ll be held Vou‘
no .
re.- .Toinlineou for-
on, ' Drenoent Terrace.
PM J end Mr. Tomliuoon conducted tho‘bhor- :1
it rush. wrrv where Porkero drug store now .
or a partial etuudn. _
V W
I Baby Duralo. V
‘. James. two months' old son of Mr
I . will be held at 11 o'clock tomorrow
Vimv/ I/V, .,
Funeral of mu. VDoron.
Johanna, widow of dohn Doren, died
venterdey at her home in Elm street
VV ting m honor-hen: '
’ but, experienced men can
outieiottion The
ouoeerliugly I.ow Eon
lly given. Special low
into and wall paper.
tomorrow mornmg at 9 oclock from
the Church of the Aeeumbtion. inter
moot In the Weetport Catholic come
tery. V
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~‘outtnel Wont MTVB I'vlll introduce
mine people to each other today who
mom to have known each other years
one.
I oods Sales
Vat Pride Réw‘ulio-Is
V V ., Specxal
ory high grade of Wilkes-
iWilllnm Elirou. 3 Row
$1. 50 Gold Plated Spectacles -
Prescriptions Carefully Filled.
done better. 4
(“bolus and Fob Chains
Gold-filled IW etch ee ..............
155 Woohihqton 8t
OppooiteV Hoyt'o Theotm—Upmi ro.
WATCH FON- THE NAME.
exchengoin buying demands.
and Mrs. Petey Durele. of ill Nople _ V
‘ aIrrot died this morning. The funeral VV
Weetport The funeral will be held . ~
75c
$4 Gold- filled Eye Glasses ..... $2.00
$4 Gold-tilled Speotucke ...... I. $2.00
Tel. 441. Eye Lenses Fitted” ea h 50c to $100
‘ aying lo 11 lb.“ tor farsiDilferent Kinds Thermometers 50c up
‘rloes for rubbers. metals. First-class Barometer ...... $3 00 up
' Nowhere can you not your repair:
25:: up
_ . 87. $8. $12. $15. $20 $24
Waitham,.Elgln. Standard. Swine, Etc.
Charles Fraud
South Norvvolk.
Wont watches and clock: old sold
and silver alien at highest price In
The Paris Cloak
’ I 515 Main on. etamIoI-d.
.
In ”WW4“ ... to; wt- mwmm "
'7‘ _ ~_ “—-
7.!UIUI'W Ui~l
in favor.
noon and
merit. '
tt Solid Scarf Pine ............ 50c up
a [68893 Solid Cuff ButtonaV .......... 50c up
Very NlCo Clocks $100 to no 00 CV
A IGood Alarm Clogka mango «Veg: . .
Nickel Watched rum . to ~ .
Sliver Watches from . .54.50 to saw no W SHINGTONpST
MANN arena-ow; MIVVV
l./‘ p!
Wm:\:\‘\‘ ‘H‘\.
BET lOBETliEll SElWlllE
I BRIGHT Mill ETTMGTWE
The first of the week-night “Gel. Tgr
'getllel‘" "matings or tile South Nor?
wulk Methodist Church went off last
i he i’ans‘ Cloak 8: Suit House
33 South MIIIII St. South Nomad
We might tell you here a. lot of nice things about our handsome
new suite, Skirts, Brennan and Walnut.
, perfect in Vetylo. boot in quality and boot to buywall of willoh would
be the truth. But it would be for better for you—«end I‘Ie—ior you
to come to this store and see with your own eyes how they look
‘ and int, and judge for yourself it they are boot for you to Buy. Buy
, . , . I later if you wont to, but look now. The style Store tor Ladies.
‘w’th interment in St. Marll'B ceme— ,:
_ 3V3 South Mnln at, South VNorvvolIr._.
WE ALTER FREE.
\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\U\
'1‘- . Ulnf
Just Received-~-
The Latest Fashions in Furs
All selected prime shine and finest workmanship
For I oats and FIshionable Fur Sets
"Many m0dele in both long and short Coats are offered for \ouv
selection; eleo Fur Sets on tha new lines in all «he skim most
The Coat Department
Is now showing I), large oollactiou of Full and \IlV’inteI éloute and
-I Wraps In he very newest to lerlaln, lntluding niodo :4 for
rose wear, that heapeak individual elegance and xenon-
Street. Stamford
a'V. -V/db 3"." Army/‘1.» a
F“ to. in- in u
ttosrorc. II. M.
We might say they word;
and Suit House
Our/fl ‘ fiM/‘dfilur’n
I'm .s‘x‘u‘fl‘xtu‘
a.
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‘ Land in addition to )ur owti newnutock the
Lomplete Sample me Of a Famous Fur»
rierV will be on sale until the closing hour
. tonight. . See the Fur Coats, Mufis and
hearts and For Trimmings, in endless?
VVarr‘ay (If shades an 1 styles ' J
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u/a/u/nI’A-n'v/nvfinrn or
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val ~.}\ ‘N‘ '
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U
upon the questioner Vequel suffrage:
“I don’t want you to forget them."
unid Mrs. Hinoka. "That petition Is ‘j
.' buried in the archives " of our, stole
just as the old charter was ogre bur-
led In the oak But you onunotburv
the volre of the people. The will..o'
. those 18 000 is as little buried on was
the eIplrlt of the old charter in the
; strenuous days of our early history.
Even in the house last shrine this
spirit was felt, the several represen-
.\u\‘\.\v¢l\.\fix‘\u\
army-1'. 'v/‘f-Uilr' Ur
\I
5.. the voters themselves." » . -.
“ Mrs. lllnoke pointed out. her belief
‘VVE that great: progress was llllll"al"d IbyV
ninr
jg It Connectidut nutl—Sufirrwe womnn’
' she said "We are’ sprung from the
name people we have the. name b‘ood
, we may differ psycholoulrally or he
» U may differ only upon this one euhioot
it There is no cause for our hntlu'v‘ tho
truly wniglgnfi,fi/'
.43
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question is considered a question no
til it shows two olden? I sov. “Heav-
elm; aid won’t sing ought to so to S6
. . en bless the antle and keep them talk .
"Sing Sing ’ Everybody note a chantre log.
to sing in these moetlnge.
They appeared on well no they
In'rosontod their side on their hearing
Idny that I only wonder the men llo‘ou-
Inn did not reflect that they should
have the ballot whether thev wished'
“I“ noNVEHTIBI it or not, in order to dive the state
m. ..._ . 'tlIe ueeo of that good mulerlob
HARTFORD. Oct. '22.--The TONY-i "Well, we failed in that logiuloture
mom—dun-
VSI
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‘9'."". annoj‘v'a Mara/‘Iw'wlfllm
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future representatives. " .
Mrs. Hiucne appealed to the flit,-
. ‘ V. ' h I V e
H. Krleger Si Co.
he Leudior Viluifi tors in The N‘crwalks
West ‘A ushingmn Street
Wm
@V
Ion
‘oal
continuation».
V the world or.
night in good form and in line epirlt.
I' .100 for Newspapers. 35¢ per me
These experienced in ouch meetings
Ithought the gathering of an unusual
size The music woe bright and III.-
trdotive Mr. Meredith commit?
knows how to get the bent out of u
choral choir: to not the people to slut:
and to enjoy it. The sermon by Dr.
Id. I}. Richardson. 0! Brooklyn, N. it,
was one” oi those soul-searching ser-
mons that onto down into the marrow
of made being. lilo text: "Let the
Wicked Forsnke His Way eudrthe In».
yrlzhieoue Non lilo Thoughts." The
p .Ithor pointed out that the. text de-
ocribee two kiddo or men: Tboae
whose IIinII are or the body end time
whoIIe nin flu or the dlopositlou. The
nine of the body being (homo: drink.
I» .. .ony nnd nelionullty: the nine of dis-
pooitiou being thoue oi anger and In
uniorzlving spirit and the like-V Theme
of the body are oourae and vulgar;
more or the disposition often mar othI
amino noble oborwteru. But which
nine era the wane? Those of the body
or them: of the diluooitlon?
Our revolt. trout the nine. of the body)
III without donation. The drnnloird
and gluttou are often trimmed ‘oi
thoomlvoo when the evil in done. But
editor and the unlorelving with “Jim
more dungerouu. tor they are the WI!-
oloonl outburst oi: need people who
are more olten in our (shoreline. And
for the» outlier-Ito they moire on opol»
m. but encore themuulvoo. ll III. oil.
Sell Your Ju* k
Before the Cold Weather Comes.
I pay the Highest Prices for
Rubber Tires. Metals and Feather
Beds. re a lb. for Rage. 25¢ par
for Magazines.
G Yourdisky
“hone 912. 27 Ely Av... Io Namath.
AUTOMO Bl LES
FOR HIRE
DAY OR NIGHT.
CALI. - l). TRAVIS
PHONE 1440.
Be Prepare
m the cold weather and m Ii
(:0th STOVE with I amount“.
M l..ROSlIN
III rev Ave. doom NORWALK
moon no. I ll
. new the ground that they Irv; not re
opuntlble tor the dloposltlonwtbuy
“ “lull trout their «there More then.
om «run some people who null to
ohm their one or living. butthoro
died two.
._ re. who I... no: evening It or.
mothmoioovrhoouhttoobufl
fourth annual convention of the Cello.
Womene' Suffrage Association was
brought to a clone tblu afternoon with
at 111139th at Hotel Bond. in honor of
the retiring odioere. at which plates V
were laid for about dityperoonu. Mrs.
Themes H. Hepburn. president. of the
Huriiord branch, presided; Adore-mt
were made by Mrs. John Winters Brou-
non. of the. Womone‘ Political Union,
of New York. hire. Caroline Rout:-
Rees. Notional delegate to the Inter-
national Womone Suffrage Consrose
at Budapest. him Ernest Thomillon
sewn, at Greenwich? Mrs. Mary J
Rogers. of Murideu. and by Mrs. Wil-
liam P. Hinoke. or Bridio‘p’ori. the re-
tiring Slate proudont. .
The convention ouoombIedV In U My
Hall for its dual woolen at in o'clock
tine morning.
Mn. Maud M. Hiucko, the prohldemt
In her annual address. raid that the
anthem oouue bud souo forward. not
bookwnro "nubile opinion." the told.
“that dolloote lyre whiob resound: to
every wind. II playing emotion Into the
euro or ”(can who euro to hear. on
every bond one been the remark
Well it III bound to come. lblo won:
neurone Announce In none to undead. ”'
Wu Wonk: begun a miew ol the
Your: work in II my Illlléh one one
ohowed bunlneu IIIIIl Ibot “we WW
not woohskneod Indies talking lands
at in “Moon oulture club." The
With we carried on. money ml
not looklneé-«Ibonlto to the idle eon;
Iventlonmund now too ’
in it: lulu. drool. oredit I.
Mottled?! V
like dine Wane
hire. Minolta told oi! as,
"out: Woe. to the
um toil. heirloom m nonhuman.
I die to mot Ind it I‘m; out anthem tiboni'o
leer. nod to the public. 0! room. In ‘
W
but it won ensued failure. It proud
failure. i buppoe‘e’it oounde Very much
liloo sour grapes to hey we were not
unreasonably disappointed in the vote
in the house. We tokogthe matter of
the ballot more seriously ”than port.
at the public realize. We want to be
read) for this llelerendum Dny-~.
when it comes. We don't wont to full
then. We went more public opinion,
It hinge? petition. and n eonetitueucy
behind every reproeentutive clamoring
for his vote We are really no onu
tlouu as we ore esteemed reckless?
hire lllncku IIpolIe oi the securing
of permanent hoodeunrtora in liort
(0rd. and the prooeniolion of a Sui
mun ploy in order that the public
night he treated to something in light-
er vein other the ourioua work of Izet
up. “votes tor women rubber into
the leuxuen. "
Tho lemue ol the loot yewr'o work.
the president «old. wore them: Flreiw
limit lot a men do to the next legit»
More who I. not or an o- dell mind on
the subject at votes [or women. Thle
in the III-at and grout oommunduient.
and the wound to like onto it: (live
every mu who to to oil. do run lesio-
iIItnro u oouotltuouov which mitt. II!
ion-t in port. for the ballot tor wo- ordort e dheenlh triennial reunion 0!
the Not tonal Council of Confinemen-
men.
"(Int buoy and IlelII‘ odoIe men who
would like to Ito book. but who voted
union our Inooeuro thin year.
be done and In some tonne
bonny
«:va thaw
Tore
alibi hove I you before out w«
Lyn“ dill mm and “filial!“ 9f UNI no
. . a III nodbomlromadmmot
Jim had yet mil-moo Ire .. doctrine of mm
ell leagues to each form 9. new league.
and in‘concluoion referred to the
glowing neport brought by Mrs" Catt
0. the success at the movement for
the en‘lrnnnhleemeut of women
throughout the world.
Mu. MAGNER l8 PRESIDENT. ..
At The annual meetingof the Catho-
llc Union Council, No. its. Knights of
Columbus, held last night. James H.
humor was elected president for the
ensuing year. All other olilcers were
reelected. Following this meeting the
26th anniversary hanging (‘ It :9
met and voted to deter the holding oi
the banquet. whlohthue been" provided
ly announced, on October 29? at the
Royal James inn. it won round that
there would not be time enough irom
now until mandate to allow for the
printing of the invitations and to pro-
pane the other details
I... a...” m».
M081" IMPORTANT CONFERENCE
iN *EN YEARS.
KANSAS :III'I', lulu. om. Ella—Tito
moot lIu ortpprcouierenoo oi Cohere-
netlcno‘ .I in II decade he on here
today when Moderator Nehom‘ uh
hoynt‘on. at Brooklyn, N Y.. called to
It] Chm-oiled in the United hitter.
before it he; eomnletod ltII «qu ~II
p «on which rill) nonem- nine next. the
”I”. couubil villi hive elected it new moo
ureter. adopted It now commotion
mold; a tutti atonement or dro-
o. Chaim! menu wrote” to
the
unify. .
II (or
tr
Inn. to on «winery umltyiw
I.
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We haveplaced -
on Sale (Inc '
lund ed Pairs.
of L‘Idies’ sl-VllSSPS'
SHOES at
‘ oun'VMemI. Potent Minn-
‘3‘, Button or Lace. Form-
er values $2.50 to $3.00.
Sizes 3. 3 1-2 and «I.
a. .- at
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L Bradley and Dr 0.1! 8 Davis. Mr.
Hogan is secretary and it in thought
that the treaeurer's otllce will go to.
one or the other Meriden members of
‘eorge Ulrich. of thin
city, a trustee. has obtained an opin-
ion from Attorney-General Ught,
which Buys that a trustee may hold the
poet of treaeurer. The president or
the board is James I’. States, of New
oven .
Housewives wutoh Sentinel Wont.
Adve. (or clues to that uspiretbto "bob
H I.Iilll
Wu-
Don’t 86}!anst
In buying roommate. inspect the
line line tliut we are showing at one
tremely low prioee. J
MGUTKOWSKY
At pie Former Auditorium Bulldlne,
I1 IvoIrrI-I mun swear. I.
We buy moudhond Furniture.
I...
Mark Cross l”?
GI OVES
novitod Prices on
Ladm’ and Man'- Gloves
on nooount of new term. .
Hood flown Glover now em
Ilia“: White Cone “on
Time town were formerly
Swill at d .16.
. MAdlti‘NAWil.
‘ outdo All Wool Western
Emmy“ u m‘mflm
o:
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