remaiSder oi the board
.ln its sentiments. but a
' yum-d, out noma-
should be asked to grant
dimers power to go
WWII» and build
concoct of notable
M WW the-climbing
.. bad bountllruhed out and
too of the: new hospital
practically impounded by
George E. Curtis. treasurer
association stated that
.{lfll' lost your had not. yet
W .IAttIer soul ediscussion
met. It waswnnally voted-
Montgomery be made“
I IUBQY Montgomery had
tabulated 'to serve in this
and the job was consider-
Itoo heavy (or one man to
we. 'Chester S. Selleckis
, or auditor.
'llent William McMullen open-
”fights discussion by statingI
Milan before the board;
War or not the new llospllu .l
in” file F. J. Fearon Cunpau:
,tl of. $94,001) claiming that IIII ‘I-Ill
dupe of materials in the post for.
ya mode it impossible fox the build-
its to be constructed for this amount
,Iompuey. Tli'e chock po. 000 wlIiolII.
mom ebuld be confiseuled by this
at“ Wheaten. bid. that of the Os-
, E Company is 8191..
L‘ MoMllllen declared
baton: the building was oomplei
_ cost $150, 000 without a
' us end co pment
to n- oonsidc le sum
Mullen said, th 47,000 was
III the local banks in leash,
{out on subscriptions. the
$15,000 can be obtained
the .present- properly.
how the matter stands.
“Ahm- stated that al-
oily bed It grand IIllst or
. 'J‘l:000; the citizens have.
been clone andbomn. as tor
Mk5 are. concerned
at» v11, neednd ll. hospital.
Md Int the citizens ought
' pa, or Ill and- Support it.
“3* t. thospilal becoming to
lunatic behind lit the pres
Rollie tune of; about. $5 000.
We up defeoieucicq oi thig
announces of the hospital
-. er: to lie put in the tax
_pl~éaidon£<onid that he
' 111M)“ Ionntter would
Myra I‘vbu‘ one thing he,
III fiolfllat he had had pm. IeI
‘lll the people of Nor—i
he becnIIIe‘presldent or the
hospital association.
‘1’. Price prose! to ask the;
- - 8‘ which would be hvnll- ,
'bho Inowgl'loopltul if it Ivy-e19.
melee now siLe Mr. Boring,
er pressure, was
hf. (QI ull purpcIses, and hi s
In‘erc Isubpuuitlnted by.
Ithc engineez who surveyed
' ty .MrI PIlco slated lhatl
,. ng of the hospital ill. the
'Itlmo looked like a tIenIend-
tlou to him.
ohn J Walsh then called for
up; of the minutes of thq
meeting Those were read
ry James ’1‘. Hubbcll .an‘d
Ic ohltllgcu IIudwbe‘en made
.Ich by the board
he reading of the minutes
, blah moved that the act- of
Saturday night. In calling
acting of the association
day evening, be ratified
ctors. Judge Walsh stat—
Iinasmuch as .Lhere was Ind
comment Saturday eventual
loan it. stood was illegal .The
declmld that in ratifying
{the directors virtually reco-
10' the association, the- build-
l
glide): very pauie‘lul can-
before it was voted upon.
,, I‘itil was first centenlé
be building was. pion-
, uld ac-I
, . heating‘
hhange 'Lc4hch ,u'tslde, It
' building
(£000.
“Ina;-
’ whole hospital association The as-
g
come along with 83,000 not.“ ”fit Ibo
pier. The same wuiruomtmdlmh
which was erected me time on in
this city. We haw now got nearly
$100,000 for the purpose 0! building
our lmpital. The community Want?
it. and We want it but wears paus-
lug .MI ”new” mean rising
prices. With the effect of the ire-
mentions bond lune may WI,
we Infill Where an inaction. .This con-
dition will be redeem Iby. heavy 3,:ch
This I'Illill adult in the chomping or
omen” pad the rioting 30f prices
without a doubt Unless this war
stops. prices will continue to so I
The longer we put this thing mi, in
higher will so the. prices until the II
l,
Ignition MW and then you wronI":‘I.I
have any money to buildswllh at all..
{i want to build; this hospltal. an"
I believe the community will bu: kI
usupif.we siolldl" '
Judge Walsh's earnest and big up-
peal to 1th directors.» and to the peo
ple of Hill community at large II an.
greeted ‘I‘lllll applause upon its (on
clusion
IFredelick ll Quinlard so it that .lIII
I cull 11 I ‘..I .llllli‘J Walsh l‘ID
l
I
deconstructed Mr. ilk-Mullen tin. thing was "Glut; to be; Itinuncul. W
I.\'II~ Quinlunl slid that there His
“Mark City. had withdinwn ll=I about in“. (m on Inmd at the .pIoseoI m
llllit, and I ill $l33, Lilli would be nwd
Id Fl ouw.
.luhu Calanauuh lieu of the amnion
that the mono) for the building of :I
honuilnl could: be 1"‘n d Wilhullt, much,
'omllanlod tho bidIol the New York Idllllculty. but he coul not me Where was the weeping vote of 90W!!!” 1
.Lhe money to: maintenance was com
“lug.- from if the community cannot
support the hospital which it has all
"theranwontttlmie. I'M: Caviapougbl'
didn’t see now It larger one could be
supported any better.
Henry P. Price agreed with Mr.
Oavanuugh. but went on turns to any
that he couldn't. see how the board
could recommend the building or a
$135,000 hospital at the present, time.
IJudge Walsh .a3uln took the lloor.
Iond said that the state will. in the.
luture insist that rarely continuity;
support its own hospiatl It any com-
munity wallow!) (initials. Wobble up
proprlollous lell be muerlolly reddc
ed in consequence. The it‘ldg‘é‘” again
expressed his confidence in themop ”it;
00! this city. and declared that they
were. told the. abpolule truth about the
mother. lhbt .l @5lede p the
suppmt o‘f iI ‘I hospital onto
moment‘ a delay:
“If after “(9 get the hospital hon ;
ever." sold Judge Walsh wII sit
back and ‘let George do it. ' wo will
get our Just Icsults." We. take Cm- i
negle's money for III library and than,
support that we put on an extra
police force. which in tho opinion of
Illl‘llnyI pooplo .i.I LmIocoIIIsIIlyI and sup
wit that we support out on II Ilvaler
works and electric light plan and also
a partpuld i’EIc dcpaatmem. Will the
people then nslc smn‘o on9 (Ilse to sup-
tort II hospital nitm no not it bililt?
i dont think so."
Said MI. bIcMIIllen "I known we
ought to have 11 hospital but i am not
ccituln whether on a referendum this
community will vote Instructions to
[hell council to maintain the de
{latency of a hospital. 1 doubt whether
you can raise the people of Norwalk
to a higher standard of pride and
public spirit than that at. which they
now am. It will certainly be a pro
blem. ,I The hospital is‘ It municipal
necessity at the present t'lnI'e. for
every city, -but glvc the {en men of
El.
Immyrm
which there an: fittyrsevcn
.lllll Sililllfilrll l3
lportcrs found :I ImpoII-Iible to me
Ili‘
l
dun-Il- ;
The ......I. Vlad” Which
to may the all and: by the direct-
ou ct Mutiny night's poetics In:
. The‘Il-sIIIInmIIeI-IO‘IIII
but by year the comment},
bin Mammy.
goose“ then smegma! who! matter. mark! W ml Of My
mmmwwmmmm “we” fists. may be made as WW
fihfighmmfi .as in daylight hours. Airtime Imam
deemed to special places I
, MimIH Wilt MP. in “119‘
lotion of the ancient torehcremhldil‘t‘llay be placed 111
the ball, by the piano. inn comerorhyancasychm
The: is tbe‘Toblo’th whit its strong light
KIMIIlly -m.wuch serves for the whole family,
at work or shadying in the ”cunning.
irilhcmndleud nonunion! ‘De‘nlr ”Lamp ,
yilticlIMI throws tiff light correctly on the' writinv table.
“flier-e tribe exquisitely Mal ”Moi: lam]:
:vlbiich serves its dainty purpose at bedside or dressing
I a 6
Electric Floor Lamp. mahogany filllSherOI lights,
silk shade With four-inch fringe, in either old old on
old rose, 15.00.
.. Hectic Floor Lumps, multpgary finish, two on.
three lights, Ilamps only, i llama to “$35.00.
I
I - m Lunpo, hand- painted Japanese Ides 3,
gold or black, leI lights, allow nag-$151.00.
Electric Table‘ Lamp, nxmblil finish cameo Iart'
Siihde of. old rose silk, net glndfilqgeh v moo.
Illleeuic Table lama bronze basewmo in;
shades, with yellow still: but“ ' ”
Immune: .mabogan Misti: ' n“
%l
Antonin» £21.50
shades, with old gold 3;, net anti loose.
' ’ . .»finisll;.fc.r. as-oi
also voted upon humbly
John Cayman mad 9. report
on the committee recently appointed
to canvass the local toolories..1ntl
said that five manufacturers w
agreed to gi'e 95250 apiece. and lhatl
all of the other factories in ion, oi“ I
would I
l
l.“
I
lilllfllillllllllllll
.u
2:351
A‘L
.probably do the home
O
(Continue-l From First PryI‘
Two New Arguments. .
math side. had one neu thing to of-
in: III the arguments ’l‘uc suppoil
(us of Ihe bills could point to the ex I
ample oi Rhode Island which. thi—
ekI pin out IIIII b I: gi. in}; women l'IIII
Lulu Io voIII Il'IIII. president“ and say
I: ‘II:InI Glitlll, 'tlo their.» and do like
“inc." but Connecticut always lus'
thought for herself mad the example
of other states never impresses.
The .Iner thing fol lhempppositlon:
..- EL,
Li
3..
l
woman acnkln mainline Ideolm, 1
lion of am nudjthe enemy. mode the
most. oil it pith telling erect it. Is not!
to be denied. ‘
Representative. zl‘sloot 0: Vernon'
III trounced the , Milly act 01. III'I-I
sweet little lady: Mentallums Ii
reason I'Vhy wofiih could not be re-
lied Iupon to dQ‘S'ItlIe right thing in;
great. crises. Iflmound up with post
to quotation which warmest meetbm'
[From that time or'r the so‘flnxlstb’oup
, .
“headway
Strong rrgumcnt {or the- unaware
made by Martin of Omuge, F'bord 9t
Stamford Asnnw ol" Reddln'x. .qu L; I
Gom'y o! \Vulerlord, the last named to; . .5. ” . ..
-lll(.‘ minority leader. "" Q” w" m W I“ can
neanonodlobbtmng. E6 ’ m Old gmd With 0“ I ‘r'
bond stimuli: fringe, III. II $18.00.
Gnu would and it hard to say that '
Ithe opposition presented forceful ren- "
now for claiming the bin. Yet the
temper of the Helm III/IQ cuchythot
convincing debate was not needed.
There was prejudice Against the
change and those‘tears of Misc-Ran-
kin made a useful book. upon which;
prejudice could hang It: cool. i
Representative Parsley. majority l
lender, made a clever summary of the,
opposition and its eflect was evident'
by the way the supporters lumpednnl
afterwards to combat his sarcastic:
points. The rest of the. oppositions”
was not or high order. On the Demo 1
‘crotlc side Repiesentatlve Hammers-l
ley of Hartford argued from the old
Connecticut stondpointdthe old- state exceptional
lnudgnldborder, '
M 9m
Ii.
pursue; Elnp ire shape,24
.Eyllb gold medallions and lace, silk fringe,
M...
“>‘- III-«ham,
Iincllcs, pint:9 lined
$1500.,
Basement.
6 women come In ogy to millrevfor. the minority report.
hdd bepnwn" run for centuries, why lair-Iv lmneI higher-com filled llltlfil Hebellcve‘d“ the time bud come for
mnko a change? of the gollcrI hem II III :I suIII‘l dol- Connecticut to .Lnke a stand. Be 'an-
Th'ero has considerable interest egatlun of women opponents in tho. pounced the doings of “abode island:
my aim picking in this clty.n and 1
would lather have them than, the
eociallon is It dead proposition. Tho
ldbsetma don‘t take much interest.
either. These facts l 111an are dls~
couraging Why. shouldn't. the hospitalllaW.‘ of the presidential bill
be as good as the water works or the
electiic light plant? The trouble is
that we have. act to Willie up some ol’
*hese nleepcip who at the present:
time are writpt up in their own bank
rolls." '
Edward E. Gorhttni paid thnt. the
maintenance fund light to be nEEm
matter, Iiiizismuch s an increase ’0!
one mlll- Iin taxes, would be enough
to cover it. 1
Dr David Spence.- stated that some'
new plan for maintenance would cer-
tainly have to be adopted. ‘He said
that this was the first place he had
over struck, where the executive
board of any institution went out af-
ter the money. and the directors ppotlt
it. in most Instances the situation III:
exactly reversed. in clotting, ,fDr.
Spence stated that Norw'nlk was cer-
LainlyI backward In this matter.
“ President McMullcn‘ then arouse-for.
another parting shot. :Iand held that
ever-vintage in this city was done
linitway. The city hall. the high school».—
and the streets of the town tire Iexl
nipples. of it, according to Mr Metal»
3)
n
“I don't knfiw whether you twill
ever. stop going backward " ’eald the
Ispenker.‘
moat G. Hartford expressed h
opinion that the ‘money oughts'It'n'IIhI‘a
' ‘ ‘ 5"“ it WasIsnent. Mr Hon-
th progress or
the 810. 000 deficiency pod, and was all
ugh, who not: I ,
answer byoMr: Go
[up I'm and against the bill.
llhought with chresentntlve Scary.
Ithe Democratic leader. strongly in
ithe roll 29.1124 minority men wontl,
We... the way the parties would line center and they applauded with great in passing a ,:slm'ilnr bill. IMr: Coo told
Some vigor all that Ivan said against 'IoloII how the lilatestwerc lining up for sutfl
for women and the example gitoal b} froge. He referred to the workings
the “Indy cougrchmnn." as one chap of sull‘mglo in olIlIeI swabs. Calilornia
called her by passed more reform I-Ileglslatiou at the!
One feature of the uttcndunce did last pesslbn than lnI Ioll the others in
not set well with the ow.- w. and the previous 25 years Ho believed
that was the: presence or a dozen ,Ill— he could trust the women in this mitt-
the on m Iasl Ill all (Imam ,
’ Argue for Bill.
ReprcSIlIntntIVe Show of Reddlng'I
pointed to the example bi’ Great Brib‘
tin and how women had won the vote
al-
lhong Inst the other. hill. that the
first measuromat‘lout' would get a
solid Demociatic role. But such was
not the result of his leadership. on, quor dealers who opplnudch
position 10 both bills '
with Mr. Geary.Iwhlle 32 voted against The bill was the order of ~Ill'Ie Illuy
IhInI, following the majority leader for noon and exactly at that hour.
Mr. Peosley. \‘lue Democrats nero Speaker Reply who presided with
absent. Inolable fairness ,nll through the long there because 01 their “0"“ in the
On the Repubncan slde 117 went debate, made the. announcement that war mm“. .100. “'33 considering
with the majority leader While '60 sun “ ““1“ b“ ““36“ “P ' smug um “me“ me me He ““1
ported both and l'l were absent or not Clerk Kimball? rand ill? fill? or the ”m “as a question of democracy and
voting. yflxel bill which .Ivns the» one to al a“ ought to encourage that
Suffragists Dilappolngcd. llow Women to vote tm president and ' The following is the m of the
The vote was very disappointing to municipal voters. Folrfleld ”PM" members F01" “‘9
the comm workers. They hardly There was apeoullar situation i‘rrrc- bill Blaheslee 0f Bridgeport Hoyt or
expected to may either measures, but mild to the woman .sulfmge commit Dalton, (llruwford and Austin or Green-
“my 119-“ ’holles. especial) -as they Ice. flicpresen'tative‘ Coo. 5the» cheiwf’ficu‘"Emu“.mlaunlmmn'"K3,”? 0.1
clnlmcp 93 promises But- eIlglIIt of me man. favor-same» causes-and put in “New Folrbeld, West.»»Innd Candace:
promised ones ‘19“ away and «no I‘"l¥““‘“" report. The committee IlIrus.“\'m‘.walk . “Wm IReddlng,-IRynn "of
doubtful» ones ceme' in The Mt no other man who can make anything Ridgilel Fourd or Stamford, More-
was one 9‘ “‘9 moIsl Pronounced tor 4le a presentable speech.» The Job. “on” OFStralford aInd Sherwood oi‘
momgncguflrage m: SOVGIM’WE‘IS therelorc, ofI "493d” hie Wu“ wVBfiItDDfl. $8131“)le land GamPuOf
There «is still one more chance, fox-Iliad to be delegated; and Majority .Rupf of Newtown, Stock
the maxim. ‘The .comuiittee on under Peasloy was asked to not. E “PM Mm and IBcI-g‘er of Trum-
constitutional amendments :h distinct to ruin lty. . . ‘Ibull, Del,
report on {be M“ “We Ill; I‘ and Here the comnuttee
I.
hill, Gilbertior Beulah
. , Gladstone”; mnem- ol
5 Whale!“ Iain! ,Momn mom,»
or; , flap of» Huntington. shaman
o; Mono .3!
lie. rides could. not broSeanlsI .pnslull
.. 'I,thepeo-tanltbthecl .5
yorabl vote to thamais ‘ ’ mgépmch *-
:3 ' Brides »-
2': essays:- m’ 5,. iIroundiabIeIhasax .
mas - limitations,”%: Iln.fonnII'cf.Iavmcath'.
, , -. Red Cross Nur'ui I ‘oak loaves and "IIac __
I. 3391,53”! 01m: The quality is: sum I ' .
If :3 ' '15de heavy: im‘d satiny. , 5:
.2 :3" Mom floor. £305 Thirdflwh
‘Elhplrc shape, old gdld you Silk mugs: 3 ,
The attendance yesterday was not 1ch opened byIn'ylns IltefIlladIno Mini-j -
.5,
.0! '"New Cm}.
iB‘rigusIoil ShemeuAHudordrot Stun- ,
A will. mm. of;
strong texture has New
made with various geom
designs, .clrcle5\ discs and}
medallions, in fidstic blcn, 5
log of colors. both dark on
light effects. This n on ' I
makes exceedingly stylis ,.
skirts, but' 15 so. artistic ‘
many womenmre .using; '
for decorative fabrics cbc ',
the. heme. ' Insist
The Imn
Foo-e Cloths
l ,-
i Inc from MI. Priscilla
I, II Convenient for those
‘I .who do not wish to make “11325212833? alignmill '
' I: *‘ln.
‘a special trip to the third 8
floor. Home ccdlcwork' Isn ,
0'
Table Linen
’A' beautifulIcloth'
Eli”
, The Yale Union suit
I 4?" This brand of un-
l lerwoor, which is new
to the Read House,
a
I
I I represents mfort in
l every pa cular. All-
i unenls have “flat
ll“ ock” seams, are 'cut
on lines approved by '
fastidious masculine 'l
taste. :I‘
' Suits are Isleevel'ess,
or With short sleeves,
in knee or ankle length.
With double button
back. White or Egyp-
Lian color.
A
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l
III
‘3
Ij‘
I (m.
Pfii.‘
+5
:
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$1.15to$20§/‘ 5I
‘ “A. '.
Moln {100:3
i l / V ‘
“ Service of the. Red Cross
It“ Many needful articles for filling the soldiers”
II 91' making ,qu comfort packages are ready albino tel
i
II we. sewn/x “I... -I .._..
Absorbent cotton, .Idmrine, I" it
Shaving Sticks, , (Hyoo Thymoltne, l,
Shamanism, Combs,
Shining Powder. wan 610m.
1'00th ; Goodwin 1.,
Whom ValeIi‘ne. I convenient sizes. . ,
“A“ I. iill .. m qun 1100153» I.
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W Remember, all 'I'obld Domain, Towels. , ,
5: William, are new arrangedmlhe new‘» neg Lb". 'I'
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