oney rates mind ere nude tilts footwork will no
looser honeeesiery. ' ~ ‘
York and Massachusetts the women ~
figure shown that by 'the- use 01’ pub-
,J’iitity 11nd agitation they have men
able to defeat csndidutesw -
11er time been displminz to t
i’rnglsts, and it is very herd
oi the“ States to find a man runnlnl Euro on war et en enrii 111;, .The
p55tor election who M the audacib‘
3‘“ that he 1- oogosed to: womeéi
“true.
.. IW8 18 I888
8811181118 88188188 *-
0n sluillonn‘t not $15 which the
.hop 1: [for Dance is based ago"- in the de-
clin‘e‘ in the 1-111 i'o'r '
testing in 6111.10111sz eyreitehsnu
. - 3311118113871“ 1:11: 17.11ee
Sonatina-.3166:
5110881”: 88818319831115.)
1.1"! I: or”
" . “(117% aggéy'
thou-followtne chi-:5 1111-; Clemens--
5 Hamburg and 11.5.2111. «rm
- hitherto oil 111...... muons. between
5 5, this oountr and Aunt-111,114 Franco
- 5.5 s'lill éontiu es: 5
STATE
3111511111012
RKERS
ARE BUSY-
Much credit is heing taken to them-
aches b1 the' Anti iiut'frag'e orimnim-
lions {or their offer to throw the
strength or their
Red (‘roes work and to suspend much
of their udtunl antisuttrngo activities.
_ In partlculur they offer to cease any
"nt‘lhe work tn the campaign States
of the sufrngiots will also consenttto
cease work This offer, as they {‘89 it
know. cannot be 11111111118 hy the ’81:?-
r~01 the meson that it is hot-
the Anti Surf, age Association under
1 “hey are lighting in
but the liquor
Who‘s Burn-113 noun.
.. mow ORLEANS; Boot
Netherlands Government hgs
'lhe potted Stages mar eta 1111 a large
1- gal-11.1; 5mm." 111.111.11.113, mom...- 11'8-
ilocdl broleer who. ”200.11.! has New
.oedt‘mluiom on manhunt 5 agent at
thisgport. The Housed-A «linen u...
do AlnrrtondUk soiled tom. 11111;, last
nlrht with the first shipment.‘ consist;
in; of 230.000 bushels of grain. 3005
111.1111 and ~heies of cotton and other Hfll'oduc“
Other shipments, it 1151 stated, loon
‘will be made.
mun- rmoilt'h
William 111111111 ocular...
Emu 1.11111111111111-
wnsumo'rok.
nonunion Lonernh expects to partici-
pate actively in the campaign for his, ,
own reelection and the election 0!"
the Democratic state ticket in'.’Conn-'
‘ectlhut after about October 1 until'
the election November .3. .The busi-
ness hetero the House, he expects.
Wili- be practically out or the wny ot-
Ootober 1 and it will .then be sale
he "my front gushing-
ton (or the month Just. 9
election. H16 711th “'ihlk'ht
by an unexpebtod e
gross. .Blfluitrll. expected that the war
tax legislation. which is the dinner-tent 2
legislation. still to he disposed of At
this session" of congress, will hove
been acted upon by the House before
The work or the sutirlkists at both
the Republican end the “mom“
state conventions foreshndowsm in
or this suffrage activity in the also;
tions to the Connecticut Legi- ture
In every town in the onto the
have been arousing su'tt‘ru'le dentin
and more than that the Connect-tout
Men‘s League tor Woman Sniffing“;
has 110ther taken up the wott'l'En’h
cause and has formed a committee
with members from each of the to.
towns (or bringing prawn ‘to hunt
on the candidates for the Lexlsllttire.
1n the Sutfraxe States the Conn-ow
711011111 Union has sent campaigne- 5. .
1 111.0 ”lamenting to the women vot-
t or all the cause a: 5
hised sisters: Womén 5
in the influx States have 'shown that
they are ready
when a cause of sufficient import-
ance is presented to them. They stand
practically no a unit in regard to the
liquor trade. and the suitragists of
:the Eastern States feel that their en-
lrnnchlsed sisters-will put ~inside pa)“.
ty and other political consideration‘
and put “sufrng'la first" until women ,
are entmnchised all over the United ‘
1 - unpllcsnts to be mode and the
3179.232 LEVY FOR SUPPORT OF. C-
Jztouraen new tent-House.
Wimmnmm t'e1éplio5net
m1 mafia: 1181111511 since 113115.511.
' will: ot'thrmflist. ”Cut this out 11110
no; 1%?“ otgour directory:
flown. Raven‘s noun-11‘ $22.7».
‘ 55 ”Larsen In 11.11.-
Stole Tax Commissioner William H. -
.Corbln hes notified the
”thetowosin connectlcut or the re-
' spectivejmountt "assessed “for the
yeti-.50! 1911 fertile subpo'rt. mainte-
ounce and expense of the Connecticut
National Guard. The total assessment
. is $179; 232 .705. The largest amount.
”568-12 32271515. (0 11 levied against new 11..
ten. Burttord‘s shore to 319,723 76
1673's A liartisl list follows:
'_ Nor-«11111.33 987 92
' 5 Dar-ten, fl, 032. 09.
5 New Clinton. .1907, 87.
Weston. 873 7-1
Wilton, 3281.71
.Westport. 39117. 37.
The mount of appropriations for
258'” the years 11118 sud 19111111151519 by the guts department thet‘ancis Keough
Genet-st Assembly 011913 for the sup-
port, maintenance end exoense oi the
" Connecticut National Guard, as certi-
x51
seleotmnn or
I 5 2,1 Putnam avenue...
_' Miss Joe: 3. Denied, .
1 16 Chestnlt street. Nor'welk 1128-5
Albert D. mus. '
5. 158,005ttazehAve.
Peter J Gilligan,
ll Ferris .Ave.
plies. M. Guerin.
68111111115173. '
(lo-11.5w. Herdwiclt.
20 Franklin Ave,
John '1‘ Hayes.
the \‘l'estorn States stand 8059181“:
trade and the vice interests which are
pouring money into Nevada. Montana.
Ohio and the other States where'the
. vote is to be taken in November for
the defeat of woman suffrage. Mrs.
Dodge's ussooinlion and the five thou-
sand dollars in the fight. it the good
indies who are making this offer to
' the Suftrnglsts would undertake—or
could undertake—that their involun-
' tnry allies the liquor men. A
5 the exploiters of cheap girl
' moor nud all the 'other 5
forces» that are working night and
«against woman su't‘mqe would
devote. their campaign funds to Red
Cross work. the Sumegeiste might
remain omrtortnbly at home and new
fox the sufferers in Europe. As it is'
they feel that the greater duty is to- 1
‘wnrds their own country and they COM!“ 1'0? the "WW H‘“““ ”M ‘8.
are determined that thev will make the “130981“! 0! “‘0 directors-on 1’11“)":
day in New York He ho: had 19le
step in mind 101- some time as he lied 5
lame to mun his .nee'd tor a lone-
To Attend Contention.
Mr‘. Lonernon will be in Hartford
Monday to attend the.
Congressionsl‘convention at which it
is expected he Will be renominnted.
-- He will return to Washington Mon-
day evening and be in his seat in the
House the next- day. It is probable
the House will-take up the war tax
legislation within a tiny or twa after
WWI""I“.'I."fm‘:”."fi}.'u!.l‘1.t.'.
M11. 7101mm: laEAVFS “NEW. on. 5
VIEW MAI); ' '
Keouu‘h here in mace.
A. Ho son,
3 F Word has been received by
' 1 .18. Berkeley 31.
' _.'«o1lw11-u Julfiou. '
' '13 Taylor Ave. «
‘ [15155 3171111115101: 31,
Resigns Piece As Cmmsol 01‘ 00179
[NIP-m.” ‘0' Fun”? of \‘etv Britain. who was studyins
in Europe at the time of the out-
break." of the Europesn war and about
whom some anxiety has been hit is
' half by ”“191 P Dtlnn, “380 domp- It Trimte‘i. Fume. end is well The
" troller. ii 38213211116 part which
the towns sre to pay, in sccordenoa
with. Chapter 222 of the iPublioActs i)!
1913. is 585 per cent or 89.53.8655. '40 in
.‘ the two yours. The 111151011111 tor this
your is one-half of this sum or $179.-
1 232. 70. as shown hy‘ the’ list ,.
Edward 3.111.111.1111 1111:1111. :
1.91.1 demo trom the Amerioe‘n consul
at Nantes. France.
It is. also loomed that Samuel Air-IA
po’t‘te o! Grosenordl
Tloux‘oenow. m
lino (Bullies :11! mos alumni-d is hu-
:1in situathd ond' we at Chapel St
Denis and he: receive money sent
impossible a war in which the United
States would engage without the wom-
' on having a. any
The women 3! Europe are hard at
work patching up tilé' w'reéles dellb- .
ernteiy made by the men' They are
nursing soldiers in the hospitals who
‘ are sent back to kill or 'be killed al-
most before the Wounds are heeled.
Thev are undertaking the Work and
' duties ordinarily fulfilled by room
They are helplessly looking on it
the destruction of, their homes and.
the starvation of their children. The
Suttrngists of America‘ are set on
prevention rather than this miserable:
227 East Washington St.
' 5- Dr. 111.58” Powers,
and um wu-j‘
Mir. Robins Was Mottled from: -
Yule in r878, the Valedictorian of his
class. and met- serving lor- a while an- I '
a tutor at Yale. took up ,the study of »
the law; For a long time he hell his ~
office in Hartford. occupying rooms :
with Hon Wllilhni Humor-89y. liter 5 ‘
lusttce of the ailments court He soon
took a prominent position It «the her
11nd in the early "30s" hectime coon
set "For the Old New for; .91 New
England road. He. and *Go‘vernor 31 id
' nourish the-body.
Smartsmumdm ' ‘ Earle E. Rogers,
-‘ . 5" hillside Ave
' '; 111-11. 101111 58110115111111:
9 Westport Ave.
‘l‘l'nnh W. Sturdevnnt.
7-282 Qroeorx .Blvd.
sound-dew Terrace.
Mustard H M11.
51'. I. 41111111111111
Emilie to this hr the
Time Till! Fail
All persons who desire to be do:
voters in order to take part in 811%
'Ei‘e‘ction or November 6rd must. '_
applications with the registrar 9L1»
- er‘s be. ore 5 p. m on October -
guy citizen: who he attained the 33;!
t 01 ate 3 and is not already to wean
may all 2 Applications. Women out
~' be electors in thb state to vote 519311-
members 01 the board of mine;
«residence .0! one you: in 181‘
and six months in the city is on
sully qualification. Persons who
not native! of Norwalk must he I
to prove a residence at one your lfi
the state and six months in who;
before they can receive the
oath.
The selectmen will be 111' W
with the town clerk next atonilt up
the purpose 0! administering-EM
tor‘s both to those qualified $9
cehe it. A later date will be to;
making where those who may
their majority at any date other
23 and up to election dey, m5
such must tile application 11
6 p m on the altornoon of 01%.:
No person who tails to comply
this rule can be made a voter
persons entitled to be .meile tro5
tuber 16 to 23rd cnnnot receive
new at the time specially do:
for those who attain their :-
otter October 23. '
All naturalized citizens must
their naturalization outlets to t.
lectmen and establish their
Foreigners who attain their
here may be made on
_ papers provided they have-
one year in the stats nod ll: -
to Not-welt. 5 5
Former: voters who have to!
. . mm! to the voting list with
"1 seaming before the selection»
*in'g to the resistrsu lot vot
' they We lived six months 118
town. or it they have been 5
outside of Connecticut. pm;
they have lived one your 11m
The selecting are William 6
list. Wallace Dunn. and John '
hem.
Those born here of foreign pm
a e and who attain their
Ere. can be made voter! witho
unturniiution never-s. provided
111:. lived in the city and stole
required time. - .-
The data concerning all M
made is curetully preserved uh
"stature of Voters 5
o! the town records. ,
‘ The mm». are already what” 5
outdonwo that :1 Lugs numb
be added to the lists this year
W
71-1! oLo FLiyi'o.
0‘1! with your 75111 ‘11 “1‘15”“
And let the hurt 11111159 its out
You're min enough tor 51111- ,
”a . ..
Thnt you will not wipe why. .-
”811-11! mu enouxh ‘tor a thriiltlll
£52“ 55
'1‘0 mar row finger tips.
Able. the lump just then in'
throat that rose ‘
Spoke more than your ported lip
Lilt up the boy on your shoulder.
And show him the “1de shred.
Those stripes would be red.”
sunset sky '
it death could have dyed them
The men thst bore it with de it
into . 5.
5 These twenty 'years and nlor
He died that the Work should
in vain .. »
Oi the men who here it 1.1
The man that hears it is bent
And ragged h-is heard and
hold 5
At the tune that 111,5-
nisy. - 5 ‘3 2 .
The-old tune thunders .1111...
air .
L5 And strikes right into 1111111
it it ever calls for you, boy
Be there 11nd ready t ‘et
on with your 111511 ole o "
win win conducted for that company
the tight for n 1.11.1111
which failed. halter the New 111111111
suffering and patchwork. NeVer again
- they say. shell
such a relapse 411111 hurbarism. The.
. Willow. 'ld .
km“ W -em11¢11;1o 13254 per month to Mrs. J.
A. 5chlten5son. widow of William M.
ebleltenson. late or the First Connecti-5
was merged in the "New Raven" 1nd;-
Mr. Robbins become the ‘CBnnedllout, =
counsel tor, the company. 1111-11811 .
(or some ’time the poet or glen-1115,
‘Unjte’d Stores wlll’ lead: the way in
. giting votes to women; and the mun-
.trien 01' Europe will Irwin!” follow
this lead as they have at '
' moment you. 31""? ado on: 1.11.1111 1.15.1-
onions wot-51K ' Announcement
mo 19 1111511111111
'oeuns'el. 11mm
tlnlls (clawed 1810' flier-1
About 1111. mogor honour! a»
country 1.1111111 11mm; With zoo-
. 55erments controlled hy men End 3711-;
5mm. 11 is inconceivable that houn- the larger oo‘iitioh. one-r
"men will plunge into WM .
1‘... 1111-111 étrueturo W51“ In Roto-
r the 1911's semis-11mins
tl'ement at their owns-11m mom-5111.11 to the company. I
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