‘ENING SENTINE
‘r‘nrnsv, APRIL‘ ,, W.”
and $10 ‘ I S7 and $10
Your Easter Suit
I I it is not a bit; too early to begin buIiIIg your master apparel.
Easter is not so very far away. Buying eIII-lv means best selections.
MEN WHO KNOW come here for clothes iIeI- miss the} am confident
la‘fll‘.
that our clothes are always right in (2ch y detail and our price is tIom 310 Ladies' Shirts, for ..........
15% to 20% lower than others. We handle nothing but pure worateds 37 Ladies' Shirts, for. ..........
and will stand back or the guarantee. Wt“ show I line of chosen EM-
Ladles' Waists. 82. 00 value .. ......
gl‘ncnts treats from the work room, from handsome new spring fabrics
‘, Ladies' Waists. $2 50 value . .. . ..
for the standard price.
Copyright Clothing Company
6 NORTH MAlN STREET
$7 and $10
CAL-Lu
AT LOWEST PRICES
‘ ARRIS a , CANS co.
TELEPHONE 450. 68 WATER STREET. "
L. GOLDEN’S, 68
If young Spcndthriit would settle
down he soon would be able to settle
‘lID
A URDAY 18 T E
T DAY
Have you made this sale of advantage to your,-
self 7 If not, we give you one
more opportunity. '
Carved Oak Bookcase, regular $15. 00,
, Music Cabinet, Mahogany Finish, at -
Larg‘eI Oak Hat Rack, with Mirror,
18x40 Beveled Mirror, heavy Gold Frame,
35c Shades, -
25c Best Japanese Matting,
$12.98 ‘
$6.75
$8.75
$7.98
21¢
‘ wan . - .. . .
HOLD LONG CONFERENCE ‘ presented at the meetings‘ or thelooal
associations last week were considered
and the general situation gone over in
detail and at great length. All of the
national odlccrs were present, with the
exception of Vlcc- Plesidcnt Shalvoy,
who was out of the city on business
pertaining to the otg‘anizntion. Rec
guiding a rumor that hasheen current
in this city today that, the suggestions
relative to an adjustment. of the dilll
culty had been “turned down" by the
national board. MI. Lynch said that
*—
Local Committees in Session With Na-
tional Board.
(DanbutI News)
The special joint committee repre-
senting the Hat Makers' Association
and the Hat ‘Finisbcis’ Association of
Danbury held a long conference in
New York, yesterday. with the nation-
al ofllcens 01' the United Hatters of
I North America and the national advi-
gIliiliiRSlii III BiiiiilS
lilililliilllW
,, (Continued on eighth page)
Lair‘l‘o Was bent
Today the company is using a Win
on touring car until its own machine
s ready.
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
8 Days' Sale of Spring Suits, Skirts and waists
Ladles' Suits, actual value $22. 50, for .
ladies’ Suits. actual value 330 00, for ....... ,,. ..
Ladies' Suits, actual value $37. 50, for
Ladies' White Wash Walsts, actual value $1. 50 for tines days only”;
III!
They are certainly the best in town. Coins add is convinced
WOOD Wo
the depositms from the cam
‘ 10. I909.
‘BlG DANCE YESTERDAY.
W
‘ of Local situation.
fund many people occupie
iesl‘ Union musicians vol eered f0
d Mrs Fred Ambler,
Cah‘ill and Harry Lowe.
Miss Alic
tiinely verses of his own composition
nny ot'tho C and K,. employee; wen
little , doing about the factory
til‘ne.
ever. though they were not: cnlie
tin once to take a. hand. I i
,rgest Attendance [Yet-«Other Ncbvs
, The largest attendance at. any after-
'noon dance held tints for was present
yesterday afternoon at Music Hall,
‘When the Trimmers enjoyed thorn-
selves and entertainéd their friends.
J'I‘he hail floor was completely filled,
he galler-
dancing music. During the afternoon.
also; vocal solos wore rendered by Mr
Mr and Mrs.
Ainblei sang a duct and Calvin Smith
the Ipo'pulaI hatter'poet recited" some
the ,early, yesterday, and there was
't clos
The police were on hand
member of the Trimmers Alsso‘cia-
pumped into by‘ one of the trimmers
son board of that organization in re
nation to the situation arising [10m ‘thc
long tieup in the batting industry and
the possibility of an adjustment of the
trouble along the lines suggested to
the local organizations by the. Rev.
John D. Kennedy. not Danbut y at spe
cial meetings of the Makers’ and Flu
ishers' Asunciaiio‘ns last week.
As to What the results of the (Oll-
ierence Were oI whether the meeting
of. yesterday is likely to lead to fun
than plospects‘ of the adjustment of
the sithatlon by means 01‘ arbitration
or othelwise no authoritiIc informa-
tion was obtainable today, as the con-
ference was held in executive session.
and the committee has made no state-
ment in regard to its details.
Michael .1. Lynch, president of the
Hat Makers Association is chairman
of the joint committee and Hugh 0‘
Shalvov secretary of the Finishers“
Asuo'ciation is soctctaty Chairman
lunch said today that he was not at
liberty today to make known anything
that tIV'uIIsphod at the conference be
yond the. tact that the session, which
was held at the national headquarters
oi? the United Hatters lasted from hell
1‘
e
t
G.
such was not the case, but more than-
t.hat he could not say. The members
of the‘ committee returned home last
night leaving New YoIk on the mid-
night train.
this city this afternoon for further con-
sideration of the situation.
‘ (Daily Trade Record.)
Secretary Lawlor, of the United Hat-
ters, ,Says He is Mlsquotcd.—-0n the
ground that whenever he gives infor-
motion to a newspaper it is always
distorted when it appears in type. Man
tin Lawlor, secretary of the United
Hatters or North America, yesterday
declined to discuss the recommenda-
tion made at the convention of the Am-
erican Federation of Labor that. all its
members be assessed ten cents month-
ly, instead ot‘the usual three cents, in
order‘to assist the'striking batters. Ho '
also refused to glvesny estimate of
what the, assessment would realize.
‘ m...— ,
BORDEN GO. TO OPEN OFFICE.
Headquarters Being Arranged in the
Hoyt's Theatre Building. ‘
The vacant store in the Hoyt’s Them
The committee meets in 7
t, e factory; She told a police
9, said teddy, and he atlvlsed
t‘ro block is being made ready for oc-
cup‘ancyi. as a branch Office for the Bor-
den Milk Company.‘ of New York
which, as was made in The Sentinel
several weeks ago, is about to invade,
, The Norwalks. The news at the tlr‘ne‘
caused quite a little hurry among the
“milk dealers of the town, inasmuch“.
as widespread effort of the New York
‘ concern is well known. This company.
in loot, is already, Established hora
somewhat n that one of its wagons
has been a rvlng customers in Row
ayto‘n fol a number of months. W‘Ii‘s
w some wagon also cert/es parien and
in Stamford the. company has estab-
. lished a large business ‘ I
WW
SABLI‘T.‘ ISLAND. April 2—Stéa‘me‘r
La Lorraine. Hours for New Yerk‘.
was $60 t‘ntieli east of Sandy Hook at.
past 12 yesterday noon until half past
ti last evening, and that the matters.
I! Mt"
If ' moomo Imoommuww
,Let. your wife handle the family made and let her have a savings
o‘unt h‘e‘I‘e and there will bq‘ a new era ot‘ getting ahead for you.
I Nor walk Sayings Bank
UNITED [BIANK BUILDING. II ,
‘I It}, ‘BO‘UTH‘ NDRWAII‘IK. CONNI‘
.. $.25.|0
..... ....I-..I-I.-‘I....- a;
.........................
n-....... ..............
$1.9'
quoumomouumommuoootoo
‘Ladres’ Cloaks, Suits, ‘ Wants
and I Millinery' ,
Children’s and Infants’ Wearing Apparel a Specialty.
A Beauty in an“ Easter Suit for $9. 5(
ONLY QNIC DOZICN 0N HAND
H‘v
Washington Stree
OWMOOWWWWW”
u
Wm... ”w... .0-
FULL LINE OF HIGH ORA
Boys’ Spring S its
and Overcoa 3
At Very Low Prices
D. GOTTLI
11 NORTH MAIN 8T.. 80. NORWALK
coats. The Stylep
sihlc to make.
ueIwcs‘t stripes and mixtures.
ionable colors. Price.
RAINCOATS
:- n- p
‘ .
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM 8t HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Advance ShOWIng of Suits, COats
and, Raincoats '
c announce for this week an advance showing of Ladies' and Misscs’ Suits and Rain-
which we are showing are as near perfection in fit and finish as it is pos-
Suits of fine satin finish cloth. In all the fashionable shades, as well as the
While our line is very complete we are adding to it daily.
The most desirable styles in Tailor-made Rain and Automobile Coats,l‘,,in Priestley Craven—
cttes and Rubberized Silk in Black Navy, and all the fash-
$8. 75 to $17. 50
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT NORWALK CONN
TRY OUR
F. KARL,
D
‘ A. CARMI BETTS.
DEALER IN
, Hard and Soft W od,
Bowed and Split Ready
Family Use.
Soft dWood, $6. 00 per cord; 51 50 per
% cord.
Hard WOod $7.06 per cord; $1.75 per
‘4 cord.
and.
Dividend Notio‘e
FAIRFIELD COUNTY SAVI
BANK. I
Watch is
‘ At a meeting ot‘ the. directors
Filllflt’lll (‘IIIIIIII SuIings imp
this day. a Ohlilt‘lld at the rate
per cent. per II‘IIIIIIIII “its Ilecl
NGS
1909.
oi“ the
k, hold
of tour
lied to
h illst.
red on
1. April
RTIS.
Insurer.
the six months ohding Muir
1.909. 'llie some will be out
pass hooks and paid on and aft
SEYMOUR (‘IU
m2.) 'll. Tl‘
NORWALK;
Savings Society
Inconeo‘narao 1849
Deposits March In, 1909,
$3.655,424.37
George M. Holmes. Pres".
; Wm. A. Curtis, Vice-Proust.
Frod’k A. Eile..Sooy,dI Tron.
Split Wood. 256 Extra perM MADE.
v rd .
“1.78.32 No 74 MOHWYAEKW ONN. B J REYNOI DS
MANUFACTURER.
ago of
Phone 445.
SMOKE the BEST
The Roger Ludlow
is THE BEST 10c CIGAR ON THE
MARKET. YOU CAN'T BEAT THE
TWIN CITY
lN THE 5c CLASS BOTH UNION
Mostly About Coal
If coal mining is suspended for
a smart, time it will make no dif-
ference with the consumer, There
are millions of tons now stored
‘ to buy now we are ready.
For Spring we have received a
big lot of the pulverized Manurcs
which we have sold with such sat-
convenient bags.
149 Washington St.
SALE FOR SATURDAYI
Sheet M sic
2 COPIES FOR 4
When Darling Boss First W Iispet ed
Yes, Call ’Rouud Any Old Timsl IWish‘
I Had a Girl Bahv Doll I Nev r Knew
What Love Wns ’Till I Fell in Love,
With You, Just. OneSweet Girl, ‘1
Never Gated t‘m Any one thi. Way I
Care for You. Aint Alabana Good
Enough foI You S‘IIe? I
momentous. “‘
Donovan Block, 21.82 Washingto‘n gt.
,wOMEN's soaps
‘ will be ‘in enormous demand in
I ‘the‘ course or II. Week or so We
‘ the today with the von n west, '
[not the new to‘ be, iound‘ in Shoo;
‘3‘” dom. We also dull attcnt on to
{1 our complete range of motels in
,. Emerson Shoes for men. '
a mm as to prices: - ‘
1 Ladies lmntl‘o‘h, Smoke node I‘
‘ Button Boots. $5.00. I ‘
_‘ Ladies' Black Suede
‘ I Boots, 95. 00. ,
I l: 30 II; III. Dock abouos It. In. Bum
f, ‘Iln‘y. , j I , II ‘
BUTTON sH, Es} ‘
Do Our ‘Wag‘ons
Deliver Your
COAL? ,
it they don't they ought
to, because we aim to
glv; pertect service:
, , , E STORAGE
I % SCREENING
‘ E CLEANING
C
T DELIVERY
and they all say:
‘ “ PERFECT COAL"
The B. Hemhfield 8r Son Go.
. Tel. ,294. , , 1,2,2 Water' as, I
Bolognas. Frankfurters and San-‘,
,sages— all made fresh, daily. i ‘
Meats and Provisions of all kinds.
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
for just such an emergency. Our‘
own stock is large. If you ,choose .
isfaction for aiew years past, in
The Ferris Coal Co '
viiiww
.‘
Don’t
here.
ples’
come,_, Why?
‘ v linery, Tailored Garments,
Scatter
Your Dollars
About recklessly Concentrate your buying at ther store
‘where youndollars go farthest.
stand‘tlic supreme test—COMPARISON. ‘
, (I We want you to compare. to‘look arorind. to get fa-
miliar with values, qualties and prices, and we feel con-
fident after doing so you‘ll concentratedyour purchase ‘
This Is The Peo—
(i, We are busy when others are Waiting for trade to
B‘scausdthe people know from experi-
ence that we carry the largest and best stocks of. Mil-
most complete stoak of Furniture in The N orWa‘lks.
. Charge Accounts solicited
29- 31 Wrist Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK
All true values will
St0re
Clothing for Men, ‘and the
, ,I », ,I
shunts Mains
‘ iContinued from first page)
stated for the bullet, but were ‘unahle
to get at it.‘
will make‘ another attempt to extricate
it before the day is ‘over‘.
it was found that the bullet‘ was
probably from ‘a .22‘ calibre weapon
it had struck the cheek veered at a
right angle, traveling doylnwurd, in its
course breaking "ctr nsr‘tooth and dis-
lodging another. 3,.
Today the police are working entire
ly on the theory that the bullet on e
from a hill back at the Lincoln schoo .
where it is claimed that boys have
noon at target practice. Oiiicor, John
H. Smith secured the names of two or
three lads last evening, and Chl‘e‘t of
Police William Vollmer made a person-
al investigation or his own this morn-
ing He is convinced that the bullet’s
force was largely spent when it! hit
Mr. Austin. in the neighbor odd
“where be investigated he had hard
"work finding anybody who would say
a.‘ great. doai along the line or his quest. I
tioning. , ,
, oldental is scouted by the police. I
That the case was a'I‘Iyth‘ingI hilt acé‘
1t is expected that they ‘
”and-..“
THE, NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
chiropractic is the sclenco‘ or the
cause of the disease’and the art of ad-
iusiinc ‘LiII same Diseases are caused
by ,II Wrench twist or swam in the
“cock law" It done in childhood It
create-I pinched nerves and pain in
'atI-r life in the different organs and
limbs. »
Chiropractors remove the cause or.
“this disease and pain, and health is
Iestomd through harpionising the six
nerve systems in your body
Nervousuess, RheumI‘Itlum“y ‘IP‘s‘raly- ‘
sis. Heart, Kidney and Female Dis-
‘oases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You. will
never regret giving Chiropractic II‘
chance to help you.
TFRANCISDC
,94 WASHINGTON, 8T. 80. NORWALK
I‘flncgnotlo TrsI‘ItI‘iicntl given Al‘so.
‘ There is ‘lau‘c‘h a thing ab“ being too
honest. Some young men nevet even‘
try to steal a kiss. I ..
Norwalk Chronicler