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Wholesale Hatters.
Addresses
.muh 'fl. bee, of the Frank H. Lee
I“ Go. oi Deanery” is attending the
: lumtion of the American Wholesale ‘
lama-r association in Chioam this'
“n and made an address at one of
the session otthe convention. The
assoeistlon unbraees wholesale hat
were in the territory west of the
Ohio rlyer and out or Denver and
M St. Paul to Texas. Then-present
nesting is the first since the organisa-
tion of the association Walter.
A Chicago dispatch to the Daily
Trade Record, New York. says that in
lie address ilr. la-e emphasized forci-
Hy the extremely acute situation with
Woe to materials going into the
construction of hate, and pointed out
that the absence of reliable d¥esuls
will force into popular use light colors
hr hats, particularly greys and natural
mixture-i for burs requiring no I
' Sc‘ l" “ 'irich can be made in the
'Ightcr ant' natural colorings. he pro
. ' flcled. .wili surplant very largely the
My hat. for which black dyes are
necessary. He intimated that this
, li‘hl result in the return of the fancy
derby, but the this style was not. and
probably could not, be popular.
Silk trimming, leather bands, furs
and Kins. all of them ingredients of
' ihe popular style hats, are exceedina'
h high pfloed already and are torc-
ing batters to charge more for their
stoch. Further advances are immin-
ent. he said. He also pointed out that
the war in Europe is said to be respon-
Ible for the shortage due to the use
d fure bearing animals for food with
. ant conserving furs.
' making dyestufls lest their
merits suddenly depreciate nt the‘c‘
of the war, became there is always the
phellfdity of foreign dyes bring im-
ported then.
The purpose of his talk was
eeriotrsneea of the situation. and.
ble. to worlt out a solution. . Mr.
: Ines said the situation was so critioalI
that the united counsel of everybody.
‘ engaged in the hat business was do
eirable.
’TWAB NO‘ UMBRELtA. '.
" "it‘s :atbes! nnovel plea.” said an;
istrate boost. .in Night court. »
'your story lacks seriously in the ne
, ‘eeseary chsncterlstic'oi plausibility:
"Er-er." fumbled Frederick Hess,ch
No. 1077 First avenue, a prisoner. 'lj
suppose Your Honor is right, but he
tolling the truth." .
He lad been arraigned on
in a undison avenue car. At Twentr
" fourth street. she said, the prisonrr'I
got on. edged his way through theI
crowd at msewrgnne soles reach-
endows mwmk‘nny'.‘
~ “it was only once. Your Honor."
liens protested. 17lt- looked iike._.anI
umbrella and 1 reached down to picnl .
. it I03? .
' -va‘.1'
Wind Colic. all Teething Troubles
regulates the 8M and .Bowels,
Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
“I .CU'AU. GOM'AN'. "I. VCR“ 30".
Few llnli‘i nrel
invest-
to .
acquaint wholesalers withthe extreme ._
it;
“it
last
, sight,aayo the New York.World. 'but'
, _ com-I
’plsint of Miss Beatrice Dicnenhausmlg *I p
. No. 265 Brooms streetges n masher.
The was rldinpdownatown at 8 o'clock! ‘
m.m' ransom“ ’ ”"60
* Q'Ws' “thorium! “II
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_ 00m
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baa;
Total exemption of same.
:Totai Blind in Town of
Norwalk
’l‘otal exemptions of same
Total exemptions in
hesithyand at
Total number of taxpay
r'i‘otal number of motor
boats licensed
Total assessment upon
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South Ncp‘walit Electric
Light plant
Dock and lot. Water 30..
‘”“’“”"’;':-’i-'= c Putnam Hose House .....
l PLEADED GUILTY ro MURDER. ‘cny nan ...............
I -—- Second Dist. Library. . . .
PlT'l‘SBURGH, Feb. 28.~Williarn First Dist. [Am-“7......”
IMcCiure and Joseph White pleldedINortheast Diet. ruliool...
will! in court "I“ “‘0'“an '0 ‘hejllrooltslds Dist. school...
§murder of hire. Caroline Viehmier, summ- pm. “hoot ,,,,,
wealthy widow, whose body was foundmo'.non .um. moot, . ,
in her home in IcCandless township.;fi1¢h school _____________
December 12 183$. Her bQfi'in'hV-Ilarvin school ..........
Aaron Fell, who McClure and White we“ Norwslk “hoop
declare paid them 850 to attack Mfl-Flirosd River school ______
Viehmier in order that he might “"North ”mg,- school...”
cure possession at a note for $4,000 North West who.“ ......
she had ““3“ him. W“ placed on Over River school ......
ltiirgl charged with complicity in the Franklin school ........
lmm‘" Knudsen school
Concord school .........
{Lincoln school ..........
1lliirh school
i DERBY. Feb. 28.- James l.unc.ilit,\ i‘cntral Fire Mellon .....
[years old, of Ansonia, was found toILOClND. Smith 81 ........
day frozen to death on the north side} “lull NONI“! Electric
of the local freight station of the New plant
Illaven road. The body, covered withtliaumsa institute ......
snow, lay among some boxes of EMMY“ 0f the Holy
freight. The mm hm removed m Ghost ................
necktie. collar and cost, and had up Main street Fire House.
parently lain down to sleep. Near“ “n“ Dist: Water St.
the body was a halt pint liquor flask, Fire Rouse. First Dist.
empty. "I m Union Park
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l ANSONIA MAN FROZEN TO
”F‘TH.
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I The following are the salient points
lot the most complete report ever “‘l
lsied by Assessors William F. Hoyt, J.j
.‘Edward Lyeett and William J. Shoe
LlST Of EXEMPT PROPERTY
CITY OF NORWALK.
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Tel. No. pg
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i’l‘otai assessment of ‘ , Town House .........
. Grand List ........... 24.330.652.00“ 1mm school ------
Total number of men resi- St- Alan's Ichool.
dents ................. 405 '31- Men's Home. Rocks
Total assessment of non- road ..................
residents ............. 31,101,5",”;8t. Jsmee’ Home ........
’i‘otsl penalties for non Town M ............
returning lists ........ 828096000 HOIpltal ........... ..
roan cm: and Spanish IStIte Amory
War veterans exempc. 133 01!! leies' Home .......
‘129'11‘00 Baptilt Church. Norwaik.
.Baptist church. South
3 N0".lk
"500$," Baptist church, Rowayton
Baptist Hungarian church
Town or Nonvallt ...... 254004220 “WWWNW “"‘m‘h'
Nore'alk . .
Congregational church.
'crs in town ........... 5.378 .
t'l‘otal number of taxpay- South Nowell: .......
‘ lire increased l ......... 1-“ Old (‘hildren’s Home. . ..
Total gain for 1915 ...... $1.006,934.00.C°““U Home lorChlldren
Total number of autos in The (“99! -
Norwalk ............. 520 Swedish 139”! Cong.
’l‘otnl assessment upon , church, East Norwalk.
automobiles 352155000 St. Paul's church,Not‘waik
.Grace churcln Nor-walk,
“Trinity church, South
l Norwallr
”0,300 East Ave. Methodist
church ...... . . . .
Rowayton Methodist
church
191
........... $206,718.32 Norwelk Methodist
15,000.00. church
1,500.00 South Norwalk Methodist
70,610.00. Church‘
33,705,001African lethodist church
30,000,008t. Peter's German
3.300.00l Lutheran church
)i100_00i Hungarian Reformed
49,500.00 church
:11,500_0058t. Mary's church
15000.00th. Joseph's church .
28,000,00I8t. Ladislaue" cliurch. , ..
1,50000 lsdvent Christian church.
2,700.00! East Norwalk
5,000.00 IBeth lanai church ......
7.100.00I0hrist church. lihlorwaik
13,000.00IJeifersou scheol.(;edar St.
33,000.00 i Washington school, rpm
7,700.00l Dect ave. (unlnished)..
14.000.00;D|in'. and 3 acres of land.
45,500.00. Prospect ave ...........
127,880.00 .Csm-tery.
33,780.00 ICeInetery.
1,800.00 'Cemetery. Rtmalrl- ..-:. .
lCcuwtery. Beam
35,000.00 I Land and building».
250,000.00 Franklin. ave. . . .. . . . ..
‘Cemrtery. Jewish
80,000.00 Latter Day Saints'
church, Broad River...
Broad River l’rot. Union
10,500.00! church
13,100,00~Crnnhury church
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Norwalir
BBY’S.FBOLT.
East Norwelk. .
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124' Washington st. some Non-ts Free Delivery
”WWW“: Norwaih church... 1,500.00,
“gramme". 8:. lam... 0,000.00!
ls’mupemetery. Pine island... 2,000.00I
iFOfl 8t. church ......... 5,000.00]
50'0W'w1lnventory of City Fire Ape f
0,000.00; WWW" 49,631.88.
19,109.00 First taxing district, land, .
50,000.00’ he, reservoir ........ 250000001
75.00000 Grace M19! church. . . . 2,000.00}
15,000.00 Klondike Park ......... 5,000.00
7,500.00 Mill Hill cemetery ...... 2,000.00l
Nature] oyster ground... 100,000.00{
39,600.00 ————-—~—.—.l
10,000.00‘; ""0"" ------ 02.540.042.20,
1,200.00I ——
IACCOUNT OF THE
40,000.00I ‘ ZEPPELIN RAIDl
liltRIJN, i’eb. 28, by wireless‘0
9930000 to haywillcril‘hc news 3%“th
4,700.00 statement, which supplements the
60.00000 account given out yesterday of thc
12‘00'00[damage done by the airship at-
Itack on ‘lungland on thc night of
2500.00 Jan 3l-i‘tfl'). .1, follows: I
35,000.00 At Birmingham lwu gmcnrv
18 600.00 mcut inctnrn-s and two gunmuni-
- tron factories were dcetroyctix.
One brcwr-ry was damaged at
iicclcshill. 'Ncar Bradford, one;
ammunition lilt‘lifl') and thrcc'
32.920001
16.10000 Silllllllliglllllls were w’t‘t‘kt'd. .Nl llit‘. |)T3Clil"dl lHllS (illti ill't‘t’ll.N
Partirigimi onc bomb dcstroycd which arc always lilt'il‘lilfl and
12.00000 : .22 huuscs.
l “(hi the iiumbcr a buttcry w .1»
30,000.00 silfiiccd, thc cannon and scarcit-
lights bcing destroyed. At Crims-
80.8!0.00 by and in the vicinity of Hull
1200,00 considerable damage was donc. asI
was also the case at Shci'ficld.
7'360'wl "The cruiser Caroline and thc
destroyers Eden and Nith were
“000.00 sunk. 'l‘ltc Caroline sank in six
104,000.00, minutes, 3| members of the crew
” 32omIbcmgr killed. 48 wounded and 47'
' > drowned." .
23.200.00l . ’ . ‘
‘ . A Berlin dispatch on i‘cb. ml
'said that the three warships’
1,0950” mentioned _had both sunk during
‘ ‘ ithe Zcouclin raid. This was de-
..‘cr’oo'oonicd by the British govcrmcnt,E
40,000.00. which stated that neither thei
’ Caroline wrfifr‘nny other Britishi
“low-MIwarship nor any mcrrhantsliipi
Iwas struck by a bomb. i
’ 0,000.00
which cmnbim- with marl}
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lThe D. M. Read Co.“
-1 r 2.. WM 1851.
The Spring Stock
of Baby Carriages is ready
for lnspecitou
_ New Models of improved styleut with i'ullman bod—
it's of natural or white rattan or recd and running gears
of tempered stccl finished in smooth Cll'dlllt‘l with attrac—
tive upholstcring of plain and fancy corduroy or linen
stripes. Innis... ~
‘Thevnew reversible gear is on most of the carriages,
making it possiblc for n mrther to face the baby when
pushing the carriage.
Prices from $15.50, $16.50,
to $22.50,
$26.50. $29.00 and $3b.oo.
$075 up
\Vindow cxhibit on Main St.
Show” (ill tllc luurtli ilum'.
Steel Sheets
Special Sale commencing Mu»
day. Hwy 311' h. h l-.’. 7. 7 .t .c
and 8 inch 5'12”. .\i;tdc in sci? .ll.
75 (‘13. and Stu).
Small Rugs
A new and attractive line.
.\ L'Tt'iil rarict} of prltttnh in
(will Ivricc. whilt' they l'ft'ilf
all 59¢ ...:
iuruisltmgx:
IAxmlnster :7 x 5.; $2.25 In ‘he Tea R00 ‘
‘ 27 x (I) $2.50 Breakfast rcady in thc {in
1Room after nine cyclonic. l‘l’Uil.
36 X 72 549°] cereal. eggs. toast. m- It'll.» 0“"
.Velvet 3“ x 72 $3.00; Colic-c, a la garish . ,.
Special aitemn 'lCO‘J'rmvl
3 o'clock until 5, 1‘5 t‘t'~_ ‘o .
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Third floor.
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5111?. E. in limb (11010000132
8.50000. l
2.000.00l LONDON, Feb. 28, 1:05 p. m.
10,000.00! ~Thc bodies of cight sailors and
85.000.00Ithc captain of the Wilson Lincr:
2,000.00 Dido, which was sunk on Feb.“
it), \Vt’rt' washcd ashort~ today. at
3,300.00ID011113 llook, Uncolnshirc.
50000. The Dido, a \‘CSSt‘l of 4.769
itons' gross carried a crcw of 20‘
1.200.00IDWN- The first reports ol hcr?
finking said that the captainnud.
3500.00? two of the crew had bccn landcdi
1,500.00ih.‘ a llclgirm steamer. 1
Fresh Smlll Hams . 17¢ Fresh or Corned Pigs‘
FreihShoulders....15¢ Heads.......
' Perk LOin. Small 17¢ 3 qts. Sauer Kraut iOr
SidePork..........1¢ ................ .
Corned Beef , ...... 1 Home-made Sausage I
Corned. Hams ..... Fresh Tub Butter ‘ 0
Corned Spareribs “[25“,L Gold Medal Butter , 40¢
Fresh or Corned Hock; Oleomargarine . . . .. .....
....... . ...... . 14¢ ........ 18¢.200. 25c
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