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EATHS AND FUNERALS.
Funeral of Mrs. John Filsinger ‘
The funeral of Mrs. Matilda Filsing;
Ier, wife of John Filsinger, was held}
{this afternoon at 2 o'clock from theI
.iate home, 70 Lexington avenue. Rev.
aMartin 1.. Steup officiated at the Son,
'vit‘cs at the home and at the service's!
(-hang(ii1) ”.mpflamm; diminiimmglfrolil St. Putters Lutheran Church}
.nortllwcsl winds. The North Atlantic “'hlt'h Wet“? held at 2330 oclook. ln-g
:terulent was in Riverside cemetery.
storm has. moved but very little dur-, . _
ing the last :4 hours and Kstill near; F’uneral 0' Mrs. IWIlllim Smallhorn .
Halifax, \' s. it is causing unsettled? F 1‘“ funrral 0! Mrs. William V.
weather, wi'll local showers and high . S’mnhm'“ “‘35 11"“ this afternoon at
winds, in N: w England. .Sllovu‘rs were 2 o‘clock from the late home, Taylor
350 renortul from the southern an! avenue. RM: William G- Glfliu, p35"
“,0sz districts. Pleasant \\.9m1w,.".tt)r ol the First Methodist Episcopal
with continued low temperatures, lll'e- t‘llllrcll officiated and interment wits
- vailzs along the northern border. The _ I“ Lakevlew cemetery, N9“ “imam
't‘lll])t‘l'ililll't':« are rising slou'ly ill the' ”1"" I
SUFFRAGISTS IN BlG MAJORI-
TY tN COUNTY LINE UPi
IFairfit-td Vote is 25 to 7 For Sub_mis-I
‘ sion of the Amendment . {
HARTFORD, May it,- Even more
decisive than had been exported by;
the enthusiastic advocates of womcnj
Homage, was the vote in the lions-oi
in favor of amending the (-ollstltutloni
of the statc to as to allow women to
'Sil'dl‘e tho vote, on equal terms, witllI
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FOI’k‘t‘llE-i for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair toti";llt and Saturday; little
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
'I‘elllpcratzil'l-s Illull. tilt; low,
‘56. Fair.
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I y e ' 5 men.
{ Alter the llouao had voted, Hi
“Sleeping "3, against an indefinite postponenlrnt l
to- of tho lililtter, the proposed constitu-l
’tionlll amendment was endorsed. 138*
lie 96. After the trial 'vote on Hit“
it. P. Farm”. 01' the Edison Lamp indefinite postponement, there was not
Works of the General Electric Conl- doubt as to the ultimate fat-9 of ‘mpj
Dim!» 0" Harrison. 3"- J» “'i" fiddle” favorable report of the committee oni
the Men's (““b M the Norwalk COW constitutional amendment.
YPauline i-‘rederit'lt ill
Fires," at the Regent Theatre
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gregational Church this evening. lirm Here is .1“. way 1:3"qu County!
Parrot! will talk. on “Japan." voted on the question of iii‘det‘lnitf i.
postponement:
——Best sugar cured hams. 300. Char-t Gilbert, Chew,
Not‘ to postpone:
“01‘3“ Mill'km- 'lilnkosme, Camp, Gorman. Taylor.
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.Hoyt. F. E. Morgan. Crawford. Aus-
Twenty candidates were initiated
last evening at a meeting of the South
Norwalk Lodge, No. 52:), Loyal Ordor
of Moose. ll wasvotcd to renovate
the Moose. Home on South Main street. ;
A luncheon was served, l
——-Strnw hats. 51.00. O‘Brien. ' l
«Best livaly prime roast 22c, 260.1
251. Charnok's Mallet.
-——Every hat in O'Brien's window $1.
A meeting of Monitor Grotto w
he held this evening, at which tint‘i
the pmphets who attended the recent .
(crt'lnonial in Springfield will r'elate
some of the experiences while there.
Frederick H. Quintard and Edwin 0.
Mentor are. in Bridgeport, today, 5ch-
lng as members of the grand jury, in
a murder case.
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WALL STREET, 10:30 a. air—Tho
general recovery in prices in yester-
day's market was carried to greater
lengths in the first half hour of to-
day‘s dealings, war shares, equipments
r and associated specialties again lead-
: ,ing the movement. United States
Steel rose half a point to 116 1.2 and
Bethlehem Steel gained a full point.
with the same for Crucible Steel. BaId~
win Locomotive and Industrial Alco-
hol. American Cotton Oil, American
Sugar and Colorado Fuel also improv-
ed 1 to 1 1-2 points. Rails were irL
ncgula‘r, Bonding reaitting moderately
and Union Pacific rising a substantial
fraction. ‘ . ‘
WALL STREET, ‘Non.——inveutmeut
shares made little progress after the
first hour, but special issues extended
their‘gains, Alcohol. Harvester and
"SearsRoebuck' advancing '2 to 3
points with 4 for Virginia lron. Steel
reacted to below yesterday's final quo-
tation. An inquiry developed for min-
.or rally notably Missouri Pacific.
Wheeling and Lake Erie Preferred
and Southern Railway PM. at gains
of. 1 to 2 1-4 points. Utilities, with
the exception of American Telephone,
were higher by‘1 to almost 3 into
Trading cum to an absolute stand-
..still at
--Hoino danced to
,c. owner ;
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midday, another collapse in ;
uric 32o Charlton's - .
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tin, Dillon. Sherman, rKnapp,
West. Camille. Show. Stocking. Ryitn.i
Ber- ‘:l ict, Foord. Morchouse. Berger, '
Sherwood, Eakland. |
To postpone: (Taumlony, l.act‘.\'.;
Conrad, Briggs, lluxford, lllakmunn.I
“'akcman. f
The county vote on thosubaeouent'
roll call on the amendment showodf
the saute inemhem voting against that
amendment. as votcd for its llldl‘filliUr;
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no“poneT:I}:;______,_,-VV.-,V-- E 55 ruler: $5
MME. BERNHARST PLEASED. t 'Kl‘lll- .r I .0
.. , .. "”“' , ' . Growing mums. "0,! FOR THE . non”. GIRLS' AZ“) tmownn I ‘
Maw \Oit.i(, May 1154\0 our in m 1 -, my my H. , I ,3 .v _. .. . . _ - -
New York was more plunged today: “'iziscmidzfm'“ a“ MW“ 'V LITTLE KIDS («3233:1132 ave your res I
with the welcome accorded by Non". ‘guhc‘ff mg“ _ [Hoots of Ann ‘ ‘m'r'rox / .
York to the distillguisllcd envoys oi‘ u‘lgh'éluts. tit-HI: xiii-'1‘ 1““;th ail-truer: ; . . . . _
Franco than Madame Sarah Bernhardt, ' fines to s. QT i; n I” :n , l . .
who is suffering from a recent opera i i "-5 “Win" :31, l\’\"1lfili0 grim q j alr stralnCd ‘
lion in St. Sinai Hospital. 1 l Sizes su'm Trim “1' “' ' . l : '
. I it $1.29 i‘li“‘:3.l2‘.\’§ 51-29 i ' i
. I. ‘5' _ nn ' ‘i . . . _ D . . ,
___. '1 ”~— “‘ 1 flight; Nd- “.522... ,, , l ! Open doors and windows bring g1 :lteful fresh ant;
Will All lllill WOMANlt . sz-oo ' i: ............ §
' zen 25g ‘ . . u . . '” .,
I I 10734.5" .- - That an anIgorates, is healthful, benefits every meme.
' " 1': wn W 7”"- - "‘5'" 169; be' of the fa n'l ‘ ‘ '
. Tells How Vinol Made Her Strong ;; min"... “"“i‘ “"9 l. i i 1 <_ ‘ ‘3" v V “it
South‘ Nor-walk women who are' I”- ~ . I} But have it strained—Keep out the iilSCCh that dfiy
weak, run-down and suffer from the i‘: St-c them on dis- (VIBE-W, , Sec than on ("5' - ' ' ~ " _
consequent effecps of such a Gondi-ii play I]; .0 ll r li‘VllIlthfl;€it wittydowsin our light toenter and to 311110}. ~. .I . £3531»
tiou, will be interested in Mrs, Od-ell'sv. “"“"“-‘- ‘U S "a“ . Window screens of good strong frame, filled at ‘witfi’f
lotter- She sarsz. _ . figsn's M'Y firm fine-mesh wue; Six Sizes from 18 to 28 inches hig
i am a farmers “lie and “an all . , it“s-00 AR and-:33 to 37 inches wide—30c to 50C. Win“):
rundown, weak, tired.
from indigestion, and sometimes
noemed as though icould not keep
around and do .my housework. I had
taken many medicines without benefit. 3 ‘
One day. I saw Vinol advertised. and
made up my ni‘lnd to try it. i have
taken four bottles and have gained
seven pounds in weight, am much
stronger and feel many years young-
Lock-
port, N. Y.
The reason Vinol builds up weak,
run-down women so quicklyia be-
cause it contains a'delicions combina-»
tion of most successful tonics, beef
and cod liver peptoues. iron and man- »
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phates, in a mild tonic wine. _
We Want to any to every weak.
run-downL overworked
South Norw‘alk that we will return
your money. it Vinol fails tohelp you
as‘it did Mrs. Odour-Frank H. Bax-
ter, South N‘orwalk. Also 'at the who
in: drug stores in all Conn. towns.—
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Shoe Saiei
WE WILL 0P3! m LARGE! IEO! ITO“ 1! 00313301400! A! 1118-1130 In! If,
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Shoes of white
new and delightful
LAN D'S
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WHOLE BIG BUILD!!!) FULL OF '30! moms 1‘0!
CHILDREN. Dalia m 1n 0mm! mums.
128D. TWO AND mu PAM 1'03 m P310! 0? on.
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NEW “MIMI! BOOTS
—V£iiY LATEST—
Built to the Top Notch
, Sp :tlcss showy white from top In tut“. whit l‘lt'JlliiC‘S
iiicé: not" slincs llil‘ u-ililicu .uc!
Scumn in St‘ztrlill, wt- ill r all soon mine out more
3: A'f":::i‘°forfl:"i‘fi .1,‘ 'wi‘nncu adopting wllil: siltifs. Such graceful .llld slinlrc
....3”'.§. ill“: inw-QU,‘ “HQ ' ; styles as these gum luulc tl‘lends tur that Ctl>itllll.
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They come in all black _, ,1. Mw gmcctul shapes and. them.
-—all white—Havana l-‘ I; F' ‘ . . n, 'li'l' ._ .-
b r o w n __ black and , 3. lllL iliilllh .l lily ls tiltlrs.
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.white and brown with I Always :1 small amount ot :lltcilllnll liccps.‘ tilelli
suede tops.
WOR'I’H $5.50
Sale Price—-
l‘spleudidly fresh and charming.
ll Laced Nllbuck with stilt‘ilcd tip :téld i\'lil'_\' mic and
wheel—$6.
Arabian cloth with plain toe, lzlccd, cmcrcd heel—$6.
Arabian cloth with stitched lip and covered heel—~55.
Laced Nubut‘k with plain lliC‘Illld low heel—slit).
Nubuclz. with stitched tip and military heel—Sid.
Arabian cloth \villi low heels, stitched tip—SS.
Matti floor, rear.
35
New
Pumps
$55 Value
$3
‘msw PUMPS, éaLamALs
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AND axrann mss l:
$5.00 $6.00 . . .
New Pumps 33 New Pumps 8‘ _Tiiousands of initial
and Tie: ..... and Ties. . . . . l
handkcrchicfs-"75c 1—2 (102!
Almost impossible lately to buy women's illitiul li:llld-‘ '5
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In Black Kid. Pearl and
High and low
Dark Grey, Dark Brown,
heels. Tan calf,
"“3” h I t Pate t Kid No and . . .
g5“ 33"“; Id; ensuring”: Tumrzd .nd kcrclncts of how to sell at less. than it) cents each.
WW3“ 50'35- Wlicn this CllflllCt.’ came, we bought all we could!
'l‘llousauds of them—and :lll pure linen—rind :lll :iiv
il‘ilt‘ich‘iy embroidered with llliiiili— 6 for 75¢!
Nic‘c texture, illitizll enclosed in tasteful design, it nuln-
her ill pretty colors, and :l wondcrtul variety of patterns! "
Sold only by the hall dozcn—~ 75c.
l‘clttcr nisic, rear.
77.. Dark star
A war romance by R'. ,W. Chambers.
A thrilling story of the present W211‘ with a climax that
stirs the blood. there is a pitting of wits by Jim Neelaud;
- againstdhc Turkish and thc German secret services; all
over some plans that have been mysteriously lost. $1.50;
and gun metal.
imp Ant.
MODEL
NEW SUMMER BOOTI, GENUINE HAiID-SEWED,
- TURNED ANDWILIID 50'“! ‘
heels, of gold and silver cloth.
mat kill, patent. kid, heudcd
null rut-out effects.
"HIP? stores ask you'
$7.56. Our Price-.-
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Hurrah and Hallelujah—by Dr. J. P..Balig of Cope
liag‘ell. i
The teachings of Gannon poets prophets and pasiOrs’.
A revelation! Si. “
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in LH Matti floor. rear.
Poul-il-
M title.
Slides
a lid
Oxfords
SHOES
MIYNSON
ARMY
LAST
All sizes.
All widths.
Black, and;
. tau, rlcl kid,‘
‘ a 54
AT SLATER’S
$1.25 to $2. I ' '4‘ 1”" i it! .“t/‘i‘; it muwfltgjw‘
Special screen doors in 'var'nislie'd “finish ffiile’d iimvi
gnlyanized wire, 6 sizes—$2 to $3.2;ng ' “ =
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-Mkffli‘é’t} l .3115 .. .rtr'u.
(inn menu, K0 ‘
K0 brown,
Patent colt
l-‘or Myra. l'rot.
In I chard-omit .
i I? _ Art-ll ' Sup-
.poi-tlnl ' Shoot.”
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‘l‘nme'fg Quick
relic! with till!
it - ' con-
K0 K0 brown, mm vvirr'lillid, I I L. I .""“ B. I. 1 ..
patent. , ' ‘ “a, Q I” . ' ‘ I ,
' colt, gun MEN'&_BAROAIN mm; .4 . . V, 4.... - Ion. Icy?- 9‘ ~
metal. All . LEADER . "row toc- _ . ; 1"?“ .W. . . ._ ,W 5;. ' ' ' .
. "9" 133““. ' BOO-pairs Men's Gunmetal ”m" it" i I blg value§--$26 »
s fipgts.i.,89gular $4.00 values. 5 V ‘Vl ‘ v ._ I VI I‘ '
4 _ Suzanna 4 r? l i 11°" bicycles W4 grit—W mi N .
V_ _. ; " Worth} wmn ‘ ‘ g: tlheyarebuiltd dependable, malaria; - 1138-
sn‘lmn 3' “ 5"” 250 _. ” ‘sou 333:5“? yand smoothipcgheystuptothn m. I
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“them“;
.1! ' PHDUHESS A ND POPUL fl}? Pitt/FIE?
Screen doors in three attractive styles ivitli natural V‘a
nished finish, sizes from Zié'by 6/2 feet to 3_ by 1% fGQ. .
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\\'illte ”inn and other atom ‘witl uk 2‘ Black Kilimulln l ,
.‘i'll-Bllt‘k. aiher and .wn $7.5» to ”0.00. .‘ int-tal—'-lmt(~m mil 1‘ The liundrcdth t‘llance~-hy Ethel ”at. Dell. A iuun takes it. and-—- '
din-k uraymllm‘anu Our l'rlra— , —-colureii nucdrs- - . but one must read the story to Sec what happens! . $1.50. . ..
mg‘sm‘gn':_hr°‘;m’fi s “'33, ‘3, ,K;?;_h"1‘: . itlnirock Jones—by .lnllc Coolidge; an absorbing story of the Westv‘azf .
ivory. . contrast. - ' ‘ _ $1.35. .
. 'l‘llu Altar of li‘rccllom—Mnry ll. lllnellart-500. ’ 9‘)
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NOW. spat Pumps “if I i‘hc chosen leople .\thul._.‘ $1.40. . . . J ,
Stuct'and ”[083 w..r , hllh'e tune, lies all Boy—windward Vi. Iat'trldge——$i.35. .-~
It ‘ ‘ d 1 L l X" t McAllister's Grove—Marion Hill—41.40. ogr— _ .3. _N:" i
am III'IN.‘ 50 Ni, 0“ ti . ' . V, ‘ n . ..
;_;”~ A Remarkable Book :——- i " " ’ 1‘ a“
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