t
ie E. L. AND A. L. GOLDEN,
THE SOUTH NORWiiLK EVENING sacrum
mu "onvml National Guardsmen deters large hum-la little. and sc'e if that wouldn’t on
.the trouble.
EVENING SE WINEL
masususo av
.. yam GOLDEN
'iitg Very few members of labor un» underneath
ion.- loin the militia, W they are "1,, feeling that the husband was too
lunwilling to face the possibility
‘lt‘arilur urine against ““0" reason. which the child-wife felt but
.worltuten in a labor strtlgfli’i Andi
I
iousiness and professional men, who
There was something
3|
"1' kind, however l'ndoubtedly the real
their
could not explain, was that her wis-
' PROPRIETORS
{dotn teeth were growmg and she need-
_ . ’ . , eh .: .' . 5
”"3 “0‘ N tnluenced b) tnuple d fed methiag to exercise them upon.
SATURDAY, Iii-Altai. n. |916
of conservatism and prejudice to lief
overcome in lows as in the Esters;
States; and the newspapers are prac.
.tically all friendly and some of them
'aioaturnoatiy advocating the amend:
.nient. Almost every public man of
,any standing is openly'out for votes
'for women. and there is every reason:
.to expec' a futonible \ute in June.
. litlfi.
l
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Connecticut
Suffrage News
W
F\Tl’kl)\\'..\lTAR(‘ll 11.1910: . . . ,. . .~..
WI 5111”)” mm ml or fill lbt dill) ls iSIA" needed responsibility ‘0 {He‘d}, her
When she made
_—
— --...
I
K increasing powers
attritA'rURE ALMANAC FOR ‘ (“weane-
MORROW ' The issue is becoming t‘l:lll't:f‘ than
Sun risesfimg; acts 5:56. jmtuige the National Guard. it seems
, t‘hin’ 'mutt'n t at
idotibtt‘ul whether the various .itateb‘. 1‘ ‘ I g 0 ‘ adult. b“! “k" a
1 er m“ w“ res in planning wind-stakes she did not want to be treat-t
. . - , et ,now 5 ' .
High “CC 5.03 l. at. 5-12 P- m K ed like a child who has done some,
Mrs. Carrie (‘hapnian Part, Fruit
dent of thg_.‘€|tiona| Woman Sunrise;
Association. has just returned from NW N
E
t there to see for herself just what wusl mm 9
the situation in regard to the woman! “
isuffrage amendment which will be; ' 98c SHEETS
‘ 81x90. Firm, heavy round
visit to Des Moines. lowa. She went
:voted on early in June. She reportst
SATURDAY NIGHT
SPECIALS
FROM 7 to 9:30 P. M.
EVENING SEN‘NNEL TELFr
PHONE CALLS
Editorial Rooms—92.
We Office—g3.
w Branch Office-1388.
' Residence—tzzs-3.
l I! i y be depended on to DI’OVH‘.” tlic re-1
l
'quired number of suardamen for the
l pYOPOIOd army reserve, unless the Ser-l
nice i. med from this objectionable
{no ice duty.
The Ohio proposal contentplites the
woman who is “\an and learning.
l Definite and interesting worlt, re-
Fsponiribility for its adequate perform-
‘unce and respect for its proper com-
pletion is the best medicine in the
{world for most of the world's ills,
that conditions are very fawrabieim ‘ fun It n... I
There is no such depth d eonur‘t‘a-I
dam and prcjalioe to be time at
there is in many of the Eastern,
states. The newspapers generally are'
favorable and many of them most}
earnestly support the amendment and
“has fatter II mi
affalth l
lil-lRLlN, March ll.—(t‘orrespond-
u... about.
tasks:
,, ,nr‘ it’ll“.
m¥:mkzigei§cmfi;t establishment of a state constabulary, b0”! "5‘31 and imaginary
"13-12. _ serving not as a citizen soldiery but. **—*~»~O— .
Publisher's Remake-39°- is: a regular police force. held it read. STANDARDIZING TN: arenoona.
‘ ‘ " "tries to no immediately to :t")’ part of‘ PHER.
MASONIC DIRECTORY. I Inc state where lawless outbretiiis may A" “Helm" to determine accurate-
:occur such a body. well trained anally ”'9 ”Mutt"? efficiency 0! sten-
. .—
OII Watt Lodge, No. 1“. F. and A. MU. efficient. could enforce order
[sets in Mawnic Building, South ' than the unwilling militiamen usually _I‘“" “f ”l“ Literary “ifl'x‘s'l. The writ—
Hall .1309“ 1st and 3rd Tuesday 0tlil.urfl(‘tl Wm, such tasks. Ti“. phmier found tl.at because there was no
do anything in their power to help
hum of The Associated Pressi—Ju-
thread sheets. Special tonight
we 79¢
15c NADRAS
White madras. 3-4 width. Neat
desixns. Excellent for waists.
Special tonight, per yard
better ‘ ographers is reported in a recent num-l
the W“. Public m are venltenile crime and misdemeanor have
“nanny in “'0, a! void for women. in: rear-ed three and four fold in near»
incl-ding up. most ”0...,“ “3‘"le all cities of Germany since the be-
data. in the election. in“; we“... running of the war. accordan to the
themselves count defeat impossible. societies which specialize in the care
and OR NBS into the campaign withzo.’ children.
the greatest confidence. (in the The absence of fathers at the front,
whole it loolts as if three months the frequent inability of mothers to
hence the Huflra'lsla will have twelvc'oversee their children because they
10¢
12 r-ac PERCALES
Yard wide. fine ahirting
stripes, tlrrn grade. Special to-
night per yard
- SVrf
8c APRON GING’HAMS
50c MEN'S AND BOYS'
NIGHT SHIRTS
Good heavy muslin. well made
and trimmed. All mes? spe-
ctai tonight. each 39¢
25c CUTICURA SOAP
Special tonight. per cake
15c
5c HAND BRUSHES
Special tonight 3 for 5¢
25t: LIQUID VENEER
lb; :1 board of :il'lll) officers. ,
. .
’
DO YOU WANT TO LIVE” luritlng. and the tin-ruin- number 0f.
'.r Harvey \\_ “4.9,, turmcr ili'dl; stun u measure would amount to! ,
_ ‘tiilnutcs required to typewritt- uni-t
\irtuul abolition of tlic ciiil iner‘l ‘
. page .
Tilt' arm) board, however tine,
l
lino mod I‘r-tltill’ttlllt'lit.‘ i'or slenogra»
rl‘ntl «if if)“ “3"ll“
n the hire Food bu
. , . t ,
‘i‘m'lliir-lil of .\;.;llt'llil.lt‘t, ()Tlhllldlthfliti
it? the flillltlils "poisotiwuiid‘
no“ writimt mouthlt for (loud Hull-Wimp “Myrrh“. in upholding citil service
With those statistics to no on and
idt'tt.‘it~ intentions, would hate no particu-
l \ when to use pcnsc instead of pen-
- .. . c 1 . l3 . to mi.‘ -. ‘. H , , . . _ ,
betting, (an alum n In lll “standard“ lln it’lldtut} would be “"clls and I“ opinitc ”H, H'WWI'H‘T by.
. .
3. tin- touch system it was comparative }
wirif‘lhinl tuneful and north tlilnk'iinulie government departments
.
l
;tilil'|lillu around for timeeaptrcd sol- l.‘ simple to establish a standard ”f.
in the lust issui- ot’ ‘lit‘ ”mid-W """uut'.~. .ind ileptirtnn-nial efficiency to” It” cent. "nmflemy
. . . l .
:uut'ld lnviztubly be reduced. (Pl‘lillll-' All the slcuogrrtplters lll hill oillcn‘
, . .. . ‘ ,. \.~ 1 ‘ r
W’ m “c mm" mm H ”H lit the -t'|tlI0-l’.~ would not be so wfll .llt- graded iif‘t'nl'dlllll to the standard,
‘ ‘1 " ‘ ‘ .‘.llli' in
"Hugh. Mm "U fellou m“ * "Hill in 'ltc men who liitd proluircdfndopted. tlte writter says. The)" tire.
(Illi‘ i'flll\t‘i'>llllttlt l.~ ill
to .lonbt it
.. . ,. c -' ' t ' .t'lttltics‘ . . ,. t .
Nu. “'mm'm“ “”9“" I” ”N their i‘lli'l'lllll) b)’ the reguliir t‘\:llYll-l"0n1'plmh i“ ”11‘ “”9 “l '0 fllm‘h Perl
proparednt-ar. '
llflllllsf‘ht'r' by hard study and protcd‘tlien paid tor what they actually ac ‘
« "Haw," l‘lldtil‘ It would be rill unjust ills-“"imm‘ or “0“” till ”‘9 ”“3"" of m“
nnd‘ '
.
‘crituinution iihuinsf civilians its well standard “WNW" "““lbl‘l' “i
Tull
I for example, one cent 1
"union, (wiisiiutitlly oi hooks. wordtil
u m it hit" “illit‘ til. liff‘ . l .. ~ .
“‘ 9 "‘ tii~ poor policy frotn the standpoint of, l'” “mm“
tminutc for in words a minute
witch is lif‘llf‘t*~l to il‘r we apparently '
and public service.
vote an prohibition next year. and
weapons of tltcir own, and in many}
considering ”W 9‘" ”:“Yhh““(:'““"“".instances they now been able to tic-3
1! “If"? 1“ voting. ‘13 0' "gm“ cure them. Little xrottps or "gangs"!
. full suffrage states as well as H now have. to work to an rt the tam-l l" ' - ‘ t
‘ each month « July and Auguat 93- , h. P “my”! admirably ,.nv,.,..,.,.. ‘ ‘n‘slalltlfli: ol‘ lif‘flfli'lt‘lll') in his office linois whore the women have the ill. and the increasedppzmount of; "I” and "m“ 'hfi'h' “m pglrifihillltflz-mmglwcirfl“liturgy
“mi—m 8.0““? .-A“ {illicit l't"lll-3\'l\'uflla and would I‘Ftilfitltlvl‘tlllfl stenogrunln-r was apt to be paid Presidential '0'" and ""9 for ““5hlt'ndlnl money Whlf‘b b0."rt HM 3|le (‘0le Special tonight, per P” ”Um" ‘
"35°“ cordially "“"ed 3‘ u . , _ I , . ' .twicc u much as another for m, municipal officers and on innst llUt‘h'yfl8\'P"-du€ to employment ordinarily}, yard 5f 17¢
t. Ferris, \\ M, Robert M “llco‘nvuf‘h .is well anlwhere. . L lions ”m ”9 submitted ‘0 ”w ”Nina! open m them a". “in" u the
30'. I ,._,___.__.__..-. salm- amount of work while the “fl'iorate. Eclticf causes .. I 19c MARQUISETTE 59C CORSET COVERS
‘1' f SOLDIERS m CW“- SERV'CE' "‘9 mm? H" ”0' done “I" me his" Iowa is proposing to hate an The facts have come as a surprise‘ Fl" “““lml‘I/MHIP and w‘Tll- Fin!“ muslin. SEVHHI limit
A Stated Conv0cation of Butler The military bill now before the "“ “m""‘"‘y- ' amandnient providing for state wile to Juvenile experts. They had al-‘ ”My hemmu'ht'd borders. styles,trinimed With MW. em-
thptar, No. 38, R. A. M., will be held‘Sl'anl‘ provides that soldiers who in order to discover a fair standard prohibition. lt is already a prohibi-lwuyr held that the ntothe' was the Sp‘wm tonight, 99" y’urd lipid-cry "“1 “W0" 3M"
in Masonic Tcmfile- ‘l‘uesday "”‘mc’ m. 9 "m,“ tlteir time and ”09in a number of things liiid to be. consid- tion State but it is so by virtue of a chief disciplinary factor in the house- 11¢ tonight, earl! 42¢
“m. 14"., .1 3 o'clock. Work "It. ‘I ‘ 'I ‘ . be ' gercd, 3",.“ as the average number 0' law not a constitutional provision timid. They now are constrained io’
A Degree. Refreshments at close o'i‘n‘. lltllliim til disc mint may "p" words m “ typewritten line the a"... Fortunately. however, the prohibition «home their opinions and to feel tlttiil
'fl-c work. rump-d 1“ it‘dtml cml Bemce PM“; D f n _ ' . amendment cannot come before the it llilil been the father, after I". who- /
, Fraternally- . flltlllr uitiuutt taking the usual exami‘! age "um M 0 a“ to “ page, "F “90‘0" “DUI 1917' I0 “W question ("Jilin made the children toe the llne. 7 F"
: ciARsLELsVOAN Tstfrttatfiy‘. P. ‘ttullutis .\ll that would be required “PT“ number 0'! stenotzraphtc woman ““3”" L“ not “"ml"1“““““h‘~"i The "ur, with its accounts of batvr t . . K: “ : “3’0
. “3“" ' ‘ ' .01 ”um “HUN ”1, “ t‘utoruble '.,_pm.t!|’“"‘*‘ l“ “ typed ”“1““ "1" “‘"nfl'" " ”‘9 suffrage. amendment l‘MNHItlcs and sluiotine, has inspired count~ ‘BOST \[
317W!" "—‘” "“ “’"’ fntttnbcr of words to a minute in who‘ll“! YB" the woman Will b9 it'll? ‘0 3.." boys with the desire '0 have? “ ~ \ .‘ \‘I: ‘. , ‘ ‘; ‘ 7‘. '
‘ \»\ .~‘~\‘ ,. y 5 .-~'\ \_\_ ‘\‘-t 'QQI ‘ ,a .. -
L3...
‘ '- ' ' o r . thirt .
tall-forum and “aslnnat n d ,t o . MW '0 l m "m" ”f ”w “an m"
is little doubt which the. majority of . , ;
Ire of immunity. lune nntdo rlnot-t-u..
the votes will be cast. The gcncritl ,
. I'M) t‘t’llttrtt their headquarters, and
sentiment in lown is strongly for pro from rnotlt buttl h \ d i
' es _.
lilbltlon and the experience of c n 'l K" """l “ .
THE AWAKENING CRISIS.
We are approaching a [treat crisis.
tililll from the
state has proved that no disasters rt-
banishment of the
liquor trade. Rather, the State has
found, as Kansas has also found, that
to actual burizlury in many instances.
Maury more boys burr comparatively
lucrative employment at present than
they ever had before. and consmuent-
both in ”W spiritual and natural
worlds, and as time carries nil along
at it. rapid pace and we behold the
great events transpiring all
around .
‘-‘ hm” an UNPNcedentt-d amount oft us. we begin to reallre that we are
money with which to purchase whnt. living in the most important and crit-
Couaactlcut woman are already in- ”"5" "“""I'flndiniz firt- am. ”my ical epoch of the world's history. Be-
tlinotilg their Intention to be in "”"'”- "0‘ ('ml’lflrfd. but desirous of. hold the than!" taking placn in W
Chicago for the great intrude that will "W “muons just the some, have reg “£10115 thousht. Witness lb? struggle
take place there on June 7—‘thc day “(H'Ml to crime to get muuoy with between capital and labor. Hear the
that the iicpubllcnn Nuttonnl roman! Much to purchuue them. teaser questioninar on every side. The
tlon will open. As t‘liicugo will he The contraction of school flt‘illtles "Y ll hoard all 0‘7" the Mud. "T0
very crowded and us it will be difficult ‘ hits also hrtd an effect in increasing “1““ m we coming?" Who '3 learn-
tn find accommodation for the women.‘dt-linquency. in Berlin, for instance, “d 0" “is“ “00811 10 NEW" ”1030
those who desire to be in the parade about one-thud “f u“. sclioolhouses questions? The same condition of
prohibition and prosperity set-tn to an
hand in hand.
., its a I :ll 1 When- Ollt‘ “'1‘“. I ~ -. . .. t . . -. - . ‘ I i
.»“- ‘k ie " ‘ " “ l m, . Silt-ii, u is iiomhh- to (lbltilil ilw‘ 1"” "-"‘"“‘ ”p‘md 'h" ““~‘ mrlaw urged to communlt'ali‘ with .‘ll'flttflilh' been elllltllt‘d oi" pupils and nut mm indifference ”d “it!” 3:33;!
. - 1 t ‘ “~ . l . . . . . - . .
. ‘3 “mm“ hm‘ pm :nrn‘mtgo )ilil l‘icwui-vtw t'vt‘itlils for thc 'tl‘mV \t‘ilh.‘ main! intltrotcincnts Ill i-filt-ptncy au-i Harrison Munro llroan. “M “W" to military ““9“ "a” “WWW” “name in nearly allh the (Ehtgicjzlf of the
' W . . ‘..- < - y: . . ' t . ' ‘ , u -
‘mummh rm 8‘ ”H" “(A ' ,Kt‘llt‘l‘ui sutirfuction. in the office. Building. Pblt‘fltm. 0" with "0"“ llkc. Tln— consequence has beenthat Failure 0“ ‘ 9 W
otzt ltt‘ibm‘y Amrricun solmt-rs rill
i‘lh‘»*dy cud w it
'l‘hwadtdsory t‘trliitiiillr'v' it. the Sec
suggested‘nn.‘ others in the World
. . . S - ' e ' 'ho we c u to "land-
|l‘t‘:m_t uri- treated more libt-rrilly than‘ “"ugr‘u'h r” “ r p “
l ' \' v r inlard when copying. but who were he-
: r of the '.\'u\" m.- . t- o . .
re a y 3 low standard when transcribing from»
people to respond to listen to the
, message of the Gospel of Christ, many
of those who profess to believe and
. follow llla teachings are afar off, and
.know Him not. They are. asleep.
quarters at llnrtford. It is the desirc classes have been crowded in the res
of the National Association that 9" muinlny schools, school hours hate
cry state should be represented inbecn mhterially abortencd, and female
this great demand for a plank in thr‘teachers have had to be employed.
tuning a laboratory ('(Ialiilfl. fire mil: tithi- of lwut't‘ bur there been more rc-
~short lltt'ld notes. were Elven the work
Republican WHY plalfof'lll. 'The average boy and girl has sudden
~t-ttr lellow then fnin: other totintticsj
i
-...,.t preventinia our mm 5mm” and sort of bribe. it should be of sonic
‘ om .ined to protest against this nciion.: ._
h l
t-ti merely to ask. \\'lta'. of gunrdiua
: Mamet. dis-mu- and prctctitittg
. Ain't-million M lH't“-"’l|‘“"i“ “Oil‘h‘lcotttilti‘ to derive tinsiucs‘u ;t(l\'illli.li1“3i
I
l »‘lo:!ars used for I'Tt‘mn'm“ “'1” “melfavornble trade balance.
.v ;..“Thia Anterichn i'ub'nc Health Ail-l tran’she imported. ller evpol‘ts are,
than .
‘tltey could do to tin: best ttdt'a‘h'luo
twrhnrsu -
llof lflt‘ whole office. liotli employer
Land employec received a fair return.
lim dollars and mulpliing and innit-intro tor the American soldier
‘ , .
.vt.~.. it, which would probably till-.eltlicri In today. And never.
”M" h‘fl llillth more Its- purpose islius lilt‘ cull of patriotism been strong-
in \tndc tlie llt'a'i methods of killing or
. ithe one for his money. the other for
But it it is necessary to olfer tiny
his worlt -
11 is an interesting and apparently
his-- plan. one that young men and
would
nitrous from being killed. 1 .inl not Iotbvr “Mu”. I
._ 4._.....-.. -_..._ ,
JAPAN is enoseeemc.
The United States isn't «it
‘ women st tidying slonography
.do well to think about while Ult’y are
lht? ‘ ohiv' -.
' preparing for future "jobs.
.t ' J . . . . . —-_-—_. '
“ho “in l'r‘"‘d' ‘h".iroin war conditions. Jupun. tor the;
. New York bankers have louned Ar-
um yeartgcmina $15.:000,000, inning a total of
”79,000,000 since the war began. It.
s recognised that this the torrent
of all ways to stimulate our export
: induairy to South American countries.
git was through loans that great Bri-
1-\ 9-")' year"
“We tnllltoii dullur.‘ for that“ Ten first “mp. in her “How. is having a
:4 We. {Slit exported nearly 8100.0tI0.000 more
iarrlstaion.4lto medical M‘Ot‘ia‘imw- in much larger propotion than ours,
.3; (in dental us>0ciutlons tire study. war tnhlcrials. __
M problem. b‘“ are exciting lit-‘3 Japan has been the chief foreign! d f‘ t thel foothold
' ‘ ‘ 0 man '0 .r
ipfllic interest. People pa) ‘dhimmml of Russia's munition “pp“...mln an t T y L
- . ' . ult~of our more liber-
”u to lbad (90th in children than riot in Japan. as in this cottntrl'. theéthm‘e The res
in] lie is alrendv visible.
*“W “m" f" m'm'The'bmine-w boom has gone far bevont‘l;l harm: it: Ay min it. twice or
.. .. ” - , en w ‘ ' i
pith more thought into the m. Mum of the w" orders that} ur ra e w g l 4):, d
to bad teeth in children than ”mod N. large last year as the year one. an
occupied. _ ~
ins on the balancing of the "l' with plans to realise her mnbitlous'.n may double “gum um ye“
'. ~’ in ' W
“1' h" children. dreams of conquering the world’s man; IMPORTANT CORPORATfON é“:
, erves Dr. -. .. . .. .
youth 9195 it .s, nndis already oar chief'competi HARTFORD, March 10.-— An impor-
tor in the Orient and in Various o‘h‘3tsnt’corporltlon case was. mil bo-
cr parts of the world. fore the Supreme Court yesterday,
__..___...~ “a. {that of the aura minimize United
'r 1' owes HusaAND. 5mm“ ‘1‘“ WW” ““9“? °‘ w:-
HE 0 “ he m'terhary. The board of oqaaliaation
A“ “““S‘Ql case "me up a t liiad docrminod the gross earnings of
”tic Relations Court of Hamiltonithe comoratmn to be 31,5243? and}
County. 0., the other day. A young ‘laid a tax [of 017,285 on that basis;
wife had left. her husband and ex-‘due “It WWW“ "d “0* ”fr-"u
Japan is no .t-
W i it‘ y ,
' of the traditions of the of-
ar' diets erroneous.
“to is much reliable sci-
. on available. it poo-
3‘ 3. live, in; this; todo is
’ that information. make
‘ use of 1t. and deliberately
‘ ' lama of livina’ to a»;
.\
, .'Upu them-st of‘thofltatoand the
piained her action thus. on, the Question was reserv-
“Heis toonice. lknowheisadhmmmww.
WW4}. no has had no bad por‘istr‘ ddyini ““1“ toque
human-banishment . Whommwmam
I 7 “M’m‘ww Animist-tens octopus.“
Jana: J not ataadfit. it in an”; m-m‘. 1h fl
'5.“
“‘4'“
. .__...~. ”fin...
ly found himself with an increased
Slumber-in: in the spirit of selfish
love of morfey and pleasure. The
‘vary Baptist church, of Ni'“ Haven,
in favor of national prohibition.
vPetit ion of the Central Labor tini6n
of Dunbury, in favor of retirement of
.superunnuated civil service employer.
Petition o the (‘entral Labor union
of lliinbury, fatoring legislation for
investigation into conditions surround-
ing dairies and creanicrles.
Petition 0f the Ytl‘ it People's
(‘hristian Endeavor of Ellington, fa-
voring federal censorship of motion
pictures.
Petition of the following
of national prohibition:
' Christian Endeavor Society of First
Congregational church of ’Branford,
Danbury district of fie Epworth IQ-
gite, W. C. T. U.. of Danbury. M
national church (1‘ Ellington, Boworth
League of Methodist Church of WarO-
house Point, Conn.
. Petitions of the following in
federal child labor bill:
l Salisbury Grange. No. 159, of Sails-
bury. Conn; Presbyterian Ministers
association. of New York city and vi-
ill TRVOI'
faVor
CONNECTICUT BUFFRAGE NEWS- number of ‘wlsure hours, generally time n at hand '0 wake up. Will God clnity. 1
Since ll‘." unttuttncrlncni of the lit
. .\' tl n l Woman Sui' . ‘
tuition of the it u n ‘ tlzo him for misdemeanors, and oftcn‘om, nation? May it be possible that
i |without a mother as a substitute. The the sunning will come aome' other:
tl‘atze Association to have n put-tide it
t‘hicxgit on June 7th. many (‘onncct
cm women have sent enquiries atltijsituatlon has been complicated fur-‘way ”m, by
have intimated their desire to be
present. All women who can no are
urged to intake their plans early and
to secure aceommodtttlon in Chicago
before leaving home. Already till the
best hotels in Chicago are refusing)
business for that week on the ground
that all their rooms litivc been secured
by the dclcimtcs for the Republican
nnd~l'rogrcssive National Conventions.johndn.n long before u...)- ought to go and His Kingdom. to establish better front her course. No lives
The lllinois Suffrage Association wll
do its best to secure rooms for visit-
lnit suffrugists, bttt it will be impossi-
ble to count on good accommodation
unless arrangements are made early.
Mrs. Harrison Munro Brown, presi-
dent of the llllnols Equal Suffrage As-
suciatlon is chairman of the Parade
Committee. in Chicago and information
can be obtained from her at 604 Tow-
er Building. Chicago. lll. it would be
beat however. for Connecticut women
to communicate \v'iilt Suffrage llend-
quarters in Hartford. as it is intended
that each state. shrill be represented
ln’thc parade by a separate dclega-I
lion. ._
The Niiional Association is very
hopeful of the adoption of a suffrage
plank in the Republican National
Platform—in the interests of which
the. parade will be held. The Repub-
lican leaders in Wouldn‘t are show-
ln‘ themselves very favorable to the
constitutional amendment, and as a
party they have no states rights doc
trim; to interfere with uniting wo~
mttn suffrage nationally. The
greasives had a strong woman suf-
frage plank in their national platform
of 1m aud‘it is mod that tire
punk will be M thin; year}.
With so my win-an voting in him
tlonal Elections it Is hardly likely that
the Democrats will be outdone. and
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(“no " p.
galrassanic' Ghanaian Catt fit that
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,‘c‘ it At.
Pro-for
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“in “i“: bonsai
without a restraining father to chas-
atretch forth His hand and awaken
such a terrible calamity
RESCUED SAILORS IN PORT.
PORT ARTHUR. Wm. March 1].
—Seven' men, rescued from the
ther by the arrival in German cities M the war which has aroused and;8¢h00nflr Ellis 1,, Davenport. which
of a large number of children from
shaken the nations of Europe. Let us‘spnmx a leak and sank, 200 miles of!
East Prussia—fugitives driven frothope that the carnal and bellevinl Bermuda, 1591 hiday, "HM hora
branches of trade throughout
many
{to work, and it has put into children's
jhnuds sums of money that are a div
‘recttemptatlon to‘vlcc and crime. ;
i Many lads of 10, 12 and 15 years!
lnow are entrusted as messengers with
Ilurxe sums of money. and. in conse-l
jqumce, in some cases, entbeulements?
.‘md thefts have resulted. it is almosti
in weekly occurrence to read in the
‘ncwspnpers of the blght. or the cup?
lure. of some youthful criminal. ’
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TWO Ex-PFESIOENTS...
"We must stand by the president,"
says William H. Taft. “This is an
international question. and we must;
stand behind the. president in all mat-t
tern of this kind." « '
if the only other living ex-preal-
dent were here, instead of being
hailed as the King of America in the
Wont indies, what ancient denun-
ciation aoaiu be eapechad from him
this expression of' weak-knead.
white-liverod mollycoddlclsm? 6N0
pro-idem was ever meant to he
"stood by"'on intcmatlonui questions
save one. > 2
ErniLAND's MuuiTloN PLANTS.
LONDON. Notch "10.—--A total of
! hastsostablishmeats for tile manufac- "
turkoi' shells and munitions are‘now .
under; control of the anti-h Mini-tor
of Wit. rite amt factory wu’
r‘hy the government on my
.‘re-M. ,,.
conditions on this earth. Having the
eye of faith may we see the coming of
a brighter day when a new em will
be born wherein righteousness shall
reign.
IDA E. HIU'N‘HINGS.
SENATOR M'LEAN INTRODUOES
PETITIONS.
WASHINGTON,
Senator McLean of Connecticut intro-
duced the following petitions:
Petition of the New Haven branch
of thé‘Natioual Security league of
New llaven, in favor of preparedness.
Petition of the Newdlaven Trades
council in favor of retirement of an-
perannusted hivil service employee.
Petition of citizens of New Haven
favoring legislation to prohibit the ox-
pst't of war materials. ‘
Petition of the Young People's So-
ciety Christian Endeavor of the Gal-
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their homes by the Russian invasion. ones who have the spiritual uplift ofylate. last night on board the British
The shortage of workers in most E soul. who are awake to the realisation tank steamer Pinnn. The Ella L. Dav-
Geriof the truth, will work together inmntmt was enmute from Norfolk to
has led to the employment of‘unlty, power and harmony for God Providence with coat and m blown ,
| were lost.
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l FUEL AND HEAT.
And Why a Blackened Stove Will
Give the Bat Reauitc.
Tire typical household operates on
'the hit or miss rule of thumb. Effec-
tiveness is scorned either through hapr
py chance or the coincidence of that
rule with some sound principle.
Why is the stove in the kitchen kept
black? The United States bureau 0!
standards asserts that not one womin
'ln ton knows. it says that the reason
‘ia that a blackened stove is the
farthest of stoves. A nickel plated
stove loses half of its capacity for
hotness.
Do you want your hot water pipes
to transfer- heot without loss? "Black
them blight and abintaqflaas the tar
roan. A W pipe Ioaoslou III.
that: oas has“ in thin cane-ha.
iPma-dmwmhtmy rot
lion‘s! In «use not so. u Baal
animations-ammonia totah
linear anally summon mend-f to.
lkeev tau toll. .
rFuals are Mandy and with-3
‘out mderstandlnx of their sped-tug
- cases for specific pm A coal
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