1\
Firstdtllaas WATCHES
.3.JEWEL\RY. OPTICAL GOODS 10 per . ‘
cent. cheaper than anywhere else. '
. 168 WASHINGTON STREET..
Keeier
CLOCKS, .
SOUTH. NOBWALK
Building. omen;
Thain-e. -
Tit'it’is'lnuk itwili pay you to send
Imus! or telephone“). to Woo. Et-
gtrom; 3‘ Rowan St, East Nor-walk, ‘who
' ‘ tile-paying lo a lb. for race and belt
fpr‘loee tor auto tires, metals. rubbers.
magazines. newspapers and iron.
Feather beds and old automobiles a
' llpuiiinlty.
Our Mcn’ s “James Means" at
$3. 00 and Craviiord Shoes "at $3 so
and $4.09 are better than ever. ' >1
MAX LEVY
.145 WaihlliitionSt” S. Norwalk; “
"Dainty Drawn Work Dress Pat~
terns, striped in gel: colors, and.
IxInijhItO‘ With colored stripe. .
complete patterns .. $5 and W;
:y “ The new and popular ratines in,
All the
Leadin
DOMESTIC
DRESS
LINENS
flamie Linens? all colors, 47
" - inches wide, per yard .... 590‘
. White-Linens. all‘ grades. per
yard 290, 39c,a50c, 75o
all, the latest shades; per yard.
‘ $1.00". so
i'Linen Ratlnes. per yard 81.25
Natural French Linens. ideal tor
suite and auto costayard, $1.50
. for.
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Reputation
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‘ 'P'P'P'P'I'
es’Tailors
Are ataxia;
$22 iii
‘ loomplete, with Skin-
OFF BROS.
I'M NOTH MAIN $7.,
Hermetic. Tel. 8524.1
4*:3'4‘4'4'
‘ strewn! ' is sea
an oriental" he “Id, "
' . tire paper.
‘ The Beers Meat &
Provrswn Co.
our--
22 West Washington St. South
‘ Norwalk
:34 15 Main Street. . Norwalk
Phone at Beth Stores
Special
' ’ Fopr This Weelt‘.
Men's Tan Calf. 'Hi Toe Blue.
Goodyear Welt,
$2.50
KEELER’S
SHOE SOT ORE.
OPPOSITE HOYTV’B THEATRE.
“W“— ._..—
Annual
Spring Opening
and EaSter
Showmg
The Holmes MillineI‘y
Beginning Hamil 19th, 1918?
Atoll line or Trimmed‘and [intrusi-
med Hats; also all the latest Novel
lies in Miliinory.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Highest in Quality. Lowest in Price
Phone 405 I Monroe ‘It.
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To , 7 ,
Ennmoratw
the Merits
oi
The ;
Sentinel.
lie Censuses
nary-w
Judge for
I . Yourself
; consisted of the report from the hear—
ing in Hartford of the Suitragisia and
IRIWIH II IIIIIAII
MIIILIIII IIISIIIBIII
Hampers oi the Iiorwaik Equal
Franchise League Iisien to
Reports and Addresses
in spite of a very small audience
last evening. a most interestingland
inspiring meeting of the Norwalk
Equal Franchise League Was held at
the Norwailo Library. The program
the Anti-Surlraglets before the legie~
lature, given ‘by Mrs. F. 8. Lyon.
president oi’the League; the reports
‘ oi the Suffrage pnrnrlopin Washington
given by Mrs. Walter Harvey Weed,
and an address by E. L. Richards, 01'
Cannon Station, upon “Character in
Government."
Mrs. Lyon told of arriving at Sui
froze headquarters at 24 Ford street
Hartiord, She and Mrs. Coburn repre~
senting the Norwslk League cit-he
continued? hospitality shown by the
Harttord women, of the wallow—hard!
to he called a “Parode"-—to the cap-
:Ib tol and of one splendid speeches made
by the Suitraslsts the first day. the
onlierguments the next day with the
Suffrage rebuttal by MisaPlorson ior
which she was allowed but live into-
noes. There were 51 banner: with
the names at the 51 leagues in Con-
neotlout and attention was called to
this significant niece—two years axe
the “uremia recorded but eleven
hundred members. today they now
her fifteen thousand. .Mra. Lyon re
ported that Mr. Henry Mathias looked
out for the welfare of his women con.
stituents both days and any that they
were seated, the banner showing their
whereabouts
"‘ maniieited
Mrs. Weed had many niiwmreher
pictures undo tine collection oi portals
to illustrate her tellr. She reported
so in the Connecticut section in
Washington among them two younx
women who did not give their name:
and who the Namath lacuna inexn
her: art anxious to .identiiy Theta
the ..arotessiori’s, trades and oblieees
were represented. Anton: other inst-
tero noted use that Mr. Bowermnn,
librarian or the 0srnhxio,LihrerV.
asked permission to clone-tho library
so most of his tome wanted to he ‘
the parade. lire. Weed and hire.
Know. of New “denim. carried the
Genneotlout henna? designating; hire.
ileionmhompson and used" in'liew
. York." Five hundred inaugural watch
ed " the parade. ' and notwithstanding
the disturhadoe created by 'thnshs
police the crowd as it whole our
overwhelmingly irisndiy. rm were
eighteen senators and thirty-slit eon
rails roost inane loony Blond who
i
were many otherflonnectieut women
marching in different sections In ell ‘
it“ ”in iii 0’4““ W ““9 WI“ ‘3‘“ street also in on home that ovaries. ‘
mum-n in the motivation. ’l‘he oili- ;
holiness and uni-air treatmnt thin no ,7
been for better government. It has
been a constant strnkxle tor had sov-
eniment'ihrsedn dissemination. and
thonovemtnents or history; as well as
the governments of the present, have
had their and features.
Sometimes reform has advanced
along the Moody road of revolution;
sometimes along the quieter ways 0!
evolution, but it has steadily advanceo.
InliEngiand suffrage may be revolu
lion; in this country it may he evolu-
tion. but which ever it is; liom con-
\lnced that it means for progress
along the line of cleaner and more
efficient political rile. '
I do not believe that themujoriti
oi the women seeking autirage are
seeking it for selfish reasons. i be
Have they see great need and are seek-
ing to serve
Getting Our Eyes on the Goal
In seeking to work for progress in
the realm or government it is essen-
tial that we have a clear Conception
of what we are really alter. Many of
us have failed to realise that the goal
of our desires is a moral goal. Good
government is a moral ideal The
ideals of the founders at our republic
Were meral ideals. Emerson says that
morality is the object of government.
The settlement that we are etching to-
day of various governm \tai quee-
tlons is a moral settleme We res
line that no question is settled until
it is settled right.
. ‘ Analyzing the Elements.
There are three elements entering
into the production ol"*;ovarnment.
They, are conetituoncl'. standard and
method. The moral character at cov-
ernmont depends on the moral charm
ter 0! these elements. The Quality or
character is manifested in both purity
and efficiency. The failures of the
past it preterit are due to immoral-
ity and inefficiency. «lilo has been
in politicsI dishonesty.
caries-neon and failure. ‘
The Necessary Procedure.
The three great primal necensltieoy
in‘xottinx batter government are to
unite in one great political tom the
heat men and women oi the nation: to
Whine up stander-doe at political purity
and reiorm.‘and to one high eitioieney
political mangoes We must divide
our citizenship along the lines oi moro
sis rather than money
IIIIIIi ill! WIIIIIIIII
.. MN. Anne Ii Manama".
Anna it. wile of wmuim n cos»
well. in, died yesterday. The funeral
services will take plains tomorrow at
it o‘eiooir from the turnout parlors or
Rel/lilo“ Sill! flan ‘
hesitate“ b. Conley.
mom I). Cooley. ot Menard
The title
will in
ponies; over the serum
. in wilder slimline am his
in or. one: in the some
at I rum and new
sprout Gross
REGULAR $125
PER GALLON
plies. Painting and Paper Housing
40 Water St.
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Pudding
{me a chanch to prove that I not \ nly
fzive the hithest price for
BAGS, PAPER.
METALS.
true.
G. YOURDISKY
or my Atropine. ~ ”
, retention. m.
AWNINGS
ordered . now will
have :you
Let us explain.
Phone or write.
in a,
Renovated.
I'll“)? ‘IYGI.
Phone M
The well-
informed
Man is
the Mali
1 Who is
Paint 85 dis
We sell a double roll of Wall Paper :- I
from he up. Full line or Paintero' Sup- 2, ,
A.COHEN
“1.342413
The Proof of the
Don't take my word {org it. but give -
aueaaa AND
but that my weights are honest and
25%
‘ Uphelsterinl and 712'
Furniture Rentin- 3;,
Mattresses
sup III
. Estimates cheer-‘8 3:7-
dil North Main St. I?
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H. Kr1eger&Co
~v'l‘he Leadi-ig-Ouiiiiting Store in The Norwalks I
West WaShington Street
South Nemnik. 2. TI
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Whether you come to us before going elsewhere or
after you have Iooked somewhere else. COME ANY
HOW See what we are showing. r“ "
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If our prices do not suit you we don’t expect you to
huy. Him from no Ior null if you prefer. til you haven’t
‘got the ready sash buy from no just the name.
No extra charge for this privilege.
H Krieger & Co.
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no’ 8 on lengths.
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d anthem White (Z‘hsinols $5.75
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