rm TWELVE
Blow Ye Winds !j
In March you know the
Wind; he is for kicking up a
shindy, he is whistling or
he’s shrieking all the while.
He‘s a heartless fiend and
cruel, he's a—burning up your
fuel in a rapid and a dis-
appearing style. But you
have no cause for worry;
when he’s past his little flurry;
Spring will greet you, as
she‘s sprinting for the goal;
so’ that shortly you’ll be
through it—in the meanwhile
let us do it—let us send you
up another load of coal.
THE
FERRIS COAL
COMPANY.
prowuielits 111111111111
Value to Property
at small expense can be made more permanent and lasting
if just a little care is exercised in the selection of lumber.
, Our long experience in handling lumber enables us to
giieyou reliable advice for any kind of work you contem-
plate. and you place yourself under no obligation whatever
by asking for it; and our stock assures prompt service.
Please Call and Talk It Over.
The Hatch . & Bailey Co.
Monte: of Metamucil
j: 1’ places today. Advocates of votes for
That Sense 0i Satislactlon
in always getting just what you
want is one of the many rezi‘slms
why you should deill ill (‘hnrlioll's
nulrkct. Our stack is so extensive
:iiid complete that u urcut range 01'
«holes is offered our customers.
Itousts. otcuks, chops. of all insults.
fresh and lilipctizlllg liwnit
your or if the
choice is lcft to us we till your or-
111~gurds to
lender,
pci‘sonul St‘l1‘t‘lltiii.
dcl‘s \villi conscious
your wishes.
Clearance Sale
All our Men‘s $10.00 Suits and
Overcoats at ..... $8 00
All $7.00 Mcli’ s Suits and Over—
coats ......... 5. 00
All our Boys Suits and ver-
coats. 33% off
GOTTLIEB’S
$7 and $10 Suits.
11 N. Main St. So. Norwalk.
..-..u...n.
., 1
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NEW STYLE STERLING
PLAYER PIANO
TheM.SonnenberglPian0 Co 5
104 \\'ashiugtou St. 1
Established 1888
. 1'
Hayes 3
NEW CITY?
MARKET
Hayes’ Block 5
69 North Main Streetl
Special Sale *1
COLLEGEO PILLOWS
‘ stitched Letters and 1”an Quality
$1.00
RIGGERMAN ‘
ROS. 64 North Man .
PHONE 914
l
”Phone 1352-3.
12“). can Lowney s 1
1' Cocoa 18c
1-2111. White Rose
Cocoa 150'
Royal Grocery
22 South Main Street
South Norwalll
...-—....‘._
TODAY in 111111 STREET.
' been rel ireti.
\\'.-\I.I1 S“l"ll~1!-3'I‘. N111m~ l‘i‘lcos
continued to 11w .lui'iim 1’1— . 111'. u...
but Mi {His 1‘ 1' '1‘.. 1‘ ' ' ..~i llii
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and Atlantic 11:11:11! 1.111» "11111111111111;
port ol’ their moral distill)“ Motor
than. umurtmn ran and mom an»
Item WM mulclmml in the
“from to all apiuminah ”1am
t‘lowml ram-111111 was new 1111.1 row
.41 1 i... 11.1 ,1. slum hurrah
mom Form bonds million was m.
Wis antenna-1r a1 concussion
1 .
~ ,Gatherine A. Boyle, one brotl1er..ludge
lonce. Elizabeth. Mary and
1 held. Thursday morning, at ten o'clock,
‘from St. Joseph's Church
, 1 held at 1'1 o’clock. Friday morning, from
‘St, Mary‘s Church.
‘ resident
Specials For To-Morrow
I-‘n-sll I’lfllt‘. . . . . ., .. . .. 91- lb llib Inlinb (‘llops ....... 151' lb
(‘orncll I’lnlc .. .. . . . .. .911 [11 1111.1." of 1131"“) ..... .II1- "-
(”urinal l’ilr‘s I‘m-l ........ (11- lb Itccl' Itillucys ..... . .1011 lb
t‘urm‘ll l'iu's llcml ...... 31- lb Ik‘ct' l.i\cr. \\’111l. only . .1011. lb.
\II kinds of I'rcsll PISII, 111510“ IIIAII’S liilll (“STICKS I‘or I1‘l'ltlliy.
Beers Meat 81 Provision Co.
6 North Main St, So. Norwalk. 13 Main St.. Norwalk.
SWlSS CHEESE 25c lb.
(iood 'l‘ablc itlllt‘l‘ .. 30c lb. .\pp|c§ .......... 30c Pk.
\\'cslport ligg’s .. 32c doz. l’lm'idzi ()raiigcs .
6c lb. . . . . . . . . soc-30c doz.
l'igs~ 1"1‘1‘1 ........
Schultze’ 8 Sanitary Market
TEL. 1371.
llGlSlllltllI [Will
a.“
3112140111: May in Mil-r
ilr. Gaylord
HARTFORD, March its—The halls of
1tegislation at the Capitol were lively
women invaded them in force to be
early in possession of the best seats
for the afternoon hearing on the pro
posed constitutional amendment to
eliminate the word "male" from the
constitution. The Sudragists wore
their colors of purple, while and
green. and a bevy of girls carrying
trays of flowers were in the corridors,
Members were. given buttonltole bou-
quets of violets and lilies of the val-
ley. The anti-Suflraglsts were not
present lll ally number prior to the
hearing. They will be heard tomor-
row,
The resolution in behalf of Freder-
ick L. Gaylord, of Ansoula, for Com-
missioner of New Haven county was
adopted by the House, hilt had to be,
returned to the Senate for correction
of an error in working
The Judiciary Committee ieported
illifavorably to the, Senate the bill
which would have compelled telefi
graph companies to provlde ticket ser-
vice to whoever should apply for it
and who should be ready to pay the
fixed rate. The rcport was tallied at
ltlie suggestion of Senator label] in
lordcr to comply with the request oi
'Senator Hewitt. who introduced thu
1lllll and who conducted the hearing
lin behalf of lt_for a friend who has
,bceli iii the brokerage business at
‘New Britain and who claims he has
been unable ionsccure quotations giv-
1911 by the New York Smell liaclutuae
'1 When favorable reports \\‘M‘O called
up on bond Issues, in the House. the
,particulnr 1111111 relating to Meridou
istrecl and ail-cot iiiiprovemcul
bonds, Mr. Vaill, of Winchester.
{1 member of the Economy l‘oinzuillec.
inquired if action on these could not
be delayed until the fate of it general
bill permitting uuiiiicipuliiies and
'10“ :is to issue bonds upon hpprm 111 of
‘thcir 11le< tors. .lf 11111.11 a. bill 11911111111
law. he said, It might not be neces-
{Sfll‘y to spend time discussing various
:lndivldual bond issue bills. Mr. Is-
;bell, of the Finance Committee. ex-
plained that for various reasons 11111
Mrs. Patrick H. Haugh. 1
Annie 11‘ llaugli. wife of l’atricltH . H_i
lluugli. died at her home, 011 17 I’m
11111111 avenue. yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Haiigh had been seriously ill for some.
time She has many friends in .111
lparis of Norwalk. Besides her hus-
band she is survived by 11 daughter,
Miss Rose 8.. one son, Harry, two1
sisters. Mrs. Margaret Cole and Mrs.
Let Me Tell You
thc1~i1 is nothing that wlll spoil y-oul
.wuich "I' clock quicker than dirt und‘
old. l'uiicld oil. (‘Icunliiicsu and culi—
Iion is cconoiily In it iinicplccc. Tho.
.llt‘llt'itlt‘ ports do lndcacrilullilu work
and will F0011 \\’Illll‘ themselves out if
pctlnittcd in run In accumulating dirt
and without oil.
Chas. Brand
‘ WATCH MAKER,
RIMABLE
JEWELER a
OPTICIAN,
138 Washington St.,
i Green Stamps
John J. Walsh, and four nieces, Flor-J
Augusta
Hamilton. Funeral services will be
Interment
will be in St. Marys cemetery.
Miss Marion D. Burns.
Miss Marlon I). Burns, seventeen—
year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mut- Work.
lthew J. Burns, of Franklin avenue. in
died early this morning after an -ll-1
‘uess of several weeks of heart trouble.
tacliod to the marking of bonds. towm
land cities seemed to prefer (‘Ollllll‘l
to the legislntliie for authority to is
sun bonds
Willi SllIl HAS
5 NINE lllll WOMfll
‘.—.~——-.
Suffragists 1.111111 This Afternoon
islators
l HARTFORD 001111.. March 3.-‘Sllf"
elven On All Repalr 1was argued llelore the members 01‘ (ion 10 the 9901116
.the General Assembly. this afternoon has 211.001) members in the state and “911 MTS Joseph McElroy “PS ..I J
in the chamber of the House of Rep”. the agitation in as strong here as I11 Cavanagh, Mrs L. C Green. Mrs. Kate.
measure “as that nearby states where legislatures lime Thomas .
sentativ es. The
TRISTRAM & HYATT
co the New Spring Dress Goods
A big and varied assortment. of Imported and
Domestic weaves in all the latest shades includ-
ing the new “Sand” and putty colors, as well as
the standard shades, including
French Garbadines, Imported and homes-
tic Serges, Beach Cloths, Wool Crepe dc
Chine. Covert Cloths, and the Famous "Pine
Tree” Silk Poplins. - ‘
1.3.1.] -_.j-_.,. -,-;- -_. .,-,-:._. .;.:
-:-‘-:-;-.-.- -:-:n;-:-:-.-:-.-.-_4;- -:-.-.»:-:m;-:.,._.,. . -_.;._-».;.-
as the petition was oftelcd. These:
chairmen were: Miss Mary Bulkeley.l
Hartford; Mrs. Frederick C. Spencer,i
of Guill'ord, for New Haven; Dr. Es;
titer S. B. Woodward of Norwich, for}
New London; Mrs. A. I1]. S. Taylor of)
Norfolk, for l.it(‘lificld; Mrs. H. ll:
Knox for Fairficld; Miss Rosamondi
llauiclsou for Windham; Mrs. John
Allen for 1111111111891. 7
Mrs llcpburn made the opening a1‘-‘
gurueiit, stating that since the silt-1
t'rugisis were before the 1913 sessloiil
llve more states and Aluisku had‘
granted women the right to vote.
and lllinois had given women the
right to vote for president and tori
municipal olllccrs. Since the various
legislatures have come into session
this year fivcw‘Ncw .YOl'li. New .Icr-
Massziclluscils. Pennsylvania and
West Virginia-«have passed proposed
constitiiiiouul'aiiiendmeuts so that the
limiter will go lo the people next fall.
Four other states hziic passed a pro
posed liiiiuiiditieiii through lls’ initial
Smack-loud, North l.,1ukoia 'l‘eunes
see and \rkuiisns In these tlic pros-
pects lire mood that the amendment
would 12.10 to the people in 1911}. Six
additional suites have bills licloic
them to grant presidential and 1111111-
icipal slidinge and \‘eiinouis senate
has passed ll bill of this character.
Mrs. Hepburn suid woman's sul’»
t'rage was travelling east and travell ‘
ing south.
St‘)‘.
amendment.
the House would adopt it.
that the. members would not forget 1111
tall t do: the ox—uiit which brought;
up the end of the suffrage paiade in
Hartford lust May..llie cart carrying Visiting Board-was held at the Huspl-
‘the sign "Conner-lieu! Trying to Catch ”11' March 1-
fbeen enlarged by the addition of liven?
1y new members.
membership the board
I to Present [heir Views to leg. liiaiid 110111 the legislature. and eild-f0P1Y-'t\\0. and the following commit
«ed with an 1.1planation of what the tees hfl‘e been appointed
1W
\Irs Toscaii Bennett of Hartford
spoke on the nature of womens de-
V016 l9, from 11 \\'01118118 .Sll‘llldlltfilll.y
If the committee reports the amend-£3119?”-
ment it merely means that it belle\ es‘
South Nor-walk [rage for the women of Connecticut “‘8 time has come [0 submit the ones my chairman
The Asso iation “1‘8-
lmaiiy years. will grieve to learn of proposing an amendment to the con- twice passed ”19 suffrage amend
Miss Burns was 11 senior in the Nor- ithe death of his wife, Emma ..K Ad stltutiou concerning the Qualifications ment.
disou, who departed front this life last
Frlday, at the home of her son. James
Addison, in Greenwich, Conn. The
funeral was held yesterday. Father
walk High school. and Is \\ ell known 1
Besides lier pareilts, she is suniwd.
by two sisters and four brothers: Alb:
511a, Alice, Edward. James, Joseph and
William Burns. The funeral will be
ficiated. interment was at SI Mar)‘ 5
Cemetery, Greenwich.
interment will fol~
The deceased is mourned by her
low in St. Mary's cemetery;
Wakeman B. Meeker. flips, (‘liarles ll. Addison, Flank A.
\\‘akeinaii B, Meeker. a life—long. Addison, James A. Addison, Mrs. J.
of Southport, died Monday
at his home, in that town. Mr. Meek-
er was born in Southport on Febru-l
ary 24. 1529. 'Of late years he. had,
l1‘raternully he was 111'-
Iilltt. ml “'1. ii SH ml Masbltic bodies
in Blidg'tporl and \\' estport. The l‘u-
.. .1111 19 held at 2: 30 ochxk on
son and Mrs. P. l (‘omacliio
Those attending the funeral
Mrs, William Jolinstoile, Mrs.
J. Robinson, \\'llliain .\1lott.l’hi1-
adelphia: Mrs. S. ’I‘oblns, Bridge‘
port: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mott.
South Norwalk; Mrs. N. Moore. Mrs.
W er 6
.u.
I‘iiuisrli.) :uiolnoon 2.1 his Lite home. J. R. Brooks. Brooklyn; Mrs, George
The llev. H. \\'. lloliuau will officiate. Bell, Mrs. Charles H. Addison. J.
Iurinl will be at Oakluun ('Ollldiel‘)‘, Grant, P. J. Comachlo. Mrs. R. 1..
where Hamilton t‘ommundw’y will Johnson, New Ymk; Mrs. James A.
exemplify the Knights Templar ruua. Addison. Mrs. M. Stewart, Mrs. l..
~ Hickman, Greenwich. and many
Mlu Ethel' Glover. friends.
Misti Ethel Glover. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Glover. died yes-
lerdsy at Slimline 1.111111. N. Y. Tim
funeral will be held from her late
llOBW‘. Till Winfield strum, Eliot Nor-
wait. at; “1111111111111. Villa}. Reer.
lulu 11ml 1\,,ll 1111111111119 and the burial
mil 111.» in NlJl‘ollh‘ ”11111-111”,
Glover 1111111 111111111 twciityslr yen“ cl
Hunt tributes were many. and in-
llu‘tli-tl 11 beautiful pillow from tho
.lludrlii. rather Subhau's presence
Island 11 pwudur coincident that he
“11:1 in $111111 Nowatk's Parish when
1:1. 11. «1111-11 {011111111131 res. died here
"Mother is none. but not fora-1111111:
.11..“ hill“. in [1111 «min 111‘ Justus."
Funeral of 1m. Conroy
1w
..... The inborn! or Mrs ‘aulusrlne
Pure-m at the 691;!" !. Addison 11mm or .111 Phonon» street ulil he
The old acclimation on 11! than 1 but. imply morning at D oTlm‘h
and admission of electors. introduced
.by MI. Show of Redding.
would eliminate the word
from the constitution. and
“male‘
in the exercise of the franchise.
f Tomorrow afternoon the
strands will be heard. These heal-
.biisband and (hildren. Mrs, S. 0. Col- ings will embrace all bills upon the 0" "01 the opinions 0f women
subject of equal suffrage. the pro-
ponents of the Shaw resolution hav-
'11 Grant Mrs 11 Scott Vera Addi- |111g decided to place their greatest et ”my “er-e
:fore upon the proposition of having
”‘9 amendment go to the people for last hundred years, both in regard D. Wadsworth, chairman; Mrs. T. I.
The com- to education and in their ability to Raymond Mrs. George Betta. Mrs. l“.
A. Laue. Mrs. Robert Hanford, Mrs. H
1S. Lockwood. Mrs. Lottie Munro. Mrs.
Percy Brooks, Mrs. Louis
Hatters iii Norwalk. and. in fact. all Mrs. Oliver Jackson.
the local unions and societies, are‘
Morelioiiae very much interested In a bill which year.
ratification 01 rejection.
:mittee on woman's suffrage: or which
senator Barnes of the 19th. and Rep-1
resentative Jones. of Westbrook, are
chairmen, sat with the House com—
mittee on constitutional amendments
of \\'lll( lu Representative
of Stanford is chairman.
The hearings drew a large attend- “’th" WWW exempt the private PTO!) ed with thanks:
once. The iidio rites of equal suffrage
hnd campaigned for several
in; tallied lit the Capitol scores or
workers from all ports of the state.
equal suffrage was directed by Mrs.
Thomas N. Hepburn of Hartford.
president or the (‘onnocticlli Woul-
au'ii Sum-use namelntlon.
.miiuuwa new 11411111 111-. attor‘ lilo 111v Ivtlouo Should this bill be passed. it “mules, Mrs. Henry (fuse;
initiation! explanations. to the pm “0“"! prevent and! 1111311"!qu I" Mrs. Jennie 1.. Nita-ill: Sf»
('ecllc; u from Mrs. Mary A. White;
I?» 1mm Mrs. S. J. Miller. E
:Mitntkm or politics: clamped by conn-
ties. the short. lMll‘ been mil-ll"
,tnlde to tune arm town In Conn-111711
out ”mated by petition.
‘ 1!
legislators should be suffragists in'
thereby 01 der to pass the resolutipn. The vote, uolds, chairman; Mrs Chas. Tristram, ‘
Sullivan. of Port Chester Parish ot-. ‘give equal rights to men and women she said, is the simplest manner 01' Mrs. Lester Hyatt. Mrs. James
registering public opinion so that this rell. Mrs. Robert Van Bureu, Miss Ly-
remon opinion is bending upon the govern» dia Secor. Mrs. B \l Andrews
ment. The sole question is whether
worth registering.
met the position of women in the,
deal with goveininental questions.
HATTERS INTERESTED IN BILL.
Is now pending before the Legislaturn
erty of the members of a voluntary
weeks association from legal seizure. or at- me Goldsclim‘ldt
131mm,. me mpmhers and fur ”,9 may. tachulent. until idler judgment is 11911. a mom; War (meg, Salvation Army , ~ .
21 binders, 19 tray covers. Hospital
This measure is the direct outcome Thimble ”up
The lifescnialion of arguillcuts Im- 07 ll"! famous I). Kilian"? CONN“! blilders. b‘ roller towels, the lloSDllal
tiered.
suit against haulers l
linnlmry.
the defendants to this widely
Twenty suit were attached. at 1111- first 01 the glasses. Mrs. mm“ C. Hall: 3 dun.“
tuture calm-o u! like Ilium
“HTINIL WANT ADI
mm: are Moi-mag services for hundred-
‘P sum WM I'M term-norms s1 lomh‘a roman-1m mt: mtmu n- W or oil simulate m 1hr in M Mature; c1111: was held last night.
ammo» wm 111m. 11111111111111.1113: nary-emu mtnMMMhWW WM?
She Moped that when the HOSPITAL VISITING COMMITTEE!
committee reported the
She hoped Many Gifts Acknowledged and Mem.
bee, chairman.
Mrs. Charles Stoddard of New Ha Mrs? H. P. Price, Mrs. James Hall. Mrs
In effect it ven thought 11 not necessary that thel‘raiicis Seymour. Mrs. R. S. Barclay-
are ily Lynes. chairman;
\\'hen the cousti- tier, Mrs. J. 1... Stevens, Mrs. Sarah
Iiition was made it was notxthouglu Upsoii. Miss Cavaiuigh, Mrs.
A great change has come Joyce, 1 '
on city and Ileuei'olcilt circle of the F1111 Baptist ”"1 "“Y “We 0-“ “11131111111111“ ram. .
The sari-mound 11111111921 of Church: 23 pillow cases. IS sheets, ””0 ”10111‘1' Hirmirh 1121:1211 1.11111
“"11““ Mrs, (‘. Morison Raymond: .11 pairs eye SW" "1““01'9 Will not '11: 1:011 +1! 111-1-
111 llle 11111111111131. ’
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lacuna new members were elected.
H. Krieger 1. Co.
The Final Mark Down Sale
-—-0F——-
Winter Coats and
Dresses
Is now going on ladies’ should
not neglect this wonderful
opportunity.
COats at $3. 98- $5. 98
Worth $12.00 and $15.00
Those workers undci the auspices o!
the general reliei' milimitice w ‘10 are
investigating needy cases are greatly
liltfiudicappeil because of the lack of
time and the fact then they musi walk
from house to house. All unreal has
been made to generous owners :1: auto-
mobiles to contribute their our for
but a short time each day to assist in
this worthy work. Owners 111' man
‘ chines who care to help may communi-
cate with the Chamber of Commerce.
Miss 11111 Clarke is seriously ill at.
bership of the Board Increased.
The regular meeting of ilie Ladies'
Tlle board has recently
With the increased
will number
thiirmuii of the Board—111s H. 15/ her home, on Sherry street, with tonal. .
' litis, ,
House Committee—Mrs. W. J. Trae —-———-—- ,
Mrs Artliur Wheeler, The regular meeting 01' ltimssus
Howard Every. Mrs F 1, “up Council, Royal Aveaiiuni, was held
last night and a large number or
members were present. A committee
from Sherman Council was present.
and discussed plans for a joint en-
tertaineut with a view to stimulating
interest among the members. Refresh-
ments were served litter the meeting
had adjourned. .
adv—l 1—4 ’——
The satisfactory sum of $1121 was
netted at the recent play given under?
the auspices of the Woman's Guild of
l’l‘rinity hpis1opa1 Church. Reports to
this etfect were made lust iiiglii at the_
regular monthly mening. 0111' 111 this
sum $5 was voted to the Nor“. ll: Hos.
pital, an $25 to the parish.
Sewing Committee—Miss Ella By):-
Mrs. Ed. Morehouse.
Supply Committee—Mrs.L L._J Rey-
Far-
Nurses’ House Committee—Miss Em
Mrs‘. J. lliimor-
Fannie
in the (use 111 Thomas J \\'l1 its is...
Mali Pepe, the pliiiuliu‘ i.» .1 raided
$11111 iii :1 dec=ii1111 handed down
today by liidgc 11) M. locltwolrl The
coiiit set a stay of em u lot 11mm;~
March Hub for 1111‘ gill!‘,iii>e 11: :A.\lhl1)\v‘,.'1
ing an appeal. '1‘ '
Entertainment Committee-4.111115. An
Lelniialer.
The committees to serve [or one
Agent Wright, 01“ the I .111 new . ‘mirh .7
ty 11111111 lliiiciiii, 1111s 1.1.1111 3-11 «liar-1:
ters next to the (,‘liuiiiber oi lo. ”111111-119 Liv
l"‘"lllh where 1111 will .“-“:1. llSll .1111 (if-1-
flees. {m}?
The following gifts are acknowledg
Magazines. Dr. Dumortler, Missl’an-
.Irs L. J. Reynolds.
—NOTICE. ..
The Novwalk Town t‘iiicu of King's
19 chest protectors, 12 > ‘
Daughters and Sons. have l‘Ul :»-iii.1mr<
do were.
from (.iourt UN") N1
TOO TAT: roll “cLAssmcnrion. ,;
-w. ._~ “—1-”
'WANTEDJHY ' 1‘1n.i‘1;ii‘11“;1?1331?1
woman. situation us mattress in 1111-. ,.
‘vate family. Call 1 Bayview Place: ‘
East Norwaik. 1:113 35
Thu sonimonthly llleetlrlll of the
Norwalk Chronicler