Ion series more. its the ty yyo'ung dresser-o ‘ . r . vo styles tor the older tolls that are well chosen ‘ ' 'i‘ is third rice—— stimulate and are decidedly well ruined—roi- our No higher and no lower .. em to you at your convenience. fer we g illbo (ideally pleased with the new styles and we are ' 'l'ouwlll not rind s lino " (Continued from hrst page) then-ode stated today that so for as ” culd learn. there were no new aggrest, and although is being done in .a'y ‘ y; element. there is ap- ‘ , y no indication of an immediate ination oi the trouble. Secretary V W, Seuiloy attended a. national. so bséion in New York yest'er-i day and said that all reports showed the trade to be sticking together to a in‘ throughout the affected districts. Ho wee positive that the trade is just strong in its position as on the first (layer! the tlcup. , ' _ ' W A Joint Trade Meeting. . .A’ioint meeting of the three local annotations, tithe Trimmers, Makers d Finishers. will be held tomorrow digit at Arlen Hall; This session will nbtediy. be very largely attended. Jr. as been called inrorder that the members of the trade may hear an ad; dress on the situation. by a national o oer. iii e Hatters- Sick Benefit Society . 1‘ iso hold an important meeting Friday iilight.‘ when there will be blisl cos of special importance and it is oped that every, member will be I ANOTHER DANCE TOMORROW. '-""r" my. Ellery. ..Enloyabl‘e—Trim- mere' Roll Call Tomorrow - . .. Afternoon. . . Another hi 1y enjoyable social was ’ held yesterda afternoon at Music Hall (or the Trimmers and their friends. union orchestra played gratis 'and ice Millie DeLaskey, one o! the ' lo artists‘ 0: the hall sang. chow afternoonrhere will be u . can or the Trimmers at 1 p. m., j .«fnom which the ladies will adj‘ourn to "Mireie Hall for shother social. horn-lea ours‘r DAY. siting Olficlaie say. There Are No Developments. (Daubury News.) M ' nomclhl. positions in the list- this ndustry‘ were agreed today that til who nothing in anything that has strap iron during the last twenty- ,io "r ;;hours to indicate that tho situa- :tion was anything (interest from what. .lt ed been torus week. or a men acting or the hatlonitl ad only 1 of the Unite)? 1liattr‘a‘rs ‘2! him hm e a. s Q . ‘ ill-gagiutlon. . Ne . Assoclati .Jo be. it. no president. was asked over th, role One. this alter-neon it conditions place the Moiillitre an ting me for the: transacting routin line but 1“ not ng oi! mornent nus. pired. melted it he know of any sinners that have been osslble rs, Mr. Mo ttsan. rd '0! pay. He said ' far as he was ' association oi! said today that iopi’neil’ts. : . . at anytime, bu res at situatio i217. that will equal ours in The Nor- months. The factory employed about 3 Days Sale ‘oi5 ” ” Lad diu'Suimaotual raincoat“, i ... ... mauimnetuol valuo‘ lingo, 1g: . Lsdies' Suite. actual value 87 or unwoum for easier Whlib will Ire-:roruueulm . 8 b Wrists“. sctust value 31. 50.1%. three days orig-3:: o rm...‘..... 3.00 nouns: alumnu-9 '.. I2 . .. .98 o "a nus-err udiee'WaiIts,n.00‘valuo ..,.. Ladwr Waistl. 88.60 valno ~ Therm. nu IV. . convinced . “e on account of ill health I have do- cidcd to disperse of my CLOTHING BUSINESS at 48 and 50 Well Street. ,1] The business Will he sold at a very low figure. WIHIS H 48mdBOWhilSt one hundred operatives and had been . . , running to its capacity. New Yorke-R. J. MaeFarland Eric I h Superb showmg cf Ladies’ Spfing" . SUITS AT $12 50 nageo In Hot Manufacturing Business. Daily Trade Record) -—Robert J Muc- . Farland, who for the past 38 years was connected with the Knox list Manufacturing Co.. and for the past tow years as treasurer and general manager. has engaged in the manufac- ture oi medium and line gr rules at still had soft lists at 62- 70 Rutledge sneer. Brooklyn... The business will be con- ducted under the style of R. J. Mac- Barlhnd & Co. The firm has already secured. the contract. for manufactur- ing 8.000 police helmets for Greater New York and expects in a. short time to be prepared to take care oi? the de brands of the retail trade. we: ensues SITUATION. ORANGE. N. J., hiarclr*24.—-Threut- ' ening or violence has been made against the members or the firm of Berg and Company, hat manufacturers here. at whose plant a strike is in pro gross. Residences of the threatened persons are being closely guarded. and the members of the arm protected by detectives in their movements to and from the factory. There have been a number. oi! hints about the plant, and new employes' coming to take the pin- ces of the striking workmen have boon assaulted and police protection has been required..lor them on numerous occasions. Several overt acts awnfl members or the Borg iirm have been reported the the police. The author- ities, it was stated today, have taken all possible measures to prevent fur- ther violence, and to protect the mem bars of the iirm.-whose families are seriously alarmed; for their salety. BRIDGEPORT STORAGE HOUSE FIRE. w*‘~~ ~ Lou of About 829,000 abstained by Vincent Brothers. BRIDGEBORT, March zip-Firemen fought names for hours in the west end, today, when the large storage house of Vincent Brothers. dealers in hay and grain,‘ was destroyed. This afternoon the immense quantity or teed was smouldering The loss was , about $20,000, and the insurance only partial. Just how‘the iire started is not known. That it .was under great head» way was realized by the firemen as soon as they reached the west end. The storage shed filled with hay and other stock who 126 feet long,‘ in the a; corner or Washbnrn and Carbon . streets. On one side was the lumber yard of the Park City Lumber Corn. parry, and on the other that of the West End Lumber Company each pil- Elm adjoinin property; and hose lines were titted with gun n as. ‘ which throw a spray ol’ water up into the wind. The water who then driven .by the wind “in the term or; a heavy shower rill over the section, putting out the biasing brands 'wh‘i had been mounting on into the a nd coming down throughout the spray. but they iinaiiy conquered it. although several companies were still on the ground this afternoon. ed wi h improper c duct in the'town court, this moral -BEGAUOE lT iii .THE EARLY PART 0 THE SEAOON ANDjK.‘ Selleck Norwolk. Conn. SIMPLY AS AN ADVERTISING MATTER. WE OFFER THEM TO YOU AT $12.60. L. GOLDEN’S, 68 Gordon Semen. The funeral of Gordon Somers, the promising little son of Mr. and Mrs William Somers. was largely attended yesterday afternoon from the family ironic ti Crescent. Terrace. Tire Rev Dr hurlea S Muciarlaud officiated and interment followed at Riverside Cemetery in Nor walk During the sen vice a quartet song: The pallbearers wore Charles sier ling,, Hurry lane. Wallace Voilmer. .Paui Knippel William Gumbn‘rt ouil Horton Dibble. all boys and young men. The floral display was verv hand- some. The hearers jfor the flowers were Frederick Lune; Harold Chasmsr. Robert. Rowan and Harvard Benedict. .'.———-o—io Funeral of Miles Plumb. 'lne funeral services over the re mains of Miles Pilill'lb a member or the 22nd Connecticut Volunteer ininrr try during the War or the Rebeii on, will be held in the chapel of the ol- dlers' Home tom ‘ri'ow afternoon. and interment will be in spring Grove Cemetery The deceased was in New Haven on a furious, and was stricken ternoon. mond took charge of the remains. i‘ “ ._ Edward E. Dudley; . ‘ Edward is). Dudley, a member of ., Company F. 20th Connecticut . Volun- mer lni'antry.’ died at the, Soldiers' Home,‘yosterday, in his 66th year. Funeral arrangements will be an- bounced later. illlllillilill liliil [illii " Henry W» “Gregory, m 001!“ has committed Nor-ours. of Wilton, to the hi insane at Middle- The Norwallr local of the Barbers' Union voted last night to extend to the state association an invitation to li'old the annual cenyehtion in SouthsNor- ' walk next January. Four new mem- here were also taken into the union last evening An individual handicap bowling tournament is being arranged for the members of the South Norwallt Club. and there will be suitable prizes. The ratings will be based on the recent club bowung: tournament. The en- tries for the he , tournament will ruin lllll llllilll us of the. POSITiVELV 816.00 VALUE. Washington Street LARGE ABBORTMENT OF Eadier fest Cards 5 far So Spalding these Ball 9...... W. A: Briggermarr MU O STORE. 5158 washinlton or. FULL LINEOF 5...... cases ' MW Boys’ Spring Suits 3 " and Overcoats it Very? Low Prices with pneumonia1 and died Monday ail-n . . Undertaker George H. my. . ‘ Oswell and Split , ‘ Family MAEONSTw—a GOING A VISITIN to Accompany D uty' , « Mun. to «669.com Timers. ' SMOKE the BEST A splendid showing of New Spring Dress Goods iii all the neweili weaves andsolo line includes 0 splendid exhibition of the new satin finish fabric. In the new panel shades, Is Wbll as the its is comings. Had some imparted ssrin iinish Pruncih sud Lurina Cloths, in all shades. Si .00 per g . d Shadow Stripe streets, in satin finish cloths, tire most popular Style for the season. 1.00 per SlLKS This rs :1 Silk season arid all oi the most popular Silks are here. . ROUGH SHANTUNG. in natural and all colors, 24in. wide, 50c per yard DIRECTOIRE MESSALlNE. the most popuhir Silk fabric this season, very soft and beautiful finish. inall the newest shades, 65c and 75c per yard. , srdfiEw SATIN FOULARDS, handsome patterns, in all the new coloriugs,‘15c and $1.00 per TRISTRAM 8r HYATT NORWALK CONN ruined yearly. We did not. dig it up ourselves. but we did sell a lot or it. it was coop cost. Too A And what's more, our customers are satisfied. NO WONDER . Fm Huglté‘ii Coal iii ilin iii-st will; ii coal knowledge could so- Jet-t from those 990 million tons IT. is HEAT , CONDENSED HEAT i G BUT HEAI/ 76 NORTH MAIN STRBBT Phone 445. ' l l The Roget, diow IS THE BEST 100 CIOA 0, THE MARKET. YO CAN'T BEAT THE " ‘ 7A special train as been enkoirod , . of Old Well. .6 Lodge. A. F. and;A.lM.,-ito Georgetown this evening, when Deputy Charles F- ' Mills will pay his oiiicial visit to Ark Lodge. or that place. All econ is be; ing made to get: as many members of . __ the craft as possible to go along. and Mbeller produced this saloon; lrom h on . 8 ,b ‘ it is hoped to get a hdndrod or more. The round tri to lure being dis- ‘ dbl (I! To buy ii pong Suit or list, wrthiiul seeing our styles, is dorng’yoursclf. an. inluélrce. “mg "of Warsls it 315 00 by a wrench. twist “or op, ' dune in
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