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Yesterday and today the Connectl
“cut Woman Suffrage Association has
been in' convention at Hartford, This
is. the fourth Annual Convention. of
thel'State suffrage association “Sfllllw'i
‘ the. inertial-able “meeting at ' Greenwich,
when a new board of officers was
eifiéte‘dfiptedges of a liberal income
were made and the association start-
ed on a new career of active us’éfnl-,
ness.Tl1e president chosen at the
01156111121 convention was Mr. Thom ,
as 11991111111121 of Hartford, and .Mrs
ité'phurn is the preSident now, and it
is Sibel-ted that she will here-elected
this Afternoon. Mrs. Hepburn has
not however been president conduit}.
In 1911 she declin- .,
ously since 191.0.
ed re- election ,on a(count of family
chcui‘nstances. ahd Mrs. William '1‘
liinclis was chosen to lead the sut- ,
Mrs.
trage- forces of Connecticut.
Hincks was re- elected 11111912; and
when She declined another term in
liltfi.‘ Mrs Hepburn was again chosen
as president.
’1 he chief 11 ark accomplished yester-
day was the reading of the reports
of theofflpers ot‘ the association and
of the presidents ofthe local leagues.
Over sixty leagues are now affiliated
with the State Association, but all
of these sent reports.
however, so many of these local
ports to be, read that each preéldent
was strictly limited to live mhpites.
'l‘he leports of state-wide interest in-
cluded that of the Recording Secre-
tary "which Wall in fact a short his
tori of the doings of the Cbnnectlcut;
“which seemed extraordinarily wow and delivery made in NEW York city
Woman Suffrage Association for tile
past your, that of tlle‘State Associa-
tion Treasurer, Mrs. M, fl‘oscan Ben-
nctt and that of the State organizer,
Miss Emily Pierson. Miss Piersoh's
report had however to be po‘btp‘onéd
until today as there was not time for
it during the business sessions yes-
tnrlim,
Mrs Ellw‘grd Pori‘lti its Recording
Secretary outlined the various actlti
tics of the Staté Association since.
(touch. 191122116 moon; was large-
1? one of campaign work accomplish
ed beginning wltll the s1stcn1atic or-
ganization of word canvasSiug in the
towns 'and cities which occupied Mis‘h‘
Pierson and Miss Gregory duringdhe
winter‘months. Otlicp‘calllpnigns in-
cluded those in Windham. Tolland and
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electitm of officars and the. discussion Sound line steamers, including the
There were 1
re- ,
«sin nAVt—N HUAU AU
l
Middlesex counties that lasted FtGHT TO RETAIN
. through the spring and early summer, ;
z and the more recent ‘little campaigns
in which the organizers have just on
'gaged. Anothér great underta
‘waa the May pantie in ' Hart!
which took place on May 2nd simul-
N29RK,.0ct. the -.
contention oi! the New Haven rail-l
Ell-m {tin ht? retention of its Sound
Astéf'mbo'aA 1Y1
equi meat will be that “they oper-
é‘ané‘mfly “9‘ 39393’ ““9"!“ 999‘ ate :ympatheticaliy With the rail lines
onstralions all over the United States. and form the quickest mode of trans- ‘
At six o 'clock the Suffragists casein-c. limitation” t w eéfi‘ \’ ew Eilglanll pointsl
bled at the Hotel Bond for a didtger and‘ New Ybrk" has been loomed by ‘
2999 in 99395 Of the 999999] parties “the Barton financial news service.
that 999939 19999999 5991939 919999 The interstate Commerce Commis-
in their. pgrty plattorms. There are
four of these parties: ——the Democrat-
lc the Pmibitlonist the Snelalist
and the, Prggreglle, and represents;
lives 9‘90! each of these parties were case early in August, but a postpone-
:99 T999999 '9 999999 i9 the ment was ordered and no date he '
“honor of" their part es. ‘Mr. Morris 73%}! set although counsel Io
Hillquit made what was voted the railroad believe that Now
mtist Witty 999 9999999 999999 but witness this case upon the
that of Mr, Herbert Knox Smith and stone docket
that 0PM: tHotfentnait were also quite “mow, some hearings hate'already I
:populor__ It “'9'- 99‘9"" the Dent been held in the matter, none of the 5
999999 99‘7“: the “9999‘? 999’ 9f testimony has become public. They -
which to some ehdorsement of woman had to do “.1“ the New Raven‘s liar
suffrage gave the most sotisfaction to
the s'uflragists.
There was a mass 1999993 99999" vestment of considerable' more than?
day evening in Unity 11.111 This was ‘5 000 000
in fact Part of the ”Williams“ of From a brief filed with the com. -
the Suffrage Convention, and was xiv- mission by J W. H. Grim, counsel for
on under the husplces ol' the Conhec- the railroad it appears that the os-
ticut \anan‘ 3999939 995991999” sensed valuation of the Harlem river
“But the meeting was devoted to peace, property smog at 3;, 257 350 pier;- .
110‘ to woman 993”“ and the 90" leases called for the annual payment
lection taken up at the end was all of $133 761 while the floating equip
turned 0‘ er to the “9d 09°35 89919”- meat, consisting of nineteen tugs and“
The speakers were Mrs. Charlotte Per transfers and fifty-four car goals were
kills Gllman and Dr (horse E. Nos valued at over 32100, 000 -
myth, ‘IDlreCtor 0f the \Vorld Peace A strong argun19nt [0 be advanced
Foundation. T008? there Will be ”19 to the commission with regard to the
23 .—Thnt
act, must decide whether railroads
m schedutod to hear the New Haven
bor and transfer equipment in New
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of plans and policies for the Gemini! Fall River line, will be that they do
3999 I not compete with the rail lines. Quite
Ne“ W991i Mlfifi Pierson takes ‘19 to the contrary they furnish a feeder -:
8831" the “Little Campaigns" thh in some instances and a senice
were interrupted this “08R 1)) the equalled for promptness in delilery. it
State Convention The first of these will be cited that an order placed in a
“campaigns was carried through last mill town may be shipped by rail ill
week. when fourteen meetings wcie time to catch the night boat from ball
'held in halls and churches besides a River, New, Redford oi- New London. ,
numbet of outdoor meetings some of whichever inlay be. the. nearest port 2
tar. Were the'
week'are at Ply‘mpnth on MOnday in same shipments to enter New York
Tilttle'fi Hall; SOUlhbilrl’. Tuesday in over the all~rail route they would be
The meetings scheduled for next the following morning.
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the‘Met‘hodist Church; Prospect. Wed- subject to delays both in transit and 5
11111111111th (11131131111311; Oxford in the at the Harlem yards. ,1 ,3
Parifih House and southford in Union. The piers of the company have
(‘hapel on Thursday and Wolcott iii been so located in No ew York that
Grange Hall on Friday. li‘xcept the prompt delivery becomes assured (‘Otl
Wolcott meeting which is timed for ton goods for the dry goods district
eight o'clock, all these meetings will will land at the \‘orth river bier dear“.
begin at half- past seven. ' est Worth street; news print paper.
m .wlll land at- the East rlvér pier. 111nm,
”I fiappoafi you re Waltllg for your BSt' NCWSDRDQT to“
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sllip to come in?"
‘ “No.1'1‘te glvan up hopes. "l
"What's the idea?"
‘I understand my wife’s relatives
have mined the harbor "—Detroit
News. . 5”
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' ASK“ R. HAROLD JCox
Miantts and Norvvalk, Conn, '
FOR lmust have relief or you will 'g‘o Mid. ‘ ‘
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57th Streecattd 12th Avenue New York.
All” 7
Dr. James‘ Headache Powders Giver
lnétm "House—lo calls 11 Pack-
ails.
. When your head aches you slnlpiy
all s needless to stiffer when 5ou can
'ache Pow dern 11nd relieve the p‘tiin and ;
Their Efficlemy 3neuralgln at once. Send someone to|
{the drug store now for a dime package
Weight 2 Oz. _
'of Dr. .lnmcs' Headache Powders; .
N0 Clinkersv ‘13:);‘1‘1 sfiét’gzr. in a few moments you ~
ilne~l1eadache gone—no
‘more neuralgia pain. :
: Boy Scouts will hold o'rally at the .
iSouth Norwnlk Public Library. this :1
levelling. at 7:45 o'clock, and it is ..
expected that large delegations will be,
.present from the various troops ot' .:
lthe city. General Russell Frost, Dr. ~ ..
I William J. Tracey, Tree Warden Joe-.1.
'eph Cornell and Scout Commissioner;
Plrie MacDonald are scheduled to‘
make addresses.
COMPANY: .. , * ' ;
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MARK
Price advances Dec. xst.
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20 OUNCE‘S
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Coffee Week, Oct. 19th to 24th
“E WILL
All). CGFFEE
‘ with each purchase of one‘pound of
BENEFIT BRAND
BEST STANDARD COFFEE (35c value) at. 24¢ 1b,;
or EXTRA FANCY COFFEE (40c value) at, 23¢ 11,.
or No. 1 MALEBERRY COFFEE (40c valile) at 23¢ lb,
' or PANTATION COFFEE ("38¢ value) at 27¢ 1 1
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Tonight! Clean Your Bowa’lo and
Stop Headache, Colds, Sour Stom-
ach. ‘
Get a 10 cent box now ‘
You' re biliousl You have a throb‘
bing sensation in your head, a. bad
taste in your mouth, your eyes burn.
your skin ‘ls yellow, with dark rings
. under your eyes‘; your lips are parch-
ed. No wonder 5011 feel ugly, mean ‘
and ill tempered Your system is full. .
of bile not properly passed off, and
what you need is a cleaning updaslde. ,
Don't continue being a. billoua nui-
sance to ypurself and those who love .
you, and don’t. resort to harsh physics -
that irritate and injure. Remember. .
. that most disorders of .the stomach'
liver and bowels are cured 'by‘morn
ing with gentle, thorough (insomnia-v
they Work while you sleep. A Ill-cent
~ box from your druggist will keep you} r
clean; mmach
T. POUND
-§
’ mmwclhlldren love to take this
, carats because they taste good and,
never grille or sicken‘; - .
WW4 ,
Sentinel Wants al-e‘ wlml ‘
your,
THE souno' LINES
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may retain their marine equipm'entf ‘,
York in which the company has an in- g
Slateiand .3 - , . 1: 1
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stop which. under the‘Ponsma‘Gonol ‘1 1 '
You often hear our would be competitors speak discouraginely of our charge
system-that seems but natural to us—you certainly do not expat to hear them tau
and advertise our business to their detriment.
Credit for Everybody who Finds it More
Convenient to Pay a Little at a Time
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cheaply as they could.’
‘traiisnclion 1111:“ch
tcct cvcl‘y
make good every '.reasonablc
in and sec
chased in"‘aii_v other reliable store.
find anywhere else.
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Over-coats for Men
Heavy“? Balmacaan Coats 5 brown.
or gray, beautiful Scotch mixtur-
iges yoke, halt silk lined, special.
for tomorrow
Tailored Made Suits
ll 1- And bowels
lieifi and. ydur head floor for "
in title wearing 'ttppa‘r’el for 1111911, women fund children.-
tied to all to inspect our various departments
Bur system is being recognized by everybody and it just proves that we are to 1
lug tiiofe for the people of the Normlks and vicinity than any other Store in the city.
Not only do we sell goods as low and in many instances lower than can be bought
elsewhere, but we allow you a charge account which puts you on a level with the
more fortu’tifite ones——~WIth people who have plenty of money and still haVe illéit
purchases charged in theilargeidepaitmetlt stores throughout the country because they
find it more convenient and makes them feel that they enjoy a certain prestige which
their loss turtuniite neighbors do not enjoy.
Vothlnxr but the coinage horn of cohfltlcncc in our plans could induic
found a l)llSl!l(SS based on crediting 'witliollt stlutlng‘ thc pctiplc of this cit) and 1i-
Bcforc we started crctlit years ago in this cit). there won: a few insignin-
can; credit houses hidden in by~wayshvith only such stocks 151s (llic would litly from
liL‘CCSSll) —-storcs tll'll‘. sold the credit rather than the illercliandlse. \\ e determined to
take our place among these modern merchants who succeeded. not because tlic1 en-
demoted to get asjmuch as possible for what they sold
We followed on these lines, hence our" success.
here by a
complaint.
ourstbcks whether you make any purchase or not.
paying cuslltfor what you buy we guarantee the priccs‘ns low as tlleSamc goods pur—
O-nc thing you may lie sure of that we carry the
best and largest assortment in The Norwalks and sure to find here what you don't
'uciALS FOR TOMORRO - ~
Black or blue Roman stripes
"Suitable for till outings. ,
A cordial itNita‘tlon lS exten-
ll~ t)
but strivcd to sell
We
rectify
as
pro—
5vilingucss ;' ,to and
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"We want you to come
If you prefcr
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College Coats
Beautiful plaids with broad belts
very snappy looking special for
tomorrow @S7 98 to S12 N
All Wool Serge Skirts
Billb-
det tunic. spec1al for tomot‘ho
at SI .98 Worth S400
Manmsh Velour Hats
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