Tel. “4... .w STATE SUF F RAGE WORKERS ARE susv The annual conference of New Eng- land Sulfate workers was held in Boston on Tuesday-or this week. There ' was a good representation 91mm _ all the New England States Connecticut being repressntql by Mrs. Edward . Porritt Very grillt progress» einoe ‘ ’lfit'fiat‘ visa We’d ‘Ey‘ wuss -‘Bietes, especially New Hempehlre and dthode island. which seem likely soon to come tosthe from among thereon energetic I workers for ;WMes "for Women. Of course the largest smduut of work was reported from Massachu- setts which since the last conference has come into the column of com- pnign States, as the [legislature tool: the first step tow‘srds amendment or the State Constitution, and like New York, Massachusetts hopes to attain the eniranchisement or its women in 1013. Next to Massachusetts Connecticut made the best showing in regard to the-amount oi sum-age work that had been done. andalso in mud to the ‘ growth oi outings sentiment in the State, Very'grefl interest was shown in.the_methods of the. Connecticut Woman Suitrage Association and in the campaigns which have been car- ried out and which are in prospect for the coining summer. The fairness and triendlincss or the letter hurt at the newspapers ,0! connection: was; felt" to he a strong Teeter in the 1!th, d! militate propaganda. in the State. it was general” agreed at the Conference that the work. oi the ‘Antbsulragistsjis‘very hellll‘ill to Rho cause, thdt it keep! people stirred II! and makes many who would other- wise be indlhamnhanatoha to em both sides and to decide according to the weight or evidence—e. decision ‘ which brings by for the greater hum. , . her Into the movement for Woman 3' Sumge. . . Thefplsns’urtha WWM om oi mm swimmer mmmv‘" base we The Only Kind w. Sell with a isir profit AND HOME 105 7" Sterling’s Dependable Furniture We Sell reasonably because we know our busi- oess thoroughly, ad om smelled SUMMER FURNITURE for PORCH Refrigerators $5.00 upward New Perfection Oil Steve 35.85 “P Sterling Furniture Co. 127-129 Washington St. ' South Norwelk no creditors ed Dairy Cevnpany Want New Foil-field Plant. \ Attorney Howard w. Taylor, with rumor, has brought suit ior James Lee, of arcane”. against George 0. Case, oi Brooklyn. N. 110';th enr- render oi a deed which was given Mr. Case by sweet Anetta at the' Falrileld County pain (30.. and which' conveyed to hire title to the property of the company In New Fairleld The Dairy Company is now coins thrush bankruptcy and has no interest in the suit. Mr. Lee is a large creditor er the company and he is andsavoring to seture part or the claims against the concern by having *ths property deed—5 ell hack to the creditors. 1 iii; Case was the lower secretary of the deiunet dairy cannon and on Januory 23 was given the title to the property 0'! the company by President Austin. The property in question comprises cresmsrles in New Foiflleld of milk It will be the contention oi the.plain- the assets at “bankrupt company in the Court 0! Con-too Plinth. first: . Tuesday in June on Votes tor Women. The represea- toy or hearing lierttem and We tation of the parade in the "Movies" port women and vice verse. is excellent, end the film is proving a Greet indignation is being felt by most popular ”tare wherever It Meritorinilnliete-Mer the entirely appears. The men and women who leukemia sentence motors saw the parade or who marched in it. inflicted by Judge Eberlo oi the Hart-l have a keen desire to see the moving ‘tsrd police court on Ines convicted of , picture of it. and those who did not assaults on civil. an sum-ease get to Hartior'd to see it, are last as of thh kind happened-lest week. wheel anxious to make good their failure by anon-we toenail-tied states'seilor.‘ reviewing the parade on the stage. Min Ame Oregon: In not now hm wow—was sentenced to a one or no ’ now an owes-in snoring picture helping the local leagues In the 0mm and Min go on probation. This isation oi sunset suitrage meetings, in was the punishment which Judge‘ is planned to hold these new meetings Eoerie thought otter! the crime at haw! ' I In every...town and city where there ing ruined the his 0! a little girl . in the larger ptac' thirteen-we you“ at the high school, es. they will be held once a week; in in Windsor. The little girl, too young; is a local league. 01' others one a mouth. and even the to be locally moaned. was Induced smallest places will be able to hold at to consent to enter the House oi the lqst one 6! mg «ecu outdoor Good Shepherd. The man goes tree ‘euttete‘l motion touring the summer. with the knowleille that it issue all! in some places most at the speakers scum Muslin How can Bartram will be local worn oi speakts that n the leagues in bolas arranged. and New Haven people will ‘5aveth the opportun- The Reed & Velk Electiioa'l 60. V g rs- only.m.mm g, austere“. snow f - In the The» euro muse ‘ Phonavmwiafhio st. mm .m-r - ._ "e elm. returnees esters». House (new MM) mew Shore Diamond All Kiwis ofSch’W om .arsmm stunning. " t. the Worms 9. W ' but an exchange mothers test any security tor their various daughters. “So you own your own term!" “Yes." replied Farmer Corntossel. “An‘ I want to say that the position Is a herd one. The follow that owns the form these den Is the only one that can be depended on to do any work on the place."~—Washlnx- ton Star. 17’ being : the perms-Ion oi the Boleros in bank-- 5 l l onshore a. now. 138 WASHINGTON If. r 1* THREE QUIT! AGAINST NEW riA- _ VEN RAILROAD. drew Out of Collision of Switch En- gine and Automobile—injured We- vnen Asks for at“. Three suits growing out at a col- lision between an . automobile and a switch engine at Wilson's point in Norwslh on lay it. me were died against the New Haven road yesterday morning. The first is by Mrs. Al- and a plant for the reception and care berta it. Wood, who claims she lwas painfully inland and entered a severe nervous shook from which by 1“. Wood. who company which asks 01.000 tor the m done to the car. 1 -msm -u-c'. casein-rho T0 How: Mr Will Is Taken to New Howie's and One to Institution at “omits 331mm, ll. air-filth 01am seven yarn old. of Bridgeport. was commit-Min the Mfleld County Home, in Norwalk, yesterday. by Judge at Prohatefl F. Kellen. .-'!'hs circumstances leading to the com- .nitlaeet or the child are peculiar: Her parents at; unknown and nhehas lived until a short time ago with a woman known to the court so Hrs. Clarh. The child was never termi- iy adopted by the women. but was known as Ruth Cloris. because the new» or her parents determined A iew weeks ago hire. and the fluid was nine the)“; of Mr. endure. OeorgeSbarrcn. 6: Bridgeport. 'hirs. Sharron is an adopt- ed daughter of hire. Clark. However. viz iatienship upon her latest protectors M and they declined to support and care for her. 4r ‘ >5 u: “fig-apron! tic try ‘Judge Ration to St. ‘Meis' “who were arrested ohm ii! that the transfer was illegally suede she is not yet recovered for ”.0”. floats in New 'Hsven. They wereflar- ago for Intoxication. . nndtbe brown! should heinCIudsd in the second is by her husband. Wal- Why- aged i‘l years: Peter oi heir paints. the mm . asks 8600 for Em.“ ”jean; Jan Bradley, and turned Into cash tor the honest or the lose or his wiie‘s services and the used alum-n. and Arthur Bradley. the creditors. The case is returnable third is by the Wood Construction “wily-II. "raw km osmium or ‘i'etrick and Ian Dudley. wt Oeurthnd Ad, a -—1 r $2.50. Vacuum Bottle 980' and $1.13 “LUXURY” 3 TV . .2? l l V"! 5 l metatheCouaectiontBueeeles mmmughths mum Des pertinent.
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