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that resolution» prevailed last niabt.
Must. Norwalkx would have tole‘lt’tbe
mpau, when methods growing: also
the nonstructlbniiorituo bridge 'wiu
mean abount for East Norwalk and
theynro for it to a man.‘ 'ijhey will
get it but theyca‘n. make up 1 their
mlnds’rthut‘ ‘ it tiieytdo it our. to
through their own efforts; aided and
abetted by. the other parts at the town.

 

J MES GOLDEN.
Emma L. Golden, ad'rninistratrix
estate of ames' Gblden. de-

ceased, Pub labor. ’
THURSDAY1 'ABRILa. 1913 generally do not favor the brand oi’
‘ politics exploited by thecopgentlemcn
vvlio fathered iustnlghtfa alfalr. The
city is uniforlunate,»liow'ever, in that
it is afflicted with such men. As long
'111‘ they remain in pdwer. Just
long will rotton1~politicshnd practices
overall. Lotus alone, Norwallc, and
we will letiyou mat in peace and opiat-

socm'rv NOTIoEs‘ W ‘
msoutc DIRECTORY. « mm" 1 - r. . 1, 1
Wat—m‘
s-UFfiflAGEL'J Bl LL. 1,
The Houserol Representatives put
its foot in ittyesterday when it accept

 

 

 

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TOMORROW
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Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street, ist‘and 3d Tuesday of
each month—July and August ex-
cepted—mt 8 o'clock. All Master
Masons cordially invited. D. Burr
Beach, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox,
Sec.

Butler Chapter, No. 38. .R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street, 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
each month-July and August ex-

on the woman’s suffrage bill and re-
jected the bill. This measure ‘was de-
signedto place the woman's Suffrage
movementsquareiy before the people

val or disapproval and in denying the

 

excepting Nerwalh. Nerwnlk‘peopie _

so ,
Missionary» Items in charge oi: Misfit.

edlthe unfavorable committee report

of the commonwealth for their approl

copied—at 8'o'cioch. an nova] Aron:
Masons cordially invited. Hickson'
W. Cole, H. P. Robert“ M; Wilcox,
Sec. ‘

 

IDUTH NORWALK BOA
VTRADE
President—Nehemiah Cannes.

Vlero-ldentmcharlep J. Pidgeon.
Bursary-Frank w. Hadley.
Trauma—Matthew Corbett,

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PHONE CALLS

electors of the state the right to sol
Hump the movement with. their np-i
proval or disapproval, the house took
an arbitrary and undemocratic stand!

it. is not a qucsulOn us to whether
the legislature is in favor of or op—i
posed to \vomnn's suffrage. The
frnnlerh of the bill were willing that

the electors ot' the mute should puss
upon the issue. The ImnSe bad no
right to reject such in bill and me

censure which is tilt-it"s is merited,

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Ural L0! Davie». Minimum
“we've and Interesting. 1
Addressed Phlllpptm~

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Yesterday Mtornoon, the. Women's

Associatlouwmet in thetfiouthw Norwallt

Congregational church: parlors.

The program“ was. awfoilomgs:
Addresn~'i\he Philipplnov.
Mrs; Leomvis.
Poem—4mm acorn of Job,

Miss Margot-$1113. Weed.-

Mary A. Day, glvenwby Mae '1‘. iii
. North, Mrs. E. at]. Smith“. Miss Flori
1 encerBenedlct; Mrs. G. 81: Kendall}
Mrs. E; ii.‘i.ano. and Miss-vole:
Cipro. ‘ . 1 ’ ~.
These items brought the latest :neu's
from the mission fields of (lino-a1 Adri-
cu. theBalken Stateo‘and'l‘nehv. ,,
Mrs. liavis'>.tailt1 on. “Tim Philip‘
pines" was intenoely interesting? 1 l
The. severe examination and inspec-
tion of a-trtweierln sell and baggage
on enteringxManila; the beauty obthe
jtown. its streets and outlying roade,
mud its round» progress 'in means of

 

transportation during the last ten
-;yoars were spoken of. j
All denominations, except the (ion-

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1 1. by Mr. «Laminate, the eminent bridge
authority 1 retained by, thencomsstme :

.1 reliable contractors in this countryi
was the host, though not the-love“,

.3: for a contract fer the construction of
the bridge, at perhaps $803)” lower
cost than the present'engineor's esti-

 

gregatlonal. have missions in Manila.
-’ idilingwooti is the Presbyterian.

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school for girls. and hero also lndus-l
trial training and Bible instruction

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are given. in Manila are hoapitn’ia and.

rll Y. M. C. A. At Dinnugulte is the

Silliiuan school for boys. where 111.?
dnelriul training is include in thci
course of study. i

'l‘hroughont the Philippines that
church is culled the Church of Chris“
no vtienolnlnational name being given. ;

The Congregational missions are at?

alfiafiofldildflififi ‘
lainco the impression seems to be

' created by the committeevrthatvsomo
surprise is ,tlalt. new i add: without ‘ott ,.

fence or vdnltypihatj Iiorlgln‘at‘ed ’ the“
plan ill! Which. live bide for the com:
structlou of the bridge were received-,1l
when most. people thought nonemouid:
be received; thatrthpmr them mm-
pronounced-‘2» eligiblew‘andt astiniaetory's

that one bid, that of iiiolbroolt. Cabot-
& Rollins—the most experiencedwnd

and with minor changes was the basis

mate of the present bridgenmd lower
than the tpibaént bids lust opened. the
failure to accept which I had thematic:
of adrislnrthe ‘ committee, would icons
the town many’ thousands of dollars.
it ‘1 turnsoutz‘hd - . t N
i drew the bills for the Legislature.
burnot until alter; the: lesiolotunenwaa
in oesoihnxaiili hitd- fixed a time when
no. new; --bllip’7115n9pid'ba received. Ai-
thouzh,.,undeit,ypurdirection, Lhad an
pointed" a 'lli‘e‘giaiative committee to
human that bill, they. never held a,
meeting. and never touched pen’ to1 pa:
per; ..
Animal all opposition, and, i‘ be-
lieve. again”. the: unanimous opinion
of thebridgmcommittee. i adhmd‘to
the $59,000 state appropriation; the

grant of. the park and all the state's '

interest thereiniotheftown, and ob-
tained the layout of the} bridge another.
park by the Legislature ltaclfnnn' un-
precedented thing. witlroutuwhich the
large litigationa already on would have
totalled ”0,000 more than they do.

i do-nothientlon other important
items. but ought to say that no part of
the bill covers any conversationawith
members 13; the committee, nor any
town meeting work. nor any resolu-
tions drawn, downy public discussion,

' Czift' N01 wnill Protectin- Lenuuu

There is one thing that enters into

 

92-2-—News Department .
gag—Business Department Hills movement- for univvrsal suffrage
I388 —-—Branch Office, Norwaik. :in this state lhul bus won to the cause
I90" --Editor‘s Residence .
foggy-City Editor’s Residence

f thousands of supporters nud sympathi-
. ,‘
izérs. 'l‘liut is llie‘r‘bul'acter of cum-

 

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gpuign conducted by the women illenr
ANOTHER BREAK_ iaelvea.

in it resolution which nobody daredf All through if has been (imputed

to submit to u town meeting who Silllil orderly. 'l‘h‘» nrguuienth present

know tvbul its contents consisted of, 5"” how been feasible nnd practicable

Insttnnd one cannot help but being im-

night tried to hold up further pron: prvescd by the fact that the work

1 runs on the building ol‘ the new Wush. Hump is the product of sumo m1 “1,.
iugtmt street bridge. oulenslbli'. lull“ ghoul. brahismmony. the women oi" the

litter April ltlth, When the matter of :siutt- of Connecticut
illotown division will ('(llllc bu‘m'o tho
lh'allijlllilli'i‘.

The rcprosenintlves from The Nor-
\v'nlltlelt-nry Mantels und Hurry
’l‘o umnnunl on up uciion ot‘ thisjllldormvoted against tlu- rejection or
lind wore useless, except for the him i the bill. in so doing, they noted in or-

men will go in gain their ends.
The resolution submitted was couch. in the referendum rate policy.

at in language so nwkward and so; Representative Lynn w. Wilson’u

poorly lhouhhtout that nitrr it hadfspceoh lit-lore the house hus‘aitrnctru

been i‘mtil. t-vepjls shipment lacked wide niieniioo. The speaker applet? .
tut- vournuv to lure dorm. tho sttwmsplpiniy to his own colicngues us well)“ us another of “'9 rare “mm”?

of protest uiilt‘li it gave riselo. Air.
Malone, who ailinmtd tilt! Ila With me
hoot, denied nil knowledge: of it be.
turn [be illtt‘iiiig“ except to any that
it Wilt: bonded to him while he was
Ilfll‘tt‘llliiilfi lilo emits. leading to tile

izull. As :1 mutter of lent the iuert- ‘
it”; of the iunmuiw Leeann at which
He untolullon min adopted wan
tended it)

as to the representatives or the other
parties. The vote tentedrtbo alumina

and that test found the pnrty inching.
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MR: 85VMOUR‘ HIINNID.

.aixoed no tnoderetw or the bridge
M” itowur‘incoiini't audible revaluation who
“”3"“ "lim’l‘l'm- ‘W "1‘ g mutually ncreptod. The Hon. Mr. Soy

whom i‘b'i'llht‘ll to burr anything to do luour allowed gooticominon house in
with it. Wiper il‘ content the phonon»

lotion nl' lip» rvnolulinn not one of
the rtmtniulun ten Would lure ilui‘
ibinu to do with it. it when tor
Mr. Malone to do the dirty work opp:
iolttpinio‘d.

lion of ‘11 bill for 35.0061 to the town
to: mohmsiouslnorvlces phenol prov.
lid popular.

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iconutltunutu, who nre tlrni belicvers‘

borne democratic. luriy'a pluti’orm1

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lion John :5. Seymour lam night. rc-V

llavuo, where are Dr. and Mrs. Black
and Mrs. Libbey. ol’ the American
lionrd of Missions.

Here are churches, schools, a hospi-
tal. 11 large kindergarten, with small
kindergartons in the outlying planta-
tions. Two steam launches are used
by these missionaries in going from
island to ishtud. 'i‘bree native moon,
.Negritos. Malay and Indonesian, with
different clinruoleriatit‘s. pro to be
yi‘onud in the Philippines.

To the American Board or Missions
;lu New York “has come no uppeai from
‘llle natives alpine northwestern until
northeastern parts of this group» that
‘misslonnries, 611 teachers, be sent

there. Truly there is much to he done
'in this recently acquired possession of
the United Slates.
This report given but u feu- ol the
wonderful things mentioned in Mrs.

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inor public writings. nor citizenrwork
of any kind, whatsoever. extensive as
- these have been. and, although i drew
Imower-v basic resolutions. passed un-
{lil recently by these meetings. and
1 even the “Original petition for this
. planting.
, i may add, with some satisfaction.
‘tbnt in all this unimportant mutterg
levery plan was achieved, every case
; won. and the town has bud the lull ben~
‘ eflt‘of this strictly professional work.
1 The basic legal work in a thing oi
this longitude in enacting and dim.
cult: and IMruthlhicotte, the expert re»
mined by the committee, advised it
more than two years ago, that 822.000.
or ten per cont-of the cost, should be
set aside for legal expense and the
1 like.“ . 1' »

i venture to believe that the Town-
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A Wonderful: Offeringr'oil'l’huee Lots“ ‘ ‘

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touW‘OMENAND MISSES

Tailored and Fancy Models
“ The Newest and Best '
7 1 of the» Season

:ll'heae are without doubt thematent: earlyueaaon offerings presented '
'1 5 tinny garment store. They are who that ordinarily earlobe duplicated at
ticaeiprieesonly at the close or the season.
Perfect in style, material and workmanship and offering a range of
choice and sine great enough to supply all. _
Do not hall to {toe thesefiplendldi’ valueswsnch. as these are of rare .oc-
currence. The prices are '

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these are lined throughout wit

.tll‘smart. new designs. plain tailgeddor. fanny, of plain-color or novelty materials, ”many oi
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We include many Highpriced

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special price is limited make.

 

Imported French Ratines, Special Value at. 98c
it is thenGWest Weave and the most desirable weight. ranging in nli the most wanzed colors,

such as iieiio. Nell liosc, Apricot. White, Tan, Light and Copenhagen illues.
The popularity of Katine iifl a Dress r‘u-bric slid the (not that the quality oilcred at this very

early selection advisable.

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resolution in

ould not prevail, stating

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pose of showing to whet extent 80an :oordunco‘wiib lilo wishes of their interruption and charmingly delivered; on one ‘ .on I ‘ ' '

So vividly were peoplepertraycduni
,pincos. menus or trnnsimrtutloin. 'dee

_ undertaking, done fonoothing. l
i it is dintutetui to claim credit. and

thought that it was unjust to them
mflO’TM‘O‘Il‘NDUWIm, at this late

1 ; . but i r ~
:crihed that her bearers greuuyenioyed I do not want an) "ed“ and 0 day. to put obstacles in their way,

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_ thin novel way oi journeying. with her "up MW n ' mnmitliee to m ' m ‘1."th wouldeausodeiay “d litigation

111s guide, from inland to island.
1‘ This address will be long remember-

! (rents which pro not down in tile yenr‘fl
gunnuulu m” the Woman‘e Association.

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MIPPEE‘ IiiillIB Bill.

; (Continued from am me.)

i
iiessionai services, in the bridge am!
i

1 pork mutter. apart and totally distinct
lirom citizen work on the name outl-

so doing {or certainly his pvt-111mm zloot. i beg to refer to a few forgotten. Mil. but only ahmalier hum, “13311011"

2 indie:
i The Ferris estate obtained an

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int

i i in bad term, it must he sold that itwas

. statement would not have been made.
1 Perhaps their letter should not have
' been written, not their ouesided new
; moul publiehed‘f
i if the notion oi the committee secure
5 ut first sight unxmioua. technical. and
without notice.“ hearing. or mulch
1erntion. i would be well content to
gbave it loll to nitrous of the ten best
5 lawyers oi the retain. or to any of the
intending referee» of the state. or to
any lair arbitration, to say summarily.
on on hour'u lwnrlng of earl: side, with-
' out technicality. whether 1min. equit-
ably and honorably, the whole amount
is lastly due: and if the whole is not

 

lug should be awarded, ,
i do not like to mum this honor l

to the town. 1A5 the contracts had
hem married and it not impossible to
“carryougtho awovmons oi the rennin-
tion without litigation.

Oberlin; 'li‘. miworth tirade a motion
that the resolution be laid on the th-
blr .. .. motion was lost.

John 1F. McMahon voiced the sent»
menu or John J. Walsh and went a
little into the history or the bridge
matter. He upon. at the unsafe condi-
ilone of the presentomleturo and stat-
ed the: it would be unwise to porn the
resolution.

(infirm H. millionth 11min tool: the
floor and sinied‘thst the bridge coni-
milloo bud Mon d consistent and hard
working; committee. Their Molina!
were always open to the public, but the
luck or interest dimmed by cinemas.

5111111111011 1111111111 the town from doini we Ml» R "l om-vli’mmlmr R" dunmmmvm out! work. but
i‘uyuflnu. Wm 1,91de gm“ mm“... Nuflt‘lild sotlvttlooionn-no pm of this been. very mixed. lie dreamt that

,_ for the bout liitut‘enlrtil‘ the whole
1 town.

And yet lliolin pro the men who»
unuld have the Town of Nor‘mtiit he»
have litut they denim to connolltieto

Those are on» men who were
behind lhnt cousolldniirm movement.
m are the unit-unpainted sponhurh
pot a movement held onion a been and
helm to the Town of Meredith

EMILE“ ominous DONATION.
in response to n utiguonlion from

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‘ooaiuaa. tut thorium. end. i do not

or continuum mention. or lifting a Millwnrelmloml mill.» Mlh” it use minimum toot-lemme one
pump, The bridge cumming“, mm may be iltoun who would think it some elation to not” tine work,
log on n carefully devised plan for venom adventure in “it! 605%“ “I" ma:

Walsh again make very
Willamette-1

non. of the Fraternal order of tannins. (“mm ““qu («-4th mum" mt theta-curing lithium Or “I“ W1vammthmtlo ivor-

Norwulh Aerie,

No 683.111“ lllllitt too were about" to own in. The We ”would. ”Minnie” dun ml!- muk Wn~m1m~thu no

941 lilo for the benefited the flood sin- m at m. a“. W1m1 not new lusutoemioot audios activator M.M1MW‘WM minute.

term in the west. The contribution med'lor waist-amino omit We
has been telegraphed to hendqunrtflu lion; not sm'voii-pimm
uuduvvill be of material aid as apart"

with mention,

oi the total meow appropriation for contain minimum, 11;. “pm pm aluminum to dumbed immune.

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it is pleneihn in note that the who. 1
utlon presented on: not in any hence
__'ire the sentiment or either the our
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at the honour Martin he» smirgxmaza
The citizens or Roi-walk rerun. i
{0 mum“ ”m "wimp” am, my; mum. Milli. ”M, H. W, and Hm
me he listens to minis». film” “W.“ “m“ 1
tripe: morning. :1 copy or the melee titsdtmflmmmfi 3'
(unite oditoyboioundi MW'A ‘ .. '

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berm-lismonlmummnhtdhe tor at thelbridite mention. he mooted.
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much up torsierm~m»mo by John indentation and in mm in (also in; m Tm 9f Noreen, in m.
advances selected all eve-11mm WWMG tensor until a new chairman m ,
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the exception of the draw, $204,000. to
the contracting firm of Melina, liar-
ton Company, of New York city. See.
tlon two, for the draw, was awarded
to the tic-boner “Rolling Lift ’Brldse
Company, of Chicago. for 332,927. 8er
lion three, the contract for paving, to
Daniel 'i‘oomey. of South Norwalit. for
'3] ”tell.

These were the lowest bidders, while
every bid received woo-u clean-cut pm-
posal, from responsible flrmu, =pru~
pounced by our undue» to be no rout-
plete up our he hnd received in a long
experience.

These awarded contracts. totalling
$350,927. are new anthem the nor»
looting of the ourow bonds. for their
ontlslnciory periormmo. and their
signatures. The committee have pro
tooled the town from any charge»
which might otherwise poeeiizly he
ultimo in once «instructionluts should
succeed to 11mm tilt-oust: lent! now-

I too. lint We do not anticipate do.
law. The contractors for the bridge
cmtmfitlon ‘will bring wild repute-1
tions and lam experience, and will
We the wont their pemnni unborn
Mon. till or‘whldh will lie directed.

no time for discussion, but was pren—
ented and voted through inside of two
minutes. lHe felt thatit was 1.0018(9-
rious a matter for the league lonesome
responsibility at such short notice.

fFrederick Chandler was in favor or
not considering the resolution in any
way.

Charles 1‘. McGovern said that. the
league, in allow monument“ not:
govern the citizens or any meeting.

Mr. Church called the attention to
11 section in the reaolulion which tool:
away thomowor of the bridge commit.-
tee. thereby preventing them from de-
ing that which the resolution called
for. After it general (limousine, Mr.
Multlno assumed the responsibility at
withdrawing the resolution.

(in motion it was votedlo accept the
report oi the bridge committee.

tin motion or J. J. Walsh it who mt»
ed to «Moon: until 1A9?“ 23, 1918.

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uniting engineer before it is accepted KHMMM were slightly higher. on»
to the committee. ninth. melee. on only m= to me

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them mt). . do not commute William. lire. 111mm
his entire em otllio undies. n um tlvo mung by been disclosed tithe

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