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Hat Manufacturers Seek Ileana to
Very Dealt-able End.
A number of conferences have been
held in New York relating to the sub,
,tect oi prices. discounts ,etc., at whichi
were present mostofthe but manufao
Lama selling to the retail trade.
The initiative in bringing together
the manufacturing node for a dincuo
sion of Ibis subjri‘i was taken by a
number of representative wholeealera
who have been ilt‘lh e in the formation
of the wholeulei‘s' organisation re-
(lllltlli
Prospective Bay Scout-tasters will
enjoy a banquet. tomorrow night, in
the New Hotel Mahacksino.
Billboards throughout this city. and
vicinity,' are ooverod with large lith-
qraphs advertising Boton Point Park.
‘ Sport Oxfords
deks' White
Canvas ‘
Fat-itlatherand Tan Trim,
Whitefioleaandfleaia
$3.50
White Canvas
Sport (le’ rds
'i‘an Trim. Rubber Soles
$2.50
Glover’s
raa Waahington St.
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pace savers .
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curefrolntha He hadnltan'themateiiala fiat are
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cueatoonmeeoutomeition. Weaninthebattlefor
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RAYMOND BROTHERS
M "3-3- 131 WW 8t.
The Little Shop
K. ‘ A. CLAVEN
56 NO. MAIN ST.
For the Best of Everything in Sea.
Food—We Have It.
Nothing Miareprcsectrd— Money Back
if Not Satisfied 1 ,
CUTBILL’S BRIDGE MARKET #
Phones rod and rep. ‘
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery
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OPHCIAN
Everything in the Optical Line ,;
Eyes Examined Fm
Two new members were admitted,
last night, into the Barbera‘ Union.
H. 8. Clark was appointed a delegate
eehtly organized. and one result of
which has been the reduction of the
Hilton Elwood. Hanger.
discount to two per cent. The whole.
saieriz have found this course to bean
to the Central labor Union.
‘admliable method for meeting the crit-
MMMAW
ilt‘lil conditions now extant in the trade
The Norwalk Club members will to- ‘and they report that the batting fleet-
mgm be the guests at the South Nor-led ha:z enabled them to more nearly
walk Club. The SterlingM‘ellnita or‘_mainlain their former standards of
chestra will play. and there will be a'qunllty.
club-lunch served. } These wholesalers, after informal
idist-uuions with the individual menu.
Local lawyers have received 110““ tutturers. succeeded in holding anum-
from Clerk Havlllnd. of the CW" 0‘ her of meetings of the manufacturers,
Common Pleas, that next Monday wili‘va York“, and .3 a result there "-
be the final day allowed for the “HHS a general discussion of trade condi-
of claims tor trial of cases at tholtions which ended in the appointment
June term of the court, which will, be of a committee to consider the matter
held in Bridgeport. in all its ramifications and report a
plan for some form of concerted ac-
tion.
it the hat manufacturers can agree
on acute form of united action that will
place some controlling influence on the
dentorallrlng practices of the present
day ,the greatest step forward that the
tonic has ever taken will have been
Hi‘f'lmpliflhf‘il. ‘
Thu interests involvod are so diver-
sinril and the ramifications, of the sub-
let-t produce such an intricate and en-
iimuling mass that it will require the
wisdom of :1 Solomon to bring order
out of tlie'chnos,
if. however, the titanufncturerl
would heartily and telnet-rely and hon-
cstly enter into the spirit of the occa-
islcn, forgetting competitive Jealougiag,
eliminating the desire to get more
'than their fair, legitimate share of
benefit out of whatever action may be
adopted, but consider the subject in
the broad view oi" the common welfare
interested automobile owners in
Norwalk are requested to donate their
machines Memorial Day, for the use
of the feeble veterans of the G. A. R..
who desire to take part in the annual
parade. Machine owners are asked
to communicate with Richard J. Cut-
.bill, of Spring street and North Main
ptreet. to that end. ,
Ex-Governor Thomas M. Waller. of
New London. says he doesn‘t want to
go to St. Louis as anallernate to
David E. Fitzgerald or any of thé
in Four delegation. lie is thankful
for the courtesy extended to him in
that direction, but it will be impossi-
ble for him to accept the honor, he
writes. -
1
I The ticket sale for “Patience" open-
ed this morning. at nine o’clock, at the
Regent Theatre. it is probable that ii
complete sell-out of the house will be
made. The 09.". presented by a mp0! all concerned. then indeed the bril.
ented amateur cast, supported by theirfllmt "gm of logic and reason will
own musicians, offers NOI'WIHK rnuslclhaw been turned "Dun the ilt‘llvllles
lovers one of mo rarest treats ever;lnd clear. honest thought, without the
presented in Norwalk. befuddllng influence of a selfish desire
for unfair advantage, witl point the
way to the path of sound business
judgment. ~Aiiiericntt litter.
Ophir Chapter, No. 52. 0. E. S.. will
he visited by the grand odicers lo-
morrow evening. A banquet will be
You'velottoceaxittomaknitgo.
“Neutron. Prescription 90" will start
the moat stubborn and dogoad case of
rheumatism.
We have wltnoaaed its elective-noel
in hundudl of cocoa, it does things.
"Neutrons Prescription 99" in entire-
ly different from the old preparation
in that it aims at eliminating all Rheu-
matic poisons by purifying the blood,
common sense teaches you this.
it removes those awful palm, lim-
bera up thou swollen atid' joints and
muscles in a way that will surprise
you. Get a bottle today. get the old
stuff out of your system. 60c and 81
the bottle at your druggist. Hall or-
dera tilled on 81 aloe. ’
nor sale it; the Clll'ord Phat-mm.
and all good druggiats everywhere.
NEW BRITAIN GERMAN RESIDENT
DEAD.
NEW BRITAIN, May 23.~Jaeob
Yung, one of the city's best known
older German residents, passed away
not his home on Oorbla avenu. this
morning. at 2:10 o'clock, at the ,age of
87 'years. He was born in Hesse.
Darmstadt. Germany. and came to this
country in 1854. He. is survived by his
wife. two daughters. one con and six
grandchildren.
Sills is fill fill
KIDNEYS, 0"" Mi
Flush the Kidneys at Once When
Back-Hum or Bladder Bothara.
No man or woman who eats meet
regularly can make a mistake by flush-
ing the kidneys occasionally. says a
Men’s Oxfords
The my intent lam in tan, mahogany, or black imit-
er. that are sure to meet with the approval of every careful
drecaer.
Reliable Hosiery
FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
It WACHINOTOI "III?
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TILIPHOII mu ’
m-‘ .
' Prices of Rugs
have advanced. and will advance more. but we paroled-d
large quantity lecithin, ”mtmanasietoma",
fineaaaortxnnntofpatternain Tapestry Brunch. Body * "
Brussels, Velvet Am and Wiltona, nt‘pricen dint an
tar below the peanut value.
This is me Place to Buy Your Rugs
The A. i. Angevitie & Son 69.:
134.133 WASHINGTON 61-. no. treatment:
893.,—Crown Aster Fiche-89.5.,
Makes nice, white bread. good cake and biscuits. Try
a bag You will like it.
Armonr'aComedBeetnNo.iaize,pei-can.. .. .22¢
Rad graham, Social Tea! or Five O'Clock Teas, pkg. 8¢ ‘1
gcanaCampbell’aSoupsfcr 25¢
No.rRoyaiPlantationCofleeib...................35¢
:5 Stamps Free.
Wilaon orGreenRiver Whiakiea, per bat. 95¢
Very Best Creamery Buttter (Beckmann quaiity),lb. 36¢
Armour's Smoked Beef, 30c size Cut to ............. 25¢
60 Pink Stamps with 1 lb. Special Mixed T-Ca 50¢
Free Delivery to All Parts of the City and Suburbs.
tr Refrigerators\
ice Chests "j
Many styles, in steel, and wood in all sizes.
AT MONEY SAVING PRICES
Come In and See Them
MYMOND 8r SON
war and High Sta. Funeral Directors. Norwalk, Cm
A. F. Beckmann &~ Co
83—85 WASHINGTON ST. .PHONE 1405
l SOUTH NORWALX.
l'ar um Ionian our .
m H. churn.
Funeral Director and .
served between 6 and 7:30 p. in.. and
at 7:45 there will be initiation.
There was a very large and enthusi-
astic meeting of ladies at the Elks'
Home, last evening. Plans were corn
plated for the card party to be held
on June 7th, which. from all reports.
one of the largest ever held in this
city. There will be card playing from
8 to 10, snd’danolng until midnight.
The prises will be displayed in Rogers
8: Stevens' store, South Main street.
There will be an important meeting
well known authority. Meat forms
uric acid which clogs the kidney parcel-—
so they sluggishly tiller or strain only
part of the waste and poisons from
the blood, than you get sick. Nearly
all rheumatism, headaches, liver tl‘olb,
hie, nervousness. constipation, dini-
rrr'. sleepelesaness, bladder disor-
tiers come from sluggish kidneys.
The moment you feel a dull ache
the kidneys or your back ham. or
MARRIED 32 YEARS.
Now Wide ct ex-Irookiield Selectman
Seeks Divorce.
.1, Wesley Wells, of Brooltfield, for-
mer Selectman in that town and one
of the best known farmers in thin
section of the state was made do-
‘fendant in an action for divorce
brought by his wife. Mary Sherman}n
\Vella yesterday in the Superior court. “t the urine is cloudy, offensive, full
The suit was instituted by Judge of sediment, irregular of passage or
Samuel A- Davis. 00mm“ '0? MH- attended by a sensatloti’ of scalding,
\Vells. on the grounds of habitual in- get about four ouncag of Jud Slit!
The City) N aggnal Bank 9
The Road to Success
The road to success is not difficult for those who sincerely 809k
it and show wisdom by keeping their funds in a good. strong Bank.
Money earns money. and it is a great factor in achieving results.
Start an account here—nOW—the door of opportunity is open for
you. Interested parties are invited to confer with us.
Join our Prosperity Club. A profit-sharing plan. Deposit weekly
3.; mm
|.17't no I“.
and rehearsal, tonight, of the Ameri-
can Band. Every member is urged to
be on hand, as armaments for the
concert Decoration Day afternoon and
evening at Baton Point will be made.
temperance
Mr and Mrs. Wells were married
thirty-two yous ago and went to re
side in Brookileld, ‘where Mr. Wells
confer Hill district. The complaint
1m the case. states that Mr. Wells has
been habitual intemperate for the past
three years and that not a week
passed during that time when .he was
not intoxicated. Mrs. Wells is at
present residing with her brother-in-
law. H. W. Andrews, in Sumeld.
The case lg returnable in the Sn-
perior court in June.
—THUM&AY QINNEH.
is the special feature at the Country
Club every Thursday night.
’ mxmam
:enter bond. will”. maturation" new clause.
,yvusatebepqaitnoaeain
’otlr' and 1m to PM“... tore-reinvention on
‘ June“).
conducts a large farm in the Whfi-i
{from any reliable pharmacy rid take‘
a tablespoonful in a glass of water be-
fore breakfast for a few days and your
kidneys will then not line. This to-
mous salts is made from the acid of
'grapes and lemon juice, combined
with llihta and has been used for gen-
erations to flush clogged kidneys and
and stimulate them to activity, also to
neutralize the acids in uflne so it no
longer causes irritation, thus ending
'ttaatier disorders.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot
injure: ‘tnaltes a delightful efferves-
cent lithia-water drink which all reg-
ular meat eaters should take how and
then to keep the kldneysolnan and the
blood pure. thereby avoiding sci-ions
kidney complications.
mm. Malayan-A
preparedness
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81.25 for 100 weeks and receive a bonus of $1.25 which is equal to
your first deposit. In addition to the bonus which we give you, we
wilt pay you 3 per cent. interest on your deposits.
ll. lynge Stmnmgyuglpagg Cleaning Co.
Formerly known on Mamet heat- Dyeing d Cloning Co
mm “as.“ end Lana curtains Cleaned.
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AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
‘ last week than we expected
Have yet! lnaured years?
In!" and Particulara
l. tiny—throne.
mallow. and Insurance
5 Railroad Ave. Mb Not-walk
We sell Faultleaa
ever" Rubber Gouda
antee first quality an"! H.
tcry service.
Clifford Ph
‘80. Main and Elisabet“
Phones 833-153a
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l-tiIERNIAN STATE PARADE.
Hibernian of Connecticut are on
thuslastlo over the prospects for the
state parade and the eighteenth bi
ennlal state convention of the order
tobe held in Middleton next Austia‘t
The stats parade will be held on Tues-
day morning August 28, and the state
convention in the. Ten Hall. Main
prices being awarded for the most
elaborate float and best degree team.
On the opening day of the convention
the address of welcome will be deliv-
ered by Harold n. Meech, mayor of
Middleton.
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TWO EXTRA SLEEPERB
on new HAVEN loan
Two extra sleepers will be putm,
by the New Haven road for its high:
service between Boatenand Nev?“
win he run on when some of the 1"or persons leaving Bostoa late. at
wofld'e teat athlem will compete.!l|llht an extra sleeper will, be side-
Thl 1 Hotel will be beadnuar- tfllckoti at New Haven. where the
torn fordelegatas, who will represent Miran! may lie» until a local leaves,
the State inheritin- and Ladies tip the neighborhood on; 10 o'clock ‘
tactic-sin: ItvmhsmmminN-v Witt steeper will om
day afternoon. Augult :2," in Crystal
not ‘9 sentient It
l'ln all incident and cannot bake.
yeti. them-s kindly mew um»
i‘m new in ton—can you mam
if ltis home-madam you'll“.
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a‘ weary housewife said.
W don‘t yonfbny your head!
Where I ltd butternut
IN samu-
Beaupain & i
“It go. to 5 loans.
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