? " ”alliance—— Brown and hie-(on A.
_ . gel-ac: anal-noon The quiet. minimal
rt. “fiat wedding ‘wao held ill the home or tbs
Fulton were united in We gel-
bride’a parents. Mr. and Mrs. George
W, flown of Georgetown, Mus. .
Both the bride and groom are wide-
ly known and w ll liked.
‘ Mrs. Fulton sass teacher, and is
lthe alto singer in the Stamford Blip-
tist Church 5 ‘
‘ l Mr Fulton is the owner of the Mar
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Mu“ for two weeks.
Minn Get our prices. Phone 1082.
, John & Keyser, contractors, Steam
L-Buy your Easter hat. O'Brien.
”Icy line at about 0: 30 last night.
crashed into Cotonos' automobile.
other no meats were made
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re. lienly Leach and son or Brook log enjoyment was ID?!" u me home
He VlIltlns Captain and Mrs ll 'ol Mr and Mrs. Charles flanks of 78
ball. Monday night. Arnie y white and blue, owing to tile tool that
prizes. lmlil in; until 1 .m their son and brother is in the United
M93" ""6"- 55’9‘1‘3" W1" V0" color scheme was the good old red. your spring ClOthelS.
WW3“! 1° 5"“‘5‘ "‘9 CWD‘G- 'l‘hls lighted it produced a very inipiesslvo
‘, _ lag they were arraigned before strm which shall long be remembered. R E St '
re Voilburgh and their cases were The “first thing On the. prom We! ogers evens
Alti- property owner. We build car . ..lon which added to the many pleu-
, cottages, bungalows stole "res The next suggestion was the . Norwalk SO. Norwalk
routs. etc. an investlitation costs you “mum “donkey contest." Charles
do“ Catone was driving along "‘9 write ballad "Auld Lang Syil'e," wai- (Continued Iron pr,“ 3“,). «$18 per hundred to produce hogs "Al
Mano" the end of the Wiunlpouk ling. utter which all departed wishing \ ‘
I, an autoniobile driven by John 2132:” of honor M" Helyn Lelil' at can“ ”I. cunning, packing and w
Mr- came out mm a. side street Ne“ York my. rm, Crouch 0, War. sar rennin: interests. said Mr lma- PREVENT STRIKES l ,
Mable Voilmcr investigated the Fairileld. Mr. and Mrs Frank ‘.':".!ets "m consumer only ‘0 it Mullgible ex DURING THE WAR
M out as no one was hurt and net "
. wished to press charges against bun nporl Miss Eleanor Moms“ of "I have been generally neglected‘
' "pony, Waterbury, Conn. His parents reasonable proilt to producers Of "'0 closed shop Should remain closed and
Germany has semi! about 3.709.000
, ‘ tire measures at home, Ger-say
rill Business Colleges.
Mr. and Mrs. Fulton expect to malts
thelrrhome at Bound Beach. Their
many friends loin in wishing thcln
happiness.
in A .
On Thursday. March 23. In "0“ 3 anqmem
gilfit‘i’ilfihhlli 3:32;. 3232?: Pay "enough for quality in
a ‘mv‘ nine eenth birthday. Thu
"w ‘" 3° r133:.::tt::-...P:332.:it€lt.3; “P" cw” ”m. ‘0 the good or you .
Walter R. 'l‘alliferrc, San Diego Cali- men who uy—-;uot man who sells. ‘
The usual dance will be given in tornia Mrs Hanks presented her ' ll meanstlie 01100 0‘ all-woo flbl’la. fine,
Hall this evening by the Victor dfiizhwr WT: a “033:3: :gdo'uegmj tailoringm good style—thoset lugs to ab-
W1 in coma ens _
ll enhanced the beauty of the table. der- 3““th necessary for '0“! we” ‘ sails l
‘olulions which consisted 01’ red -
M“ “Mk" and r'l'homas Finniz Wlll't' and blue crepe paper extending In OK!!! Wu“ a
sun to mix ‘1 "D It I Nth" from the four corners to the center- ””3
, rate of speed in the cafe of the more Their Vili n lotto blt'llidnv , . 0W“ m M “I“. ([11311th ' ’
Tillman Hotel on Naitll vMeln street. "“9 trimmed '“h “WWW“ 21‘," can‘ you w 103' 1.3. m ’0“ an . ‘
ad'th t ii llv Pat olman dies set in red holders. mien the w mm mm .1” ,
night, s M ' r lights were lowered and the candles 7 ,
The Star Spangled Banner played by
' the young hostess. Kenneth Fonun' “ 2‘
“d Miss Hunks ’1‘!“ duets and “a; , The 1101110 of Hart Schailncr ‘ "If! CW“
O'Donnell was awarded the. first prize.
Dickerman 5 De arimeni Store
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lobe
m‘lm m M‘Afifl‘iflofi'm“ Ailm’m w“ W” 0“
“Note—’13:: that llMr. Dicker-an is stillti in ”marge of our adairs' Is in itself
MEN’S SPR mG CO I‘m
onlIKanEYthE 14! price. at tulip “and cut. Some of the best still
Forum
MEAN? 1}, to, mfinghvdcw 9155's. ungBWEAR. 10 Per
COATS’CO'1'1'0N.200yds. ........4c LAC S. EMBRomngs
ThCO'l'l‘ON. allcolors 4c GS BRAMANDRIBBQIWSi;
QRemla rurice
Note—Nothi to l b id-
RSAA were i: A... an: mes SS is...
ItiCiIA N’S HEMMINGWAY’S
LEATHER BAGS AND OTHER
AND IngrLiiD'iu‘ 2:3 i A GOODS IStoI-zosoldbrioes
R 2% E‘T’SMPED ”ch Es, CHILDREN'S itEADY-TO-WEAE
1-3oll ~DRESSES......40to50percentol’f
a. INlTI'ALS. ll” end ’1. AMlSO AND
R SET“ ‘ m1“. p2rlce ”sl’liflovns ml??? 13 A9351:
HES 1- rice HEMMINOWAT'SIoo .SILK..3
HAIR 8mm [2 " G NERAL LINE OF N IONS ALIS
AUTO VEIIS AND SCARFS .:I.2oc EDUCED.
Alfilfi OVELTIES AND ODDS AZND~ WOMEN’S SPRING COATS. latent . :
W'
WHITE LAWN DRESSING SACQUES WOMEN'S SILK @ D TAFFETA
wan Embroidered ... 39c to 50¢ DRESSES. Ill tcststsyles,
1.25 to 32.50. ' to 1-2 of
Master Elmer Bennett won the “booby
prize" which caused much laughter
'and joking. Later refreshments were
‘seived Miss lianks was very gen- ADMINISTRATION OF desvoriug to enact a nurket ratio of
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l rioiisl) remembered with gitts 1mm. ‘ten dollar hogs and one dollar corn."
;hPx many friends. Along toward the HOOVER ATTACKED "At this date." said Mr. Luster ,"lt
wei- sma' hours of the morning the in .‘AL—— wos costing the producer more than
:deluge of immature hogs and cattle
are being dumped cm the market as
consequence." .' ,
Miss Marion many more happy birth-l
ThoSe present were as tolldw.. . The ‘dmnmnil‘ml DOHCY 0f. l-
... ._. V.- and Mrs L9,", “one" of tar. has aflectcd the cast oi living to
-‘ itwnaapon. Mr and Mrs Charlei "’m- The nest tood producers, the .
Thompson, Miss Hattie Nichols ot farmers. “"1031"! and stock breed (Continued from First PI“!
ll‘airfleld. (ironic Thompson Miss while every enort has been made to
:Mmy Bruggey, Miss Goldie Henderson 1’70"" "‘8 interests 0’ h“ middleman; been achlcted. Labor representatives.
ml and \‘ll William Hanks. Mrs. M mailer. "'9 "Rum charm! lit was said. pledged the members of
'~ ., 'l‘n‘lor. \irs. Matthiow. Charles Mf- LIN" (1099”05' -‘ the “I'm”? unions cngaged in war work not 101
O’Donnell, Mr. and Mrs. Wrick 0' "'1‘ F001! Administrations “alP'lstrike until niter government investll
henlltrtt. Kenneth Bennett. Master 1171- "WM refiflrdlnz ”"3 ”0385"“? 0' a:illlition oi dinerenees between the
~Iner Bennett, Mrs. Mary Brsgdon. beet Shortage. (331an “SW99 '0 show workers and their employers.
anv llanks, Mr. and Mrs. Charles that "1'93ka 0' the Allies actually, This was taken to mean that all dis- ' 7
Ennis. has increased by neurlr' nine million ,putes would he put in the hands of
. head since the beginning of the wor. mediation boards tor settlement. en ar-
prim“. pm] (}_ Weed 2m, (Join the witness claimed that the surplus.7 rungement long sought by government
pany. 6 Battalion Depot Brigad‘ to! beef in cold sterilize in Amer' co hall oillclalu who have to do with produc-
(‘amp Devcns, has been transferred to increased in November I“! ’9'" more ”0'“ 0' war materials
than iiity- seven per cent.‘ as against‘ Two im rtant into on which n
the Medical Department, 317th Field the “an... month m 1916 .m“ “meg” m $1.9m m to mm
Signaling Brigade, Camp Devens. Prl The Food Administration declared been reached are the questions of ",9
rate Wood was with Glendennlng a Mr- Lam": h“ MW 1° ”PD “5.,oven or closed Shop and that of re-
(‘0. 1”,“:ng for n number of years. promise to assure reasonable prom! : Striction on output. “Both sides. it was
‘ . . to the meat producer. said, agreed that there should be no.
Mi lart ilc'iitlon was assistant Chemi‘il “The reversal of thti' semi Adminls- discrimination either against union or
with the Chase Manufacturing Com- tratlon's announced policy of cost plus non union labor and that the socalled'
‘rmiftlt‘ at 31 Stuart avenue, this city. ' stock, ”Md M" Lam". ”took place. the open shop remgln open until it lie-E
'. ..t :Iftt‘r a dt'hrce‘momls ucamimidizn (for came implausible to llll shops with
.E ' . . increase mea of 11c on an a if 3 workers without uttlng unorgani'sed
“'T‘m pent”! “mm" meme“ were approximately 800000 more stockcrei workers in union Setups ornnlon work
”"9“ "‘1‘ “We?“ 2' 30 and 3 yester. and feeders had been inltcn back tol on in open shops to mahe up deficien-
Inlay afternoon to a grass fire on Ely the country form the market anthfi’rClt‘B.
'avcnue to extinguish. The grass tires ”"9“ during the previous Wyeor.’ : The unicns. according to the terms
pare becoming more and more common The. witness contended the Food Atl-' of the agreement will be permitted to
now an the weather gets more and ministration had been influential in’ proselytlzo. and will not be restricted
. _ a "conspiracy to break the cattle mar gin “runnizlnir labor.
more springlike. ‘ Inet to a point below the cost of pro-i In return tor usursnco on the part
‘ .~‘~ du'ction." He cited an iiierview v. .thion the part of labor that no restric-
; Mayor Donovan returned home last an agent or the Food Administral on i tion will be put on the output or union
evening utter a two and a halt weeks published in a Chicago paper last 0c. nit-n capital has agreed. it is under-
’i-ltay at French Lick Spring 9 "where he tober in which the claim wiiii made , stood that wages paid for piece work
' 'i . that the Food Administration was en- shall not be reduced during the war.
,went to recuperate, as he does every
‘ycur.
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COLLAR AND CUFF SETS . 1-2 price
WAISTS—lflne Lameace
Wu 4 .to 111133.001!!! backa .. . . . . _ INFANTS’ WEARofeverYdescrlptlon
Robes. Slips. Fine Caps. Underwear.
SLIPS—Laceand Em . i ‘
Plérl’éfrsda ”"1““ wuufil'zm Lam Assortment of CHILDREN’S
KAYSER AND w. wig. LONG, SILK Egg flWAT will double
Black I White-L0 . . . . . . 45c to 69¢ LONG KID GLOVES. black and white.
unto tel: .25
sold “$2.98 $1.50
MOSQUITO NE'I'I'ING Will Cost $5.00 next year.
ANNETTE KELLERMAN’S ‘ WOOL
Buy them now—Wilhbe more next FLIESHER’S SHETLAND FLOSS.l
summer. valuc30c.............. .
FLIESHER’S AND GERMANTOWN
LINE OF EASTER GOODS—
CamCo‘u'Etc' m, V‘lneaoc-.......c ...... .o'sevo
FINE CEEPE itinoNOS—Sola at ' ‘ WHITE COMB AND BRUSH Pg“
$1.7 " price
CHILDREN’S EA ER HATS—1n , TAR PAPER b sheet or roll 1-3 011'
Straw. Felt and Dslll‘clt: latest style.M WHITE!) 3*“! AGS—25c 509.
75c. 3100 ....... 13 oil
WHITE INE MO'I'IIOIJINE—Sgfices
. LACE AND scum CURTAINS: ...................... 19c box
...—ELLE}..—
r n . oer out of
EASTER C ARDS AND BOOKLETS,
Cgfioégg; 4.00kin 175 DlonnelystOck” .ussthanl-Zorlw
. gag ET‘? 21_00E:j ' ..: I j j : I 1150 ALL HOSIERY 10 per cent. oifold prior
CORSET. ..... . . . 1.00 Very large line. all kinds.
YARD“ ’GooDs
’ Lancaster Glnghams. Value 23c . 17c Outing Flanliels. Value 35c 25c
Plain Ginghams. Value 28c . . . .'.' . 19c Cambric Linings. Value 15c ...... . 10c
Outing Flannels. Value 22c .. 16c .20 per cent. oil regular prices on all
Outing Flannels. Value 28c . . . . . . . . 20c other yard goods. . _, .
Alli! glory will cost much morethis summer. 10 per cent. on now means 40" per I
cent. 0 next summer’s prices. TOMORROW SATthDAY. OUR LAST DAY.
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Miss Dorothy Grecnnteln of 5 Cres-
cent Terrace. o entertaining no no», i ° THESE [IRE “81' DA V PRICES
lyn Broiler, of New York City, over. I
.the Easter holidays. : r .._-l ——--
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[E ' . Samuel w. Hoyt, Jr.. calls attention . .
l} w‘f:§&%§%§°fiflf £5539“), :to the fact that he is able to supply a ' CENTRAL HOTEL ' X
in. renditions tor the week beginning , -. Iron tel-cm: of all styles end for all; " * the day or week. Steam heated. electric
Monday isned by the Weather Bureau ' bum-es to erect them prompt”: _ ”the “rooms gas.“ Oats attached; also Butternut. Itclicn
I own Mfiiiils' fiAfii‘ifllfi' .3333: caocay ”3",? m5: ' i'm- Hofl- “'0 he 1' able to Del" Allusions” Tel. 1566.
‘W ' V“ “K w en en ' a sonoll attend to the erecting is able . mmm Mitt flu, f
Somewhat unsettled early in the week i V - . _ .
'wm, Mublywm m" om mam, .fl?;'°':aefafizfioi§ “:5 “tabs: to supply and erect the relics at a «1 11mm. 1.11m Proprietor.
New England. Higher temperatures. , w once a 'more reannabie price than can MIW
. moves in illm’llohy with the ‘
I followed during middle and last days
oi week by gbnerniiy loit- wenther end
lscmewhgt lower temperatures.
l
Since occupiing northern France.
" range.
French and Belgian cattle. By these
denudation and increasing resto-
done when the erectors come from out‘
kitchen, and “w" h "0 kitchen :01 town and their expenses have to
rare cheerful and ”monk“. {be included. Any who may be inter.
ban one W“ 4 "mm ‘ ested in having a. icnce may secure-
‘ tuil intervention as to the cott. and “l
' . , ‘ 5 233$ 31:? 'i' $111?.:§.§"°.:’£3.°. Salish Coats, Dresses at d Walsts
I Mr. Hoyt 3" M W iron letter
19; for over titteen 7
miles ct latices aircad . 'ted under
I ~' Spring Showing oi
sedan-how
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