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The F1111 Hat quotation—-
PRODUCTS
;F A LANE
111 Washington Strut.
,' of in vim. promptly hum. sum
Andaman Launch WotkA
Launches and Boats '
for «In. All klndn of .npnlrlng
given Imam attention.
,louth . Norwolk
.I. I. llInllelte is showing a new line
‘0! Infant’s Wear.
‘ Andrews of Westport
avenue, spent yesterday in Bridgeport.
Mrs. F. \V. 1‘.
Misses Marion and 10111 McLean of
Low street, spent yesterday in Don
bury.
Cochenoe ’l‘rihe, No. 3‘2, 1. O. R. ‘31.,
will meet this evening for regular hus-
mess.
-—-The Picture Shop is now open
for all lphotogrnoliic work. Amateur
work a specialty. -
m
John N. Neal-y, of Lowe street. has
been ill this week, having contracted
a heavy cold.
The .\'orwo.ih City Board of Estimate
and Taxation will hold a special moot-
lng this eveninc.
Mrs. Clam Hancock and daughter
Margaret, 01' Spring street, have 119611
visiting in Danlmry.
Misses Emily and Florence Chur—
noch, 01‘ Lowe all-cot, are the guests of
relatives in Newark, N. .l.
a...»
——-I.atest soft huts. O‘llrlen‘s.
. Mrs. William C. Waream, of Rut-
ledge. Penn“ in visiting her niece, Mrs.
Contain Powell, of the Solvntlon Ar-
my.
m...
S. 8. 111211th and l‘umliy and Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Koeh-r, of Ridgolield.
horn liven spending, :1 few days nt 1510
Island. ‘
Many Not-walk nuioluio decorated
iholr tom and 101111 the trail for Dan-
hmu'. )‘v‘llt‘l'lllll’ ropilrilhg _11 fine, limo
lodny. ‘
liln-klnulunu Pool. No. 12. (l. A. 1“”
will hold 11. regular luminous meeting
1th owning in the Wall sireot pool.
11301118.
Tho hridgo construction onmmltloe
trill hold an Important mootlug in tho.
town court room in Wall «treat, this
evening.
WIALIOM. utyln norhloo. (Ii'llrlon‘o
‘(Inuri Coolie, N0. 105, Imuulllnra of
motile, hold A ’royulur looming hon
owning in the Catholic Clubhouoo In
West avenue}!
W
Oliver 11. mtoholl and family. or
What” must. hum returned mm 11
motion trip to hallway and Woobaw
1m, Rn} Janey.
worlmmlt, lilo. BB. Fomatoro of
333,911..“ held I regular luminous mooo
flu 031mm mutton.
1
.. . " uhuumpmom No 11,] 0.111.
m molar bimonthly hum
’ 1m owning In Our Broiltm
THE FAME or connacncm sum
pearls today with a whole page devot-
ed to Woman Suffrage in Connetlcut.
The articles include one on the Early
Movement in this. State. in which is de-
scribed the foundation of the Connec-
tlcut
’ shortly before the
In: low ”Will; and tranarloietl rou- ‘
am» like" Point, Norwnlk shape, color and price—-
Genuine Imported
Wilson Var—Foil,
FRAGISTS.
NORWALK
The New York Evening Post :11)-
Woman Suffrage
This association wns organized at
Hartford in 1869 with the Rev. No-
thaniel J. Burton, father of Prof. Rich
ard Burton of the University of Min
nesotu as its first president. Miss
Frances Ellen Burr of Hartford, aunt
of 111-. w. o. Burr. editor of the Hart-
ford Times was the first recording
secretary and she kept this oiflce until
lmnuul canvenilon
of the Connecticut Women Suffrage
Association in .1910. .1er Susan
Cheney of South Manchester is the
only other member of the executive
committee who in still living and
interested in suffrage.
Association
TELEPHONE 108.
The early movement was a move- NEW LINE OF
mont for women's rights, for at that ' ,
time there were many wrongs to be I f t W .
redrossed. It was largely through the n an S ear
efforts of such women as Mrs. Hm» Booties .......... 25c and 500
Crochet Moccasins 25 to $1.50
riot 1.11:1 ‘ Stu v. It . " .
10( tel 119 11nd Irs lhahello Silk Cups 25c, 50c and 690
Beecher I'Iooker, that most of those Knit Cans ..... 50c. to $150
woman 1-1 wrongs were swept away and Grape Kimonos .......... 75::
Connecticut was placed in the lobe» Flannel Soc-ones 50c to $2.50
Ilannelette SBCIHIGB 25c and 50a
Knit and (‘rothet Sflt'tllll‘H ..
50:: to $1.00
Flunnolelte llath italics . .$1. 00
Cnrriugo Rollen. lllllh. ilih
JJhalns, 12011111 mid ill-ugh Sets,
Powder lioxes null Pulls.
Shirts. Bands and 110119.
Baby‘s lamb. Flannel ........
, 59:: to $1.39 per yard
J. I. Mallette
’88 thlngton at.
Tel. 449. 80. Norwalk.
eeth
oxtraoiod by the moat approved and
most modern mothodo. Every cons
front 01’ the States whose laws ren-
der full justice to wives and mothers.
The new suffrage movement ill dot-
od in the New York Evening Post to
about 1909. An oxplauutlon of this
“revival" us it in termed is given in
the enormous change that has come
over the woman's work'aud the sphere
of government. “Women find that.”
they are to do their duty In the world.
if they are to fulfil the. functions
which are unquestionably theirs. they
must have the necessary idols and the
mo; necessary of these tools In the
vote. it Is the cry 01‘ the woman who
sees her children porinhing for want
of her help and who will allow noth-
ing to hoop hor back from the effort
to 1:0 to their nuslatunoe.”
()thcr nriicloa in thin interesting
hallo yivo accounts of campaigning by
the Connecticut Woman Slimline Air
soclailou; oi the Connootlout Men’s mloutlous dentin: woven in tooth ll
Lonnie for Woman Sum-ago and of 111810 1' '1 Wsmml' “1' “0m“
tho holltloul nituntlon and tho meth- no, but: It frequoutly howl-nu
that 11 tooth huh unused tho slaving
state when a dentist first soon it. so
mm It nothing loll. to do but have It
not. With my method the» operation in
quick. slmvlo. free from oil (palm and
outmoded by danger or any ill tutor
oflootn.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
10 tooth mm It... South Norwilk.
HOURS: 0 I. m. to B p. m. Bum
day. by mutilation: only.
.2}. . I ,,WeSellTlclteto
min of work adopted to it. while than
are aluo sketches of a number of the
women who are most active at the
present moment ,In the Connecticut“
movement (or Vote: (or Women.
MW
mo room in Willi “met.
the out of Lon Dull: billion the
m Hawaii: m ‘91an into new
~Wo alum in tho pom
01de Lino
to _
illue, We 11k, Sea llass, Cod, Halibut, Swoxd,
Native Eels, Lobsters, Long and Round Clams, Little Necks.
. If our Sea Food picnaes")ou, tell others,
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DHLIVERY.
1,,“ Dominion Lino. anion-h 1.1m.
7 will so ho ‘a? Son Fat or Stiff?
‘ "Ofc course you‘ll how: :1 Cap anyhdw.
‘Soft'Hats seem to have the call and our lines will surely
please you for we can give you almost anything you want in
Soft Hats ill. 50 to $3. 00
Velours, $7.50
$4.00
The stiff hat we recummend.
Norfolk Caps. $1.
We’re having a great run on these and you surely
should have one as well as the dress hat.
Caps, 31.5910 50c
50'
Soft Crabs
Flor. liulterlish,
if not. tell us.
REASONABLE voices.
factory. We also do
B. KOHN, Manager.
Tarlov _Block. 2nd fiber.
Porgiés
Ladles’Sults
MADE TO ORDER AT VERY
We employ only expert mechanics,
and guarantee our work to he sails.
CLEANING AND REPAIRING FOR
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
lllH‘IlllS llllllS’ lllllllll
123 WASHINGTON STREET
Phone 3674
City National Bank
‘ JRANBAC'Ts A GENERAL BANKING
Business AND owns EVERY
rhcltrrv oonsla'rawr
w soon :1 ~‘
W...
$117,000.00
m-
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pr“.
JOHN H. KNAPF‘, lot Vlchl'u.
. FREDERICK H.1FIOWAN126 Vlnlu
Fran... ,
WILFRED BODWELL. Cnhlor
DIRECTOR!
. E. H. Mathewuon
. John HsKoapp ‘
_ Chrlltlnn Swan:
‘ Samuel Grumman
‘ Hoary 8. Lockwood
John H. Light
Fred. H. Rowan
‘ t
Domino and oProlIto‘. ‘
lain Depoult Bounds dud $5 per your ‘
‘ >3 lhs. Yule Toast Milk Cruchors
.1. Wallace Murvlr
mm H. “mum, " om Crow or Green Riveerhlakey ti
Here
now a fishing or hunting- trip.
Dietz D-Light
Lantern
with you.
market.
Price $1.
Wuhlngton Street." ‘
Vacation Days are
and you are probably planning right
The newest lantern on the
aims. E. DOW
South Not-wall;
THE names we SHOW
are the very
summer styles.
lect fitting suit.
artists and turn out yerfect work.
John Kubovic‘
213 WASHINGTON 81"..
SOUTH NORWALK.
latest- creations for
come and choose
your cloth and let us tailor you a per.
One that will give
you a distinguished upmarunce among
well dressed men. 0111' workmen ore
mm
Notice
LET THE
‘ House
any (10913111111011. 30 t0 the
A. Mltoholl. Phono (4-11.
old folnt comfort. Nay-folk
' mood, mil-mm And Joe ’
Norwalk Furniture
furnish you tor your home with A
highly poliahod Dining-room Suit odd,
:1. Parlor hull or the latent donlgn. and ,
n Stove that will sure your cool bill
and that. will bake out all times, and
{or your odd pieces of Furnituro oi
NORWALK FURNITURE HOUSE!
M10 Wall at” Norwalk Conn.
laucmltm to F. A. Mitchell)
All our uphololorln-g and rewiring In
done by it l‘lntaclu‘u Flo/och cabinet
maker 11ml poilshor, formerly with 11‘. '
During July and
Auéust. our store
will close on‘Sat-
7 Ways" at l p. m.
The Gotham Co. '~
E. E. DURHAM.
Ill. W. YOUNGB.
Prom. .
10 Pint 31., E. Norwalk
' Telephone Your Five Two
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‘ TEL. 721.
HOUQIWIVII
Rood About
emu ALUMINUM WARE.
mu Aluminum Cooking Utah»
it: on mmlmoul- 01mm mild-
it ill on «annulled not tint ,
wwwm..ww..n
VoryuiBool Creamery Butt‘or, 1h. .,
till-ho. Whole Grain Rioe .'
an...-nuu.uu
.......... ..._,.,...-.un‘s'
.uuu-l.g-vuc-upevtv
18.1115. Fine Granulated Sugar .‘. ..........
Monogram Rye Whiskey, :hottle ........................ .
New York State Eggs, dozen
Illvv‘lolvlloilnob
....->..
. Fine California Claret. gallon jug ....................... ....
Bartletttor Grown Gin. largo bottle .........
. ‘ Old Port, Sherry, Muscutel or Tokay Wine. bottle ....... ’
A. F Bookmann 81.00
t 83 & 35 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH honwhnlt
Phone 440
‘ “Logs—w. .. A
Fall Hats
Are now ready. Try one oi? our Special flats at $2.00.
MADE TO MEASURE SUITS—413, $15, $17, $18, $20 up. We gun
antee them tofit perfectly or you needn’t take the suit.
CAVANAGH 81 ROSE
TOGGERY SHOP
0
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.... --~---.,.._.....A..._.. “M.
2 South Main Street .. South Norwa ‘
FINAL MAP OF
Rock Rldge'
(Formerly Board’s Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice
Many will write for these maps but the one who gets first choice w! ,
Telephone 760 South Norwalk
M. D. RANDALL
$5. 50 per Ton
Harris & Gans Compan
60 WATER 917
® THAM f
OCULIBTS AND OPTIGIAN
O"
0.0- . .
CNEALLY n . .
:3: BRACKEN THE aAslo UPON wmcll
School Days are, it..zil.nt.r.§2.hhli.t..
coming
Scientific instrument: for
: and We invite your attention, '
J in; tho eyes and our own
. inc Plant tor grinding in
to the largest and molt pony ‘ '
, plots lluo oi .
1911,!“ your eyes lined .
‘ You get RELIABLE on
it we looko- them. .
, 87 Atlantic 8711:“. Mumford, 013
. Emu tubal! til your: .
. open Extortion Blvonuq
Norwalk Chronicler