We movunent. Um no 1' women, they are already entirelyl grateful to them, mdacewed. ‘A great victory for} meat had to meet—the opposition on Legislatures. Othei the liquor lobby. in so in spite of tremendous pressure‘ and eastward to bought to bear on them by those in-‘ “tests. The courage and moral strength of these men is a great in- spiration to the whole suffrage move-2 moot. (We know now that there are such men who can be elected to the (Legislature and there is no doubt that the next Legislature will pass the sut- Si-exe amendment by an overw-helm ing majority. “in considering the defeat of the sui- irage amendment " continued Mrs. Hepburn in her discussion of the vote 01 March 7, "we must bear in mind tional Associption slot into some Lexislature voted mt the mother-11' Mm bill thel ern states. where the popular vote" teachers' pension bill, against raising the age of consent of girls from six 1 teen to eighteen years against short- :y acting the working day tor woman and children. and against the injunction and abatement bill—the best which has been tried in the United States for fighting commercialized VlCOl and a law that is being adopted by one utter another of the equal suit'rage, states. " “We had reason to be proud both oi champions and of our enemies," was: Mrs. 1Hepburn's summing up of the: legislative work of the past three ““3” ' months. The character oi! the men} nerve who spoke for us in the House con. 'to tackle ll. when he is scared bests well with the character of the deem her; December. to give wlfrom Mississippi. She is expected ardous campaign program. COURAGE AND NERVE. I. BRESEV. 119 Washington Street, South Norwalk. FOR YOUNG LADIES $11 VALUE $7.98 $12.00 I $1.98 ~ $18 VALUE . Trlmmed the latest styles and especially HATS durable The Extra Special for tomorrow is in Silk and Lace Waists. $1.50 value. W e have. bftcn been told that we carry a most sat- isfactory line. 901: ’ . 011157‘5c line is Selling at You Must Come in And see to hilly appreciate the real advantage oi buying HERE to-ntor‘row. .Street, 1.: B gsuv. nun tallest flotilla tar lionicn an 119 Washington 70551.} or: 171;. grndjjrymma . ‘1 metrical that has oil’lho hast siti- . lens and the most public spirited men and woman behind it, and that is op . l poser! by most or the anti-social forces. It the Anti- Suitragists imagined for it is safe to say that the movement is a moment after the tote on March 7,1 good. in a very reactionary House the that the Suifrsgists would accept the men who spoke for on tons a hopeful verdict of the House as final and element and I feel that every one or would give up the agitation for votes! our 27,000 members must feel very Now the legislative work is over tor mman outrage." was Mrs. Hepbura's‘; thissesalon for lonneotiout suitragists, modulation of the vote in an in I 'the women are turning their attention torriew immediately after the result! to the campaign states where popular m made known. and Mrs. diepburn' 11' votes are to be taken in the tall. Miss ‘flase has been taken up and echoed Pierson and Miss Gregory are already by sullragists all over the state. in New Jersey, for New Jersey is the flflhen we consider," said Mrs. Hep! first state to vote on the suffrage burn, the opposition that the amend l amendment which has passed three I workers have the part of machine politicians and: gone heart and soul into the work in it was indeed a] New York state. New York will vote great victory that we came within ten: on the amendment in November— votes ot winning The men who voted two months later than New Jersey. in favor of the suitrage amendment: Other workers are looking northward Massachusetts. ‘ where the vote also comes in Novem- and still others are throwing ’ themselves into the work for the Con- gressional amendment. and helme to organize a force that will bring enor- mous pressure to bear on Congress when it convenes in Washington next Dr. Anna Shaw, the veteran leader of the National Woman Sufirsge Asso- l ciation intends to break all records for ’ suffrage campaigning this summer. ‘ She has oilered on behalf of the Na- thirty 1spepeecheslues’ch otthemurbigeast , to be taken in the tall—New York, 1 Massachusetts, New Jersey and Penn lvanin. That will make 120 speech- sin the live months—no slight task for a woman of slxtyeight to face. Mrs Shaw is Just now on hei way east 1 New York tomorrow. and she intends to take not more than two or three ldays rest before starting into line Courage is the thing which enables to tackle a hard task with ease; is the thing which enables him ...______.__" ...—-——-——-—-l_-‘ ——-- 39c ¢ City Market 16c lb. 7 Mo lb. 141: lb. 20c lb. llc lb. 12c lb. 16c lb. l4c and 18c lb. 17c lb. 14c lb. 14c lb. 14c lb. 201‘: lb. 141: lb. 10c lb. 16c lb. 1 8c lb. 25c lb. Shoulder of native veal roast . Veal for slewing Breast of veal mast Rump of veal Small‘Lean smoked shoulders Lean fresh shoulders Loin of young pig pork, Pork chops' Fresh harps Hamberg steak Rib roast beef Best cut shoulder steak Round steak, Lean pot roast Fresh or corned plate beef New corned pork Sperry & 'Barnes’ bacon ‘(B the Stri .) 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Everything on Delicatessen, Groceries and Fresh Vegetables. 1.2'Strictiy FreshE‘ggs............r .................... 25¢ l Olcomargarine . . . .. ..................... 18¢ 20¢ 25¢ ' ' : CEARNOK’S MARKET 111mm :m' 583-! ; by An Advertisement r—T‘elepbone your order. to 1340.»; : Home Dressed Veal from ...... ' ................ 14¢ up , r :5’” .- . réfi, 7 Margo-din flask. who than! hyg- rormer can vouch. “thdowar.” =“m6racible," and ‘TheGeoaeGirlfl‘ has won notable screen aquisition trom‘ the contemporary stage, adds lanother signal triumph to her list at stellar successes in the Famous Play- are FUJI Company ‘11 delightful mm’ 1 adaptation of "Gretna Green,” famous antheress and dramatist, Grace Livingston me‘ss, on the Parsmout program at Pleasut Hour and Lucie l “GRETRA ocean." ' ‘ ' ' ' " ' Company bNorih Maln'Slreet 13 Main Street SOUTH N ORWALK NORWALK Saturday Specials. by the 11c 11. ” ' wood's 'Hall today only. Met 5““, - - _ Th flginll pll. amed tter : the ceelgbrated ngihensame :ame mg m’ . - ' 140 lb. in Scotland where, according to the km N le, - - 14c lb. 1 at th 1 mm iii no , ‘ - " elXping coilpel: ywere 111311116in tile ' 808' Even ' ' ' 10¢ “’- local With, the town clerk, or in “we; met, . . 30¢ II). I t, body With mm to he _ h‘aiid:na’t the time0 Such impromptu ‘ m M Bee‘s ' ' 1648-220 “l. MERIT 3.. About this 91 n a a ' l Ezimven on: of the most 12:211. we“ Rm, 1‘ 16C Ibo ions and amusing.romnncc1111::d the day. “631‘ Shoulder, ' ' 12 1'2C lb. In this ictures ue no drama MargueritepClark (portrays the char- “65" Hm, I , - 16c lb' actor of the capricious heiress, who Hale, - - - 1°C “I. guiggggfimsgn 1““ the “‘3' Swlits Premium Hams” - 17c lb. : . Sperry & Barnes Hans, - - 181: lb. . . _ Sperry & Barnes Bacon-strip only. 18c lb. ‘ Choice Sufi Turkeys, - - 28c lb. . Unrestricted sale of the entire stock of Dann'l street, 20, beginning at 9 a. m. for the bene- ilt of the creditors, per order of Fred- erlck H. Rowan, Trustee. Over 100 sets or harness, of all kinds for pleasure or business use, including many heavy single, and ' doable draught harnesses. 200 Hames collars, of many models, and of all sizes. All kinds of harness parts. Reins, traces, etc, and a big assortment of harness hardware. All kinds of ”blankets for outdoor and stable use, of various weights. 1 Carriage and netomobile robes, light and heavy weights of various ma- terials. Sm“. heals, enemi- A big assortment of horse and dog 7 . - ‘ whips Telephone your orders early Waterproof horse covers. man's - rubber coats, aprons, and hats. . m WY . . 1.. m 01 mm 1...... our beers Meat and Provisnon to metal polishes, .luhrlcators, feed bags, 0 PHONES :: tr 1'1 a U” - :25 Sweet roam: «ranges; 5ft» 1’ ti horse and cattle halters, stable brooms nnd lanterns, in tact. everything to be found in a first class harness store. i A. C. HEXAM‘ER, Auctioneer. i '/.I' n a a! ‘- a '4'}: ~:"W - n 32 Washington Si. No. Norwalk veal Roast, .. ; ‘3 Rib Veal Chops, . . Loin Veal Chops, , . . The most sanitary and 11124043“ f L Veal Cullel. \ l-‘rcsh Shoulder, 131: lb- Beet liver. 11c lb. ’ legs hub, , 201: lb. Small smoked Shoulders. 111: ii. . Fore Quarter. lamb,12 1-2c lb- Hamburg Steak, 146 lb. mum Chops. 20: lb. Shonlicr'Steak. i-ic ll. ‘ loin Lanib Chops, 25c lb. Round Steak, ' Prime Rib Roast. ii—lic lb.‘ Sirloin Steak, Pot Roast, 16-20111“). Por’tcrlsmse Steak. flesh Plate, ' ”Scib.’ ‘ Small Pork toils. Choice Native Veal, Native Fouls and boasting Chickens. Apples #0: peck Large Fla. Oranges 30c doz Cal. Navel Oranges” for25c Spinach, kale. cabbage, carrots. celery. celery hearts, new beets, radishcs, sweet potatoes, new onions, lettuce, parsley, green peppers, cauliflower, amaragus, Harness store, 8 River ,3 Norwalk, Conn. Tuesday, April . separate straps and bridles, '88‘1 -NORWA‘LK-l‘l80 SONORWALK Dealer m Meals, Fish, Vegetables, Fruits. .. 39 Main Si. Norwalk, Native Veal. :4 16¢“). , . M 11 i1 Fancy Roasting Chickens, 24c lb. Young Turkeys, 24c lb. Slowing Fowl, 1861b: Plate Corn Beef ...... 8¢ lb. Rump Corn Beef ... .......... .,.. 18¢ lb iCorncd Spare Ribs ...... 8¢ 1b ' . ,Shad Rees ...... 40¢ pair Halibut ........ 12y.¢ I‘b. Crackers Steak Cod 12% Buck Shad. J12V2 b., Not dressed. ‘ , Spanish Mackei’el 1 Blue Fish ...... -1 lb. Dressed ........ —. 8 . Roe Shad. . ..... 16¢. lb. 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