u; 130%
still be held
91‘... . .
Sixth mushy C. N ll.
tonight in the-armory.
There will be a regular meeting!
it: evening at Welcome Stunner 3
lodge, No. 36L30ns oi St. George. l
—Your old jewelry will be valuable
utter rightly refreshedfrepaired by
finial-lea Brand, South Norwalk.
A regular monthly meeting of the:
Enard' of Education will be held to":
sight in the high school in West ave-S
nae. ;'
There, will be a regular meeting
this evening of Ponassus Council, No.
1268,1l11yal Arcanulu. in Red Mens
‘Hatlll, in Main street. 1
GalliJCurcis success has been the
.enSation of the season of 19161917
inhmerica Hear the records at Don-'
melly' s. 16 South Main street. ,
The Salvation Army, in a body,i
”will be in charge of the religiouol
“meeting tonight. May 1. at Knight‘
street church. A large house is ex
peeled,
City Clerk Stephen D0kus will
"lend the Plattsbulgh camp on
18. He was
and passed all required tests.
will be Mr. Doktis’ second term
Platlsburgh. Stanley Gray also
pools to attend the camp.
at-
May
in New. York yesterday
This
at
ex-
tlompany A of the auxiliary police
force drilled last night in the Town
Assembly Hall, in Wall street. under
file direction of Stewart Elliott. it
was unanimously voted by the mem-
bers who were present last night, that
«Company A participate in the big
Memorial Day parade which will be
held in this city.
Business at the Navy Recruiting
othce, City Hall, started with a rush
over Sunday. Two men were acceth
ed and several others have made np-l
gplicatlon to be taken into the, service.
Samuel C. Knox enlisted as landsman
electrician and Edward F. Wilmot
Joined as an apprentice scantan. Har-
mld Williams and John 11. Taylor
have aspirations of joining the navy
. m .wllklblfibably_bo.:lnkonein: W
ll. the-Palace theatre» this week that
Navy will be boomed. Chief Elccmg
din Stuart will give a brief talk this
evening and slides illustrating navy:
.work will be shown. During the week
several. films of navy life will be pro.-
tented.
GLOVER’S
Established 1897
Cherry 'Call
. and
Ko-Ko Brown
Are the popular shades in
Young Men’s Oxfords for
5 Spring.
Ralston and Elite
$5.00 to $6.50
Neolin Soles on ‘Both
Ask to See Them
:‘ 3Elhrood8tGlover
:22 Washington St.
South Nomllk
linercial fertilizer
but even increased fora considerable
'wo can. figuratively Slit-liking,
delivered on the nearest siding, fr01111
J load
, N. Y., against William G. Show ,trus~
lee,
. NM...» «(.mmLs- -L, . “g"...wam... .
WM
11 . I O 5 Jo ,1
w...” «1‘19“: .1 cm 1.... l (innocuous Sul-
.21:.". .“z‘: ”.11! 211.“;“0' cl .
‘31::11:t..r¢.
ltagc News
~ 1 T; l 1' it all
too lute manually to 1111:1931 out no
limit“ loud sumd; tins spring!
, Not it the cm farmers in the east : The numerous snflrage accounts
l3" hall Of the 601m“! Will NEED“! ‘ that hare marked the last few moths
own to the use of the cheapest and' make the dialppointment of Sulfur
quickest known agency for speeding (isle in Connecticut all the keener. It
'up national production of foodstuiis, was no surprise to the members at
namely. lime.
Prices of most commercial fer. sociafion when the House and Senate
tiliaers at present nre‘high. Potashlboth turned down the bills for presi~
is almost unobtainable. Only by most identlnl and municipal suffrage and for
scrupulous conservation of stable the excise vote. Careful canvasses of
manure, and an increased use of le-; the menu-111:1- had convincui them that
gumes as green manure, and otthere 11:14 ll '1 chance of the bills
ground rock phosphate, can the com-’passing. '11; d»; »: not prevknt
. "Ht 1
1
the Connecticut Woman Suflrage An- A
‘ Phone 113-3,
\
For lam. Golda nut in». In
W. W can-tan Co.
lope: M. ' Fortifim.
Sheep Manure
Agriculture Lime.
Land Planter.
. .Gromd Bone.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
:37 “with 11m it.
shortage be met, the leaders (1. 1‘ Missal-111; from
oven temporarily. There remains one ~feeling .humiliattzl 1111; the women
thing, however, that may be done to in other states should be so freely
lnciense yields. .which costs no more granted political privileges that are
now than it did before it may safely 1 denied to the women of7(‘onnecticul.
.be said, I believe. that it“ all sources “1 should really like to know." sa‘d
oi a1tii’lcial chemical fettilizels failed \lrs. ’l‘, N. Hepburn, when asked her
our total farm output in many s/:- opinion of the situationaiter the an
tions could not, only be’ maintained? uouncemenl of the adverse votojd the
Senate, “1 should really like to know
why the Rhone island women are con
sidered lit to help elect the President
and we should be turned down when
time simply by the. application of;
lime to acreages that now are low
in yield or lying fallow because they
are too sour to grow profitable crops. we ask a similar privilege." “Look
1Li111e can and should be put on all at llti‘ fat-ts," she continued. “in the
30‘" land By a plentiful “1'98 0f lime next picsideutiul election, nvvn if no
"Rik“ trore slum»: 1-nl‘1'11111‘1111111 1' air women
wumeu will vote [01 172 out of lil‘
531 llll‘ulbt‘érs of the Hum 111] college
it the smell electoral totes of (‘011-2
nectitut had been added they wouldl
have had 'pvet one third of the clec- :
our ”war bread" ol‘ stones.
Thorn is perhaps no considcinblc
section of the [lulled States without
some local supply of‘llmestonc, marl
111- 03'511‘1‘ Ground llmestme
{or direct application in the soil costs
Shells.
lhlid of the members Why should1
that» women have the 1lght to elect
the 1.1e11dent who will. govern us as‘
well as them, while the men in ouril
own state will not. give us a similari
right?“ . i
The. 172 presidential elvctors for
whom women now have the right to
vote come from the eleven lull suf 3
$1 per ton up, depending on the
length 01? the haul ll' crushed illne-
stonc is not available. burned lime,
either ground or hydrated for agricul
,tural use or the ordinary, may bu
used in .emct'gency, though lime in
this form is frequently more expen<
sire. On the other hand if burned
or hydrated lime in used the appli-
cations should be less than one-half ferns? Slam: Arizona. California.
oi those of ground limestone. 010' ado, Idaho. Ransns, Oregon.
Utah, Montana, Nevada, Washington
Thus there is available for almost
every lal‘ulcr. at normal cost, in spite
of war conditions. a material which,
for the time being, maynvuil to in-
crease our agricultural output enor-
mously. The initial returns from the
applications of lime to sour land are
sometimes remarkable. An invosl-
meat in limestone often pays a. divi-
dent of a hundred per cent or more
the first year. it cure is tukclt at
the same time to maintain the organic
content of the atoll.
it. is the duty of American farmers.
ill this national crisis. to make the
‘most ol‘_tl1ls, our cheapest and most
easily available agency for speeding
up production. War or no war. a cm"
of crushed limestone where
needed is always money in the farm»
era pocket at the end of the crop
year. And a carload of limestone.
judiciouuy used by each farmer
and Wyoming, from Illinois where
the right was conferred on the wom-
en in 1913 and from North Dakota.
Ohio,_~lndiana. Rhode island, Mlcltixan
and Nrbruskn, all of which have giv-
en the presidential vote to their wont-
‘en since the opcninu of this year's
legislative sessions. in several of
these states the‘ women obtained also
large measures of municipal suffrage
and Vermont. another New Engluud.
state which has always been conaitl-i
ercd very conservative, gave its wourI
on municipal suffrage tilts year. lie-l
sides those states where the vote fort
presldcnlal suffrage has been given:
to the women, Arkansas has practl-j
cally completely cnl‘rnnrllised Its wo-i
men for it has given the vote in alli
primary elections, tho only elections
that count in that southern state.
where the dcmocratlc lickcl ls alwaysi
whose land is too acid will auguntent‘ certain of success. 1., it any wonder:
'9“? supply 0' breadstut'ls by ‘5 5““ that Connecticut women are feeling“
piisimt number of millions of bushels. disappointed.
BRINGS FORECLOSURE
ON $40,000 LOAN-
Foreclosure ' proceedings were'
brought. in the Superior court yester-
day by James G. :Mclioughlin of Rye,
WOMEN STEADY WORKERS
it used to be said that women, could
not be depended upon like men to
work steadily. and, consequently,
ought not to expect so much pay all
men employed at similar work.
While it would be foolish for any
young woman to stay at work when
physically until. it is believed that
most women now‘continue at their
work as constantly as men. Any
woman who is unable to do so. should
take Lydia E. Pinltham's Vegetable
Compound, the old, reliable medicine
for woman, and get the aid she needs
Mary Enid Show, Ella Elaine
Shaw. of New York, Godfrey 0.
Shaw, Wilton; and Norman 13. Shaw,
Calgary, Canada, and heirsund roll-
resentatlves oi Thaddeus B. Guyer
and Esther M. Guyer, Norwalk. The
complaint alleges that on April 1,
1913, William J. Hamilton mortgaged
:land in Norwalk to w. G. Show for
$40,000 on which $35,000 with inter.
eat of $3,003 still remains unpaid. to enable her to keep at work.
:.Sha ’ assigned his interest to Charles H_
McLoughlin who under a will con- “w ‘w , '
{vowed to the plaintiff. ilton then MOTHER GRAY s '
,quitclalmed his interest. to w. (1.
'Shaw who now is alleged to be in
‘ FOR CHILDRE,
A (Jertalnltplleltl tor]? VBI'IIIIIIOI
.3 phases‘sion oi“ the property except , 30:3330 1- ““ a" trei-‘mng- .
such part as the Guyer estate has an " wifgrhlifig;f M. "ugf‘t
m'9‘lfl’L i‘vn1mi.bourl A:- ile “raiders.
Donlnccnpl fimvlnmat alien
interest in, and concerning which they 11
any sunsli’ule A 8. :JSle. MRO! N. V.
:have been named as «to-defendants.
W‘
tors to \olt-l lot; and as it is women‘ ‘
in 1920 will vote for Very nearly ”alum
5‘ 'f SWEET POWDER§__ "
N to Spend large:
*— .EMPTATIO
sums ofmoneyu
_ ’YOW in the selection of the model best suited to your
LadleHumps
Never have we shown a larger or
better assortment in all the newest
lasts and leathers.
High Grade Hosiery to Match
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
Andrew Davey, Inc. 7
saw-11.1mm SoNonvdk
mole. atom am may.“ ,,
TEAS COFFEE
Unc l'rizt‘wd. l11c Quality
29C 1]). 19C 1b.
‘ \'€r\' host ........ lb. 2”
Ceylon and India, lb. 39c
BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, lb. gt
4
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS, doz.
3 PACKAGES SEEDED RAISl
us ............... 25¢
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v "w-v'v
(IO-OPERA l‘ ION
in 0:1: of supretzlrate imhporgance to us, and an essential factor
uccess, at t e usmess of our indi'vid al cl
.pros'ti‘ers and enlarges u “m
0 this end the officers of this Bank take a men
:1 tar
terest in the afl‘airs of those who make it theirrgopository
When opportunities arise for co- operation, it is offered
willingly. There' ts no guesswork in Our
doubt in our guarantee
We loan money on farm mortgage.
South Norwalk.
81 Washington Street.
GOSLING CLAMS
For Baking or Frying
Roe and Buck Shad, HalibuLCod Haddock,
l’l'ile, Weak, Flat, Butler Fish, Porgles, Long
and Round Clams, 0yslcrs.
Nothing Frozen-«All Fuck Caught
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
whom 103 and too.
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+ Corsets
Have you seen the new spring models? They are mar-
vels of corsetry—beautilul to look at and delightful to wear.
There are many changes in fashion this season—important
changes—and a corset that will give you the correct figure is.
very necessary for the boat effect of your new Spring out-
lit.
1
Won’t you come in as soon as possible and let us
show you the new models of "Binner," R. & 0., Lady Ruth . .
(front~laced), Eon-Ton, Royal Worcester. Warner’s, C. B.,
La Resista. Nemo and other popular makes?
Our corsetiere will be of the greatest assistance to
figure.
‘Lf 0mm in certain substantial develop
r11152111111 New York and Baltimore con
cerning- 1112 Emma Motors Corporation ’
471°...Fresh Butter 47%.
We offer the Very Best Fresh Made Creamery Butter
at the above price. It may cost a trifle more, but when ,
you are assured of getting the Beckmann Quality at this
price surely you are getting full value for your money
Pay a penny or two more and get THE BEST.
New Florida Potatoes, No. 1's, per quart.
growln 35:51" Blgnd Pork and Beans, can Id}
‘Oya :1 mg owder an
Challenge Blend Coffee. Regular 3021:2113?in d ”4.301525%
3 lbs. FanCy Whole Grain RiCc for
Large Size Package Macaroni 0r Spaghetti
.Gordon & Co.’ 3 London Dry Gin, per bottle ..... . .. 95¢
Tezor Brand Cocktails (The World’s Best).
35¢. 65c and $10!)
FREE DELIVERY EVERYWHERE.
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
83 and 85 Washington St.»
550'» price “5 “5 stock will be advanced ”10;.
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OPTOMETRIST
58 Wall Street. Nam“;
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxford: in Gold 61”
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists’ prescrip-
tions promptly filled. Expert Repairing
;':,%
Furmlure, Rllgs,
Car PETS, Llnoleum
R‘e-fumlShing firm: is here. Our line of Furniture, Bod
ding, Kitchen Cabinets. Refrigerators. Floor Calm
Window Shades, Draperies. Porch and Lawn FurnitureI
Porch and Couch Hammocks, Blue Flame Oil Stoves, L I
Mowers. campuses one of. the largest and most compi 5’
lines to be had at prices you can afford to- pay.
A. l Collins Co
So. ill orwalk
., Women looking for style and service wil find i - '
,l-Ioatherbloom Petticoats- material that has} rick-l
_ tw 5.1011 11 sills. ~I_n black} blue audit
' distal: or (If
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