.01 Norwich. an interde-
evangelist. delivered an
is life Control Union Mission
" n the white slave trains.
Kern too the ground that the
ill girls in stores
the country was responsi-
a increase of the trellis.
Winds of girls” she said, "are
#6 a. was}: or less, and it is ml.
is for them to get along unless
home assistance.
W m a. Kid Ml! 83530 a week
v 50 cents {or car fore, and
herself properly?“ asked the
‘ said that she hbped the
, wonidAcOmo when girls will re-
. v not lessthsn '89 a. week. end she
‘ ugh the Government should bring
iis Kern blamed show-s, dance par-
and mock marriages for much of
lied secured her information
arsenal observation and not
newspaper resorts or books.
Miss Kern’s intention to return
her Connecticut home when she
has her work in this city, and
r a few Weeke' rest, renew her
elsewhere.
Ear-loud Senate Seulonl.
dccioration of Senators Galliu-
d lodge recently that the Re-
ans do not intend to beaten. con-
ion or the Tariff Bil-l unless
are definite assurances that
”will be no currency legislation.
" much tall: at the' Senate
the Capitol. Progressive Sena-
hat their attitude on the tar-
. nothing to do with curreuby
and they do not intend to
uloftnrii'l except for the neces-
ie talk of extending the sea-
gffthe Senate to expedite the
1 citation of the bill. The Senate
cats at noon and sits until 6
is iii the' evening and it is pro
tomcat two hours earlier as the
. is very discouraging to
s. . .. . ,
Oomvsn :can’t Attend
, outlive Jeremiah Donovan
been obliged to decline an invi-
attend the complimentary
to he giVen Judge W 1., Tier-
Grsenwich. lie feels that it is'
My to attend the caucus of the
ty of the House, which is to
‘nnda to carry out the provi.
the Public Buildings Bill.
H McLean’s Speech.
mund Clune of the loan!
1’ the Truveiers‘ insur-
jaunt ny of Hartford is in this
on business before the dept:
., H was an interested listen.
he speech of Senator Mclmn;
Saute yesterday.
rs, Jomiso' Funornl
.8. M Jellries, mother of R.
,0! Waterbury, was bunl
‘qlgnwood Cemetery. yesterday.
381MB: has been a. resident of
dot over 45 yam.
Charge or Connecticut.
William ’1‘ Russell, who
rpo, m for several yours
the Third District which
is. Connecticut at New Lon-
m...
01 Votsnof Town to Begin
To-doy
, not of voters of the to n for'
' and city election will begin
The rotislrsrs of voters or
will be in session from 12
y. m for the hormone or
loo personal or written on-
. vol voters lor enrollment or
lot; enrollment will be held
Int places For thul
st moisture will meet in
For the second district
. - will most at the oil)”.
.onrolllng place for the
will be at the store of
Company, in First street.
silt. Sessions for enrolling
hold on August 8, at the
did the bong any when you
me why I thought t
on tell him?”
' tint it had been twalvs
wt to be «human! 01'
. M.w~ m
slim:
SUFFRAGE
WORKERS
AREBUSY
was represented in the automobile
parade at 1 Washington yesterday.
when the women conveyed to the Ben-
ate the petition; which have been
signed by Quill-saints all. the country
over begging tor the passage during
the present session of the woman sut-
tlon. The Connecticut sufrmge ban-
ner was borne by Mrs. lrving Moller
‘ of Hartford, who with tour other Con-
necticut representatives had her place
in the procession in a large )touling
car, The other four women were ‘Mrs.
F. B. Ryce and Mrs, Robert McLean
of Hartford. and Mrs, Alice Low and
Mrs. Snell, Connecticut women who
are tempomlly residing in Washins-
ion. 3
The Suffrsglst: who have been malt-
ing their way to Washington ever
since. the beginning of the month, as-
semhled early in the morning at H»
Maryland. 'l‘o llyutlsville Miss Alice
Paul, Miss Lucy Burns and other
members of the Congressional Com-
mittee of the National American Wo-
mnn Suffrage Association motored out
item Washington to meet the delega-
tions, and all the suffragisbs were
given a reception by the Mayor and
other town officials before astari: was
made. All methods of travel had
been used by the women to reach
Washington. Some had come by
trainysom‘e by; steamer. Others had
made their way by motor boat by au-
tomoblle on horseback, on foot, and
even by caravan and canoe. All come
hour-lug petitions largely signed by the
women of their states, and all receiv~
ed a most courteous welcome when
they reached the national Capiml,
The demonstration had been plum
nod by Miss Alice Paul and her as-
sociutea in‘Wnshingtou who have been
tireless in promoting the introduction
{and progress of the Woman Sum-age
'Amendmcnt. The first, hill introduced
in both Houses at this extra session-~—
tile‘tirst session or the Sixty Thiro
Congress was for the amendment or
me U S. Constitution by the removal
of sex as a barrier to full citizenship.
House bill No .1, has not made much
progress, but Senate bill No. i. which
i was roferl ed by the Senate to the We
may; Suffrage Committee, has been re
ported favorably by the unanimous
vote of the Committee and only awaits
final notion by .theScnotc. in the
, House, the first thing that the worried
are asking is a hearing by the Com-
mittee on Rules looking to the up
pointmeut of a House Woman Suf-
frage Committee similar to the one oi.
ltho Senate. Falling such 9. committee
'tbe bill for the amendment of the
Constitution must go to the Judiciary
Committee for consideration This
committing has many matters before
it and the women feel that their bill
will have closer and more speedy at
:teutlon if a committee on women suf—
frage is appointed.
Almost every state in the Union ‘
frogs amendment to the U. 8. (lonstitui
attsunle,‘iust over the District line in .
“ Fomorrow is the Big Day”
Walsts
$1.00 Wallets
Ono lot oi Fine Minimum
lnr wrlce $1.00; Jubilec’lpric ,
69c. > ..
$2.00 Silk Waists‘. $1.39
5 don. All Silk Wsiits, roll! .
price. $2.00; Jubilee price $1.49“
Exsvspeclalcml
. Silk-Waist 99s,. l
Value $1 50 ‘
All slur? Whisks in mummy
the China Silk Waist. that's it
, great demand. Jubilee uric
Out they sol
890.
990.
corsets if, ..........
' $1.00 Corsets. .. 79m;
26 don. Extra Large Models on
Fine Quality, Medium onl Lo
Bust, Extra Long “1.1m inc
and embroidery trimmed.» out!
good hose supporters; all at
uni: instead of $1.00. _
............
Silk
. ...... ..-.a
a
Suits, Dresses, Coats
Our whole stock is included ill these
prices because we must clean up now
so Summer Dresses . 89¢-
and House. Dressento
$3 50 Drama $1 95 '
All Dresses that cold no»: “to
33.50.10 go at SIHBB
$5 White Dream $3.95
$7.00 White m ..
$12.50 WM” pros-n ..
Fancy Summer Dresses.
35-00 Fancy Summer Dresses.
$3.49
36!!) Fancy Summer Dresses.
$8.00 Fancy Bummer Dresses,
$5. 95 Serge Dresses $3.74
. Dresses.
$5.95 silk Drum 33
$10.00 to $13.00 Silk Dre-sags
Linen Suits
$5.00 Linen Suit. ........ $3.”
$8.50 Linen Bulls ...... $4.05
Linen Coats.
$2 50 Linen Coats ...... $135
35.00 Litton Coats ...... $3.40
31500 Lineh Coau ..... $10.“!
$10 to $12 Cloth Suits 85
on special rot or Cloth Suits to
80 at $5 00.
Suits at .. $7 95
A number of Suits to go at
87 .95; values up to $15..00
Regular prices $3
Pro“? Street
80‘ It
v9
or: ,
‘- We will place on
White Felt Hats,
es
Miliinery
Any Trimmed Hot
in the Store at99c
.95 to $8-
EXTRA, »
WHITE F ELT '
HATS
latest for women and miss-
799 to $3.50
sale new
the very
..a..-.vt~vv .
$5 to $32 Suits .. $9.95
All Suite that sold up to,$22.50
toga ct $9.95. All Blue and
Black Suits included in this-
sale~oieo odd nines.
Childrens’ Coats 1-: False.
”-75.
.....'.t.... $4.95»
and , Kid Belts on
NEW WIDE BELTS.
A new line of Wide Leather
25¢ and 50¢
sale ..
$6.00. Childmns Costs .. $2.08
$5.00 Childrous Costs $2.49 ;
I! ....... to
1-2 Price Bathing
Price,
75c Corsets .
mus Long in.» emote;
sizes and styles; 750 Mile
this sale 59c heir.
19c
1,0ynr
runs 1
10 yards to
10 cents per yard
inches wide regularly lilo.
17-inch Embroidery
rash and ‘Ladles’.
Ali Bathing Suits that arr—g in
stock to go at 1-2 (price.
Suits, 1-:
Child-
ds Extra. Fine Quality Embroidery, the entire lot
Jubilee ri l 10c. Limit
‘9 °'“ . 31.75 Blank-t.
25c . Blankets
a CMIOMP.
Great Hose Values.
Ladies 12c Hose. while thisl
«I.
25c Hose
First Quality Hose. result
while they lost “it: pair.
Silk Hose Recltnzed.W
$1.50 ...........
" . sociaomctfio
Spctcial
Combinations
and Drawers.
tion is prettliy
embroidery and
Combinations
UNDERWEAR
25c Boye’ and Men's Bal-
brl‘ggan Underwear 19::-
Menu and Boys First Quzlily
Shirts and Drawers, all sizes,
regular 26c; Jubilee price l'ic
Childrénfs .Bonnetsv .1.
50¢ (Milan's Bonnets 30c
25:: children‘s: Bonnets ., .~ .v 19c
soc Fov’mu Silk Gloves .
39¢ var
Fownes' Guaranteed Silk
Gloves, all colors; regular bri'o
50c. Jubilee «price 390' new.
combination is
59c.
Iomhinntlons
dine. hoe und
in with ribbon
.....
lee price 790.
All regular 250
0
Never were hopes of national action
for the establishment of nation wide
woman suffrage brighter nor better
founded. Already. since the admission ‘
oi ililuois, women have a share in
electing one sixth of the presidential
electors one lifth of the Senate and
one seventh of the House of Rsprosen
|listlvoh. Those are not negligible pro
mortionn, especially if .the next presi-
|dentin] election should be it close and
‘luml foughtooe. Elven the limo
tstlvos from non-sumo stolen are
not inclined to inoperdim tho chooses
lot success for their party by coming
out in open opposition to the women.
and the Pros; Secretary of the (.on
nocticut Woman Suffrage Association
who was in Washington lost week in-
voutly‘utinu the present position of the
question in Cannons found only two
men who were willing to come out
openly in opposition to to. mum;
3of votes for woman among the many
lltopresontotlvos and son-tors whom
she interviewed. Ono of those men
‘was Jeremiah Donovan of Con
noctlout. The other was It represents
tive from one at tho Schiller-n flutes.
Many Scooters and Cancun-omen
glvo evsslvo cud nonmmlttsi rel
plies, but it is tell tint most of those
would quickly all in line if they felt
thst the iortune. 0! their party would
be adversely affected by opposition to
ithe demand of the Builngluts. ,
on. Alice Poul. ills quorum
clulrmsn of the W 0m
'mlttso doesnotintcndcoooitwhntho
must denunciation is o
,wsn Wm mun-swoops.
rule of action. All soon
hove ind bed time do
filmy will find thst she
' secure roller item the high insurance
CATHOLlC News N {O’Connun P. .7 Kennedy and w
HARTFORD mocgsE McGinloy. supremo secretory. all of
-W {Now Haven, 3mm Deputy w J Muiil
Priests Who Will Say Their First nu, of Tliomvsmzvillccl. J Kohtxhlx
anu tuck: Will um nrey, o
Mus In This Country Sunday. music F. J. Talbot of Greenwich
and William Du: sin of Donbury.
MW
Tho Nationul Convention of the
Catholic 'l‘otnl Abotlnonco Union will
be held in ‘l’hllsdcluhin next week.
Notional Secretary Thomas noolonlty.
oi Dummy. and the Connecticut dale
notes will leave New Moron next ’l‘uus
ill/y noon tor l’bllndolphls. This will
be the torty~thlrd convention of the
national organization. The auto union
will hold its foriydourth unsold con-
Sovon newly orduinod orients "will
colebruto mill Sunday. illvnr first
mussels in this country. ouch in his
respective parish. The most recent
accessions to the clerical body oi the
diocese include: Rev. Dr. ltndmw For»
roll. or New Brllnln, and liov. Dr. John
Anderson; of Bridgeport, both alumni
ol‘ the American College, at Return?
Rev. John Mndry, of ill. Joseph's.
Bristol; Rev. Thomas Lynch, of Wu-
terbury; they. Willlllm Dunn. of St.
Pstrlok'u. Colllnavl s. and Rev. John'
Holler. of st. Marilyn. 'Brnnford. Putin “WW “i ”‘5'“ “wt Bridaooort
m- “nary, Father Yynoh “a Father ninth“. 25 ”id 26. On ill! 511“th
Dunn warn recently Idmlttod to thcl “Wm 9”" to "“3 ‘39me m“
ministry in the seminary chum] or will be u “thermal oi tile intents:
the American College Ii. Louvoin.
m
Connecticut Knights of Columbus;
will be well represented st Supreme
Convonllon to be hold out week in
Boston and this Sluts will here more
than the usunl internal. in the proceed,
inns. They will choose tho movement
30 remove the notions! linoleum”
irom New mm to Washington, :1)
0.. one! they will also endeavor to
Brianna“. thou Bishop John J. Nilnn
will mobs” as mam. «it lively con-
tact tor cm is expected It the can.
volition. The Ilium president is Rev.
John J. humid. or Poms-colt. villus
Chum. may morning and: limo:
will he n pan of the notions: that
musing
w
rules under which the older month"
at the urn Stilton“. ’l‘ho Ow.
noouclit co gont’ iosven New him
amusinma-mm
mm The mom WI
FlNE MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
* AT LOW PRICES“
» 25c Corset Covers.
Sheena Corktfdvm
79c Corset Covers
‘Ombindtions -'
$2. 50 Combinations $1.93
Corset Cover and Drawers this
line lace and embroidery, very
neat, value 790.
$1.00 Combinations
' trimmed with has sod embro'dv
ory; regular Si.
25c Lawn Kimonos . 19¢
to so on sale It me.
out other: st 8t. Patrick's Blanch, in,
man will be sold at ht. slimline“ no!
The economical ow to the I Knitted, but my kind at a wager spool
is. unmet-n nudism on y. mi .
59c Blankets v
Blankets.
$1.50 Binnkets ......
...... 99c
Gowns at 49¢
Ono lot of Very Special G rwns,
trimmed with lace and stubroid- ~
cry: about 8‘. diner-entitlements
rgc
15c
- ’39‘3
. 49C _
79c Table Linen
Table Linen.
subsist. Linen
.$1.00 Table Linen
your—2t: 3W ling
85o yd.
721:: yd.
.. 59c yd.
‘ 1:813?
.25c Drawer; ”“““ 1%:
W all— made hm
... g’ m.
$1.49 ‘
. 4¢1L'”yd.‘ ‘ '
ruffle of. line visits and m.-
stitched Open and c ,zed
regular price 2505 Jubilee lprlce
lilo. ‘-
Drawers at ........ ». 25¢
A special lot of Fine Drawers.
neatly trimmed wilth embrod
cry. Extra good value 25c.
‘ Drawers at ......... 49-79
lirnwors of Pine Grade Nolli-
Corset Covers
This combine 7
trimmed with
lace '
$2.00_Sllk Forawls
$2.va Silk Phrascls
$3.50 Silk Parasol-
at
591*
v
tlimmed w: til
Sale of Parasois.
.. i ‘
25c Children's Parasol:
Silo-Glmdrgq'h Paranoia
step 154“?” Parasol:
...... 81.99
19c
39c
72c
$1.49
$1.69
Jubilee price
79*
trimmed with
embroidery. not
soon, well made, heal embroid-
ery ruffle. Very special 490.
19c Lawn Kimonos . 9c}
Neat Lawn Kimonos, regular
19c value: Jubilee price hr.
750 Net Veil
£1.00 Nelly is
.. ., Saloof Veils. 1
drawers are
r
Gum at 79“- Value
1.00.
Nightgown of soft finishel
Nninnook; unusunliy dainty is
the lrlmminu oi the low round
neck. Neatly trimmed with rib
00 value. Jubi-
prlces 25c, 390 and
stock Kimonos
, Nockwear.
Odd lots of Neckwenr rcgu’u
"do. to go
hon. Jubilee price The
Hundreds of Other Bargains Throughout the Entire Store
doubt Riley was taken iii. it was re.
ported he bud disappeared with the
money which had been entrusted to
him and newspapers printed it story to
that shoot. The story will diuheliuvud
by gamblers and not it single man
waited at the door of the unclroom lilo
billowing morning to out his money.
h‘vmy but was mild.
Riley was born in Brooklyn, and wns
a lump follower oi the Union Army.
halo in Hill ’(ill‘s he landed in .l-lsn
—-'i‘o tool strong, have m sprout» Francisco with only it no. Meeting is
ml dais-maaegivffigggdlmm‘wlgz ligand minol whose loco was so OiWi' r .
’ ' ' all with n lioiiVy xrowtli of red bulrd
mt '"Xfllfi’l’fiflifli‘i‘f’ that ho reuomblotl it track. Riley it ill l
MONKL RiLEY DEAD. lad is MON room Ind charged fifty ('iilllii'
admission to sec the “wild mun ofl' ('y-l
CHICAGO, August ‘ m’i‘olonui" w“, ion" who won tho minor. He made $l
"w my”. who” booltmnklng entail 500 in too dnys Riley a widow in ho»
lishment on "Gamblers how" in the “9"” W ”9 WWW 1“ NW Y9” “
"w.“ YIN! known from count ‘0 90““ iii Edd llfl settled $100., 000 upon llei‘
(“w hm Wodnosilny. lie w“ shout mayoral years ago when they supllrut-
tlil you: old Although be is reputed '34
to hove «it one time been A million-
nlre, to practically was without funds
at his death. Riley. whose white hair
and mustache won him the sobrluostumes 1.. Martin. in the United slates
"Silver Bill..." in... i flbvhfivnlmstrict court, today heard a motion
most will?! fm Ni honooty. ‘Hfis‘to dismiss a petition of contempt
his!" £110?!“ will“ ”I ll“ PM!“ "0 charged against the Howard Dilutions
‘m was vomited to «more our Duster company, or bonus, and
etio- wm; cm vim-I on not rer- brought by the rate Gomum, of Mor-
idem Judge Martin declined. to give
n decision on the motion. nylon that.
‘ the we should be hurt! on its merits.
alleged violation of in lulunctiou is
period of ten days and attractive side
trips in tho ltlnorory ore announced.
The pilgrims will be under the direc-
tics of Rev. John '1‘. Winter». liililtul
in! St. Mury' s. New llrltnln.
’l‘llo loud tor the hit. Agnew Home
new amounts to $109,607.34. it was.
lifted during the post Week by n. gift’
’0! 8100 from on. Jumue‘ Church ml
sleuth Manchester.
Mm ... m...
bu.-
I
we» ”aw->4.“
DUBTLEGE DUOT CASE.
HARTFORD, August 1. -~ Judge”,
a hm m. athletic event or also:
unmounted.
Wmmmrahtor
.'.' '. Wigs
slum
. awnuromm 1mm In
' ‘ hull“: Wm his.
t or “selection
involved. .
GENERAL ARTEMUS WARD.
Dis-comics“ Arc Cooking information
of His Connection With Revolu-
tion-r, War.
The descendants of (inborn! Arm-
mus Word are ondcuvoring lo occurs
information resuming his curly ills-
tiny nnd lmmoclinu with tho itotolu-
tionniv War A recent communlcutlon
wus addressed to Norwuih Funnier, l).
A. it, and if anyone has anything in
ireluiion to General Word, the. some
cun be sent to Mrs. W. ll. Swords. our»
ill-sllcudlnfi secretory oi Nm‘walk i‘ imp-
tor. The information wanted in out
lined in the following commurlkuition:
‘ano you any manuscript ilumuww.
letters, diaries, etc
(i) To, by or rolerring t ,Hwoml
\rlt‘mllfl Word (unyds ,,2v
(2) “alerting to the clinic: oi the
courts in Worcester, flout. 8, 1774? 4
(3) Or. to the Bottle of Bunker mm
(4) Or, to tho fortification of lion
cheater Heights (Dorchostor Neck)?
ill) Or. to my other port of m-
alaise of Boston? '
Or. do you know 0! any such item
possessed by other members of you
chapter?
1 am preparing 3 book on donors:
Artemns Ward and the early part «i
the Revolution and i shall most grate
fully. welcome the opporthnltyto
upset (original mstarlsl 0: relevant
throat
Yours Mir.
' minim.
Norwalk Chronicler