Sillfliil fliilllS
.1 M an being completed tor the
WOIMmSmBurdFieldand
fut-muons. theeuvoya at
on Women Voteu’ Convention or
Gen Francisco, on their arrival in
.. :Tashington, December I, by motor
' our from Maryland. The Congression-
‘ cl Uidon appointed Miss Anne Martin
Cl Nevada to formulate and execute
the program for welcoming the young
man who have made the long Jour-
‘y oer-nu the continent in an auto-
.gafmiobile. stopping on the way to en-
:‘tbuse people for the Susan B. An-
- . filmy amendment to remove from the
.Iisllot the qualification of sex.
Hrs. Field and Miss Joliite, ammo
pulled by suitrsgists from nearby
states, will arrive at the corner of
iburth street and Maryland avenue.
Northeast, at 11:30 o’clock the morn-
Ilg of December 6. They will be met
Me by representatives from Con-
gressional Union headquarters and lo
cal sulfragtsts, and escorted to the
.. Capitol. where they will be welcomed
by Senators Sutherland, Ashurst, and
fibers. The'party that meets the em
voys will be composed of as cavalry, an
mm, and a motor vehicle division.
1 1.; .1 band of music will play patriotic
' I airs, and the suffrwge colors will fly
tom every vehicle.
The reception of the brave women
who have made the tedious trip from
. San Francisco to Washington will be
elaborate and cordial. Mrs. Field and
.31, Iliaa Joliii’e are to be the idols of the
, hour.
; At 12: 30, a. half hour after the
£1: Sixty-Fourth Congress convenes, the
)7 "mgtsta (as a further honor to Mrs
if Field and Miss Joitfle) will assemble
j; at the east steps of the Capitol and
:1 see the envoys welcomed by the mom-
‘I beta of the Senate and the House.
‘illrs. Field and Miss Jollite will re-
1 spend to the speeches or welcome.
' After presenting their petitions tfor
the Susan B. Anthony amendment to
(Room the envoys. escorted by
about 1,000 other suifrsglsts. will
'1 march from the Capitol by Pennsyl-
g“... vents to the White House, where the
”7": President will receive them at it
' -‘ o’clock In the East Room.
-. invitations for 300 persons have
.‘ 1 been presented to Miss Alice Paul,
-‘ chairman of the Congressional Union,
*7 ~1 for distribution for the White House
7 ., reception. Just enough to fill the East
- ; 1 Room comfortably will be admitted.
Already about 3,000 women have ex-
” pressed a desire to be present at the
\ interview with the‘l’resident, but the
. admission tickets will be limited to
3 « 800.
' Ira. Helms llill Weed, chinrmsn oi
"f the Congressional Union (‘ommlttee
‘_‘“¥ on On 111 111111111, has charge of the dia-
ff tributlon of the invitatiOns. Many of
’ ‘ the most prominent women In the
United States will witness the White
.1 House meeting.
31',” The resolutions favoring the Susan
E,“ B. Anthony amendment, which were
:11 1. wood by the Woman Voicrs' Conven-
M the in San Francisco will be present-
(Jed to the. President. Some of those
wfdheady chosen to attend the White
lime .amr are:
. 3 “undo—Jill: Caroline Spencer of
~flolorado Springs.
Connecticut—Mrs. George Day of
Hartford; Mrs. William Spencer of
__ New Haven, and Mrs. Annie G. Por-I
ritt of Hartford.
,- lilinois~Mrs. Adolphus only Bart-
lett of Chicago.
Maryland-Mm.
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rides.
and joy ranges, but a joy
range differs from a joy ride
in that such a range never
cornes to grief.
work so cheerfully and satis~
lactorily that it fills the
whole house with gladness.
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FOR SALE BY
HORACE R. NASH
E- _ __ 4 ... -.
Michigan—Miss Margaret Fay Whit-
iemore of Detroit.
Co“. Nortl Main and West Sts Ihave
is of Philadelphia.
Rhode Island—~Mrs Agnes Jenks 01
way and bridge construction or its
provement were at the capitol yester-
day. The bids mceived by the state
highway department related to con-
structlng about 8,425 linear feet of ne—
tive stone construction in Weston.
The construction of two reinlorced
concrete “'1‘” beam bridge including
one 26-foot span bridge over the Nor»
walk river at Georgetown and two 22-
foot span bridges over the same river
at Cannon Station, in Wilton; the
construction (1 two reinforced con-
crete bridges in Cornwall; one six-
loot span culvert and a 12-foot span
culvert near Cornwall Plains.
S
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TO CALL HECTOR TO MIDDLE-
TOWN.
MIDDLETOWN, Nov. l7.-lt is be-
lieved that the-committee which was
appointed to procure a new reaor
for the Church of the Holy Trinity.
is about ready to announce its choice
Several members of the committee
visited a church in New York I
land have heard the man they have
. prominently in mind as the probable
[successor of Rev. E. C Acheson. it
Minnesota—Mrs. A. H. Bright 0' Providence. E t e oi is said that the committee is favor-l
Minneapolis; Mrs. A. 'R. Calvin 01 BLI ve’mum M” J Home" 3 e able impressed with him, and thatI
PHI; MI‘S- Gertrude Hunter 01' Min‘IMOMWHH‘ they think he could successfully till
neapolis and Mrs. Alden ll. Potter of;
Minneapolis. .
New York «Mrs. 0. H. 1?. Belmont.I
of New York city; Mrs. Harriet Stan-
ton liiatch of New York City; Mrs. I
John Winters Brannon of New York-
City; Mrs. John Dewey of New York ”“310"
City; Mrs. Tiffany Dyar of New Yorkg
City; Mrs. Frederick C. Hows of New
Virginia—«Mrs. Sophie G. Meredith.
' of Richmond.
Utahr Mrs. Margaret Cherdron of
Salt lake City.
Mrs. Field and Miss Jollife (.
' from Baltimore, via laurel, to Wash-
It is estimated that 3,009 women
I will be at the rally in honor of the
York City; 1m lnes Hilbolland Bols~I ”“035 0" ““3 0‘9““ mp"
sevan of New York City; Miss lsabel-I
lit Not! of Hamilton. and lira. John‘PLACE BRIDGE AND ROAD
PROVEMENTS FOR SEVERAL
Rogers of New York City.
Pennsylvania—«Miss Harriet Dulles
of Philadelphia, Mrs. Edwin Grice at
TOWNS.
HARTFORD. Nov. l?.-Aboui
Philadelphia. and Mrs. Lawrence Lew-contractors interested in submitting old colored woman and the collage
lllt. need in an important parish like
the one here. Members of the com-.
wince who have been sounded con-
cerning the matter any that they have
nothing to report. '1 hey admit, how I
ever, that the committee is seriously
considering an able man.
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HIGH CALLING.
I
Aunt Katy Wants to Know Where
All the Preachers Preach.
Tommy Was eighteen and only
the recording angel knew what was
25 the age of Aunt Katy. but the little
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~ Duv That Suit or Coat NOW
You Can Save $5 to $10 on either
Suit 0r Coat YouBuy
CASH if you have it.
SALE NOW oN
CREDIT if you want it.
'flrst taste of New York life that
’ Norwaik, says:
Ithan when I went to bed. When suf-
ter. One efiect on Tommony was to
make him want a silk bat. says the
New York Pat.
"Now. what do you think of Tour
my’s wanting a silk hat, Aunt
Katy?" exclaimed Tommy's mother,
who, was having a hard time adjust-
ing herself to having for a son a
young man Instead of just a boy.
“What he want wid a silk hat?
He ain't no preacher.
‘ “But, Aunt Katy, other people be-
sides preachers Wear silk hats.
Haven‘t you noticed the men in silk
GOOD NEWS.
Many South Norwaik Readers Have
Heard it and Profited Thereby.
“Good news travels last." and the
many bad back suflerers in South
Norwaik are glad to learn where re~
lief may be found. Many a lame, weak
and aching back is bad no more,
thanks to Deans Kidney Pills. Our
citizens are telling the good news of
their exprrieme with this tesnd rem-
edy. liexc is an example worth read-
log I
ll. 1). Kelly, 18 Wood street, South.‘
“1 was troubled for 11‘I
your and a half by dull pains overe
my hips. together With sharp twinges
in the small of my back. They were
scv ere when l straightened too quick—I
ly after stopping. i also had headaches;
and dizzy spells, was restless and got’
tip in the morning feeling more tired
fering in that way, I got Doau'a Kid-
ney Pills at i’lslsted‘s Drug StoreI
They worked wonders and in lesaI
than a week, the trouble left."
Lasting Benefit.
Over two years later, Mr. Kelly
said: “i have had no occasion'to use
Doun's Kidney Pills lately, (or they
permanently cured me.‘
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don‘t sim-
ply nsk for a kidney remedy—get
Dean‘s Kidney Pills—the same that
Mr. Kelly has thCo publicly recoup
mended. Foster-Mllb'um (30.. Props,
Buflaio, N. Y.
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Is what the progressive people 0!
today demand, and something new.
more nearly perfect in every way,
is now being used in the process of
making artificial dentures for all
my patients who desire it. A gold
pin reinforced by a central core of
metal, making them 80 per cent.
stronger than the platinum pin,
and insoluble in the mouth is the
result of scientific facts peculiar to -
these teeth. !
it you want the best and strong-
est artificial teeth possible, try the
new gold pins 1 am using.
ilr. i. ll. Mailery
16 South Main at. South Norwnlk.
Hours: 9 a. m. to s p. m. Sundays
by appointment only.
_WEDNESDAY. NOV. 17, 1915
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Wanted Wis for sections or hish‘Iiresiunan were each getting their hats on the streets! Every other Iigger out where all them preachers
win man you meet has one on on Sun- preached."
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—Advartise in The Sentinel
The D. M. Read Ce
Establzsbod 1857.
The Store Closes Saturdays at 6 O’Clock.
Hats For Outing
and rough weather.
Some exceedingly comfortable soft hats, with velvet
crowns and brims of stitchcd silk. The crowns are black,
brims in purple, emerald grtcn, gray or other shadu 11111
motoring or street wear. I. 1 ,
$2.00 and $3.00
. .1 . = Millincry Shop, serum] lltmr.
' Cards of Greeting
Calendars and Novelties for Christmas.
Such an entertaining snowing as then is 110w and it
Will pay to look them our \\Illl\.‘ U11. 1111 onus 11111 1-;111t
are here. ,_
Stevenson and Kipling Calendars.
Dinner Calendars with (111111111 for every 11.11‘ in the
lhese are helpful to a bewildered honscku'pcr.
Novelties for the home, 11.111111 boxes [11; 1t arc lllltil
with the things one is al11.11s l1111111ng for. Corks 111' .15—
sorted sizes, labels, tags, etc.
Personal Greeting Cards.
Excluswc designs for thoughtful pcoplr and please
order early. as it takes ten days or a fortniuht for names
to bc printed.
Writing Paper of Quality
\Vlilting's Moorish Linen. one quire of paper
year
and
one quite of gilt edge correspondence cards, whitc and
colors, $1.00 a box: !
Chamms finish, white paper, c111'sclopc lmcd w1th
gold or silver stnpcs.
Note size, 90c.
Moleskin, Note and Letter size,
Handkerchiefs Initialed
Those who wish basil—embroidered letters (111 gift
handkerchicfs should take thought and place orders
early. If three initials arc to be worked on a dozen or
halt-dozen handkerchicts it takes some time.
Examples of letters shown at the llamikcrchicf Sec-
Lcttcr sizc, $1.00 a box.
35c and 4°C at box.
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