[Will PASSAGE ill Illl
"Went Through The Senate no ls’
New actors The him
The group or women iii Norwalit and
other places who have taken an active
‘ part in the 'T'votes for women" “move
months this state were delighted to
read in The Sentinelof the passage by
the Senate of a suffrage bill. Those
T who are Interested in excise legislation
l are feeling seared. however. over a pro.
Ediction that the House will concur. At
the two previous sessions‘ theHouse
passed and the Senate objected to. suit.
frage bill. The pending measure
seems to give women the right to vote
upon the license question as well as
for municipal officers. lt’rceds us lol-
lowo:
"SecTiou 1. All women citizens of
It is a fancy this year to match the the United States residing in any tovm
rummage of a hat with its innings as in this State. shall be entitled to be ad-
coral straw faced with white panuel mitted ms municipal voters of such
on trimmed vftith white poppies or towns upon the same conditions as to
m. age and residence and upon the same
" ._.. A. l proceedings as to application, examiner
Touches of black, or outlinging of tlon and admission as are 110‘” Pi‘OVM'
tT dark tone, are almost indispen- ed by MW “1108"“!!! the admission
‘ Iii to bring out the real beauty of Of “1931 as electors, such proceedings
0 Bulgarian embmideiy designs and to he had before the some omclals and
here axe few of these that do not at the same times and places as in the
how such touches. cases of men.
” ‘ -—- "Section 2. Any woman who is
It is as necessary to rinse false hair made a municipal voterwnder the pro
thoroughly after washing as it is to visions of this act shall have the right
rinse the natural hair If the Tinsing to vote at any meeting of the town.
carelessly done. The hair will he‘- city or hereuzh in which she resided
We attached and faded looking very when admitted and in which we shall
Wm continue To reside until the matter at:
ted upon is not one which. under the;
Danty hair bandeaux are made by provisions of the constitution of the:
towing beads in a conventionallzed pst- State“ can be voted upon on“. by 1011“;
. tom "9°!” velvet band This ‘3 We“ iy admitted elecmrs Any Women rel
” piazza Work moving from the town in which she
I, 'wss admitted may vote in the icon to
The very. vet y lastest item in millin. which she removes only upon being ad
8!"? u the small hm that is increasing mitted in such town as a municipal vot-
ly longer from back to front rather er that-of."
' than from side to side.
TENDER JUMPED RAILS AN TRAIN
HELD UP.
White'soutsching applied to flower
oretonne for the foundation of sum-
mar hats is an idea new this season.
ooh a treatment at a little distance
was the effect of heavy lace over
never-ed material and looks much
one expeueim than it really it. ‘
mm
m
Cut Jet makes beautiful
onsolden hair.
handeauxT
If you wish to vary the flavor of your a. Journal on the casino tender of The
the tender Jumped oi! the rails and
brought the Train to a standstill. The
There is quite a revival ol crochemd roadbed W55 Torn up for 0.
Wk inset into bureau and table lance. No car left the track and no
. Marts. or for strips in bedspreads. ope was hurt. There was considerable
These are made preferably from carpet délay t0 the unseen-sore. Who had to be
. thread or cotton warp (which 1 inset transferred to another train sent down
"contests looks on much like common from the north.
nest effectively. . truck later.
...
Wm,
‘ be little metal or earthenware con-
fl'I, slices with holes in them for bold-
smoospoa'r BROKER seas.
mvonient Tor they can be placed both in this city for a brokerage hm. well
O shallow plate 01‘ in 8 deep b0!!! known ciubmnn and interested in
filing to one‘s fancy.
load than the ”“9““- 0‘ work put leaves a wife and two children
T Connecticut The. Associating.
_ and Hartford Railroad Company, many ”
Will he Formed
In the interest of fenestration. con
servation. navifiutloa and transpottu
lion pertinent to the Connecticut ltlv-T
er and its beautiful valley. governors
Trout Connecticut. Massachusetts. New
Hampshire and Rhoda Island. the
head of the New York. New Hutch
congressmen and others will copier
at Springfield. Juno 9. with s 1va to
organizing the Connecticut Valley As
soolation.T It is expected that dole;
gates will;attend the convention from
many cities and towns in the val oy
Among those who will be at the con
for once are Governor Eugene N. Foss. -
of Massachusetts; Governor Robert P. of
’ INN UNEHIII‘TIITE
gases. of New Hampshire: Gov-ewe:
Simeon E. Baldwin, of Connecticut;
HOT WEATHER SUQGEBTTONS
FOR THE TREATMENT OF
.Governor A. J, Pothler, of lihodeflie~
land; President Charles .S. Mellou.Toi’
the New York, New Haven and Hart-
ford Railroad Company; Congressman
John H. Small; of North Carolina; HOWE-3-
‘Gonmssmfin Fredeflck H. (““9“ and give extra and “041“?!“ rest on hot
George 'P. LEWi‘eiléB, oi Mossachu— “”3-
setts: Senator Stile; Judson. of Strat- Find lightly and real well at noon‘
time.
Rest your horse by removing‘ hnrr
ness and coil!“
Leave him stsndln v in The shade. un
less overheated
Avoid overloading: with a fair load.
work mod raioly.
ford; Representative George B Chadd;
lot. of Rocky Hillafihnd Challes Hop
kins Clark.
T'l‘he organliatlon is to protect and
better The great New England water
way, and so” helpsil cities and iodine ’
in the river region. it is hoped that
by furthering foreiirntlon the water- "Mm 11; lone distances. drive
ahed- oi‘ the stream and its Tributaries ”0‘13“-
may be well stocked with wees. which Water at long intervals and not to-
will insure a uniform volume oi as excess.
Tor. The program for the day ‘ioi. ‘1 ”banned by boat. cool the bead
lows: Address. Edward H. Warner. W“?! W-
Gire a cool bulb. a good bad and
plenty of air at night.
Keep bearing places or collar and
harness clean.
chairman of the Commotion. mums
land harbors commission; appointment
of comut’lttb‘usion Try-laws and norm-V
nations; address on "Transpor'ation."
WEST CORNWALL, May 27...“,158“: Hopkins Clerk will be toaattnuter.
‘ mm... griddla cakes some up)“, New York express No 232 burned odigovemom
add a little puffed rice to the scolded Two miles north of here yesterday noon
Remove friction from galio‘by cup-
ping The collar. . l
'Wlih harness some with coul. water
and castlle soup
Avoid hith checks;
Oillbll. it at all. .
Proteu your harm: from Torment in
Wilma.
Proper shocinr,r protects the feel
from hot pat enrcnix
Apply wet clay or water compress
To Toreteot at high:
Try The virtue oi n bran mash or
green grass weekly. ‘
Let the poorer horse or a team set
The pace. ‘
Good rare at night will malts up for
.. baud day.
These humane alternations are made
by President Charles 8. Mellon; ad
dress on "harem fictitious." by Fred-
criclt I). Ford ioreriy city outinoer
.ot‘ Hartford; address on “(louserva-
‘Tion.’ by Remosoniaiire (Source 8‘
Chandler. oi“ Rosin Hill; address on
'The Connecticut Valley." by Bonnier
Stiles Jud on oi Stratum reports of
Mommiiiecs remarks on Navigation"
‘by Congressman F. ii. (illicit and
TGeorgo F. Lawrence.
A han1nci will be given in the
Toronto; at The lioioi hihhall Charles
and check rose.
The speakers will include the tour
Congressman J. ii. émall
and .l liornlton Moore president of
the Deeper Wa.erways Association
The arrangements are in charge 0'
Make Good Mowing at South Wilton
‘ s‘returned about 7 p m.
creditably on the range, in view of the
fact that most at them had new used .
August of Bridgeport.
has received 8200 for illness resulting
short dis .Sccrctur: l?! H. \‘uylor of the flprlut‘
in the lnlurerll of the! horse. but do
Tioid Board or Trade. and the’ confer
once will he in The rooms of that or.
gen! rm ion.
not forget Tim he is your property
and the value of many horses is demo
eluted
by their, treatment in hot
The wrecking car re-T
bite string as anything, but. make up placed the Tender and cleared thug
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DIVORCE GRANTED.
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1 Renewal Decree.
‘ a divorce was granted to Mrs. Mar
ileDGEl’ORT Conn" May 27 «Ste-Tdosephlne Shelton. of tiresowloh by
113 out flower in position are very phen C. Osborn. for many years agent; Judge Lotion ‘3' Bowen. sitting i
is aetwnd part of the superior cour
Trititiay. from George P. r‘Sheiton. til
church work died at his home here .31 crunch and New York on the
T yesterday, after a brief illness oi acute ground of intampmume.
Where 3° much embroidery ‘5 being indigestion and heart trouble. lie was . spectators at The hearing was Georgommey
The onset in color is more to be born at New Milford 43 years ago, 8'1“ Murder. a nephew or Andrew Cur-T
lie node, but he was no: a witness. The.
. "r The ladder ““0“ WW“ "’0‘“ was one of the pioneerain this city in couple were married in June. 1907.
Mrs. nary J. Chelsea. at Greenwich,
One of the
weather. .
hill”. Cf‘TNNhltf'l‘ii‘lT'i‘ HUMANE 80
CTE'T‘Y.
Hartford him lb liiil.
IN TH! WAKE FTHS MdAflLfifi
s The little m it hire 0:13. Palmer
Little flock Ark. hadthe measles. The
result was a sovmush which grew
l worse and he 05'an not sleep. Sh?
says: "One hoiilts of My”: None}
sud Tar Culllpilltwl completely cored
him and he has"nsver been bothered
(Inmpfl winirtuilup.r cough.
muslin coutli all yield to Fillers. non
ex and Tar Compound Tile genuine
is in theQelluw package always. lie
II
t its name implies is one at these
the trading stamp business. and was at besides the testimony at the Tibial”
“’0" “'7an ”mm”- one time part owner and manager or}
. the Atlanticdiotel in this city. ."
into Youth' 11 Compsniop is quoted
wing "39% (theme 3:1 express lips-
y by open its me sly its d‘oars to
lion; it must open its heart as Well.
must open its heart first."
in ill vTTT
Wm Tutu Tu Tu.
\ you wish to peel thoroughly. The T
1711' he skin is very Mutiny N'- ammo“ Fadedm araydu'a‘r‘m
with the outside skin without
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woolly. and the orange is than Natural BMW—”INN"
y to be sliced
. ......... Quickly Removed
no is little doubt but that the .
1"” ”mm the smartest 130'" There is nothing new about The idea
tailored hails. This is it our 0! using some for restoring the color of
. tended for The home Willow. the hair. Our sreabsrsndmothers kept
mailman choose “it! 11le their“ incite sort, dark ‘and glossy hr
, i‘ “ii" purpose Willi!“ "19 using a "as” ice." whenever Their
. 1'0 esoteric manipulate-T hair tell out or toes bit a dull. faded or
~ ~ " ‘ . ' ' ‘ reviled appearance they malice brew
nae leaves an applied it to theirlb
hoot.
3 Ritch. testified as to The habits oi the
- ‘aoriion on Theoember 1.1903. The can
as to the habits or her husband. some,
officials.“ including Deputy Shel-iii
dolouduhi. on The It acts at (Eileen
wish. The dofgndant is a son at the
president at the Phoenix Tells insur-
once (10.. at new York city
George 11.. Stanton. VT 1158 {Dupliol
avenue, brldreport was granted a di-
verse from Mary 1. Sharon. new of
New York city. on the ground oi do
pi e sere‘atdrrled December.
custody 0! two children were
defendant.
”(The '
m The
INTIH‘I‘MNBD MATRIMONTAL BU;
REAU.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph w. Gerhanill
Guests Have Manhunt Time.
Last overlap. Mr. and am:
a number of members oi! the Mir!»
Tuauiai Bureau Company at the M‘
‘ flu
many and w 'l‘. Winston A». Go.
{use substitutes The “Bridge Phat.
I.
A traveler gone abroad writes back
that one of The most acceptable and
unique slits she “had. was a basket or
rain They are made of red metal
about The aim oi. it its basket and are
filled with all varieties o! delicious
oahe. H
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I Blllllll hills
, at Your Int-«No New or Nice»
I!
‘ Tisha. eiTTeusasos‘DIwn . ,,
. crusts-mash. » .
hows“.
randy Coronet. was. hail Tot our
‘ ' To fill Til-ill ,;
so Need of Day. When we Am Not
elitist at our dell cm are due WIT
Nearly all or our
minor his could be avoided by a little.
Rifle Ranges.
About if) members oi. the Seventh ‘
Conipnny.i1.~l\.«0.,~trom Stamford
T went to South Wilton in illitugtlfllillbii. “
‘ ’I‘llu‘rsdal‘. for spring Title brnci ice.
l‘he men slatted about 8 a. 111., and
They dill vary
a rifle before They come into the com-
tinny \
green peas and Tlxln's. and every and
enjoyed that. even the men who were
bad pound the potatoes .gtud carried-
wood.
besides The company oillcers were
Colouelyflllbert L. Fitch. Major Von-
cent hi. King and Lieutenant Dana
The next thing on the military pro-‘
grant is the Memorial Day Tpupure.
which will hepartiolpated in by the
Ninth. the Seventh and the Sixth front
Norwalit.
a"
MILITTAMEN asmsuaeen Eon~
lLLNESS HE£ULTTNG FROM'
TOO mooaous CAMP. ‘
HARTFORD May 26.-Tlie commit-
tee on claims has been hearing things
about the famous encampment of. the
Connecticut National Guard in hissed
chusetts during the memorable season
of limb, when so many members of
\‘ew Haven and other tompahies our.
orders for that summer campaign.
Curries P. Williams. of New Haven.
from hardships in that campaign. Mr. -
Williams was a private in Troop hA.‘
Mr. Williams was ill tor 12 weeks from
typhoid lover.
(I. E. Barnes. of (lo. C, Second retri-
ment. also received 3200 for disalmity
caused by hardships of that summer
campaign.
Charles Borndorl. of Shelton. is al-
lowed for injuries received at the Tab
orculoais home in Shelton.
.0
It Is 3
Protection
toTthe eyes To wasp glasses It you
and them. We employ expel-lone
ed Ocuilsis‘wgraduaie physicians»
to examine men and guarantee sao
lsisoth :1. Established ill pairs.
THfiTMER
DCDLIITE AND OP‘I'lcTANO
37 Atlantic More, usmlord, Conn.
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BUSINFBR AND ONPERS EVERY
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. WITH SOUND
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JOHN“. KNAPP. Tat Tee-Pros.
MPEMQT‘OK rt. ROWA .21»! Tile-
marina IODWILL. Cum»
. OIREBTORD
= H. Mathewson Colonel Grumman
lolm T-I. Kuhn J. Wallace Mamie
(inflation Ewan: John H Light
Henry tumour mom. Rowan \
Lewis I. Hurlbuti
t in, tho city. Our than are honest
To. All order-Ti uses This
one will“! eeunoousiy. Our scales
you not correct walnut
all. “‘7“; holstomsrs stair;
For dinner the men had roast beef, -
on kitchen duty all mornlufg and who T
The commissioned oiliccrs present ‘
feed severely by mass or the" hard- ‘
ships imposed by those-hithhsaued the ’
at
Salts for Young , ‘ on , .
SOUTH NORWALK
in Grays Browns, Blues hid Fancy hllxinics.
that lit snug ov or the shoulders and has close to the col-
lhr. They feel as good as They look.
some .szsoc—T-and a lotTln batsmen.
Price 8:
The kind
Eome at e $6.50,
"Straw Halal $150 up
431
Summer Underwear, Nogllgse Shirts.
White Flannel and Berna Outing Pants.
Trunks, Bags. Suit Cases. . V .
interwoven Socks.
Phom Nerds now 11852
Price 8 Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
a:
.. ”Hum .mp-
. .. T ,.-. . W:-
. T
hkaMhmww
arc not all nerossnrlly wealthy people.
They are Those who use judgment and
discrimination in purchasing food sup-
plles. and buy 'only such products as
are healthful nutritious and properly
nmirishing, good ftod for brain and
body. They can always be found at
Pharaohs market. where experience
has proven to Them the wisdom oi buy-
ing meat that is always fresh. tender
and reliable.
CHAR NOI‘JS MARKET
76 NORTH mm or.
TEL. can. «.5. FREE oeuvanv T.
MEMORIALS
lMaotory manner.
l umeni made by
YOU CAN'T WATT until the last minute to make a selection of a Monument,
than have it erected properly by Decoration Day. An order should be placed
now which will enable careful workmen to oomplet- every detail in a sat-
Our work is carefully finished after your order is re
solved. There is beauty, durability. economy and satisfaction lr'i‘every' Moll: "
South Norwalk Monumental Works
Office and Yard. 84 S. Main ST. ---—Phone 904
.qu m
SEEM HARD WORK To getvtho heating system in
your house in good working order every winter?
Why not let our men Thoroughly overhaul the Tur-
‘ trace new. and restore the porn out parts and clean
it thoroughly, so that youll have no trouble when
you are ready To start it.
The Jones 8: liotcthSS Co.
ESTIMATES CHEE RFULLV FURNISHED
i7 Wail strut Phone 742 Norwnilt. Conn.
m .l.....l.-.. ._.. T T... m-.. a
at the 4-d00r, 80
.Ic .
irons duality oi ice. the
‘LOOK
Eouipped with silk mohair top. wind shield. gas and oil lamps. Bosch
magnets and coil; everythiu: firstvclass. Guaranteed Tor one year by T,
the manufacturers. Tor $15”. For Tull particulars coil or address
F. E. LOCKWOOD 8. CO.
Q3! Wail strain-(Phone)
h p. Touring Car
Garage. Water Street. Norwslk. Conn.
lintoln Awhiih.
Mwmwmmw
The Hatch 8t Bailey Company
IOU‘I'H NORWALK. CONN. ‘
“Thomas to, with Branch buttons in All Departments
Lumber and Mill Work for Everytlunh
Barrens Tan-ed hell 1.2.3 ply"
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