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MATTERS CONFERENCE
Special Notice
As announced by the manu-
. assault; anon-3.1: mo“-
? NOR WALK ..:’Mlflufl.ctul’cfi and Jobber-s Discuss
tacturora of the Neverbreak
Wardrobe ‘l‘run‘ NO 100. he ‘ PH“ Situation.
ginning April 15th, the price ; For ”w purpose of endeavofing ‘0
will be changed from $t5 to $20.
We be; to notify our custom-
ers that all orders for these
trunks received by us before
that date. (April l5llll will be
tilled at the old price of 315.
i OCI FT " secure the concerted action of the hat
*l 4 , litidustry of the country as a unit in
—--—--—-— 'rttrard to advances in price, brought
": ‘ahout by the constantly rising costs of
‘ [I "J S
‘ s 4 o s
i "5- 0-:N v ’-'
production, and to secure a unanimous
Miss Coming's Engagement.
determination with respect to other"
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Qty i Mr. and Mrs. Edward Corning. of
trade questions. various lar,:.1 men’s
l'll.“ \iorringes. Shippan Point. form~
llHl manufacturers and jobbers' held a
JosEP“ DAVIS lerly of Belle island, have announced
conference in the Hotel Astor, New
York. last week. It is hoped to bring
about complete cooperation between
the manufacturers and the jobbcrs on.
lthe en a ement Of their youngest
as Washington St. to. Nomllt. idaughtegrfllilu Margie Comm; ‘0 w_
_ EGilbert Livingston of Detroit, Mich;
an
all questions that may d‘lect 'he in“
dustry in what are said to be abn0r-
l
.\lr. Livingston is tho son or Mr.
lie was
s.‘*
IG
mal times now existing. '
The western association of lobbcrs;
is responsible tor the ga'li Icing. says'
the Daily Trade Record, New York.
Some time ago it d9t‘idt"l to invite the
co-operation of the manufacturers, it
being said that the hat trade has at
last coma to the realisation that it is.
producing aomehinx worth while, and
that it the industry is to survive the
present mounting costs of raw mater-
ial-s, the scarcity of dyes. and other
serious phases of conditions brouht
about by the war in Europe. all inter.
ested in the trade must act as a unit.
A well known manufacturer corn-i
nit-nted Saturday that all along the
members of the bat industry have
watched one another like a cat would
a n ouse. and said in his opinion any
unanimous cooperation on the part of
its trade could not help but work to‘.
the ultimate benefit of all concerned
Hat prices have already advamod
a'l skin: the line, all l2 tines now bo-
‘ng 12.50 per dozen, as noted, with ev-
ery.proapect__oi a, further rt e in'sight.
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WEATHER FORECAST. , .
l-or ”curtain and vicinity: l'rouaoiyl MW- “"1131“ T, LINKISF'OYI- ‘
finr tonight and Wednesday; sllglilly ; graduated from Trinity College tn the
warmer tonight; Tlltiul‘lillt‘ to iii-l. class 0‘ 1909' N0 date 15 H?! 101‘ the
south and southwest Winds. A (ll. lwedding.
turbance which is central this mom i b 9 ll kno that
era ‘ W“
lug over Lake Superior is causing no . 1' may no 9 s n "
I settled Weuther with local showers itii Mrs. Maurice Vtertheim. whose h“?-
’ the northern portion of the Lake re hand recently bought the PZOmpztni-
gion. Pleasant weather prevails in. sentzn :lncedtrcfiitb' 22;" “RH:
other districts east of the, Mississippi lii‘otht: £331. it. will‘ebe married on
river. Another disturbance is cenv April 17. in New York. to Miss Gloa’son
tral over Utah. The temperature is i‘atnian. m“ Florence Werthhelm
rising in nearly all districts east oil will be married on April 17' in New
"‘9 Rocky Mountains. York. to Miss Gleason l-‘atmsn. Miss
" “" Florence Werthheim will be a owner-
" WEATHER A YEAR AGO girl. Mrs. Wertbeim is making he!»
TODAY iseli much beloved in Greenwich by
‘~ her ready response to varied appeals
Low. 42: liigli,tior charity.
Temperature :
57. Fair. \ 4
M Madam L. M. Holley, of the Beauty
Shop. sapnmo roprosentative of the
' .- blew. England Order, of Protection,
will attend the reception and dance.
' . . iin New Haven. this eveningslven by
. . .
‘;the mud session of the order to the risen well above a dollar a dozen. nnd
‘ . . itieleitntes. She will also attend the ties, “‘m‘ every indication l‘l‘Jl “W in?"-
, 1' Judge Jouph R. Taylor. of "mlslon to be held tomorrow. ‘ltll" are to become scarcer. as tool as
titty.” a visitor. in New York City-,t thisher in price. it is believed the com-
‘Wi- ' ' Today. Mrs. William H Swords. 0t plete cooperation of all hand: cannot;
' -West avenue. is passing another mile-.hf'p b"! “True ’0 ”'9 “mm“? “”"di
.A “0“ V“ born to Mr. and M“Li-stone with her children. at the home.“ the h“ indupstry. !
George Sconetit. Friday. at the home|ot her daughter, Mrs. w. T. Hsvlland,1 l
oi Mrs. George Hemingway. in Bridgeport. i
‘ '-‘ |
i The annual convocation oi Wash- According to the Havana p0" and; ‘ . ' —— ‘ ‘
inxton Chapter. No. 24. R. \. lit. Will‘ the Evening News oi the same city. Nb“ HM MM AW“ l0 "furl!" J-
be held tomorrow evening. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Rider of 80. Holt, 4 years old. was killed hitturtiar
Norwalli. have been [“93" m the pummel“ When llll'lrtlll trolley pole was
all m and the Sarsaoga hotels in Havana.i§nflllllt‘d in two by iui automobile fire.
truck and dragged down upon hiiii.|
illis skull was frat-turrtl :iiitl lll‘ diedi
Harrie Cutler t‘olcburn. of Brook inlllill ll few The truc
- . llirld. is in Hartford, its tlclegatc toiwus H-r‘nondini. to an alarm of fire'
M" and Mrs. M“. Slnzcwnd. “"dglhc Republican State (‘onrnntion :ttivlifind rm- close to the curb. ilott wits
family. have removed from ('bf'filIIU1;i..s;..:t:on Manhunt].Milton (‘olt- Ione of a large- crowd oi spectators
Street. downtown. to Hamilton ave"burn, of South ‘.‘.‘orv.';tllt. “WW" ll!" 'rllt'k iilrllt‘k the pole. but.
nue. i was unable to get out of the way In
'—‘——‘ . i m; and 51’s. A_ J, Wimp}... antiltimc to save ,liimsctt from injury}
Leroy Eh”- who was “"99"“! yes-[mm have returned to their home iu'No one else was him. although sev-
terday afternoon about one. o'clockicmlege Point. alter spending a fowfpnl people barely escaped from the
b." OWEN" Page. on Main 8”?”- TOTfnigh( Wm, Mrs. thhclni‘s motimr,‘trolley wires that tell. llott leaves a
intoxication, was arraigned this morn-.Mrs' J‘ Shepard. t‘rown avenue. lwfle and a daughter.
ion before Judge LOckwood in the up]
‘0“"'“°“"- Em“ 9‘93"“ “my ‘° Harry Gill. or Washington. D. 0., ln-‘ -—PROTECT SCHOOL canons"
“I“ charge against him, and he was ternal revenue agent, was .t local \‘ls-l. Measles. scarlet ichr and whooping
‘given a few minutes to get Out of itor yesterday. icough are prevalent among school
town‘ i ’ ‘children in many cities. A common
i Some. smelt are being caught bv 10-400ld DEV" Should be neglected as it"
cal fishermen, who use nets and selnes;weakens the system so that it is not
The law "goes on" smelt April 15, and! in condition to throw of! more ser-
no more can be caught after that ion: diseases. FoleY's Honey and Tar
date. its pleasant to take. acts quickly, con-
tains no opiates.
Sold everywhere.
———.
fut-Turing circl
warms the cost oi manufacture hal
KILLED WHEN FIRE
TRUCK HITS POLEi
The regular monthly meeting
Court Mahackemo. ~l-‘oresters oi Amer- i Cuba.
ion was held last night. RegulzirI
matters were diacussed.
seconds.
The alteration committee of the
’ (elliptic t‘lub met. last evening. iii the
basement of St. Mary’s church. and
"conducted routine business The re-
ports of the various committees on
i: it- said. The nt is made in msnu- ' _ . . .
? that m m my»..m.ll"n'l—_u N” '19! billll‘k-
‘For Summer skirts. Silvcrliloom will lic print favorv'
“dated. Conn».
Sports corduroy
in smart stripes
Sports jackets with remarkable effect is to lie Illallt'
from this corduroy—tn onc's favorite hue coiitbiiictl with
white.
Its stripes are narrow and of white alternating with
color.
Those colors are rcseda, gold, brown, ('
lilack, lavender, sand, peach and old rose. And
tiful diodes!
limit of these combinations will makc jar
cllt't‘l when wont with whi‘tc skirt.
opt-nhagcii,
what llt‘HU‘
kct of fine
'I‘lic blackaiidewhite strips will be equally t-ticctivc
\\ilil t-ither “illlt‘ skirt or black.
2; inches wide—$1.50 yard.
Center aisle, rear.
Checks for suits,
. for skirts, for coats
Good sense a.» well 1i; good ~t)‘lc ~llggt‘xls t‘ll'tlt‘l' of
blatk-and-whitc check.
'l‘licirs is an unusual service for the)
fit-sit appearance as long’ as one cartw to “car
llt‘\(‘f tirc the wearer. They are suited for \vc
:t ~urounding and upon tiiauy an occasion.
Small checks for suits and dresses.
lxt‘t'p
llit‘lr
lilt'lll. 'Htt-y
hr in many
.\it-dttiin and large check: (some an inch M|lilil‘t'l for
shirts,
Large checks and t‘ilt't‘lv\ \‘Hlil ii\'t‘l'|ilillti iii colors. for
t'tlill‘.
.\|l :irc noticeably clear and sharp—and iliiit makes
:i check worth owning!
Sctcral widtlh and prit‘t-swliut of special iiitt-rtwt at
75c to SJ 'vard
Right aisle. rcnr.
Sil'trerbloom is
handsome new fabric
There is the strength and crispness of mohair in Sil-
\‘crliloom.
’l‘licrc Ls the strength and servict-aliilit)‘ of cotton in
Silv crbloottl.
For itis \vovcn of these two fabrics—and
tltc good (luglitics of each.
Silvcrblooni is li tiof Weight and
fairly-0pm
cmuliiucs
(if
\vcavc. .1“. cool. ~_ Lit-ill launder its cxccllcntly as a
itc. Tin-st- \t-ry qualities insurc that.
Now ready iii handsome wide and narrow
$t.5o yard.
Right aisle. rear.
The Howlau
Middy7Blouses
It is fast of color.
stripes—
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Special display of charming styles in new Middy Blouses.
The garments are made of good materials. finely
and the reasonable prices make them completely
ble.
tailored,
irresisti-
88 WASHINGTON s'r.~
OWLAND’S
- Walsh Li‘s“ AuandCanIc-a St.
the Japanese kirmess, which will be
given by the club sometime in May,
were heard. and proved to be very
satisfactory. The report of the build-
.lnr. committee was also received and
xwas accepted. The work at the club
house is progessing rapidly. and it is
expected that the building will be
ready for a reopening in a short
. .tlnie.
Tomorrow evening, at 8 o'clock. in
the Norwalk M. E. church, there will
be an important meeting of the W. C.
T. U.’ County President Mrs. Biolf. of
Bridgeport. will tell of her interesting '
experiences during her trip through
'the Rockies. All members are asked
to please bring their tree-willoiiering
envelopes tomorrow night. Ice cream
and cake will be served.
EASTER SUITS
For All the Family‘
on Credit
Gateiy & Brennan
\ . .
Money Deposited on orgelore April 10th. 1916. WI plow
‘ Interest From Apr-ll rat.- ‘i ' ‘
'0' lotto most sdvantassous tins to‘siart that any...»
Mauritanian. am
1" 3.9". Int-It.
t“ W . '..2 .~
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
saw SHADES -
That is our Specialty
A. Diekmnh Son
Whether You Have One Dollar ‘
or one thousand dollars to invest in furniture. you will get better
value HERE. dollar for dollar, than in any other Norwaik shop.
This applioa‘to tinnitus tor ovary room in the house.
Two big. beautifully lighted doors aro filled with NEW FURNI-
TURE that is waiting Tor you inspection.
RAYMOND 8r SON
Wall 5 High finch FUNERAL DIRECTORS Norwalk, Conn
(1 Dry Goods Co. 9..
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63 WALL STREET
NORWAL
0. B2 Jackson
v o IICI‘I i ‘ 'HONI ‘3‘-
. Everythingln the Optical Linc
‘i‘v‘ . . ~ , .r V . i '
‘ M “w 9.. .H 71- . > i. .
Tuesday. April 11, i916.
Crasho for
motoring wear
‘ Motoring coat of Crash!) will keep wearer safely
hidden front attack of dust of the road.
butt made of Crasht) will lct its tiiotoriiig owner
stcp forth front her car, give a shake or two, and step for-
ward as trim of attire as though there was no such thing
its the dust Of travel 7
4..
. CrashO is a new English ftili'ric: light of \\t‘dl‘t‘ but
with wonderful strength and rt-silit'itcv. it makes up
uith iio difficulty—and it holds tht place one giws‘ it.
Handsome Sutiuiicry hues. of tan and grav each
touched litre and lht'rt‘ \\llil tlic intuit-st bit of limit it and ’
gt’t‘t‘li to gut (still life!
St 50 it _\zird ‘
Right side. rcttr. ’ ’i
Welcome to
rich black mohairs
'l'riiii tin-d and llilllll\t)illt'; new English liltiilalh are '
ready. . .;
.\.~ lllilt'iv as the traditional crtiw's wing. I '
.\_~ lti~trtius as fine silk or it) polished \lt’t‘l. '
Light of tt-xturc or of spt-t‘izil “right for cspct‘iallv-
llill'tl «nice. .
l’or tin-w. for skirt. for trdiclitig—attirc.~lilack our 1
lliill‘ i~ ctiuttll} acceptable. How it \iliilvt‘s dust? And
how cool! i
5" ccnt~ to Srsu a yard.
Right aifilc, “'4”. 1
I Q ‘
Knitted 811k
for smart; sweaters .
.\ )crscy cloth knitted from tinc silk! W,’
lit-dutifuloflustei'.softaud fine of "let-I." rich and l . f"
litititls‘omc of ctlcctl 5’:
Pure white with stripes of t-itlier green or blue or i , f7
rose. '\ "'9
Am] ""-ll’('~‘"{ entry width to prtidtlt‘t‘ llt'st contrast.
50 inches wide—$3.25 a yard. ’ ‘ c'.‘
L‘ctitcr aisle, rcar.
Share in ton - ~ ,1“
of Howco coffee. ‘
Just tit? onc tort of this fragrant finc llmvco coffee is
to be sold at special price. . o l .i . . ‘ ,
\Vlicn that ton is sold—no lllOft‘ orders accepted.
llowco colic-c of regular (ts—cent grade; till the ton is t . ..
4 lbs. $1. . i
Orders filled in rotation as received. "" :
EVt-ry pound roasted fresh immediately befonc dc— ;. ., i
livery. 'i V ‘ - - "Mr
Delivered cithcr whole or ground or pulverized. ‘
“VT—Experience says: Lose no time in ordering.
Front basement.
sold
EASTER POSTCARDS
6 for SC
Others at 5c and ICC Each
Nl‘. RAIN S'l
Briggerman Bros 64,335:er
Best Family Flour a Bag
Extra Sugar and (Juliet Specials
You don‘t have to buy coffee that has been roasted 6 to 8
weeks; buy Fresh Roasted Coffee. We operate .our ' own .
roasting plant and roast coffee daily. Here is your chance:
‘5 LBS. GRAN, SUGAR ........ 25¢
1 LB. EAST INDIA COFFEE 35¢
BOTH..... ...... 60¢
East India Tea Co."
14 Fresh Eggs '. . . ~. .25c
6 Cakes Kirkman’s Borax Soap .............. 25¢
No. -l Plantation Coffee, 35c grade, lb. ........ 31¢
7 Large Smoked Bloaters for . ................ 25¢
Very Best Creamery Butter, lb. ............... 39¢
3 lbs. Choice California Prunes ................ 25¢
Gold Rock Brand Pure Jams, jar. ...... 15¢
Good Maine Potatoes. peck ....... . ............ 35¢ I .
Gold Rock Brand Peaches. ”reg. 18c. cut to 15¢ can -
3 lbs. Whole Grain Rice for ................... 20¢ -
Monogram Rye Whiskey, large bottle 90¢
French Style Vermouth (very good), bot. .. . 56¢
Norwalk Chronicler