Grier!!!“-
‘-
”U
‘ ‘Jr Guild of
.. mm many people of
l\|\r\‘55(‘d their desire
. \lllngo green some
i-wnter of the town.
.it necessity for West-
» . play about the side-
- imry stops and in the .
-, l)“(‘.'11150 those who
mm nts along Main and
\n no where else to
wvull ups who have
.i have to wait in the
muid. in the spring and
. ,i.» an attractive place
i» \\ lilCll to wait. The
::i or the people is to
There is no build-
- ilil'f’SFlVe. that can add
loullllfUl” ides. as can
li‘." green. The Wom-
limvinent Association.
. ’l‘mvn Plan commit-
}..wssibly carry out a
wmv it the voters of the
';lVl‘l would back them.
ville of VVestport have
_.-rmis in voting funds
:mt‘mt‘ s. we feel sure
l not hesitate to vote
riuvnt as this. it a. well
.re. before them in
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I; Sherwood leaves for
'l'llHiill, to attend the
im- l'tastern Massa-
At the annual meeting a: th
mien in‘ December. one or the matings;
o the Vigilant Company proposed
that. there be one big "blow out " all
companies sharing the expense. at the
next meeting in order to get all mem-
bers together and create a feeling of
fellowship among the companies
There was no vote tflen oli this pro:
posal. There seems however, to have
been a misunderstanding. The quar-
terly meeting was to be with the'
Saugatuck Hose Company. This com-
pany prepared for a big time at. the
meeting scheduled for Tuesday-might
March 20th. A banquet was planned.
music and talent engaged for enter:
taining. \Vhen the-other companies
were asked for a contribution of $25
each. the Compo's were the only ones
willing to contribute. When the news
came that the Viligants and Pioneers
had decided not to share expenses
with the Saugatuck Hose Company
the latter became angry and cancelled
the order for food, music, and other
entertainment provided. The recap-
tlon to those of the other Fire Com-
panies was cold and in order to cm—
phasizo the {rigidity of the reception
the fire was allowed to die out com:
polling the .visitors to keep their ovor~
costs on. The session was rather a.
hot one. The chief. Francis Dunni-
gnn. read a letter from former Chief
Lucius n. Fanning expressing regret
-\ Association. Mrs.
. <..-n invited to present
A'i-utcmpornry Essay."
., 'i,~i:‘lsfl(‘n.lly received at
l'l .- Southern New Eng-
u‘ui‘wrcnce.
s o o
- lili Adams of Greens
to bo about town again.
.nnl‘mod to his bed. for
.'ll inflammatory rheu-
. O O
l . izlonnlres of VVcstport
' at. Leo VViliiams Legion
O
O O O
lrrndy. who died a few
. .‘x'orwnlk, wns interred in
muwtery in Westport to-
ilrridy lind many friends
. having resided hero {or a
)"JIY‘F.
o I O
«urn S. John was a visitor
1.. virterdny.
o o O ‘
"laid Snehs spent yesterday
lll ilr'idgeprt.
° nt thr- church
Christ church mnnd
parlors on gambling.
"r prepare the church tort
at his inability to be present ho-
cause ,ot recent illness. Arguments
were Indiilized in until adjournment.
The next quarterly meeting will be
.held with the Vilignnts.
O 0 I
Mrs. Elizabeth Tlrown and Mrs.
. .y _ . .' ’y _ .
Karma-k today. to attend. the opera
, S."'-’:
*r- v..
ings in mm ' mtfisflormsnee‘ ml
rtnkhp moon the wetting! of the 19th
and th. ~ ~ ’
454% lit (the stem
House. -. ”on” 9”“
... . ‘
Henry 0. Burr has installed a. new
show case in his grocery store.
0 O
s» 0“.» ‘
The Schoobreports ot the pupils of
of Staples 31211 $011601 will be"given
this week. Easter vacation will begin
next Monday a. , o‘ns week.
School will be convence- on Easter
Monday. ‘ "
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NEW TELEPHONES
0
John Held. Jr.. has entered the list
of Westport real estate agents.
'0 O 0
Mrs. Nevada Hitchcock has,opened
her Westport home and will remain
in Westport-unti1 the end of the sum-
mer season. I
Many New Instruments Since the Last
Issue 01 the Norwalk Directory.
Following is a PM of telephones in-
stalled since the issuing of the last
list. Cut this out and paste in the
back or your directory.
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Mrs. Hegeman and daughtfi.Marie.
were visitors in Norwalk today.
. O 0
An U. Si Army-recruiting Sergeant
Thomas Ball were visitors in Norwalk,
\Vcdnesdny.
. 0 O 0
Mrs. Frank Taylor and daughtc’.
Mrs. Harry Nichols. of Bridgeport.
were the guests of Mrs. Henriette
Bradley 0! State street. yesterday.
O O 0
There was a consul tion of doctors
yetcrduy regarding t condition of
Harry Robinson. or llurr avenue. who
was so badly burned some months
ago.
0 O 0
Mr. F. A. Lewis and daughter loft
i\Vostport today enroutc to California.
0 O O
Rumor snys that Harry Orth.
bookkeeper for Hunt and Downs, was
summoned to Bridgeport by the
State Police, charged with gambling
at crop shooting on the public high—
way. Orih received n. severe repri-
nnd warning as to further street
0 o a
Mr. and Mrs. David Fuchs went in
l
was in Westport‘ today distributing Mime TEL No.
posters. He spent some time on the D. Cliggetti‘
street corner with a group of young 33 Pine St- 2101
men.explaining the advantaied ht Watkins Cons. Co.. ~
army life in peace time. \Ve have 45 we“ Ave- 826‘:
not learned it any were induced to Geo. 1V. Sturtevant
cast their lot with Uncle Sam's peace 35 CoveAve. 2132
time dough boy-3. - Francis J. Fratto .
30 Plymouth Axe. - 3192-2
‘ ‘ ‘ Butler Lodge No. 97 I. o. o. F.
Girl Scout Troop. No. 2. met YES! 70 So. Main St. 3271
terday in the Town hall (or regular \Vm. McLaclan'
drill under the direction of Lleutcn- 55 Bayview Aves 654-13
Nit Elsie Moulthrop, 61' South Nor- Steve J. Hayden
walk. Captain Louise Crossman be- ~53 Gregory B“"" 3‘36
ing unable to be present. ' . M- 1“ Raccanelli -
. . . ‘ 56 Ward St. §~ _£143-13
7
Over $40 was realized from the 69:6 ‘ “8:22:65: 615-13
cake sale held by the Bridge Street Miss Ethel Bailus -
Teachers Saturday. and $10 was re- 1: Laurence St. 1355-12
ceived for garden seeds. making a Angelo J, Boiiati ‘
total of $50.93. for baseball equip- 4 Garner St. 2152
merit. The t chers are grateful to G. A. Jones .
Harry B. Sherwood for the use of 5 Courtiundt Pl. 1094-12
the Triangle building. ~ Jos. A. Sobody
_ - o o o 13 Burriit Ave. 3194-5
M‘iss Weld. Miss Ethel Snltfcns, Wis; {33ch 1133a .. 2014
Mrs. Simpson and Miss Ida. Keene nt- \Iiss Ant: 1,. 1-iyde
tended the exhibition of hand work 29 \‘Vn‘on Ave. , 2347
in the Bridegport Armory yesterday. Miss Charlo‘ltc Ketzinger
The work exhibited is selected from (31 Iluyvivw Ave. 159-5
the regular daily work of the pupils,1\[rs_ Mary Ferrctti
ot,Bridgcport schools. i 9 Day St. 2478
‘ ‘ ‘ Mrs. Mary Caldwell
Miss Renting and Miss Donahue in- 196 So. )lziiii St. 1445-2
Specicd the Y. M. C. A. building under Sire. Mary L. Raymond
the guidance of Mrs. John Crawford. '33 T333“ Ave. 175'?
u o s ‘ Mrs. Anna. Rooney
Mrs. Fulmcr snng'ns Staples High “r- CU!“- St' 2387
school today for tho benefit and 30‘3“ 1’an
.- LS Raymond Ter. 1.382
pleasure of the pupils. 'Tlrliree scloc: Hurrv Bradley ..
lions \vcro sung. The Titles of two. 11>]lcrkcity St. 73_3
wercz" The Magic of your Eyes" "At 331155 Katharine A. McShanc l
Dawning " The last was a. sclm‘tinnl 6 1-13 Orr-haul St. 3334
Composed by Oiioy Speaks. ' Allen i\V‘;iltor '1‘. Gilmore
Henderson Principal of Siziplé‘s‘ illuiil (3 Thomas St. 2614-5
School was accompanist for nix-5.;iit-crcit Bylngton
l-‘ulmer. 14 Cross St. 2342
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The Servico‘V‘nwu nl' Staples llirz‘n China's boy emperor has adopted
Whom] will "fire :1 lilfl'.‘ r‘niillvd "Stop {01- himsoif the name of "Henry,"
' "1'” :it the i‘:‘.t'i~ nzzl iiall two cvcnwand for his Empress "Elizabeth."
“WSW
iiiari .‘iiiii 5:9
'1 AT MONK
f‘g‘he’fiarvest time is Here“ is the
theme Which has been chosen as the
central thought for the 29th Interna-
tional Christian Endeavor Convention.
to be held in Des Moines, Iowa. July
5-9. 1923. Around the central theme
will be built a structure of addresses
and conferences far surpassing all
other conventions of ‘this organization
of the past. It is full expected that
over 15,000 delegates will gather for
the sessions. -
Des Moines is already actively at
work on the proposition of entertain-
ing the thousanfl‘s .who will flock to
their-city at. that time. One of the
novel features is that the park depart-
ment of the city are planning the de—
signs of many 0! their gardens to use i
the Christian Endeavor monogram of
charge
‘able to hear the
1k
is head
tor-hack. and his colleagues on the
a
like a "Who's who in Des ~Moine‘s’f.
The committee is not, Kowever, put a
figure-head. but are doing the actual
planning and work. .
The other organizations of the city
are aiding to make the Convention is
tremendous success, also. The Ep:
worth League. B. Y. P. Us and Luther
Leaugue organizations have each ac-
cepted a large number of registered
delegates as their goal. and are 0 to
pass their quota.” Des Memes 1 self
expects to register 7.500. '
The main sessions will be held in
the Coliseum. and arrangements are
being made for the installation of the
Bell Telephone Amplifying System.
and the wires will be run so that not
only will all within'the auditorium be
speakers plainly, but
others on the outside and in other
buildings will also be within sound of
one of the “loud speakers."
A Christian Endeavor Camp with
special police protection. etc.. is being
arranged in one of the parks. where
tourists will be able to make them—
selves comfortable whiie in the 'city.
reasonable rental.
the motto" "For Christ and the
Church". The’general committee hav-
ing the details of. the, committee in
s
Milady's
beauty top half inch in w
with novelty‘clockings.
black wood, etc.-
new spring shades.
\
“Holyokc” Stockings deluxe in black, each
pair with a sign of individuality, an American
idth. in the new shades of
gray, brown and cinnamon that match up with
shoes. These have plain tops.
Silks, assorted styles, in popular makes and
Following the Convention tours to
Yellowstone and Glacier
[a tab/J's} ed (657
__.__L.._———-
“Store closes daily at 6 o’clock.
Stockings
must be of finely spun silk on Easter Day
Here are some recommended for their lustrous
quality and shapely fit.
Italian Silks, fancy
only.
striped stockings in black
$2.50 and $5.00 a pr.
$3.00 a pr.
$2.75 to $5.00 :1 pr.
Chiffon Silks,,in black, cannon and silver.
$3.75 a pr.
Another grade in shades of fawl'i, gunmetai,
$3.00 3 pr.
McCallum Silks with iisle tops, iri black and
. $1.95 3 pr.
Main floor.
bordered and decorated
are included:
Sugar and Creams,
pole for cheese.
Console Sets, bowl
Vases of various sizes and heights.
Water and Iced Tea Sets with covered tankards :
and tall tumblers with silver applied.
,E'arafe and Tumbler for the boudoir.
Glass with Silver
A group of beautiful pieces of engraved glass,
with silver; draws the at-
lcntion of every one entering the china store. There
squat low pieces with wide
borders' imitating hammered silver.
' Cracker and Cheese Dishes, separate plate with-
eiaborate border very beautifully engraved. Center
compote for cheese. These can be used together or
separate, the plate for sandwiches or cake, the com-
» h
J
with candlesticks. . , '
Oil and Vinegar Cruets.
Covered Relish Dishes.- ‘
(Tiles, Bowls and Small Plates. ,
' For, a.
Curtain. Pull
. ‘ 'Aring withalady‘in
bouffant skirt perched
upon the lower rim is
of daintily, painted
wood with~a silk card.
It makes a book mark,
vafavor, or a pull for a
shade orelectric light.
in blue, rose, yellow,
‘ grayhnd mauve, etc.
75 cts. >
Cards. -
7L
~‘ Pantalettes
,Glove Silk, sports
length
Good quality fabric
in "street shades; pur-
ple, henna, gray. pea-
cock and sand, some»
with contrasting color
" on cuffs. _" . ;
In regular and extra
sizes. . , , ‘
L » One price, $4.95
Underwear Section. .
' ‘ Main floor. .
I
Gil-Wm
ed byJud'gsHub‘ert‘Ut-Pm and other points 0', .
. "“1 be 11m: ‘ ' .
c'pmmitteé?make the membership read
s. , .
o _
'Walker' W
NEWARK. N. 'J.. March as; ._...:
Mickey Walker will defend his worm ’
welterweight championship title in .-
Defend 7» e?
s.
12-round bout . tonight again“ “38' ‘
Latzo of Scranton. Pa. There will hi“
no oflicial decision and consequently _
the challengerlmust knock out Wat-r
ker, be fouled or obtain a. technical
knockoutpto annex the title.
cm: THIS Otis—1T 1s wom
LION E!
- Cut'out this slip,
Tents and cots will be available at a
‘ for
field Ave" Chicago, 111.. writlng your,
name and address clearly. You will
receive in return a trial package con-
taining Foley's Honey and Ta: Corn:
pound for coughs, colds and' croup;
Foley Kidney Pills
and back; rheumatism,
Foley Cathartic Tablets. a wholesome
and thoroughly cleansing cathartic
constipation, biliousn'ess, hunt
aches. and sluggish bowels. Stiilzon.
National ‘ POWell Corporation—Adv.
_ cm i‘) m Rebeca ‘ .
Silver
_ iSalt Shakers
Salt is the symbol of _
hospitality. A salt
shaker or salt dish is
always an appropriate
and welcome gift.“-
Small sterling silver
salts and peppers in‘ \
four styles, ‘
55 cts. each.
$1.10 the set. ' »
Barrel shape, very
,quaint, _ .
$1.90 the set.
Main floor. north.
Trays of Glass ,’
and Silver - l
'A boy of opaque . .
black glass has design in‘
silver upon it of a tree
with a'bird. There is
a nickel rim, frame
and handles. Size
18 x 121/2 inChes.
very handsome article.',
$6.25 l
M31“ float. .
Jeweled ‘
Hair Pins
R o d P in s and
Casque Combs, thickly
studdedwith sparkling
brilliants and colored
stones. -
Rod Pins, $3.75 up
Casque Combs,
$10.00 and $15.00
Very, handsome. 1
Jewelry Counter, 8
. Main floor.
lncense Burners
Bronze Urns, oddly
shaped Oriental recep-
tacles in bright or an— -
tique finish. . ,
85 ctr. to $2.00 l
Toilet Section;
Main' floor. -
. ‘ 'i
~"Ching ,Chong
'A new game of
cards, Chinese of ‘
course as the name im-
plies. Very interesting
characters in red, blue,
green and gold, birds, '
dragons, etc. and there,
are the four winds reo'
minding one of Malli . '.
Jongg. .
1
$2.50 a set. . l
, Book Shop- '
Smelling Salts, .
The, Shapes of the . ,
bottles and thefcolor of, " _> ~
thesalts‘ .coinbine‘ to‘. c ‘.
make a most charming , a
, adjunct'for' thedr‘csS- f
ifig’t’ahie.‘ '. _- - _,
”‘rl‘ll'j‘ml".Wender,~ rose; .. _
‘ ‘ {accordinglltosshi .»
f; "'.‘ 3'. ‘ T flétSééflg" ,v‘ 4 -; .‘L
"l,
enclose with So
and mail it to Foley &. Co., 2835 Shefv',’
for pains in sidet ..
backache.y
kidney and bladder ailments: and",
A‘
Norwalk Chronicler