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in Pine island Cemetew.
of stone can afford.
TAXPAYER.
ml... ot the aim Amei‘ioon w . “
man Sucrose Association torn: tho
chief topic of didousalon at the forty-
iirth annual convention of the associa-
tion. which bma here today in con-1
noction with the sessions of the ng I:
'11an calls” Wowih'c Sadr-ace radio“x
citation and the Suffrage school to M
conducted by the Congressional Union.
The association's financial affairs
flied ,Obmmunlcatlon of- Old
1,iwiien a committee ”will present an
”in an its rooms, on. and, amendment to the constitution to pro-
All Mastor Masons onrdlafly gets, of the constituent organizations.
the support of the national body.
. to the convention have arrived.
it bred child never reproves
public.~Bridgeport
‘ uires the combined efforts of tied "in “0‘ ”081“ until Monday.
topic to make a success of mar-
be- able.
when‘she gets big enough to the Federal Snifrage Amendment and
I there isn't a Santa “Claus, she the annual address of the association's
there is a Prince Charming.—, president, Dr. Anna Howard Shaw.
Vbably “0 one more than Miss entation of the report of the commit-E
1 Wilson understands the inabii— tee that framed the financial amend. 1
0‘ those in high places ‘0 have 5* me it to the association' a constitution.
{1111116 wedding “11“ to do the D18“ Already there have been expressed a
W113“ that 'Harvard boy, Brickley. among the membership of the larger“
», mos 91’ age and gets “‘3 "-0“ “9 state organiations and the great indc- f
e the Progressive party memo
to enlist him it they are still last year 0,. two finally became ailll-'
italone. He's the most persist-
and dependable kicker we can
I
n; sums for the advancement of the suf-
of title of an able contribution in
A more important
(‘71? tional officers come 11] that the 116va
y financial scheme is made necessary 11’
will 'be brought formally to the attain" ‘.’
Itioo or the convention on Tuesday.
'vldo an 111111111111 in: upon the bath 1
The members, of these organizations
already are taxed 10 cents annually lbr’
Most of the-500 accredited delegates
Many
!alternates are here to attend. It in!
Iestimated more than 1,000 accredited
deolgatos and alternates will attend
thé sessions.
i The formal meetings of the conven-
impure and
some.
! Addrd’snos of welcome and the re-
isponses are to be followed by a colo-
,bratlon or the suffrage victory in Illi-
Then will come an address onl
i
Take eve
with Royal,
The first real business session be-
gins Tuesday morning with the prom“
; variety of opinions on the advisability.
of adopting the amondmont, especially
pendent bodies which only with the‘ .
movement in that state. The
1spenkor will ho Mrs. Grace Wilbur
Trout, president of the 'lllinois tSuff-
rago Association. She will be follow
ed by Mrs. Sherman K. Booth, chair-
man of the Legislative committee;
Mrs. Catherine Waugh McCullough,
iatcd with the national association.
first
The independent bodies contend that
Ias they are large and collect large
fruge cause. their tax for the support
of the national body ‘wiii be out of pro-
portion. On the other hand the na-
Stewart and Mrs. Antoinette Funk
Miss Lucy Burns, vice- chairman of;
the Congressional Union for Woman
the national body is to push forward .
ulfranc, ulil diucuas the National Suf-
V the campaign for universal suffrage 1n
are made with Royal Bolo-
ing Powder. and are most
appotizing, healthful and
digestible foods. “1 “" "
Hot biscuit made with
baking powder are not so. "
appetizmg nor so Whole-
It allV depends upon the
baking powd'e ‘
have your biscuit made
pure cream of tartar bak-
ing poWder, if yoii would
avoid indigestion.
‘Mra. Modill McCormick, Mrs. Ella S. letnr plm are They a ll be in Noivtaik.
i Monday evening, llcrcmher 1st at tho!
, mt. rt: In 1111111
location! tron first run
1-.‘mm m mm:
I’ll Walt. Wumni
; The ”volition our: marks of 0r-
.V: W Em it in:
‘ ammo-111 noun... Nov 27.
To M William Vollmerr .
We the abdominal! prisoners conf'
11am .011 turn unit-1th? counts1 Mi
5gb advantage cf this opportunity to .
' 1 recs to you our sincere and healftfrt I
_. “felt thanks for the exceptionally good
dinner which we received, today.
Those of us .V‘who haven lind‘ experlv-
once in other foils and printing-"which
" we incidentally rem, have 110 hotel1 V
tenor in stating that the dinner is
far superior to that which will be
given to the inmates of the various‘
Penal Institutions throughout the V
countryman!
Prison Wardens. an a rule are very
good advertisers, but very,’ very poor
feeders.
Such thoughtfulness as you have
manifested today, has a tendency to
drag I follow out of the loneliness of
bitter exile into harmony with the
world. it miles him IIpelleve that
'ihoro is still existing much of what
Tolstoy calls “The comradship of
. Man.“ it VG had more of that in
”tau world and more of what Carlyle
, totals 'Y'The silent rhythmic charm of V
,V'llumnn companionship." there would?
'not be so much crime.
Mocterlincks says, "There can be .
no higher miSaion in life than the
effort to enncblc our less fortunate
Ibrother.” ,
1 God knows that you and Messrs.
0' Neil, Tibbals.. Reynolds. Callahan
and Saunders. have done everything
within their podver to lighten the bur
idea of this dark life of isolation.
i From the bottom of our hearts
{goes forth the hope that you and
iyour assistants have been the recip-
iients or many blessings during thoVI
.pant year from Him to whom many
of us here are looking for strength
to start life anew. in conclusion we
:wlsh to assure you of our esteem and.
PnputAR WLMUSEME ENISLV :grutitudc not only for the dinner of;
ltodny, but also for the H‘i-‘y kind and‘l
h (sympathetic treatment of tho main
THERE Is Non—1mg LlKE pry for your good rillowship and your}
lly it i mean the Fdwin .1. Mc ‘maanaminity of heart all of which is:
Enclly, orchestra of 130511911 with r1
1913‘. .
adulterated
r.
ry cafe to
which is a”:
We are sincerely yours.
John it}. in»
911ch Tuscano,
tonic Tit-M1110.
Edward Doom, Mi-
l..ouis Krotafoii An-
(Inhiil,
Stutc Armory. Show them that You?
enjoy their concerts and dances by be-
ing on hand with your friends. 111
Pei 1 ey Gus
lsht far beyond any possibility of express '
Valon in words. 1 }
l
l
1 Three thousand Methodist ministers
A less
than 3500. There are 3,000 congrega-
, I as somewhere then that ought to be
hailhmod 01' themseiv cs.-—Detroii Free
11 ,now a baby at Washington is
mercury
was
on u dresser whcro 0“" 0" these is the Congressional Un
How long ion of Washington. organized for the
this sort of thing to go on‘?-—Pat-
}
V .and conviction than a lengthy l'ioward
which the argument is not
ted. We do most emphatic '
Vlt brevity. Long-winded ar- 1
Mile observed, ore the last
and are many times avoid-
rthis country. They declare that the
10 cent a member tax is not common
surnte with the dignity of the national
body nor the cause that it represents.
The independent bodies are power-
' ful but according; to the national oili-
cers their activities heretofore have
been directcd toward advancing the
cause in their respective localities.
advunccmcnt of the federal constitu-
tional amendment through Congrem.
Another is the Woman'a Political
ifIlndusirial conditions in that city Union of New York ”0th have large
. tune as they have been 101 norm1
ti ‘V pant, it will be news that the “5C“ ["3" they would be taxed heav-
s are running. not that there is 1 “5 to “WW" “if? "WON“ ”Sabina
budgets and under the proposed new
ion.
Another subject to be fought on the
floor of the convention will be the re-
movul of the national headquarters
from New York to Washington That
jqucstion, however, is one that arises
at each annual convention and there-
fore will not command the attention
Igivon to the finance amendment.
g Washington suffragiets are planning a
5 campaign to regain the headquarters.
Tho preliminary work of tho conven-
deniiols committee, which will exam-
-Vine the credentials of tho delegates.
Its report will be presented Monday.
notions.
nluht
'ai association, rwill preside.
tlon will be done tomorrow by tho crc- ‘1
National omcors do not anticipate any
difficultlea in the seating of the dole-
Tho national board also will
,hold 1111 annual meeting tomorrow and
:the executive committee will meet at
A great mass meeting will be held 'will speak.
'Sunday afternoon at which Dr. Anna1
allow, proaident of the nation-
Among
the speakora will be M11111 Jane Ad-
dams. of Chicago, and Senator 'Holcn
lung (Robinson. of Denver. member Vol
fruge .tn1e11d111e111.lslie will deal with they have never heard them they will
the efforts of the union to further the surely go a second time. Not a dull.
passage by Congress of ”‘01:“? sulf- moment the entire atoning from iho‘.
Emairt‘dnenillxrneiiuxv, axe“ 1:13:11;th first. note of the concert to the strains
will close the evenings meeting with of ‘Home S‘wm iiomc' (,oncert 3.
her annual address. 1!" 0. Dancing 9 to 1. Tickets 500.1
Consideration of the new constitu- each
tion and a conference of methods for,
furthering tho suffrage movement will;
come up Tuesday. That evening the
Men‘a League will hold a meeting, pro Appears In a VsudeVllle Act Next
sided over by James Lees Laidlaw,V Week in Saudi Norwalk.
president of the lcaguc. Among the As he was leaving "‘9 American
this:1:2..13..S::;"3::.f;32f°11° .. .. m...
Owen, of Oklahoma; Representatives 7‘91““ w“ “9‘ “9°“ by “W" “‘0". “‘0‘
Murdock, of Kansas, and J W. Bryan. same three 39‘9“ 0‘ the Quulomaln
of Washington. and former Mayer government who haVc boon pursuing
Googre Crcol, of Denver. .him (‘Vl’l' 9111012 his father arrived "1
The varioua state organizations will ““3 “"th- A taxicab was standing
make their annual reports Wodncn- “9“" ““d GV‘dGHHY they WWW-d to kid-
day. They will detail their progress nan him considering him too dancer-
in furthering the movement in the var one 10 be at large but he fought tbom‘
rious states and diucuss plane they of! Olin of them struck him in the
have made for the future. Presenta-
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ZELAYVV'A AT HOYT'S THEATREI. .
which another conference on methods “may “manger...“ His wife scream-
wiil be hold, led by Miss 'lielcn Hack-m1 for help and rings hands from mg
or. of im'rcnce. KMRM- thcutro crime to tho rescue, the men
(in chnoaday night hedoral Judge running away. He has an ugly bump
Julian W. Mack will discuss “Woman on tho back of tho head to show for,
and Children in the Courts" Judge 11111 cxporiencc. . I
Mack WW formerly judge at “1° Juvon- With the older chaya, in Jail tho
“0 (30“"1 at Chicago Juduo Harry spins of Manuel Estrada Cabrera. prou-
Olsen, of the Chicago Doniioatlc Rrgia- ‘idcnt of Quaternaia and the bittorent‘
tlouu court. Misc Maud M nor, pm a enemy of Zeluya, are following the
tion odicer of New York city, and Miss
Katharina Davis. superintendent of son “01‘1““ “i capture ”10 “3“me
ltho Bradford, N. Y.. rctormntory. also “'3’ Widen“ in M8 90839931011 impli-
cation influence members of congress
Both the morning and afternoon new in NE land grafts and condos-lone in
alone of Thursday will be devoted to Nicaragua and Quatemeiu. Cabrera's
the business of the 'oonvention. while bribe to them to help tum got Zelayn,
at night Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt. out of power rpm. evidence 1. m.
prcsi‘dent of the international Woman mined in a little black trunk which
duffraxe Association. will deliver air-7.919” j‘calouoly mm.“ Oboe this
, Luc. Jasepb Edmonda,
hack of thou-bond with a blunt lustful-g
tlon of new business will follow after meat and he fell to the sidewalk, prao
‘ I Audio
taming,
ilnmoschino Delfouso,
Junior: A. Seymour. i
En gene S
Muicuhy, William Thomas, .losV, Shor-I
win. Thos. Goodwin, James
Andrew Jackson, Fred M, Bishop,
John Fobey, Thomas R Evans Geo.
llutierick, Albert B Johnson Math
ow P. Bishop, Althur R. Smith Jon.
Blainuy. Harry Miller, Jean Knapp,
1T105111 ’I‘.1Starr John ll‘alkenbcrs.
VWillinm Roman. Joe Meyers. Dot
Work! lsnac Sclleck Harold 1. W11-
V,lium.c Sicircbnno Sirts, Charles D.
an, Joseph Ruzzanenti, Cleveland
Manuel, 1... S, Morgan. Henry Hol-
den. Francis Rinebuck, Andrew Au-
mistus Newmann, Ipnniol Sullivan.
John L. Rush, Jerry Brown Alexan-
der Scales. John Lewis. John Car-
roll, Michael Gallagher. Adam Mar-
cus, George llulen, i’ntio Murray
Stiff. VAnilpndich, Michael Murphy,
Joe Milati.
Charles Abromistcra Marcus Col—
lins. RobertLawrence:1 .‘lolm Pete.
James Green, William White. William
1Konnsally, Jos. Danna, Jnmea Shiclda.
Leroy Ill. Stony, J. L. Sullivan, John
Welsh. Pat Conn. .‘llos. Barron, Fred
Mchun. Joe. Stoucik, Donnie Cnrin.'jur1cdlction of the court in limited to
110"" Tfifillmlsvnu imposing a maximum sentence of six
J. K6"? of 1 mouths imprisonment, it would be 1111-
Mesa. 090’“ Clarke 0’ 3- 0-. Aleck. Iponnible to commit tothe reformatory,
[aflmwml'cz‘kim James Porter, OMB whoro the prisoner might be kcpt ion
‘ la longer period than the maximum
Jackson.
Henry Smith, Daniel
Williams.
orvoa'ruamna.
added Dolllbliitiel.
to thin advantage of conditions.
(tonne Dero- .
Mr.
Hook’s. letter in yofltcrday‘e Sentin-
tiitit the work of improvement bad
, 31131101: some of our public spirited
no of means, complete the iron
thoroby permanently protect-
grounds; and in so doing, earn
fictitude of the people, and {on
V l. for more valuable and
cmorloi. than any‘tabiet or
the (‘oiorudo donate At night a re- address on the international aspects
union of the delegates will be held at of tbo feminiulat movement She will
a 100.!!! hotel. 1‘19 followed by Mrs Thomas M691
Mondly a welcoming address to the burn, president of the Connecticut
‘idclegetea will be delivered by Mrs. woman Suffrage Association.
Nina ill: Allendor, president of‘ the! The convention 010M!!! “Friday. 111
state society of the District of 001nm though practically the last business of
bin. Miss Alice Paul. chairman of the the sessions will be ended the day pro-
congressional committee of the nation- vioua. The executive committee will
a] association, also will welcome the .hold its final meeting in the afternoon
delegates. A response will be made and the edictsl board meeting willb‘e
by Mrs. Solon Jacobs, president of the hold in the evening.
Alabama Gum-age Association. who A...
reminder of the afternoon session millennial Wadi: are a quick action
will be taken up with reports of the and Waive means or complaint
unicorn and depot-tannin. ' 1
the great iiiimia celebration will 5Wls‘flwr,
, be not that atoning: and migrant-.1111“ ho tho W in I
,nout hum 117 will - ' "
cation. Theroflordnmwdwocmfrtmma
111-11111}
trunk 111 out of his permission. and lid
has nothing to fight his fathers bat-
ties with.‘
. Alphonzo Zelaya is Américooioed
and spent twu years at West Point.
where he that his present wife. l;
stand niece of General we. lie loo
remarkable pianist, one or the clever-
all in vaudeville. and punishes union-
did entertainment. if his“ rather cuc—
coeds in getting ball, or getting out
of the clutches of the 111mm dov-
eminent within the next law any. 119
will visit his ion hero and confer with V
Intentions. skilled worker to to
ahead-write a nominal Want MA
9.01“me
sentinel 00V“ ‘70?! William Ill!
1mstihommd Kill arm 0!
11311111111 mu;
Nothing but crowded bottles are
locked for at north: when he 9W1
Murphy. i
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1
1cru1 assembly at its next session hail
V dfiiweeniihc flaws of 7 V and 10 o’clock
100 dozen Fianna-Visits Night Gowns for women, all since. out Bulb
would be cheap at 501:. Special tonight 87c
01. 50 and 0250 WHITE WAIBTS.
000 or Just 50 doaen new fall Wrists, all the (19.1th otyic‘s. care-
fully selected Vfor the holidays. fipecial tonight W'W'j'r" .8114}
lion-«amok MessALmE. ‘
Yard wide lustrous black satin Masculine. a quality that is epocv
isl value at $1. 00. Special tonight .. 70c-
10c OUTING FLANNEL.
1.000 yards of heavy Outing Flannel in colored stripes for night
pajamas. children's wen-r: etc. Special tonight .._....~.....V........i§0e
$1.00 WOMEN'S KID GLOVES. '
' Our famous P and L. Kid Glove, the best dollar value, sold some
places at $l.251.pair, all colors, all sizes. Special tonight .. 85c pair
$1.00 "TOMMY- M‘KINM DOLLS.
The greatest dollar doll made, Si inches high, already dressed,
..,v ..... . ...... .-
u-u- s.--1~‘-u¢u1-h-‘-n- . ..
unbreakable Special tonight ............... . ..... . ..... . ..... 59c
25c koumos room harm; ‘ '
Aviimlted quantity. Special tonight ............... No
26¢: Womawe Hoolssv. ' ,
All our Hosiery that retails for 25c Your choice tonight,
special . ....... 10v:
3150 T0 $2.50 CORSETS.
Odds and ends of all well- known brands, all models and all since.
V Special tonight .. 830
$2.50 AND $3.00 INDIAN BLANKETB AND SLUMBER ROBEB.
All colors. Special tonight .......... . ............ . ........ $1.98
$2.00 CLUNY LACE CENTERPIECES.
30 inches in diameter with drawn work insertion. all linen, both
lace and center. Special tonight ........................ I ...... 97c
' .251: HEMSTITCHED TOWELS.
Huck Towels in ‘both guest and large size.
Visit T cyland
P111 a tan this evening to our “'l‘oyland" on the third floor.
You‘ll find the greatest assortment of Games, Toys, etc, to be found;
. in these partp. ,
cold .................................. [lo-s.-
Special tonight .. 19c
I “NGRWA’LK s- susvt- coauza" .
. \IV I
2——
Gnuin also said that the intent of the
112m .. .as to save young men from no
. .11; to jail; that if police onurts failed
to take jurisdiction, young men held
for the suporior court and unable to
Riifliilii‘iii ll
Viurnish bull would have to go to jail.
. 1 ~ 5 .
Question 0' Law at: ‘0 Sending 'lhe state reiormatory directors may:
Heck to have the attorney general gives
Prisoners from Buy 00“” an opinion 0n the question so that tho .
institution will know just what rights
’11 11:18 in the matter of receiving [)lifii
mu is committed to the reformatory by
judges whose jurisdiction is limited
under the law.
HOW THE LAW READS.
Section 11) of "An Act Establishing
the Connecticut Reformatory" reads
as follows:
“Mule persona belonging to any of
Baised~ May Ask A'icrney
General for an Opinion
A serious question of law which it;
uphold and not remedied by the gen-
been raised in thecity court at Water
i the general assembly.
M a" brlngll new opportunities. other minor courts in the state are
70" "1°” ”'10 dolng,’ said a lawyer who is familiar
are alive to their cannon and quick with the ultu‘utlon.
Th". ll always l my tor the 0011. 100M court.-
1. promises. but i cannot conceive how,
“9"” ”m” “’5 mm" m” '” institution like the roforlostory. Per-
portencss: toll of your monomer Ind hope 11 ion 19:111.,11111 perhaps 1 am‘
cool I WHO! if“?! «ninth» WW mutation. i think it would be a good.
directed service our result in Mutt? thing to make such commitments, but
I“. help wanted ”mug... of Tim. take jurisdiction in cases where the "
:0 mm" endeavor. time, solar . then the law allows the judge to coin
lsmlriilhd upcoinlists in various linen i
cinnamon-1 and business «ports-411 ““9 WWW”: “PM” W flu“ in till Minn. mining the total score
11111) with rotaranco to commitment of
young men to the new Cheshire rc~
formutory The same conditions which
obtain in Waterbury, it is said apply
under city charters throughout tho
state. that is, that inasmuch as tho
the following classes may be com-
mitted to said reformatory: First, per-
sons between the ages of 10 and 2d
years who are convtnted for the first
limo of offrzmes which may be pun-
ished by imprisonment in the state
prison for a shorter period than life.
In the case of offenders of this cloud
between the ages of 10 and 21. yearn
It shall be incumbent on the trial court;
to commit them to the reformatory.
and in the cure of offendcra of this
clans between the ages of 21 and 25
years the trial court may commit tum
tortho reformatory if they seem to bq
amenable to roformatory methods. The
judge imposing a reformatory sent
tunes on offenders of this class shall
sentence. as fixed for the local court b,
"It makes little difference what.
"1 doubt if you
will see any commitments from tint
1 have no any in tho
yours. but shall merely impose a non-1
touco of imprisonment in the reforms-
tom"
The statute then goes. on to diffon
cui‘iutebatwoon four classes of chm
where commitments sro-nennitted.V
the law can give judges of a minor
court the right to commit to a state
MAUPOMI NOW 20 POI-NT! AHEAD.
NEW YORK. Nev. roe-ch. taunt
ninht'a play in the three cushion
match between Pierre Maupomo or
i cannot see how minor courts can
punishment in fixed for a longer period
cib'. was plural hut night at Derive.
Albertalwin, WMWW WMW a" some! 40 to”
courts have jurisdiction 11'1- comm-m m“ m 5 hi! first no match
‘11 Mi “Mil! “19 ’9' or its matched tonight.
not fit the term unless it‘exceeds fiv'q .
at. Louis and Toni Gallagher. of this ‘
Norwalk Chronicler