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WASHJNGTON. I). 0., August 11,-»1
Petitions from women 111 Bridgeport
and many other cities and towns in
Connecticut were presented to the 13ers
sis of the United States today by Gen-
ators Branddgee and Michelin, advocat
ing nation~wide women a suffrage in
making the presentations numerous
senators of other States expressed
themselves in favor of the cause of
equal suffrage to women and a few
spoke against it. Neither of the Com
nocticut senators committed himself,
“1 present the petitions of a great
many women in the State of Connect-
icut for women's suffrage," stated
Senator McLean: he went no further.
Senator Brandegee's statement was
even briefer and just as non-com-
mittnl.
The petitions presented by Senator
McLean were signed by women in
Bridgeport, ’Norwnlk, Wilton, South
Norwalii, New Haven, 'Stamford. Hart-
ford, West Hartford, North Haven.
Those offered by Senator Brandegee
were more humorously signed and re-
presented women in New Britahl, 1
.Norfolk, New Haven, "Morris Cove,
wich, Meriden. Norwalk,
Stamford, Exiileld, Farmington, Wind-l
sor and Clinton.
Among the signers were Louise B.
Gould, of Biwidgeport George J. flaw;
enough. of Nofivaik, and Clara 1.. Hill,-
of Norwalln
Donovan Opposed. .
Congressman Donovan, who has al-
ready announced himself as opposedl
‘0 ““5 ““89 0f “man's SWWB and Los ANGELEES soon-xv 131111. w1LL HAVE TROUBLE
' mannvmo pnmcs smmsaaus eumowsm
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especially against any such proposl-'
tion by Congress,,becnuse he thinks}
it. ought to be left to the States, in-
dividually, to settle. received 11. mon-
ster petition in opposition to the
cause of equal suffrage.
The petition declares that women‘s
suffrage i‘is not a matter for federal
legislation, but should be left to the
individual ‘States to decide.” And it
declares that less than 4 per cent. of
the women or Connecticut re for suf l
flags and therefore it she 11 not be
forced upon them. ‘
Connecticut Represented.
Connecticut had an not public
in
the suffrage demonstration before
Congress yesterday afternoon and in -
it rode Mrs. Irving Moller, Mrs. F. H.
Snell and Miss Hazel 'MacKnye as the
State’s representatives. The machine
was a part of the parade of the “pil-
grims" from various sectipns of the
country to the Capitol. for the demon.
stration in behalf of equal sum-ago.
GUARDIAN FOR THE BRADY aov.
Miss Kittie Davis, of Mill Plain, Ap-
pointed by Probate Court of Dan-
bury,
Miss kittie Davis, of Mill Plain, was
Iodny appointed guardian of George
'i‘odd Brady, the six-year'oid sou oi;
Mrs. James A. Benedict, who was kill-
91] in an automobile 11111 ldonl ln'Miii
i‘lnln on 11111 111111111111 (1 July 3.
l‘his appointment, 11b 11 was made
ihy ludgp Marlin .i. Cunningham, of
1.1111 probntl- court, of iluubury, 1:011-
tlirls with 1111: appointment of Miss
(111111111111 iirudy, of Golden's Bridge, N.|
Y .. 111111 was appointed guardian of the
bid by 1.1111 probate court in Golden's
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’i‘-hi.11.» 11ili probnbh ho a 1111:1ii light.
1111 lo 111111 11 appoinlnu-nt in 11111111111
'1 111- 1111111111111 court apppiuloli 1hr!
guardian on tho ground that Mrs.
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of llnninu‘y vau 111111 1111111 111111111,
'l‘lli' uninit- left by M I‘H. liolwdli't, to
which 11111 hey ls heir, in said to allure-
unu- 1111nrly $100,000. 01111 111‘ tin1 0111.
1411111 lulvrsluiv ilnhia over 1111 41111111111 111
many years in imported to develop on
11 ruuuii of tho. conilicilhl; nppoluh
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.lilillli‘ i‘uunlnghnm said today that.
1.1111 pmbuio court of lilo district in
which tho person died is U111 prnpcr
one to appoint a guardian, and thoro-
foro he thinks the courts will uphold
1111-1 appointment of Miss Davin, who is
11 mammal 111ml. Mrs. liencdlci was
the 111111111111 oi lbs has by her first, inur-
ridge.
in nddiiion to considerable properly
in New Tori: attire. Mrs. lionodl :11 also
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51111111 her appointment 1111 guardian
by the 101111 in New York stale. Miss
Brady has 111111.11 strlvlmz to obioin can
tody or the boy, but has failed. The
present whereabouts of the hoyls um
11 is understood. however,
that Miss [hole has bad the custody
of the child and now that she has
been appointed his legal guardian, she
will deli anyone to try to take the
youngster from her.
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flavor and post all
you.
prudently baked
fresh, on:
turd-proof
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will relish them. They will nourish
V NAT‘D‘NAL cleanly , l
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can: w
CRACKERS
Made from the finest materials and
they come to you
and clean—in the mou-
package. Eat them at
meals and between.
the children without stint. Always
look for the In-er-Ioal Trade Mark.
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17 have a
their own You
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Give them to
MAN WITH BEAUTY SPOT.
At Narragansett Pier Casino.
PROVIDENCE, Aug. 4.—~Folits who
Pier, Saturday afternoon, quit in
amazement when there came on the
floor a young man whose sheds. stock-3
precisely the same shade. On his left
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Prince Stanislaus Sullmwskl and
Miss Marie [noise li‘reese. of Lon An!
poles, whose engagement was
pounced recently, will not
wedded without difficulty, if at
The result depends largely on
nerve of 11111 prince. Will be
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b ,1
all.
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‘11ollnt1cr lo the wishes of his family
cheek he wore a beauty spot, a tiny
heart- shaped bit of black court plasi
Whitneytilie, North Windham, Nor “Womanly Fellow" Creates Sensation 51:1“ Tl‘isaxfionfilailng stranger came. young
4
Lou ”stimulus roused on those figural railroad. 1.4153 b
and from the reports of hotel keepers an 1,242 by the Maine B
would place the amount spent by these remainder oi! the 4.100
‘ . . Mung for New England. vacationists at, roughly. $100,000, 000. ,boardina houses are ream
’ New England is undoubtedly doing Thai; the summer resort business is other railroads operating a
this year the greatest summer resort one 013 New England's leading indus~,1 1.11mi '
business in her history. Figures com- tries is indicated when comparison is'
‘ lplled by the New England lines would made with her agricultural figures 1
1' 5 indicate that about 1,,400 000 peoplel'l‘he total value (it all of New Eng-
spent their vacation within the marlI land's crops in 1909, as given by the
lines Vol! New England in the year1912,'census, was $141,113,829, The mom
[and the reports so for show thlit this value of the dairy products in the
what the Bummer 13"an Business
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DEATH LIST NOW AT
'Another Victim Expires F1
Cincinnati Motordnome Tm}
CINCINNATI, Aug tin—«Th
1nun1ber will probably be greatly ex-Isanie year was $50,720, 766, or about Mrs. Malinda Buchtman, o b
03M“ Wheeler and "1 party ”13 ccVeded this year. ‘ lhalf the estimated amount which sum- ton. Kym, who was injured in ’4
friends Spelli- Tlilli'b'dlil’ evening at R” 1 The railroads operating in lNewddns- liner visitors spent last year. . tordrome. last Wednesday
to“ P01“ land try every year to get on tlieirl 1There is probably no other region of brought the list of fatalities up ‘
‘lists every hotel and boarding house this country where so much is reaped today. There are still two on» ‘
open to summer boarders. A compila- annually from summer boarders. thus in the hospital that th ‘2...“ till '
tion based on these lists and covering} The compilation made showed that clans say have little shades of ‘ :‘
.1111 the railroads shows that last year last year Maine had 1,265 hotels and cry. There was no racing at tit
there were 4, 406 hotels and boarding boarding houses with a total capacity tordrome last night.
houses in New England with a total of 69, 073‘. New Hampshire had 1,157,! ~——~~»«~-— ‘
lcapacity of 222,141 persons. For the' with a totala capacity. 55.953; Vermont ~8entlnel Wants are a mutant:
total number of persons accommodat-i had 613, with a capacity 019,194; lilies and inexpensive means of 1111113111
- ed it would probably be fair to multi‘ sachusotts had 695, with a capacity of cation They afford a direct ,
u:oliwl:;(:exlf;;:‘ill-1:11:1piliftrg finmfl: ply the total capacity by six, figuring 114, 676; Rhoda island, 163, with a capa- carrying a message to the ones
on the average vacation being two city of 15,400, and Connecticut, 613,.wiil be the most interested.
Board of Plano e, 01 the Selectmen. 1
weeks and the season to consist of with acapacity of 27, 8115. 1
Mr and Mrs. William I, Bortine and twelve weeks. This would give 1,332,- There were 1.550 hotels and board A good adv. pays best in the
a Daily oi mam“, are spending the 840 persons accommodated in the sea- lug houses reached by the New Haven paper. .
month at tbe‘lluscoe cottage at Hick-j
ory Bluff. 1.
1
John Barnes has a position as about
fear in Norwalk
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1 Miles Hillii'and Joseph ‘.Durke are
guest. of r818tlves in town for two
weeks.
P1111113 'i‘ribe 1111211111015 are meeting
with great success in the efforts to
hold another cuiuival in August
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Word has been received from E. A.
Burdett‘s friends that he do resting
out within a few days.
The Dausniexs ‘01 Liberty enjoyed 1.
suffra-
immediately
Several
gotten, it is reported,
“ensued at the Casino, Narragansett opened negotiations to havehlm join
their ranks, after seeing him.
Your vacant property is costing
ilugs, trousers, coat, shirt, scarf, collar money every day. A Sentinel want
land but were all of white and all of adv. will change your loss into a.
.D'roht.
Try one and see.
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and the nobility of Ausirin‘.’ l
Mien l‘reoa is the daughter of a'
wealthy 1.11s Angolan family long in
society of southern California. The
prince comes from one of the oldest
PollshAustrlun families. which are
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to the position of thinness
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ragdflul l-
. flooded and gardens, were many inch.
"Vining putting 1111.1 machineh
1, _ Scommission
l, MULHALL TALK “TRUE
'1
Jaage during-the not strike, rcprcseuia
themselves Thursday evening when .,.
members of the lodge 8M9 an H
lentertainmeni, supper and dance. Iii
130111.311 11ers rendered by the D of i. I,
choir Loomis Scoficld udd1essed the II
members speaking on the subject of ~
lodge duties and the benefit of socia- '1.
him}. '
Willi Start This Great
one Into Your ,Home
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The hardest thunder stdl‘m of the
15111111111111 hit this town yesterday ulter-
noon Sheets and sidewalks were
i'l‘hc'Seutinél for 13 months . .
Metropditan Magazine for 3 months .
belli‘ashmnable Woman Magazine for 3 months . .
as under water During the hardest II
of tin- shower. the streets resembled II
1.n11ais.'l‘reclin1bs loll to the ground Ml
making dangerous walking. The el-
; ooiric 11aln failed to leave the station
at2:.,ii.1. as scheduled, 01111111 to light- -
out of
rho old steam e11gine"‘“
iwus brought into use and inco‘mlni-e
41111111111131er 11ers brought to town ill,”
the old way. ‘ V
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lJohn A Moifitt Says He fill“ Diem-ova 3|
l 1 . Statements
l The follouiug lihpstch from “ash-
:ingtou. D. C.. appeals 111 the Newark.
'N. J. Star: ‘ . ‘
John A 311011111 01 Orange, l‘worincr'
president of the ii1‘nittd Hatters oi" ."
;Norilt America. said here today that 3‘
.he would di‘sprmo alntcxllenwconomo .
‘ing the Oifnngc 1111.11.11.11 of 11 ion
iyears ago 111111111111 Marlin \l. More, '
hall. .
f in one of his letters 11111
agent of the National
"Manufacturers told of
4"l lillll'
former
Association of 1
bolus 111,0r-'
' .
Hearst shlagazme
is for the pl‘llgl‘t'sslvc, 11p-
toulaic American men
and women who want t1)'
keep in touch wilh the
big things that the world
is carrying 1111, but who
want to read 1.1 popular
magazine and not a. pc—
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help break the strike
l Muihnll 11 rote to his employers at
11hr. time that he Was registered at the
{Orange 110111] under lill uni-11111101] 111111111
'nnd was reuniting. reports oi 111.1 prog- I
rose of tho strike daily from inn in j
~cul olficm‘s of tho hatiers' union 11110:
in 1111 effort to
The Fashionable“
Woman
is the recognized author-1f
‘ Metropolitan
Magazme
GIV 117.8 GOOD VALUE.
a
[fi/q;a,ra_
‘\‘\‘\‘\.1 \ out
were on his pluroli. . all“? t‘illlllcq‘uitjf‘ ":33: death: tcxt-hmk. All the ity. the best and most up-
“Mulhnli never had two officers of. ‘1 "lilil Will kcl‘p theleutirc news 11'oi'tll untlngfu “Hm“. publication af its,
the union on his payroll. or one,“ do: ., lamilv posted as u') the bore, in Europe and m devoted ‘0 Amm;
kind,
can Fashions for Amer».
can Vl'olncn. '
At all news stands.
251: a copy
clurcd Molfiil. "I know that all ihei H
officers were loyal. it is possible that
there were men who deceived Mulhnil
into believing that they new officers;
of 11111 11111011, or. maybe he 11 as only
blotting."
the For Wcst~—0f poli-
tics. religion and art. is
told each month, a little
more completely, a little
more clearly. a little bct~
ter than in any other pub—
lication. The illustra~
lions will be superb.
At all newsstands
15c a copy
actions and doings of all
the prominent Jeoplc of
the entire work.
At all news stands '
151: a copy
l BIG N E 0 P. GATHERING
Over 2,1300 Members At Stat. Outing. V"
5 On Saturday. V
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{England il11'loi oi i’iotNtlou 111' illiu' .'
311111111 journi-yud 11111111 to sinful hook, ‘ ‘
Satmilay, ‘ 1‘ 'l‘ 'l‘ V 1
lli’llilwhls a dinner at the inlluil' “I H W 0 GE HEM
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lvoted to uihlvtll' upoi‘in. 1111111111: the 1.;
‘11111111111 “‘0‘“ "“1"“ 1". ““L 111.: W ll To simplify the handling of this proposition. we collect 35:: with the order, and than
i1.111.»... warden. 111' New 11111111; 11111.1. 3! the newsboy collects {011 the paper at the rate of 12 cents per week. So all you have t
.silpmmo 111111111111 [11111111111111 ’1‘. 111m- l! 110' 19 send' in the Coupon and 351:, and the collections for the paper will take care of till
.body, (11' 11111111111111. 11111111,; (11111111 War- \| . balance,
don W, 11. Philip and 8111111111111: Guide II '
Sullivan or 1111111111 island; 11. it. dyd- '
dall, grand ili'i'i'i'Inrl' of libode la- :2 can at sefltlllel ‘
gland: tiraud Worden W. 11. (toxlior, 11 C 0 U P O N
illarliord; Fred \‘1‘. 11111111; grand trans: ‘9 Offlce and let “S i. . ' ,
uror, of Ahsonia. and 11‘. W. Richards II , ' ' 1 1 ' . j
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Haven. and Grand liliit‘l'eliil'y John J. '- ' I M 3 ‘
Miunlx of New Haven. Anions others ‘! CODES Of these . The scannel hoe 0 y
Dropout were C. H. Mercer of Elm II - PUBLISHERS SENTINEL:
11 Tree lodge, who has not missed an I! magalelCS. I W you herewith this 1‘.th “dd 35 fonts, fit!"
me "33 attendance at 1111111101112 locations with it which please deliver (or mill) $211 11:11 or ,
Them for each number of 11.1.13.- illustrated bottom in 1 cents. ' ' ’ ‘ '
N0 matte, what mummy“ “WM,“ nuns. try unwwmdfmfll W the exception of mice in two years. 11 Thong (111115111111: at months, and mail The Metropolitan, The Fashionable we.
Pattern and you willrcnlise as minimal women havelearnotl,that Pictorial 11 was intended to hm a parade. 11 be W ‘ "l W“ ° man and Hearst’s Magazine for three months, for which 1!;
11%wa “rooms alone lie to yourdrcma that elegance olilnemdiimnca chic but owing to the hot weather, this ii the United States without 1 agree to pay the balance it the rate 0f 19 COMB WWW» ..
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WILLIAM 1!. BEERS. and inexpensive means or comment. 1';
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