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take Beecham’s Pills to clear'your system of impurities
immediately—it will prevent the possibility of serious ill-
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.' glee W Burns, vice cmflnan 'ot
the execuflie committee or the Con-
gressional union for woman sultrage.
b filighted with the progress of the
movement tor the Susan B. Anthony
amendment to the Constitution of the
Udtedfitates to remove from the bal-

lot the qualification of sex. Good
news is coming from every section or
the country: the outlook is most en-
oouraging. ‘ . ’

Miss Helen Keller, one of the clever-
ut women in America, after visiting
the Panama Pacific exposition, and
talking with Congressional union work-
ers there, thinks that the Anthony
{mendment will be accepted by the
nation within the next few years.

lliss Burns says that the running
down of the election frauds and the
sending to prison guilty persons at
Terra Hante, Indiana. is a great we

' tory for woman suffrage advocates.

The mayor of Terre Haute and 243
other men. among them many holdersi
of high city and county offices, she“,
says have been convicted of electioni
lauds, ‘chiefly on the evidence of;
women, who, in lndlana, are 'of course,
“franchised. As a demonstration or;
the unreasonableness both of male!
suffrage and of the contention that‘:
nulfrage is a state matter, this incident:

Spring Exhibit of Refrigerators

Although the army of recoustructors which are at prescnt swarming over this' build»
have played havoc With every place where it is desirable to show merchandise, we

 
 

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have managed to reserve one space in the basement where tllc

ranged. Here the new models for 1915 are shown with the ncw
make.

Oak, Ash and Metal Cases with Seamless Linings, everything absolutely sanitary.

gal! Cases, very handsomely finished, many designs and sizes. all with scanl~

less linings. removable pipes which have air traps, and so built that thcrc is a per—

fect circulation.
$23.00 and upwards.

galvanized iron linings, styles which admit ice from the top
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$9.00 to $35.00. "’ ‘ "

Metal Refrigerators, no wood \vhatcvcr ill the construction, linings of whitc
enamel and all seams \vclded. The exteriors finished in aluminum or white
amel. The perfectlon of sanitary refrigeration.

$22.00 and upwards.

All inspection is invited.

man s
ually aims at the same result; for he knows that cl

ncw Rcrigerators are ar-
fcaturcs pcrtaining to each

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bowels or a torpid liver may lead to somean crltl .

Ash Cases with
or side as preferred.

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bowels, stimulate the liver, and enable your
body to more easily throw off the danger-
ous poisons. Beecham’s Pills, by their
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3 is unsurpassed _ . Make your own Buttons of any material, Plain white kid 50 (t5
The lndiana '1 egisluture had d r at Families all over the world keep ftheln The uWlnwal" Button Mould is a handy in: Taffeta Girdlcs. black and colors, 50 fits.
a .. ee - vention, and buttons can be made in at: . . ' -
Er ed a long list of bills drawn in the ln- conStantly on hand' .They take them rec y h ' . . . . . . 1 . Wide Girdles of messahne or tafieta. MM
‘ as soon as they feel mdlsposed 5 art notht to match an) gown. Ask about: ,
:3 terest or women and girls, crowning it at the Notion Stock. . and fancy $1.00
if}: its record by playing wrth, and, by ar- _
5;”. rangement. defeating the equal sun, .
Ll“- trage bill. But the voting women! revel] “c erlous ess
- stood all day at the polls end endured} . ,
lunch that was unpleasant to obtuini ‘ _ ‘
evidence which enabled the Federal) “The hues! 3.10 0‘ All! ”did“ "I “‘0 WWW M A“ m 10‘» 25¢-
government lo convict voting and ol-i Directions of chain! value to women with our, boat
lice-holding men of crime. it would; “I
'“ be hard to deny the claim of these” . . 1
- women upon the Federal governmenti , __-.M.V_a.__.. i ‘
.tovenfrmcllisement, I ~it you check up the number ol’lpuign of 1906. i
There are signs of progress in the bottles used you will lind‘Foley’s Hon- -5-— Trees Sprayed F0! ' l -" _ ”
«equal suffrage campaign. ey and Tar in greater demand than VISITORS AT SOLDIERS' HOME. 5 I u I l .
. _ _.‘,>Metllo‘dlst conferences in New York, any other cough medicine. It is safe, ~~~- 8 h b ‘ (a e ‘ , B " B .
m2 Pennsylvania and Ohlo have recently prompt and etfective for colds. croup. "mm“ “e" Mum 3"“ Pm 9' Y ‘ .. i "I
lndorsed equal sull'rage.‘ The New: hoarseness, bronchial coughs, throat Birdaeport P¢°Pl0- Beaumn & sanders ITOGK 0' . a car g
York conference» or the Methodist' trouble and lasrippe. It contains no 0"" 20° Persons ““1“le “mm” l .
. ’ r t iotl iz ii at Brld monmmrmnsrs. :
Lplscopal Church adopted a resulu-;0.piates and is the preferred cough " P“ r C 0'3““ a 0“" 5°" ophone ”“3 0, 12784, e . . .—
lion expressing its belicl that “equalimedlcine for children. Sold erery- 9m» 9“” a "'8“ 8mm” memo” mison'm ivomvamr com l '
‘3‘ Inflrage is In the logic of the demoe- where. Fitch's Home. Mt" arriving at the — .. ~~~~~ .. — r: . -‘
racy to which our nation is committ~l Home, a ”0‘ luncheon was served by I_ .
ca," and the me am at the Noyem-' wrmssses FOR THE STATE mI the ngen- and the Home “Walsh”: ”mm solrs . . ‘ - .3 Is AN EXCEPTIONALLY FINE MACHINE. WE
her election in New York state the CARMEN CASE. in“ C0 ee. - 1‘ mmmmm in mun- l 'H EST MOWER VE
proposed amendment to the state con- NEW YORK, April 27.——lt was ro-' Among the speakers “Gianni" l . $10 “2.6041350 cities. ! ffliISSVE'IT IS T E B ,E R
atltution grunting sullrage to women,: ported yesterday that live new wit-' Wilson, who 83” a "9"? n "9‘" “3 ' a 3 . ,
“'1" find the hosts of Methodlsm: nesses. a woman and four men, Wouldl speech on what all owe to the Old vet-1 . L Emma STAMFORD. MAGEE I THERE ARE MANY FEATURES OF THIS
solidly iiiied up ill its favor." laid the state when Mrs. Florence cqteruns. Lommunder-in-clliel sherman I CLOTHIER. FURNISHER , YORK. PFRfELT 1! MOWER YOU‘WILL' APPRECIATE BETTER IN
The famous Woman's Rights con-j Carman Is placed on trial again next;0f the 30"“ 0’ Veterans 5“" a very ! AND FOOTWEAR. ACORN .
.‘en‘k’n ”13“!“ SW“ We N- Y-! MW“ at Mlnmv °“ “1° Charge 0"'°““‘“" ”3‘“ The “he” "f’akm “’"e Theatre surname. 25 N. Main St. ' I SEEING. COME IN AND WE WILL GLADLY
was held ill a Methodist Church. murdering Mrs. Louise D. Bailey, at’Wllliam 5- Barnum and 9°]; “ohm“ _ Also Repairs tor All noun. 1. SHOW THEM
'* The Methodists are the second re-V Freeport, last June. to! "‘9 Home. “1d DMMO“ (.ommand- .___ - cf fl... ' i '
llgious body. so fzr as we know, to' “i don't know anything about ll," .9? William H- Hart, MI “WHEN ”0' Jones & HotCthSS , .
come out for sullruge. The Phlladel- was all that District Attorney Smithifi‘mmme had been arranged “5' the . . . . - ‘
mhla Society of Friends were just cared to say yesterday about the mat-I‘M“IL Artillery Band. including “19 nu- ‘ Company 1 .. '
‘ ahead of them in declaring officially in ter. itionaP ”“83 0‘ all countries and 01d , , , .
aver of it. though Quakers generally {war songs that reached the hearts of 3 17 Well It. Nomi; i“ x _ .
have always been in sympathy with REMOVING FIRE sums. {the 0“ WS- ' . ‘ 1 . . . cl" . e ‘ organ
the movement. I NEW HAVEN, ADI“ 27.~Workmen’G'B:3§‘es Elite; Home. 11"; 3013.30. 3. . i
,..,an-ran nare amp,' ‘
The announcement of thirty out 0! began to tear down the towering walls, \‘o 11 Sons of Veterans Lincoln and l , Successor to Chas. E. Dow.
flirty-three mayors 01' cities in ”10,0! the Grand Opera House in Crown.‘ ' ' ' . ‘ , .
sixth New York campaign district: street yesterday to remove the menace Shem“ cmles' Ladle.“ 0' the G' A‘ . THE FMLING SIGHT South Norwalk. Washington Street.
that they will support the sunrage to surrounding structures. The theatre R" Howe Post Womens Relief Corps -
amendment, and the statement of Sam: was destroyed by lire Sunday. The en: gntgellne Miizlestfeni. Daughters 0F 01‘” AGE 4
'.an eerans,a ne. . . .
.xllfi‘zzrgegs. presidirlatb oi thus; items; front walls, on the Clrotwn lstreet slog; After enjoying the afternoon the vet- After forty It becomes dlifi- ! _ .
;_ ' T on 013- a were in height cone 0 i 6 seven 1- _ I—————-—-———-—-—-——:———————-————-—--———— ~
. .i'ederation had been committed to story of the nearby First National erans embarked on the 635 train from . ’ cult to'sec. or sew or, . read. ' _
equal suffrage for twenty-tour years, bank building. iNoroton, and arrived in Bridgeport at \\'l . ‘ d coal The cause is the weakening of , 3 .
f' has greatly encouraged the COIISTGS' No announcement has been made “3.7:15, lcn “6 crette our ' the focussmg muscle mSIdc The A ' 1 CO, I] n s i O.
slonal Union leaders. to rebuudmg won the me of ‘he‘DON'T VISIT r15 “Fromm EX. pocket we solved the prodbllem the eye. ‘ d o ‘
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curl. lei: nfiiiiymeéiiiieiiomeisr mm . mm“ °f st”? "”5381, 1’ Our OCULIST wnll examm Funeral Directors and Embalmers
. ‘ “"'" : lur t l Allen's Foot Ease, cr' 0 cean - .r ,
.5 "“1“”0“ ‘“ “"0“ 0f WMSE “0 SUDDEN.DEATH 0F CHARLES F. :3“, :liltililafilzppldélertobe shaken m 31.0 get clean coal with less , yourdeyeihtltholnlt Chihgerand Complete Home Furnishel's
‘ pledged its members to assist, so far THAYER ~ . _ ~ . reme y is rou e M 1) 013- p - .
' {to the shoes, or dissolved in the foot-. ult. _ . . ‘
" ”’9" were ab‘e' ‘" ““3 New “"9”. —- loath. The Standard Remedy tor the handlmg has been the res crly fitted glasses. , 12 18 "0- M31“ SJ! Telephone 747 50.. Mum COM.
“mpa‘g‘l” ’1 EX'M‘V" °f "mm" Exw" WM" Erect for 27 years. it gives instant re~ _ ”m” Glasses from $2.00 up. i , _ . . .. _;~_ . .
-, The views of Miss Keller are inter-j sitting in ChaIr In His Library. fillet to tired achiii .. . . . .1 _
,. , i . g test and prevents . . S . . .‘ g
} “Effgtm R. th v atlohal woi‘ k for an! ; NORWICH; April 27i—EX'Ml-YQY ;swollen, hot feet. One lndy writes: “1 Harm & Gal's T 'MER. m 8.111 ry . e r1 era ors
n e n - . - , . H A : . .,
_ - , .Charles F. Thayer died suddenly at I en 0 ed eve minute of m' sin at , , . > . ‘ . ,_ .,
Irabe which is linking in common his home here last night about 7 'th; nypositliilis, thanks to Allen’syFoot » ‘ _ O _ . is d | A Madern Home Necessity
«use the suffrage and non-suffrage, .4 k H i urvlved b his wid-l ,, Ocullsts, ptometns an . . . , . . 'd
states the most lmportsnt‘work than“ on ' e" s s ' y rm“ m my “met Get it “"1”" ago. On this account the herring o ' ' ,Whethcr you are enjoying the 9” home or areto b‘l']
:hs been undertaken by suliragists ror ow ’two daughters and a bromer’ ' . I was continued for two weeks and an- * p ticlans. a new one. No feature demands more careful consideration
_ ,. .. - .. . a." , Justice John M. Tbayer. of the Su-'GROCERN CASHIER BLAGKJACKED other judge will be cited in. The 87 Mantle Square, than your Refrigerator. . :
gears, said she. Suffrage must C t i' C ti t , . ‘ _ . _ , , . . , f ‘
- meme '°“' ° ”nee cu' NEW YORK AW“ 27-‘A‘m‘h9’ com laint a inst Editor Pope was Our hue of Refrigerators. are SfimtafYr' "‘5‘!" per 9“
.-eome nationally. The vote of the last H‘ d th d l t lnstant- . 9 8a Mord, Conn. . A. . . ., ‘ ,
' ‘3 8“ ”cum “ms b0“ dam!“ mac“ and robbery °f “ b ht b Stat Senator James A. - circulation of cold dry air anti the whole interior ,tan
Congress proved that. I believe it 1 fl, m a attack of angina pectorls , ‘ r0118 Y 6. 09911 Saturday mmgs . l l .
ravlll c‘orne withln three years it the,,ym1° lull l his hair m his u. 1"“ ““59““ °€°“"'°d “"9”“ Peaseley. ot’tlils city. ‘ i blislted easfiy be kept sweet, clean and sanitary.
iwilting women or this country help w e 8 “E n ~ c when Rose 'Wl'hnlck" cum“ “I a It was announced that Judge John E‘? ‘ 1897-

 
 

those who do not vote. Any woman
‘ho thinks must be a suffrage, heart
radasoul. I hope the members of the
tdvisory council of the Congressional
' Union, who have .thls great work in
it's-hand, .will enlist the help of every
" woman in this country."

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CHILD BORN ON CAB.

GUILFORD, April 2-7.-——-A- young
.woman passenger gave .birth to a”
child while riding on atrolley car on“
li‘e‘Shore Line Electric Company,~ he?
,til'reen Gullford and Madison early
last cvening.’ She was hurried to
the oflice or a physician and was then
, taken to her home, which it was said
. is in Colebroolt. The occurrence
created some excitement on the car
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what assistance they could .0 mother

‘ the bar in 1888. '

gets were quickly engaged-in giving .

brary.

Mr. Thayer, who WL\ born in:
Thompson, on _ November 6, 1852.
was the youngest of the three chil~
dren of Charles D. and Lucy E.
Thayer. After graduating from
Nichols academy at Dudley, Mass.,he
studied law here withhls brother,
John M] Tbayeri‘now justice of the
Supreme Court; and was admitted to-
Iils- legal practice
has all been in this city, where he”
wasreoognized is one of~the leading
attareexs'ofithe Neil-men count-r
bill: ' ' '1' f'.". w
' Henna a‘ Demodrntglntpolitics‘ and'
a membero! the: Slates'sennte of
1889: He served Materials of two
years ' encbi as mayor ot «Norwich, the
first l'our‘ terms from 1900 to 1908
and thenra‘nother term from 1910 to
1918. ‘ .

He was the candidate lor governor
on the Dementia ticket against Gov-

 

 

and child.

Harlem wholesale grocery concern-was

““‘xlacldacked‘on the street while she

was on the way, to ‘the blink witlrthe

,flrm's funds. be thieves secured 8373:

in cash and 3100 incheclnl, and'ecoap-
ell, although Ecores oi‘ persons-saw her
struck down. . .
Miss Wisbnick was stunned; but re-
coyered in a short time. She was
accustomed to take the draft; deposits.
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' Llesl. case commute. ,
; .w’A'rnanuav.‘ Com, April, 27.;

“When. the case against William' 'J.

Pane. edltOr of the Waterbury Re:
plihllca‘n, who lecherged with libel,
wascalled in city court‘here yester-
‘day morning. Judge Frank L. Wilder.
of Bridgeport, who ‘was called into
the case as a disinterested Judge). de-
cided that he was dquulllledtrrom
sitting“. since he was the principal’fjih
a suit for libel brought» against a,

‘ "and a'ddress clearly. You will receive

.l.‘ Walsh; of Nbrwalk, judge of the
Court or Common Pleas for li‘alrileldT
county. would hear the libel case
against William. .1. Pepe, editor of the
Waterbury Republican, in this city'
on April 29. '

 

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