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The Ginghams, Percales, fancy
and all the new Wash
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assertment we have ever
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‘ TEND SUFFRAGE CONVENTION
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“We hope to be able to announce
«i; 'to the National Suflrage Convention
“that Connecticut will call a special
. 'session to consider ratification of the
lsulfrage amendment." said Miss Kath-
larine Ludington, president ‘0: the
lConnecticut .Woman Suffrage ASSOCK'
- ltion before she left Hartford today,
:on her way to the Victory Convention
:of the National American Woman Suf-
‘frage Association which will open in
' Chicago. Thursday.
I; ‘did not explain on what grounds she
{based her hope save to point out that
nfthe Men’s Republican _ Ratification
'12 fcommittee was very active in behalf
inf a special session. it is expected
'that the convention will celebrate the
ratification 0f the amendment by the
necessary 36 states.
The ratification of New Jersey
City Neil/El
Frederick (‘5 Benedict is ill at his
me. 4 High street. South Norwnilg.
dward O'Connor. a clerk in the. ,4 makes the 29th state in the list and
district post office, is ill at his ”- favorable action by Idaho. New Mexi-
co, Arizona, and Oklahoma is expect-
ed this week. Connecticut seems to
be one of the leading possibilities for
one of the remaining three states.
Other states which are regarded as
possibilities in suffrage circles are
The illness of Assistant State's At:
torney Gztler A. Carter has developed
into pneumonia. .
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Frederick 11. Madden. .lr.. of 22 Q ' 9, ' . , F b [gt] \l'ashington . Vermont. Tennessee,
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_Newtown avenue. is out again after a y“; Llllf‘Oln B I’llda), "' an:I Mfariland. d
’few days‘ illness. . , fl . . . art 0rd will be. represente at the
._. M 66117 I I . ff . ll ’ld convention by Miss Ludington. Dr.
George Weeks. Sr.. is critically ill at : It I C Ia, It.) 0’ a a Valeria H. Parker, Mrs. Lewis Base.
Mrs. C. M. Gallup, Mrs. Louis Fv-Mid'
dlcbrook. Mite. Nancy M. Schoon-
maker. and Mrs. George H. Day, Sr.
«Other (‘onnectlcut delegates will be
Miss: Caroline. Ruulzllees or Green-
with. chairman of the Anna 1‘ "'til‘ll
his home at T3 \Voodwnrd avenue. ilr.
Bumell is in attendance.
malice toward none”
Lincoln was called to serve us in a great national
crisis: he. gave his life in that service. We Day tribute
The regillur monthly meeting of the
nurses of the two-wall; llospitul will
Ei‘niifm Thursday um‘nmm 3‘ 3 f" today to his memormbut we can do more than that. g, gm“ “en mm Comm 9 Mm .. S
1,;- . . ~ .' . I~".' i' , te..’...
__.. ,. We can dedicate ourselt es to an unselfish dev chart. 9 Mollet'molt and Miss 12mm- “'hilnev
Stephen s. Hutch. second districl :3”; the aims he had for the seed of all. not of a
'commissioner who has been il‘. with 2701“). 01‘ a section.
the frrip. is reported to be considerably .
,
of New Haven. Miss Frances Hlt‘kOX
or “Washington. and Miss Grace N.
Murray of Guilford.
class. or a
1.37:
awh—
3-; . (mat four New England states. will be one
at the din-
jcct to mt :"..:21g :15
I Norwalk
i BOTH STORES WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY
' of‘the principal speakers
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» All the butcher markets in the city
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QONNEOTIOUT WOMEN WILL AT-
Miss Ludington .
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net-Which will follow the citizenship
conference. Dr. Valeria Parker will
have charge of the social Hygienic
lConference.
Special features of the convention
program will
duet, pioneer suffrage luncheon, me!
mortal to Dr. Anna Howard Shaw,
land a Susan B. Anthony Centenary.
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MEETING
The annual meeting of the Connecti-
lcut Library Association will be held
on Friday, Feburary 27 at the Russell
library. Middletown. An interesting
program has been arranged.
SAGE In no
"Allyn-snot
Don’t Stay Gray! .Here's an OltLTit-ne
[Recipe that anybody can apply
The use of Sage and Sulphur for re-
storing faded. gray hair to its natural
color dates back to grandmother’s
time. She used it, to keep her hair
beautifully dark. glossy and attractive.
Vl'henever her hair took on that dull.
faded or streaked appearance. this
simple mixture was applied with wonr
(‘erful effect.
But brewinrr at home is mussv asnd
out of date. Nowadays, by asking at
any drut.r store for a bottle of “W'yeth‘s
Saze and Sulphur Compound." you
will get this famous old preparation.
improved by the addition rt" other in-
gredients, which can be depended un-
on to restore natural cum and beauty
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to the hair. ;
A well known downtown di‘llgglsli
says it darkens: the hair so rattle-ml)"
land nvenlv llin. nobody can tell it hasl
cr :tpplictir .
t iully dark a..l glossy
lmprored. AROGERS @ STEVENS The convention will open Thursday b-«cn applied.' You Simply cl ”upon a!
————— — _ \ Q afternoon with conferences cf the six grunge or soft brush “‘ill‘l it and draw
“ Ebenezer Hill of Norwalk has sold § ;’~ committees of the League Women .tltis through you: 11- irf tnkln: ouc
property on .\'o.-th street_ Greenwich. Z/i‘ TWO STORES § Voters. Mrs. Nancy M, Schoonmaker. fstrand at a ti in RV morality: :lw‘
to A. J. ilrmseuu of New York, sub- ‘9 ' ,1] who is now directing citizensth in rainy hair disc. -pt~1.s and after annih-
‘ South Norwalk , - :3 1w”. ll bis-Colitis ‘Jtu-
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l The'State “hemlock Cumin-l—
on hemameetingym. 0110010
B. other: It rlntendent o! the
Senatoflzin l?umm_m that ‘3 ““9”th traffic and from u;
be a ratification ban- conditions were _ .
there are about 135 nuns- there we? consideration by m.- s m
.. “ T.
In “3‘ m rill! has already passed m. Hm; he
sent
mnkmg I total of
in all the senate“!!!-
There are several may welt...
lAI‘ltNUAL CONNECTICUT LmRARY,1ng lists.
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satisfied”. M W an to foreign countries by
I’M m We Commerce Commln.
8 being piloted in the STAR»
4,”; nun- Gore of Oklahoma.
8ft“ films, decipting crime. would b.. .
igmmsnav, rats. 11, 1920
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IRONING BOARDS from
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Houseman-kings, More and Auto Supplies
at.
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Free Deliver:
> plan to close all tl‘l}' tomorrow ml, 1, y
honor of thc l2ir:‘..l;._\- t‘t' A‘nm'nu is THURSDA‘
’I.incoln. but Will l'tmfllzl 02‘0“ l1: ...,, wwmmm ‘
evening until 9 o'clock. '%‘Mwfl@‘ [A b . . I a,
_ Hugh J. Laverr. for the last fii-elsz,soo VOTED TO NEW I'MVEN PASTOR DEAD-
years chairman of the Democraticl CONDUCT FOOD AND REV. William J. Ashworth Ill Onl)
" T0wn Committee of Bridgeport. has DRUG. lNVESTiGATlON Week With Pneumonia.
resigned that. office. Atorney John A.. l NEW HAVEN, Feb. ll.—Rev, Wil:
Cornell has been selected as Mr. La.-l \t the meeting of mo 53mg board of liam J. Ashworth. 35, pastor or ”19
very’s successor, coinrol in Hartford Monday, the l'on- East Pearl St M. E. church. died yes-
Aurit‘llltlll‘fll Extension Spr- tcrday mommg at the New Haven hos.
‘ pital. after an illneszs of one week
with pneumonia. He has been in this
lnzxcticut 0
was voted no approprtuttnt of 3...-
.‘mo in conduct :t food and drug invvs-
B. N. Bert'v field comntanior in the“
Scouts spokn vi the noondm lunch-eon 1““
New England District. for the Scouts,
. W q ”mafia“. 01nd,,“ 01- mp pvtwllsiim city for one war. coming from “'nter-
of hm BYHN '90" ( aml‘e‘ ‘ ruin iseiw ice :lf't‘ 'satiisfietl that an lil‘u‘fll‘ bury-Where ht“ had a Pastoral“ H“ see for vourself
merce in 1hr Hotel sit-amok} today,i conducted. as it... had Just received a call for another - '
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tion should ,
officials who look after .l‘cnr by the local church.
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taking for his subject: “Pl‘ntical lrlcztr ‘
Satisfied Customers—Our BestAd
The best aid to our business is the fact that people depart from our store with inst as satisfied an air
as when they entered. If Mrs. Jones tells Mrs. Smith that our merchandise has proved just exactly what
we stated it to be she is voicing her true sentiments and at the same time zivinz us a boost. We want
boosters. That is why our policy has been and always will be to keep our customers satisfied. Trv us and
t'--::ul:tr stale
ltltesc matters do not am until filter :1 ,
rem-trod.
ism of Scoutlnz." .____,..
MUCH “BAD MEDICINE"
SIEZED IN N. J. HOTEL
HOUSTON \. J. Feb. ll.‘m.\'inl}'-
,.'m".nul tolnplztint has been
The discovery by the slut:- tl:lll‘}‘ and
l Slate tirtlgg‘tsls,
Swine nppronintc patriotic music
A L' '
should be in Mew}: heat.» 0'1 Lincoln ~ lVlng
V'.‘ :, -‘. a}, . .. ».I at... , _ _
. and do hutzton s blil..ll.l_\> o poci.i.l_ '. .3 ”W lll't'il'l‘l'i‘ll-Illr with ” 5.x, (.3505. of “1”}.le Villllt‘d m “Wm,“
, 17!)" Your \‘lt ll'n‘u, lll . list In 1.»: ‘
. . flu :’ - i1 .l‘lllll ol‘ drums. than pm was "too much medicine for one man."
Ill’llli ,4 :oIlr.
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lood commission thu
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That Commands Attention
Room Suite
gm“. 1. v.'\ .v v, I ‘ _ . _ . ~' .
.- . - h I ‘h mh\ ’c‘l .“luig scription called for (mused surptirw 20‘ ctnntent ngcnts (leaded. so ill“:
Ike mm 1.1”” Hum ‘lt “find“ ”' " raided the Hotel Boonton and (Ionfis~
-outit Main sll‘t‘t‘l.
lamong olllciuls of the extension svrv
heated the liquor. which was marked.‘
,“for medical purposes."
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to the
'Otte hundred ll‘id fifty one men, nmvl ll Wits decided to appeal ! .. . ' ' .
. 'dinz in Fairfii-ld (‘Olllli\‘. who were rbotttd of control for funds. as l'lt“ iip- ' ( 10“ SilCI‘lWPlgh, grandson of Lemu-
: ’ illl‘ol‘vt‘lulllllls mztlle by the like Lugls ,91 Kal‘hart. troprictor of the hotel.
in other countries but served in; , . . . .
z A p_ p “.3... Rammed m citizen- iluillre were not sulllcienl for in.) serv- . srud the liquor was a gift from his fa-
in New '
p in tho l'mlgq Slates, yesterday-Jim in conduct such an itt\'(.I.<1’.Iz;tlion:llll‘l', who operates a llOlt‘l
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‘thq naturnl‘zntion 30,2110“ of the S“. ‘ils \\'tllllll llt‘ lllOllL‘lll lt‘." :H‘MJ} lll I." 3 Oil‘-
.dcr to do t'ull justice to the mailer.
let court in Bridsrepori.
" Representatives 01' the service :tppcztr-
_! wing to bad weather and sickness ‘ed the and
‘vvas a small attendance at the illle $2,300 was granted.
P-ting of Sherman Council, Royal} The board also allowed
. last evening in Odd Fcl- lhishwuy department to mt" -~ l';:..;2 .
Routine business Was ,fm‘ of 53,00» from (mo .« 1. '. ; . ;
ied out. and plans made for a lments [0 another.
' ger meeting Tuesday. February 24.
litigious
0R illliifi 30mm
Harmless to flush Kidneys and neu-
tralize irritating acids
Kidney and Bladder Weakness re-
sult from uric acid says. a notcrl au-
liefore board yesterday.
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It vs... "(Ff-klflr‘d your patio
our 3:? 2.5001“.
resmett its cushions art :.
decor:
l MAIL FOR GERMANY SAVED.
upholstery. $298.
2, too
And V 3 :‘n we explain to you new soft and
.:5 show you the attractive medallion
:orzs an]. .6294. I.
0f U‘Qlif‘a‘il‘aT and can: cousin
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Juli
, :r..e il’l'»? sccn it i“
2‘15‘. 3:; you'll want to own it.
xtwn vat: velour cr tapestry
The posloillce department recent?)
indViscd that in the sinking: of tltr
lslrnmship Lilgrty lilo which Hillul
‘i'rom New York for Hamburg on No
lvembcr 22 and struck mine off lllv‘
lcoust of lltlllllllil with the reported
lloss of 938 sacks of mail of which iifi-‘l
lwcre consigned to Germany, 331
gCzechoslovakia and sixty-seven suck:
for Austria. Notice is now of
MEN THOLATUM
for
.‘Headache, Neuralgia, Sore'Throat,
Nasal Catarrh and Golds
Btillson-Powell Corporation
South N orwalk
thority. The kidneys filler llliI :tcicl
front the blood and pass it on to it.)
bladder. where it often rtntaius to in
ritate and inflame. cousin: a burning,
scalding sen°ation, or scttlng up an
irritation at the neck of the bladder.
obliginr: you to seek relief two or three
times during the night. The sufferer
is in constant dread, the water passes,
. _ . , , , ' sometimes with a. scalding sensationZ
the receipt or mfonmtmn trom Ger. , . l
. , _ and 15 very profuse: again, there is‘
many that the enltrI m; :l “as 53:. ed. r ' ' ‘
, . . ,_ _ ._ ;(.tfllculty in avoiding it. i
,and rczulled Emmerich. llllSalIL on, .
I - _. . , ‘ . : Bladder weakness, most folks call
-December 1». utthort cuttings. from . '
l . . . it, because they can t control urination.
Winch place it was di:.p3l‘. no.1 to Ham- , . .
burg While it is extremely annoying and,
' sometimes very painful, this is reallyl
,one of the most simple ailments to;
’overcome. Get about four ounces of,
Jad Salts from your pharmacist and;
take a tablespoonful in a glaSs :3! wa-g
quarts of Cnadiun whiskey found Cl :-. ter before breakfast. continue this forl '
cealed in a carload of baled hay here two 01' three. days. This Will neutrals;
yesterday. The hay was baled from ize the actds in the urine 5° I“ no 1333';
Van Buren, Maine. to the Ayredaie
stock farm. Bangor. The liquor was der and urinary organs Wh‘d‘
removed to the federal building for act normally again. ' ‘
storage. Jad Salts is inexpensive. harmless:
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IF
YOU HAD TO .
close your savings account to ; OF LIQUOR lN HAY CAR
. ' BANGOR. Mo. «_ b. ll.-l'nitrd
buy Liberty Bonds, or for oth-
States Marshal “113.011 seized 1.32:1
er reasons, we would be pleased
’.3 \‘et:
to re-open that account for one
most opportune values is
only $67.50.
then;
dollar or more.
Vl’ell Selected
a Pleasing and'Useful Duty
What a change your living room—or an other roo ' ‘
matter—will experience when covered y m for that
. beauty in coloring and design!
er is a source of irritation to the bind-E “1 our ”3' department for mufifm the home-
Rugs Perform
with a rug- of rm
There are untold possibilities
. One of the
the Annmster illustrated for
'x‘st
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plea»
five
A Real Treat in The Store
for You—T his Dining Suite
to inspect this (shunning tenpiece dining room suitc ‘
:ure. Its mirrcred buffet, large china. cabinet and
side chairs and armchaém which are leather seated.
for $325.. Patterned after the William and Marv period :l‘.‘ .
superbly finished in Pinned Oak. .
The Design in This Suite
Is Brilliantly Produced
$1. 3°13 is m, m it: “high-i“? dresser and dressing
‘me are all “'1‘.“- The bed is of generous
In “'1‘“th C ivory finish at the price of $198.
l —._.._———-,———-————— and is made from the acid of grapes
,/ WANT VOTE ON SUFFRAGE. 'and lemon juice, camlnned with intuit,
HARTFORD. Feb. 11.——'rhn Connec- and is used by thousands of folks who!
ticut State Central Republican Com- 'are subject.to urinary disorder-scans ‘
mittee will be asked today at its meet- (ed by uric acid irritation. Jad‘Salts
ing in this city to petition Governor .“ splendid for Kidneys and causes no
Holcomb to call a specal session of bad eifects whatever. ,
them Assembly to vote on the} Henna have pie-sen m
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