tannins 1N MARCH”?
~
~. You might as well give in right now. We’ll
11‘8er confess that we are more likely to have
them ready by fly time if you order them now
1' than if you wait until May to place the order.
There’s different ways to screen your win—2
. dows and doors, and strange to say the best way
‘ costs the most money.
Our screens are made only to fit the measure
‘ of the door and window opening no matter what
shape or kind. If a better screen could be made
We would make it. But any way at all" 1s better
han no way and in every wa we e’d like to have
..our way. Give the order right away and we can
have them ready straightway.
The Hatch EéBailey Company . 1.
LUMBER and MILL WORK
Agents foo—Long Bell Lumber, Curtis Millwork, Oelotex
Insulating Lumber, Sheetrock and Cornell
Wall Boards, Creo-Dipt Shingles, McNair’s
Shingles, guaranteed for 40 years. Bird 1!;
Sons Roofings, “Superior" Oak Flooring.
CORK iNS,U LAT
‘1 ,narnicunprrons
:- C L U B
Join Our Alaska Refrigerator Club
A 5111;111' payment down will deliver one of these
to your home, the balance to "
The 1111151111 is
'known as an ice saver. scientifically tested‘and the
famous refrigerators
\
be paid in small weekly payments.
. ‘5»
best ref rie'erator made at anywhere near the price:
’. ;-.~1 do
Our club plan entitles 1011 to the net cash price.
We imite 11111 to come in and inspect our line of
’c‘ml‘ _".“"
Alaska 1:1911'1g1111t1113.
’.l‘l1e<e 1'1i‘iie'eiz1tors aie equipped with the
scientific full ice sweep dry circulation air proof
xx-lc‘tzaafis -
doors. eon>unii11g.the minimum amount of 100 and
preservingr all the food perfectly;
v-v
173d
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‘” 'mzcmmum i161“
Designed to maintain an
oven temperature and pre-
all the food. Food
chambers white cna'mclcd
SCI‘VC
shelves. rust proof.
at... $25.00 “”
Built to give a free circulat'.
é;-
tinn of cold, dry air to ev- -
cry nook and corner, food 'v
chambers white enameled.
W $10.98 '1
in seicral sizgs.
emf-C
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Priced $10; 50 up :
A. J. COLLINS CO.
' 70-72 No. Main St. So. Norwalk, Conn.
‘New Spring Footwear
low being shown for your appraisal in «styled-to-the -minutc
patterns at “The Romero! Good Shoes. "
MERCHANTS EXHIBIT AND STYLE 880W,
April 2nd, 3rd and 4th.
MILTON ELWOOD
"111E HOME Ol‘ GOOD
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:oora uoawan
To Compile List 0 f
Markings Into Book,
Form For Use; 0 1’:
Manufacturers .
150,000 STOLEN
Less Than one Third 1n
Use Are Registered
In Patent Office Is
Claim
A move to overcome the practice.
often unintentional but more tre-
quently deliberate, of pirating trade
marks or hands has been started
by the International Associatoln of
Garment Manufacturers, it is an-
nounced by A. F. Allison Secretary
Explaining the undertaking. Mr. 131-
lison points out that there is at pre-
sent no existing list of trade vmarks
PlRA'ilNG TRADE MARKS
whether or not trade marks under
consideration are valid and useable.
During the past three years since
the International Association of
Garment Manuygturera inaugurated
a. trade work registration service
for manufacturers. 11. has been found
that interest in trade mark registra-
tion -in this industry is steadily de-
veloplng: manufacturers who never
before bothered to protect their
brands by registbring them. Mr Alli-
son states. are awakening to the
need for such protection. (and for
three years the number of marks
registered by the Association has
been greater each year.
Several thousand trade maria:
have already been collected by the
Association for, publication in the
directory, which will first be issued
in loose- leaf form for verification
by those whose trade marks- are
registered. Compilation of the first
list as received from various sources
is now being completed. and' the pre.
liminary list will be‘ready {or die-
tribution with! the next. thirty days,
A
by as. ant-s
years or soon
..Ity.
stealing. any other property. A trade
confidence in a. sitter: mununcturer
or merchant.
all.
in the United States.
estimated that or these. less than
100. 000 are original film distinc.
trade marks. In other words,150 -
000 of. the clothing trade marks now
in use are plagiarism: of weak vari-
ations of the others.
“Undoubtedly many of these steal—
inga are innocent. because less than
one third of the trade marks in use
in the clothing trade are registered
in the United states Patent erice.
which is the logical place of record
where one might learn whethet or
not a. given mark has already been
adopted by sochne else.
“Our directory of trade marks will
or course, include not only register-
ed marks but also every unregistered
mark that we can possible discover.
\Vc are at present getting marks
m We .
dealing and o: mak-
ing and marketlng a. sound commod-
“Stealing a. trade mark," he de-
clared. "is Just as much a crime as
mark is the token of the public's
If someone steals a _
manufacturers good name. which is
his trade mark, he has come very
near to stealing the manufacturer's
“ It is estimated that there are
250, 000 clothing trade marks in use-
It is further
Is its popularity with
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Ch
$2.
GORDON
N ORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
THE BEST' INDORSE MENT or
GORDEN HOSIERY
290—Medium weight thread silk with lisle top, reinforced toe
heel and sole, (full fashioned h o s e).
a
discriminating buyers who want the BEST and 11 ill
take no other.
Two of the leading numbers which we heartily recommend are;
GORDON H- 300—Heavy thread silk with lisle top, reinforced toe. heel
'and sole, (full fashioned).
ampagno, Nude, Silver, Racquet, Steel and Black
50 pair. Outsizes, $2. 75 pair.
3
Colors: Cham.
pagne, Mandalay, Beige, Sand, Silver, R a c q u c t and
Colors. Airdale, Beige .
Mr. Allison rep ts.
The directory will cover every
branch of the men's apparel indus-
try, including men's clothing, 01er-
cbats, shirts. worksahirts under-
wear, boya‘ blouses. shirts and cloth-
ing. men‘s overalls. work clothing.
'mackinnws. ruinc'oats. and solforth.
manufactureraor wholesalers. with- Listing willbe according to type of
out the need for tedious} search of garment, with clothing listed under'
the Patent Office files, may know one section. shirts under another.
a
from members of the Association.
but before the directory assumes its
final form we shall have. been in
communicatino with every manufac—
turer and wholesaler in the men's
apparel industry, 11 order that our
list may be truly effective in being
a. complete compendium.
“l'rges Patent Office Registration.
“Althougnavo believe that ' the
present set-up of the Trade-Mark
in the clothing industry, that even
the Patent Oltice at Washington has
no such list. although it in estimated
that there are 250,000 or more trade
marks in use in the industry. One
of the first steps. already well under
way. is the compilation of such a.
directory. in book form. so that
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’A’ DISASTROUS FIRE .OCCIJTRRED ON
WAfran STREET RECENTLY
.Black. 32,00 pair.
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di1is10n of the Patent Office requires
cextnin changes particulaxly those
which will make the trade- mark
registration service a Iciiurc of Dr-
pnrtmvnt of (‘1111111101'1'12 \vorl-t. 7-1115—
ussociatml from the granting of put-
N EIV SPRING FASHIONS
our PRICES .1111: 1.0\\—'r1:1:\ 11 1 .
snrl'rx 1\1\/1\1 '
.‘1 Small Deposit. “ill fluid Am I.
.Il
cuts. we {PC-l that all lll‘lllS 11‘itira11)‘ ' East ‘. r
.rcgnrd for their trade—mark rights BE‘Y SPR
"should make use of the 1113:5an COATIAG VL“ SI’RI‘H; \l \\ _; ’1';.l‘
Patent Office service without delay. S SUITS
“if all undo-111111215 were properly
registered at \Ynshiugton much of
the work we are now doing could be
avoided. and while it is true that
ownership of a. trade-mark does not
depend upon such registration it is
only common—sense to see that there
must be some Conn. 11 place where
nuthorit :1ti\c recon 'nition can L'L
on and 1111113111111 111 a lo
“As it is now. trudc’mark thefts
are a. nevertending source of diffi-
eigiti'. and sometimcs‘causc grout
uni-urgnssment,111111 expensive liti-
gallon."
$10 & $15
WALDNER’S
ON THE CORNER
“The Women‘ 5 Shop for Value;
32 38 MAIN ST, COR. HAVILAND s:
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g1v-
SPRING SHOWING
. ANDERSON IS , Consa'rs, HOSIERY, GLOVES, Baassmaas 1:3
COAL H VE UNDERWEAR AT MODERATE PRICES S
MME. J EANN ETTE
SING SING—u.“— X. Y. -larch ..7—
Shorn of his little but}: mustache‘ 56 80- MAIN ST- SOUTH l‘ 311‘ 53.3
and clad (in the same drab cio inf;
as thousands (11' other prisoners, Yil- '
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i DFEISSES‘
$18 & $15; $11)", 51;
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linm Il.’ A_111icrso:1,‘iormcr State 511-
perintendent. of the Anti-Lnioon
League, but now officially known as
.\'o.~7.’>.7~i,’1,iodiiy started in Sing
Sing, a carerr “inch is the natural
order of things “it! terminate the
day before Christmas.
For his first ten days in Sing Sing
Andersonn 111?! two 11'1110111l11'r of the
1 ccvption comp 11) and his 11111!-
l~gcs “ill be considcx:'111l) curtailed.
When he appeared in the prison
yard shortly after half past six
UNRNITURE
i—the usual 'after the fire question. It: pro-
bably was. Every one has come to look"
= , , on insurance as a necessity.
l
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But—.— .
There are several questions that you should ask .
yourself about your own property, NOW. '
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Is it adequately insured ? Is it insured in a com- V §
pany that handles losses in a buiness-like' way I
Are the goods that it contains insured ? Is it in.
sured through an agency that has arreputation
for looking after the interests of its policyhol-
ders ? Is it insured in a company that would
not be put out of business by a great conflagra-
tion. " Is it insured 1n a company that helps its
policyholders to prevent fire‘7 .
of other considerations.
There area host
ILET THIS AGENCY’PROVE THE VALUE OF
ITS SERVICE AND THE SOUNDNESS
or ITS POLICIES.
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T ayloroGolden Co.
South Norwalk Trust Co. Building
TELEPHONE 1230, '
' 11111119131 gamcly.
'\\‘i!h his Shoulders
'liut his face lacked the
the b:'.1rbcx
isliaxcd o'f. lie “ii! not lo obliged to
' '11le of abmlginecs liting in caxcs1
o'clock today. however, he appar-
ently had made up his mind to tame
himself to go through with this pun-
]le walked erect,
thron 11 back.
aggressive-
ness and ruddineSs that character-
ized it during his trial.
FU RHITURE 00-.
127-129 WASHII TO! 81’.
so. NORWAL
Anderson breakfast-'1! on hash
bread and coffee, dating a fairly
hearty meal, and was then ink-en to
“line his mus'nchc “as
CO-AL
Anthracite in all sizes from the largest compau ) C; »-
Bituminous (New Rixer) for factories.
Canncl coal and wood for fireplaces.
DELIVERED PROMPTLY
The Norwalk Coal 89’ Supply "o.
108 Water Street Telephone 113
submit to the indignity
l1 :iir crop’ed.
of convict
of 11min}:
however, that
having Iic¢n
v
(Kansas Cily Star)
.\ City “all Not Paid For
Mr. Cronuvoll'n platform forgo} toif
I‘v'llilnll the 3-111illi0n dollar city
1:! dcfitit. hu‘ 1 its 1'1 umcrs probably
izc a platioim 011g ht not be too
11.11;.
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A tiny electric fan has been in—
211011 that is operated by sore-“lug
1 into a light socket.
What toTake for
CONSTIPATIO
Takeagooddoseofcafler'ame Live
a] v—thentakn20r3forafewnightsafier Th“
demeyoursystanof allwastcmattfi’
Because You-Bards. Mild—35635?
laughter is said to be unknown to
12.! jungles in Ceylon.
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SmallPill. SmallDoee. 81113111505
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taheassugar. “five—NJ
Dainty New Strap Slippers and Sandals
For Spring Wear
We have a wide variety of patterns and styles 1:
ctho new Shades of Airedale, Field liIousc,F'a\1n and G- . .
Patent leather is still popular with the lighter >
making an agreeable change for Spring wear.
. —— SILK HOSIERY TO MATCH ——
GONNEALLY £9" BRAC KEN
81 Washington St. South Norwalk
b
. DAVENPORT coma snorpr.
“WWW”
huParEae-Iianoo -
Samaria-Hemline
“YER“ FOR PART!”
NOTED DAVENPORT STAll‘ORD, 00"-
Mualo Every anoint-1:30 to 9- 00
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Ambler Asbestos Shingles.
Barber Asphalt Shingles .11; Roofing:
DIARY, 0. LASER
3mm awruov
m MSW MW Funtqpte ammo: Shlnglea and mom!“ 7
Barrett Asphalt 81:11:31.; .11 Roofing: 1"ng
”W’mumbbm
The Norwaik Roofing Co.
in 3.1::
u sown mm 81355:
scum noawaui. 00"
Boon-1
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