mart News and
Georse A. Dnrrow ohm
Patrick's Club st h- hos-e
street. ”storm. Those pres-
0 Mrs cheri- l‘eblo. Ire.
Jeliifle. lire. ".‘srrie Gor-
in. Mrs. Jennie Foot. Hrs. Edward
‘,'”.g..m, Mrs. Walter Croesus.
‘r. y, o. Beers. Mrs. A. G. Tosca
,{ Mrs. George A. borrow. The
"L." ms! at ll o'clock and dinner
4', find at noon. The stternoon
" .mmed in card games. the
,5... “mm-rs being Mrs. Beers. u“,
{a Mrs. Crossmsn Ind Hrs. Foot.
.....y».nwnts were served after the
: games.
“fl
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I, «er
.rnellul
and Mrs. Ralph Trace spent
“r'mrnoon in BridIOPOfl. 70“."-
ran
‘5‘ see
“as May Oidham. lire. Frederick-
; um Mrs. Chicseols. went to New
‘ list evening. to attend a per.
as at the Hippodrome.
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Mr'. Koppel has as guests
.45»: and sister.
" e e e
0, tnndsy. April 29. Leo Williams
song recital st the Coun-
n, ‘ . . Mrs. Frazer Peters will re—
w .. entertainment will be from
'.‘.\ until 5. Tee. will be served
, min 6. Members and guests
a... mated to be on hand early.
Tunipklns will accompany Ilr.
“5 - u during 01. song recital.
Tr,.,_,.:t.ms are complete tor the
.kmfi Tvxt" dance to b. given Shiit-
Mv ,lm. The committee expects
m‘ rt neat sum at their oriental
,W.‘ Many attractive costumes are
‘ ._ nmio to be worn at this euair.
e e e
Fill!“ P, M.h°n.y h“ ”1d 10‘.
\‘o. b and No. 6 st Grott Hush. Wed-
torn to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E.
M ,n'z-»niery.
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tr. 1’
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sumo last minute changes have
been mode in tho cast. of "Kntchs.
}._.~~ " The rehearsals are going over
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51'... ll. Briggs will entertain a
“flu-:— or friends at dinner Friday
...
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w. (mi-field James. who operates
. :«w-i laundry on Main street. was
ipjvlrori yesterday by getting her
“right between the rollers of
r‘ci‘lrtr‘ clothes wringcr. Mrs.
no “nu alone at the time but her
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spleceotbdne-nendoor.toher
s‘stsnce. Ir. Pratt unsuswed the
top ed the wrisger. releasing her. and
telephoned tor a doctors lediesl at.
tattoo proved thst the hand had
been torn ee bsdly that the bones
were exposed. Four stitches had to
be taken on either side of the hand.
Hrs. James was resting quietly at
is: reports.
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names- Beers is having his home
re-decorated in preparation for the
home-coming ct Hrs. Beers. who has
been spending the winter with her
“or. Mrs. Rose Preston. in Florida.
0 0 O
lslvstor Senna. the six-yesr-old
son of Ralph henna of Riverside sve-
nus. tell oi! the slide at Bedford
school. during the noon hour. yester-
W. and tractured his knee. Dr.
Long and Kiss Resting. the school
nurse. took Belmor to the Norwslk
howitsl. where an x~rsy will be tak-
en.
e e e
Miss nary Loudon has sold her
grocery store to Nathan Shilepeki
and will enter the employ of Henry
0. Beers. Miss London was employed
as csshier and bookkeeper tor Beers
of her own. which she conducted in
a most succentul manner. Miss Lou-
don gives as her reason for selling
that she is “Just tired of responsi-
bility."
O O O
The strike at the Weetport paper
mill has not been entirely settled. A
few of the men have gone back but
the paper makers are still determined
to stay out until the amount at in-
crease in pay asked is granted.
0 O 0
Mrs. J. K. Fraser is stay!“ for a
few days in her summer home here.
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Mr. end Hrs. Herman )(uller of
Danielson. Conn.. are the guests or
Mr. Muller’s parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Huller or Washington avenue.
0 0 0
Mrs. Judson Watts spent the day
at the home 0! Hrs. Robert Gaynor
ct Bsyview avenue. South Norwslk.
yesterday.
0 O 0
Frank B. Dayton and Robert Pear-
Wsrd’s Camp. near New Boston.
Mesa. trout fishing. Mr.
the beech pavilion opens.
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Cupid's Garden
The hatches an
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FOLLOWING RECORDS 50 CENTS MOI
Homesick
Toot, Toot, Tootsie
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Donnelly’s
Open Until 9:00 P. H.
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Brothers betore starting a business
son are going to spend next week at
Dayton is
making the most of his time belore
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Messing. Boylhermsnieosptain.
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About It Westport women attended
the Fairneld County League ct Wo-
men Voters' mepting. Jester-day. st
the Alice Ilsrchssd ten house. There
were many out-ototown guests. At-
ter the basins. meetlng luncheon was
served. The menu consisted ct cream
at celery soup. reset chicken. green
pose. new potatou. individual lemon
pies and oozes. Hrs. Thurber or
New Jersey. one of the speakers.
freely quoted Lord Robert Cecil. 'Her
eubiect was "The Purpose and Per-
sonnell of Non-Partisan Organiza-
tions for the laegue of Nations."
The other speakers were Mrs. Lewis
Rose of Harttord snd Senator C. W.
Bakewell of Yale.
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The committee of the Woman's
Town Improvement Association on
garbage and ssh collection announce
that no ashes will be collected atter
lay 1st unle- they are in standard
esry— because 0: the failure of house-
holders to co-operate with the col-
lector.
's
Willard Williams has been conilned
to his home by illness for the past
week.
Albert W. Smith of Bridge street
has launched his auxiliary cruiser
‘8cout,’ at Miller's ship yard. Nor-
walk.
0 O O
Mullialey‘s fishing boat "Sangu—
tuck." arrived promptly at high tide
yesterday with a boat load or live
cod.
e e e
The local chapter of the American
Red Cross has received a loan of 11
pair of crutches which were appealed
for several days ago.
0 O O
The class in bus-(city undo.- the di
rection of Mrs. Taft of the ill-taxo-
port Art League, met today in library
hall.
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Mr. and Mrs. Judson “Huts will
leave “’estport at 6 o‘clock. Tuesday
morning. in their motor car, with
trailer. for California.
yone-tourth that of Europe.
man. 5
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ain’t be shipped now
erveh've men!
38,
are
tpum eulstylish
nestles
hemvslctev‘
ind
ssh containers. This move is neces-'
Real sport suits
for women $25!.
The suit that a woman likes to have for any of the.
mt-otodoore activities. Suits for riding, motoring, golf- ’
hiking.
Suits that look well for business and for street wear.
inits that are built to give a lot of wear and still look well.
telloredfrom‘ Mods and ham
W lined-that’_ls the castle lifted with a
plendld one sort of satin orsilk. -’ 5 _ ;
suit inthis assorhnpnt thatwlll meet with
woman whclikessmert
mnhge Sps-ds ah Due."
From s~hail bedroom to a home in
e. palace—that is the Jump taken by
Walter Hiere se the star ct "Mr.
Billings Spends His Dims." g, Parn-
mount picture in which Jacqueline
Logan is featured as leading woman.
At the opening of the play. which will
be seen at the Palace Theatre for the
last time today with vaudeville. Hist-a
is s twenty-dollsr-s-week clerk in a
department store. specializing in col-
lars. ties and collar buttons. As the
tale unrolls. he races at a dizzying
pace through a‘ series or romances,
thrills.
American were: he‘ steps tom a hall
bedroom to s hotel room. to an ‘9‘“.
meat. to a ship stateroom and then.
finally. to a room in the palace of the
President of Santa Diners. a south
American republic. The picture is
filled with laughs and thrills and is
guaranteed to hold one's attention to
the line] fade-out. '
REGENT TODAY
Viola Dana's Newest Ccsncdy Drama,
“fler Fetal Militias:
- In he; newest Metro starring vohi~
cle, "Her Fatal Millions." which
plays at the Regent Theatre today.
Viola Dana plays the role of u girl
who posed as a millionaire to prove to
an old sweetheart that fortune had
smiled on her too. But she went a
mi too for when she told him she was
the wife of the wealthist man in
town. becauso when her "borrowed"
limousine was wrecked and her "bor-
rowed" iinery lost. Fred took her to
her “husband's home. And then
there were complications galore.
Hero. is a role that fits the versatile.
vivcclous little Mire Dans. like a
glove. 1! providos her with a rare
opportunity to display her distinctive
charm and youihi‘ul vigor. The story
provides plvnty of laughs, and thrills
and the dainty little star races
through the whole range of entertain-
ing situations in lmr host style. She
is a. comedivnno pnr oxcrlionce.
William lionmlinn the director. has
shown his high nbility in taking lull
Population of the United States is advantage of every situation. and the
production is well rounded.
last time Today with Venues-ilk, “Hr.
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slopincnestore without-geisgteesverelstoua
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BIAIJI‘O Tm'l‘BE
Has last Showing 0! “East Is West”
Today; Double Feature Bill To-
morrow and Pole Negrl in “Med
Love" Sundsy Evening slid
Monday.
The announcement yesterday that
Pola Negri, termed the greatest emo-
Etional actress or the generation is to
“ appear at .the Rialto Theatre on Sun-
lday evening and Monday in "lied
Sale Starts Today and Continua. for;
Fifteen Days
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Love' caused quite s bit of comment:
among theatre-goers here. Hany are
planning to attend the first showing.
Tomorrow will be “double feature
day" at the Rislto. when n Harold
Lloyd comedy. "Never Weaken" said
to be one of his bed shorter feature
comedies. and “Parted Curtains" star-
ring Henry B. Wsithsll and Mary
Alden. will be shown.
Today the last showings in Name“:
of "East Is West" which h considered
to be Constance Talmadge's beat ster-
WLAND'S
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‘Think of. it men!
$22.50 for good suits!
Overlooked by men in days gone by!
at this new price!
Bolts for en men; more of the smaller sizes of course.
Bulls of every. color, from the dark to lightest grays and snappy checks!
Suite of every kind from snug fitting for young fellows to roomy sacks for con-
Sprlng weights and summer weights; good in every detail
Awhelelot ofthemfromthe
House of Kuppenhcimer
But they've been around ,here alto gather too long so we. are going to sell them
tow! Most of them were $30 and $35. Av _
One price now for any; that price in ect Friday,
Isis door. rear
few Of them were $25.
1%-
$22.50.
’Women’s ‘finc hats
at _-rcduccd » prices.
Good lists too. We’ve sold lot: and lots of
.shouldsowecutthe
Time and
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ring vehicle will be shown drill
Rulto.
HIDE porn IN SHOE.
LONDON. April 27. —— Scotlan-
Yard discovered cocaine was being
smuggled into England from Geri
many. concealed in the heels of till
smugglers' shoes. One smuggler was
seized and sentenced to prison.
Among the Kecblne. a tribe 3
But-ms. girls wear their hair bobbU
as a sign that they are unmarried:
mwmpmwdsrmm
uncommon-rm
place for
notion choosing.
‘Time, nowl' Place. here!
Because there is unusual
notions at attractive prices.
assembly of useful desirable
Standard qualities, ample quantities, impressive
values.
Clark‘s 0 N T sewiiv thread. 9
30rd. 150 yd. black and white. 0 (a
so.
Easting thread. 100 yd. mods—dc.
die dos.
Barbour‘e linen thread for sewing
on buttons—black only. 41!. 8 for 19!}.
Sewing silk. good quality. 30 rd.
spoois' black and colors, dc. 450 dos.
Darnlng cotter—black and colors.
is yd. goods. Io. Ibo dos.
Silko mereerised darning cotton—
bi and all colors. do. the dos.
s-silk mercerieed darning cotton.
blukudauochrateutidos.
Sewing needleo—llilwsrds. Ghsrpes.
hiilllners end betweens. ‘io new.
'3”: “‘33? 3‘3”»... °"°“"" ‘° ‘
P: or.
machine needles—for all
makes of machines. 4 to a tube. so.
Pine—needle point. no to a paper
-brsse. do. I pence tor 10c.
M qusiiv brew—needle
points—1o. d tor Io.
Dress makers' inr—brssr—u lb
boxes—since 8. d. and I. no box.
hek and white.
m1?“ at
cw-
tor -
M35.” 8 doe. to card,“ 8 arts
‘or! e- se es as ea oh so secs-see
ms- incheswido—white
cotton. is yd. pieces. 5c yd..ddc piece.
1% and I inches wide -- whltolnd
gut.“ “non-4n. iii-lit). to N» .156
po—C yd. pieces
bodkins hmdpmtorllo.
Hook and eye tape—No. Iblacksnd
white. lOoyI. ,
Rick-Rack braid—d yd. pieces-—
all since. i? to ll. w
ty'
in a do
Tape, 10 yd. pisses—super unity.
white. 1‘ inch. 5 inch and inch.
mm;$hgh.%ll¢hsnd incl.
Fashion hats and those
the season—but testes
One
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with top.
“BM-mm
ice of Parisian models.
er—tliat’s why
pretty ones are left—they’ve been" here 1
prices to sell them qfi
lot of fine hats that have been
he“
Mac weg.'u :3th 96 inch. white.
do . yds. or
Siting machine oil. Flori—hm
logo.
:- pins ct win—smart“. in ha.
.0 bill. I for 50.
Hair pins—wire—sseorted. in ab-
inet. no end no. .
Hump hair pins. Nos. 1. 8. 8 and d.
ump hair pins. assorted. he pig.
. Bone hair pins—shell transpsrent.
do bots.
Garment hangers of wood. In C‘-
Waist hangers-onsmelled. in van-.5
pink and blue. so. ._5
Wire hangers of nickel tool. In .-
sllsixnlo. .
shs 012‘.“
Rsirnets. lions.
Corset laces—6 yd. tubular. Io.
Collar bands for shirts and n“
lulu." nets—esp
-humsr;°hsir — m “
10o
flan-Murm—whhewithfl
Kitchen aprons—of buck m
p
Ostety “
Conn..! ‘
Shoe laces—t "' inehtedl '
' buck snndv tan. 5. “r (a 5.
‘Iflve
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mag,
than
«mg-.1. m on 5.
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