11111111111111
'2 “3'! common in and around this
,1 “7. Would it not be well to call
1 1 on the, ‘pbone and protect your
, and valuables against this dun-
l‘lurginry policy
on. Telephone 1230.
Wilmington Street,
South Norwatk. Court.
All kinds of insurance.
Public Stenographer.
hill
in the bowels or a sick stomach:
i’oiroltOus constipated matter, gases
and bile generated in the bowels, i11-
oi‘ being carried out of the sys
11 reabsorbed into the blood.
stead
l'cm.
Witch this poison reaches the deli-
cntc brain tissue. it causes congestion
and that dull, sickening headache.
(laucnrets remove the cause by stim-
ulating the liver, tanking the bile and 1
poison more 011
constipation and
Ewe...“ _
_ [30011111101 Norwalk is spending
[the day in Hartlord on business.
‘ «ii
milslde school opened fort the spring
rai today.
kflpeciul for today and 'l“l1uls.i:: v i".111
3.9011 card pluycls. Redd lotiu) s ltii.
denies Donnelly.
The Norwaik Fire companies hold
their regular meetings and routine
"lglisiness was transacted.
a
The Norwnlk lire (outpnnies went
out last evening. before the meetingK
~10? the first wash of the season
iRichard M lloutou,l‘orcn1nu oi"il111
fightinel 3 composing 1',oom who is ill
nit his home, is 111110111111 as not so
.Wtwell today.
.' I). '
‘Washingtton Chapter. 30.21, R. A.
Mu will hold .1 stated 10111011111011 this
9venlng and the Past Master‘s degree
:fw‘lli be conferred.
m
WIMN. Column. Mrs. Swords and Mrs
1 , 'an0rtz are the delegate; to the Con
' “Natal Congress, “haltington from
-1 -,‘No‘1-'wu111 drama-“'11 A. n
‘9.’ Mrs. 'Mary Scantello, of Chapel
{:3 .fitraet; Not-walk, wee admitted to the
1'1 Norwaik 'Hospital,y.este1day alien
Wt- .fim for medical treatn‘mht.
Miles Emma ll. Smith, of Springfield.
' Mass. is visiting ‘ilr. and Mrs. ll. M.
Benton, 0i Hillside st1'oct,an1l is con
dined to her bed with illncss.
u
1111) to April ist $6,600 had been 1111-:
,pouited'in the Christmas Savings (‘lub
1’ st'the South Norwalk Trust Company.
'“his shows the popularity of iht1 club
' lit-town.
{Percy Slngewnld. of East \‘oru'nlk,
M010 was recently taken to a New
1' weeks.
1th new boats 01 11111 Novwalh po-
lice 'force uctri into effect vestclday'
morning. They are as follows :'lh,11111
“Silk, 9 11.-111.. traffic duty; ()i‘ilwr
P113916 111. 111.; Officer (‘lnue "p. 111..
‘.er Dorncv. S p. 111., and ()ilic’et
may, 11:30 11. m.
The Nutmeg (‘lub, of Norwnllt. hold
regular meeting 11th cvcnlnu null
70ml). They were it‘nrl .llosl1i11a,:
Frank llrazil and l~"1d1,11lrit i.yot1s.11ii:
’ Norwnlk. The final 111'1'11111111111111‘1111'
tor-“111111 dance were made
Mn 11‘. McMahon. (.‘hriuiinn riwativ.
will. Holly ll. Simpson, appointed tli
,Dday night‘s ctillllt‘il llit‘ililiig 11s
:oholdern 1111 the Went avenue l:i,\'-
Woi'k blurted. The committee was
bit?! with several oi the property ow111
wading with their duiicn nicely
u..-.................. a... .. .
ING HOME.
fit; their new friendu is demoustmt
‘ Chronicle":
one of Mr. 111111.111”, ii. (i.
few Weeks stay and fro
'onths. 1m. dehumt
doctor and treated for hip tron-3
, will be confined to his bed furl
roe new members wete elected into
, wasted no time in putting their
1". yesterday afternoon and 11111 pro
AND MRS, H. C. COBURN COM-
Willa and Mrs. it C. (‘.ohura, of
Philippine Islands, are popular
be following taken from "The
is to lose a popular couple in
_ ,wlio leavo this city to catch
it of March steamer overseas.
are on their way to it 111111111
there
'.‘.p'the States and Europe. Mrs.
1111111111111 111 year in the 011]
but Mr. Count-n will return
he pres~
an chief of the illawadan ea-
10' italici- diuretic, 1m 11111111
' ALSO 25 8: 50 C
lflEPllisfillTATiVEWILSliil
(Continued from first page.) i
i
|
:1'age bill, uhich with the hill for the
election oi county connnissioners bv
the. people was the order 01 the day.
i, Scarceit 11 seat was empty, as
,ip'.'ut\ lenders hatt’rallled their 1111111
hers on hit, to the glent importance
11ltl111 conunlssioncrs' bill. Prior to
i, the roll call it looked 11". though 11.111111
i'iiopublhnn was in his seat. Those 1
members curly predicted the relation
111 the hill in (lisagt'cctncul with the
ifit‘llilii'.
5, Representative Wilson of Bridge
por,t presented a huge petition con
talning 18,211 names in hum of no
luau suffrage. b‘lom the galleries
iwere hung banners wading "Let th11
lvotela decide." and '25'0.1)00 working
i women of Connecticut want the vole.’
llepresentntbe Hall of Clinton ask-
31111 for leconsidcratlon 01’ 11111 bill clos-
iint; saloons 011 flood Friday. it was
rejected yesterday and rcconsidei .1tion
urns refused
i The bill providing for the election
Ioi county commissioners by the peo-
1pic was then taken up. Mr. Hyde. of
Manchester. moved that all debate be
limited to five minutes except by the
Republican and Democratic leaders
and chairman of the committee. Mr.
Thorns, Democratic leader said he
could say 'what he wanted to any inside
of five minutes, and Mr. Henley, the
Republican lender. said that three
1minulcs would suit him. =.\ir. Wilson
1said that the House could not be lit-
i‘ovmcd in five minutes and he pro.
tested against limitation of debate.
Mr. ll'lull. of New billiard, said he was
afraid the Bridgeport representative
‘ 0ver~1mti11mtcd the effect of the oratory
'on the House. The motion to limit the
debate was carried by an or erwhclm-‘
his: vote.
Mr. Wilson said in part:
This 111111111111», which has been un~
favorublv toported by the house C0lli-
mit'tec on constitutional alnondtnents.
ptoposes to eliminate the word mule
it‘rom the qualification for voters. and
this if accompllslml would admit
iwomtn to ballot upon the, some towns
and conditions as 11111111 are new ad-
ttllttcll.
, The chance requires a cottutitutlult—
iul n1111'111lm11nt. tutti the Constitution
can not. be amended except this 1110111
'111'1 1.11 111131110 110w by a majority of |
this house, and two years hence ili‘
i\\(lillilti8 0Lbolh bounce and then
by tho .1iil1'111ntive vote or a majority
01' tim malce oi (.‘onnectlcut voiing -‘
lupon it.
‘ 'l‘ltcl'cluro. Mr, Spcnkcr, the ques-
tioon bclovc 11:1 it not whether women
111' hot the people of Connecticut,
tho mule v11t11rs,.11l111il ho unublcti to
veto whether the ballot shall be con-
ferred upon women.
it will thorcioio i111. bosido 11111 quos
ttoa to discuss at length tho morits
of the contention that women should.
be admitted to the full franchise.
That is not for no to any. It is for
the men of Connecticut to any at the
ballot box.
9, For myself I am profoundly eon-
vinced that I’womon ought to‘have the
ballot. Nay, 1111111 convinced that they
will have the ballot sooner or labor,
and probably soon. I say to you that
in my opinion nothing is more 0611mm».
11111. that the democracies of the fu-
ture, in this country and abroad, will
I
both men and women. He in a poor
obiorver of contemporary events who
can reach any other conclusion.
The attention 11111.11. this 11011111 is
thén, 11111111111 this: Are we willintx
people or 1111111111111. that
sensitive
Casoareta.
1111511
1.11 lpe or sicken.
CAT HARTIC
l0 CENT Boxes-ANY onus srose
RK wnltszi'ou SLEEP
the and will be guilty of
party.
it. it
shall 111.1 admitted to the ballot upon '9
the 141111111 terms as 1111111, but whether
those pcopio who are reproeontod by . _
consist of all the people of voting age. 1
ADACH . illl
UR lllNSllPIil I] "ll
Sick headaches! Always truce them out of the bowels.
to lazy liver. delnye d, fermenting food most instantaneous.
one beta 11
Children
love them
they
ENT BOXES ‘
right to refuse to send this mattcr'inl‘fliion in this state.
0 the people.
i go further.
tonne shall refuse to submit
ion and of all nations.
l assert and shall attempt to show;
”my the people m: 1119 United Statog‘f‘iefll‘ and unmistakable mandate frotn
are everywhere. indicating that they
believe woman should vote.
1 assert and shall attempt to show
that the people of this state. a ma
jotily of the voting people, have is-
sued a mandate that they want 11'0-
mcu to vote.
1 assert and shall attempt to show
that one of the great parties in this
house. the
agreed as a party, that
ought to vote, and has promised as u
that it will do its best to se-
cure them tht1 ballot,
other parties have promised the same
promise.
But since you as representatives of
the people have no duty except to
know the will of the people and do
be entirely sufficient to
cause the rejection of this report if
it, is shown 'thnt there is a large and
general demand for the submission of
this question to the master, the sov-
ereign people.
Mr. Wilson pointed out that there
Democratic Party.
will
and Arizona, and that legislatures in
SCAR 18”
The effect is ai~
Ladies whose
organisms are especially
‘pr one to sick headaches, need not out
f1r, for they can be quickly cured by
tonight will
straighten you out by morning-11 10-
cent box will keep
stomach nwoct. iivci and bowels not;
aim and make you feel bright and
chmrlul for months.
Cnscarets toowthcy
taste good and never
your head clear ,
need
be-
has
the women
and that two
’.'
New York, Nevada; Tubman. New
Jersey, 11111111131111 and South leota.
have this your panned measures for
“submission to the people of equal suf-
frage amendments, pointing out that
more than a third or the people either
by adoption of an amendment or by
an attempt b0 initiate an amendment
have indicated their purpoflo to ad-
mit women to the ballot. Ho main-
tained that no intelligent man could
consider the course of this movement
during the last two or three years
and reach any other 0011011181011. but
that Women are to take their places
in this country as an integral part
of the “people" with a full share in
the duties that- uppertain to the fren—
chlse. it was merely a. question, he
said, whether the house would array
,ltsoli' against progress or with it.
01' the parties that sought the fa-
- vor of the people in the i912 election.
.1111 said, four.on'ered to the people
planks giving the ballot to women.
None of these parties alone received
a majority 01‘ the ballot, but the par-
,ties which promised the ballot to wo-
{men received together a very large
majority of the votes. The parties
: that offered the woman suffrage plank
, were the Democratic. Progressive, So.
loinlist and the Prohibitiouist. 'l‘ltc
~ Republican Party alone made no (ice
'19 the election, he said. of last
1 assert flint 11 11113 2 November, the Democratic Party 111111
this
q. testion the report of the committee l the Socialists 10,050, and the PrQllibi-
notwithstanding, that it will be guilty iiiOItiSis
01 gross contempt oi public demand. 1 had 68 1324. Those voting for the par-
tecnletttance ltiea that declared for woman suffrage, .
and disobedience to the plain come “0 said, here 120,884,11110 those vot-
1111111111; of 11101111011111 of this state, and king with the party that did not do
will as. well he nrraylnu itself against 01316 for woman suffrage, till. 324 niv
1111,. 111111111 11111111 tendcncy or this Na .1111: a majority favoring Browse or
74,561 votes, the Progressive; 3l.129,
2,068 while the Republicans
5...1‘140.Hc continued:
“'1 say to this house that it has 11
the people of this state to put this
amendment to its passage, that it is
ordered to submit the question to the
people
“Of all the parties that promised
these women the ballot, the Demo-
cratic Party is most humorously rep-
resented here. after the Republican
Party. The Democratic Party is my
party. and i am jealous of its good
name. i demand of it that it keep its
pledge to the people of Connecticut.
"1 say to the Democratic members
of this house. that they are'bound in
several ways to this amendment.
AWNINGS
ordered now will
save you.
25%
Let us explain.
Phone or write.
Upholsteriug 1111.:
Furniture Repair-
were nine equal suffrage states~—Wy- “‘31 “Mimi!”
outing. Colorado, ldaho, Utah. Washv Renovated. 8””
ington. California, Kansas. Oregon (overs Lillie to
Order.
Estimates cheer-
Steam Heatiagdt
Sheet Metal
Work
and Fittings.
Special Attention Given to
such as radiators, mud guards,
fans. ctc.
Also a full line of Pipe, Valves” .
fully given.
A. KOHN
' Phone 338-4. 45 North Main at.
y
mm...” w—M
David W. Raymond
UN DERTAKER
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING,
27 WASHlNGTON 81'.
Tab, office. 1009-3; house, 093.
Bathroom -
F ' t
1x urcs ,
Crystal and Opalito Shelves and Tow.
oi burn from ....... 891: to $1.98
Solid tlirnsn Nickci Plated fionp
Dishes. Tumbler lioidcrs, 'I‘ooth
‘Ilrunb Holders, old. at low prices.
Albert F. Gehebe
A Message to
Smokers
Never judge cigars by
their outward appearance.
dent as paint covers up do-
‘fecte, so does many otanrl
baooo. .
in making my well-known
“Supreme Court”
Cigars
para a. seed Connecticut
broad loaf wmpper. but not
9 for looks. it's there to.
1101.11 and PM“)? the 1,
~ about or Havana tobacco
1am
wrappers hide interior to- .
' into any claim K
Jim-Maven I. dime (or I. ,
25 WEST WASHINGTON 81'.
SOUTH NORWALK.
RED MEN'S NEW BUILDING.
Prompt Delivuy.
P111011- 397
mltli
11:21: ' ' . 1:
"'25: 24 North Main Street
, soulh'Nolle
~ DryCleaning 1
“specialty .
brunettes-Adamant.
1.111 111111 1111
When Your
little Child
cries at night tosses rest-
lessly and matters in its
sleep.1e constipated fretiul and
feverish, or has symptoms of
worms, you feel worried dud
have your night' a rest disturbed
by the little one's crying, or
anxiety.
Many thousands of mothers
rel at such times upon a tried
11111 trusted remedy always kept
in the house,
Mother Gray’s Sweet
Powders in children,
lined by mothers for 2231mm. These
powders cicnuec the stomach. act on
the l iycr and give healthful sleep by
regulation the child' 5 system. Easy
to give and pit meant
for the child to lake.
It 11 p p y mothers in
every community are
using them with spicu-
did results.
Mother. if your child
has the s 'mptoms hm
describe you should
try these powders.
’1er Mark.
\our drumst has Don'tacespt
them. 25:. a box any substitute
Be sure you askfor,
and obtain,
FOR CHILDREN.
perhaps because of your own
Motion uny’s 811ml Powders
_ ' 0
Everything
for the Ladies in Evening Wear for
the Eiks’ Ball on Friday Evening.
Gloves, Hosiery, Veiling. Scarls, Jewelry. etc, at the
South Norwaik Dry Goods Company
- 28 311 111111 32 some 111.1111 smear
Renault (fooling Word-Leonard
System.
Hayfield Electric Lights
Carburetor. and Starter.
Long Stroke Silent Motor. 41 110;... Power.
TouringCa 1.1%:31585
C. E. BETTS ill? : Westport
the people to favor it.
by the initiative and referendum p
to favor it.
“There are those. here who
claim that the Democratic plank
piece of mockery,
ccit. There are gentlemen who
mind upon this question.
here says ‘l’es,' I will agree to a
a later date‘ and in that Domoc
between my vow of that pledge
his vow.
the paper on which it is written,
accepted as pretence and 81mm,
“For my part i am a Democrat
shall vote to support my platform
journey to the people.
lcctive contract.
to the people's will.
"if that
the price.
oosevoit and Johnson. Hunter
of the crime of betrayal, and we
commend these facts
the acceptance
of tin1 report
lion.
WALL fi'i‘iil'llc'i', 10:10 11.
Trading was active at the opcni
the stock market today and
changes wore irregular.
inlet-borough iii'dn IBect Sugar,
go Great Eastern and General
trio. 1
most of the tint sold substantial]
and .Cltnaapoaito and Ohio gave
' i and Canadian d’aciiic 2 points.
BOBTON MAN suns.
fiatmnnry process papers have
in North 'I‘uyior avenue.
in connection 11111.11 the mo.
W. mammoth:
"They are under 11 11171111111721 from
”They are pledged in their platform
an unthinkable de-
clalm that tht1 Deumcratic convention
spoke with two tongues and a double
"1 say, ‘.\'o.' and if any Democrat
the meaning of that. platform pledge.
before the people of Connecticut at
own town and before his own consti-
tuents if need be, and they shall judge
"We have pledged this plank while
we sought power, and having power,
cannot in honor repudiate our pledge.
"If this pledge of votes for women
can be repudiated by the Democrats
in thishouse. then no pledge can be
made by any party that it is worth
all party pledges must hereafter be
more traps with which to catch votes.
prefers party honor to party perildy.
I shall vote to obey the people.
that part of it which promises votes
to women and that part of it which
commits Democrats to the decision
of the voters by the referendum,
"'l demand of this houss1 and special-
ly of the Democrats of this house the
passage of the amendment upon its
“i assert the solemnity of the Col.
1 demand obedience ‘
obedience be deferred I
promise you that later we shall pay
Into this state will come
rger. Dr. Show and the orniors oi’
the women. and they will accuse us
be ashamed and without defense.
to thoughtful
men of this body. it shall vote against
azalnnt the rejection of the rcsohr
liliili Ill Wllililliil
Union Pacific
anti 'Stcol were heavy. (Mine of about
a point were made by Lohigh Valley.
111mb.»
WM 1.1 STREET. ii a 1n -'l‘ho on
eating uncertainty was 1.1111121111111111 by
a general decline in prices, in which
low yesterday‘s clone. Union Pacific
served on Cieto 'Soiandoni. of South
Norwaik; in a cult. ibmught by Christ».
11111111 11111111111011, of Boston, through At»
tomoy John J. Canoe, his counsel. for
the recovery of premises 111111 buildings
The pwpe’ro“
are returnable before Justice Daniel
' ' Dunlap labia office on April 9th.
stable 18. (1. ireinnd served the papers
, , contained 'r'o MNlTORIUM.
‘ Misti Isobel Pabner. drummer at
111111 1111111. 1111111 11111111111111.1111 11111111111
tank
may
is a
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. 4|.
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in popularity as s schemata for lath and
plaster and wall-paper. It to conceptiblo of an infinite variety
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits or a
wide scope for individual pmferment and note. We are soul!
and keep a large supply on hand.
may
rgue
rat's
and
and
and
till
1\ “1111mm. LAN \
who
"u w .. -..-._...-.. ..........._,____5
Now and here—not then and there—lies your
opportunity. The Ford product has been multiplied
by two-and-a'hslf—tbut the demand has been multi-
plied by four. 11f you want one for spring service
you must get it now. Dont delay: 8. L. Benedict.
Agent. 98 South Main Street.
'I
both
0
M E N f S .
pang Suds
Suits with snap and ginger.
Va'ue in every buttonhole.
seam and piece—«style that.
makes friends ~ service that
keeps them. A good mer-
chandise. isn’t it -- that
aims at all these?
and
shall
i
and
m .w
115 of
price
T hat’s what our Men’s
Suits have been doing for
11.111111111111011, and we in-
vite you to inspect them.
$10.00
to.$22.50
Open ‘an Account
Elem
y be
way
ibooa
(ion-
11, .
Mi‘.
Norwalk Chronicler