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1920

The Ginghams, Percales, Fancy
,Shlrt-ings and all the new Wash
Goods for the New Year are be-
ing.placed on sale, comprising the
best assortment we have ever
shown.

_ E. K. BANKS

MAHACK EMO HOTEL BLOCK

'WflMEN Til RENEW
THEIR PLEA Hill A
' SPECIAL SESSIflN

Will Ask Legislature to Con-
vene to Ratify Suffrage

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Amendment
' South Norwalk. ______
”—“fl” ‘ The year 1920 opens with the Suf;
I! fragist‘s just on the very verge of their
final triumph. and of the nation—wide
ent‘ranchisement of women. During
January it is expected that at least

,six more states will ratify the Federal
lSufi‘rage Amendment, thus bringing
Iythe. whole number ratifying to twenty-
eight. This would leave only eight
states still lacking and it is general~
ly expected that these eight states
will hold special sessions in February
and that the amendment will be part
of the l'nited States Constitution be-
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Thousands of radicals are planning
in descent on the White House :awn

b‘l February [2 to appeal to l‘resnlcnt
“Vinson to release “political pisson-

 

era One reason for this expectation is
. —“—“"‘_ that now that ratification is secure
lull’lDlUD't‘S 0t tho “inchcstet' RP'dHHll political parties are anxious to

ihave time to organize the women be-
fore the political campaigning begins
land before the preliminaiy caucuses
:t'or the pesidential and congessionai
{elections are held. So far the Republi-
tcan party holds the lead in the num-
‘ber of ratifications secured. but at the
;clo.~:c ot' the year there were twenty—
.six states which had not ratified and
of these twenty six thirteen had legis-
itures controlled by Republicans and
llaturcs controlled by Republicans and
by Democrats. There is therefore the
possibility of an even running for
tiEthl depending entirely on whether
the backward states of the South or
the backward states of New England
he~it::te tour: ::I in calli: special Hes"
lsions "or ratification.

resting Arms company in New Haven
this week. were awarded gold service
pin-4 showing the length of time zany
11w: been employed by the concxrn.

f-lthough Julius Stremlau, Mei-idea
va. appointed to enforce prohibition
after January lst. the, business for the
present will iemain in the hands of
K‘oltcctor James J. “'alsh. it was an-
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('overmuent agents raiding a safari)
in New Haven own‘d by Marty
Sir-aids confiscated burned sum? out

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“V“ (EU-‘1'” 0f {Il'illll “14" “(‘1 it"i‘thf‘l' The Republican party nationally is
“3": considerable whiskey and win" makim: a create-r effort to secure rat
no heating r9‘\0nu;u .5“.an itication than the ileutotratic party.

in Connecticut. of course. the Repub
licans are behind in the running and‘
the Democrats: have made the most
overtures to the women. This is quite
contrary to the genetai experience.
for of the twentv~lwo state's which
have already ratified only three have
been controlled by the Democrats.
The Democrats. in fact have much ar~
rears. to mai-te up if they are to prot
duce results for the women equal to
those of the Republicans. So far it
has proved easier to win over the leg~
islutures than to persuade the gov-
ernors to call special sessions.

"ll’ll‘";' Field Malone. who \\‘:1: ie
jerful for membership in the t'.‘o:on
'p)~i of the American Legion by the
M'estchtster county c .tntnittee denied
12.5 night that he had made appilcze
tie; to join the Crotou or any other
1|:"7it‘t'lai‘ lesion post in the country.

New Hawn police yesterdry dis
c mew-d the body ct‘ an aged man in
the harbor whom it is buttered c‘nr
retitled suitide. lie is believed to in-
Co" l‘latlisnn .1. Lee, ’l‘erre llaute. lntl.

Highway construction is likely to
remain expemivc according to ('om~
Jui'udt‘fi‘tml Charles J. Bennett.

ARMY ENGINEER
tit/turnout!)

t'aptain Jacob Clarkson Hill. who

1.5... on «he staff of General Sherman NE“. ORLEANS, .lan. ‘l.-.\lajor
”5‘41“ ”1“ 0““ war_ (“Pd yesterday "1 Harold S. llctrick. I'nited States
int- Monte in Springtime. lie was one Army. in charge of the engineers of

the Mississippi river district from
New Orleans to Vicksburg. was shot
and mortally injured at his home here
last night. Hospital surgeons said
the bullet had penetrated his brain.

of Hie first tc volunteer. and entered
1,x-,-. :ws‘ii-“e in the infantrv. lie is sur-
'\"l- .«i by hi: wife. Mn. Maria ("arolrn

rlltlz, {tr-:3 a son. Theodore Hill of Pel-

, , 111.1. lletricl'. 'tccordiu to the

)1 it, {113111;1'. l\. \ . ‘ . \ ' g. . .. .
police. said a srtange man in cnihan
clothing tang the hell. forced his \\'a\'
natural Change-s. tending toward into the house and in a scuffle with
13.. ('ni;~'c'.'\;tti\c. HI“) 1)‘, made in the major. who‘ resented the intrusion.
‘ {MW 1 V 1 ‘ 1, tired at llllll. Hie told the police. they
3“”- ~‘ ‘ "H ”‘r ““mh “* com-n '0" said. that she fired a pistol at the
0' «tie National Association of :\it'i'~ stranger during the scuffle. The
eta-ml 'i'aiters, which opens January “l"ml'r army can W315 found NOOG‘
:3 ”I Anmmr ( ”X. From :idrance stained some distant} from the house
_ ,. ‘ . . ,1 _ . ,. . and a man. the police learned. was
11‘ “"11“- ‘” H "‘ F““"“‘”-‘ 1"“ “‘1 seen running: from the scene of the

'1"- : i'l."'i.\t‘i' and coal cuffs will he itlA
lime. and that the organization will
Ric-91;: z-twut otht r "l'f'fOl'TllF" in men's
d ;"'> satin: nun rial anl eliminating
1.020.

shooting.

\Vheu Motor Hetrick was taken to
the hospital, he was still conscious.
but unable to talk.

Major lit-trick was graduated at
\i'est Point in 15mm. and entered the
fiAcademy after leaving Yale in 1901.
tile in 1d the rank of colonel durinrz

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, the war. liis father. the Rev. E. J.
DENATIIRED AIchHOL Ilctrick. retired Presbyterian mini."
51.35 Gallon InCIUdinE ter. and- his inother—iiriaw. Mrs. .len
me (on). “(‘10 ill the. house at the

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time of the shooting.

Btlllson-Poweil Corporation a '
South Nor-walk

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WE WANT
TO GIVE YOU NOTICE

that savings deposiis made before January 10.11 (1 .. I
interest from January 151;.

Join the line of thrifty people who are starting 'h
New Year RIGHT, putting all their dollars p3:;l‘;'-
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» New Furniture For .The New Year
Sets or single pieces for every room in the house.
, OFFICE FURNITURE. LIBRARY mmmn.
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TR’STRAM 6‘ HYATT’S ANNUAL late reduced 25 per cent. A" Of a"; (O O O 0 0A.: 9 9 o o o o 9‘; o o O o 0 o o o o o o o o o ““H‘
Tristram & agilif'm surely start- 13:31:31; 3:3: :23 ghesgfst 1:2ch (lifting?- .tor.”.«.«.«.«.«.«.«.«.«.».o o.«.«.o¢.oo:oo,”.«.«:oo‘¢o. y.«.«.«.«.«.«.«.«:~:«:«:«:«:«:«:
ing the New Year right by announC- Etadies, misses and children, including .3. ' 1"
ing on the first business day in 1920 a ~the rain coats. are reduced 10 per 8 7 . ' 3
remarkable CUT- price sale in their Tcent. Regular patrons of the store .9 9:.
SH" department that otters an OPDOT- {will quickly realize the chance to save 00 H
tunity torurchase’ seasonable gar- money and prospective purchasers .2
ments for women's wear at sweeping lwill quickly realize the values on in: ’. ' ’ 3.
reductions from their former prices. spection. Act quickly to get first 00 . ‘°
All of the fur neckpieces and muffs choice. , 90 0:9
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,‘5. As high a rate of interest as is consistent with safety, don’t you? Of course you do. Here is '30
, .3. a splendid and unusual. Opportunity for , investing funds_ that now may be drawing but 4 per O.‘
t .3. cent. or 4 1-4 r cent. Into a gig edged secuntythat vnll pay you 7 per cent. per annum .3.
. is. and you will get dividend chec regularly every three months. ‘3.
' The A n n u (ll W mter Sale i3. SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR can on moan smzs ARE INVITED. of.
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of MEN S Clolhmg begms l” $1,500,000 ‘3'
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S 2 84 SUitS .030 Seven Per Cent. Cumulative Preferred Stock ’3‘
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1 General Ofiices—Norwalk, Connectw" :
3 326 O 3” Transfer A ent‘ G t Tm: t C fN Y k .3.
, vercoats ... g S— unran y 0., O ew 01" 0:9
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92 Suits.............$49.50 grade J

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117 0vercoats....$32.50 grade l-

110 Overcoats... ...... 535 grade J °
179 Over-coats. ........ S40 grade }

221 Overcoats...'.$42.50 grade 1 g; 3
307 Overcontl... ..... . $45 grade }

61 Overcoat-m. $42.50 grade I
39 Overcoatl.... $49.50 grade 1
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So. N')1'W3 ik’s Leading Corsetiere & Giover
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Phone 909. Phone 909.
OUR JANUARY SALE 0N CARTER’S WINTER UN-
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7 per cent. Cumulati re Preferred, Authorized $2,000,000
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‘There is a difference. of course. between the clothing in l 3. We summarize from the letter of the President of theCom Mr. W. B. Miller 'hi h 0:0
the Burlington Arcade and in the Corner Store. :3. is attached hereto, and from the balance sheet of the companypaczgt’ified to by Leslie: :anlcis 9:.
1 ‘ fl .3. «it Company the essential feature of this issue as follows: .i.
F ANLY SUITS 0:9 (1) EQUITY: I’I‘C‘ft" “I‘d as to dividends and assest. ’3
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. . N (2) VOTING POWEI: Preferred stock will have votin owcr in '3» f- . .- at" ..
:g; gut? ...... . ............ 5S 44;) :rnje ll $ 0;. the following defaults: gp ‘ “ “ ““3 ““ «:0
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298 Suit...............$47.50 grad. )- 36 50 :3: (3) Failure to p 5' four pullsoclllivc dividends on preferred stock. .3.
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306 Sulfa...- ----- 550 $1111: I o .3, (1)) Failure of company to earn during any fiscal year an amount equal to the 0:0
211 Salt. ....... ......$52.50 ‘rldo } .g. (llYldCllds n 1 the preferred stock, plus the Sinking fund. '2'
_ _ o. (c) Failure of tie company to maintain an amount of not quick and current as— I.‘
gig 33:: ----- :2: :23: l .g. sets equal to 110 per cent. of the outstanding preferred issue. ’§°
481 Suite ......... L '''''''' $65 grade | $ ’3’ (3) LIMITATION 0? FUTURE FINANCING: Written consent of 75 per cent. l’re- :3:
264 s - _ _ 67 50 I ’0 fern-(l Stock holders must be given for placing any mortgagp on property or o
ulte . .. .. S . grade I o 3 l 1 . o
' .. p ct ging any other aesets, except. for purchase money mortgages. ’9.
361 Sun. ..... . ..... . ...... $70 grnde l .3. . ...
124 Suits ___________________ :75 grade J .3. (4) SINKING FUND $75,000 annually to retire prefetred stock up to $115 per share. .3.
OVE RCOATS 5.. (5) 3333:3311? at $115 per share and accrued dividends on any date after 0e
3 l y ys no ice. '
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114 Overcoat-..........S40 trade . ' . l .0, 3 year average before (For 3‘98? ended Dec- FOP first six months. 1919 .
123'Overconto ....$42.50 (rude $ ice quelsé (giggngftzcl? "I! 19189 fbffog {(3395: all"? taxes, 0" Pfdu at .3.
219 Overcontl. ......... $45 (redo .. ‘ 9 ‘ or g» on p. < . ‘s (2 annual mtg (,f go
189 Oven-coon ....$47.50 (rude ! ° 1.. $HO‘J6 . $3686 $34-54 ‘?
165 Overoouts. ' ...... $50 (ride ‘ o. (7) ASSETS: Total net. approxunatcly $225 per share. Net quick. approximatclv .3.
1.. $139 per share, ‘ .z.‘
145 OV¢P¢°I“-----ssz-50 trade $ :2". (8) PURPOSES OF ISSUE. l’rocccds pf tlle'sale of this issue will be used to build a. .2.
212 Ovorcontl......-..-$55 [ride ‘3. new plant and in: additional working capital, both of which are made llt‘t't"\— .3.
:1; gvorcocts """ 352:3 ‘11:. o (0:. :llp'ldl)? account of the fact that the. company 's business is illcrt‘aslng very °:‘
vercoate. ......... (ta 9 .. . . - ‘ ’0’
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264 Overcoatl...» ..... $65 grade ‘. :3: made in due course, ‘ is s m on re cw 1 orlt Stot it Inmltancc “ill be ,~ .3.
391 Overcouto. ........ $70 grade 3 .‘ .. .‘ .5 . , . . . N 8.
211 Overooctl. ......... 575‘ grade $ goo if “glide-0:“: 3:111:32: anti): (:tnt. Cumulative prefer-rod block for subscription. \thn. as and .3.
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184 Over-coats. --------- $35 trad. o 4.3. 0:.
67 Overcoat: ......... .595 grade 3 .3. $98 981' Share and accrued dividends 9;.
49 Oven-coats. ...... $105 grade :3: 10 Yield 7.14'per cent. o?
(Burlington Arcade Store) '3. MAPLES & GOLD 0:6
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86 Suits..- ........ $32.50 grade l cg :‘g’ - -- - srocns AND BONDS A 2::
126 Suits .................. .535 grade t» k 5 p 5.. 8a l. .iSuINGTON STREET S)UTH NORWAI K cow 3,
117 Suits .............. $37.50 grade 5 Am; S’o’ . . . _ . . ‘ ’ ’ ' ‘ ‘ ' 3
J 172 Suits ........... 33’5" $de J I“ O $.2. 1... r1}lr:fl1(nfortnatrm printed above. \l'hllG not guaranteed, is derived from sources which WP heliert. m :z:
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l7.) buns ............. 542 3 gr: 0 1 $ 0 o o o o o o o o o o o o 0 o o o o o o o .“.”.”.“.“.o¢.«.“.«.”.“0”¢“¢”o”o“o”o”z
t 2.33 Suits..................$45 grad. ,k t o . . . . . ,_
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Electrical Work
and Repairing
F. J. FLAHERTY
Phone 399—12
4 Charles St. E. Norwalk.

Agency For
BLACKSTONE TIRES
AARON KOHN
Auto Supplies and Accessories
55 Railroad Ave.

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GOOD COAL. Prompt Deliveryj HUBER ICEWCREAM
FULL LINE CANDY

FULL LINE GROCERIES

FANCY FRUIT AND VEGE-
TABLES.

Batter & Simon
116 So. Main Street

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: Also Hard Wood $5 a Wagonful.

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3 Royan St... East Norwalk, Conn
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.

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At All Hours
VICTORIA TAXI CO.
Phone 937
65 Railroad Avenue.
South Norwalk.

 

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on) CARS

Sell your old cars to the Bridge;
port Auto Wreokmg' 00., 1310

THINK OF IT!
OUR TELEPHONE NUMBER IS 113.

When in need of COAL or MASONS’ SUPPLIES
call 113 and you will be connected with

‘ The Norwalk (30318: Supply Co.

108 Water St. South Nor-walk. ‘

or get the ”have dour customer; orders may 2:130“.

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