V, invited. Frederick
R bert M. Wilcox.
;- "fossils” in
11.4111 and August er-
. tllo’olock All Royal Arch
rdinllybe invited. Wll
.Vnrlcl
T‘ 01 int and Knapp curlers are in do
Miami. for they are sold to be the only
debating but with no
become :1. law. Neith
reduced because of. a. desire
so A job for ex-presidentsfso
country pays its presl'
0 a. year, and the man who
2 “ch compensation ought to ithatthe men would stay with his loc-
. my
ivorty slang when he to
Kit 111121 ad the resolution in
Ving tin automobile V.
11; which Virus“ accepted
1.
ill
, time that was est in 11m
set: for Hope Hose Company
ere was a tire, and said in con-
’ t in hlgfiplnlou a nechlVien1~
chapped
, iii/s11 Twentlto
~i‘iom nn olllcér oi' the association.
"9.10
‘1! union or trimmer
« City belong
V'nnd now have 99. _ It
held elicit week.
ion
on» are b. 113 shopped in union the
$01198. , ,
So (at this Week. seven members or _
Tu. trimmers Association have been
Early in the week Mm. :
ork in the Lem-
in orth Main street,
th Yolk lactorlr
whit is ensconced lost 3 i
. s uplieswuors, Mrii. Elle Clerk 1 ' »
‘ ‘andvth *Miss‘es Bertha and Julio, calls—
him here been shunned in the Demon.
Kelli plant; This reduced the tanks or
the unemployed, It was learned to n'y,
m
240 to about 150 ‘
It wits learned further lrom‘ one of
the olilcers of the men’s association
that there‘ are now 84 mounted men
and 25 single ones out or weigh e 1e“
auction to 109 men from 160 CiliYorVd
E. Jennings, late of the culling deport
meal of the TCrolut and Know factory,
has secured a position at the n WV 0
r and Wilson ‘co-‘ope'rn'llve to cry
ethci. and William A. Bellow, ‘anoili.
and K. man has entered the
employ of the Grliliu Hut Company, or
‘epoth.
shop' :1 crew of hand curlers left in the
‘ country when the trouble began and
the establishment of the loci. of their
having been employed in this depail‘
'ment or the 0.111111 K. Company Is no
as on i dicatlon that they wcie
less In FMAOI'YW or 1111;. high
VYYsy an agent for n- lectory In
11' came here, and announces
Wanted to get eight curlers
is factory. One he seemed was
chbn_TShermsn, and he is expected
back here today to make arrangements
With others. He wanted in be assured
on should the tieup be settled
at 11 eorly date. A prominent ti‘iu‘ie
oili‘cer. Stated this morning that they-1r
was no dduht that the then would he
. V‘WiVlling to sign an agreement with
their new employers. ‘ .
Trade meet Tonight. .
rion Hall will undoubtedly be tilled
“its centrally this erasing, tor the
. joint meeting of the Trimmers. Fin-
‘ i Ishers and Makers when there will
, be an address by either Notional Sec.
«rotary Martin Lawlor or National
w goth, thus preventing any good results
Trsuurer James P. Mailer, or both.
Phlliidelphla Ttlmt‘nero Omani:
Miss Einmn F.‘ Bunion; secretsiy . T
the Trimmers‘ Association received
11 letter yesterday. from the secretary
or the newly formed film/timers Asst)» .’
.oiation in Phllsdelpliie, which is high-
ly encouraging to the South Norwoili
strike began, theie h‘evci thllVlllfl been
Their Secretary reported
that they started with 50 trimmers.
stings are being
cut
the Quaker ‘
a. ll 0
til it . "‘11 will dni hand
lists rendv‘Y to 1 “mil et.
any friend
Tbeh‘ jury iii the civil superior court
inlt ease of Elizabeth You'ne
3‘ Connecticut company.
11 a verdict yesterday noon
‘ defendant.
Eliltilheth Young, is a resident 8:
auditors, and lives on Blrstiord are:
nus. She brought suit against the
trolley company tor Injuries sustained
August 20 or last year, slinging that
she was throv/n oil 9. out by the
negligence or the company's employees
nest he‘r home. she fell heavily on
her back and her head Was severely
She was laid up for some time
by the 11111111.,
ecloimed that she signaled the
motui'lnnn to stop and that the (1111‘.
several.
instead of stopping; passed
poles. and so she stepped on thinking
that the car would not stop.
There who a preponderance of evl.
deuce to show that she signaled the
conductor once. then she siiiprleed a
number of passengers by stepping on:
the our and that. the our did step ii.
car's length sooner than it would have
done orillnuriIY, the niolmman nut-
ling on the hrakes when he heard a
scream. .
Alter the Jury had letiirned 11 var
diet in favor of the defendant, Judge
Gogol excused the jury from service
until the first Tuesday in May ‘
CHESTNUT TREE PEST
continues to Break Out in Limited
Areas of the State.
NEW HAVEN. liinrc‘h 25.~eileports -
from the Connecticut Agricultural Ex
iiei'iinent Station show that the chest-
nut lice post has continued to break
out ht various places in the state. but
that the areas are limited and appur-
entiy the pest makes slight it any
p1ogress.VThese regions have been
cnrlnlly demarcated fer the purpose
of showing an extension of the iron-
ble. The worst region «lg prevalence
continues to be between lower and
upper part or Fairiield county and New
York city. The post, which is s lun-
gull. starts first upon the exterior bark
or the tree and works beneath the
em spraying.
Reports iioni various nurseries
tucks imported into the stale show
no new cilse oi! the brown tail moth.
m; m ROOKVlLLE .
”2......
‘ii an?» idl Gtied‘adLou'
organization. The Philadelphia branch T ° Le 3'" "g u n
has been organized since the present _ " ‘
in Quito Heavy.
OCKVILLE, March 25.—~The Lend
iilding, on iirookiyn street owned
‘by Mrs. Gertrude Adams; of Hartford.
was gutted by lire early today. the
firemen having 1'1 hard tithe In keeping
' " the babies from spreading to nearby
active in stringing Social events
. ‘ .8
fl T for the indies or the Trimmers’ ABSOa
nine- en
, fh assessmenll
elation are receiving the letter“ 5 hour ,
thanks to:- t away they have been
n the John; . we. ,
buildings: The blaze is thought to
have oilgineted from on oveihestnd
stole in the hillisid rode on the sec-
ond door. , b
ture. islestimated at $1500.11“: Ad
ems Moniimen‘tal Works our the first
‘1! floor.» place their loss at $3 090. and
about 8800,1den1age was done in the
billiard oo . T " .
NEWY_ YOR YWOVNIAN TAKES GAS
ractv woman. , Attired In Bali
Gown, Tries Suicide.
T . NEW r‘dnK March 25-»«A'111red in T
$1 billllsnt bull gown. ~
Mrs.
era comely woman of 40.19113
dying (tom ‘gss asphyxiation in .
a artineuis on C‘lirllltopher street.
11y Slit; had 111 :5
The plaintiff.-
Lillian .T
VTliiiil Tells ‘
we‘ll Tknown V
after boring sue- ‘
» d
ceasinlly operated on the New Haven
and other eastern roilroads for nearly.
me years. always using the some
methods, had anything; to do with his
arrest, it Is woman to any. but this
tact will be pushed by the superstb
time it‘s another sure sign that the
number should _T nrolded in Toll
things. ‘ ‘
Frsi‘clgh that is his right nanie.
hails from Utlcn, N. VY., and comes, he T
says, from a. Wealthy 111111in in that.
city, although he hits been disowne‘o
by his parents tor his pursuit oi this"
path theta leads to jails and prisons.
While being sweeten by the mums
detectives hetero being taken to New
1.1111101 where war was sentenced to
six months in jail Frslelg‘h told on in-
toresting story about himself, and how
he became a. buggnge thief and in‘ci- ‘1
donts‘ily min the police that on one .
.occnsion he escaped arrest here by
slipped out of his coat and overcoat
one night when 1111th by 11 tsllrosd‘
Welshman in the Wster street irelght
yards. Bridgeport.
leclgb, according to his story. W38.
going to a small college in New Yoik‘
state, when he not into bad complain.
(Tumbling and ether bad habits r
suited in his parents turning him Tout.
_ He" become 11. tiller. but ndhiitlod that ‘
‘ . tile business we» not a profitable one.‘
He sold the largest Amount be ever
iouu‘li in a suit 11118.11. each, web $2
but sometimes he could sell the can
tents of the stolen grip at much inure
than that lights ‘, ,
He told the rnllr
night last Melon};
police that one
bitter. cold night
it nus. he said, he was poking Around-V
the Bridgeport vnrd‘s, when 11 railroad
watchman closed in on hiin,. The
young man slipped out or his Vercoat ‘
to or Tthe ‘
and northwest, and limits
street. included the was ohme'n 111111
In his shirt sleeves sought shelter in
o. hallway on State street, near George
A man who lived in the building saw
him, asked him“ where his cost was. ,
end Froleigh sold it had been stolen
oven in the railroad yards. The then
gave him on old n _ .
11111911311. havinE his: . hln‘i
wont hack to the rallrosil yards,
and crawled. into an:
freight that. won b01111
River yards. The
Vl‘ront oi the roll
““11 llsriein
den was? directly in ‘
lion, and he reared in
would look In and dis‘cot r him lint
the train soon pnllcii out, had F‘rhlelg‘h"
was not taken. He said he had it bad
iivve minutes lhoucli r iiilo the irnin‘
was standing still.
Fraleigii admitted the
suitcase Hi the South Norivulk s .
one night :1 low months ago lint“ in
this deal he met with hard luck: on he
expressed it lie tool: the case and
throw it hits an open ear of 11 passing
irclghi intending to 11mm- the 1mm A
few cars back “0““le
the wheels. The mail
lost the shit case will
cred latei by railroiid lint” ,
Ill‘o‘riexn Rit‘Tér yhrds;
confessed, so the poll 8. hunt.
her or theft: at dilfe t cities, and,
when his term at No dun is esr
‘pired he will make the on dis 0: the
hills In southein New
tithe in at lenst six or the
proprietio one be secure it
_T slingihle building for ‘ h
. orkin'g i‘oYr
11' th barire
rhoil in a. '
the freight ‘
was going so lost. tbshhé outset dare “
~ take the risk of being 1 ,
d, slid it .
l , the police have their 11., Will tier "e
A‘YL‘MY TECH 25,1"1‘905‘33'
And all the earth 1. in new 1
attire. T
Conn 'rononsow‘
andsee our business display of bargain/sot siniost half re 111“" ‘3: es
MEN'S 351: SOCKS 17c
Men' is Fancy Books, in embroider-
.. {1d} std Jacqusid phltctas. iii-incl
,T Y2 5.0
FRIDAY 17:.Y
”women's 15c INITIAL
HANDKERCHIERS
6 for 48:: ‘
Woniens soft finish, line tirade
. initial Linen Handkerchiefs. liege;
Y‘ Iar TYprleo in (reach. v- _
Friday. ii for 48¢.
259 "SI'MLA’T' SILK 17c ., "
.. The genuine “Slmlu” Silk. the
kind that does not change in wash-
his. Regular 250. quality.W ‘
FRIDAY 17'; YARD.
111.50 DRESS GOODS 81,31:
T All Wool Novelty» Drdhh‘flcolls.
119:1 ‘spiiuir design Regular $1.50
1“ lie; ‘ TV . T , . 1 '
NOTION- BARGAINS; "
linguist 50c "linillight‘ CroYivn
Wire liaii Rolls l-‘Tiliiny. “29c
‘iiias‘ kilos. Fine Lawn ii yards
‘ to To piece.
Regulal' we each. l‘lnil Hair
Plus. Friday ..... ‘2 form:
"HAIR barbs; Ar VHAtF T
PRICE
1 our entire its oil Hair Pulls nt
nhnll‘ price.
$2. 50 Sets at . ... 151.25
‘ $2 .00 Sets at ............ $1.00
,3175 Setsnt ..T.,..........337o
Til/50‘ Select 75c
' 31.25 Sets at _.. ..... 63c
NEcKwEAVR . ' . i ‘
"the 1.... litmsiitcbed Ties
new, dainty. Friday
Regular 1 o Net and Luce .
hols. 111111111
21
an
thTiluvt'st
“ sulnoMPsRs 71:
Children's Cornbrie and Chain-
bray Rompers. ages 1 to 6 yearsu
50c is the regular slice.
TV FRIDAY 37¢.
39c PDPLINS 29c
Satin Stripe P01311118, a beautiful
reuse of colors. hill 28 inch width.
Regular price 390. E.
FRIDAY V290 YARDL
63.41;
About 500 yards, all perfect and
fast colors.
. FRIDAY 6%11. .
_ 50c “KAYSER” GLOVES 39c
New spring line of genuine "Key _ TY
sci“ Double Tipped Finger Cleves,
black and till colo’rs T
T YFanoAv see.
2 signs.
Friday ...... 5: Fives ‘3 ‘
5pc DRESS GOODS 39c
Wool Dress Goods, 1111 new do—
one regularly.
FRIDAY 391:.
ONE DAY BARGAINS
‘ in '
.RLooR COVERINGS CUR.
TAINS, ETC.
A tiliely altering. No better
chance than now to save money.
251: China Mailings ....'.......i7c
850 Jon. Mailings .....‘........21Vc
500 Rudied Muslin Curtains .‘.
”45:
$3. 00 inlaid Linbieum z'l'hos.
Potters ti Sous' nest quality
F‘ildsy. :1 Square ynrdu . $1.00
VEIL PINS 17c
25c ‘andT out: Well Plus, all now,
mostly a slimple stock. .
the colored ginghimt
this way. .
.T r
res considerable, but .
to old tamilisr eibo
, tan,
'Iz‘Vzcu DRESS. .GINYGHAMSf
15.4. and o CHILDREN’S
RIBBED VESTS r'g‘o
Children's Cotton Ribbed Vests.
most eveiy size. Regulaiiy sold‘
25c and 291:. ‘
YFRVlYDTAY 19¢.
. u—u—Y
50c SHEATH HQSE 35C
The new Sheath Stocking for? .
women; line llsio, linen spliced
root, lack, hello, light blue, bevy.
smoke and Hunter green.
Begunrlyisoid 50in “ *
T rain/iv sac.
Regularly sold 121,450.. ‘
.3911
251: Window Shades ..... 19c,
60c Oil Cloth 2 yards wide .
No. 8 Light Weight Brooms,
75¢ CROCHET QUILTS 54c ”1
White Crochet Quilts full size.
~Roguinr 75c. . . “I
. k
FBlDAY 54:.Y
12 /2c PERCALES 6%:
Full y‘aid wide Females. Regular.
Iy‘ iOcY‘ ,
‘ ‘ Y‘FBJYDAY‘YGYSQO.’
BELTING
Regulai 29c Cotton Belting ..
white embroidered, in ion, light
blue, lavender, navy end green. ’
FYTRIYDAY 21c.
BASEMENT BARGAINS YY
Feur Big Offerings for To.
marrow
Plain Whité American VPorceisin
Coffee Cups n'nd' Saucers.
Regularly sold in sets or six
l‘m 4911 For Friday . . .6 for 29¢:
Sold 111 Sets Only.
Plain White Brenkfast and Diu-
not Plates. (:11on .‘....5o Each
Regular 10c Value
Inverted Gas Lights, complete 1
with mantle and halt frosted
globe Regularly 501:, at. . .390,
' very line quality 113le 35c
voluefl at... ‘
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