet voted that in case of
the death of serxice men. there would
be a guard furnished on the request
of the relatives of the deceased for
one hour before the senice. It has
been customary to keep a. guard in
uniform all the night before burial.
Mhny of the legion members are op-
posed to the custom, as this duty
generally falls to a. few volunteers.
After the business meeting .0! the
legion and the auxiliary. the members
and their guests played Whist' and
pinochle until a late hour. when
punch and a variety of cakes were
served. The Whist was a succss, both
socially and financially. The new
phonograph furnished musiclfor the
evening. Prizes were given the men
and women winning the highest num-
ber of points in the whist games and
HEAlllifi CREAM-
SHIPS EATARRH
Clogged Air Passages Open at Once—
Nosirils Cleared
if your nostrils are colggcd and
your head stuffed because of caiarrh
or a cold. gr-t. Ely’s Cream Balm at
any drug store. Apply a little of this
pure. antiseptic. germ destroying
crea minto your nostrils and let it
penotrate through every air passage
of your head and membranes. In—
stant relief.
Iiow good it feels. Your head is
clear. Your nostrils are open. You
breathe freely. No more hawking or
snuffling. llrml colds and catarrh
yield like manic. Don‘t stay stuffed
up. choked up and miserable. Relief
is sure—Adv.
my; until the second walk Hospital on Saturday.
~i, “lilt‘ll falls on the ‘ ‘ '
i,i‘.‘~t Sunday is Easter Mrs. Judson \Vatts spent the day in
“as some discus- Bridgeport yesterday.
it i’ll'Ck for $400 {01‘ . . .
t": it) an‘iantc. who The August Matthias Post. American
”3" "- VUHHMC'S Wife Legion. held a. regular meeting at the
'w‘ .\ ‘l"lit‘|"nl. ”10 club rooms in l"nble's building last
is In the administrator. evening. Mr. Sanger of the Salva-
iii to be used for Mrs. tion Army. gave a. few minutes' talk
‘wi‘t.
e O 0
; l'll‘l), who has been
;:. lutugustu. Chili, sailed
I . . tor New York. where
g‘ , on March 26th. Mr. Salmon, Tuna Fish, Lobster.
: l.’ tit-tuinrd because of
l’ . min Mrs. Perry some
.-t. llOlll Mr. and Mrs.
'I‘.l§ or “Wstport. and ”be”, Square
w Lilith-4 “ill be glad to
[‘nitt vi States.
I O O
:or the summer season.
3 O I
Hion
'v.
is able to be
after several
hmi an
l‘iillx the truth.
lilt‘
HMO
mi house and
nlliciails are
he wither
of
t
,
a ll“ is
ill lw trim]
e o O
tiiif:
mm! new (1
._\- t xpu-t to make their
x3: (fininy. of New Haven, is
3mg ou-r her property and
fur net'dml repairs in
about
weeks' of
Hi) Went to New York today
instrument to
wit's head which would
Kozok.
.ul. tin-n confessed that
-u into the (.Zi'vr-us Farms
tulrr‘; also was guilty
the Luckcy house.
Alvord
the
has an ac-
Hmt he is an accomplice.
working for a
mu .Iu nationality. but as
. I ll] uivntion any name.
Saturday'
attorney of West-
»l 'l‘mvn Court will have
before taking
m rntiwr unusual. The
LENTEN FOOD
Cod Fish in one pound wooden lmes, Gorton‘s Cod, Shredded Cod.
Crab Meat, Shrimp. Sardines.
FRUIT —- VEGETABLES -— BANNER BREAD
' CANEVARI
FREE DELI" ERY
Telephone 310
\
Telephone 141
i
EDWARD C. NASH 2
MOTOR TRUCKING — FURNITURE MOVING
4
Westport, Conn.
It Hill.
At t 0
timtix-s of the New York.
tin nwl Hartford railroad,
in getting a confession
iiuzok regarding the re-
with in \V'rstport. after
tlii‘ mun for some time.
i‘tltt‘llltfl denials from g HOTEL DAVENPORT
or the detectives told
DAVENPORT COFFEE SHOPPE
“Geode Cheer Within”
A Place to Eat Par Exellance
Cakes and Pastries to Order for Home Use
CATERER FOR PARTIES
Music Every Evening-—S:3O to 9:00
STAMFORD, CONN.
PROMPT
DELIVERY
,u.
”Gehebe’ 3 ’ii“
carry a full line and the prices are
CONVENIENOES FOR‘THE BATHROOM
Don‘t overlook the advantages of fitting up your bathroom with
a glass holder, towel bur. tooth-brush holder, soap dish, toilet paper
holder, sponge holder, medicine cabinet, mirror. bath scat, shower or
spray, hamper, either white enamel or willow, because these things
make a wonderful difference in the convenience of a bathroom.
loci. bathroom fixtures here and make your bathroom complete.
Sc-
“'e
right.
25 WASHINGTON ST.
80. NORWALK
4th Great
Anniversary Sale
Opened This Morning
Hundreds have visited the Store today to help us cele-
brate our fourth anniversary—We are making it a
happy event by giving wonderful values.
COME, EARLY 1 ‘ ,. 7
The Store Closes at 6 p. in. Open Saturday Untilv9 p. m.
\
Mi‘l Outlet Store
124 Washington St»
SoNorwalk '
on the activities of the Salvation ;in the plnochie games.
, Army in Boston. and the benefits de-
THE DAILY SENTIN EL
The prizes
were done up in paddy green paper
and tied with green
score cards were decorated with the
picture of a maid for
Green Isle" and a. cireie
rocks.
ners will be given tomorrow.
ribbon. The
the “Little
of. Sham-
The names of the prize win-
. C O
Mrs. Herman Langzeltell. Mrs. Her- best of these.
veshibits of
7‘-
bert'Beers and Miss Mary “Burr. at-
tended a. meeting of the Fail-field
Garden Club. at the home of Mrs.
Riker in Fairfleld on Tuesday. Miss
Bram of Sacco Hill, Southport. was
the principal speaker“ Her subject
was “Gardens in France." Several‘
miniature gardens were
shown and prizes were given for the
There were miniature
PAGE m
om TO REVISE muss.
By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, -Ma.rch 15.—
roads operating through the south-1
lwest and the lower Mississippi valley
were ordered by the Interstate Gom— ‘
merce Commission today to match ‘
houses. sunken gardens, the eievas
toin‘ of buildings with surrounding
gardens. Altogether it was one of
the most interesting meetings that
has been held by the Garden Club.
One job worse than being a wife is
general revisign ' inf commoditie-
being a. central and answering the freight rate schedules, efiective 193‘
blame phone all daylong. 30.
Shoes for Women ' 1‘
of Fashion
Women looking
this and well fitting shoes in addition
to style will find this combination in
.all our new spring models.
We list a few of exceptional quality
Oxfords and One-Strap Pumps 7
of graceful lines, in gunmetal, brown
kid, black kid and patent colt.
$7.00, $10.00 and $12.00
Pumps and Oxfords of brown
and gray suede, with military, Baby
Spanish and French heels.
CDtD I»
Read C0
[stab/113590! 1657
Store closes daily at 6 o’clock
Nets. ChiffOns,
Chapcaux, Exclusive
Laces ‘ ' to K’ead’s
for comfort— ““1 Silk” Twelve Vogue Models that well
with old
Liberty
Chiffon:
$8. 00, $10. 00 and $13. 50.
As shoe comfort
health it always pays
grade footwear.
fl‘o trim a lady’s gown.
' Spanish Nets, black
Paisley designs.
“Bertha” Laces cm-
broidered with metal.
wanted colors. .
dressed French women are wearing
blue, blue this sprino'. The newest in color,
with white. and tan
with brown.
material and design are shown as
Silk! i n favored by the houses of
;
Caroline Reboux, Evelyn Varron,
Maison Lewis, Suzanne Talbot, Rose‘
Descat,‘Lucie Hamar, Suzy, Georg.
in all
Main ‘floor.
Center .15... ette, Jeanne Lenvin, Eliane, Maxie“ '
means better
to buy high
Main floor.
New and,
ing. Motifs
. and silk held in place
by rows of colored rib-
bonzine and having a
very long fringe of the
ribbonzine.
brown,
jade,
3T3)“
Ribbonzine
Belts - *-
black w i t ii
turquoise
Ask to see them.
Trimming Section
Louise, Maria Guy.
On display in milliri’ci’y 's'c’c'tioi'l.‘
. Second floor.
quite strik-
of metal
Gold with
01'.
sin floor. '
end trips.
The Smart Hat Box
For traveling. The young woman finds- this light weight
hat box of black enameled cloth a capital thing for week
it holds a hat and all the necessary things for
two or three days. Very light in weight.
.Very secure,
waterproof, smart and easy to carry.
from $3. 00 to $5. 00
The Automobile
(ions
Forms of Addie.
Americanisina, A t
3‘ Weights
‘Puncuntion
.rnceuism
(ii: If Tone;
Don t Lot 98::
Stand Between You and
Education.
WWW
Thematic
vdmdmla
1, lift ‘
omens Elwin
um.
Claw 'cnl Abbrem‘ don:
Most Common Abbrem‘
tonne Building
Time and In Variations
Use of Nouns, Adieetivu, Adverbs
and Verbs
Yours
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