MEET IN BRIDGEPORT.
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Sate Suffrage Convention to 3:500.
Anni
m.
.There is much interest among locall'
WSW at HES”
euflragists in the three-day conv en- . cull-D: mt:
tion or the State “7011133 81381136 As-l
sociation to be held in Bridgeport on Look at tongue! Remove poisons from
November 12.13 and 14, in celebra- stomach liver and bowels
" tion of the fiftieth anniversary or the
founding of the organization;
The association of the Bridge-
port Equal Franchise league
and the 'Fairfield County Sut-
tragc association, to hold the conven-
tion ,in Bridgeport at the Stratueld,
hotel, which meeting will take the
place of the regular County associa-
tion. in order to act on several im-v
portant county matters a get- twgeth~l
er of the Fairfleld county delegatesi
at some convenient time between the ,
”REPUBLICANS 0‘00” 1
CAMPAIGN PLANS
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CWO!) Nov. ill—Cemlican»
than: committee‘s: from a do;
isms: held an internal conference
here today. to discuss plane {or the
presidential campaign of 1920
l National Chairman Plays, who pre-
:sided, said the chief object ct the con
lzorenoo on. to make Mr: or-
Monuments lor the neetingd tum
lconnittoe next month in Wanna-3°”
MSG
crouch.
and club merino 8cm
minor has let: me. last night h
a genial .1- to a"... the anus
motion of the
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STILL 0930359 10*DRAFT.
‘10.-——‘Presidento
Mass. .,
the
Notional Associa-
tflhw (Jenna vhloh open:
Sorlnsield,
eetng will continue for three days. and as a Preventative
mAny attuptrh restore
major
privil’ or Ming the [tar pay. for E. W. GROVES sic-atom on the.
i" the minors each (all. will!»
fought. according to A “R. Tourney
president of the Three [Western
it“... who deotd the break be:
The D. M. Pee.
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Children 5 Week at the B(. 0;.
Come and chmg...
HusicwithVictor records at 401‘.
tween the inbor- and majors a your
:30 over the em issue.
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For Cold: or Influenza
take LAXXA
TIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets hook
Tuesday. he
the d1!“ '
1m [1].,
w
bu. 30¢ ‘
Senator Key Pittman.
features or the convention progiam is
being planned.
Every suffragist is being urged to
attend this convention. as it Is ex
pected that in View 01' the probable
passage of the federal amendment
this will be the 12151 to be held by the
association. For this reason plans
are being made to make this couven
tion the "biggest and happiest" mm
held by the state association.
The program for the three days is
as follows:
Wednesday, Navembe r- 12.
12 m. Convention (tilled to order,
by the president. Welcome to Bridge
port, Mrs. Samuel C. Shaw. lie-
sponse, Mrs. Grace Thompson Seton.
Appointment of committees.
1 p. m. Adjournment for luncheon
2 p. 111.
Reports of members of executive
board and chairmen of committees.
7:45 p. :11. Dinner, with republican
symposium, led by “'illiam H. Taft
and Congressman Schuyler Merritt.
Subject. "The responsibility of the
party in pouer in Connecticut. toward
woman sulrrage "
Thursday, November 13.
9 01.111 l'lans 1'01 future work; re-
vised constitution: citizenship pro-
gram. .
] p. m. Adjournment for luncheon.
2 11.111. I’ie‘sidents address; dis-
(ussnm oi politiuil policy
1% p.1n. Vlnss meeting with U. 5.
Mrs. Charles
Tiffany. Mrs. George llnss and the
editor or the London 1):.in News as
smokers.
Friday, November 14.
9 m. / Reports of committees;
‘11..
election of officers; pledges.
1:30 p. m. Filth-Lb anniversary
lunrheon. Subject, “Our Past and
Future."
REGAN TAKES FABRICK'S PLACE.
Minutes of last convention.
Fl s
Accept "California" Syrup of
.onlvv look 'or the name (‘alifmnia on
them you are sum your
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7the. paclinze,
;(‘l1il(l is fitting the lwst and
Thurmless Ritalin: or physio for the lit~
ltle :wmnmeh, liver and bost, Child-
ren love its delicious fruity taste. Full
dll‘ex'llons i‘ov child‘s dose on each but-
iln. (live it without fear.
Mother? You must szi'y
RIOSI
"California."
STEAMER WEST HAR-
CUVAR DISABLED.
BOSTON. Nov. 1’? V'I‘he Shipping
Board steamer \\‘est Harcuvar. lowing:
the Board's disabled freighter West
Hematic. sent word ashore today tha'
bi‘f'iillst‘ she had been looking nine
days and was reaching: the limit of her
oil supply. she would have to put intr-
Vinuyard Haven tomorrow morning.
Th»- \\'v.~t llnrruvar, hound probably
from La l’ullice for Norfolk. will luv"
to enter drytiock for repairs as soon 11:.
possible. The Vl'esl Hematir‘. bound
from llavre for New York, hflh been
without oil since Nov, “
a.
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OHIO RATIFIES PROHiBlTlON
(‘()l.l‘.\lll[78. 0.. Nov. lll.-—\\'iih of
tidal returns [mm 79 oi the Ml roun-
tin: rrreivud 11nd tabulated. clllc’mls
in the secretary of state's office today
uwuitvd otlirial returns from the 12m“
sing nillv rountivs on the retort-noun:
to ratify the federal .proltibitlon
amendment. At- the beginning oi” to
days resumption of the ulllclal count.
w up lace for h the m ._.___._
lg: exampwilabe 010:?“ ~ “The Sandman l-‘urI-sl,” lv} 1m. »
' Among others at the conference 4
$223321: 2:339:03” filly-EOE; ail r— .. ‘ < “SH“: \Valm‘ l‘m‘llh .‘Hlll lialin t'»
{Connecticut . i 5 U DREMELY “English Fairy 'l'uh 133::~'1. w.
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i HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. i “FEV’L'O‘,S “Allure Adunlllics m \\ 1.1111111 1
1 T210 werkly assembly \.‘as: held Fri 1 “BOX MHJF‘MH‘. “I” 1““ \”""“
day morning. The program was as —— Milli Hlslor} lor yum”: lulu
follows: L “Child‘s Gal‘dt‘ll wl \it‘l‘w' Illu-
Just Hopes ..... .. ..... Doris London Smith,
A Side, Linc That Pays ........... l
J ..................... Alice Hear)
Cheerful Man .......... Rose Serke
[Aliood Advertisemi-m of \Vhat You
\Vant to Br ...... Angelo Marne:
After this program several selec-
tions were played on the \‘lCU‘DlI that
grrmluaim: (lass had me
to the
spelling worth :or Tuer'luy
«xhibited. consecutive. predeces-
o-tvmol‘mv Corridor
lust
settled
The.
are:
801‘,
)‘(urK'
rrhool.
STEAMER DISABLED lN GALE.
HALIFAX. N. 8.. Nov.
steamer Brighton, from St. John's N.
I“., for New York. Willi flab hat! put
into \"llllel‘ielrd. lift) miles. northeast! of
here on her team ends, alter Nailing
rules raznin: off share for the. past.
week. Reports to the and
Fisheries l’r‘f‘hllnlf'nl today.
(if her ('arcn was
M a ri no
lighters.
Repnztinc boiler trouble llle stomn‘
ship H. l“. Moran New York to ln'liaf
51ml :2 win-lure to. the Marine and
Fisheries rmpall-HN‘IN ludu)‘ asking 71);;
:1.~~istonce.
UNFILLED SIE£L ORDERS
NEW YORK. Nov. l(~.—1'nfilled 01‘-
dm-E of the l'nitrd States Steel (‘-or
poration on (\rt. 31 were fi,l‘.'2.fifi:"“: 1h.
ut‘ol‘dt‘inu 10 :lm Corporation ~ monthlv
Fail? fill'l :
being trumkrred to.C
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statement issued todm'. This is on
inmense of 11“ mo tons, compared.
with the union.- on Sept 30.
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When the chill of those Hflember days and nights have you
uncomfortable just step in our order a. cup of our HOT DE-
LICIOUS CHOCOLATE and enjoy a res! warning, invigmt-
in superb delight. It's mad: just right and is served with
dainty, appetixing biscuits.
New England Candy Co.
MAKERS OF THE Futons m 103 CW.
P. S.—Wel also make our 0 vn Candies from 40c to 51.00 0. lb.
The Artistic W1.
11 attrarts by
table of, new mull” lowly. if... ..
lllhhnp
There are mmllvs l‘.’ invin ~~ lm
ately large. 111 111-11011. pink.
my. mahogany and ivory.
Smaller l” ilu'luw
7 invluw‘.
11,4 lHVi‘ly .‘llltl
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leI's}
Stockings For C
Women Jordan 11'
Thread Silks, full
f'usliionwl. lilzu-‘L. navy. 0 .
(kvrdmzm :mtl “lute. Hard. L“ ‘Y
$2.50 w ~ 1‘
Thread Silks \\ ll ll Assoxtrod 1"
' seam in Inn-lg. lrlm-‘u :nnl . ,
Mitchell and Grant (000010.. $1.59 N 30....
-C-A-R-S—
1.115188, l'llll l'urlliunml. Opera Mill
gray. (‘ul'tlwh‘ilL I'lill'lx’
and M1110. 89 cts
Jeff lRegun of the Acorn A. C. of
Bl'idfrt-porl has llt‘f‘l’l substituted for UN” (11‘3“ had 3 193d “1 1.330 ""95 3"“ Th” ’5 ”l" ““h consecutive mou‘ll *
THM)’ Fabric}: as Young Angela's op« (‘Urtiina to compleu‘ return: from all to show an increase. The [Rome on “mm-9d C
ponent in an eight-round decision hm “’0 ”863301“ in "W “at? and 0“ Sept. 30 now 0.23: 638 :1nd (in Ausust Heavy. Cotttm StOCk'
bout of‘the H.141 End _,\_ (‘. show in “Pi?! "xurns from 78 of the is room . .. ,' 0 l M! 1”” l”\]‘l"'l“"]‘ lll'l‘L“
Bridgeport on 'l‘hur‘d - ‘ 1. 'its. included in the nin1 m1”ln 31' "109 10‘“ Th" statement 0‘ “P ' ' ' I
0 a.» . met. » o. as r: _ black “Into "luv «mi
November l3. They an‘ in {km at counties are Hamilton and Cuyui1oga.""0“‘9“ny ‘1", not indicate that 9“" ' Q ' ' “ ‘ , lhlllt’. "
}35 pounds. Young McAulm‘o, a both or which .rrturncx: large cw.- mn- venture of the unfilled tonnage had ~01 . ~ - L: brown. 69 C113 ,
ffindgcwrlrr. Vail h.‘ the rrfvrv-e. ”20111505" resulted frozn the strike in it! plan's “ 5 \iwp 01 «n
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buildimr.
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c thedep. eciation of building.
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1. A man ow ninar a vacant lot 111 an E
exactly like one he had built three vea
plans he found that construction costs w
him in 1916. he would have to spend
A building worth 310.000
day the same building
the ow ner would get little. if any.
his own protection the owner should have the
he may more ase his insurance to the proper
insura nee than $1.000 too Hub.
But while we hope to profit we hope siill more to SAVE YOU
FACTS PLU
. Foresight Is the Keystone of Success. -
Facts, properly analyzed and properly acted upon, have made many fortunes and saved many others from
Such facts and such action-constitute applied foresight. Within this advertisement are given
THREE FACTS
A BRIEF ANALYSIS!
‘THE FACTS
g; ' 1919 what had cost but $5.000 1n 1914..
//f 3. A Chicago man recently had occa ion to s
g on his building which w 0
. g ' that its value today
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% When property 15 destroved by
0“ TIME OFLT-HE FIRE. Therefo
IS 90 per cent. more than the original cost price.
THE ANALYSIS.
fire. the loss is estimated on the replacement value AT THE
re the amount of insurance cartied becomes of utmost im-
astern citv recently desired to erect a buildin: thereon
rs ago. When the new costs were estimated on the old
are up 100 per cent. -—that is. for every $100 it cos!
8200' m 1919—for preciselv the same building.
20A Washington street merchant fancied the stvle of a certain home in the downtown
section. He secured the plans and secured estimates. Local builders wanted $10,500 to build in
ee whether he was carrying social: insurance
as built fi‘ e years ago. He had the property appraised and found
e
before the war was covered with a $10 {fire 000insurance policy. To-
may be worth anywhere from 311111000
more than half its value. Autism? 000 won’t build a $20.03!“
fit should burn
value of his building carefully figured so
amount. Due consideration may he liven 1"
bearing in mind the fact that; it 18 cheaper to any 81.000 more
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A~ SUGGESTION
Otherwise a fire may find him with a loss of $20.00 and only $10. 000 ll‘nui‘iix
Foresight will prevent such a condition: ovemonhdence or bad bUSlRESs ind: u
not that the condition was not corrected while there was 101 time.
Undoubtedly construction costs will some day be reduced somewhat. But ted:
hizh and so building values are made high. and the time to protect high \ .1l.n .~ 1 .
WHILE THEY ARE HIGH.
1. Know the value of your building.
2. .Carry enough insurance.
3. Take adeouite stem to prevent fire.
‘Wc ca .1 help you. Let us 2‘0 over your insurance policies. fire rent. automolul. 1 l
on with you the matter of appraisal of your property as part of our sen ice.
Let usinfor- you as to the conditions of your Reduced Rate Averaze(ontrihush
(racially hot erroneously called theCo-insannoe damsel. “0 here applicable “hell.
properly maintained.
Furniture. fixtures. machinery and equipment are affected by the same condili
have e armed buildin: values.
PROPERTY OWNERS;
Publication of the tact: and conclusions herein is not promptrd by solely mm lib h r 1
In thunder. we hope to benefit. Elwood: the strength of our suggestion and the ap-ri'
of it to many properties. by rweivin: nod: new business. m
FROM LOSS. We have given you facts and pC-intu
their applicationalVlll YOU ACT 0N rm TODAY 2 Or wt 1 you wait till after the fire—and WISH ‘?
THE DECISI ON IS UP TO UYOU-
POHLMA_N 8; McLEAN,
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