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We Insure
”LAUT‘OMOBIL a
‘ * Against ‘ .
‘- tFire,Theft, Liability,
Property Damage,
. Collision ‘
‘ TAYLOR s. (rowan
74 Washington Sh, So. Norwalk
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'l‘ho (.‘onlrnl Labor Union will hold
its semi-monthly
*l‘hursduy evenings
business mootlni:
W0
. South Norwulhlocnl, Socialist Pun
tr. will hold its semi-monthly lilt‘t‘l
guest of friends in llunliui'y.
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lug Thursday evening. 1
.Miss lClhol l’urninlr-o. til Silll'ildNtll‘ ‘
’ \vulh, formerly of llunhui'y. is ihr‘i
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David O. li‘ronvh untl lnnilly. oft
Gold-on lllll. lirlthol. have been Hilt‘llll»
inn :1 low days Hi l‘ompo Ut‘di‘ll. l
o. 1
Mrs. Chm'lr-s Klein. ni‘ Shirlvy Man}
or. has i‘utui'notl from tho mountains of 3
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New York sluto. wiivi’osho spout two
woolzs.
South Nurwnlh limiiirll. .\':i W...“
ltiiiéhis of Columbus. will hold its,
seniknmulhly luminous meeting, 'l‘liurs-
day ovonliiir. ‘
’l‘lio semi-monthly husiut-ss montin-z:
ol Star of (“oluiuhln t‘lr lo, (‘tunpuirl
ions of the Format. will he hold 'Bllllt's-
tiny owning. '
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The hlissos limio :iinl- lidnn Smith. .
of Noi'wulli. mu ihu cum-ls til iii",
Misses l-‘.\u and Hindi \loi':::iii. of?
Grand st rec-l. llcthcl i
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Mr. and “is. l‘ltui‘lws lt‘. Stt‘ulo und‘
‘ii;lll‘.1llif“i‘ Dorothy innrn-‘
inn for u \vuvh‘s visit with l‘l‘itnds u‘ ‘
Sal‘utt‘nzu Sprinus, Non Ytll‘li
slul'lf‘ll l'liis
Miss Milton ("iziioo. n.’ lluili‘uud “H‘-
mm, has i'tittirnotl to hor homo :il‘toi‘
it two \i‘ot-lts' \isll with lit‘l'
M"ir Louist» i‘:l.~::i-:~:.. :il llunliul'v.
i‘tlull.
i't‘lll’nlll,
Mitts l'lllu pt'llt'll, of fill Wu 1‘.
,nti‘vot. llnnliui'i'. who this lit'l‘ll i'isllluu
relatives in Norwalk and livhlaopiirt ?
for the past four wot'hs, ri‘litruod homo
Saturday afternoon.
iv'tmfilul'1
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Mrs. l’hilllp '1‘. t‘uuco. ol' Railroad;
uvonuo, visited her husband mm. llci>
is revolving treatment at tho initial»!
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port hospital, and Mrs. (tattoo mutual
that Mr. (‘unoo's condition is urouilyl
improved. l
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Mrn. (i. E. Vrotlonliul‘ix, ol‘ Soulhi
Not-walk, but non. Arthur \‘rvdvulnn-
~ . of Now York, and Raymond Sutllnu. oi
South Nm‘walk. have lwou guests at
the home of Mt’. and Mrs. William
Kirby, or 22 Wostvlllo uvouno, linu-
Entry.
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An important meeting at the linllnn
Social mull will no hold. this owning,
at QililiilOl"H Hall. in l‘tullrond uvontio.
Mallors 0t lmporiunco will (‘mlll‘ up
t‘ior 'tlln obnaldomtion of tho inonibors
and it, is requested that ovary one no
‘i’li‘flfimli .
'l‘lli! Amorlrun lluinl had another
vovv uhhoonnflii t‘mlOGi'l and dance at
liolon Point. lust ovonlua. This lino
wontlioi' and tho imputation of tho
brand served all u amount to bring him
drutlri lo tho pavilion. The music won
'oxcollont. ‘
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Those who hat-o vial-ted l‘iituam
irff’nrit, this summer, speak in high
rim of tho lino condition of tho
winning, and tho nplondld way in
Milton they are itopi up. As niio ox-
difiidlhfl it. "Thu place hover praunntnd
annular appearance than it dries this
hummer." .
r. and Mrs. lilii‘i‘iii ilurroil and lit,-
0 son. of Brooklyn. N. Y., are the
‘iitii of Mr. itnrroll’s grandparents,
and Mrs. T. Granville Hoyt. of
ti“illli‘dei. Mr. Barroll is the son of
manner and Mrs/ii. H. Burroll.
” of whom are well known in this
‘k,
Piles! Frills!
than Into claimant Will ours
tutti Itching Plies. it till»
a ll itching at anon.
“ instant nation
“on ,I '1‘
‘ll’Sllli‘lii l‘
,lntn i‘l‘iillil. it‘ll iii lliiilm' strum. just
,ilil‘ihl'ti nu (iljltfiii llt- ‘wo im in ul lin-
t , 'l‘horo woro eleven union of real r-s-.
‘ ,Nu ‘2"tions,
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‘ ‘When a committee of experts
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it“
mild and invigorating taste.
beer diatjs brew'éd and bottled under perfect
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”a. F. BECKMANN s.
SOLE .AGENTS
'L'ji‘atisjwhy it..-wa§AWflrii¢d ,
thoroughly testa beer and
award it first prize for its PURITY and HEALTH-GIVING .
qualities you run no risk in always buying that beer.
T"
is in reality first prize beer—vii has an individual delicious;
It is a beer that instantly meets with the approval of those partic- .
ular enough to demand, not only a pure, clean beer, but also a
.. PETER DOELGER FIRST PRIZE BREWERY,‘
80mins DEPARTMENT. 4073433 our ssu. 5mm. 3 moron. 121! mu. m YORK cm 5
' MRS. WEED‘S ADDRESS.
Made at the Meeting of the‘ Equal
Suffrage Association in. Norw'alk.
, Following in tho address ol'hlrsfi
Whlloi' ‘ Harvey. Wood, delivered at,
tho iiiooting of the Equal Salvage Am
eooiutlon, in Norwalk, on Saturday:
mill i-el'oriud no through four stages
~~~~~~ indiiioronoo, opposition. ridicule and
.. acquiescence. The ounnl suffrage
movement bus progressed further
among men than women. for low men
. are left in tho indlll‘ei'onl. clans. Many
' \vdtno‘n remain in the first or liidlftor-f
out. class. This in to he expected; for]
it la it matter of history that the poo-l
, plo who have tailor: a deep interest in;
, {reforms ulroudv scoured have lioei'il
loompurutlvoly low and they have beeni
lgouornlly regarded, with dishiv’orgbifli
qtho very ones they sought to haunting
.flt was .so with college,.grluo‘ntlon tort
,‘WOlllilIl. it was so in uncaring to wo’;
Vinon a chariot: to enter into business:
"and professional life. Many changes:
‘ for tho lieitor have been made during?
.1' the lust illty yours in both tho writtonl
"and unwritten laws affecting womon.
H Every woman approves of illesttt
joiningos now. but they never wouldi
3 have boon made had it been ilottossm‘y :
. to wuii until lho majority of women‘
2 Vsounht them. .. _
'l‘ho two main thoughts of Mrs}
Wood's tullt were «first, that women;
' want the ballot because they are wo-f
‘uien, with a woman's potulllni‘ work to;
do in the world, a work for which they l
mu poworless to control without the,
ballot; and, sot-(ind, ounui suitruno is}
in grunt, moral and spiritual ii‘irivoinoni f
' aimed to destroy and do away with sex i
antagonism and invldlons so): dislinof
lion. so that. men and woman map liol
chino in the state. as they already urol
in tho (‘iilll‘Cli‘illiil homo. the (‘tillillilll‘
ions, coworkers and rationals of their.
husbands, brothers, fathers and sons!
‘l‘o nrnuo‘iur maul sulfrnlzo on thof
tuniluinoulul principles of out} itm‘el‘tl‘f
mom that “'l‘unntiou "without rcpt-o-i
aoulution is ifHfiifiL” and that all?
{inst ittii‘t‘l‘iilllmlir‘ il<"l‘l\'t‘ their powers:
hygienic conditions.
CO.
'irmu illoWnnisunt oi the unvoinud is.
7‘
.\ foundation :llltl twllnr for :i PLOUGH WITH DYNAMITE.
Aliwl'l “Milli”.
illll‘
tor has
By Pulvcrizmg the Suhsoll Bciior
Crops Arc Obtained.
dinitnlto
till \le .itt-nuu. it} (‘oiilti
All'dlut'l l-‘oi'niulu it i‘tilllllilil).
iltil‘h
‘t Lt‘ (‘til Will it‘.
“ :Bu ili‘tlllll' name from
'\ .WH'Y in its l.»i'li1nt- on thi- term
Huntington, Luau island. lm ttw t';,;,...m« platinliluu in n nor-d of tho
tili‘il'llt r llttnllut‘lon lilrl llliilll. “H“ mil width illt' ;\}ll’:t tilltiinl l'lt'pnvtnivut
exports huvo horn urging liil yours.
t liloztuinitt-ly lilt‘ pmur (ii huiw und
:tt-nin, initin aid itlllil. lit-lorr- and im-
‘mul tho pluuth. lilll «i Mi lill'l'i‘flnt'li an
t-ilioi'innunly iii Milmnli lil‘t".ll‘\lllll that
ion l’olnt. A iiuiuiirr villi-ml tho
liillll in: puVllllln. whore illi‘ .‘iiuri'irun
liuntl on.» holdlliu its hand ulu'nt. 'l‘lw
puiillon was lillmi uiili thr- lui‘gi-nl
ililllli‘l'illi‘. ol‘ lilt‘ souson.
lliv blit‘liltulfi lluvt- ltzil'i‘tl it doesn't
lllllllllllllll * pay to plough inoro than l-xn thrill-s
ilt'tlt,
lioru i-iittlrs tho "dyiitiiultoi" with
“tigers, lumping: litli‘H. liliii‘w. \\ii'i‘i-.
tiil‘li, litlrsiillg; iiial‘lllm'x and tnt‘tridiw“.
lltiwni'il i'll‘l'fillll. with his |)ill‘('iil$.
took an automobile lilo to lluiiliurl'
Sunday in thnir {int- ihilt-lt untonmliilu, I
Postal, curds arc lwlng root-ind from
i23:12:11“)gipizmjfifim‘fxg32:2:‘23‘13; lie nndprhltis inniz. imam and minim. uwrt'tuuo .‘llli'di (iliuiut‘los in pi'nductlrmtaken as an offset tor the occasional
‘ ' ' ‘ tor a given quantity or still illlinl'l'Aillgl no», but thoso hum iul‘liiiahod only , military germ“, mun man
l lvillllnl‘ul')’ relief. ‘
g in!
muny \‘l'llilll‘tlli, luvs claim to pin-allot.)
in Bridaowater, Conny with irlcnds
. I'l ii: 'iitl ' ii.‘ iii,
and relatives. "H m H“ "5 u ’
Kalli-HR, which liiln lit-vii first
.. -flvu...
Attorney and Airs. Joseph it. Taylor,
and sons. of Puli'fiold :Ii‘ontio. Will
start 'l‘hursulnv for L‘annau. Conn.
wlioro they will spend a wot-it.
tin iiiu first to plouuh by dynnniilg.
Most prominent lilliiuu: ilw Kansas
"llyuuiuwrs" in Samuel J. i‘ruwl‘ot‘d.
laid in The Norwnlka lust wook, with;
mortgagor; i'ocorded of 38300. For the .duwd the hotel cultivation thorn in tho
moi “'9‘.“ in Animal. lunl .Vf'lll'. thorn nutlvv illll‘dllllll. 'i‘lio i‘éaulluhuvo boon
won) [Ulll' Silltifi of lil‘OIl‘L‘l‘iy, llllli “H1”.|ii(l fillm‘i‘sfiiill] ”ii“ iiiil‘dllllll liilii ()[ii('|‘
tuition of $50,410, hoary tinderlnylng soils in all put-ts ol‘
me tho country are holiii; blunted on tho
Stuto Foront Worden Samuel N. farms. Many ucroa practically \voi‘tli-
Spring. of Hartford, in calling tlw ul- WM! liof'oi‘o thin lroimiiont ui‘o now said
toution of town authorities to this law: to no houi'lni; plinuomouul crops.
"'l‘ho solortiuon in every, town shall ilno‘or tbo unlit: .lldi'uutugon of tho
cuiiuo to he cut. at loaut once in barn .now ploughing iii to provide storage ro~
your. all bushes. irons and lirunrliou oflnnrvolrn for the rainfall. which pro-
ti-oou growing within it?“ ("ill 0" ”Wivlounly has failed to, ponotruto tlio
twitter ol‘ the traveled wui‘ within tho hard earth. The moisture ntorod ul!
ltmltn of the public lilgliwuva in their 1“ n“. lonnoilod subsoil jg drawn up hy
runpootivo towns and shall. within tlili'. tho roolu (if the plnhtn in dry weather.
huvlnui
mount it l‘uliui‘n in wrirlzti‘v, is svoklilt:
I Mind or litth» pl‘tltilli‘lln‘ vulnu
i
i” “will; Colglllllill‘il M181“! ev‘lmlm‘“children gives life to the state; the
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.011 many farms. 1 in lilllkmulih rm soldier wk“ ,1 mm! if ”mm ,3 any
. . . . \ | . i . ~ . . ‘
our time sowinm or tlw snug. who. the wt) 8011mm NM?“- “W ‘13““‘““°;iiielr services to the suite surely her'n
with several oi his neighbor“. lull-(Munro's unsori that the lll‘wlklufi “9 ”his the greatest. A woman muv do her
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“to plat-o tho whole nut-Minn on an tin-i
. unsuitable piano of abstract justit‘t‘. 1
No one who twill-rm. in u demori'avy '
:if all can fail to hollow in equal nut-3
hour, and it you ,in any one down to
.
;in addition. own in iii-‘
5 ilmtr‘ luruts it hurt! mm human are tho . tho 1.1m” (,1 “mm." to vote or will é
“ptiiiltli solo," just in MY tho portion admit that he does not libllovu in thef
‘ HUN-ml ill ordinary l‘ittlillilln‘? This durum racy at all. in a into iii‘llloi‘l‘ili‘y 3
“it"‘ll’m‘i i" l l‘l'lle‘ " only aliens. t‘hlldron, dopeudouts, do»?
Ii..lil:i:’1lllifi.itilllli-iii‘t’. no it liviH‘l'UhHll‘f may“... “ml “(qtmwmg are digfran.l
I”) Mimi it “P ’95 li‘l'lt‘ "warm “m":ohinod aliens. not lining Millions, nun
ll\-m.m'nillml.\‘ illolliltlllu. illi‘ l‘xlti‘l'lil‘turnlly; have no right to it share inf;
‘i'ii-V “-“liill‘iilt‘ 17" ““‘U'ml‘l‘il‘ii‘il “iriuw mulling. i‘iilllii‘r’li mud in a low
{lll'w lilil‘i’tllr‘l' , . slums puuporsi are also (lf‘illlt‘l‘t‘tl and .
i {it Will." “""ilml-fi' ”5 “i" "”“V‘irl tlft‘ tho tlopondvnt class, idiots. lui‘lmrllils.
it“? i“ “ii” “W “1‘" hard Hmm’li- “'1‘“ 1‘ ilillililt‘i-J, orliuiut‘ils ‘flllli women lorm ‘
‘ ”it" “if“ ““1“"? l“‘“*'ll'i“i‘~ i3 WT.‘ “"7” tho i‘cniuliitler of tho list of politicai
,’i t‘ hill’lili‘“ 5‘2"“, Willi.“ hill“ ”‘1‘" uiidosii‘ulilw, niid it is to in: removed;
Th“ ”out this mass ul’ hulnuii (lolii‘is tliut‘j
thins. tuition to fwltt'li'tlil‘. ”0 “l‘Uli ll“? \ioninn t‘ll‘lilllh‘ her right today."
trill law oi oilfiii land in tho wot murmu’ M”. Wood owl“- of tho t'sliet'lnl :
and MH‘ tllllt'lxl.‘ t'lillllll‘illt‘tl ill ill?" work at” wouwu for tho stain. rluiinlngi
:xutl, Hp
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”M“ “‘ WWW) his uhsoluto hr-llt‘t' lic will either admit pi
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selves.
J ‘BILEE SALE
We have tried to tell you in u
print What unusual values we
are giving, but the best story *
is told by the bargains them-
Seeing is believing.
Come Tomorrow.
Must a Few of the Good Values
., We Offer for. Tomorrow
120 Linen & Glass
Toweling 9c yd
Wé will sell during this sale
2,500 yards of 120 Towel-
ing at 9c yd.
$10.00 Coats
$1.98.
$3.50 to $5
Dresses $1.98
About 300 in this lot. too
many styles to talk about.
Come and see for yourself.
The entire lot at one price.
Raincoats Less
than Cost
$5.00 Coats
$8.00 Coats . . . .
.o.
$2.00 Children's Cape . $1.49
......$3.98
......$4-49
......$5.98
i
$8.
$78.. :58 Dresses
' $4.98
We will place on one rack
just 200 line Lingerie. fine
Linen and Imported Ging—
ham Dresses. worth up to
Your pick of
rack. $4.98.
On sale. $1.49.
this $1.50.
$5 Silk Waists
$2.49
Any $5 Silk or caisson
Waist in the house. noth-
ing reserved. All at one
prico. $2.49. instead of $5.
special.
5250‘s. to Bags
$1.49
Guaranteed all leather. fine
leather linings.
can match these Bags for
less than $2.50 to $3.00, we
will refund your money.
Isn't that a square deal?
$1.50 Bags 990
The very best lliie of Leath-
er Bags. sold regularly at
Examine the Bags
and you will agree with us
that this is one great Bag
On sale. 99c.
If you
Any Hat in this
Store 980
and colors.
in.
Apron Ginghams
3‘/.2c yard
500 yds. good quality Apron
Ginghams, all sizes, checks
Will be sold
every morning up to 11 a.
Real value 7c yard.
Quantity limited. ‘
mutlwr. Exponsh‘o syslt‘lllli of drain— that “woman's work of child llem'lllfl
tildt.‘ and irrigation hum horn usud ”Maud retiring: in all fairness should be
t l 1 ti “Napoleon. wlwn asked what was
I ‘ . .. . .. s .‘ . '
“MM“ 1"” “" " H‘ h 5‘” “c“ “n *1 I-‘runeos groniost need, answered.
on slopes in N'l‘l')‘ heavy rain. which "Mothers.“ The woman who bears
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,tuiuml up at numerous pinion lo humtquoalion of tho t‘onipui‘ablo value of
'tlli.‘ mill-“Oil (Tllfillih‘i‘ ii “”0 “ sponge-l individual utmost to have her home
lilto .unlintnnru, wiilrli absorbs llit‘ with l and family fultil ideal living conditions
tall and nonservoa it. movouts wash-”nu “who milk supply in impure, if.
, mi: 01“ of ill“ “limit” lllllr‘?““03 (“her i foodstuffs nro ndultoralod. if noworniie
l'xili‘llflllt‘ "li‘liwdb 0‘ ““fimllmhmfi. is imperfect. if water is nnwholosome,
thou.- ends. a ignrbage is not properly disposed of. if
subsoil 0"“ ill‘ l‘iOlIRiW‘L ii ‘9 violin-l schools are of notoriously low stand-
iii‘i in“ “5 ”"9“”‘1’15' “‘“h “xi"0“l"°5iartl. if police and tire prociection are
on surface roll t‘nu ho Will! H lllmllilh l inadgquffle, and public morals are tax.
3 i'lounhliut “ii“ “WWW"? '“ “Md ‘0 be“? her utmout efforts are in vain. In
Jill" “8 Climb. Wot “8 ”“3 o"li‘i‘li‘rylformor times woman in her own home‘
operation by mule power. lltlt‘llil‘m “‘0‘ controlled all those matte-r21. 'l‘oduv.
subsoil I'E'llllll'ei‘ stirring “NY once i“ with economic changes and the loo
six or right i‘ellrfi- lo’rv shop and large industrial corpor-
The l‘t‘flllllfl 0i ll"! dynamite wmm' alioini doing the work that was iorm~
We Have One Hundred Pair of
Women’s Oxfords
that sold regularly for $2.50; is sssso
We have made One Lot of these
to close 0% This lot includes all leathers
The White Shoe
and have marked them
$1.35
4'
Co.
iv days tlioroni‘tnr rouse all brush so
out to ho pulled and burned down."
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Andvbw ll, Buttery. iii 12 Moudow
nirbot, who was no painfully lnjuroil
at tho Meadow street, powor station.
Sunday attwbmi. when struck by a
brace on tho govornor of tho I). C. gon-
orutor, wan brought home trom tho
Bridgeport Hospital. maternity after-
noon; by Frederick E. VunScoy.‘ At the
hospital, Mr. Buttery underwent ii
puint‘ul operation at the hands of Dr.
it. ill. Puritan and displayed a surpris-
ing amount of grit for era a man of
his calibre, The opnrution iwns ,vnri‘
successful and it in hoped and expected
that the splintered elbow will be. well
in tho nonriuturo.
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A committee of Court Edmondo De.
Amlcls. Foresters of AniorlcanronalM-r »
tug of {osoph Cushions and Nicholas,
Nurda, wont with Clitof’ltungdnClinrg
it‘s P. Gilda, last evening. to the mot-ta
ing‘of Court Narrah Drum Corps and
engaged that. hotly. of» musicians to
play for tho- Smttli Norwnlk Court on
honor our. when Gourt milmondo be
Amicla will participate in no testlvb
Morin Del Militant lotion
ties in connection. with the picnic .
\‘ui'ylnii tnotlitidu of blunting tho illib- tluii have been ooinpnrod to tho. extra-
soll nro practiced in dll'iorr-ut lor-ulltlou. ' ordinary fertility observed in volcanic
The size of tho i‘lllll‘ifl}, the npuclng districts following on outbreak. which
of till! holes in many of which they lil’e opens tho subsoil through ropontod
lliiii‘i‘it‘il and their depth depend on tho oarthounko «hooks. This was notably
nature and doptli of subsoil to be too the (ratio at at. Pietro, whore vogota»
Ron. :1 than quickly oversprond a scene of dou-
ln the south tho. holes are lisuall ‘olntlou.
bored four to eight feet npart. with at W... ‘
charge of about ono‘uuui‘tor oi, a one NOT TOLD 70 370p OILiNG.
and a quarter by oiltiitdnnti cartridge itintthow Friend. the foreman or the
“r 30 0" 40 ”mice“- dynamite ‘“ 93¢“, street department nion in the City of
“0"" 1" “mm“ "‘1“ otltor Western South Norwulk. stators that Council»
alutos' m“ arm-gas “r” placed 15 t° man William Miller did not toiliilin to
in) feet apart, but are much inrgormnch .310” tho oiling of West Washington
““019 Containing from Una t0 Una find 3 fin'fifli, Snturdflyp despite a“) gtnten‘ent
half or the one and a quarter by eight m ”Emma“ 30mm“ Mr. Friend
inch cartridges. 'l‘howtlynnmlte lured. onvn he was oullgod to move Uhurch
howpver, 1" ”I only .15 w 25 ”9" mm" 6": Miller’s wagon from in front chitin
sli‘ohgth. ‘ ~ littoro in Washington street, and from
3‘99"“ ”Y “'9 place '0 “"05““ ““3 which the horse lion bo‘onromovod. to
charge so. that it will shatter a numb; allow him to proceed with the 0mm;
mum volume of animal! in mm to three operations. The mind was not put on
foot boiow tho surface, it tho liardpan tho otroo'i. Saturday night. but Sunday-
iB tililllraflfl “19 hOIQB kill“ “3 Fight (“at morning; and there W39 no] ”mg than
apart. in thick linrtipanitno absurd to new”, anvothor kind but'wlintvvu
world be about a foot above the bottom 7m ‘lliefloltii lot in Franklin street. and
of limitation with union will to tilt foot ‘ ~ , binary, Willi-W. “1.9mm“
“PM“ . A ' V , ‘ on shoes: not manili’
5.59”“ 1’1""?! soul: into nit-oer wf tiltiniipro‘vlunm‘
3 Mimi? Iii? ‘ ' ‘ onions main:
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orly done in tho homo antler woniau'o‘
dhoot supervision. and personal con-
trol, she is only claiming the ancient
privilege of directing her home affairs.
when alto demands a \v‘oico‘io loglala-
tion that controls all that. to nearest
and dearest to but in her life.
Equal suffrage has proved the great;
not family bond and strongthonor of
family livoa, for it makes or man and
women comrades and continuity.
Just as no homo iii an ideal one
where spiritual, mental and actual
ommlity of both parents in not admin
ted, so no state is an ideal one where
men and women do not live tog thei-
on commutation“ coworker-ii .r the
odmrpbn hood.
Stillman makes woman for more in
tomuting companions to their families
and friends and more vnlunbl‘a mono
born of society and makes them“ morn
able to no true to their ideals as no-
man. ,.
. Suffrage is not merely, nor really. a
poiititnl question at all but is a grant
moral and ‘ spirituolmuoatioo got, the
very deepen rolsnifloonoo.“ ‘Wo ask
for tho ballot. but no militia min:
more urn this. Tho v.bullotkio _ ’
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