hBSOUTHNonIVALK
Epitome Saarinen .
a ct Golden Editor and
Proprietor
EDNESDAY APRIL to. 191:
TOMORROW
it rises 5:17; sets 6:29.
‘gh tide 11:25 a. m.; IX :32 p m.
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SOCIETY NOTICES
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MASONIG DIRECTORY.
a Wall Lodge, No. 108, F. and A.M
‘Maota in Masonic Building. South
«in street lat and 3d Tueaday or
much montthuly and August ex-
cepted—at 8 ohelock All Muster
Masons cordially invited. Rood
g. Flynn, W. M Robert M Wilcox
.. ac.
» miller Chapter. N0. 38. It. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building. South
“Main street. 2d and uh Tuesdays of
each month—duly and August 9:-
aptodmat 8 o 'cluck All Royal Arch
. Masons caldiaily invited. William H.
:fiwifin inn, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox,
Sec.
(‘3 ROBERT M. WILCOX. Sooy'.
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ERCHANTS' AND MANUFACTUR
ERS' ASSOCIATION
2-“ Nehemiah Candec President
Vice-president. Charles]. Pidgeon
Frank W. Hadley. Secretary
Matthew Corbett. Treasurer
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TOWN MEETING TONIGHT.
fi‘ho special town meeting cuilod for
tonight undoubtedly will be a record-
breuker for attendance and interest.
it is “lo instruct the sélcclmon what
. action they are to take. if any,
ht Hartford on Thursday, relative to:
the W ashlmlon stIeet blldge, and to
em any other matters and lake ac-
an themon volume to said bridgei
d bond issue. and whether that
_ Niall prepnl'o or rocrlxo an) oillot hill
‘0'. be picseniod to tho logisluturc,‘
‘ Under this call the whole bridge
tnatior can be opened up and. it on I
doulitodly \Iill be mud n aiinitiz offoit
till he "Unit to (Inlail llit‘ pnw‘ms
dontemplmod b\' the loglalnliIo (Olll- ;
hitters: bill to be bestowed on the
inn committee. and to eliminate tho
rx project trout them" altogether.
We bollmo them would be liltio
N Vflicnliy in building 11 new Midge. Son
diluent la unnnlmonnly in (mm of it. ‘
It la the park rider and tho cnorlnoua
“penal! involved in it that cuuara op
position to the bill, 'l‘lw Iluitn that It
’Iridxe cannot be built without thol
i park is an dbiturd one The paritl
‘ rider to tho hillshiu solely for the pool
poae of obtal g authority to con-
‘ damn a rut water from territory (or
Mire purpoaea that ought to be
* kept for bnaineaa purpoaaaw no property
that la probably. the [IMMW comm»
’lll mat of the town becauae or ill
valuable water trout. City water
Millooea are very mm m: in tact,
have been nearly all prompted by
.opi'porato interoata. Thole intereata
Mia the value at than water
‘ ' and once poaaeaaed or them
are in control or inachlaoa that
titanium" oi the bitumen
“ahould oonaittar very aeo-
ggoioot that totally way
‘11:. Mam poem.“
lacuna-albumin!»
CM I! am it! tho
IMMMM
‘ United States (lirc'uil. Court at Appeal:
'NIATURHE ALMAN AC FOR ‘ arable in the annals of organized labor
, Among the employeIa was the iiim of
".THE DANBURY HATTEflB." ‘ 3
l The above phrase has been under
this oyoa of newspaper readers at inter.» 3
vulu during tho lonl tell yeah, but the’,
’iiligallon luvoivad hun‘been oncomplb .
noted that whorl the decision of the
was made public yesterday “tho mun
‘in tho utreet failed to grasp its mean»
lug
This case Ivhitb will long be mom»
originated in an effort of tho United
{flattens to unlonlze the factories in
‘ which their membote workcdwthut in,
‘lo exclude from them nourunlon labor.
‘1). E. Loewe & 00., whereupon a union .
“war" was dé‘ciurcd upon ii. and min»1
.‘uionuricu pnrporlltu to represent the;
lnnlon \iiitcd the iiIIn‘e (ustmnore ill
(lil'i'elont states and declared that nil-1
lose they ceased to handle the goodli
of the thin in question the buttons" um
ion and affiliated unions would rennin l'
i’lom patronizing them
Suit was brought bv Loewe it Co._
{against the union (01 alleged boycot-i
ting. in violation of the Shannan entl-‘
Etruat law. and more than a your use
the United States Clicuit Court at]
Hartford after II trial lusting three
x’jlnoutha. uwulded lllc plain-tilt 8222,000‘
Idamages. This judgment iii reverend
'by the mascot decision of the United
:Stutcn Circuit (‘ cart of Appeals. 1
'1‘th means that there villi be a new j
atrial. .ludge anomhe, who writes the,
opinion naaelta that in combination oi'?
individuals to induce a mannt‘acturerl
engaged in interstate commerce to com ‘
lduct his buainesa aa they deaire to as
violation of the untiltruet statute Ho, ,,
howeI or, holda that the trial iudse on“;
led in taking the case from the. Jury?
and himself deciding every quoatlon
except the amount of daniases. Ho
also holds that tho toatimony 11a to
the alleged threats to customers made ,
by agents of the union wan neuronall
evidence and not competent. .
The next atop in this famous contro- .
I'eray _wiil be awaited with keen inter-1
not by labor organizationa and employ-‘
era in every part of the couIItry.——Now 3
York Hamid.
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hi the i
. T case.
hearing below the finance committee
‘auriua uaainat W oi pleaauraa
1and lose or prank-horn rainy weather
COMMENT ON HATTERS' SUIT. i
We have not soon the loot. apparent.
ly, of tho Dunlmrt- i‘it‘iilers' boycott
The matter is likely to go [0‘
illul again and perhaps that lit well ‘
Possibly lhr boycott has not lit-on sui-
ilciontly vcntilated. -—-Now [linen Rog»
lI-Ilct.
mom-To THE Pom'r. ‘ i
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A fIIoiIioII‘note'eliys the tiltra-lnaa-f
lonablo skirt will thiii season be’ahort'
in front and with u lrain behind. lt‘
is strange that woman with all her
lngninity. has not llol‘iaed a skill with
a train to haul llmcktou Times. 3
wom ;
A New York tailor acts the laahloh,
pmc lor 'gouta" thia aummer with
Itltot cullaion tronoera Home 0! the
negro minatrel freak: need to wear
linen cum on their ankle: and the of.
firm was just too sweet tor anything"
when the buttona were pretty. «2
Bridgeport Standard. i
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About the only hope We can see for
tho ninodolinra- -u IIeek than is tori:
him to many a girl who is happy orcr‘
trilleu.~(iulveawn New.
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Counting nibblingm woman eata loot
about as much Ila a man. «Alchioon l
Globe ~ 3'
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A new intoroat hi added to life. Poll
ciao me to be loaned at Lloyd a for in
in the holiday moon. Holiday: an a
gamble and the weather calla In tho
holiday-maker. “Reade. i win: tailor,
you loco." no human hoopla.j lit
oompaaalon..will altar all that. and
while the rain la coining cm the la-
aoranoa mom will bo oomiaa in.-
lamina Saturday-4. Review.
Coil-t Sophia...“ dropping a lacunae:a
from thiDootoohiond om tho pol-co
at Human. la a more phooiaa
ylalthnttiiaa llhahotflopooiio» ..
or“o bolt in. tho “0"th
World. .
A popular cam in midpoint. a.
amommammml
mama-(t tho oily tartar to
W Windham
walhiaaiyeaatloltatioraa. ,
‘ WEDNESDAY. ‘A‘PRIL. 1a. to"
Owing to the observance of the
Holiday. we will remain» open to-
‘ marrow evening until 9 o'clock.
Special Attrac-
tions in
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Easter .
Mummy
THE seasons BEST
Trimmed and Untn‘mmed Hate. the
amarteat creations known to tho
milliner'a art: correct atylea and
low prices. Our present allowing
ia the most extensive and' varied
display ever shown.
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AN our-oarua-oaomaar-
SALE or WOMEN’S a MlSSES‘
Tailor- made
SUITS “
A collection of new Spring and Ena-
ter Styles. of fine English Serge.
Mixtures, Worated Serge, etc.
all the popular new Spring Styiea.
Coats lined throughout with oat.
in. new shirt models; atylea that
are fully worth $18.50» and Sum.
$12323”? 16.50-22.50 ,
Ester Gloves
Lodiaa' a-elaapil‘na‘ehliidfllmtoa.
Whackifihomsm
aliadaa in hit. Gray.“
White and Black; 8m »
quality Tmorrow........
a
mm’amlaapnoodeumm
in Tin. Gray. Mood White.»
malloatqudbyiw _ ,n
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New Spring
COATS
FASHIONABLE .,
FOR WOMEN. KISSES AND
CHILDREN
At $10.9 + M at
light tan Covert Coata. aemHit-
ted styles. in all aizea.
At $12. 5 semi - fitted
modeio. lull
lentth. made of fine quality French
8:!“ All the new Spring atyiea.
sizes for women and miasea.
"‘ Girls’ Goats ‘ ,.
All the pretty new Spring weighta
and trimmings-the beat of ma-
terials only. Siren a to :4 yeara.
Separate eSkifls
A £0 LOT OF HIGH GRADE
SKIRTS
Which under 01-?!me circumstanc-
es, sell for at leaat a third more.
They are ample models. made of
Panama. in blue and
black. Special ..
loo Matting Raga in Oriental pat-
$.t“?$’.2..'§21..39c
mutation
Inboxoomuialuaogdaflooom
iatmdrepeadooiablrtmhtl
:fifixrow ..... . ..... $3o98 L
..$398 .
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Spring and Easter
. Waists ‘
“ Ite‘guiap $1.501 Sample
Lingerie Waists
In a variety of styles. of beat quality
Lawn: and Betiates. long and
short kimono sleeves. high or
Dutch neck: fine trimmings of .
lace and embroidery: all
sizes. Tomorrow ........ 790 3
c——_
’ Reg. $1.98 Lingerie
Waisls
Mode of fine quality Batiste, hand-
homely trimmed with Cluny lace
and embroidery; all “Standard"
' models.
Tomorrow
‘Messaiine Silk, Waists
In plain colors. block and blue. also
blue and white stripel; made with
round neck, kirnono sleeves; all
aiaea. Special . ‘ 3 $1 .98
, tomorrow .........
you aloe. in. m dougps- will
3.3.3:. ...........$l.i
luau
........... $1.19
Aside from ‘ExCeptionalValuea in
Seaso‘nahle Merchandise. we are
offering for Tomorrow's Sellin2~
Su1t’s, Walsts Coats Skirts 8.” Millinery
Tomorrow will he an excellent day to do your Easier Shopplnxi when you can be at eaaemnd take pfianty of limo in mailing selections Don‘t Inla- It single item—each one an opportunity.
Beautiful Showing
New Spring
Dresses
Women’s and Misses’
Lingerie Dresses at
$6.98
New Spring models of white all-
over embroidery. square Dutch
neck finished vn'th fine Valen-
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ciennea and Cluny laces. kimono ‘
sleeves. All sizes.
Street and Aitlernoon” ’
Dresses
In the new dotted Foulards. the lat—
est kimono aieevea, three-quarter
length style. fancy lace yoke and
collar. a most desirable selection
f l .S ‘l ‘
3.5.3.321. . if“. . . $12.50
Hat Pins
Very attractive Pine, gold filled.
«title fancy top.
Tomorrow. EACH
Womensllelta
lneElaafioWVithleoI-oai-
. dlaodbttekko;‘choicoofblaeh,
‘whieahrownornavy; ac
socvalun Immint q .
popular for Sprint m, a
riék mama-cum
Whitewat-
Iomeaallaungptfll ‘
he W oloaocoaltomod ‘ _‘
2....4c ;_
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Norwalk Chronicler