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STRAIN RIDE T0 STAMFORD.“
I")?! ”Iiart3 chaperoned by Mr.
d‘Mrs. Ballwitz and Mr. and Mrs.
William Casey enjoyed a straw ride
11: Stamford. Friday evening, where
hey had supper served to them at
”*‘Hotel Rocklund. and also enjoyed
‘ music and dancing until a late hour.
11 who ”the return trip was made. A
lie the was had by all who went.
V ‘ he participated Were the Mis-
aurlne Bullwitz. Frances Ilail-
erine Longstrect. Hazel 011.
Stewart, Gladys Casey, Mar-
e Gilbert Mamie McMullen and
hottest Higgins, Harold Ca~
Bunsen Laundes, Earl Builwltz,
Bollard, Charlie Preusser, Edgar
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. SESSION APRIL 16 AND'lT.
“MAN'I‘IC, Feb. 26. ——~T‘he call
e Republican state convention
he nomination of a state delegn
lo the Chllcago convention, was is-
ed atuda3 by Secretary George E.
nrnan. The convention will be at
even on April 16 and 17.01111.
can be held any time after the
bllcatlrm ot the call and up till
five days of the convention, the
. caucus rule adopted by the
no not yet being in force as It
11 to be retitled by the coming
.MEN’S STORM KING 30073..
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’ Clearance
SALE
Everything at a
‘ Great Reduction
Gottlieb’s
1181 310
11 NORTH MAIN sf.
We Give 8. & H. Green Trading
Stamps. Ask for them.
MEN’S ARCTICS . . . . . . . ........ $1.00
Sizes 7 to 12.
58.25
Sizes 6 to 10
iMEN'S 2-buckie FELT BOOT8.1$2.50
Sizes 6 to $1
WOMEN’S extra high heel STORM
RUBBERS . ..... . ............. 50c
Sizcsz to 8.
159‘ WASHINGTON er. BRIDGE
scum NORWALK
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Tel. Four- Four- 0ne1
\lhonover you clean your little
or collar. remember W111. litl’ron,
'11:. Port. 31,, must Norwulli. We
pay 11" lb. tor
RAGS
and best. prices for rubbers. mot-
els and feather beds. Orders out
of towu must be sent 11 day ahead.
or.
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CHICAGO LABVOR UNIONS SELF
DENIAL WEEK.
CHICAGO, Feb. ltdw’l‘en thousand
women and girls, members oi-: the
Women's Trade Union League. have
designated this us “Sell Denial Week "
Their purpose is to raise a cumpnign
fund to hasten. other working girls to
organize union and enforce union con-
dltion. ,
The girls have pledged themselves
to remain away from theatres and
dances and to denylhemselves candy.
ice—cream and other delicacies.
More than 100 girls agreed last
night that they would walk to work
during the week and give the money
which otherwise would be spent on
cariare to the campaign fund An
equal number
give the 'nmount they usually deposit
in the savings bank each week to the
same cause. .
There 'are Vubout, 115.000 working
women in Chicago who ”are not mem-
bers oi the league.
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INJURIES PROVE VFATALV.
GR'EENWI‘GH, Feb. lid—Martin Gol-
den, one of the two firemen, employ,
ed at the electric stetlonmog the New.
York, New Haven and Hartford rulln
road at Cos Cob who werescnlded by
the bursting 'etearn pipe Wednesday
night, died at a local 1101111in yester'
day. '
declared they would.
lilAlilS Aiiil miliiilllAlS
Min Sarah E. Nuh.
Miss Sarah E. Nash died yesterday
.noon.at the home of hire. Jennie L.
ans11, 01‘ 32 llnyview avenue, at the
age 01‘ 68 years. The funeral services
iwill be held from the home tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30 o‘clock. llov. John
,E. Zeither ‘wlll oilioiuto and 'the In-
itcrment will follow in the Norwulk
i cemetery.
Wm».
Ernst Thalmann.
NEW YORK, F‘cb. 211,—«11lirnst Thai-
1111111111 hood of the iilllllilllg‘ firm of 1.11
;Iienbnrg. Thulmnnn ht l‘ouipuny, died
-nt his home here today after an ill-
nose of nearly 11 your. lie had not
.tnken 1111 active part in tho i‘lrm’a 11f-
talrs for some time. Mr. 'l‘hnlnrunu
.ltnd been a member of the New York
lStock Exchange since 15179.
Funeral of Mrs. Lawton,
The funeral of Mrs. Joseph Lawson
'wns hold at it o’r'iotlr this morning
from St. 31111113 5 (“hutch Father .l .l.
Keane oilltlaled and 1111011110111 follow
ed in St, Mar’y 11 cemetery The 111111111
al was very largely attended 11nd there
were 11 number of beautiful oiirnl trl-
butes. Mrs. Irving llnyiuos hung "Ono
Swootly Solemn Thought." and as tho.
romnins were bornc from the church
rondcrcd "Abide With hie." The poll-
,lIon1'I:'r's were Hugh McCorti13',PnIrlrlI
lIuI'ns .lohn .llcSnily 11nd. lorries .\.i1;-~
811113 The flower lIonIoI s, ricphoun of
tho deceased were drum ,1: (.u:i11.’i‘IIo—
311118 Mo"; lone, i1‘du"n1d \lt't-‘1nll3, Wil-
‘ 1111111 l1131‘ It and Filli'irllffl .‘llonnlly
Funeral of Veteran Perkins,
Tim lVlilll'Pl'lll 01‘ I'll‘lltr'uim ‘l‘. Probing,
the Soliiicrs‘ llorur1 initiato.V\rill be
hold this afternoon ill 1.‘ o'r'ltjieli from
the Home chapel. intcruirpt, will
l’cllilw in timing Grove I'tmwirry
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lllilAY iii Will Sillii
WALL Silli'lld'lw . ll 11. Ill
went 1111' MINT the 111111111114, 11111 1‘1 111111
1i11l rct'oIcr'y followed, except in lio-
pthiir' iron and Stool, common and
preferred, which were 17111 11111111111»; of
111.1: greatest weakness. 'l‘llosr.lerriI'(es
declined {in nod 21?; respectively.
’l‘tirding bucauw very dull other the
early selling movement. even in pro»
i’esslunnl elernunt holding nioot.
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Whirl. STREET, 11.1110 11,
trounced weakness was shown 113' the
stock market. attire opening today. Do-
clines 11111ch from material fractions
to 2 points with practically no oil' noti-
ing ienturos. U. S: Stool, Union, lie
cliic 11nd Reading declined from A; 1.1
“its, (‘nnodinn Pacific and Bethlehem
Steel 2 points. Elbewheio loosen rung
ed from 34 to 11 point in 11111113 inrporV
taut isnues.
tive circles the nominees of Int: mar-
hot has nltributcd to A variety at
and the increasing seriousness of the
Vl2‘11glish cool strike situation. Meade
lush-'1 decline was attended by the old
rumor of 11 possible adverse decision
by the United States Supreme Court.
Other factors 1which infiltrated ilglllnill.’
bullish operations included the Mom»
c1111 situation .und rencwnl'ol‘ rioting
in New Englnnd mill towns
lunch 01‘ the lenses in standard
storhs was recovered before midday
but sported liquidation continued In
anrloue _ industrluls. Bonds were
steady ‘
WALII. STREET, 1 p. 111 «Business
was virtually suspended while the
traders nwnited news from Washing
ton on the Supreme Court detiions.
{Tobacco issues broke badly. I.oril-_
lnrd tell 2, Liggeit 11nd liners it and
’American Tobacco 11 points. Specula-
lllve interest was on an increasing
scale in Pittsburg, C C.11nd St... Louis
and it advanced steadily, touching
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HARRIS PLEADS POVERTY.
Without Salary or Property, Triangle
V Man Tell: Court.
‘ N‘EW roux. rob L’d.~liurrls .&
Blunrk k, proprietors of the Trinngle
shirt Welsh Company, in whose plant
117 persons lost their lives by tire,
were brought into theCity 001111.81“
urday to show why they should not
pay a Judgment of 3206. iii Harris
the him and had no hope at remunera-
on other thhu the profits; ‘“
arris said the firm received #180.-
0 rom nrc inshrance companies, but“
, that it owed 3360,1106
Harris also hinted the
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WALL STREET, Noon.-—-iu aperulu n
accustomed chapels. ’
said that he received no Salary from i
rVINTliiREST
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WOMEN
NORWALK'S LEADING
DRY GOODS STORE
3 arid 5 Gazette Building
NORWALK, CONN.
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Charming Model by Drocoli.
Brown broadcloth was 111-1 11 by Dre-
ooll to fashion a churntl 1; model
trimmed, With chenille embroidery,
writes the Paris correspondent oi the
Philadelphia North American. The. inc.
trot was of brown velvet and had wide
“were of brick colored mime, which
gave the correct moduli touch required
10 produced perfect entity.
Another charming: dress was of dnrlt
grey ohrii‘l’on hrondcloth. The cont. was
of velvet. reaching below the knees.
The bodice of the green woo relieved
b3‘ touches of Port“ moussllne do sole.
A stunning dross. designed by lloch-‘
oil-David was of olive green velourn tie
lnine. The left side of the bodice was
adorned with 11. rovers elaborately om~
brolrir'red with silks, in- 101103 of the
14.111111 color enlivened with touched of
gold,
Gowns of block nulln combined with
Wind-Up ~ Week
After InVentory Cut Price Sale
Furs,V Suits, Coats, Fur Coats, Scarfs and Mulls
”‘1 GREAT, VARIETY AT THE LOWEST PRICES WE HAVE EVER SOLD THEM.
All the Cloth Suits in Two Lots-«$10 and $15
SOME AT NEARLY ONE-HALF OF THE FORMER PRICES,
Final Reduction of all the Cloth Coats for Ladies
and Children
A QHANCE TO SAVE MONEY THAT is SELDOM EQUALED.
navy blue serge have found Instnntun- ‘ '
cons invor. An attractive model or
this type had 11 iounudtlon oerlnr'riV
Millh. .11 mole of am tenses gracefully.
draped over thin
irresistible writ; 11 model of pole rose
Homer S. Beers & Co.
w As outlined uitii dull gold ince Tilt
i lmmi 11.1 {1111ch rim rim clowns. A 22 W. WAEHINGTON ST.. 80. NOR.
birth girdle of folded illijlltilirliir'.’ Willi '26 WOODWARD AVE. 80. NOR.
outright ut the left Aldo 113' 11 roar- of
Work red velvet. 3 ll} MAlN 8T.. NOSWALK
lid-13 rod Itrounnoliuo tie solo; formed:
the imrnrlnlion of n stunning Irrniion.
1111 tilr'rtllillltl'lt' oi durit p Irplc mousse-V
lino hnd n lII'o'IIl lrnnd 021111.13 rod 11b-
31‘. hr 1' till to finish the skirt.
.\11 1111111112311 111111111 noticed
Noll (l :Ipml ('1'0113'11 1'11 cream flint law.
The brim Minot“ orluinr; null 11 :nnnil
black diuretic Il‘lllllllf‘l’l lhv Iqit side.
.-\11 oxmwdinnly “unit but was
brown brush beaver. A folded scnrt oi Milli“ “lid “"11““ illilll‘l‘lillfi1 ,
m 1! Wm 1111111111 urilullcnlly I11 Hills and bowl-1 to in». Installed at
tho t'.1113\11 the throat 11nd worn with scpurntc
in afternoon "mt. 3,}: Worth 11'11 smelt, collar. etc, there in an infinite
or koifltfiltflé 1mm voleI: .\ (““3111“, m1 yttrium. The most common lurm oi‘ the
in: of been 01'9qu in“. M; ”m" (1..., {rill ill one long platted I'utlie uttnched
hose or the throat over the. shoulder. ll" 1‘ band 0‘ 111cc 0*" iiii‘kt‘ii rnntorinl ill
Strobes are extremely ”gunman” the left side. The cult-1' edge is usually
Those 119111113 hang; from .33 5139, incited 11ndlace-trimmed. Title model.
caught in place mm}. buckle of 1m] howoror. is not liecominz to men one.
liunrs or 11 at how 01‘ the some rumor ll 111113 Aw too Alli! 0" the fish! Bldl‘
”,3 11nd ooznolhing «stile: and Ilutiiior may
There are also sashes fanhioncd of he "‘01"? dfillflllllif- .
silk cords. Four rows term the welsh TM"? are “"39““? “WW” having
band. and a dozen strands, hold 10mm. n double trill. and sometimes the ‘riitht
9,. 3,), 11 bar 111 ,3“, bottom. are fringed side rume 111113 only b13234. inches wide.
monm'lino or 11111: of which onli‘ on
bird 11 mice mm Ahonn I'I‘illil liililt-‘l‘ lilo platted
{rill of 11.11,: sanu- motoriui in block.
The» vogue 111' black 11nd white ex-
tends to Imohwcnl‘. and there are mol-
”1' his of every liencripilnn mshionr'd from
minute -.I
at the ends.
There Is an obvioun tendency toward
rounded waist lint~ In tho nowent
models. Shirts are not so tight as they
have been, but the really full skirts
will not be revived for 11 long time.
Then there are olhcro which hover
Irillo of equal‘widrh‘ on each side and
extend alumni to the waistline 111 11111
from o! the garment. .
One cxttflnely pretty model or this
description is made of lace and tin:
Separate blouses or colored tulle, to. Mt!- .
11111th1 the skirt. are decidedly popular. of line not. There Is also a bond of
These displnr little trimming aside the tucked not which enteritis down the
from narrow ”Innings of the some 111115 front to which on each side is attached
terlnl. 11, wide rill of lace. The bond or the
from In trimmed with this pearl bub
tons.
Very Attractive Nookwear.
, Murry a clever girl Is now onbroh Modes in 3.4er
derlng or making 11 ltho-It or11br'oidc13'
linnduome bl; collars, which reach 111‘
1110511. to the waist line in the form oi 3291;111:1122“; the popular materials in
It uare snllo' collnr effect, or in a . ,
resided or pointed shape at the back Some. M the most stunning'lvelvet
gowns have 11 slashed skirt so as to
and in a V 111 the I' out
There 11111 frills of miss and film nitord opportunity for lace fringe or
muslin sold b3 the yard. which could onltchttt'imrgiing to he placed without
be used around the edges of truth a :82er 1,“: "13‘“ 11M hcaut3 of the 11111
collar. instead or the hand embroidered “:1: 0 ht ‘: "’01
sonlops These irille have n scalloped e 9 0" “it ’5 m return. Twonu
edge in delicate color or white. Swiss if"? or {:8an “XV inches it is sold.
with embroideredvdols. will be pure! ’31 . be _t 3 current length. «NewarkV
used from which to make the collar ‘ “3‘ -,
shapesursthe Brooklyn “333191 ‘ HAWLEYS MAN 70 a: NAMED
Charming collars are provided for ' POSTMASTER.
truck or blouse went obcotu'se lace. ”W
tinted '1. dark corn shade, 11nd there are E J Hill to 5.3 Grow in Danw’y Cane
many of Irish lace. Iii the shops which ' When Crofutt 1: Nommflw.
speclnlize in line neohweaax each day DAINB‘URY Feb 21; ~The flaws he‘s
11111155101111 11 more faaclnntlnx coliec— reached here thal IPresIdent 'ra‘rt will
tlou than has been strewn heretofore. designate Fred Grotutt to be pontmas
Not that one dude much that is really t.er This concludes one of the bitten
novel save in some 61' the MGM CO" est politicallconteats which this city
111' shares. but the detail with is 80 has known, and heaven victory with
fascinating and so varied that themod- farmer sperm “Sid" Ha'wley,VV now
cls seem rudlcally neW. despilfi their united States marshal. Crotutt woe
‘ a deputy under Cheriff Hriwley His
At 0119 811011 who e'tlie order- depnro term expired with the sheriff's, otter
merit in neckwerrr does 11 thriving busl- the latter had been deleted by the
"noes. a special showing is mode at dig treachery on part, of the friends at
rectolre collars. These high c1111: col‘ congressman Ebenezer .1 Hill who
legs are or iineiy trucked net or stilt. 01" are charged with having relentlessly
velvet, finished with 11 rather wide cut Howler lit the ballot box
platted or slurred trill which stands” Hill was opponent to aircraft but
1 out Around the chin and omens more Senator Varieties
or lees over the Aim
“' 1111111 of the State Republican Centre
' be held here April 16 and 17 it sold
‘ that the «1111111121111 tor the convention,
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The stock is ’11 incited band affair”
Mohair and Irish poliu will be 111111
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A Charge
Account with
Us Will help‘
YouWonder-
fully
The Small Weekly Payment enables _
"yotho dress yourself and family
from head to loot. We are . now
clusing out our Winter Clothing for
Men and Women No matter how
cheap other stores are Selling for
spot cash our Easy Payment Plan
enables . you to buy ”cheaper and
better gonds than are offered by
other concerns. Test our plan and.
be cOnvinced. ‘
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taking one view and some another.
BATHTUB TRUST CASE.
DETROIT. Mich. Feb. to.—~I‘he gov-
ernment was expected to conclude its
case today against the thltleen firms
and twenty-weight individuals combos:
ing the eonnil‘ed Bathtub Trust. The '
trlul begun February 6. It Is probable
that nearly all the defendant menué'
lecturers will take the stand for the
defense and that line weeks will be
consumed Vin hearing their testimony
1'
Our Spring Stock , , '
. of High-grade “
~WVooIens' Is now
. : teddy for your in:
spection. ,, ' .
Tat medic-"your "‘ "
Vown worlrr'ooIns
transistor '10 aEsIoNV.,
NEW HAVEN Feb 26. MATHEW
'Keneuly, of stnmiord, today stat
that he would surely resign as ch11
committee at the ritute conventi h.
Norwalk Chronicler