oéufiscrscu'r serenade“ news
‘ "no idler! or ml and R4
indicate m we“: Md 3"!“ of.
the feelings oi theorists! do any
question. and it is very smut that
there is a strong conviction amass
fies. editors that woman some is
Janina. The: as. not of the opinion
Moniyfonrperoent ofthe women
i miss want the vote. it would
juthar seem that they holler. the 98
per cent want it. and some tour per
. cent. do not want it. At any rate
they are convinced that whatever the
' , percentage is new it is rapidly grow-
ing and they are “making themselves
Iolid" with the women when the tine '
comes that woman suffrage will be
, , universal and, the anticsuifmgists
' shall have utterly disappeared. Al-
. ”lost every periodical one takes up
' rlss- something in it that appeals to
.suilrulsts. The Pictorial Review
“ this month comes out with three
‘» .strong suitragist unwise—one an edi-
hi'lal on What War means to women:
. one an ode to American women by
.. Richard Wightmnn. and the third an
. article by Mrs. Charlotte Gilmsn Per-
, kins. And this is only one newspaper
out'of many to look ahead and take
'the step forward ready for its coming
Constituency.
Right up to christmss Day the
Juil‘rsgism have been hardvat Work
w;
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. assessor“. N_ a. use. 24.
’hs‘as‘ocfldoounsei, we»
'retarydfitstePhilsnder-C. Knox. at
” the lsttor’s country home in Valley
For Aver
Thirty Years
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REDUCED AWIAEAAS
- 0n Christmns Dav they pause as for"
as outside activities are concerned:
but never were there so msnv Christ-
mas stockings filled with reminders of
Votes for Women as this year. Votes
for women, pencils for the men. and
' ' calendars and cards fonmen and wo-
men. Votes tor Women toys for the
children. and Votes for Women ism
A , and dainties for the whole family:
and most of the thinss have been
made by women. ..
Next month wil see snumber of}
suffrage meatless ~ and when de-i
hates. F‘airfieid County is to have a; ' _
mepune 0!. the county. workers at} NEW YORK, Dec. 24 .—-iu its ease“.
Greenwich on January 7. and New tials today's stock market continued
Canaan is planning to how. a meet— Ito traverse the ground of the last few
will; on the 6th. 0n the 8th. Mrs. 1‘ days More minimum prices were reg
N Heohnrn is do noodle at Canaan atiistered in shares of investment and
. ...a meeting which is.;heiuc got up 117' speculative value. the list including
I Mrs. Frank Hitchcock. On the 11th Canadian Paciiic. Baltimore and Ohio
. - there is to he a. meetinz at 'i‘orflnlr-iand the Southern Railways. while u,
. ton. and almost all thn invites in '3. Steel and Southern Pacific repeated
, the State are planning to hold Open their established law quotations "01'
meetings in the month. The At the preceding session. Over a score
Homes of the llarttord .Eonai Fran- of inactive and miscellaneous stocks
chise Lemme were .snsocnded for sold lowar than before. Trading bore
.» Christmas and New Year's D'Iv hot the familiar ante-holiday aspects the
they will- he held cemilnriy every Fri-
day after New Year until Good «Fri-
7 day; Early in the year there will be-
‘ some interesting announcements from
'A, Suffrage Headquarters, Hartford.
concerning. the political activities of
the'sssocistion in connection with the
coming session of the Legislature.
’ a
its! York cereal, Which Keeps
Sens Dividend
{
Ha
cent days.
Opening prices reflected the same
degree of irregularity so long preva~
lent. followed by rallies which car-
ried the leaders one or two points
above yesterday’s close. The advance
“appeared to be the result of short cov-
ering more than anything else and
when the demand from that quarter
_ .. HARTFORD. Dec. 24.-——'I‘he Public ceased stocks fell back from sheer
, Utilities Commission has issued in Inertia.
order requiring the New York, New Renewed weakness in Canadian Pa-
. Haven and Hartford Rallying Coin- tensive oflerlngs unsettled the list in
- party to comply- with a revious order the afternoon. with lowest prices of
fuelling for the. construction of o the day. In the final dealings scome
, bfldge crossing White street in Dan- buying' or Amaléamsted Comer . and
‘- bury. It must be completed by NOV- Reading imparted a better undertone,
,i. 1915, and the railroad company. but the closing was heavy and uncer-
the, Danbury and Bethei Street Rail- um . ' ’ ‘ _
A way Company! and the city must pay; Weakness o! the high priced rail-
proportionate share of cost. way shares indicated that the reduced
, [dividend declared yesterday by the
Q-OIlAIDMA AAEil SAGE
” TEA Til BAAKEH iidi'ii
vsne" m‘m Edipdhr-Awnh it Tor-Te”-
. tutors Catchment Thickness.
. Common garden sage brewed into a
.. ghefly tea with sulphur and alcohol
I I‘lIdded, will turn gray, streaked and.
.. tsdedhalr beautifullydsrk and issue
iant. remove. every bit. of dandruff.
‘ Immune]! itching and Jilllns hair.
IIJust a tow applications will prove a
I1reveiatton"'irf your hair is fading.\gray
- or dry.’scrnggly and thin. Mixing the
._ gsga'Tes and Sulphur recipe at home.
{Muslims troublesome. An easier
r‘wa‘y is to get the ready-house tonic.‘
casein about 50 cents a large bottle
at dings slores,- known as “Wyeth's; ’ U 8 Government bonds were.
'changed on call.
Sage and Sulphur compound," thus
While wispy, gray, faded hair is
-.w...—.——.——.
. MUST BUILD BRIDGE AN DANBURY
pony. With its resultant slant on Penn-'
‘sylvanis Railroad earnings, was home
dividend status in the other stocks in.
,this class. Declaration of the regular
New York Central dividend on
increased capital stock imparted firm
nose to the Vanderbilt srdup. "
Bank of England's weekly statement.
AA‘IJon‘don brokers were said to have ex-
pressed disappo'intment over the terms
imposed for resumption or business on
In!“ stock Exchange
on small overturn. Total transactions
par value aggregated 31.108.000.
onthtul appearance and attractive-A1609 b3195-
use. By darkening your hair with'
e. 11‘..."
antiwtmsiasttdampenm sponge 3.31. mi
r wt brush Milt it and draw this . , - Money Rated, « «A
through your hair taking-A one small NEWWORK Dec. 24.—~¢sii money
ti" nitrite; by morning all steady. than BI: low, a 3-4: ratios
' ‘y hairs gave disappeared. and. at— m. it;- last lead}
'snbthsr application or trim. your odored at it ‘
fish‘- becomes beautifufly dirt. adorn. ‘Timo loans:
AFFECT 8100A MARKET
glint! Stocil to Show firmness Was
volume of business falling below re- .
directors 01- the Pennsylvania Com-II
_ ins some apprehension respecting the ‘
its _
.. A loss of more than no 000, 000' ‘
gold was the interesting feature of the L
The local bond market was heavy“
on I
'i
NEW YORK. Doc. 24. «Spot cotton
. Int sinful. nesli desire ,to retain our quiet: middlins upland. 7.65. Salami
cotton futures closed very steady.~
Wyeth's Sox‘s and sulphur. no one can 1 December. 730% January. 7 51’ March, ‘A‘
-. doll; because it dues it .so naturally. so 7- 39“ May. 7 38- July. 3 06’ October. .
role-ten Md. 2‘ so; ‘
dull' sisty. and ninety; I ‘
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, DAMAGE SUIT FILED.
l Mabel Cuddy. Charlotte Lane and.
EABertha Britto, all of Norwaik. have
‘brouuht “suit in the Civil Common
Pleas court against LeGrsnd Ray»
mend, oi Norwalit, for $300 damages.
The piointiirs claim that on April 21.
of this year. the defendant received
3250 on a policy on the life of Evelyn
Britto. The latter was insured in the
John Hancock Company. The plain
tiffs say they are the daughters and
theirs of Evelyn Britta and that Ray-
mond received the money in trust
for them and that when they made
demand upon him he refused " to turn
it over to them.
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THE nonunion
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hundreds oi thousands oi dollars.
a is substantial useinl and very accept-
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