3: AY 23, 1919
A727
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,1 ‘ “DUATION GIFT
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CONNECTICUT
CON GRESSMEN
FOR SUFFRAGE
~ CARDS ARE THE (Continued from Page One).
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j'E‘TC Ibis :Ilways‘ prcI‘iously voted against,
, ~t (I111: tn suffrage Congrcssman
please—Ever)“ (IIzltm “ho is on his Way back from I,
. ‘rtmcc. voted for Sutfra c m e
engraved cards~ . amendment was last grotcd‘ gnfli): W
A . - . t‘ongrcas.
103 Wedding 1 itllxl'vnsltlill‘l Tilson is a firm b0-
115 Announce- ilimcr in tht- 1'Zz‘ht of women to vote
. ,mn is minim-ti to the right being
.:.1t10ns. valt‘ndi'tl by constitution amend; ~
1 ? Inent. , .
“ Ot'uer IsOW. 'l hat» bum a firm friend of \\'o- 4
‘11 1.11 Nt‘truc t 1' several 'I: s i .
331“} ill Tlllle mould 11;tIl;Il;3_\' iii) out and);plefnk itltllli
Mn :1. . . .t'tI for \Voman Sufftagelfi
‘ ‘ ‘ I; was up tor a vote of the poo-3'
IMc in t.‘nurwcticut." said (‘onzrcss ‘
, 2“ ht‘I ELLHYYS man 't‘iltuttt ycsterday. “But I am 0le ll
( -‘ . 1 “but to tlm inattcr being put into tht-’
. ‘ lI‘tdcral t‘on:titution. I believe it',
. _ . ' .vhould cnmv- through individual ac-‘
.I‘ 51!. Main St. tion by the states themselves." i
. I Senators Still 0 osed.
5~ . "71 NORWLLI. St-nators lit-[man aldrd Ilrandct‘m"
:ol' C(H‘lnrt'llCuL have always voted'
againat Woman Suffrage in theI Sen!
HN' before anti 1!: [\c not changed
thcir position slow the last votc was
lakt-n in ”I" St-nate
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HIGH LIVING COSTS l
. DECLARED DUE TO l‘
ARMY FOOD HOARD
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“I think that every onc will ugrcc
that thc question oL/thc cost of liking:
is the most important subjcct now ho—
t‘orc the American peoplc." said M11. '~
Fitzgerald. "Yesterday tht‘ House. by
an overwhelming vote. decreed that
women should have the right to you».
I think as. important a subject to the
7.77 f 77 u—"j
.tlt<t:t.llunt.uio
11 '0 Hill of town nar-
I..» II. 11\. it it c...~.toincrs
‘i;t)':;:'Illtl {t Sun
'l :2” (itiltlt'n Tllntlsrlit"
'l‘almadze in “The
1 ~ «‘5 theatre. Sat. mat-
~pt-t'iztl communicmion
I?-"~ ”L”- ‘~\70~ 6. V- and A- M- womcn ot’ Atncrica igs' how thc cost of
.-:. - 2.1 the Master Mason's living can be reduced. .
,. _ ,1 on twa candidates. ‘thn they tutti a situation such as '
now exists. with hundreds of millions
of pounds of canned meats and vege-
tubles. then they will agree that the
paramount duty of (‘onnrenn is to iind ,
out just what thc food situation isundw
whcther the governmcnt is in a cor-
ner in food products. which is largely
advancing the prion of tlmsc things »
which are llecesunl'y to the existence '.
of every American faintly."
Official figures. hc said, show the :‘
storage of poultry in thc Wan-houws
of the l'nitcd Sinus from May 1 11m. I
to May 1. 1919. increased 248 pcr ccnt. ‘
ill broilers. 10 [mi Chill. in roar-tors,
29 per cent. in t‘owls and 290 twr cult.
in misci‘lluncous products. but With
soaring prices,
Recent cable dcspzttchcs trout Hol-
land. he said. bllu“ that prices are too
high for Dutch collaumption. with»
American stuff was being put on the
ntarknt cvct'y day and spoiling tin-re
tor “am or buyers. I
“it St'vlllfi to 111v that lllt‘ timc has
come uhvn qu should any to thc adI
ministtatton that the war is over and
that thcre arc brains sufficient “among:
the cvery day peoplc to manage lhl'
food situation and not lPl it rot-It in
mother special commu-
.uw evening, when the
3l lll‘ Worked.
at O‘Brien's
theI last eutcrtainmeut
.m-kwood's hall before it
mu a garment factory.
I» My Lunn." which will be
r ”mm; for thc benefit of
2-. tntt of the First Conne-
I-h hy the Christian 11711-
. mmtwrs arc going to Not"
= to take part in the sec
mt this. season under the
3m Norwalk Gun club. Tho
twists of six m’cnts of 25
.1. the shooivt‘s to bc classi
., din". to their l54::‘. averages.
,. 'E.ilP.~‘ will be opcnt‘d tomor-
I tor a practice SllOOl.&ll
Iznhury .\'1Iw_<,
at, O'Brien's
N and sailors
Lad flout tbc nation-
hack again in civil
the) Memorial Dal’
' till-thodisl Episco-
.\'m~walk. on Sun-
«l7t ltlt'k. Any act-
it are who are in
H at. Tho Douala:
illlll ot hcr organ-
Sungs of two wars
thiltlt'f‘l Tlll‘lli‘lll"
lituttlgt‘ in “The '
““1.”th Sat. lnat- It's Grandmother's Recipe to Restore
1 Color. Gloss and Attractivene 5. Wit
It ,. thin-II. who r9}: Almost ("\'t‘l)‘ttll2‘ knows that Sag"
.11 I_I_I_.Iiu, in the Tan and Sulphur, properly compound-
t‘orps U\.‘.,.SW;I't’Id. brings buck the natural colot‘I
and lustre to thc hair when tadcd.
.nnm’altlc discharge
4.111 kind of a Sill",
win-n hc went to
it llit‘ trust depart-
‘l‘\7 Tutsi SO. In-
:Iltl position being
- found a promo-
lwl'lll of a trust
itcoIptance. Lieut.
and Mrs. Henry!
t -"!.
.Iww rcsiding ll’l J81-
and big baby. possibly tell that you darkenr-d your
.IVI' .l ,
who
”to
prolitccl'."
Gordon 1'. (’:I.\'c has. now l"‘r'lllll|
dutics with lllt~ lmhom
(‘olllpatllM d4 tltv, Fa'tz'icoitl
lI‘airt‘icld, (701111.
Olii (‘
hands of 1114-11 who arc willing to
tl his
Engiztucrin:
c in
SAGE AND Silllllilll
DARKENS GRAY llllll l
streaked or gray. Years ago the
only
way to {101 this mixture was. to make
it at holnc, which is mussy and
blesome.
drug store for
phur Com pound,"
bottle of this famous old recipe,
ngrc- .
proved by tho addition of other i
clients. at a small cost.
Dont Stay gray! Try it'
thou-
Nowadays. by asking at any I
“Wyeth's Sage and Sul-
you will get a large
im-
No one can‘
., r the [list time onI hair, as it docs it so naturallv and
T?‘ “\\l rt} QAUI ITY—thush with it and draw this through —_W
at your hair, taking one small strand at a.
73c a quatt
"Ul'lltf'nl
;\\A
"He '. .1 Good Friend ! "
But ?i.or Executor.” :1 .
-We 1‘ [ RUPEDIC
3'.'::I,-~'f‘.tlly calls for
‘ ": ‘WRW‘
let enly. You dampen a. sponge or
ttimc; by morning the gray hair disap- in The Venus “0d?!" at llovt S That
dark, glossy and attractive.
so‘ t
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I
Vi
sun‘s
5st
COATS
Clots; :-
DRESSES
Come
Capes -
These’lvalues are exceptional and you are
getting a real bargain in every garment
Decoration Day
SALE
Dresses
as.»
"$25.00 and SW50
Former Price 527. 50 to $37.50
$16.50 and $19. 75
Former Price $19.50 to $25.00
$15.00 and $19.75
Former Price 519.7510 $27.50.
$10.00. $12.98, $15.98
Former Price $12.98 to $22.50
in and look around
—-Mabel Normand. Star of "Mickév '
Mlpears, and after another application tre tonight.
or two, yout hair becomes beautifully
Reliable Couch Hammocks l.
it
Err»:- 13.21: good intentions. 7 Something new and vital ini
F3" 711' it calls men's shoés:
"I years of ” . ‘
gm how 3 America's most talked of shoe, .1 AND CATARRH 4‘
mm“ Try Before You Pay
7-7 r '
- .e 3-? ”’ OF COURSE. naoxcurr'xs and CATABRH in.
“ -L.ié’ produced wonder-tut result: with
'19. South Norwallt
Trusl‘lltt.
I 7!"!
1.-
! other Went
u do not be discouraged. but try at.
would”
thousand! or the mat dubborn
cases.
9 «permuted with
If you 111ng hum failed
truly meritorious
The kind that. combine comfort and service to a remark-
able degree. Buy one for tha veranda]: or sleeping porch. We
sell them with or without stands and awnings.
A Big and Varied Line at Perch Farming;
RAYMOND at SON
we who space for command. a.
rivingdaily. Hmwa'mstMdcmu
Dmoramrtme “manhondueedpficamy
wmmthmm Gone-adunmmi.
a.
on ltl smu
There are over 5000 good ,
pcoplc. Once in awhile a
few bad ones drift in
town from adjoining cit-.
ics and brc :11; in houses
but astdc from that the
Iplace is alright.
During the summer the
population increases ov~
er 2000 by the addition
of City pcople WllO rcal-
izc the advmtages “Test
Inort offers our 0th
lplaces along the shore.
These 7000 people trade
Where they can , get the
best values and for that
reason it behooves the
merchants of South Nor-
walk to become bett
acquainted with \Vest-
port people thru persist—
ent advertising in—T H
WESTPORTER- HER-
ALD, published 45 yrs.
by the Jones family.
To
“mom
0! all Kinds in Strong aid
Reliable Companies
REM. ESTATE
in all its Branches
Mil. Layton & (30., inc.
I MILIOAD AVIHUI
IOU'I'B HORN“ can .
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lllE NEW SCIENCE;
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
muse of the dineasv
adjusting the same. lliscaac is caused
by a wrench,
back. Ev'en
creates pinched nerves and pain I.
later life in the amen-ht 0mm and
limbs.
Chiroprac‘om remove
llseue and pain, health is remand
tin-our}: harmonizing
tema in
given special attention;
titre oi the spine. You will news!- I.
gret giving the Chiropractor a we.
to help you.
Mlflflfl‘c Twatmem: Given M.
and the m of
twist or rural!) In the
if done in childhwd, It
the can” 0!
the nerve Jil-
l-‘emale trouble.
also can"
your body.
'I‘. FRANCIS, D. C.
34 Washington 5L, So. Norwatk, noun.
Graduate from Palmer w
Egg, Stove,
C-O-A-L
Prompt Delivery
D'Mm
1.1.721.
Nut and Pea
Harris & Gans
A. M. woosrar
AWRNEY AT IA“
...:,. ' :nminor U... Puts-11:”
’“AfENTS
.pcnd ‘0- m! .- Put"!-
1 Main St Bridgeport. Conn.
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SIGN PAINTING. WHIL-
ma, AUTO TOPS m
mo TRY
m YOUR AUTO m
N. S. DI PALMA.
BROOK 81,
NORWALK.
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lurid Ill. Ely-loud
UNDERTAKER
to. on“. Ion-a; How. an
(7 «ASHtNGTON OT.
«we: ate RIEN'S GUILD!“
Burton House
Shore Dinners
All Kinds oi Sea Food
Steak, Chops and
Chicken
A LA CARTE
_._,.....__.__-fl
Cure That Cold 8!
Taking
WHITE PINE COMPOUNI
WITH TAR
F. E. BA‘KTEH
0800013!
FAST FREIGHT SERVIOE
“STR. MARION ”
Leaves Pier at foot of East 5th
St, N. Y.
Daily at 3 P. M.
(Sunday Excepted)
Leaves So. Norwalk in time for
8 A. M. Delivery in New York
City.
PHONES
New York—Forsyth 9151
South Norwulk 604
NEW YORK a NQRWALK
LINE njc.
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NOTICE
.POstals being sent. out soliciting
IJunk as successor to Enron arc
Emisleadlng. There is no one until-
orized to make such a. statement.
L. EFFRON
Rowan Street.
W____d, _:=
Painless
Extracting
The unsolicited testimony (I!
my
many pativnts is all that Is necessar‘
to prove that teem extracted in my
Iofl'ice are taken out absolutely with
Iout pain. and without any ill utter of.
5 fact.
if you have teeth that need ex-
i tracting, come in. and be able to say,
0H) CARS
Sell your old can to the Bridge-
port Auto Wrecking 60., corner
”woman, Bruno-i
port, Ct. Phone Barnum MI
Secondhdndpdmmdtiruto
“manhole".
las so many others have sat-J.
— ’ .;true
7i myself. "
.0111. H. Mallcry
"I! II
I know it, for I have tried it
16 80. Main 51.. to. Not-walk.
HOURS: 9 A. M. TO I P. I. ‘I
”MAY. IV APPOINTMENT
am
f. S. (JON
Job Printing
Wash Skirts and-
Dresses
THE
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