talus can comma
'11 Cl “that is
I specially good and
II eliable, pleases and
esults invariably V
In comfort and great
‘ 35.13 atisfaction.
V .B ement, Bricks and
fl ther 'such materials
.2.“ heme toe; also
7 ime and Sewer Pipe.
Careful attention to
II rders; this means
{Much to our
1...,1VPatrons, and we
f’llways avoid fiction;
L I o misrepresentation.
Ladders,
Nails,
Please remember you are welcome to our yard any thne no mat.
ter whether you want Lumber, Nails
lleuver lloard, advice 011 building or just a friendly chat.
next time you're over our way.
Beaver
Board
Roofing
Paper,
Ladders, Rooting Paper
‘gct 11111 right kind of any thing you want and at the right price, too.
The Hatch
81 Bailey Company
The Norwalh Furniture co
14-16 .WALLST.
Tel Orders Promptly Delivered.
Reliable Refrigerators
at low Prices
All sizes in stock. with tile,
or galvanized lining.
A WELL MADE PORCH CHAlR
At the very special price 01‘ 98c.
or
(701111,- in the
11' you consult us, we'll see that 1'01!
enamel
commuter 83311111951
NEWS
According to a statement issued
{rem-the New York Headquarters 01
the National A11‘1e1kau Woman 8111‘-
trage Association. it is possible that
by the end of 1916 111,167,092 ollt 01‘:
the 24, 666, 764 women in the United
States will be entitled to vote on equal , '
terms with men before the 8110 011916.,
. This is not counting tor the possibility ‘
ithut before that date the constitution-l
a1 amendment to the United States!
;Constitution sweeping away the 0111-,
qualification may have been passed by i
Congress and retitled by three odor—1
tern of the States. and so have become
a part of the organic law of the as i '
'tion. The calculation is en the as-iV
l
sumptlon that all States now in the
Junk 01’
where at least one 01’ the steps 11eces-‘
‘sary for the amendment of State Con-
stitutions has been taken.
1 These figures are perhaps a little -.
, Vtoo optimistic. llut the most that can1
he said is that they are too premature,
and that it might be 1918 or men 19"” ,‘
betore so large a proportion of Amer1
ican women will be ent-ranchised:
"i‘here is however scarcely a thinking
man or woman in the. United States
.J‘A
Y our custom invited.
, \
_ BUY
Hazelton
Coal
1111‘
The B. Hershiieid & Son 00/
TEL.‘ 294.
in
122 WATER 8T.
COAL
We. sell a vrry 1111111 g1 ride of 111111
Oak Coal, free from olinkcrs. Try a
bushel before you lav ,in your
‘ 1winter's supply and be convinced.
William Efiron
"3 ROWAN s1, EAST NORWALK.
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.
JUNK liEAl ER
You only need write 11 posts or
head to Wm E'ffron and you will
. mean-1.1.1.1111. for things which
on't‘ want, such as rags papers,
attics, rubbers, scrap iron metalsp,
, ,rV beds a specialty. We are
was for your call. Wm Enron, 3
Van. St. Tel. 441.
’"IF‘ YOU WISH "
match your summer cottage. rfor
money or any season articles
we
Suits.
When we say. “.\‘len 11 Suits
do hot incan Men's
price they 111-91111 $10.00.
GOTTLIEB’S
$781810, Clothing Store
NORTH MAIN STREET.
. 11111:“
till1V
A8 FRESH AS
the last bit of news that
ges from the ticker ale 1
VEiSETABLES .
we often We carry a
scasonable vegetables
(‘all and let us suggest
thing for dinner.
'l‘en Dollar
“'11, mean the Men's Suits that
WE are selling for $10.00. They range
in VALUE from $12.00 to $18.00,
variety of the very finest of
Ghiotto 81 Co.
Music Hall Block
Men’s Suits. 910 N Y..N ii 81 H. R .
, $10.00
Timetable
_____ _..._,._.
but
IN EFFECT MARCH 15,1914.
1who does not belie1e that it is only a
question of time and that a very ie\v,V
vears will see not only this proper-1
tion. but every woman in the country"
campaign Statesy—States, . .
Suggestions
For Saturday Shoppers
Haw Models of Ladiea' Suite
and Coats.
The latest ideas, in colors, mn~
terlals and trimmings.
Diamond High-Grade Table Glasswsrcwn special sale of many items 111 the popular Colonial pattern.
The Genuine Gordon Hosiery.
Extra values in‘ladics‘ hos-
iery at 2710, :l for $1, 501' and $1
A New Line of Sweaters.
in many shades, for women.
misses and children.
surance against loss.
Let Us Store Year Furs
in one of the most modern for storage plants in the country.
The moderate charges include ample 111 l
O
' boots-1 1:11:100000000000000000‘3
Wrmoemoowomooomoo
1..»
in the possession 01' 11111 right to 11119.1
V Part of the intensity of ,this (‘01)-
vh'tlon is due to 11111 {11111111111113 success-
1of tin.1 sullrugc demonstrations all»
1
1
1112111118 11111. sustains
Warren P, Smith.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK- over the United States on May ‘Jntl Another highly respected citizen
A M.‘“l: 20x 5;.i'lx :1. 41): 6:09.311,“ (11111-1 State in the llnion should passed away this morning. Warren
6:51‘1x ’1' '1th 7 '46 S: 1711 827111.9'11'111. have been the scene simultaneously pV gmm, “1,0 (1,0,1 at 1,15 home. No.
93117, 0:"7x 10: -.'i1\ 11: 1411. of 2111111111111 parades, outdoor spndhlllifi‘ 10 (‘hestnut street at 7 :35 a. 111. At.
P1 1‘4”] this. 1- ‘3. 3- M’11 i 29 and stifliugc lieutenstrations 1111s 1111‘ the time of his dcuiisc he was sur-
-t:1iilx, 1'121 12.1 :14. 11:00.\', 6:17, 7 0’11, most 111111111111 proot oi the ilriHVll‘ 1“ rounded by his 1"elutiu111. whose vou-
7331‘1 93"”1 ”H“- the 11101111110111 and oi 11111 11111111111119“ stunt cure and attention through the
“ Sundays. ity of iill‘t‘Etliilg il. “hon all those days and nights since he had 11111011
A' “1"42727‘x- "333’“ 514l‘- ““711 demonstrations were i()ll()\\l‘li l1_\ 1““ to his bed about 1we weeks ago.
10:27x. 11:24 11111111111131 impumsiw parade and drill 11nd 11111111 11111 11 11 rouii'ort to him. 11111
1’. \i. »—1‘2: :‘01: 2:44.11 3 00x '1.: 44. castration in V1 ashillflllm 0‘ “Wt 5‘“ best that medical and professional 1110
6:00x.701\, "31353311 9- l" “l 133‘: urtim. when all the resolutions 11116699 touid not resist attack of at nir1 hron
10:28. throughout the country “1‘” ““m'“ 1110111111111151 due to uduiuceii rears
A.
Stfiix,
11:03 .
P. lit-~12
713031. 3: 713
11:11.1. S
10:05,
.i.1»—~--i:I.'1x, r1111.
11:15.1. 10:021.
0:1,
4:29,
1:01'1.
5:11:01,
2.01111.
51:24,
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK “Inn, and Rpprpuunluiht‘fl 110111
10150". ('lll-ilillilllilii.
6:011',11:07,»R:1tlx,9:-10x. 9:44, 11:
to (‘ 011111111114 and delivered to the St-n- could not 40315, attack oi 11111111 bron~
the
93"» 1.11'ious States. the feeling: rout had its
and congress already
nermus about tin- pruning powor ol‘
1117. 11111111111 111 11111 suiiruue States began to
the cost 111 the politltal parties
as
13
E
.1:28. count
15". of 1111111.: reckoned by the women
chills and 11011111111111) congestion .
\larren 1' Smith was born in New
York city. December :8, 18:11.1. When
he was six 11111111 old. his parents mov-
ed to 111111111111 “estchestcr t‘onntv
\' Y. “ht-r11 he attended “(710417 1111-
taining instruction through rural
training and strict parental discipline.
11:30, 12:00x. opposed to their cause.
Bufldays. \lrs Ernest 'lhompson $010“- “‘1"‘ March 30 1.1172 1111. look for his life
A. iii—6: 00, 15:0311. 9: 001:. 10: 0211, was chairman of the sutt‘ruaist 11°11‘11“ partner through 111nr1iaiz1‘..\lar.\' -'\~
““9" 11' 003 111111 from l‘onnotticut, was 11111111111301) TroupV 51,11" or 111.1 into Aim-antler
116l’.1\i-~12:lll.1'(l"1r 3' this. :1: 02x. impressed with the utidences oi the 1pm,“, of .\11w 11,111,,“ 11110 “-11,; lather
1'1' 01 1‘11le 7' Hit. 8:101: 9: 40x, 11: 1111, change. 01‘ feeling in Congressional cil~ of Alexander 'i‘roup, now 111111101“ (,1'
“”68 ties on the question, and the uppurcub the New Haven ”up,” and 111,111,)
12: 00x.
some
1101:, 1:0 22 11:11x,11:57x.
P. M.
6: 47 7.1011 9: 2611, 105011, 11: 26.
Sundays.
1
l
10; ’19} ‘I11: 111:
you need for temporary use,
e111) to see his-where we can show
alias line and large assortment
, 1 w and Second-hand Furniture.
ores and all Houselurniehing Goods
itlvely the very lowest prices.
' M. GUTKOWSKY,
‘ 37 N. Main Street
Opp. Congergational Church
9 Buy Secondhand Furniture.
w”
M
w”.
A Big Variety of
for the 1
{Children
V and See ’VI‘heVrn at
piles?-
Cheius, Ropes. Anchors.
are right. too. ’
M P} D U N N E .John W. Vsempie, 01 NOV. 1! Rowan
N STREET.
11"»: The Nash Engineering Company, re
Summer Time
israwmue TIME.
Get years before the sun be-
We make and:
repair'them. Phone» us. .
KOHN' BROS.
72 North Main St.
comes 'too hot.
""roi. 1159.
.1. «W
Eastside Boatmenlx
Why cross the bridge for
I have 11 1111111 1.1111111
'i‘he prices .
6:48 711011 83:41:,
A M.——t:20, 6:13, 8:27, 11:69:,
P. M.-——1:25, 4:38, 8:20, 7:15.
- Sundays.
"A. M.—-10:35.
P. M.-2:15, 7:15.
A. iii—«6:00, 7:23. 8:18, 1
11:55.
P. M.-—~-i:21, 6:40; 8:30.
Sundays.
A. M.»~171:66, 11:45.
1’. bit-10:05, 8:30.
Vx signifies express,
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN aresarnen to lever woman
A. M. ~12: 23x, 1: 17x 8: 09, 7:23 (in her return to t‘.11n11e1:t11'.111 this (“5710? making. (01 11 number of tears,
Lounsluny l
“l 20 3 1611,4218 5'14 6 15!. dell 111101111 11181111111011 101‘ 1111‘ “1110111” Mathewson a no. 01' this city and 1at1'
A. M ——l2: 23x, 1: 17):. 7. 43 9' 16x.VRepresentatives by the Judiciary (‘
9:26» 1', 10:50:.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK. |to include this suffrage mnendmen
1’ 11111111111111 stops on “goal only.
readiness oi \er1 many 01‘ 11111 10111
suffrage.
week, she quoted itepresuntatlv c Mon-
meat or the United States Constitu-
tion was reported to the House 011
(1111-
initiee, 011 May» 'tliwjust alter the no
responsibility to
#111111 measure," Representative Mendell
son'ru NORWALK TO omeunv. declared. "is placed squarely 11110111111" Norw.alk 111 1888. 1111. w
or Republican. but in local Walls “‘9'" rant " witii high-class
illemocratlc majority in control
Ithe House. The neu'spapers have giva
led us to understand that administra-
ition leaders are arranging a program
in! legislation to he considered bolero
Congress adiourus.
t in
020811, their program.’ " It the administration,
leaders tail to include woman suttragq
'l‘roup present Postmaster of that city
11111 in; learned in early the the trade
he was einploved by
or by the Benedicis or .\ew t‘anaan.
During later years he has followed
his trade mostly in the jabbing line.
Mat-3111011 was a devoted home man.
«12:0911. 2:0711, 4' 4711, 6:19.11, [tonal suffrage demonstrationw‘"'lhe While not taking a prominent part in,
r the Pnilfildt‘riml’“ “7 public affairs, he took a keen interest, r
in the same since he came to South:
as a lifelong
and not party received his support
lie leaves besides, a most devoted
and loving wife 11 sister, Mrs.
Van Qrden. who resides in Penn
it is their duty" sylvania and three children. Mrs. local people have been anxious
1). William llarlord. of South .\or-
waik. Mrs Samuel Norris of New Brit—
ain. and Warren 9.8111101 01’ Nor
Annie ,
H. KRIEGER C0.
Our 2 in 1
SALE
Comes to an End
TONIGHT
FBetter come in and see the
bargains ever offered to the public.
most wonderful
This is more thana special sale. It's a 50111 enir
sale an you ouéht to be here and get :1 dt' 655 or
suit as a souvenir.
Flowers 81 Plants
We will fill boxes and vases with
fancy blooming flowers.
A. C. Cuneo,Florist
i.TEL 372-12. 7 RAILROAD AVE-
ROTON POINT RESTAURANT TO 1
OPEN MAY 30.
M1.
aroused
Probably no single feature at the
enovated Rotou Point has
more interest than the mroznise that
the Casino would be a “real restau
food, expert'
cooking, prompt service and above all.
1
8111110111 [18117118
moderate prime. Remembering for-
mer experiences at iloten Point ma‘ny'|
81111118 1111
know just exactly what the pricesi
would be. and the publishing of the
menus. for both the lunch room and,
in their program. Mr Mendeli prom- walk. To know him was to love him the regular restaurant furnish am 1.
t i) L n
tines that he will ask for a rule llillkinili Warm 1,, friendship strengthening as proof that the premises have been:A NBW Flag Uniurled 70 ill
'the consideration or the 11111 in order.
The plans of the New Haven sun
”rage organizations for a suitragei
.demoustratlon on June 6th are rapid-
-1y maturing. All the suffrage leagues
' i
your sup-
oi, Oars,
FliiliVEli iiiltillEII 87
street. East Norwalk, an ample
15,
_ s .V'alreadyV
solved a points! 11.11111 yesterday. Mr.
Sample was working on the milling
machine, when. without warning, his
I" hand slipped, catching in the back
1151111 11111111111111 pulley, and 111,111
nail clean from the 1111011111 1111
16 With the 11111 hand,
SHAFT AMI PULLE' make the
land clubs in the citywund there are
It‘cur or live of these—mare uniting toi
gauceess. Speakers have been semi-Vent
ill be held on that day. The prosmm
calls’ for at least flitee
one in each wardmto be
on Saturday 11111 01.11.
you of w
old at noon:
at: the
Ber Vet.
god;
sting not more and: half an hour
'9 11111111111011 alter the parade, the
cottage on tn
‘ ‘ as 111111150
for the many open air insetluiiuntlifllt..lafl 111.9 1011. aged 27 years
11‘, meetings—1 at 2 1’ m
acquaintance extended: kind, gentle.
and affectionate,
The funeral will be held at his lattiV
home,10 Chestnut street, Tuesday.
May 111111. at2 p. at.
m
Edith Iolathead- Bowman.
demonstration 11111.1 Wm 9‘ 111111111 10111 Mead. wife of (3111111911 0- sardine sandwich,150;ham sandwich.
Bowman. died last night at her home
The fund
oral will he held on Tuesday, May 19,
Mrs. Bowman is survived
by her husband and one daughter.
“Willow“ Shirley) by1 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 101:, 1de cream. 10¢. tea (mum ,0,“
sally decorated with suffrage colors Samuel Mead
will assemble at the green at half pusttVV1/
ele'ven‘ and thence they will carry the
'lillei'lielfi U) the 110th5 already 111111111111 The funeral of Frank Raccanelil was
These meetings Will be brief 4 110711 77'0“] Si. hifll‘yfi Church 7.71719 morn- W657. wing of the old- hotel and urea.
”4107 w...—
Funeral of Frank Raccanelll.
11113;, 111.9 o‘clock. and Rev James J
FATHER OHERNITZKY LEAVEVS
1 ‘ TOWN. ‘
1.111111111111111
lea 111111111 1301' 11111111111011
‘ 11am and egg, 2110:1111ch and egg, 2011;
111011111111 01110131011 ill the service. its dainty decorations, long counters
Will which wasriargclv attended The 111' and, ample seating acconnnodatloas.
electedi torment was made in St Marry" a ceme-
‘ Astephen 11‘. 11111111111111. '1th net,
'. 1111361 eon pastor of. 81.
011,11 1111 in scout Norwalk for 911111911111 11111ng
Breeze as the Children Sang .
America
faithfully kept. The lunch room card
is as follows: .
Clam chowder. 15c; flab cakes, 20c;
stuffed crab. 20c; baked beans. 10c;
.S'l‘.1.\i'l1‘()llll), May ill-«A new 1111.:
for Stumt'ord will be. flung to the
breeze oillcially this afternoon, and the
first; Settiers' Day observed under a
resolution adopted by the firemen pi?
Stamford in town meeting. As the
new flag unfolds 111 thobreeae 11 11111111
will play while the school children
sing “11111.1 ion
The ling bears a design which com-
blues the olllcial insignia oi' Stain!" ord
,in 1.1111coli1sliire, 1911a,, and in addition,
a ship‘ of the Mayflower type, a 11111]
representing the town's first indh's‘
try, and'Yale keys crossed represent-
ing the largest industry of the pres-
ent day. A visit made to Stamford.
11111114., by John M.1Brow11'u._nd Robert
Whittaker. led to [lie sugaestion of a
municipal ling which would combure
ideas 01: the another city and the new "
-'n111111cipality,,and the historical soci-
etyV worked out the design. \inyor
"William 11‘. Martin, of Old Stamford.
Was invited by cable two weeks ago
‘ ,to attend the celebration of Settlers"
,IJay, today, but as he could not, he
.cabled congratulations. Only one ring '1 ,
was down today, as this will be trans
tired, its the original one.
cold boiled egg, do: cold ham, 1150;
chicken salad. 25c; lobster salad 30c;
100; chicken sandwich. 20c; cheese.
sandwich, the; tongue sandwich, 20c;
rice 'buddiug. 10c; pies.'10c; tapioca
pudding, 100: doughnuts, 5c; cuchns-
111111.100: layer cake, 10c; fruit cakes,
111lllt-tglussi.fic; but-
iced
1001700 111111), he;
itermilk, .30; iced tea. (glass), 6c;
coffee (glass), 60. ’
The lunch room includes the entire
eats a most attractive appearance, with
The regular dining tables will be
on the broad piuzuas, which have been
considerably enlarged. The main leat-
ares Will be a1 regulation shore dinner
a old Southern 1111111..
ice. V 11111 a la carte
1 my!
i V Comp? 0
In 11 excellent tor the complexion.
th‘eun 11011,th 111‘ your water lug, t
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