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A complete assortment of Dotted
Swiss. Scrim's and Madras in white.
cream, corn and colored designs.
White [turtle Curtains at 39c and title
.Ilon'hle Curtains with colored hon“
dere st ...... ....... . ..... . 55c
Lace Curtains from tie to $3.50
[3? E.» K. BANKS”
Mahackomo HotciBiock, floerwailt.‘
Standard
Fashion Book.
20c
Just out. Pntterns free witli'ench
WM. P. BEERS
Book and Stationery More.
South Norwalk.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Partly!
cloudy tonight; Wednesday fair.
warmer in the interior; moderate west
to northwest winds, becoming varia-
ble. The storm which passed over
this section yesterday has moved east-
ward out to sea. It is followed‘by a.
ridge of high pressure extending from
Alabama northward to Ohio, which is
causing pleasant weather with low
temperatures in the central districts.
Fronts were reported as far south as
Atlanta, Ga. A trough of low prea~
sure extending from Colorado north-
eastward to Upper Michigan is caus-
ing unsettled weather‘ln the western
districts. ‘
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‘WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature:
Clear.
Low, 35; high, ”)8.
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~ ‘ishckinghsm w. in. c.“ will hold an
all day sewing session on Wednesday.
A full attendance is desired.
,A delicious supper for the benetit or.
the Home for the Aged, will be given;
in Red Men’s Hall. Main street. Nor-i
waik., tomorrow night. i
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Mrs. John '1‘. Hayes and daughter‘
Ethel liars returned to their home on
'Belden avenue. after a ten days‘ Vista
with friends in Providence and Fall
River.
-The regular business meeting of
Court Laurel, baughters oi Castlle.
,will be held Wednesday, evening in
Red Men's Han. .The' meeting will
he called at 9 o'clock, instead of 8.
. ~Reddy and Ayers. no Van Znh‘t St.
Ford repairs a specialty.
Edward J. Cahill and wife are in
(town visiting Withl‘hlfi mother, him
John 12'. Manning. ”This. is the first
, time for se ‘ ” strife has been
. in items it" is the first visit:
‘ rried. Wiuiam‘ic‘ahin.
Hyettnidvsswbrother.
'l' whistle and
P ‘ . .
. ,‘ Joseph Banigosa was slightly injur-
u; ed in anautomobile' accident gthis‘
' goon. Halves 911111.18 from Otthfitq
street into W
revenue. and “319W?!-
. t’riklngthetW W
[pol , on coed want they brulsi
"ed.”suu'chewindshieia oi: the auto wast
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' the highest ireshet pt theirs ‘
(listed 1' the ex,
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and Printing
idone by us will not fade out. Try
our work the next time. We guaran-
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Summer Number ‘
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of Lime.
Land Plaster. Muriate of Potash. Nitrate oil
Soda. .
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Eyes Examined Free.
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exceptional money saving opportunity. Call a , I he'Bri tow 1“? Us] crucial time? and
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for Willeople Were i
. Mrs. ‘ijl'ore the
home uni}, green
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tality. sue.
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{ Mrs. Stoddati. (.
‘one of the mosh. s
,Board. She has gun.
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NEW YORK. April 21:-
Webber, former gambler .and with.
Jack Rose the ‘bsclt‘bone oi the
Becker prosecution, assured District
Attorney Whitman yesterday that its
will appear as a witness in the forth4
coming trial. i
Mr. Whitman. F. J. Groehl, his as-
lsistent, and Max 1). Steur, who was
‘counael ioi- Webb'er when the tour.
Webber, diose. Vallon and Schepps.‘
confessed. went out to Pascale, N. J..
Bridglq
'; where Webher now lives and had a;
'tallt with him. This was to set all
rest stories that have been circulated
that the man from whose poker room
the tour gunmen'set out to kill new
,man Rosenthal was about to change
(his testimony. - ' .
l Webber flatly declined to come to
[this city. This was not as he explainI
lsd. to keep out or the jurisdiction oil
“New York courts. but tor purely para
impel reasons. Ever since he was asv
‘ls‘aulted some months ago he has rev
‘maiue'd away from New York city. He
believed heiwss hating followed ' 'bl'l
.‘rriemis oi weatherman he helped. to
lsend to »the.eiectflo*chhlr or thy some
persons who might bg/intel‘estod in
Becker. He has'stuclt cl’tllidfto his list
manufacturing establishment over in”
New’alersoy. .. ~ ‘ "t ” " .
'1‘ ,Whilomw .. an. his assistant:
minimum 'were in Passeio news;
f-ps‘fi‘e'r'men who tried to seetthem were,
turned away from the Webber home
by Mrs. Webber, who denied thatthey,
.were‘ there. 'They came back»to.New'
Yuri: without discussing their visitgcal
7 _ is learned afterward that
very satisfactory. , ‘
Mr...Whitmeii will put Carl Dresser.
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smummuuf
Assurss Whitman in Secret Con- ff
Electric
Wiring for
Light and Power.
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Electrical
Supplies.
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ELECTRICAL
Motor Repairs.
Ydu want your house or store wired
You need an electric motor I
You want an electrician in a hurry RY Us
we will not overcharge you and will guarantee the work.
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warm er. PHONE 3424. some
Combine mechanical Efficiency, with good looks and
case of riding. that is not excelled by any car made.
Demonstrations on request. ‘
nouns, $2.500. Sixes. 33.250 4
Price includes complete equpiment.
Distributor tor Fairiield County. River Street. Norwslkficonnh
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A Vacation for Everybody
FOur ‘DaYS’ Trip $31.8.
888 Miles of 'Travel—~~-'—Allg :eter
New York to Old Point Comfort, Va., including meals a
berth on steamer, luncheon» at HotelCliambsrlin, thence viaLiie‘Jsmea River
Night Line steamer to Richmond, Va, including supper, stateroom berth.
Richmond orMurphy, in Richmond; leave Richmond same evening via.
steamer to rtollt, Vs.. lnclud-ingoupper, stateroom berth'find breakfast
the following. morning; noondey .lunoheon at Norfolk on shipi'rie‘eve Norfolk
snmesvenins (excent‘aunday)fi p.m..tor.New York. including] meals and
stateroom north, arriving New York following afternoon about, ‘4 ll). m. ‘
Breweries“ every week day ot3 p m. from» Pier 25, N. ilk New York.
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toot at N. Mbore street.
Send For ,“NPW‘” ‘pamptileth'l‘onr Department.
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erhWQ show from M 4.1.». shows. s
and breakfast. the following morning; noonday luncheon at Hath) Jefferson, ‘
v.1 Debatedcalmont continuously unti
'. in the So “
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,as a speaker. in t-.\'I
‘cntirely from her into
istraighforwnrd, simple
what the suffrage wome
Ewily they want it. She spo 1‘3 ‘
“stand-point of the mothers 0 i"
land begged for a frank exs
go: the basic claim the suffrage ' .
trunks and intellectual honesty ‘0‘“
'cepting or rejecting the same.
Miss Elsie Hill outlined the histo 5
of the suffrage movement most inte
issting’ly. She carried the account oil
the struggle“ for a Constitutional e-
mendment down to the present day-
momeut, one might almost say as from
_the moment. in 1840 when the agita-
1
:tion for equal suitrage began in the
I' - minds of l.ucretls“Mott. Elizahetli Cad)i
j. .Stanton. and William Lloyd Garrison
': 1 because the women were shut out“or
{the convention demanding justice to"
jthe slaves to this, the struggle has
:_ i been going on. ‘
The Bristowthiondell Amendment is’
.the one the suitragists lire trying to
itsthistory is as fol-
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in; the'SensIe: April 7. l9”. by:
, Senator George E. Chamberlain.
" orOregon. ~
do the House: April 7.1913. by Rep-
, 'resentative Frank W. Mondell, oil
4 Wyoming. § .
i Referred: " ' ‘ '
I Woman Suitrege Committee. ‘
In the House: April 7. 1913, to the
Judiciary Committee.
{Reportedt ' .. i
In the Senate: ,June 13, 1913. favorx’
able report. , . ' ;
iDiscussed: ‘ ‘ ' l
two Senators in favor. three 0p-‘
posing. .
‘ September 18. 1913, Senator ‘Wesley
L. Jones. of Washington; demands
immediate action. ‘
on January 21. 1914. Senator Am
hurst of Arizona, delivered a
Amendment, ,, , . .
. Made, unfinished business. March 2,
1911‘: I ‘ ‘ “ “ ' H ' "it
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March 19th. ,
:voted Uponz.
{ do the Senate: March 19, thirty-live
Senators ’in invorLtMrty-tour 611-"
‘ posed. ,
Reintl'odtitlbd: ,
XIIn‘ thanflenate: March so, 1914.
senator ‘Brlstow, of. Kansas."
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Honest Status: ,.
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In the Senate: April 7, 1913,‘ (to the I
in the Senate: July 81. 1913, twenty.
are
9“ Shown,
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Murray
run hac
Conducto ~
that he rel
speedh urging the passage of the
l reduired. lilin to bring his train under
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(Continued from First Page), position of a
neglected to
sary. leave be
mah.‘ The core ..
should not have it .
tlptho iiasman an , .
lions prevailing. In
discipline/existing o. _ , .
severely criticised._' r“ not private
:Special preparations ha am, epoch
for the trial. Extra tel Stu. .iAloo
summoned and the rallrond‘Wrdon"
hsd'its own attorneys preszf'flwfl'
'ler's defence is on independent . ‘
The morning session toils,
taken up with the selection or a
for the disaster... Bruce C. Adam‘s,oon-
dhctar of the Bar Harbor Express. is
expected to be tried next. C‘harles ll.
«Murray. custom of this, express. some
months ago» pleaded guilty to man-
slaughter, and was’given'a year this“
with the sentence» suspended.
Miller was engineer of the White
Mountain Express. The coroner found:
that'Miller disregarded the rules which
control in tony weather. "He was
"drilling” hya hanlo‘signai. The Bar
litirhor train had. stopped .9, low iteet
over the Molt limits . at this signal as
its onsiuoer wished to ascertain the
conditioner the signal. 1.1mm engineer,
and; “drifts
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