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P. 0. Mr: Lodge. No. 1-26, N.
, not tonight.
in 'A...y.—.'—..———
Sherman‘ifinncil. No.13”, Royal
Amnesia, Sill meet tonight. i
some
Butler Hedge. No. 97. I. 6. 0.1%:
will hold a weekly meeting tomorrow,
night.
‘ $1.25 and $1 so values. . '
Broken sizes only, but
probably your size is
here: lot is limited in
quantity, so don’t delay;
former $1.25 and $1.50
Blouses—69c.
‘ $3.50 to $4.00 Values.
$1.65“
A worlduful‘chanoe to. .
1"le troum yourself
for your vacatim. A
great variety oi pleasing
patterns in nearly all
Undue 'rrlneINo. as, I. o. a. M;
will install the owners tonilht. l
{elm Gardner. of Waterbury. was
a visitor in South Normal). today.
South Norwallr Lodge, No. 709, 3..
P. 0. E, will meet tomorrow evening. '
Mrs. J. J. Drum, ofrlllisaibeth, N. 1.».
is a visitor in Nor-walk. for a few (loyall
Catholic Union Council, No. 46, K4”
of (1., will hold its regular meeting this
evening, '
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Militias Alice Ore-git and Beien’
Ratchiord, of Nor-walk, are spending
the any in ‘Dnnhm. . ii
Mrs. Charles magi“, or Elizabeth,“
N. J.. is spending a few days in Nor-
Gordon Hosiery
The r«addressed woman
thinks as much of her Hosiery
as she does of her gown. We
recommend highly “Gordon
Hosiery." .
All Silk . .......... 85c to $2.00
'Sllk Boot ....... 25¢: to 50:
Silk Male and Cotton 25¢ to 50°
Outsize Lisle and Cotton . .. . .
25c to 50¢:
CHILDREN'S STOCKINGS.
Missea' and Children’s Ribbed
and Lisle 15c and 26:
infants’ 811k. Cotton. Lisle.
Wool and Silk and Wool . .
toe to 366
Children's Soon. the and 25:
J . I. Mallette -
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‘I'oi. 44.. I .0. "omits
At the Same 61d Stand
West End Washington Street Bridge,
you’ll find a Full Line of Sea Food.
received Today by Express.
,Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE ”WI.
recruiters“.
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walk visiting friends. i
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Miss Anna Rooney. of net Nor-
walk, is spending a few days in Dan-
bury, visiting friends.
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Miss Louise Nest-y, of Beacon Falls,
is spending a few days with her par-
ents in South Norwalk.
Welcome stranger notice. No. 364.
Sons of St. George. will hold its regu-
lar meeting this evening
‘llrs. G. 8. Chopin. of South Nor.
walk. returned last night from an ex-
tended visit at Ashen Park.
Pride of Court Nan-uh Circle, No.
801, Companions of the torrent. will
hold its regular meeting this evening.
The Ladies’ Aid Society at the First:
Methodist Church will not hold any
more sewing seniori- during the hot:
We all admire
beautiful teeth
Agood setofteebh annals:
to the owner. and a thing of
beauty to all Molding them.
They are the best part of a
man's or woman's faulted. See
Dr. Mallory
let him advise you about your
teeth, MJnaIel! no charge for
this.
REALLY
He invites you to his well ap-
pointed dental office
FOR THIS VERY PURPOSE
to so. Main at. so. Nomlk
nouns: I a. H. vs a II. n.
s‘bnmva av APPOOHTMENT
COAL! COAL!
Place your order for next winter's supply with us.
We have a large stock of fresh mined coal in all sizes.
an ancient boat shaped wagon which
* to form an autompbflla parade which
[will
i the Hartford Equal Franchise League
in Hartford will be despatched to all
ton.
;.W,ashlngton will pay special attention:
lathe doings of the Connecticut we
men and also to the attitude that lag
“being taken by the Senators and
Representatives from this state.
, The various expeditions which are
being organised to reach Washington
about the 30th or 31st of July are now
starting from various states. All sorts,
of pilgrimagen are being undertaken.
in some cases the sulfragists are pro-
ceeding in large parties, in others
'they are going by groups of two or
three. One of these small groups set
out from New York a few days ago in
was built in 1776 by Ebenezer Conklln.’
This party consists of three ladies,
Miss Thane Davidson, Mrs. Thelma
Kenrns and Miss Serena Kearns. Their
little caravan which is drawn by one
horse is to proceed in a leisurely man-
the women are intending to distribute
literature and to make suffrage
speeches. , ‘
The plan now is for all the pilgrims
and campaigners to assemble outside
Washington, at Hyattsvllle and there
proceed to Washington and.
through Rewiring“, avenue up to
the Capitol. This monster processioni
Ia organized for July 31, and not for
the 30th as was previously announced:
0n the opening of the 31st there is to
be a banquet at which speeches will
be made by the most prominent iead~
ersnmen and women—4n the womaui‘
suffrage movement. "
The new headquarters of the entire.5
glsls in Hartford were orcupled by
last Monday. it cannot be said that
Press Secretary to survey the ground :1
and report on the chances of the suf— .,
franc amendment in Congress. Hence 3,
the news for‘next week instead of ..
being sent from suffrage headquarters I
the newspapers direct from Washing—j ;
The Press Secretary while in ~
her to Washington and on the way“ i
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wfimmfmmm momammero we um ARE U .. Dole’s Pineapple Juice. per bottle 24¢
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mowers ‘ W ”WWW“ ”WW“ en~ ‘ I The new. from Washington lndi- .. Rm, “gem": ‘1: e, p bolting _ 29¢
. , . ,'rdeavoring;1-s§rmmoounln-nom .. eaten so much confidence on the but”, . sees me u e, per 34¢
‘ V ‘ , ‘an‘ “mi‘fl‘im’e'W‘J” off the Central Suffrage Committee, '. ‘
‘F' A. LANE " ”h Zeoehio. “9d 33' was drowned. I there that the Connecticut Woman; ::
' WWW“ w“ ”“1““ °‘“ °‘ ““3 W‘ : Buttress Committee there that the ~ 60 «Stamps with 1th Ver Best'l‘ea . . 0‘ .
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m,m chin mm‘ “WWW?” “m9" : 1 - ‘ . y , ‘ , .tion have determined We send their 2' try (3 g v 881 $1.00 '
as AND 85 WASHINGTON 8T.
Otto Stahi’s New York il‘rankfurters. Bolognas. Etc. '
All the leading brands Bottled Beers, Ales, Etc.
A. F. Beckmann 8100. I
PHONE 440.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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81 Washington St.
Shoes
TENNIS AND YACiiTiNG SHOES
A larger and more complete stock than we have ever shown.
and Boys
onneally 8. Bracken
Summer
Shoes for Men
Phone 8634
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that. the Connecticut Woman Suffrage
Association came to the conclusion
that there was a real probability that
federal action would supersede the
regular process of amending the State
Constitutions, and that it was to
Washington and not to the State Leg-
islatures that women would have to
look for the first step in their entran-
chlsement. When however they did
become convinced that the amendment
of the Federal Constitution was a
possiblllty~even a probability, and
that all that the State Legislatures
the Dengue is as yet very anxious to
receive visitors, for there is muchl
work to be done before the place will!
assume the appearance which the sut- 5
fraglsls desire for it. All that weal
possible at the beginning of this weekl
was to prepare the largest room and?
to have all the property from the for:
HARRIS & GANS COMPANY
Water Street. South Norwalk.
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Tel. 721.
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New Haven, as it is on other lumen:
railroads of the east. those men couldlf
' not be laid off without running counted
to the rules and stirring up more trou- ;
ble between the road and its men. I
The railroad rule on this matter is
“a
isuepsnomc 'MANV onlmtma n.
‘ R. MEN.
ll‘urther suspensions of railroad men
[in this city and at other terminal
points on the New Haven railroad are
weather.
Our Brothnra' Lodge. No. 10, l. 0.
0. Ft. will hold its regular meetlnm
last evening and routine business was
transacted.
The regular creating of the United
Brotherhood or Carpenters' and Join-
ora’ of America. No. 746. will be held
this evening. a
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NOTICE! NOTES” 9
if you are a subscrirar to The 80!»
final bring or read In 360 and got
a
three of the mat ooprdar Magnum”, W‘Vufinr...
Hearst's, Minn-bio Woman and
The Metropolitan, for three months.
If you are not a subscriber send or i
bring £1.80 and The Sentinel and
mandamus will be not you for three
months by mail. if you prefer to hallo
a cowboy deliver your paper send us
35c for manufac- and pay the boy its
a week for The finntlni. The maps-
nlnell deal with on the current sub-
jects of vital interest and. will please
every manila of the family.
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salons.
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expected daily because of the enforce this: "The use of intoxicants by emj
The Reed 81 Volk
Electrical (‘ .
The Only Fully WW
ELECTRICAL 0H0?
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLI”
Phone dud-~60 Bo. Info at,
Bo. Namath. Innis Hall Block.
"WV-«W»
OF A Mile .. drool? sex
in our Fire and liurlrlar Proof
Vaults to the anemone
1“.le; N0 omn Ml '
has menu to bill private pa»
pent .
Willa. mods, mortgages.
Bonds and Records of Pri-
vate investments are rem
ad from the some” of oth-
are.
From 0‘ h .30 yearly M
the rental of a box for your
private papers.
Why not have no?
The sum in...“
I because while waiting
meat of the rule prohibiting the con-
sumption of liquor while on duty. Lass
,' week men all over the line were laid
'j off, or fired, according to the serious-
ness of their offence against the rules
or a return
ployes, while on duty, is prohibited”
There habitual use. or the Requentln, ;
of places where they are sold. is out.
'flclent cause for dismissal."
Although a large number of men on
the system have been suspended be
'1 home run they had visited cafes. Some
men who were not on duty were
'I caught. but not being on duty and no
cause of the fracturing of this role,»
others are expecting to he called on
for a session on a carpet at most an:u
W37- , has .
1 V ‘ M ' gum «‘ mature-nae" stills
. We'filfir‘i “OHM “prom ' Womaunh.m ,
", prohibition law being in effect on the who.
pm.
molt “embolism.
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mer headquarters Flared in that until.
the workmen have completed the rel
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'pairs and decorations which are goings. the
on in the rest or the premises. All»
the members of the State Association"
who have been in Hartford during the
last week are enthusiastic over the
new headquarters, and are very grute- ,
ful to the Hartford Equal Franchise
League, which in assuming the heavy,
responsibility of leasing the new mom .
less. The size. roomlness and good:
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light are especially commended, anvil;
will be made possible by the presence}
In the busiest center of Hartford oil;
this constant reminder of the woman
suffrage movement. .
it will very soon be Impossible for
the Anti-Butraaista to bring the ar-
gument millet, “votes for women".
that women cannot act as policemeni
The movement, for women police is
daily extending as its usefulness llt'~'
comes evident. Greenwich is the lat-
est. town in this state to fail in llurl
in this matter. and last week Mrn. Eds
Ward 0. Parker was sworn in all pro-
bation officer, having been slppolllteo.I
to that post by Judge Tierney. The
first case entrusted to Mrs, Parker ilv
ill-trains the kind of Work that women
police can do. it was that of a young
Malian who was convicted of abusing
hill wife. its had beaten and kicked
the poor girl, in spite of the fact than
she in very young and was about to
become a mother. He was fined as.
and given also a jail sentence of an
days. This we. however suspended
in order that the wife should not he
left destitute. and Mrs. Parker in bowl
hopeful that the couple will make a
fresh strut, and that. after havlnnl
learned that America dim not favor
the abuse of women. the young mat
may settle down into looming in
Rood silicon and the father of true
Americana. lire. mixer is a mom
Mutual. all. won one of the chemo
members of the Greenwich mm
Wu mm. and was nine lam
ill Waist la the revival that
their. plans in tile contentious Woman
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would have to do would be to ratify.
a woman suffrage amendment panned
by Congress, they acted with their
usual energy and resourcefulness. The
best plan seemed to be to send a rep.
resentatlve to Washington to report
on the prospects for the Constitutional
amendment. Consequently the Press
Secretary now finds herself in the No
tional Capital and in the course of
next few days hopes to have
something to report concerning sut-
frage activities here. i
This is not the first limo that ll
have been in Washington on errands
connected with Congressional activity.
an the wife of a correspondent of
several English newspapers 1 have
been ill attendance on both the llouac
and Senate with my husband when
'he admitted to the
3h is felt that much excellent wovklim'ma “"9 "9““ "3"”9‘3 “"1 W419“
other legislation of an international
interest has been before Congress,
The chief dlffcrcnrn that strikes me
on my present visit is the much great-
or number of women who are actively
interesting themselves not only in the
suffrage amendment but also in every
matter that in coming before Congress.
or course «there are always some wo-
men interested in Congressional pro-
ceedings. but as for as my observation
goes it was the personal side of poll-
tlcs in which women need to he most
concerned. 'l'iltll'tl were wives and
sister. and daughters 0f Congressmen
especially of new congressmen in the
first session of a Congress. who haunt»
(iii the galleries of Congress for the
pleasure of easing their men folk“ lila-
tirmulnlllllg tilelnoanes, and thorn
were visitors from the states who
wanted to see how their reprenollho
liven upheld the dignity of their con-
stituents. For more usurious interest
few women seemed to visit. the Capt-
tol. and during the hearing; on the,
Payne Aldrich Tariff. day after day
the committee room would be full on
men with only here and there n roll
my woman. This year the oral. thing
that. struck mews; the number or
women about to be taking in the mat.
ears that are being discussed. 1 have
not. yet had the opportunity to menu
and interview the «citrus leaders. h
am giving only my first superficial sir
serrations. but l am very sure that
it will not be long More there will
be neither man nor woman in the
country .who will venture to assert.
that women seem moorland. Della
ties. tosses lawn or some very,
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they will soon be outstripped 71 real
political knowledge by the women. ,
The tariff bill, the currency bill and
the general policies of the Democratic {f "
Administration and Democratic major ‘ ‘_
ity of Congress are all taken ill-to oer-V ’
ious consideration by tom women. it .
is clear that if women in the past have ‘ H L
not underslodo politics a is solely due
to lack of education and of attention
to such matters and not to any mental:
deficiency which prevents their under-
standing when once they turn than
minds to such matters. Women on
the whole have more time, “intending
and, study than men. and disfigured
class'whlch has been unmissable ' * ‘
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country is to he found rathermm!
the women than the men. This lei-5
sure and this opportunity for'educsr
tion might become the patriotic con: ‘
tribution of the women to the wet-l
far” of the state. in fact it seems as
if this process of self-education in
politics were already beginning. and
when women suffrage comes it will.
be a highly educated class which will
franchise. Oil
course there will be many women who
have neither time nor possibility dor.
such education. But women respond
readily to good leadership, and wo-
men's organlzallong will bring the ,.
women together in demands for h‘ettfiii ‘ ‘
legislation which will have to ‘bd
heeded when the women have the
vote, “l , .
WOMEN 1’0 STORM 'CONGBm
Scam of Automobiles Bearing Poti-
tiona for Universal Suffrage
Now on Way.
WASHINGTON. July 22.~«Scores oi‘
Suffraaint laden automobiles are hair
toning toward Washington bearing no
titlons to Congress for a Constitution»
al amendment granting universal aud'n
rage. and by the and of this wash, load
era of the National Woman Suffrage
Association said today, these automo-
biles would be numbered by the hula
tirade. The Senate and House are to
be stormed by the motoring women
July 31.
Already a number of State portion
of women are on their way here
awhcel. An calculi announcement
says that delegations are new on the
road from Montana, Tennessee. Vin.
trials, New iforir. Mesmhueetts. Penn- ,
nylvania. New Jersey and several nth.
er States.
speaking for the "cppse" along the
Wily and swelling their lists of sign»
lures to the petition to Congress.
Extended preparations are being .
made for the general reception at Hz»
altsvliln, led... to the women oilfield...
in. Martin Williams. readiu clash of
the House. has volunteered to Intel
announcer all the several State use
gallons arrive in their (sets. A. lame
number of motors and rostrum “
tires have promised to serve on till!
'meptlnn committee. Molded public
business will par-mil. and there into-ha
These early starters are . ?
Norwalk Chronicler