iishtcrdunadpof‘iho lath? lemon
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imamwmoumple oi the;
Slate Aspeiflion. and have endorsed . 15 11 1 ' ;5
|ot their meetings one or the result: :5 unmj. Blicufi
Nourishment—fine lla-
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resolution which is w ill“!
warm endorsement rude as follows: .
, “Who” men have always nut-j
feted III ins now enlisting the bore;
rots of .and-hslso stiller from
W! mm; and
ngréas the} are slugs called
upon to 2991;11th enthuse-lire
they can the evilsfprlping from war
|aiia bod sock] Win-shy eonoiic
uiinl money and labor tp 536d Crou-
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3 mm Insulin!
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rupie quantities. and nunutactuidng|
progress Swin- products
rc now also coming out \‘la ltalyp
ml with a little patience and con-
fsiderotio’n on the part of thus who
thve received sufficient stock ne—
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inconvenience until
the American ling can' bring further
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Issue of The Directory
Following is a list or new telephones
.tllit hare been installed since theE
Sim the Loot
u. so, 15w... m; can
1 recorded by5'l'own Clerk Hon
October 1913. there was one sole?
property and mortgage 01 $6 ,0“. “(5
5. week’s sales were Martha Selby]:
Harriet Stev ens. Maple 8712an
man Sol-key to Mrs. Lcnke ‘1
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Stewart. a grocer of New My
lwho will Ittkt‘ over the store here?
I Not 9. Tile Scbllchtllig store“ in
Mrs. H- C- Jones ”'1 Tokcueke on (011191 of Railroad mantle and 315
Saturday m0\€d to Lorlhmont. 513055 Road has been a thriving
Herman Tangle has purchased a
Chalmers motor car.
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i ' . W; m“. 7 ’ 5 55 5. 5 - Whmm as asking that“ 5 Waste in the back of your directory.| D1: serzich 8113111111181“; 5.311 8515;11:1(‘35 Schlichting 5111;511:5511 i1515 W5 b
5 7 .ents.thsttrltlewltti.m ' ' _mmu1they be cliched avolce in the govern-5;5 . ‘5 Name Tel. No. a “'3 9 1‘ AU 98 l U "ears 33" t‘ we l at "1255. t
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, |3nd 1 55; No. 12 Hnnlord Place. 5 ' Dr. Carlos Martyn speaks on " 11115111111811
What ‘3 CAS I GRIA 1 : when” we. “ gamma, m .1 ll’anny I Despard; 1025-12 Election next Tuesday." in the 9.1 m 555
. winced 5h“ “59mg“ would 8‘85 e 5 Tokeneke. . :iygerian church in Newton tom schllcllting years #80 was *5
wrists 9:11am snug“ min gait-:0! Oil. rm- ~tho power of the ballot to prevent 1m? Hill's. Jennie K. Dervsbury. 598 ° - 58““; ”515311811155 For a tame N51555M‘ei
3,1)!” pg,. ‘7. 5 55 _ :5 | N. 5. 5 ,~ 5 grew or is omenan on 35555 5.
mum-.8“ '03:“ m 1.5 .and to ameliorate social conditions. . W 2532.6er Alenue 25,55 The Nomton Fire Company a tire 5m”, to Dd, 190» which he then M .
:oubstnnco. I“ its guarantee. I‘me ThenhreJre it WV“! “1“ Vie de- A f f d ll’oit N01: 1k ‘ t1 hck has been repaired. and return- his permanent home, i; took .5
and alloy 11 !' Forms" than . on. g , ma'nd‘o‘itll all our strength and with and or every sy. in . ed to the fire house. by the 999111311; 1 2 business. whim ewart 5
ho: been in mtm lot the relic! of 00 are deep toolinl mung limit a bulb Crisp, delicious sud 13"” 8' 0'9“, "1272-4 6‘1 Jordan gum" 12:33:11.1: 31.51%?111125213931113’1
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Mmuam the FM! 8MB: m, m | 51"“ the right to 7610,3111] be it “'0‘ baked and- M ' em 18 c ' have been enjoying the past few days "‘ ‘h‘1.”a1“‘/e mg“ grade ‘30me
The Children’s PW!“ MOWIWM 5..'| Resolved thlt “1933MB. 843 Sunni-1‘ - ' 1 . Henry "eat at school in the making of \‘arious1‘1wm‘h hale made the Schlfeh
11|T8tiii places ourselves to dedicate our| 1111911911” morals. ‘ 'M" Jennie K3113» 1203-2 liaioween emblems. 51°” 8 “"0”"? he” ’4'
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. ~ 5 ol’ the previous year,1ind Mrs. Carlos their own State than spend it out \— 1 |
5~RE 1 BU SY Stoddard who was made auditor has elliig éx'penses lu golng‘tb’fidall firs" 5 - ‘ t
'5? long been a idem-11133)! lulu Bgord ln5|5Ten5nessee‘ Among those who 55pm , ‘ 5 5 5
: ,5. . .. 5 .~ .. one capacity or another. Shel a mi. going are Mrs. Henry. _Wlldg, Ozerg . 55555 p .
5' Th?” are few changes tllls‘yollrln mun whose help and counsel rm ill oi- New. Home!» Mrs “illlglm g: “1“" w 111 7 1 1 WWW” 1" 1
“‘8 hxecutlre Boat-dot “‘9 Conumtl‘ be spared and whose octlvit sr‘rloml |iiatom Mr. and. Mrs. .A- 131.9 T‘35111m1111l 11111 1
552.5 21;: 3111111112111" Sigggaizel£sso§5lofigg usefulness as a speaker omit:11 to a or Noilolk,’ Dr. and Mrs, Alison of I NATiONAL DISCO“ |5
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a log ulntdr. ”mad. ”’1" "9“” “"1 With an income of just abo t‘ WIS} Greenwich, Mrs. Helena MM N099! . MM“ “1‘99 ’
. “‘9‘ “1...”:3‘350 {9’1 She “N’mW‘Pi‘ °| a 000 assured for the cumin: y 'r. the .omiafinl- 1}qu- Wfllch and M“? 1. ,,; my,“ . mm, a. . 1‘ =
1, suffrage amendment to the Constitu- “W S A, m gfilET‘M?“ it _ ‘26," Khalil, .503“ of Nomi-loved - . 55 , . |
7 tion through the Lower Hbuh‘é111‘1t1lvill‘k1wéh 6'“, ., ’ ‘r l“ "m... MW |
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.‘ “mm”! This 1' W” “‘9 3"“ “MN The first of this work begai't last meeting or the deleélfiefi W the COW
1- |“ the process .9f constitutional amend‘ Monday with the opening at tlrb “Lit- 1 1ven1ilo'1il or their pro'xles lit' the end1?5:55‘5|:5'“r:”:5‘5|5|5°“t:25 ‘33? Lethahd‘: ”'ififi
“‘9‘“ i101; in ”‘91 ducééedmg Leglslm tie Campaign in the nelxhborlfilod oi’ of this month to pet on u 'coustitu- “my wrap“, muffle-x roublremonto|
.1- mW ”‘3 blll mu“ have "I twothirds. Waterbury. There will b6 u meetinghidnal amendment creating the omceiur the German government as 11111. .1
”i" "“50""? in Mt“ “0““ and senate|ln connection with this campilgn thls| at State Organiser. and making its present understood
were made
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flrom that elected last year alt nth- sent theta—Wt ‘.-A.. But tile Journeya
.ar confirmations of changes defile
|llll unexpired terms. than 111131;, elec-
‘tions. Mrs. Edwpld Porritt 0 was
'n111d1e Recording Secretary, bod act-
ed in that caudally at aa majority of
“strafing, bicsuso its payments
strength Ind our abilities to obtain-
ing the Bufluge for women all over
the world, so the Work which is of |
most vital importance to human wil-
tare.” v
Delegates to the National Convenv
'tlon which is to be held at Nashville
were elected at the State Annual Con-‘
ventlon. but as there were not enough
women volunteering to take the long
journey. efforts are still being made,
5by the Executive Board to llll out the
Connecticut Delcgotion. Connecticut
ranks second among the associations
unlisted. w.ltll the National in votinl
thsmoticnu Treasury have been larg-
ELM mm. any other State except 5
Newaork. Seventy live women are
entitled lb go to \liislivllle to repre-'
is so long, and the expense is -'so
great, that it seems little likely tlllll.
thé delightlon Will be “M1.
or give this
ed til-M _t gy‘ would
before it ,can be submitted to the evening at Wolcott in Grangel Hall holder 9. member of the Expcutive
“”61"“ 1‘” ”’51“ ilnsl decision. 3“" where the speakers will be Mills Em— : Board. Although Miss Emily Harem
“‘3 W933“ 0‘ “‘9‘ “'3‘ “F339 will lly Blersonrlilas Alyce Gregory illicit-111' one’ 5‘1 "tb'o 'm‘ovl’ug' spirits of out ‘5; a]
home of Corliléctlc'ut a
campaign Miss Isabella Sanders, the thrice or-lsuarege movement. and has prohobl7| from this Wyn"! oi dyestuffs
State, and 1" 899““ “is" not *9 Ch’l'iga’g‘dnlers. The meetings already beldimore influence on the policy oi the?5
the leadership of the association more this week have been' at Plymouth 1n Aggqglgtlog than any other membern
than is actually necessary 1““ is the Tuttles Hall; at Southbury in the except rel-hails the president she has
tive political stage
Time was absolute llurnloni iu- the
convention as regards the choice of
leaders. Nominations were from the.
, floor. But in el er: case the former
holder or the office was at once re-
nominated and no other nominations
This unanimity was
vlctlon that had been impressed upon
the delegates through the reading of
the remes ol work done that mem-
bersliip of the Executive Board “as
obi an easy honor; but that it meant
an immense amount of desperately.
hard work. and a degree of devotion
and readiness to put one’s own‘ con-
\eiiience aside in favor of suffrage,
that are not possible for women
whose home or illillllGSL duties tie
them. closely to their ordinary occu-
pations. f
The'only really new elections were
those of Miss Mary Bulkley to be
(‘ounty Chairman of Hartford County,
and Mrs. John Allell of 1Sa1ybrook to
he chairman of Middlesex County.‘
For some years there has been no
chairman of Mlddlesex Coulity. in the
C. W. S A., ilnd it 'was not until ai~5
' Grange Hall; and at Soutlllord ln Un-
ion Chapel. Much help dist? boon glv
en to the campaigners‘ by members
of tile Waterbury Equal Franchise
League of which 1115. Julius Mdltliy
is president. The membsrs oi thls
illeague have gone out each evening
to tile meetings. and have acted as
ushers, selling lltersturd‘ and sou-
venirs. and taking signatures to peti-
lions and enrollments,- besides help-
ing in taking up collections for the
furtherance of the work
The second of the series of eight
"Little Campaigns" which have been
undertaken by the Connecticut Weill"V
an Sull‘rage Association came to‘ an
end last night, with a meeting in th16"
Grange Hall at W.olcott These cam;
palgns are being led by Miss Emily
' Pierson. and she has the constant as-
sistance of Miss Alyce Gregorv and
Miss labella Sanders the other two
organizers. The meetings this weelt
hare been" in Plymouth. in Tuttle'e
Hall on Monday; in the Methodist
Church at Southbury on- Tuesday?
evening; in Grange Hall at Prospect
on Wednesday. and iii Oxford in the?
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- “flags” “5'9 9mm“ “9°“ “.3 “‘3‘ Methodist Church; at Prospect l lnlnot hitherto been actually a member
Slot tho, Hoard
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Halt Monuatnurors Watching Pro-
grew at the Muslims. ; -
Although but manufacturers “,‘3dl|
this city have not yet experienced tiny
great trouble obtaining sufficient dye-
stuffs to meet their mqulremonijs,
they are watching with great ill-
terest the progress of the steamship
Mstnnzns. which has been sent from
5lhis countri to Rotterdam to bring
(buck a cargo of" dyestult‘s. This has
been made necessary by the German
embalgo on dyestuffs ‘ -
The German government on sent.
22 placed 'an embargo on we cut-
portation of dyestum. .only to be
inter under tile rollowl'i'lg brindle»
Quantities exported must ‘be
not greater than usual amounts
reaching American bottoms. and
guarantee lnu'st be given ognlnst ré~
exportation. 0n sent. 30. at the invi-
tatlon of the department 0! stolen.
conference It?! importers and consu-
men; was held in. Washington. 'dnd
ii committee was appointed to must
the emergency. of Which H. A. Met:
was made chairman. The American
steamship Michelle has been chor-
tered in. the name of. A. M Platter-
son; president of the Textile Alliance,
ter the Middlesex County Automobile Parish 3011895 and Southford in lung”); and it! now 9‘“ route #5.“) Rottc'rdnm
Campaign last July. and August thatqcnapei on” Thursday evening.
it was felt that Suffrage propaganda
and organization had matched a sur-
ncient degree of development in the
5 (‘Ollllly to permit of successful per-
manent organization Mrs; John Al-
len has been a lleal‘tyisulfrsge work-
er in connection with the State Asso-
ciation for over two rears audit was
no untried beginner who was chosen
to head this County.
Hartford County has hitherto been
worked largely [mm the State' Head?
5 quarters at 55 Pratt street. Hartioi'd.
and by members of the Hartford Emil
' Franchise league of which Miss Bulk.
19v is one or the most active mem-
Tlie Waterbury Equal Franchise
league of which Mrs. Julius Maltby
is the president, have helped vigorous-‘2
1y with all these meetings. Two au-
tomobiles have been constantly in
use—Miss Emily Pierson’s own run-
ubout——“thtle Votes tor'Women" and
the Ford live sealer which belongs to
‘ the Association, and which is usually
run by MlssAlyse Gregory. . Besides
illoiie cares overs] others have been
lent by sympathisers, and parties of
suffrage workers have been carried:-
to and from the meetings in places
not easily necessible in any other way
except b'y automobile.
5am tho'knelgb-
Next ' '5‘ week ,
|ln ballast. in this bout. it is Under»
‘siood'. all the large dyestufj houses
have been allotéd space. Their _‘for-
lelgn representatives will meet the
Mutazas with such quantities as are
authorized by the German govern-
ment.
Tale-an goods should reach here
hi the latter part or November.
Meanwhile. there appears to be but
little dyestutl on 5'tb'5o' way. stile em-
slt and shipments crossing the. (inn-
hsvlng very generally ironcbed port.
rand suspiciously. for the English
of any neutral power. Negotiations
hallo 'now 'bcen initiated with the
5Hol5m‘nd5 American line with p vie
101 adding to their fleet st to“!
built under the American lift!“
” the Holland _ 5
't this mono
into -
Nsny ‘ 5
Sullrsgists at the convention declnr-,
bargo'hlivlng held up goods in trdns— ,
tier prlor to the 22d of September .
The Mommas ,sbould finish its er— ‘
authorities have made no oblaogl it“
to the arrival of dyestuffs in bottollmv
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unborn c lilid, both physically and men»; -
Bartlett &5 Silierinlne Ale.
‘ : 'wBETTIfll BABIES.
Mm boldd .Amcrleiotllera. How
women Millie MW much the will
tally“. Women who slider from my:
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obtdl “deduction. liesdecbes;5 etcfi.
Mlirdr or Ml lithium
Vegetable Compound. made from
muiauduherbs. which tor null!
lbmr yclrg lind’ been the stendsrd
«mm it :1. womb that they mum |rpmody ior 111.111.1111 militants
The following 111 ‘ rim? ~lntereating
statement of the German embargo in
’a‘ilh'lllst “moon
any5
other it waif with Ge‘l‘many
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“Conditions so for its the (immune .
situation is concerned have unfortuw
untely channd in the lost (aw days
Goods were coming out through Rol-
tandem trselyz and so 1: concerns 19—
celvcd skid mined a bmentit"
rumors circulated In this country. no
and; the vquous storico about interlu-
motoring on thlsésldo end compell-
the forcement or material, the
German verumom. lull prohibited
the exportation 0: all raw materials
and intermediate products. including
lino. paphthylamlnc. naphthol pheny-
lencdlamlne. toluplondelamlnelj ben-
ridge. «porcine and 'nonooujclburlc
acid, all of which are used it‘s raw
materials in the manufacture {ct-col-
ors. and reéirl'cted the amount of 1m-
llne colors. sllzarlnes, and indigo tor
of the manufacturers to a quantity
_appmxlmutoh colerlug- thelra aver-
age gnomlliy shipments to this 'coun-
try. This ivas done undoubtedly that
”1"goods sent here would. not be export-
is out my ond guarantees he'd to be
glv'e'n to lilo effect. '
-"The statement was also largely
circulated that England Would new
or allow these products to come to
the Unitd States from Germany he-
chose she needed them for her own
for them virtually to the :Amérlcm-i
owners: 'At unv rate. whether be-
cause of these rumors or not. _a tur-
thor order was leaned by the Ger;
mim government which was Cablcd
to the state department by Ambassay
dor Girard to the. effect that _Ger-
many 'would not allow any more 1151:
portntion of colors, chemicals or
medicinal products except5 on Joiner-
icon vessels
aniline oil. aniline sail. Parantltram-v
For ‘
some redeem;- «nosilily license bl; the a
to exports to Bimini from hors.§
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purposes, and would seize them lrom =
the Dutch vessel or course paying .
sTAMFORD
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words on warm-air heating has
been waged by some engaged in
air inmates that some manufac-
‘turers have been foolish enough
’to make and sell_1
If all Warm-air furnaces had
been _as good1-ss1the Stainiord
FOH SALE BY
Horace R Nash
E T.BATES'
5 All alnlost'unscrupulous war oi
milking other kinds of apparatus, .
and they have been helped in their 55
crusade by the poor cheap warm- '
istealu and not water would have '
had a poor chance. . 5 55, 55 |_
M Oppenhelm Hal 00-: 580 Miss Mar' ‘ Schlichtiilg ‘aiid liisé‘ Mr and MN- Georse Flatt Britt.
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Grand Séeet Norwslli. Martha Schllchtirlg. both of Wilton. :011 .\ew York 4m Green eld
|'s B Portland 1175,12 lime been the guests of their aunt ‘1101 mei 'Y 0‘ Durlen. have announcgd‘
1 1 1 1 ‘tlnd uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Georgi-:3,me tngagemeni 0f ”"3" ‘lm
. Cliff SU'EBL Schllclitlng. 10,. a few days 5\lle‘s Clan lJlulSP Brett. .lo 1‘“
Win. A, Phillips, 748-4 9 1: worth Lea He held a merry Polk McKinney. Jr.. son of Mr. M
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No. 15 Center Avenue. l-lallowe' en social, well attended. Fri- ullru Jam“ Polk McKinney 01 Pitta;
‘pumgm 8011601 1689 day night. llallowe" en games were buts“ Pit Miss “Nil mode ht!
. 1 .played. and there was mush and re- “”1 |" \9“' York 1“ the WW!" “
Franklin Street. freshments up. w 1. Lovindeclllll Mi. HcKlnuev is a. graduate
1IJUN1ROCKWBN,1 5 834-2 |und the social conlmlllte W'Glc m ;,of the Class (it 1913 Prlnceton.
No. 12 "Hsvllsnd Street. |t-barge. date has "“0" 39‘ “’1’ "‘9 “lead“
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'01:; 0;)“:115111‘131“ Street 11111 11 There wormsa—l—Es of real estate1 Advertise infi‘bo 850nm)“.
‘1._1.ou1s r. Sheldon. 1617-4 ‘| ‘ ' 1"”
No 52 Woodunrd Avenue. E 5
'Mrs. Luella Sheldon. 2195 1 F. 0 P‘IEPlfiEITg? S5 FIN”:
5 No 6 Osllwood Ale” \‘orwiilli. | 5 5 , 1
' Wm Shewd 1 1165-13! PAINT THAT odes A LONG wmr .
No. ‘ South SW3,“ 1 | Sky high prices are not necessary tot:
|F H- Slade- . ' 526 f 111in quality paint. Our paint hai the
Strawberry W A7811“!!! | greatest covering capacity and is more
Th9 Ville ‘ ’ 3516-4 | durable than the more expenitro.
3‘0 11 E111 11%!qu , ‘ ' 1 kinds. The lady oi the house thot
‘Wflfi Stléét 313N507” " 1690 " wants that paint or snowv whiteness
Wall Strut 1 1 .. | that marks the latest style, will find
our line is right there with the goods.
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