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THE DAILY semen
Westport~
As the snows melt away and the
early spring ilowcrs begin to push
their way up through the soil. and
every day brings home some of those
\Vestporters who haw: spent the
winter in warmer climes. the town!
people naturally lwgln to think of.
(Iompo llruch and the needed im~l
provemrnls there. “'0 would like to.
out attention to the fact that while.
the men‘s room may he inspu‘tul mi
any time it)" the manual r. tin-re is no
em: to make inspection of the \\'o-.
men's room in the bathing pavilion
as the plum is (‘L‘Cllpitd from morn-
In. until Closing time. Last summer
the place was often in such a. condi-K
lion it “as inillt for ploplf‘ to
The town of \\'i.\tr~nrt is quite
to rmpluy a woman to 1(th the t'oom
\\.llt‘ll thus»- “hose
illiic’
l
than. and to
pr‘nilvflv it is to use it. and sm- that
they «lltl int (iltllflt‘ this pr’ixihge.
There shoulnl lw a mirror and \t‘aaliI
blrin for ll". lvwvls to font, and two
or tiiru M tlir tni'et! should rw nia-lt"
Into pay twil' ls. 'i‘luse uvvomnioIlaW
iiors \‘mviirl w» a lung “aye to paying
News and Note—s
entr-r.‘
‘the care of two trainul nurses.
”Harms. .
Norwalk.
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f Mr. Nalbaudisn. the Westport Jew-
eler, is confined to his home with
illness.
reported favorably a bill "for a. new . . .
statute to permit the owners of prop- Harvey Allen and son are leaving
erty along the layout 'talren for a
highway purpose. to carry an appeal
to the Superior Comt from the de-
cision of the Highway commissioner."
' Mrs. Dodge of Washington avenue.
is one of those reported it] with grip
\Vestport for Wisconsin”
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This bill will, it‘ passed, he of grmt cold.
interest to those people of “'ostport . . .'
living along the proposril new roarl- Bills for unpaid 1921 taxes “.9 b5
“"""5' . . . ing sent out to helinqucnt tax payers;
by Tax Collector Hyatt. All taxes for
Rev. Mr. Ki nnvth )lnclx‘cnzie is'1921 must be paid on or before April
able to be up after scurul days of'aoth. or liens will be placed upon
illness. property.
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The Misses Janet and Sara Craw-
ford, Lucille MacDonald and Dorothy
Hubbelt will arrive home on Thurs.
day next, for the Easter vacation.
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Mrs. Harlan Dulmnge is \‘cry scri-
ously ill at her home in Greens
Farms. )lrs. Dulmngv- has been under
She
is Iht' tlilllL'lllt r of A. \Y. Taylor of the
The Greens Farms' Club will meet
on the evening of March 29th at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Star E.
Hoyt. of \Vymbromere Farm. The
s o o
Mrs. Knapp has returned from
Dayton. Ohio. to South Norwalk and
is at prl-svnt assisting the collector of
tours. Joseph (E, lhntt. in his ofllce.
)1rs.-.Knnpp has hail coi'sidr‘rnbie 0x-
w-ritnrr nlonrt this line. and Judge
his talk is not known at the present
date. ~ -
.name of the speaker or the subject of ’
Benjamin Bates. manager or the
sztoo City one. of the Dorr Com-
psny has lest Westport to return to
Mexico, after visiting the Westport
plant for several days.
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Joseph E. Smith of Riverside ave-
nue. QSaugatuclr. is attending s. Na»
tionsl Bankers' Convention at Danes,
Texas.
The Westport Standard stockhold-'
ers met Wednesday evening and
named the following men to an the
offices of the company: President.
John D. Lawson: vice president. Kar-
ry' Morgan Ayres: treasurer. Josevh
Morton: secretary. John M. Burley:
editor in chief, John D. Lawson:
managing editor. John M. Hurley.
Board of Directors: John'D. Lawson.
Joseph Morton, Barry M. Ara-s and
Edward M. Grout.
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WOMAN'S can; omcnns
Present Olidsls Minted and Sev-
eral Meetings Planned
Election of officers featured the an-
nual meeting of tho Woman's. Club.
of Norwalk. held yesterday afternoon
at the home of Miss Sarah Steven-s.
Paris ‘Msy Arm Citizens' ’
To Combat the “Apaches”
PARIS. March 28.—-Fighting the
Apaches with their own weapons is
tho idea behind a but being prepared
for Mediate presentation in the
Chamber of Deputies. providing that
all reliable citizens be given authority
to carry revolvers. The great num-
ber of shooting episodes in recent
month- have convinced the Paris
police that trafficking in firearhis
is confined to the lower elements.
and it is believed that once it was
generally known that every respec-
table French citizen ’goes armed. as
WA. A-
_A.‘
he did two centuries ago. there would
be an immediate diminationin crime.
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'rnE ansr‘ MEDICNE
m3 “'OMEN
on Mr. Myers of WinstomSalem,
North Carolina..stepped into the drug
store and asked his druggisl: for the
best medicine he had in his store for
woman's tits. is it any wonder he was
handed s. bottle of Lydia E. Pink-
harn's Vegetable Compound? Mrs. L.
K. Myers in writing of it says: "I had
been weak. run down and had a
pain in my left side for a long time,
so I could not do my work. Lydia. E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound help-
ed me in a'short time so I was able
FRIDAY, MARCH 3:9, 19%.
to. do all my housework including
washing and ironing. and now I feel
fine all the time." As Lydia E. Pink.
harn's Vegetable Compound holds ”’2
record for benefiting 98 worm.u
out of every'loo women who take it.
it will pay every suflering woman 1
try it.—Adv; c
EGGS DROP ’10 29c.
By mam-sci Service.
NEW YORK. March 22.—-The a,"
rival of Spring. and the lack of a pm
tteman's agreement between retailer.
lowered the price of eggs to 29 car;
here. today. This is the lowest pm...
since the war. Two weeks ago egg;
were selling at fifty cents.
,
Th1
it) Read co
[nab/Med '16:]
Store closes daily at 6 o'clock.
Smart * F0 otWear
Never in the history of the Read Shoe Department has it been better equip-
ped to serve the needs of well dressed women than this
dress, evening, business or sport
and such as are seen on Fifth Avenue being worn
spring. Whether for
s wear the lines of shoes are of the latest design
by the best dressed women. ,
Foremost come the strap family with all. its variations.
The “Myra" Pump with a three
three buckle arrangement,
strap,
the war»: of a matron. . . ‘ ‘ ‘
‘ . . . llhat; )lHq-\tr_\‘-flit'llln:l1t‘ to have 81'- '{ Capizliin John A. (Iltahkt‘rb wholun‘las Park street. Plano were made t.
. it‘llrt‘t it, FIT\H"F, ormi-r y ninnngor o e orrs !. hold {our meetings in the coming
Mrs. .l.irnvs~ Lornlwn of Lilli‘h'll: o o o ,is mukmg a trip across the Carribean ’3‘. 1 1h 1 f .
“r“, h ‘mwmmhm hr ”0 Emma . . . ., . ‘ _ 5. or e discuss on o goxermen-
- l NIJHAI‘hIiStHS Slate Lihrnrldns cnn- .nnd “ill \isit Central America. Post tal matter. {or the discussion of liter-
iinmzl‘l' I- . . «pawl March '2er to the Stir-d. Sim-Farris liih'e been received from 118-, nrv subjects.
_ t ‘ mmuu wilrev. is host to the \isitinxiiiinn and Panama. Captain Baker will ‘
1h" '1‘ 4"!“ i'i‘”) N" H l‘.‘ 1“" “11- librarians: l‘l'rltllt'ul tossvlls in Li- \isit Cuba on his r'cturn trip. The Old officers "or“ all re-electod
hams ta .tln- ill! mln'i's of . :‘liillllljiF lirziry '13.,vhmqm. ”nq ml}. r l'l‘f‘l’xlllis: . o o o “‘“h 3 few changes in the committeee.
Port “as l-nv or iii. mm? (nyiyalilv l‘l:pe(‘ui|ar to small town librarians for Mr. and Mrs. Guy Peno DuBoll The officer. "”197:
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”I", i 1'11 ». 3", k" n- “l“lf “‘l' whom the irstiinto is lxrltl primarily. lrpont the “‘euk-(‘ntl with Mr. and Mrs. Prelident—Mlu Margaret R, Bren-
‘lfi'n 7“!“ “ “iv""l'h' ‘l l‘ r! “h'-" “n" “ill (‘llflt-li‘li riz'r‘ Hz» «lzrlith ni'nllnl‘Sziniut‘l McCoy. Mr. and Mfr. Dllllol! linger.
'Hll" x' \\ H ill'i‘l“'l'l H3" l'llY-‘llinstitiitr for lllll’tf‘inl‘! 'xirnngml l-y h'no born in \‘ew York through the Vi
... . . . . . . ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ (‘e Presid —.Ii . .
it" n' . 'I ' M" ”H h “ 1'4" “In... Mas-new. .tts Stnlv- Board of winter. ’l‘hvir house on Wright street Curtis. ent I" William A'
”19“..“ '»" -""“‘ "“' " 'i'l‘ \-‘ll’l"'- Fro.» l‘nl-fin lilum'y ('4tlllnlltflnlif'r9;ip orcupiml by Frazer Peters and Se
mu. ml. list ‘g-i i/t' lt‘l‘ \Vnnn ii “.15 ’now in 5., “in. 'wt Simmons 0an. L'" "nmilv, cretar)""M1‘l. E. J. Cutrla.
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lynblq lit”. a. .3 . Iran‘qumnllu,‘ ‘ f : lhrse rn~ t firms law lu'd‘l‘l llt’lll inf , , , Treasurer—Miss Millcent Foster.
7m- in ..m- uni r..‘....-i~....'i ”I... M" 1" “r""mf’ "'“r‘ “”1 ""' "‘"M‘! Lenin: offrrlna mreting will be held Executive committee—Mrs. James
rm“, \.. ‘. m . 1 m I, _I “hm“; "M “ '3 m tlm ""9”“: ‘5 u "H" departure. ‘at Grt'l‘.“ Farms Congregational Halt. Mrs. Fred Jacobs. Miss Sarah
IN‘F.‘ r~ . ..y 7‘ ’1 , ”V“ \ n .,, ..' \‘h r Among many t".llllltu nt “Prua‘ki VHF nt vhtirt'h \\‘.~,!'y.»e.l;,)-‘ March 2§th at. sun/en“ L1". 0_ “‘11”; VVhtte. bill.
"In." ._.l , , .. .' ll‘ H. . .m, “,I ltmq ' “FUN K “ M‘w‘ “L" ”‘ (' 15";‘r"3:f-‘.H p. in Mrs. l5. A. Yarrow will Sallv Be".
> ' ‘ - "-- . ~ l' " - ‘3‘ .. . n... iil.ll..lll of I:"mlt 'ii iiir' .- -. .. n ‘ ’
lili-l if m r ' I v, .ll“kl'l-~ " .i'l. .» \x’ wl] ”hm”: . I il‘m‘lk- n11”:0:8“?gzu'c.‘l;r:bafg':: Membership committee—Mpg. Geo-
refrwlw-w .l~ ilrllHlfl‘lll' 4' call any. V mm mn ' '9 H ‘ I" 8M3 ' .
purv‘i R, ' y. 1“”: 1.," .,‘. .- , ._. . ‘ ,., ' ' .p . . v. h-k in tlzn Ni or East. and their rx- Jgse h'intheyeu. 31“" I‘l‘elen Curtis. M“.
1’ p” :1 t' I ‘ H .i; HI. H. ‘ \'~,~ ‘ . l '1. l‘ v. lily“: “ .KK ,i y’. . 'lfsrx so min. i" rlu "(ms in“: lmrn \‘1lrit‘tl and inter‘ Ken? ‘19 I‘l‘ii'l nzs. .irs. Hone) AI.
hoirn .- . .\lr.~ .I I.” ,, " -"" -‘ . i l.) Linn. . lurll. ;. Hint l\. ii't mi!s this Opportunity ' ‘ rs. .rnest F. INC-regain
H - . . , '..f in :lllFl' Mrs Yarrow. nnil lvrinlt 1‘ Following ”"3 meeting a social hour
“I. . .. I , ll 1 h” ‘ ‘ 7‘: I H H ' \I\"‘ “ 't :"J . II: is mu ring'fur tln» \\'omr~n's was "Dittycd and refreshments were
. :M' k . » >v \ l . .i 'v'ril'i: I ‘er‘i S .\1"jilf’-(‘li.i“l ~ . -
l‘m; .i «-l Mir l‘llS. strict].
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Mr liv'l :v' t' \\.-.‘;..v' i.:‘i\ Ll,“ \ll‘.1".'l-‘~ ,\‘.~r if lifiiixlturt. ' '
wi.‘ law in Jinit'l -l wul \‘.~l’ll l-‘l. v.-~ in» mm ill h. i~v~il~. Mr. and o
for :i ll‘lll v-mut‘v :liwl “Hal. .\lt' limit: _\er .\'il‘ iii: Ir" M ‘l . rll‘Il .
Wi it? "n 4"!) H: .i= r'. \\'lI'i.ini ‘ ulv :nl.’l\'. ’ .
r». n n .. in... .y m... ‘ ' . . . We Are Offering on Opening Day, March 24th,
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T ,,, .. \- . . , . "”"L‘-“”- -"~ "v ~~ ~ , M» 4 Cl ARA‘NTEED ROSES AT 70c & $1.00 DOZEN
. . Ill . .iti«l.i. li:i.l the tt-m- a ltlfi'ni‘llJl't- ."‘\\-'.«wmt Strain r"
p0 l.i."' tiniuh \‘lv! play the Nrw :it th~ _\, ..H,“ . m - 7‘ '
. Ytii‘n. .\- HM: n (illvl Iiul'll‘brd lllL'. . I. o o o \\ " llillitllC (Dilly first l,rlze R0505 from R0‘Vflyli‘n ('rceu'
“\F- _'i“ 4- :H“ i" 'Mllul t.» lm all} Mr an] it... mm ‘.li; 1-r nrn ix. ill lintisvs.
Itnr V 7l_\' l' '1'!» i'f mu pl‘lnlnlslfl tu'ill “illi ll . pvip “in; .. 7 3 g. .1 m 11;. lr
he th \ rw in all 5 Thu w iiltilllflr3‘1lfllno'. 0111‘ l‘IiiSlf‘i‘ ~‘lhlwlng fit out “O“TI'I, plants and baskets, 13
33m" “1‘ I... |-- NM i ll lhv Striplo‘s Mrs l-‘i. lil';~ l'.i\, ,. ;<vv.v.. 4,. .1 _ . . ‘ ' .
llikli m mm] itAHl (lllil iii. Norwalk anti in r ti.ll.'l'l-lt r. ,\l:~: luviutliy lump ““1" “ [Ml‘l hf Oill‘ man) \r'il‘iC‘llt‘S Of “0“01'5.
"’3'“ -“ W "'- '1 l‘i‘ Staph 9- iioys nrel'will rnwtm- lo Xv \\' llax. n Satin-d”).
dollar: L... i “will im-l- r tliv nrw win-r4. llu )‘ M]? -‘l" i::‘. ll?! “ttl{»(ll(l. (Wrinrm—lnrgo and small—are shin ‘h‘t ”cl-“,nu attention ‘nd .‘n.
DOfll‘ll. ‘.| l :l - 5 art» .twmmi M" _ _ . cicnt service which insure satisfaction.
"INT." I" “m 0" I‘ ll. NUHHUk ham. ‘ John 1‘). Horton of (‘vmpn hem-h
‘ ' ‘ llms lm'izlt .'\ sr-liml .I:\\u'.l :v‘laii’
lawn .l"lllli.‘¢ has "ll’llnlbl-lll it‘l'ltinl lla- \\'.:l;mi‘t 1:..tuz'v. ' '
fall)” in lll'~ i.IIllI'. This is uric n1: .
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”"4‘" “Mi" 1"" ”FL” l‘villillMY‘. lvas lmnult :1 Sin l'i’n‘ill m up: or John l OS owe o
i m : . . I“. llf'll-ill, til "ljll‘ltll l'.» 11:11. ' ,
'l - ..uri l'..ln t'ulxgnnlllt' hold :1‘ s . . i '
3:. tini' .lzw'i t \t liir'i: :il lbw :tyi.]l‘y (if All-t H .‘lllifi XS “”1, ”I.“ up“. an l IC‘I'IZISIICNCEI, FLORIST?
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, ‘ ’ . - ~ ’ ’ . . . ~ 112 Washington Street Phone 321
l~"-’“-"’»_ “INCH" 71'“ F!H':rs' (‘Flll‘l l-Irv-H Al'r-n lxzir Ji““‘l""l n l'r'si- ! Q
Milton "T H‘” S‘“" l-' L'L‘EMHY" l‘IlSEh-n in tM- Harris (I'm 4 {avtcrx' in
Slippers Given Away
Free Tomorrow, Sat-
urday, March 24th,
at The Self Service
Shoe Store,
8 North Main St.,
80. Norwalk. i
In All It’s Splendor
Slippers Citron Away
Pres Tomorrow, 8st-
urday, March 24th,
at The Self Service
LADIES' PATENT COLT
PUMPS 0R OXFORDS
Big Assortment.
At
$2.90
Bringing with It Easter Time. Just the Time to Buy 31,0. gm",
‘. . ~ - a N rth ruin 8t...
Your Easter Footwear at Prices that Are Right. 8:. No D
KING TUT PUMP, THE NEWEST CREATION ........... . . . . . . ..... . . . . . . . . . . . .. $3.45
LADIES‘ TAN CALF moms' GRAY BUCK mms' PATENT 00m
oxronns and PUMPS ‘ mxroans Tana PUMPS
‘St 1 1 . v d . v .
my $57.77“ ..... $2.90. Air? . 7.“??? ...... $3.90 ‘27. 3° w $2.90
LADIES' BLACK or TAN
WALKING OXFORDS
.r. .............. $3.90
LADIES‘ BLACK and oruwlm ‘Lanms' TAN coma.
sron'r oxronns
i OMB. OXFORDS or PUMPS‘
l
$4.45
[At ............. ‘.
$13.95???” $3.90 A. ..... ..
Ladies’ Black or Brown
VIC! KID OXPOBDS or”
ifs-$1.90
FREE—.SLIPI’ERS GIVEN AWAY FREE WITH EVERY PURCHASE—FREE
MEN’S BLACK or TAN
MEN ’8 RATENT COLT '
MEN ’8 BLACK or BROWN. MEN’S BLACK or BROWN
0003;36:3ng JAZZ oxroans oxroans 38038
:18. 553?; ...... .. $3.90 X:‘?..“.ef‘.‘: ....... $3.90 i“..?."i.‘.‘;i.:“i‘... $4.90 other..- $3.90
. (Big assortment) -
BOYS' BLACK or BROWN
SHOES or OXFORDB
Goodyear Welt.
At ..............
$2.90;
BOYS’ COPPER TOE BOYS’ BLACK or BROWN
SHOE BAL. or 313110313 33033
very strong. ' $1.90 All sizes.
At ..
'At .....
BOYS ’ BASKETBALL
sum
. $2.40 will???“ $1.59
.FREE, FREE—SUPPERS' GIVEN TO ALL—FREE, FREE .-
l
CHILDREN '8 PATENT
CHILDREN '8 TAN or BLACKl CHILDREN’S BLACK or
' 'wm. 3;:sz ”1:51 adored 1:01: snons saown man our saoss 0311-1113:: 3:83?”
......_ .......... .98 .. ..... 9:... $2.69 a: rut... $1.98 an. .. .. . $1.49
nfifiufietn 801‘ S ' . ' V '
. All colors. eercc Shoe S‘M P%%:
‘ 8isss s to s. -
79c
One Step from Car ,
8 N0. MAIN STREET
'J»_
ornamental stitching and moderately
ln brown or gray suede
high heel.
, and black patent leather.
The “Love Knot” a slender link-
ed strap pump in beige or gray suede,
black satin and black pat nt leather.
With baby Spanish heel ,,
$12.50 and $13.50
The “Flirt” which carries intri-
cately laced straps with
In black satin and
French heels.
black patent leather.
“Coronation"
pump with. low Spanish heel.
:ombination of leathers, beige with
brown kid inserts, gray Suede or
brown suede, and patent leather with
gray.
The “Esther" with high pointed
tongue, either baby Spanish or modi-
in brown suede .
tied Cuban heels.
with brown kid, gray
patent leather and black patent leath-
or with gray. Also in black kid and
Self trimmed.
$12.50 and $13.50
black suede.
a short-tongucd
$15.00
suede.
graceful
$13.50
In
$10.00
with black
an elasticity
shoe.
Fancy Oxfords for those whd
need instep support and cannot wear
pumps. These are very smart look-
ing with openwork sides and trim,
and have lacings to match.
The ‘ up” is a model shown in
brown or gray suede with trimmings
of kid. Also in black kid and black
$10.00 and $11.50
For Sports Wear
The low heeled Walking Oxfors'
in many different models and com-
binations of leather. Gray suede with
foxings and trimmings of gray suede
or black calf. Corresponding styles
in tan and brown.
Pumps with wide supporting
straps buckled or buttoned, of the
same or of contrasting leathers.
These styles permit a great var-
iety in hosiery and will be found ex-
tremely attractive.
$6.50, $7.50, $8.00 and $10.00
The Golf or Tennis Oxford is il
gray or brown leather with thick
soles and heels of crepe rubber, very
smart looking and planned to give
and spring to the tread
which is not met with in any other
Main floor.
Spring Furs
made up
It is a comforting thought
that we, can cling to our
furs, especially since win-
ter is so reluctant to leave
New England. No costume
will be complete without
the beautiful and comfort-
able neck piece. These are
shown in
Squirrel, Mink, Stone Marten,
Baum Marten and Hudson Bay Sable
No furs are more attractive than
the Foxes.
in the, following dyesz, taupe, plat-
inum, beige and sable.
And these may be had
These are
from selected pelts. richly
blended deep furs, unquestionably
~ the handsomest that could be found
in the market.
Prices reasonable on all pieces.
Second floor.
The Millinery Shop
‘ - Introduces the “Read Quality Hot"
,’ \ After some effort we have succeeded in having
1 group of stylish hats assembled. '
‘ At $10.95
These are of a quality which Would demand at
least $12.50. _But the $10.95 figure appears more
popular and therefore we place them at that price.
' The quality is assured.
welcome.
We -know they will be
At all times the supply will be sufficient to
please every age and type.
0
Island leer.
Kid Gauntlets
in navy blue
Exceedinly s m :1 r t
styles to wear through
early spring with navy
wraps and suits.
Six button Gaunt-
lets, full pique stitch-
ed with heavy two-
t o n e d embroidered
backs and French flar-
ed cuffs with bands of
red. Quite novel and
very smart.
$5.50"
Navy blue French
Kids, two Clasps, with
Paris point stitched
backs and over-stitch
ed fingers. 5
$2.50
Main not».
Your Corset
It is more than a
theory of Fashion. The
grace of your skirt de-
pends on the way your
corset fits about the
hips. Unless you are
very straight, slim and
youthful in ii re you
cannot afior to go
without a corset. The
dress which is moulded
to the form demands a
“corset.
The corset dc art-
ment is busy. ave
you seen the new
Wrap-arounds?
loom loos.
Norwalk Chronicler