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2.: A _."._.- . noun Harlo- River railroad yards and to
Edison Om Phat-Wash Col-W l A 6000 JOKE on sornann. pm mum 1. at. at, u. Phr I. No- You city, which was to
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W Han. -------- ~ ----- ‘95 camp-aim of Audio-ca Ion am, “mm o, “I mm, mm. m Ion-ruins to notices received at
luster We. ------------------ m Than Ha Could sand. I no" recently ,9 m“ m "a d the low freight ohm of the MU
Darin rm..- """""""" m A“ 0” "lend 0' my MW- 0“ DF- hats to the trade. One in: manufac- “d“ .N" “"e" “93mm“ “1"
amp 3. P. 0. of A. ............ so Simpson. induced him to 80 out °{,turer ofthis clty stated y ythat read. w the extension is not as
mghts ot Columnist ....... 10 to" to play one mum ””0"“,th had we“ . circular um out by the “cent as was the original order.
.. a l as tho first one forbade the shipment
.aivatlon Anny ....... “we of [human “y father. “”l'hmhali firm to the trade to the ef- of r . . ‘ ,
WM"! Cl“ """"""""" ing that he was conferring rather a . ii any "I‘m into New hork city.
. Ifett that hereafter the price of a Under the t d hi 1
Ibooin Council. No. 4. 0. U. A. ll. [nor on the 5m“ community wentl . ex couch or er a men 5
Cook 'l‘rtbe 1 ' kinds 0" m“ mm" by that 003“” for export or coast-rise steamers may
u Ion. onoo """" with his company. This Simpson was. . , t, i ,
W Dinner! .................... . all b it inotild be advanced $.50 a down. he sent "1' I! a“... only W5 ‘0,
_ _ . _ ‘ great fl "fl and Went u out tc‘ "'3 This, he said. contained an impor- New York my delivery.
”ONOGRAPH CONTEST WARM- {the rustle auditors that this man both- tant lesson for the hat manufacturers The embargo affects only shipments
ING UP.
they must b9 tart”! about :11“? dflltaken home to their own businesses
TI. contest is 'mm‘ Who 1111- turnout in the t entre. Th s In nolit has been lluhosslble to Set pom
u Tribe of Redmen still hold the
us! but during this week some sur- must not let this man think We have,
t
rung no no manners Don‘t an! ud d n’t me rumor “ “fluent
I" "6 likely to be u ' n ' H a ' o |than one hat manufacturer of this cit
.y b tho last day to deposit all con laugh; it isn‘t done; people of taste” . f
. . ,..n.s word it.
w published up to today inelu-‘tle. dont do ll. Laugh when you get
h tunorrows issue the coupon “111- home, but remember. ‘the loud lnughl
won will be changed. denotes the vacant mind.‘ if you like:
not hilly I“ who IN VIOTleE in this man's acting. any so quietly whenl
.0 campaigns and got your ciupons
h. The omce will be open until six
O‘clock.
by Marshall, of Fall River,
mention of the increased cost of man
you meet him at the reception nfleri
[the play." ime
' Never was there such a night. The/Wk.“i if he is to ‘ profit.
|house was crowded to the doors andi
mun HAND: STRIKE EX.
Tzuoa
ma “nos 0' the New Hillel) rm‘l-h Simpson running mund to himlly in price on “Wu! d the 'u- I
to new extended to the Shepaug lineie'm now and w. mm“ film onpanties that the i
.d the loll In. to Plttsfleid, lass..'m my and whispering vehemently: ’terlsls has raised the coat
wring shoot 00 men or this a...“ it ”It! i 3.", 3“ who hat well above a dollar a dosen,
lehiIe practically the «lily advance
:which has been made by the maniac.
”bet about 285 have Joined the use enthlisasml
about it!"
They're simply
mlwgdmdivoa hue warnedl
hiking Medal of the wetlon‘ handlgwretchad father. "They are as dumb 8 60m.
m the railroad property. but the as oysters." l
ms solved this diniculty by pur-
stations. le a sound. My father could (In—it'll is another to the effect that ther
'11.“ strikers hf” he” ““3“ “lee“.din‘e no more. He arose from thefts still nllolher reason for so doing.
'9' b‘" ”'9’" “mush“ ”“9 “h“.stool wheroon he sat. walked down to} Some local hat manafactniera as
m" ”cm“ I" "mum” London “wr' of this city. and the thought shouldbednto New York and does not affect
“he” “M 0 "ML” "id be .‘Youlsion of the circular mentioned. bill: “‘3 being "WW“ here from New‘
and more York as usual. it is PXW'lEG 11M" lhe
,iemoarno willbaliftad b! Wed
It is said that the circular sent out
makes
‘ufscturing hats and the necessity 0ft
manufacturer obtaining higher, 22. At that time the storm conditions
The circular ‘3 “'0 said to 5“ into; had been nude so that the order was
{not ‘ sound of welcome. not ‘ sonnd'the causes for the increased cost ”dicontinusd in effect until Sunday um“
. of laughtar st this most comic olimflw "mm“ °‘ the fact that mmyiflt midnight. Now comes a further or.
NEWTOWN, March 27’3”” ”m“ characters. For two acts niy distract-Em ”‘6 "men.“ 'th11 8° ""0 The; tension until Wednesday night at mid-
d the section hands on the. Western ed father endured torture, the neudlmaklng of a hat have advanced great-i nighL
nor-eased coat of ma-| ,
0‘ mun“ Honloulthrlsta Disagree as to wheth-
“The devil they are," said mylturers previously is twenty-live cents
Coupled with the rumor with regard
it came to the third act. wh’erojIO the fact that Marshall. of Full Riv-‘
3:11": if“ 1"“ ticfliet trend (“why-Rm“ ‘3 ‘ '°"‘ “1“ mm“ "“0“! 9" h“ “‘“m‘” m“ "‘4” lb“ “ " “’V as President a. H. lloiiistcr and his
‘ “ excuse or “‘5 3' theEmonolog‘ne of nearly half an hour.;advnn(-e the price of hats 82.50 a dos- brother. F. P. Hollistor, who is .3
.lshiplnents out of the city. Freiilt
‘Agent Hayes said today that freight l
I
might as with the present clear wean
nther conditions can be much imprint-
ed.
_l “to embargo on shipments into the
lefty was originally placed start-n 18
o be :' effect until midnight March
than been such that but little progress
MUNINO GRAPEVINIO.
or World Should Be Done in
”arch or April.
The Connecticut. Horticultural so
. loll its. ‘ bimonthly meet-
m‘lflny "nth-”in its room in the
lcouaty building. Bridxepm't- it had
been “deb Idiom that it would
be “Pruning and Grafting Night." but
e . expert in the science of graftinl. were1
trailed to the bedside of their father.,
Y those demonstrations were postponedl
“I” 0“” l“ ' demand for 20 90““ the footllghts and said: "Ladies and‘th-I it is common knowledge that fort until the nasal mull“. WW "I“
II hour as against 16 cents at present.
lgentlemen. if you don't laugh i can't some months accountants have bee
The men say they have no fear of the ‘ 130 on.“ Pandemonium broke loo”_lgoing over the most of mung hats at l Francis Roulier. lonman for
hinductlon of strike-breakers.
WESTPORT INTEREST ED
IN CAPTURE OF WLLA "Vim-“senses and nmileless. and flute Marshall coffcenl 'wu Idling i
“'4'" bruit“ in Upon his darkness.“ some cases as much as 1.50 I dozen.
gPeople shouted and wept. My father‘the nan-hall factory and have. comet
for once was nonplussed. but
llndlt Troops Burn Mining Preperty:mm "My Remembrances," by Ed" The local but manufacturer who
lward Ii. Sothcrn. in the Scribner an“) attention to the reports said
l't w." "onnectlcut Citizens
,IE interested. ‘Magusine.
There are quite a number of peoplel :
llWestport who are interestmi in the; MARIETTA TO JOIN THE MACHIAS
“unlit to capture Villa, the Mexican AT TAMPICO.
.andlt chief, in down in tho regionl WASHINGTON. March ”tr-The
of Chihuahua City. in this section of' runbmt Marietta has been ordered
the country is located the San Pedro: ""1“ van on” '0 Tnmpleo ‘0 Md ll!
gold mines .owned by “3".th p0(plummeting American interests. To-
919- iday's report from Tnmpico said condi-
Iines that could be operated now tiona were unchanged. With quiet 9"“
“uld b9 “-0,“, much mm“). for the railing but that it was desired to thc
linen] out of the San Pedro mlnes‘ngm draft navy vessels at that point
that sold for $400 a “Mom is “owl which can go up the river to the ioWn.
worth three times that amount, lead The battleship Kentucky.nowoff Tam-
bringing an exorbitant price. iplt‘o. will praceed '0 Vera Cruz. Am-
Homer 8. Beers, of Westport. spentl erlcans in the Tamplco oil regions are
several months in ,Mexico and whilelm" apprehensive. and the Marietta
. ll remain at that port
there became ver w'I ‘ 'and Machine M '
y ( I acquainted; as long as there is any alarm. There
with the country and its people. ltls "a some 2000 Americans in the vi-
. hteersting to hear him speak of Villa. clnlt’ amulw 1- :
working in Waterbury onllfarcli 6. A ‘ '
‘ collie local factories.
ous attention to the matter and shou
to the trade. especially when such
price of materials.
{many
navy advices from other points on any attempt at concerted action
! both Mexican coasts reported 'quiet.
SWALLOW —
5 CANNON BALLS- l ,turcrs should throw aside selfish
f’ASSENGERS SHAKEN UP.
.____.
Coach of Social Ex rota is Derailed
As a proof to friends 0! his unity ' Near Wiill’mantlc.
[alienated devotion to the land of his. M'llfldhf'ANTlQ March 2g—Tmmc
adoption. Signor Gregorio Carcniti,‘ a. on the New York. yew Haven, and
nword-swullowcr and cannon-ball jug-,Hanford railroad was delayed for a
gler, well-known to thousands of side few hours last night, when the third
ahow followers, today offered his ser— coach on the express from Boston to
vices to the United States marine wgterbury partly left the rails east of .
Corps in the event of this country be- -Hampton. There were 7 Milieu?!“ in,
log plunged into a. foreign war. the coach. All were shaken up. but
Sergeant Louie W. Putnam, of the not injured. After a delay the pits-
wmfio recruiting otfice of the Ma: sengers in the rear cars were transfor-
rine Corps. on South State Street, re red to the forward cars and the trill
eeived Carcuiti's application and en- was resumed without further incident.
Cored the patriotic sliowmau‘s name The‘derailed 0‘" was later removed
a his list of possible war-time volun- by a wrecker. The cause 0‘ the ac-
teera. ._ . . cident is not known.
"Now if we could only get Boson.
‘who eats 'em alive, to volhntoor."
Sergeant Putnam mused. “‘l‘d feel
Sig Carcuiti Handy to Have Along‘inl
. Battle. matter in the spirit of benefitling t
the proper prices for their hats."
ENO WILL TRIAL m MAY.
French Trenches to Testify.
of the contest of the will of Amos
Eno, whose estate was estimated
terday until the first Monday in M
when . Surrogate Cohaian will
be. sitting in the trial part of
‘Surrogattes‘ Court. '
Charles H. Beckett. counsel for
OBMDUCTOR UNDERHlLL HURT.
GREENWICH. March 27.—Archle
ilnderfiiil. of Bridgeport, aged about
iv. in in the Greenwich Hospital wdipellate Division de’cided n
merit.
lWallace MacFarlane, asked that
was pretty well: prepared w for' any an
,oventuaiity." .‘ . “ '-
. at the railroad station. He has been
:;co‘adnctor_ on a milk train earn-boundl
. thocasetothe admins cont,
which 1pimped here as usual. After
women Lta'rcn rel-new;
You’ who suffer. ”why' am - Mala
tale to try what‘hai mofl‘ithd—euf-
deringa of others? - mumold
'hahionod remedy. ' ‘
'hbsnorivalinoverooniingtheall- ‘
Lam-nu manila: to your not. Why aa.‘ Uadarhllt is a vehnn‘wmad'm“a"m so bold Itap'
u‘mao tom of ”"lt‘. .tahitsmxmsmuw oat-wins:
Quaint-others (strangulation. suntan-n.
.. ,éiulbé! mu. 312mm M‘¢.'uI|'-.'.‘T"l‘:1i.¥-
l , A .‘u‘Wl.
tlc. I strongly believe that local h.i
manufacturers should give more sort: of enlecolnrla. which created much in-
revlew the situation with a common “9"" 509“ “W mm”-
intention of raising the prices of hats
move seems now to be of utmost im-
portance if they are to protect them-
selves against the big increase in the
N] am fully aware that there are muh interest shown in all the. proceed;
difficulties which would enter
that sort ,bui i believe that manufaev
about $15,000,000, was adjourned yes that offensive has begun-
again attacking now,
the they expect to draw German troops to
may die-from injuries received today! p “I from a decision of . 'Gn
Fowler denying a request to transipr
. , in asking for the adjournment, “1'.le by italy ’on‘
films the 8'83" '0 "0cm Um" Beckett told at the difficulties whiob‘the snow melts from tho’ sips;
hill “th ‘0 Md ‘Mp‘fi’mfi had been encountered in obtaining al'
, ‘0‘ MW gllbped and fell, the wheels cutting OK “I'm“, for'Vlgant..tho “a“ o] a”.
. and herbs—Lydia w 11* title-it Ins and muslin: the, not. mas-t. who owns masseuse}
: some Colipound— alsoa‘t ‘Mrue so but: that WWW-mm an mums; what’s. . . .
' baseman. m- wrm also wM-"hfim;mtemr mammalian runny
‘* rwswwmmum.tj_ ‘
n' be held April 14. .mrnt Vice-President‘
Mrs. .
0' James J. Goodwin. in the absence “l
sejtae conclusion thatia the manufacture: President Hollister. presided-
caught sight of Simpson in n box.§of a number of dilamt kinds of hats
I Howsvor. Fred Bus. head garden-l
ier at Elisabeth part. exhibited his.
[skill at grafting. and introduced many
lmcmbsrs and their friends in the art.,
Many of the. members entered into a'
heated discussion its to the proper:
n
:that hp balm.“ that “mu" Nmltlme grape \‘ines should be pruned”
:ditlons would be found to be true in some advocating that
vines?
inhonld not he pruned after March 1.5
“The. coat of materials which go as they would bleed too much; while
into the making of a hat bus w'lothcrn claimed that pruning during ",3
vanced b" ”‘95 "d bounds," 5““ “‘3' month of April did not injure their,
“but the cost of the hat fixed by thei Mal-lug qualities in any way. 2
manufacturer has advanced but ll
l-t Elisabeth park. Prod Boas. head
'i hardener. exhibited a fine. collection
id termt. as many ofthe members hadl
These were!
fine opecimena and awarded a cortid.
a cafe of merit. Warren S. Mason, aup‘
orintendent of the Pope estate. Farm,
ington, exhibited n vase of Eupatorlum :
lsnthlnum of excellent growth. which;
was awarded a cultural certificate. The
‘meeting was largely attended. and:
lugs.
of; _._,____. '
BIG EVENTS. ,
o" The great German attack on Von;
iindlvidual reasons and take up the dun has apparently (“Help .The first.
he gains were impressive, but the blow.
whole trade and of making it possible have grown continually weaker tuttii
gfor manufacturers everywhere to get the defpnge Rumin-
" And now the Russian guns are
drumming on the eastern front and
:Grand Duke Nicholas is machines, NORWALK
westward in Asia on a stretch of 700.
Wealthy Man's alet Coming From the miles.
The Allies are showing team work:
NEW YORK. March 28.—The trial at last That German drive at Verdun,
F. was meant to anticipate. and destroy
at the spring offensive of the Allies. Now
'The Ruth
ay. sinus have made the Mt move. ‘By
before the spring thaw,
the east and then hold them therz.
the About the first day of May, we may
icontestants. asked for the addourn- expect the long delayed {fined drive
' Counsel for the proponents, in the West. where the British s
hould
the have at least 1.000.000 men ready, and
itrinl be held in obeyance untll'the Au the d‘rench half a million. So great
ap- an attacking force could strike the
weakened Germans a terrific blow; 3 :
fl on. Route. will’keep‘her busy. in-
her 'own frodt? when
ma
a big movement. too.
in; Allies plainly‘hdlie w err-II
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255'" t. v.‘ a 'Y
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l Little more can he expected of My
perhaps by Remnants. word'wnl be”
' ‘froi'nSa‘lcOnlcaf
against the “mills mourns; ' ‘ ‘
Mum and some. taunt
1;“! then“ close in oil Milw- flotsam.
W‘W-Inohths MM be the metamo-
“guitars-hm
’lllt‘ secret of gracefully flaring skirts, ruffles
Bad Baper, Best Work,
The D. “in” Read Co.
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Spring Styles in Corsets
1916 Models from Warner
A Count first of all Spring things, of course. Then the foundation for the suits and
frocks is right. A good cor: t, the correct model for one's figure, and well fitted, gives
one confidence, grace of carriage and freedom of motion. lt is without doubt the most
necessary article of woman’s apparel. Fortunately the day of eccentric styles in corsets has
passed and every woman may have the Corset that especially conforms to her own figure.
. The Corset Section at Reid's has connected with it three fitting rooms. each of ample
sue, fitted \tith mirrors, and all conveniences for Corset fitting. Experienced Corscticrcs
are present, and such alterations as are necessary are made quicklv and satisfactorily on
the Read premises. '
Spring models in Corset, the Rt-dfcru and Rustproof, are now in slot‘k.
Redferns from , $3.00 up
Rustprooi from $1.00 up
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The Importance of the Brassrere
'lht “mom to a great evtent takes the place of the Corset Cover, and the assort—
lllt'lll of styles i< so large. one may easily choose what suits her. There are the stoutlv
inatic hrnmeres desrgncd to routine full figures, and there are the adorably pretty cnca<
tions of embroidery, lace and ribbon \tith that enough bones to keep in shape. The va-
riety is extclmvc.
Styles in lirassicrc 50c up.
The Antoinette is a great favorite. SLOO up. t‘orsct Section. sect-ml floor.
Witchtex ‘ Embroideries
This queer fabric which looks a good deal
like a piece of crinkled up wrapping paper is
For flouncingx. One may disguisc'ldst'sca-
son’s skirt by applyiiigflounccs. Yer)" dain-
ty colored embroiderlcs arc showii~bluc, lav—
ender, maize and watermelon pink. .Also at—
tractive black and white effects. '
that dance as the wearer steps, and flounees
that "flouncc."
Yard wide, 35 cts. Notion section. j Alain floor. center aisle.
Coffee Percolators, Special .
\\'ith good coffee onc Sfll‘l< the day right. A great many people maintain that good
coffee is all in the making, and much depends on the pot. This new l’ercolator is ' of
pure aluminum with a seamless body, glass top, aluminum filler and strainer and black
eboiiizcd handle. It. will make, coffee, using cold water, in from l2 to )5 minutes on
gas or coal range. Plate for gas range \i'ith each percolntor. ' h ‘
$3.50 Special.
Nine—cup xi/c. ll:l<t".llt‘llf.
Special Sale
of Trunks
and Bags.
Clearance of surplus numbers in Wardrobe. lire». Steamer
and llat'l'runks. 'l‘ravclingl‘nags of high grade leather,
\tith'or without fittings. Basement.
€th 13. ill itirah aluminum]. _~ i,
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