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NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.
.The Kind Adventure.
Waishrimfl.
Cam Clarke.
Ward, Mrs. H.
A Groathuceess.
Van Dinner. J. 8.
Gibby of Clamsheil Alloy
List of Volumes Received During the
Past Month at South Norwaik
Reading Room.
New books at South Nos'waik Li-
iIInry, accessioned April, 1916, are as
follows: Bailey. M. E.
Paint-1.11.1). Boys and Girls' Askat-iiomedues-
The Long iioad Home. tions.
mlivllPi', R. A. Oppenheim, E. P.
The ShepiIeId of the North. A“ Amiabie Charlatan.
\ shoe, L J. Gibbs. G.
Nobody. The Bolted Door.
Buck. llerta (Mrs. G. Onions). HEY. I.
The Boy With Wings. The First Hundred Thousand.
Bryant, M. Danby Frank,
Felicity Crofton. Twilight.
Spearmint, F. H. Kerr, A. M.
Nan of Music Mountain. Young Heroes of Wire and Rail.
31011. L Martin, G. M.
About Miss \ialtie NOW”. A Warwicklhirl Lad.
. Martin, E! R. ' BOOBOVE“. T
Her Husband's Pam. i-‘ear God and Take Your Own rm.
. Lane, Mrs. John. maen,RuE;
According to Maria.
‘Maria Again.
Little Piano and Big Peter.
A Little Queen of Hearts.
~ Haggard. H; R. A Loyal Little Red Boat.
The ivory Child. Dixon," R. .
,Worcester. E. _ J' frhe Human Code. of Plants,
,‘l‘he issues oi 1.th J Van. Gogh. E. D.
Mackenlle. ~C...-
Mr, and Mrs. Pierce.
Perry, Stella G. 8. ‘
T , '-_' .- _ . Personal Rnooiigotions of Vincent
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|Benlick, G. M.
Dell, II. M.
Etyluoiogical Dictionary of the ling
iish language.
Webster, J.
Jerry Junior.
i'haucrr (Bates. K. L. ed.)
Canterbury Pilgrims.
Powell, J. W.
What is a Christian?
Slattery, C. L.
Why Men Pray.
ilapaood, l. l“. (trans)
Epic Songs of Russia.
Lailan, L H
Art for Life's Sake.
liow to Study Pictures.
L‘anby. ii. S.
t‘ollego Sons and College Fathers.
h'hllsfii'id, J.
Good Friday and Other Poems.
llnrl, A. Ii.
Monroe Doctrine.
Marlinenu, ii.
The Peasam and the Prince.
Corelii, M.
Vendetta.
Dixon, T.
The One Woman.
Sienkiewicz, Ii.
Without Dogma.
ingpcn. R. ed.
One Thousand i‘ouns for Children.
Howells, W. l).
Daughter of the Storage.
(fleason, A. and Helen.
Golden Lads.
Bars 0! iron.
Goodrich, A.
The Sign of Freedom.
White. W. A.
God's Puppets.
ilemick. G. M.
Jane Stuart, Twin.
London, Jack.
Little Lady of the Bit: iiouse.
NEW YORK HAT TRADE.
Soft Hats, and Dark Greens Especial.
ly, Are in Demand.
Of the spring retail trade in hats
13° “5.!" cm unloaded dell). M Ir. Sophia i’enfleld. of Danbury, who
The Dotted Line
flashed across country paves the
. way to bigger business.
WESTERN UNION
Da Letters and
ight Letters
open a new avenue of approach to
the man you want to reac
Quicker than mail and more effective.
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.
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The accumulation of freight canon I The State l-‘p deratior of Women‘s ;
the New York New Haven & Hart- '(‘lubs which will meet early in JuneI
Imd railroad bu been crowing stead. {or a conwnlion in Derby, will be the
NI durlus the past ten den and mum ,guesla of tho Shelton Ansonla andI
end oi‘ last week the road bad 61 ,538'Dorby “Women ii Clubs
cm on its line. This us an museum The mat session I)! the federation I
of £655 cars in u very short period. which will be held in the Derby Meih- i
Some idea 0' the way the cars keep odist church. will be on Wednesday,
piling up may be had from figures lune 7, and the speakers for that day
handed out here says the New Haven will include meegsor c E A Win-
“1119311084" From September 1 to :slow, of Yale University who Mil talk
“N ‘on "Good Health in the Household; "
January 1 w w-A- will give a report on the health com-
londinlz averaged 4.755 CU‘R- “'9 10' Imittee'h work in New York State dur-
creose in our delivery in the same no ing the past year, and Mrs. E. M. C.
riod WIS 2.000 cars 901‘ dlY- Smit. of Greenwich. who will give an
in twenty days of April alone the “an” on "Community House Work."
ilhe Daily Trade Record, New York,
lsnys:
As an aftermath of the Easter sea-1mg made to unload cars 35 “Didi! as —ann "merchant" for a day or ”a
son the retail batters of New York
are displaying a crop of sdtlsiied
- smiles over the results of their et-
forts to meet the approval of the fas-
tIdious dressers. From one end of the
city to the other it is reported by the
retailers that trade tor'weeks prior to
Easter was brisk in. high grade soft
felts and that the average daily sales
in this atiyie of hesdwenr are being
maintained with unusual strength
from day to day without evidence of
slackening.
.An authority who is identified with
the Irving Hat Co, asserted yester-
day that dark greens are selling three
to one _in preference over blacks.
trays and browns, but that this is
no indication that the latter colors
are less popular than usual.
in other prominent circles in this
trade substantially the same indica-
tions were apparent. The situation
can be summarised as follows as rep-
resenting the experience of one of
the? prominent retailers in this inar-
lat:
“Soft“hats are more in demonic
spring than I have ever known them
to be in the past with the ,old atnpio
derby dressed up in new shapes and
sires holding its own. We hate-rs
are quite satisfied with mantis this
season “muse we feel that a. good
portion of Easter trade has come
our-sway: '
average daily unloading was 4.341 in the evening a banquet will be
cars. in spite of the present weather held in the Hotel Clark, Derby.
It is apparent that enorts are not be- c. -
in the winter weather and in days through Sentinel advertising—just as
when snow made tradlc very hard. other men hunts sell things.
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