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1llt'l" “ill be no siliool on .\londu_\ '
or Tuesday of next \H‘t‘h because of
Waslimzuon‘s llirthilai on the 32d.
A II-itiplttitit hits lwn made to ill“
police t“‘ttlllt‘lllli‘lxll the ten l(_\ Ioudi
(ion of the sidewalk in the vicinity I‘.
West airline and Butler stiiet.
On Tuesday evening. Washington‘s
birthday, at lioyt's Theatre. a Jewish
play will be given for the henetit ofI
the \\ at Sufferers.
A Frances Willard memorial was
yesterday afternoon held at the meet-
ing of the W. C. 1‘. it. at the home
of Mrs. Mills. (m llerkeley- street.
The county president. ‘Mrs. moss, of
prideemrt, was in charge.
' Battling Kunz did not receive his
money after the bout lust night. Dep-
uty Sheriff Edward B. lloulens serv-
‘ed papers on Harry J. Smith, tying
the money up.
$85 damages "I. naked, and I“um“,lheld at Miss Mildred Redfnu's,
It was also Miss DoroJ
ment is made for $100, In a suit
bronght'throuiili Attornl'y Edward ‘J.
Quinlan by Luther M. Wright against;
Remy 'N, tinge.
bit to the on: court the .flrst Mon»
my in’ Mir-ch.
>it'r
hands.
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~~Umbrelinn
O'Brien's.
and mourning
. A sewing meeting of Court Laurel
» Ladies Aid Society, was last eveningI
held at the home of and w B Ryan], glnc when the drlv‘ci attempted to this “a“. in the 3“.“ B Anthony
~on l-‘aiiticld stenue. Work was pre- make a quick turn after finding he ,Amendment
pared for St Agnes' Home. Hartford. couldn't (llllI‘ doun the private trol Iexpected not only on account
The case is returna- .
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“P to “’5 o 0
Waists Goods - nounce so; Connecuicut
For ”PM. and tumor War I prices are S ff N
m- now being shown in Pennies, I i I 0 ~
mmy-m. Galateas. Voileo Batiste “w“ 4 J 878,38 8“S
Cm Seersucker... Gprbardines, etc. “'50 [3‘90“-
A‘. complete assotttnent oi 5 ed Velour
WHITE 00008 i Hats m I,
‘ - i The first appearance in Connecti-I :t
E. K BANKS I 82-95 cut of Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt]; i
' I Twenty-five since her election to the preaidencyI g'
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“abacksmo Hotel Block I Overcoats at of the National “omen Suflrnge AsI ;
Bough Non-slit. ; half soctation, will be in Hartford nextI a
01!” Monday. The occasion will be. a con-I
" I“ __- “q “ : Price ference on the best methods of pro-l
NEW ELECTRIC I Some oth- mating the passage of the Shaun BI
d ~ Anthony Amendment through Con~I
‘7' t 1 er goo . moll- gress, and the meeting will lie heldi
1C r0 8 CY savrng in Hartford. The conference will open,
. '1‘ ' opportuni- with a luncheon at the Hotel Bond,
mm "H ‘4 ‘ "I ties here at which lira. I‘att will be the print;
l p‘ll guest. After the luncheon, tin
DONNELLYS open meeting will be held in the
Rogers 8t Stevens
Norwalk.
NURWALK
SOCIETY
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South Norwalk.
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Constable Oliver l. l‘lark is inves-
tigating the robbing of M,
grocery store. in Rowanon.
Bpstein's
’l‘he l'Ultl snap which Iietelopetl lust
night and this morning coated the
Ilniibor with :i thin glaze of ice.
So unbecoming young girls has
been the conduct of May Cullen of
Water street, and Dorothy Jones.
Raymond street. that the police inm-
Ibeen successful in having them com-
mitted to the Children's Home
— -l )erbies. drrbics. O’Brien's.
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The ll. uud ll
the home of Miss Dorothy Levi-joy. 4
Second street. East Norwalk, last
evening. The next meeting will be
of
i'l‘hird street.
‘thy's birthday which was quite a sur-
prise to all.
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Officer Frank S. Stratton this morn-
lng inv estigsted a report that adrunk-
on party of antomobliists had been
iwrecked on the Wilson Point road.
it was found that a car owned in
M 'l‘. I'ampbeil. of New Y.orlt
and drlteu by John It. Zone of that
city. had suffered damage to the en-
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' meut.
Sewing (‘lub incl nt‘
' sex.
audience room of the hotel at .which,
Mrs \ I: s. Tnylo.‘, chairman otl
Congressional work in Connecticut
for the .‘Jationul Association and Mrs
(‘att will be the speakers. Mrs. Hep-
burn. president of the Connecticut
Woman Suffrage Association will pres
side. and it is hoped that there will
be :t lnrgc attendance of suffrugists
irnni all parts of the slate .
The National Association has al-,
ways stood for the Susan B. Anthony
Amendment. ever since this amend
ment was drawn up by Miss Anthony:
in 1575. In 191:? the work was underI
the charge of a committee of the
National Association of which Miss
Alice Paul was chairman. Miss i’sulI
then organized the (‘ongressionalI
Union to support the work, and the
following year the National appoints-i“, .‘laf‘jm'lt' Slt‘l'l‘t‘ll. aged [3. (if 3(a) SI. John‘s l'lilt‘t‘, Brooklyn,
another committee in Hill and 19l3 \lallls the children of thc L'ttitc d States. t“i’t‘k’lall_\ the girls. to
the Congressional Committee of theIg‘ivc thcir spurc clinics itmartl th c construction of it great big hal—
Natlonal while still pushing the Susan‘ilcship for l'nI‘lc Sum. Marjor ic, who reads the newspapers,
It. Anthony amendment also tried to has learned considerable about I) rcparcilncss. So she sir-értctl :1
promote the passage of another con.‘ fund with a dime. 'l‘lictslort- Roost-wit has not only \vrittcu her;
stitutlonal amendment which it was a lettcr of commendation, hut sent her St for {our gratttichiltlreii,i
v'Wi’vv‘WwMo wwwwo-m “mum-mi. -
M‘L‘ww’ 5' J1 ._,-.,
Marjorie Sterrett.
deemed might be helpful to the 05.1 and for "six were L'Iilllflt‘l’llldrt'll who are not horn yct." Many
'talnlng of nation-wide woman out-‘ children hnvc sent their duties. '
franc. At the last national sulrasr '~~ W
convention in Washington in Decenr
her it was voted to drop all other
measures and to concentrate all fore
es on the Susan B. Anthony Amend
This amendment provides
only that neither the United States
nor any state shall deny the right to
vote to any citizen on account of
With all suffraglats united on
this single measure it is felt that it
has a particularly good chance of
passing In the present session of Con
areas. and to the. end that there may
the afternoon session. Mrs. A. 8. Biol reconnoltering or in rcgulatlngthe
Taylor who Is chalrman of Center are of the big guns. Those who are
slonal work in Connecticut, bliss C. lot the lighting aeroplanes are nearly
Ruulz Rees who was formerly one oltalways volunteers. There is near
the Vice-Presidents of the National. Hamburg a special school where the
mafia. lira Es '11 Willi“! 0" letter perfect themselves before leav-
New Haven. “Wt ‘51 7- m3." 0' iInt: for the front.
Hortford. lid “NI “’1‘" Wade "We have excellent machines. Ily,
Rogers WM l. tmsurer 0‘ the NMengineer who remained for six months
tional Association ruin the same squadron has not seen
“‘3"ng I; ("my Wham.“ :4 ‘one machine changed because of
is nec a an (rage
lwcar and b l
soclatleit. will president both the as not no iced one case
he no friction between the dileront morning “6 ,m afternoon unionsdo“ breakdown 590M169 0! «iefectltoI'
suffrage organisations. the leaders of and “.0 at the luncheon. hits. my, ”I'll?"
the Congressional Union and the Item subject in the NW 'm be the “10 “Medal? hitting machineI
‘bcrs 0‘ “I, Cmflony may“. WWI-I of aucmu In ”M to the“ ncw is the Fokker which can “Finalist
of the Nail i are holding weekly 3W8. Anthony amendment. in the. a GM of 150 kilometres an hour.
conferences r legislative work at afternoon she will outline the plants it is armed with a quick dyer but It;
“'“h’n‘m” which she wishes to have carried uutlmmunluonflm'inii cap-cur ls Ilm-
it Is felt that the conference to be in the states.
held In Connecticut next Monday will
greatly stimulate the already great
IInterest that Is felt by auffragists in
The meetings will be lted
.IEIC'II squadron comprises six ina-
‘chlnes besides two reserves. Out of
these slx‘machiner two regulate the
cannon lire, two are for rcconnoiier-
int. and two for aerial combats. We
latlacb the greatest importance to
open to the public.
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A large audience
of tlie
Furulm Co.
FEBRUARY ‘SALE
20% off
80c Buys s Dollars Worth
Sterlin Furniture Co.
127-" 3r WHY-gins St, S. N.
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Even the simplest house gown made after a I
PlC'l'ORlAL REVIEW‘
PATTERN .
has that indescribable chic and style I
so much desired by all good dissects '
Why take chances and ‘_
spend money and time on
a dress that you prc'sbi-r
will hang in the corner as
soon as it is made.
lhcac or? the mil" ex
pensive drrzscs. .
Pictorial Review
Patterns and
Styles i
guarantee you against dio-
appointment. I
Ask the but has
mskcrs in your town who!
rttern they at... they
now what is good»
”thdthhm
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The next ueetlng will be held on the let line route, branching of! near the grant interest at the subject of lhe
24th of “Inch top of 'l‘Iiomns' hill Zane was taken conference but also to hear Mrs Catt
, ‘ linto custody but released without—the new president of the National
'l‘llt‘ :ilTlll regular SESHlllll Ul' Nor‘iphny-geg [wing Drl’fPH‘Pd. ASIOClIllOXl.
walk Lodge. lleuevolent and l'rotec-i '
lllll Milli I’lllllllillll’lls
l photographic
specialists are provided to make the
‘most delicate developments and en-
reconnoltering. Eight
Offering 'a saving of from
‘an
live (lrder or Elks. will be held noxi‘
“’cdm-sday (*H’nlllx. at which timc‘
there will be nomination of otficeis
At the melting of Match 8th the an
nual election will occur.
-—Style» in glasses are coming. to the
fore. SM: llrand's window, see the
“20th Century" frame, the “Realm,”
etc. Your lenses duplicated. louse
Checks given in Brand‘s, S. \or walk
’l‘lii sotinl which was postponed on
Monday on account of the death of
John \\ I raw will be given by Doug-
~Ins li‘ant-r Post and Relief Corps on
next Friday evening. There will be
interesting program and all are
urged to attend and assist in making
the affair in success.
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-—(ln Tuesday evening Washingtons
bll'llllli“ a Jewish play will be given
for the benefit of the War Sufferers at
Hoy't' s Theatre. »
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY
SENTINEL.
_ The Sentinel will be issued as
knowing paper on-Tuesday. Washing
film's Birthday.
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I Safety is the first requisite of the prudent saver and
I gth of this institution recommends it as the
I Bank for YOUR Sailings
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the stren
and convenience and pay
One dollar is enough with WEléh to
and we urge you to dose TODAY.
‘ Mt.
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-' Real success often begins with the that
v At the meeting of the Otiicrrs' As
socialion of the First district tire
'compnnies. which was held last night.‘
‘nt the Pioneer headquarters all ar-
.iangentents for the fair, which opens
Ion Monday night at the Town As-
Isemblv Hull. were co.mpleted Mator
tail A. Hurstiotn will open the affair
Iofilcinllt on \ionday evening, and
from then on the fun will be in full
Iswiuc Dancing will be part of the
‘plOglanl. and music willbcfurnishcd
by Svec's full orchestra. Ten booths
have been erected in the hull, and the
decorations rite of white. which Ines
cuts a tent beautiful appearance. The
firemen have tried hard to make a big
thing of this affair, and they think
‘ Ill‘al it is now up to the people to do
Itheir share, which undoubtedly they
will, as they realize that this is the
only \t‘nv which the volunteer fire
company has of making money for its
own support Monday night. at eight
Io'clotk, the full is opened,
— -A certain number of our readers
today will turn to the Sentinel “To
ILet“ advertisements before they look,
Int the war news.
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interest on your savings.
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be a most Interesting and brilliant af- i1 quoted b\ the Temps correspond-5
‘luncheon which will be served in theItIons photographed," said he.”
I l‘ARlS.l-‘eb.17.—(Cot‘respondence“Women”The" Specialists are
The/conference that is to be held or The Associated Press)—
photographic apparatus which can be
utilised at 2,000 metres altitude and
others which may be employed to;-
w oi as declaring that the Germans,
it ill be held at the Hotel 9 “on me photographing from 3500 91,93"
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Association next Monday promises toIl“ a FNMh “Hare near the 'I'OMI
fair
Bond and after a abort morning aes- are now doing lees flying
lion beginning at half past eleven. trout because they feel there is little
"\‘le have all your posi- .
FEMININE LOGIC. I
Helen annoyed her father with ques-‘
, tions while he tried to read the news“
paper. One evening, among other
things she demanded. “Papa. what do
you do at the store all day?"
"Oh," he answered briefly,
ling.
show sufficient aptitude are 39'“ “CkI Helen was silent a moment. and
to their corps. The others are in- then “had
'I’stiucted in the aviation schools and when
Ilotei become specialists in the work Monthly.
there will be an adjournment for the med of it.
hotel. Suffraglsta front all parts ofI "The recruiting of pilots with ns.’
the State from Greenwich to Daniel he continued ~15 {gt-y easy only
son and from New liondon to \‘or- “I.“ under'28 years are admitted in
Wk have intimated their intention to the aviation service. and those who
be present. and there will be speeches Q the end of several weeks do not
from many of the prominent lenders
in the movement in this state as well
Mrs
“noth
“But how do you know
as from the .\atiounl President, are done?“’—Hsrper‘s
(‘nrrie Chapman Call.
The conference has been called at
the express desire of Mrs (‘attg and - -
its purpose is to lay plans for more}
efficient work in support of the Susan'
B. Anthony Amendment which is now‘
pending before Congress. Almost im-
Imedlaiely after her election to the
Ipresidencv of the National Associa-
you
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’_I_‘he City National Bank
The “Rainy Day" Fund
A German ,attached to each of our squadrons OnI
by the Connecticut Woman nuttnuu Nation pilot who was obliged to land °“' "‘°°°"°“"‘nl "Whit!“ we haveI
10% to 30%
Values that on W Here you will find its
buying power. of your Golan greater than elsewhere. and
our tremendous stock flu: you a large and varied assort- ‘
merit to select from. Cal: in and let us show you the high
quality of the good: all the low price: asked.
Ition. Mrs. ‘Catt announced that it:
' would he the policy of the Association
to concentrate its force on obtaining
:the woman suffrage amendment to the
antionnl Constitution. Mrs. Catt who
' worked lndefstlgably in the campaign
I in New York State is deeply convinced
of the injustice and hardship.“ ask-
ing women to go ag'sln- and again
through the labor and expenses of
these popular campaigns. It is not
right‘tb lay upon women a task that
men never had to face in order to
gain the right to vote. There is not
a man living who has ever but to
The future contains no worry or anxiety for the man who dc-
posits a portion of his earnings regularly.
Start your “Rainy, Day" fund with this Bank today. and add to
it whenever possible. _
Success In any walk of life can be won by persistent and deter-
niineddeffort—the man of the hour is the man with a method.
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ELECTRIC Wilma FOR LIGHT AND POWER
c - '3 " ‘ IRONS
ism“ Winte- Electric Co 3250 .nd .3...
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS l. CONTRACTOR! ~ .
carry the lfigesi title of Dining Room Domes in the city Full-
0! lighting fixim. BuiligittsJ supplies. etc
work and light to gain tbe'innehlse; ~ __ ENIII‘OKEII . ‘Filled Auto anps— " '
' ya man who have inbfi'lted lhé 118M "'2 Washington St...“ , 0001-60 Nomlk, Conn. , .. '
Mill their (MIME. calmly a" O! i ‘ ‘ ‘ " ‘ 4 4
their inherited sisters, who are do» . ' ‘ ‘ '- , ‘ — .'
mended honithesame‘foroiatbers - .., .
and etc can am to snare-fine
On account of the short-z: of Dyes prices of Rugs and Car-
pets have advanced. and are still advancing, but we foresaw ‘
' this months ago .and placed orders for large quantities at
prices way below what Wadi! be bought for today.
We always have carried the largest stock of Floor Cov-
erings in Nomdhandfishu-n we are prepared to show
a larger assortmont than as: of Tapestry Brussels, Velvets.
Axminster/ Body Buss-la. m, Fiber and Crex Rugs
in all sizes, atpricealhtart m to be lower than else-
. where. . .
seeour sng'llwwat3I3gfiloohkll
just like a Bodan-nh. - .
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