THE FERRIS COALCO. This Will Help You to Save Money "cc of Coal .Reduce Blunt” special reduction in Wis-8 Murine. vi to g. Stove and Nut Coei‘cnmcmmofiem. 5 50 per ton delivered. Sureii you save much money. ea Coal $5.00 per ton de- ‘ - ’ Charles Brand Tl’rices are sure to be higher r in the year. ept orders at this rate exceptl forprolitpt delivery, during the nei'It few months. Repairing Done on Premises. We cannot 155 Washington St. South Nor-we One Flight Up. (Keeier Building) I Take advantage of this o'ppor-I WM Glass. . . .. .. 100 Bands Fitted . _ _ ' .. 10° .meetins will be held in the South Nor- . Main 3pm“ ____ . 60° 01 Campaigners walk Congregationalw Church, when , 0mm 50° Max Ehatman. of New'IYork, will 10 encourage the bllflllg 0f Eyeglass _ . 50c One more chance to hear the truth speak. Then Saturday the campaign- early. III the season we are Our man. magnet at all times is if you need anything in Jewel”. watches, Clocks and Optical Goods, i will sell -w:tehee. Jewelry and Optical Geode. weiation. , Front half after eleven until one Wo'clsck a meeting was held today at Klondike I’m. Wall street. Norwalkw l’iihe‘ miners and their guests IIIIIIIII iIIII IIIIIIIIIIlu .. lilies Keenan. oi Ioniloii, Tells of f ran. evening, in addition a. Miss Keenan's speech. the stereopticon leo- idilliancy~ldany Unable l0 Edi ture will be given and Miss Clara Hill into Hallwllleeiing to be Be- ‘is to speak at the Methodist Church “ in Springdais. peeled Tonight—Other Doings Tomorrow evening ‘the big mess ere will'go to Stamford for the last week or the campaign. ' l. V. EPWBBTII LEAGUE DISTRIBT lllllWEllTlllll The annual convention of the? New York District Epworth Leagues, of the New York East Conference. is tobe held in East Avenue Methodist Church tomorrow. A large delegation from the different leagues is expected. Ex- about‘tlie militant movement of the‘ English suffragettes is altered to you. The time is tonight. The place is the woman suffrage headquarters. 117 Washington street. The speaker is Miss Mary Keegen, of London. last night Miss Keogan talked for more than an hour on the militant movement to an audience which pack- ed the headquarters. Many men and women who wished to hear her could not get into the room. At the request tensivo preparations have been made of a number of those who were disap- for entertaining the visitors. This pointed, last night, Miss Pierson, or promises to he a very interesting and rector of the campaign. decided. this helpful gathering. The splendid pro- morning, that last night's program gram, which has been prepared; efforts should be repeated this evening. In feast of good things. There are 1 After last night's meeting a woman; to be merning. afternoon and evening said to Miss Keegan: "Whit. I never‘ sessions—tile morning session begin- lk. dually by placing your order with us now. now and save money. We also and Furniture Repairing, § BUY “ Hazelton made to order. given. Phone 336-4 45 North Main I y"Prepare for the Hot Sun. Order rnr reams COAL co. IA-w-n lngs all kinds of UPHOL‘STERING‘ Mat- tresses Renovated, Slip Covers Our work is Keegan tell of the militants (an thinkl guaranteed Estimates cheerfully of them its liysteiicai or silly or son- A. KOHN understood a thing about it all. be ning at 10:30 oclock With the names fore. I thought the militants were a of District Superintendent Dr. A. H. lot of hysterical. foolish w.omen Now Goodenough Rev 1 see what they really are. women Rev w w '1‘ Duncan. Rev G w 31. belief." The applause which was given Miss as to the interesting and inspiriiig K8888“. when she closed her 9980011. character of the occasion The local do ing as the woman quoted. Certainly no one who hears MISS which a charge of twenty- dive cents will he made. »A cordial invitation is extended to the public to attend any or all of these services. Arrange ments have. been made for extra trol- ley cars to be in front of the church at the close of the evening service Isntion sucking w omen. There were Iiittlo murmurs of surprise, last. night (just as them always arc.) when Miss g lKcegan told that 500 women had been 8'” I ”“10““ in jail before one "50 “"9“ do that all can be accommodated. The , I I Coal . write 8. Hershiield & Son Co. ’r'f-I'l'rEL. 294. I a 122 WATEII or. I I _ 74 WilSlli'llg‘ttlfl' Street .——._~. _.__ __,....__ -~ _ ~———~ South Norwalk, Conn. 6 Sure Floor and Remember 33 covering ‘-If any Junk man stops at your house :- ‘without the sign Wm. Effron, 3 Rowan “ 8L. Id. Norwalli, on the wagon and II on?! be is working for me. he is cheat- - ‘hlg you. because there were some " ‘1colwlainta. l-pay lo a lb. for rage :3 no best prices for auto tires. rubbers. -- outlier beds. metals and old automo :j lie tires are in demand Ask for .. 400 per month. our agents “at so: per week. newest stock and variety. ' Ariel Cameron in this we are specialists. For 1, many years our output on Art . Squares and Rugs has reached - Sold through ‘, Quanty makes this possible and ' in addition insures to you the 1BEFORE YOU BUY SEE U8 act of violence had 1’00“ d0119-" «program for the day is as follows: I ll ‘3 a dramatic little story, as Miss, The Morningdfise‘éslon. - 3 l in i of' Keegan tells it’ 0: “3 beg n ng Registration of iielcgntes. M. .1. Robinson. " who have been persecuted for their mongon and Dr. 306911.31 Moore on " I the program, there can be no question . :. Smi Cleanser and i ,gave testimony that others in the au— Chapter of the Epworth League (up. dIencc had Homelhlng 0f the 83m“ feel‘ nishes a free luncheon to the visitors, 2*" and provides them with a supper for ' l I‘ I'- .+.-£'.‘-’.- I. .4, I.- l I;- :n u '9 i l TRAM "a ‘HYATT :2 1 Norwalk'e Lending Dry Geode Store 8 and 5 Gazette building. Norwslk. Connecticut. ................................. Wooden Pie Blame, dos.- Ice Shavers 29c 7:: Sanitary Drinking Cups . .. .8 in box. So In theBargain Basement "Tanglefoot" “Fly Paper, rper Balloon Fly Traplec, 2 for 25: ‘1’“ 25“ Fly “Swatters” ...-.......10e Heavy Asbestos Mats 2 W" 5° Refrigerator Brushes .... 100 Pine Scrub Pails 19c Ammonia, full qts. ....... 9° ' The Famous White Mountain Ice Cream FreeZers ' All Sizes in Stock. Ask our prices ’ My Father 24 North Main Si.. south Nor-walk. Stamford, Greenwich New Vork City. . and Mother I.‘ Dyed Before i Was Born. I t I . V A. - . e and ' the militant movement Miss Christa- V . bel Pankhurst, the eldest daughter 01.10.30. mum"m”(‘°“d““md by “‘3‘“ ‘ ‘ Mrs Emeline Pankhurst, and Miss An- Harry» S" Crossett. ”33'0" ' uie Kenney, went to a political meet- at Darlen, (.onn. .. ‘ ins. held in Manchester. and when thei Address M Welcqmow ' he 983' F 101.). tor. Response. question time came, Miss Pankhurst ‘ ,. ‘ ‘ rose and asked if Sir Edward Grim: 1:00. reliance of the Recording See the candidate. would stand for "Votes' ' 1 I: for Women?" She‘ was pushed rough_I ll. i0. uifiport of t e Distiict Tress " ly back into her chair. Nor did Miss _ _ / Kenney. when she put the question,i ll immiigorts of Other District Of- " r atinlnl. A . receive any more gentle ‘ e ( 12:15. A Message from Our District man who was a friend of Miss Pauli-1 ‘S Ierintend m Dr A m Good- hursts father, told her to write the exeugh s ' ‘ ' ' i to the latform ' 2238?:nw33lll sszdanliwered Iglue did District Nominating Committe. I This committee will Inset at the par- so. But the men simply smiled on 1: reading it and passed it from one to ”“59 at 1:30 p m. NOTICE Gasoline 190 Also lubricating Oils. Greas- es and Soap for automobiles and motor boats. Special attention given to me tor boats on Sunday from 8 til 12. The s. Bershiield & 5... Co. Tel. are 12! m... Delegates of any group that has not .. yet elected its group leader are asked ‘to meet immediately after the mom- another. The girls cried "Answer, Amman; and then they were treated more prices. Please notify me ahead as 1 ~ FIRST an: very busy during the season. Mme... detections In. W “N I ’ . W t ‘m' Soot GiveTlIemAwayI SpeCial Melly-articles of many kinds whlih on burned or thrown away in house- oldaning time I AreWorthGood Money pay the highest prices for metals. ties. rubber tires, etc. Just Think of It ' a lb. for rags. 25c. per'ioo lbs. for “pore, 360 per 100 lbs for books and ‘ outlines. .Iionest weight. Charles year guarantee for $1.80. Wall Paper at lowest prices. Estimates for painting and pa hanging cheerfully sites. 40 Water St. .Brown's regular 82.20 l per gal. Pure House Point with a SI meeting. And for that may were or- ‘A.coHENI TEL 34243: or women were arrested because they inn,r session and elect‘ such leader, _________roughly than they had been at first.I and were dragged from the hell. But sending name of election to the said as they went. Miss Kenney cried‘ District Nominating Committee. “Sir Edward Gray. if ever 1 get out of The “tunnel! Session. this meeting alive. I will hold a pro‘ 2:30. l)evolions-—Conducted by Rev. teat meeting outside." They did get' E. F. Welse, pastor at George- 'i‘hey did hold a protest town. Conn. and first vice-prea- ident of the district. «Reports of Committees and elec- tion of Officers. Offering—13010 by B. F. Butts. 'i‘he Epworth League institute «alley. M. 1. Robinson, pastor of Houdini; Church, New York city, and president of the New York East Conference Epworth leag- us. Report of Board of Managers ‘ out alive. rested and put in jail. I 2:50, “So" says Miss Keegnn, “did the! government begin its war upon the women" I Other stories just as dramatic, iustI as terrible. Miss IKeegan tells. One; of the most interesting is the one of ltlis way in which she and twolve otn‘ 3:00. per I 3:10. werwe carrying a petition to parliament 3:30. .Amw “PM“ m use... -smam Y0urdisky, m: m. 27 Ely Ava, so. Not-went. 7‘. A DAMAGED REPUTATION. .8 certain enlisted main in n Norwnlk , y wanted to be made top sor- in The captain exercised his port tive of naming for that position on he wanted in the job. it was he aspiring young person above tinned. Wiiersupon the dlsnp red candidate rushes into the ‘ ‘with a civil suit alleging good knows what damage to his repu- one. an it result of the cap- tion.--New lamdon Day. I‘m—an" out. we built In the belt pa WALL STREET ii a In “Road was suddenly hid up a point calls the general market to reverse course. Prices did not hold wall the rally and “by 11 o'clock the was below the opaniugfilgurea break of i i t in Ameiicnu (lotion weakened other fertilizer shame a- u w cents. " South Norwallr Savings Bank Instruments} V. Open Monday Evenings PDeperhnent t 4 Giotto . Fm ., Sutures” atNooiI It». , lllllil Ill Will Sliill Barker for sightseeing carw‘flie herself served silt weeks in jail. ‘Eihe \ow York «the whole thing for fifty was imprisoned before the “Yours wrong on the prion, young;‘ of the determination of the women not follow. l‘ve only lived here three warn, and It's cost me fifty thousand." Walnut!» W--- w w w» not concern mllitancy. itself. She tells of Epworth Hollow-Chairman, Rev. W. W. ’1‘. Duncan, New lio- chelle, N. Y. . “Rowing with Two 0ars."-—- duvet}. W. sluiolison,-pusior of “Newiieid Church, Bridgeport. Conn Discussion. The Evening Session. , Praise Service—«Led by Ill. F. Butte, leader of Carnegie chorus DevotionswCouduoted by Rev. C. it. Prlddy. pastor iii Item ford. Conn. Report of Committee on Com- plimentary Resolutions. Presentation of (miners lilioet. Offertcry. Addrbas by Dr. holler). -M. Moore. pastor of st. John's. Brooklyn, N. Y.- w“The Uplifting idle." Adjournment . ’l‘he singing at this convention will be in charge of Benjamin Franklin Butter the well-known Gospel new. who is urging the “Every Pastor His Own tillvuosoiist" propaganda. shad committed no violence," I says whites Keenan. “We had no 7/88)- ‘pons. We didnt even have umbrelo las. although it was a rainy day. But inif to meet the tlilrty of as. 7.000 police hilt men ware sent out. Quite enough. it its would seem. to offer protection from on thirteen unarmed women." llstI ‘ 0f the experiences of the women in; A Holloway hill. where they were coqumo. t‘lll fined not as political prisoners but an Itlltl lowest of criminals. Mina Keenan speaks with authority. because she 4‘40. 7:16. I I famous hunger strikes were undertaken, but 7 80. 7:40. to be treated as criminals. she speaks 7.; 50, Mi!» . 8:00 I All of Mitts Keegons speech does _ in full of the history of the granting ' o; suffrage to men, in ldnslnnd, and shows that they, too, have alive” foufi'ltt for political liberty. as the .m- men are fighting today. “ At the conclusion of her 11th this evening, iMllil Keenan will be glad to I .t 0 ill)- It. $18.00 Ladies’ Suits $129811? 12100311 4 .,; igufln'tsl‘ » Opposite Illoyi's Theatre Rochelle}. Third Vice l’resiiloiitm-Mlus Carolyn 1 elmltli. 5 Linton 'i’iirk, Norwnik. Ji'ourth Viceal’rosidentw-1AMins it. Croft, Million! 55th street. .'. Y (‘. Recording Secretaryw Miss l Davenport, ill River street, Stamford. Conn. ‘ Corresponding NWt‘eliil‘l‘Mfli'fl. lino . chines, 130 Washington street, 1m. Ver- non. N. Y. ' Treasurer-Arthur 8. Plait, 285 East avenue, East Norwalk. Junior Bilporlnlendeiitmziiiue B. Moore, Riverside, Conn. Group Leaders. Bridgeport‘mc i). Richards. Main street Bridgeport, Conn. IBronIia-ite‘v C. D. Carnee‘lii‘ ger avenue. Bronx. N. no Deanery-«D. C. French. Conn. Dietriot milder» .- Mutt-let Superintendentwrtav. An thur ll Bondsman. 1). 9.. West Park, Inford. Goon. . answer any questions which may he ‘piit to nor. . motley mm two guests to thisI ounipeiln. Mrs. William ’1‘. Hinelge’ and lure. John is. Phli’m'un; of Bridge» port. motored tweeter the our. The! ,Il Inhalation avenue, am. hi. You. - um: ll Ii mammoth. 1 ‘ _ [Wmnvllgla a. organ, 9i 248 ill. 11th street, N. Y. (3. Mount Vernonwitev. (h? I 44.5 hints, Manhattan-“Miss M. A Mommies. 1» w. a flock. locate-Rev.- Alfred .1. Fauub‘sti sooth 7th mercantile worsen, N. Yb . iinadi an. Billie ‘ . sister, Mrs. 'Hnrry Finch the latter of f 2067 . do Bellini. Booth H. Krieger 81 Co 29-31 West Washington Street J P Morgan inhis last remark to the sto i‘ommiltee at Washington Said: “Money cannot -buy Character A persoil who has credit, controls mon- ey. and credit depends on character" A man. without character could not get money from him on all the bonds of Christendom We Sell. Every- thing on Credit. as well as for Cash. The man or wo- man with the fat pocketbook stands no higher with us than the modest wage earner who possesses character. I A Charge Account in our store is an asset onth more than money. Try it! .hfitl. III II III IIIIIIII. I Richard Manning Decker. Richard Manning Decker, aged thirtyeix years, died last night at the home of his mother. lire, Jose- phine Decker. of ii Lowe street. after a long illness. He leaves a wife, It brother, William '1‘. Becker. and u Two-piece Suits and Norfolks will be more popular than ever this season: We have various models in the . “BENJAMIN," the world's l at rootlets-wear clothing. and he ' “CLOTHGHAFT.” our popular pl‘lt‘ctl Inalte. None better. $12.00 to 920.00. New York. Mr. and Mrs, Decker had lived for thirteen years in Washington. I),"(l., but name here three months The funeral services will be held on BnIurdny afternoon at 2: 30 o'clock from the into home. itev.‘ iRalph G. Hartley, pastor of the South Nerweiic baptist church, will olilclato and interment will take place in Pine island cemetery. do. per sent. at disseminate a furnished room is too much—«tor you can find silo that's at least 99 per “Keller” Washable doinuhamie in silk and cotton, new : Joseph Davis I6 WAEleNGTUN ITMIY. l chill . . cent. oemfortullle by soloist-Iii; some SOUTH NORWALK. colts. ,
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