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LUSITANIA. MAUBETANIA
rd Bteamahlp Cola magnificent
palaces, reaohln all points of
. Clyde hino, aliory Line,
ya Mail Steam Packet Co. a d a».
“dab Line. reaching all cost ro-
dents and South America. with the
”errands Steam-
(Ville to Bermuda.
time and beat rates.
liars, .
TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN
. , insurance of All Kinda
Boat .lotato—Town,-Oountry and than
. Telephone 1230
Upstairs Over the South Norwalk
Trust 60., 87-91 Washington at,
South Norwalk. Conn.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
Beat accommodav
Ask for circu~
hip Cu.'a direct Ian”
. Electrical, Wiring.
Fine Line of Elec-
trical Supplies
Charlgfiuek, Jr.
Address:
61 MAIN ST. NORWALK
Telephones: Oll'loo. lot: house. 21-!
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'l‘he Master l’lumbers' Association
of Norwalk will hold a regular business
“ meeting tomorrow owning.
'i‘hc Norwalk iron Iilonlders” I'nion
wil hold a regular meeting tomorrow
evcnlng in the Norwalk quarters.
~~~The best value in the auto world—~—
‘Modci '1‘ 4?» h. p. n-pnuaouger Over-
land at moo. Stnt‘ges (throne. (‘0.
Welcome Stranger Lodge. .\'0. 3M.
Sons ot‘ St. George, will hold a regular
tomorrow
weekly business meeting
evening.
The Metropolitan Orchestra, of Ni)l'-‘
walk. will hold it rouulnr rrhonrsal this
etching at tho homo of one of tho
limmhers.
Mists Ethel Manner, of Main strut-tn
ltns‘uuno to lioston. whore she «will
join her.- parents, who recently moved
to that place,
i War-ww—
'{lhaLA'orwnlk city council will'lloltl ul
regular iii-monthly buvincas tnootinu in
the council chambers in Wall street.
this evening.
The Sixth Company, ("oust Artillery
Comm. (J. N, (L. will hold a regular
. weekly drill tomorrow (’tt’i‘lllig in tho
"'sttito armory. -
\
Our Brotilors‘ Lodzc, No. iii, l. 0.
F., will hold a rcuulnr business
meeting this cvcning in the Wall
street quarters.
niture, pianos and other goods. tiny-
innnd Bros. it“
. ”7km.“
Court Frances glacial Club will meet
this evening with Mrs. Brennan, of
. V Fort street. All members are request-
ed to be present.
\
h ' Norwalk Aerie, .\'o. 588, Fraternal
Order of Eagles, will hold it regular
meeting Wednesday evening in the
Wall street quarters.
W»... A”...
Concord Division, No. 2,, Sons of‘
Temperance, will hold a regular week they have secured it: There 13 11°
l_v business meeting in the Wall reason Why it the "“0th l5 9’“
street quarters this evening.
The annual lecture and entertain-
in commemoration of St. Pat-
rick's Day, under, the auspices of Di-
' vision No. 1, A. 0. H., will be held this
merit
A
evening. ~
Captain Percy H. Morgan, Coast Ar.
" tiliery corps, is transferred to the ord-
to
duty with the Coast Artillery corps,
‘C. N. G. “
nance department, and assigned
,. «Splendid storage facilities for fur-‘
'Wllarnyard Manure. Raymond Bros.
‘ lln street. and Mrs. Frederick Brady.
. New York.
Mrs. Adolph W. Dreyfuss, of Frank-
of Franklin avenue. have returned to
their homes from a few dnys’ visit in
‘ The adjourned town meeting on the
bridge quotation will be. held in . the
‘wn assembly hall in Wall street on
Whe’neaday evening. 'All voters of the
€de are asked to be present.
Charles A. Bauer, of 14 Davis street.
nbury, has ”resigned‘ his position
it George H. Robertson. and has
an a position with the Union Pa-
‘iil Tea Company. in South warmth.
in Norwalk, last week, there were
voutoen sales of real estate and the
m: amounted'to 819.326. For
wand .week of March. 1911, there
' mohair-antlers and mortgages
and.
Montgomery. of Norwalk,
Fifi._;‘of.90uth Norwalk.
Wartime in Northern
‘ d
~ amateurish
to to! _.
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suntan liaisons
or SUFFBAGE TlI
won usunersrtn
WASHINGTON, March lti._;~Repr€--
sentativo Higgins has received fromv
Mrs. William T. illncks, of ih‘ldgoport.,
president of tho (Yonncotlc‘ui Wotnutn
Suffrage association. a lengthy letter
.on the subject of equal suffrage and,
giving it list. of 21% prominent auntie-l
men in the. stoic who favor votes for
women. She. requests that Mr. llig'l
gins, who 0is a incinbcr of the. house
commiticc of the js'diclary. write to
‘thc association his views nitor tho|
honrinc, which was sot l'or “Wines-5
day of last wcclt. ‘”
Mr, Higgina' Reply.
‘ .\lr. lrllxuins in answcrlng wrote as»
follows:
“llonr Stadium—wt nut in receipt. of:
3 our lottor oi‘ .i'Oi‘t‘lil tlutc calling my;
attention to a hcarinu before a com-1
tuition of the house oi‘ representatives:
of which i am a member and ref
quvstlnu liit‘ both to :ittond that hour!
in; and express my views to you at’tct'l
tho hoax-inn. i did amend and l hovel
.no llcsitnncy at all in discussing that
ittntttor with you wry frankly thouvhi
you ii‘ill portult me to any that l llllVfil
concluded tho question so for as i
am concerned. ‘
"it is a suhjcct that l hard. uivcnl
liong and thoughtful consideration to.i
Years ago i listened with much in;
.W..-_.. i
i
:
tcrrst to forceful arguments on‘,
tho subject of woman's suffrage hyi
,. l
Susan ll, Anthony. My views have
not met with much change since. that:
time. ‘
Lét Women Decide.
“There is no inherent right in any:
one to vote. The states prescribe the‘
qualifications of‘fi'oters. it is a high
privilege. its non-exercise ought to
work its forfeiture. No amendment
to the federal constitution ls‘ at all
necessary to secure that privilege to
women. Where the women in this
country have really- wanted the ballot.
tended to women on municipal quea~
tions that it ought not to he extend-
ed on all questions.‘ If women are
to vote on any other questions than
‘aorAav.
, SewingMac . me
JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER LOT OF SEWING
MACHINES
Join Our (lo-operative Club
AND PLAQE'AN ELDREDGE ROTARY SEWING MA-
CHINE IN YOUR HOME now. THOUSANDS OF wo-
” MEN USE IT. WHY NOT YOU? THE PRICE CAN NO
LONGER STAND IN THE WAY—-WE‘LL GLADLY
PLACE ONE in YOUR HOME .
For a SMALL DEPOSIT
The Balance beini; paid in small sums of
i ~ $1 a: Week "
There is no better Sewing Machine than the Eldredge
Rotary. It is made by one of the oldest and largest family
sewing machine manufacturers in the world.'
The Eldredge has an automatic tension and souls the
thickest to the thinnest material and requires no regulating.
Remember. you have to regulate the tension on all other
machines except the Eldredge.
An expert sewing machine then will be here from the fac-
You doubtless feel the lack of a high class Sewing Ma-
chine, but do not feel able to pay the whole sum at one time.
. We've adopted the newest and most satisfactory method
of purchasing machines—a method that enables you to buy the
finést machine on the market and pay for it in payments so
‘small that they are not missed and almost before you are aware
of it the machine is paid for.
school questions let them vote on all
“Let the different states submit the
question of woman voting to the no
men of that state. Let the women
decide the question for themselves
and if a majority of the women of a
state declare for suffrage. by
means give it to them.
"The privilege of voting ought to
be too great a privilege to confer on
a large body of our citizenship when
they do not want it, are indifferent
to it or are violently opposed to ac-
cepting the burden which the respon-
sibility entails. ' ,
“i am considering the matter in all
seriousness and while i will not favor
bu amendment to the federal consti-
tution to accomplish the purpose of
your organisation. i will as a citizen
of Cannecticut join in anymovomont'
to give the full suffrage to‘ women of
my state when at a local election
held for that purpose a’ madorlty of
the women themselves indicate by
their votes that they want the privi-
lege. '
"Hoping that the above complies
with your requoat. ‘i am,
“Very truly. you”.
mowru W.ffltGGth."
W
Tape Thorium-“A man has a right
to insist upon being the head, of Willa
'I,
‘ . no firiiimtI-c'iefl. unit a thin"
who“. bate-thiamine.
questions. i
hit!
all" all. a right to slap a am 9“ m. ;
payments, but gives you lower prices than you would ordinat-
ily pay. One dollar makes you a member of the club and en—
- titles you to choose any machine in our stock. *The machine
is sent to you immediately and you pay—us one dollar a week
until its purchase price is paid. Could anything be master.
‘ more simple or,‘more convenient? We shall be pleased to go
. over any detail with you at any time, or to assist you in 'a se-
lection of a machine. . .
W
$25 .“PavéaWay”Eldredge Sewing Machine
Sale price $14.98 '
’336‘ “.Vindex Special”. Eldredge Sewing
Machine~+Sale price $19.97
. Sale price $25-00
i... ',M“°‘lii'9f‘s“e P“°°»e’a3§* ,.
~' tutu count
Commonwealth in Virginia no.“
farmland in Brinplitonl
to Justice
HILLSVILE, Ya.. March law-Search
for the. member: of the Allen clan.
whom the commonwealth. of Virginia
is determined at all coats to bring to
Justice for the murder here last week
of live cltlxena. including. the amount of
Carroll County Circuit Court. began in
earnest today. Eight picked men re-
mained on the mountainside all night
guarding the approaches to the Dev.
ll'a Den. the stronghold in which the
fugitive outlaws are believed to be
hiding. Early today the detachment
was joined by the entire posse of 75
detectives and citizen volunteers who
had rented over night in Hillaville af~
tor an exhausting day yesterday.
Every effort is being made to run
down Edward Edwards, a. nephew of
the older Allen, who with a wounded
foot is supposed to be alone in the
mountains trying to join his relatives.
When he is taken the officers believe
they can learn from him with certain-
ty the whereabouts of the rest of the
gang. if it is true that the outlaws are
entrenched in Devil’s Den, well-sup-C;
plied with nmunltlon and provisional
it would mean certain death to anyone
who attempted to reach tho place.
Plans probably will be laid for a aye-f
tematlc siege. it has been suggested,
that dynamite be used to clean out.
the citadel. l
Since the search began members oi
the posse have lttteFv'lewed many
members of the Allen family, Mrs;
“Floyd Allen at her home here was:
greatly worried over the situation and 1
v
tory for this sale and will pleased to show you the many other
improvements, even though you do not want to buy a machine. r
Our club plan not only provides a convenient system for ,
‘ $4511.th EldredgeV”. SewingMac‘hine ‘
so Improved Eldridge ~ Rom tsewtn‘a
;very nervous. She would say littilci
(about. the affair. Mrs. Edwards. moth l
[or of Sitlnu told the officers that lusti
{Tuesday night the Aliens came for?
i Sidna and be was away... for two days :
l Aminunltltm for the sluuahte; in thc‘
:circnlt court, which apparently was,
ldollhoratcly planned sort-rat days in?
{advance was occurcd from n Pulaski,
isloro early in the week. . ‘-
l While the detectives are preparing
.to starve out the fugitives by cutting}
;()ff thclr food supply from surrounding-
idistricts, nnmnu ltsclf is not rel
iceivlng any too much food. Fat‘mflsl
Lfcarlnt; that the town is still in dis—é
i’ordcr, are slow about bringing 'thvirl
‘ wares to market. l
3 ntcmioxn. m, March lS.~-~.~‘in iLn-f
; portnnt conference, believed to involve2
i‘the sending of state troops to Hills-l
ivllle to take up tho search for the!
g Roanoke, who has been occupying the
il-lillsvillc bench since the death of
lunannounced and went at once to the
‘ private office of Governor Mann. The
lichief of the detective agency engaged
iin the hunt for the Aliens and their
outlaw followers, also attended the
conference.
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IAV PURCHASE JAMES
ESTATE Hill CITY
(Continued from first pagé.)
tprontlnent business men and voters
lhave been forthcoming with but ask-
ing. it is for the purpose of calling a
,apectal city meeting to consider the
ipropositlon, as provided in the peti-
tidn. ,
For a long time the matter has hung
lire; business men considering it best.
to (hold off until consoliddglon with
South Norwalk had either een suffi-
_.._.-..u
thing definite. or killed without hope
Now that South Norwalk has decid-
Qd to erect a city hall. the progressives
in Norwalk evidently believe that they
may as well have one too. for consoli-
dation has a far-away look, and it
seems doubtful that it will be brought
to a to a successful culmination. There
are a few Still, however, who believe
that the movement for consolidation
is not dead and that it may yet be
manoeuvred.
Mayor Edward J. Finnegan. of.Nor~
walk, in conversation with a reporter
yesterday morning, said: “Although
" the people evidenced their qdenim to
have consolidation. those in power
have chosen to ignore the wishes of
the people." When asked about the
petition for the special city meeting to
purchase the James property for mu-
nicipal purposes. Mayor Finnegan said
“that he had not been asked to sign it.
but after reading the copy in the
hands of the reporter, he expressed
,‘himla‘lf an not in tavern: it. at least.
not attire present time.
~l'l‘horo In. lathe. hands of some of
iconrlroom assassins, was held hcrei
gtoday. Judge Walter R. Staples, oil
l Judge Mnssle, came in from Hillsvllle,
clently revived» to amount to ’ some-t
of flirthehiconaidoration. .
1.... .Four no ~ x 7
*- lean—Ur "Sale
’S..i
25¢ SILK Mao's. 11o
Flrot quality Silk Hon, regular-
ly 26:. For tonight only, 170.
$10 a tie cons. 33.93
20 Coat. to close out. $10 and
’12 values. On qu, $3.98.
SPRING SUITS. $9.95
We will sell a number of All
Wool Suite, satin lined, thin.
oaaoon'. moat popular styles;
regular $15 values. On «in,
$9.95. . "
S3 SILK SKIRTS, $1.98
Beautlful Bllk Skirt. in Blue.
Black, Brown, Light Green.
Light Blue and Lavenderu On
Iain at $1.98.
4
$1.25 ALL-LINEN
WAISTS, 79c
300 Tailored Waists in Lin-
en and Linenc. These
Tailored Waists come in
plain and neat embroidery
patterns, with collars and
cuffs. On sale at 79c, in-
stead of $1.25.
soc BOYS’ BLOUSES, 39c
Our regular line of Boys'
Blouses in all colors and
sizes. during this sale, 39c.
$1.25 LINGERIE
WAIST‘S. 79¢
Beautiful Lingerie Waints,
the very newest patterns;
regular $m5 values. Dur—
ing this sale, 79c.
i also WINDOW
SHADES, too
One case of first quality
Window Shades in all col-
ors, fixtures complete. 19c
instead of use.
25c LADIES’
UNDERWEAR. up:
One case first quality La-
dies’ Shirts and Pants;
regular 25c values. 19c.
50c LADIES’
UNDERWEAR. 39c
First quality. in white only;
Shirts and Pants; regular
50c value, 39c.
25c BOYS’
UNDERWEAR, 17c
Boys' fleece lined Under-
wear, extra good value at
25c. Reduced to x7e dur-
ing this sale.
* New Spring Suits, Coats, Dresses,
Skirts and Waists, on Display
for your inspection
mono SELZER
25c size ........................ 20c
50c size .. ......... w ........... 40c
l;$l.()0 size ........................ 750
l
W. F.Wigmore 8t Co.
oaoootsra
JAMES PARKER. 'Manager.
8 No. Main St, so. Norwalk‘
been interested in the sale of the
property and not so much in the city's
municipal affairs as for priv‘ate. inter-
ests, and which has met with such ap
parent general favor, is as follows:
To the Mayor and Council of the City
of Norwalk.
We, the undersigned. legal voters of
said City of Norwalk, reapedfully re.
quest you to call a special clty.meet-
ing, to be held as soon as possible, for
the following purposes: .
To consider the advisability of pur-
chasing the James property in Wall
street, in this city, for the purpose of
erecting thereon a municipal building,
or for such other municipal purposes
as meeting mity direct; or or author-
izing and directing the proper otlicers
of said city for municipal, purposes.
and id make all necessary appropria-
tions therefor, and to do any other
acts and pass such other votes as may
be necessary to carry out the afore-
said purposes.
Norwalk, March 16th, 1912.
W. L. Blaacer, E. F. Duffy. Samuel
b Weed. Thomas A. Skelly, W. F..'De-
Klyn, A. K. Malkln. W. H. Payne, John
H. Buckley. W. M. Bette. Charles R.
Chapman F. C. Rledel. John H. Blake.
W. H. Ferris. W.‘ F. Ranch, George R.
Allen, William Howard, Edward '1’.
Wood, Frederick Buckley. “Grand
Raymond. John-Maloneflarvla 8. Mur-
ray. 'W. O’Brien. CH. Make, 1. H.
Reed, William Miller, Thomas Math-
‘erland, F. E. Lockwood. B. T. Nutte-
ford, J. J. Kenna, CHE. Montgomery.
beater Adam. C. lrvlng Byington, H.
A. Montgomery. W. lit. Busted. G. 3
Montgomery.’ George L. Lockwood,
John W. Weiss. H. F.00leburn. W. E.
Hyatt. H. E, mama. J.‘ Thomurb.
F. Pomeroy and others.
DISPENIA'IV ‘OARD PARTY" .
The Dispensary Board ‘of Manager
i
but in arranging for a mu card
' homes an Tuesday. April
”struttingt Hall, Norwalk. 1th.
lid Illjaotta of ball» M
ii ‘ mm tho W
1912 Styles
GOG-arts 8t Carriages
\.-:
$1.95 to $30.00
TheA.J.Angevine
& Son CO. -
134 - 136 Washington .'Street
NQTICE \
Bids fur New Fire
House ‘
Sdaled bids for the complete con-r
atructlon of a new me. Home to be 1
erected on Franklin Street in thin .
City, will be received by the under-
signed up to Wednesday, March 20.,
1912, at twelve o'clock noon; said bldo
to be submitted to the Council at I
meeting thereof to be held at the Coun-
cil Chamber on Washington Street, on
said March 20, 1912, at eight o'clOck'p.
m. The right to 'reiect-any and all
bids is reserved. .
Plans and ”specifications for the con-
struction of said Fire House may b-
aoen and examined at the onion of tho
Water Commissioners of this city. ‘ ‘
Parties desiring further information
may apply to the undersigned.
. ' FREDERiCK H. m, ‘ . .
14 l5:Jnnunlttea on Fire Department.
in
W
wa THANK vou "
For Your Past Patronage » .
and in order to demonstratlo In a non ‘v
practical manner than in moro‘wordl; .
also to‘ induce you to continue your ail.
esteemed favors, we have amused to, ~
give to some enact our cums a. .
present consisting: of ‘ .
. .4. . 1m: IIAuflIVUL” ‘ ‘
. ..,, GLAlt‘I‘ON OI‘ANO Pi
Wu have now ”exhibition“,
curators on let an
m 1' tin
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