l? Evnrd Ilinzen and
.» ,tll, of New York
. .:::<l occupied cot-
liv.:t'll last summer
.: llli' r there again
_‘ mm is the nilrml
liionx National
l3, l.« Wis and their
52v ’l‘nylor Lmvis.
.x\- 11.05 at their
\ \mrr among thosc
- i‘ w r uium‘n Sutur-
r'w musiv'ul illlil tut
1'. Imir)‘
. “U;
t‘luli. .‘.li>s
accompany
'l‘liv y are
vr California on
l‘H'lll.l.
o t l.
, was the guest
.xt llludiO)‘. ul
>' allay.
Farms school.
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The C. S. Mersick Company has
levied an attachment against the
Meek Oven Company to the amount
of $70. and the Bmtimore Enamel
and Novelty Company has lexicd an
attachment against the Neck Oven
Company for $4,000,
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Abbie F. Humphrey. of 18 Frances-
'cn. strc'et. \\’est Summerville, Mass.
has sold to Helen S. Estes, of Rock-
land. Mass, the property formerly
owned and occupied by Dr. Mac-
l.:iury and family and situated on
Main street, “'estport. The price
paid was $12,000. -
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Frederick M. Salmon. Judge of the
Probate court, bought at the auction
held at the Starch \Vorks. Friday. the
mahogany ofllce furniture formerly
in longing to the Meek Oven Company.
John Gllbertie and family are vis-
iting in New York.
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Miss Helen Glynn is
home with grippe.
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Louis Manner has accepted a posi-
tion with the N. Y. N. H. & H. rail~
road as brakcman. William Man-
ners is employed with the N. Y., N.
H. o;- 1{., railroad as a steam fitter.
Steven Butner is also employed as a.
sttamtittcr and Joseph Izzo will have
apposition in the electrical department
April lst.
ill at her
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Benjamin Ackcrman. of New York.
is \lsitlng his sister, Mrs. Fred
KniSir ot‘ Trcadwcll avrnue. Mrs.
Kaiser's mother. Mrs. Jacob Acker—
man, who was taken ill with pneu-
monia while visiting her daughter, is
reported to be improved in health.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Davis of Riv-
etide avenue, have moved to Bridge-
port.
" THE DAILYOSENTINELV '
president, residing. After the regular
business was disposed 0: “Garden
week." which is to be near the end
of April. was discussed. A committee
was discussed. A committee ‘was ap-
pointed by the president to plan
whether and by what means the
T. I. A. may participate in this
movement. The members or the
committee are Mrs. W. S. Adams,
Mrs. \Viliiam Krause. Mrs. Converse:
and Mrs. Nevada. Hitch‘tock. A letter
regarding Near East relief was read
by the secretary, Miss Alice Rauber.
No action was taken. The announce.
ment of a benefit to be given by the
Greens Farms Shakespearian Club
for the library book fund was made.
This benefit will be given in the Fine
Arts Theatrcfabout April 20th. There'
will be a scene from “The; Merchant
of Venice" and a musical program by
Alice Smith Godillot and George I.
Tompkins. The AdVlsory board gave
a report on proposed beach activities
t‘& the summer season. George A.
Darrow will be the pavilion manager
w._
met and the benefit of organized
games- nnd announced thatrthe teach-
ers and pupils of the Bedford school
will hold a, bazaar on April 14th, at
the Town Hall, to raise money to
help the school athletic" committee
purchase equipment. There will be
ancy work booths. food sales.
cream and a. play by the pupils. They
are asking the backing of the W. '1‘.
I. A., or rather the patronage ot all
the people of the town. through the
medium of the W. T. I. A. Any one
having a. yard or two of cloth, percale,
gingham, etc., please donate it for this.
cause, leaving it at the
Miss Grimmer. The Library book
commitee some time ago voted to give
812.50 for new books for the Bridge
Street branch of the library. The W.
T. I. A. voted to double this sum,
ice:
library for ’
giving s2‘5.oo. Dr. George Langzettel
then gave a. most interesting address!
on the subject of the
tul"
“Tho most Delicious Ten youcnn
~ Sold 011th in sealed metal
.81.
“’0
packet.
NEVER IN BULK ‘
port location. the river and hills, and
"Village Beauti- to the attractiveness of the irregular
mapping out ways for the im- streets and curving
provernent of VVestport. calling atten-Ywhere there are in other towns. cor-
tion to the natural beauties of West-'ners.
intersections.
o'clock p. In. There was t m- larger
attendance than usual.
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Mrs. Homer Clark is, tho not at
The meeting adjourned at 5] Mrs. Jacob Kaiser.
i
‘ ‘ ‘ this summer. The beach advisory . c
' ' ‘ After having the furniture ropolishod Mrs. John Gordon is entertaining committee are: MFS- JOhn Crawford, ~
‘ Mu strrrt. enter- it will no pmccd in the office of Judge: her daughter, Jessie, of Bridgeport. Mrs. Johnxfdaxi! T221133; Mil: £10188
Kiuh .vr‘stcr'lay Salmon in the Town Hall. ' ' ° Thomas, . ss ce 3 r. mem- “ -
‘ ‘ ‘ ° I-‘lorence Purcell sprained her ankle bership committee will be announced
' ' ° Miss Ilnrriet Knight, n'ho :ms bcrn on Friday and is unable. to report for latllrb t'rh: duties eaglgistgolfixfingz
11:; lnr'fr rrowvl 2.x rn iin the wintr'r (bro: d. is (3 -.t- her studies at the High school. Wi e 0 ormu 9“ c 9 '
munch or in. D1 nonf. about April hi. isiiox’fiti ‘ ' t. the umbe‘rShiD 0’ the °rganmm°n~ l [stab/(Mod £5]
~ . Iill su’r. ’l‘lw won.) tho summir at the home of The regular meeting of the W0. A delegation of teacehrs from Bed- ,
‘ ;"él.\"‘ll HI‘ 1“ “HITS Miss Lilllam \\’ald. man's Town Improvement Associa- ford. With MrS. 11113591 3:] Spore;- \
'2: nnx‘o'r zllztl tluri tion was held in Library Ilall. yrster- man. outlined the propose ath e c r ‘
Laramin \nlu-s Hunt and Dotvn; utilitrinlplriie the day afternoon. Mzs. John Crawford. activities of the school for this sum- Store closes daily at 6 OClOCk.
l‘llrt'lizlsv of the 'llllit‘ prop- ‘
‘ ‘ " «My, non" owned lry Professor Bum- . . . . . . . . . ,
4 r rm Comp“ . put; at Compo Mills. Professor Bum- 0:00:”:90:«:»:»:«:«:06:M:00:00:”:“z”:“:“.“¢”o”o”o‘_°g”o”o“o”2 7’ 0 '
Hut-r Hr” t. i> ' pus is now abroad and the sale cannot V,‘ .9.
n ‘v'lw rin. 'l‘hcro' ho comphtcd until his return. .9. 5:.
r i2: toun. o o o z 9: >
‘ ' ‘ . The garage being constructed for .:. «9:0
-l"‘l M' "‘7“! ”it”! slin‘rn'onni. of Compo Mills. is o. ..
warms: completion. It will lxohl .3. SAFETY EFFICIENCY SERVICE : ‘A. new pattern of. .1
‘ ‘ ‘ right autoniohilrs and have an oil: 3 .9 Rowland Chm h” 8.1"-
' 1‘ floor in lltr station. The garage “ill be untlcr the L 0.9 .0 ¢fived. It is called
':~'.\' llillllml his umnnrwmmtt of Jirry Kuhan of the 9 . . _
.. . .lns- in. mm, won-i. gnmm ,‘f 0:0 “RaJah,” and in the
mm mm m. . . . 1'03. B l ISINESS 3; center of each piece is a
sight 5H v, ' . llv': _ ,v{ I; , i ( 1 o -
r r 1? r \\'|::lifilll \\'€:t:w:trtq 3:1”;unldtzly: “ "“0“ ‘ ‘1" i l .3. 0:. blrd upon 8 blqssomm€
'j |~r past (.tf‘grr- 1:: . . t .3. , .3. bough. There 18 a bar.
:‘r‘rl’ 1:.le tinny l-y ‘ Mr. \Visclcsnorvh of Norwalk. ’.\‘:t$ l 030 : der Of gray with medal-
l‘lu l-«n:l._v \xnrn in town Sunday. looking over his 5 ‘ ‘9 . . .
-~ p in ii l»! ."orv smmv I propr rty at Compr) Batch, 7 f . . .3. 110113 0f buds, and buds
-' "W" "F *0 wmg ‘ ‘ ’ . ’3’ The man who 18 in busmess wants. fU‘St 01' .8. are upon the interiors of
‘wu. Mr. and Mrs. S. l“. Jacobs of Y .. _ _ . r
, , . 1:142: mm. wan- in town Sunday. . ‘3. all, to establish h1mself 1n the eyes of other .3. ' cups and bowls.
‘ ,.., . ." Compn Mills. \isiting .‘lrs. .lacolis' rarvnts. Mr. and , O . - ’9 ' '
, ' - z 11 m. o. Mrs. , Mrs. mm \Vakrmnn or Cempo strut. = 0:0 busmess men With whom he must deal. .3. A Silver Bud Vuc 13
. > an. an“, my... _ . . 1490 . 09 a. most appropriate Eas-
' I!» n!" n was n Mr. and Mrs. Him. Bradley ‘0‘ of. Here in Norwalk, he finds an account with 0%. ter gift. A glistening
‘r :" .\'. l. MPH". Nnr\\’.i‘k, \vt rn Sun« :1}' guests at t it ‘ , _ ' .
r. ., Hum. Many-E home or Mr. and Mrs. sin-rm Gault. .z. the Central Trust Co. of very great assxstance oz. slender thing :1? dllilold
, .,~ n» Liters m" . . . : o . . ~ 0 one rose one a o ' or
' <- l. , Morse “rut to' Robert Lamriln and Tamlly are (0- 00. in this matter. ' 3 . '
: ' tum will-known to: rupying the Clark Fay cottage. Whilr, '9’. ’z. “ax-emu}. ,
v ‘ .. \x- n tlu "young: r 3 Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fny are in i .3. Let 118 analyze your requirements and con. 9:. In Sterling SllVGl’, $2.65
~ .11»: nun. Sim mat"y l‘Itiropv“. l 9 O. s ‘
s: x .1... m Mus-l . - - v.0 sider how to aSSISt you. 3 pr l
" .. l~ i.l.' Hr .‘Jnrsr mill", _.\l.’r(.i Hnwrs. of Snugutuck. came to” .3. . ‘
‘.lr:':wn. my! “Jr .1 Y(.~'l« l up from New York. Sunday, to in» ( 6:9 .0 a .
'l'v ms. at the time Lupv‘r‘t his proper-iv ltrrn in prepara- 1 z .3. \ ._
:tion for the summer season. row. : M311 Jongg Sets are
a a o . V ' c‘ O. .
. _ - .~ - . ~ g o o . . - .
Y” ”l‘ " "ml“ “‘ “7' “3“}? ...,§f;?o',;,}233333.933; ”0‘ .j. 9:. put up m brass bound _ _ , - .
1!, (iv i as 'z rum. is: u re ') -. . . .- . 4 g 7‘ 1
3mm. . H- r1 l-: ing ill thc . all prone. \Vatcr -is clearflaxtd liOLS; 0:. C .3. chest? with handle} and . , 1., . . I
tori u. Vim v. n t». r. Ffitfllllltzn- F0333" I‘i‘zi't’fy 3:3“: $331.: : 0:9 THE CENTRAL TRUST O. 0:. smelling mysteriously '
0 t 0 iv .o to nor ," wr Is . .. .1 .'._'.1 o .
. , t . m '00 cc of camphor. '
'-. 1-2:le l‘.- ru-r', rv.’ .\r-.v Yorl.g.\cn Orleans. Louisiana. llaclmmhv.i . .
. N Writing by raurn. Mr. and 3 rheumatic pains, tin-d tsiclinl‘lrr.1 an i .:. 0F NORWALK, CONN. .g. Pnced from $12.50 up Fevv Spring waSh Dress OOdS
,4. iii Ala»! ul .‘~i.-l: J.l.i.‘~’. of Urrens ’ symptoms of distrc-ssc, ’li.l'l(}5.- 4,, . y
In“. I l i - H.015}- Kininrv Pilis tone up the kid- ' 00 0:0 The may ofStunped . . Cotton Crepes_ , man3'0f these new ones. are \
, , , IMF an, WW, ,,3,.... mm... mm. .. . . .1 I - _ copies of expensxve materials In Egyptian desrgns,
& l l r l HIV 1 ”x "or troullc l‘r’l' e 1~lctitrtrs ' 3 ‘ O lavender b] e C d he 'th ll'i
who Hill! Iris '1‘ ve .1 -'..-.«. > . .-. .s 5.). i H... ‘ ‘ recon
” nttw'l: of N‘Wrs an“ 1" “"1“”9‘" "P0“ 1"“!“335- Stillson. 1‘0““! Y c O O O O 0 9 ‘..0o.’.o‘g.9......”.«’oo.oo.oo.oo.«.oo.oo.oo.”.”.0::b tempts .every woman to - ’ U ’- gl’ CI! an ‘ mm W] geome. . C
1-,. 1' mm. m m- Greens‘Corporation—Adv. ll”.”.”o“o“o”o“o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o gettowork. Especially llllCS, conventional palm leaves .and the familiar
are the household 21g zags which appear m Egyptian patterns. Very
., . , 2 "25nd,... . . . things appealing, the many light effects for summer. \lidth 1:13:5mchci
‘7 pillow cases with points - ‘- y
f; '" ; ~ . , , o and scallops to be " Cross-bar Voiles and Plain Voila with s uarcs
’l ‘ . > . , . . . . . . . .
.j - ~. . .. veryt g . on Jomed mth crochet or in heavy ratme threads. \V lute With black, orchid,
l5 .7, _ ~ , . , - art work and aimore or green or blue with darker shades of blue. Ve .
L -. 1’3 .1 3' : " E25 Need ' I '0 Know less Simple pattern for stylish, 36 inches wide. 79 ch. 1 y
' .4 1 if ~ A. ..-. .. . embroide . . . . . .
1 ., by _. .. ~ , On oldymuslin Plud. Tissue Gmghams, half silk, exqu151te
. F; ’ ’ 3° $1 35 ° materials 111 old blue, lavender, rose, pink, yellow
33 .
and green. Plaited in large
squares which are in turn
~ checked‘with small lines.
Width 31 inches.
89 ds. 0. yd.
Figured Voile: in dark effects, purplish reds,
Persians, white and black, and peacock blues, all
richly blended. This material is woven of two-ply
thread. Nothing could be finer or more even in
weave. One yard wide. $1.00 a yd.
Stylish White Goods
Stylish Rstincs, stripes and plaids, plain weaves
alternating with openwork', the openwork very
loose and very open, reminding one of a dish cloth
Presented In One Volume “By The I
\~\
Little French Baskets
fashioned of gold braid,
galloon and lace, the
kind Marie Antoinette
would approve are to
be applied to frocks of
dark taffeta, or crepe. ~
Especially are they at-
tractive on taffeta. They
,J' _ ‘ ._ Daily Sentinel
7 luv—Dictionaries in One»22
.7‘-‘ Separate Vocabulnrics of Activities in Which
Special Meanings Are Given to Words:
The Antanobile Aviation, Baseball Photqnphy, Polo. Hulk
....1o..v.
M0“ Cmm Abbmil- FGW‘ Wirelcu Telecraphy 8“ . at “19 tn 3 only of far nicer quality. $1.00 a yd.
tron, Foreign Words and Phrase W . of mi Op”. section, mam floor. ,. . . _
,. Forms of Address ' con, lacrosse, Lawn Ten- . “fl: )1 u“. R l Sh “d c n Winte Crepes. no weave 15 more attractive for
?‘ Am ‘ ‘ , A t o a I ms , m . 0e: ‘
g 5,532? may, and New! Terms yam Sh.” are to be worn serwceable summer wear than these very fine
crepes. A very tempting quality now at 85 ch. n yd.
‘ Third floor.
this summer. Also
many grays and tans.
One may be as eccentric
as she chooses in regard
to‘ footwear this season.
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Additional Facts and Guides Needed Daily ' ‘
HowOurhngmgeGrcw
Facts About the M .
Value of Foreign Cdno . ’
Elements of Words
.vcrytmc, Om Walk: , L
0‘ Prophet
language
The Metric System
Page and Double Page Illustrations in Color
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nominal cost. Many words used daily. broughtin by science. ' '-
tary and political upheavals, art, religion, industry, never put into
ANY previous dictionary. are ALL clearly defimd in tho
Veilings
Combinations large. and small dots. There at!
efiects in 7 c .
Black and Navy Blue,
Brown on Sand,
Sand on Brown,
Copenhagen on Taupe,
Rose on Gray, ,
Orchid and Black dot on orchid mesh.
At the Neckwear Counter. Main floor.
Punctuation
Pnctionl Syntax. or Up-to-Date Sen.
tcncc Building ,
Time and Its Variations
Use of Nouns, Adjedivcs, Adverbs
and Verbs
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The Wristkerchief is
a tiny accessory but in
gay Persian, Batik, or
Egyptian it gives a flash
of color and is attrac-
' tive. Some are fastened
to straps. '
. . . . Bridge players will
\ . »‘ ;. This 18'“ wnstcluef. like some new cards.
: ' 50 cut ' The backs are in floral
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The Love Knot Slip-
per is greatly liked. It
has linked straps and a
baby Spanish heel.
In patent leather,
$12.50
In satin. $12.00
d esigns, hollyhocks,
tulips, apple blossoms,
orchids and wild red
clover. They are nar-
row, easy to hold and
will bring luck.
75 etc.
‘Now let us sing long live
the King.
Long live the Queen and Jack
long live the Ten Spot and
the Ace,
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son. Still every tassel
lends grace to the wear- .
er and the long silky,
ones are nice tor nerv-
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at times. A great vari-
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