' Association. is planning
»_ meetings will be IMiss Helen Todd of
being so arranged 'as to constitute a
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The Connecticut Woman Sutlrage
for. nearly
twenty suffrage meetings to be held
in various lawns and cities, beginning
with‘the' last day of January and
running through the first half of Feb.
rusry. The speaker at all these
San Francisco” and the meetings are
two weeks‘ campaign in Windham
ard Tolland Counties, and also in New
Karen County. The first of'the Helen .
Todd meetings will lie-held at. Sims
b. t'y on January 31, and will be under
the auspices of the Sltnabury Equal
Franchise League.
"i‘he New Haven County campaign
'v it open at Meriden on February.
Mrs. M. .i. Rogers ls making allI
angements for the big meeting~
t; Ere. The rest. of the campaign will
be under the charge of airs Carlos F.
S,oddard chairman of New linen
( ounty, and Miss Katherine Mullen.
the county organizer of the C. W 8.
. A in Windham County the campaign
wil be under the charge of than
R. diamond Danielson. W lndhmn
Crunty chairman. and the meetings
it: re which uill be addressed by
ens-s Todd, will be at PinlnfleId, Will
twiantic, Brooklyn, Danieison. Pomv
i, Woodstock and Putnam. Among
t3'c other towns where Miss Todd will
s .eitk while in Connecticut, are Stam-
i‘urd, Bridgeport, Guilford,
tack, New Haven, Noru'ailt,
td Greenwich.
VHSS Helen Todd is no“ well kn own'
i. the. cast for she worked all
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Stratford
[HOW RECORDS ARE PRODUCED. lis rolled into thin sheets and divided
Sounds Arc Transferred to Master'
Record of Iran.
The Edison phonograph, the grapho—
phone type perfected by Bell and Tain-
iiner are all based on substantially
the same principle. Sound wavesiset
up in the air-by any sound are allow»
ed to strike a delicately held dia-
phragm. which vibrates under the im-
pact of the sound waves. The vibra-
tions are made to leave a record on a
suitable medium. and this sound rec-
on! is used to perform the inverse
operation when it is required... to re- ~
produce recorded soundsvthat ,‘is, the
record is made to vibrate 'a abnsltive
dinphragh and set up in the air par
ticular waves. which convey to the
car the impression of sound.
The differences in the systems are
in the way in which the vibrations
are recorded. The disk record. which
made the machine popular, was’ first
manufactured in the'Unlted States in
“297. improvements in the machine
and in the agdles followed.
To make a gramophpne record a
person sings before thud mouth of a
born, the object of Sikh is to con—
centrate the energy of the sound
,wntes upon the recording diaphragm.
At the narrow end or the horn,_ are.
the recording sound box and the ma-
chine with its attendant expert There
is a screen beIWeen singer and oper-
ator to guard the secrets of the sound
-.box On the farther side. of the screen
is a horizontal table carrying a wax
tablet rotated beneath the recording
sound box at a uniform speed. usually
about seventy-six ret olutlons per min
utc. As the table. rotates it travels
Interailt at a uniform speed and the
wax tablet is thus caused to travel,
1,, sloult under the stationary recording-10f Will she an address 01 welcome,
.ly. The record is then removed. the
unto sections, one for each record.
The section is then pressed by u.hy-
draulic pres». The matrix is heatcd
and placed face up in a mold, the la-
bei is placed face. down on the matrix,
and on this is placed in a warm, plas-
tic state enough material for one rec
crd. Both halves of the press are
furnished with cooling plates, through
which streams of water can be pass-
ed, and the surfaces are. cooled quick-
edges trimmed with emery wheell.
and it is then ready for sale.~New
York Times.
HANGS H ER CHILDREN.
doc—Husband Finds Iodide.
LYONS, N. L Jan. 2Lvlra. Ed-
win Payne. 36 years old, hanged her
four-year old daughter, her two-your
old son. and herself with three sep-
arate pieces of clothes line attached
to a hook in the ceiling of the liv-
ing room of the family home In the.
Hamlet Alloway, three miles south of
here. yesterday afternoon. Mr. Payne
found the bodies of his wife and two
children when he returned borne from
work last night. He told the coroner
his wife had been acting strangely
for the past few days. '
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MAYORS GOING TO HARTFORD.|
Connecticut Association Wilt Meet at
Hartford Club, February 3—-
Morgan 6. Buikflcy to Spook.
Notice has been issued by J. Mil-i
ton Coburu. secretary of the Mayor's'
Association of Connecticut, that the
announcement says that Mayor Low-
m“. Distracted uoum Commits Sul- . ’
Automobile [Tires and Tubes Have Ad- "
vanced 10 per cent. WeAre Still Selling
3o}. 3 suoora ramp. ................ . . .
30 x 31/. suoowrn TREAD ................... $8.00
“ S. L. BENEDICT, 73 N. Main St
AGT. FOR BED AND DODGE BROS. CARS.
The kind that becomes part of your life and satisfies for
42 PieCe ,
DinnerSet.........
.- 85.75
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Furniture" of _
Quality
‘ all time.
Auk for oath prion for RID can
noun Ito’s. unit
has wu as
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mid-winter meeting of the usocim COAL. ., I Rowan “-
arm will be held at. the Hartford club. - - ”a
Thursday. February 3, at t p. m. The r" ‘ Railroad Ave.
‘
That’s the cotton otter yo u here.
3' IH/CHI. ’7 -PN/LIJ LOWEIT
SERUM“ Iliilll
a. runny, Proprietor.
, EUROPEAN PM
Room. 50: d”. 81.50 Wk 95‘ ”P ,
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(“THE SOUL or Machines"
The Blue Bird
18 somatic new in DINNER‘WARE
-_ rm lucky Bluebird (”The Soul of Humor) I. the dedgn ”W
- this Dinner Bot. node by. one of the foremost American pottorp. W
highest point reached In harmony df odor. Rebate w and It
the some time. the latest thing to at. matting man's, it will my!
to be the greatest over—o Bluebird in bloc and tmaoioo‘ with .
‘ ooftnd of natal; on the breast. while the edge of each piece it.“
lobed in deep blue lime and tracing. To see it laid out complete 'ltt‘LL
bring an elucidation of wonder fmm every wanton who views it.
86. NON-IR
t rough last summer's campaign ’
huw York. Massachusetts and Penn ill“ The sapphire cutting point is
sitania She is now a resident of lowered so as to enter the wax three
' Sm Francisco. but before going to and one-half to four one~thousandths
5.. .ttiitornla she had a magnificent of an inch, and as the machine rung
fl Oreo: 8t. 13 Woodward Ave.
“mm by former Senator Morgan
‘Phono 1523. South Norwallt. or.
G. Bulkeley on “Connecticut’s Moy
or." Hon. George Louis IRichards of
Maiden. Mass.. will speak on tho WORK A SPECIALTY.
STORAGE AND REPAIRIflOa FORD
‘OVERCOATS
r:
3 training for suffrage work, for she
was for six years ‘state factory In.
spector in illinois, and, for five years
we worked ‘in settlement work at
iiuii House, Chicago. ‘In 1911 she
went to (faithful! primarily to he].
to California women in their fight
{Er the vote, snd'aftot‘the vote was
teen she' helped 'to organise the
vomen to make‘eflicient use of their
'tteyt power The magnificent on
main of legislation which the Call-
t rnis women not through the Legio-
l lure in the first oeaoion after their
eafranchisement was wholly due to
this efficient organta'ation of the for"!
mer suffraglsts irlt'o civic leagues.
Miss Todd is a born orator, and no
one who been her can remain immov-
. ed by her eloquence. She has also
a vast fund of modem u rogorfl 0rd
hie conditions of labor q women and
(‘tlildl’en and aenegaads the okactlye
ness of the women's votes to better
‘ these conditions. Site known. as to!
roman do know. the masses be-
t seen working for reforms in rotate
there women have no political power
and in a state where women vote.
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AMERICAN BRASS 00 DIVIDEND.
imam YORK Jan. 22. -——'Tho Am'e'rl-
jean guess. company has declared its
regular quarterly dividend of 1 1.2
per cent. ggsr the current quarter and
amount ”memo m not can:
we W tracers-stit- rho
-. “bottom
it cuts a fine spiral groove. running
‘from the. edge to the center. The
construction of the. sound box is be-
«rot, as is the composition crane. wax
tablet.
The next step mammals is' the
reprodutnion of We record an to. none.
tive in. copper. The wax "is dusted
with graphite and worked into the
grooves with a badger brush to make
it electmonducttv‘e: then it. is infer-
cred into an‘felectruioytic bathyof Sim
per salt soluii‘on.‘ The wax is kept in
continuous motion in the bath until
like notifier ohe.3:', Ib' hintienfhs of a
multimeter in thickness.
. This negative is. smear. and from
ithifi a few march! samples can be .
lpressed to test the quality of the rec-
,:.'I'lie manufacturers, however.
wish to make thousands of pics
without hurting their ancient flare
lore they make duplicates of their
master by “thins mbteesions in wax
composition. from which working mat-
ricss ore made. Then cooper shells
are obtained from these in the sane
way.- The copper alien. to Eben M-
ed by a brass plate onedgalf inch in
thickness by soldering under pressure.
Then the met: In nickel plated on
the modified aide. in order to want-
botter and afierpo‘iiobih'g is ready for
Massachusetts {Mayor's association.
Highway Comissiouor Charles .7. Ban-
nett will speak on Connecticut high-
ways. Secretary of the States Charles
D. Burnee will speak on “Automobile
Legislation." Members are requested
Cheney. 'Hortford. who is member of
the executive committee. ofrthoir lit-‘1
make arrangements. !
Mayor Lawlor cent notice to Soc
be out-of- town on the date selected.
the meeting.
noo new antramututom
slaw W. Conn...
streak yesterday afternoon, and whlloi
purchase of a watch..tho fourth «at.
111 3175.
muo-
to write to former Mayor Lottie R.“ ‘
teptlons to be present, that he mu‘ .
behind another counter andtoog of ’ . i .-
olgor box containing between 8150
unfllthaquortothadmadomudthdwz’“
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Jan. 30mf ‘
Four stringers entered the Jewel"?
store of discount-on. 0:11:0be 5
Tim, was and surplus. Prom-t
' Cos-vb. I Future.
a.
time engaged- the proprietor overthe » '_ '_
.nnutu muwatrano '.: t. c'
rotary Coburn today that he would fl loot Iain m m ~.\.
hence would not be able to attend w '
cas'roatn *
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$10 10312.50
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sold at F b. In“.
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Sat Jan. 22
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