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MISS POLLITZER
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, ! Suffrage amendment en-
wonivll. This thing ac—
It is now up to the mem-
. pzirl)‘ to decide what to do
LII“ to get about doing it. l
min Europe villi he pres-
. (lt‘lt gates from each State
1L,|ll according to the menu‘-
“in be taken as to‘ whether.
I.» my being accomplished. the
ll Ilisbond and the matter will
0. .- slI-(d out during the term of
‘h. IIItiOII.
Connecticut there will be I
. of delegates. among them be-
- <s l-lsie Hill. Miss Chm Hill
is llelena Hill “iced. oi“ this
Mrs. M. 'l‘oscan Bennett. 01'
mi Mrs. George Day of Hart-
\irs. Thomas \'. Hepburn. ol’
o‘r.d '
at- most unpressive part of the
. . lention will be the first day, Stitch
I- ceremonious presentatiOn of mar-
l it busts of the three ”plant-ecu of sun,»
wage in the United Statcs~6usan 1
Anthony. Lucretia Molt and Elizabet
(ady Stantbn. These busts will be
‘ .c-sented to the Capitol by the mem—
l. -: of the National Women’ a part).
:u‘l. :Itor Brandegee. as chairman of
l. ilIizIri committee of the Senate.
. quII permlbiaon to have the
-~ placed in the rotunda for the
. mon)’ oi’ the presentation and un-
mmal action can be taken.
I7 Is :I strange co-incidence -lhat a
m Ihc more progressive political
._ -.~ of the country." said Miss
r. "are telling us on the‘qu‘iet
would he most inadvisable fora
\.IlInlIzll “'omen's party to dis-
.IIII :Iuow the members to affil-
I'IIISO‘IVI‘S with political parties?
u n... far-seeing political leader.‘
. lll"lllfl")' mntributed 81.000 to
ws of our convention. said
.. \;.- Ii. York c. ix ‘estt- l'li"'-' :I' ti
‘1‘“ \011 knew how much the
. .x: Inted \ou in their parties.
.lll realize that you will get.
I. . if you maintain your Own
.v I’ll and demand ‘the par-
. . Y‘llllgs you wish. 0 accom-
~A-D
ans--IO‘.
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Imncnting upon the suffrage
II< II is today. Miss l'ollitzt-r.
vlt' are two things that the
-.~'. III our minds at pres-"t.
, II ll‘li'l't‘ are live litigatirms
which _
.‘ Ill the district court. These
hung brought challenging
w. of ratification in Texas.
Arkansas. Missouri and
- 'llJl. An alt-mm is being
3 .xr- these cases moved up
\ 1"!‘111‘ court so as to confuse
lw'nre the National election.
I.l lwariqilariers is in
ml; with every
'inil.
- rond matter that command:
1 1)." Is that 0! Iaisnig funds
the deficit incurred in our
, (.Illlplllflll In Tennessee. ”“3-
.g-I ;IH 0""'. the State of Ten-
»\.IIch required enormous o'Iu
expenses. knowing that-our
“.15! to win. and that “hon
“Ill! women would help pa)
I lll‘illH‘lliSé me .Ii. '
-H I:H\ll H'HI‘ZDI‘Ll-Z .
0N (‘OLL'Z‘LBI'S DAY
“In; its usual custom the New
\on‘ H:I\(‘ll and Hartforrd rail—
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.a-quauifi
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con —
aspect of the
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-nnuul procedure in connection
1‘}? observance of the holidai
his the following trains:
244. leaiing New York
will make additional stop
\3ernon. 3:31 p. m.. Columbus,
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\ernon 4: 24 p. m.. Columbus
4:26 p. m.. Pelham F :25 p m.
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t .. on the time and making stops
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VISITS NORWAuy
a, . each State ill the party. 1
i custodian of their minor child.
are being presst-Il by '
Iocal'ed or grav.
. :0, and out 0‘;- 1g?“ York onlto get. this manager-aw m it u
r ,va 5.:p m.. Pelham 3:55 p. m.. l Donn't stay
vhinont Manor 4: M! p m.. \{amucan possibly ll that you darkened
n wneck 4: 02 Harrison 4: 05 p.111. ‘your hair. as it does it 30-min)“
'I—UIII .\o. 214.1eming New York and- evenly. You dampen a sponge
l p. m. will make additional stops or soft brush “(h it ind' W this.
Jstrand at a time:
In \‘o. :40 leaving New York gray hair disippeu's. and after an-
m .will be extended to Portion,” npplicat‘iOn ‘or two your ink-be-
| tnctive.
term. 'l‘hé ca'uan upon wh ch he pe
titlons are submitted to the court- m
chiefly intolerable cruelty. «insertion
and adultery.
Grace c. manhunt W. ’5
detendant in an action brought by her
husband. Prams. WP. 01 Brtd
geport nho allege: that take mum.
ted adultery at Wort and ‘Oram
witti persons whose names are um
known to him on~oe\m m
since Julv l. The-Whole place
was Grace cflmue
Zigmund ' Kimly. of
states that his wife. Juliana Kiraly.
now’ a revue-at of Ni'immdm‘flnn-
gary. whom he «married February 24.
1909. deserted him on lovmber I.
1515 and has'rruuently misconducted
herself with other men. Petitioner
the‘court to be given the Eufitody 0!
their two minor children.
Intolerable cruelt) is the
m W ’ . ,
which Hotel '1‘. Serre. of Bridgeport. m M.
gives for an t‘llltilmelrtI ot'he! pan-lo}
age with Louis H. Seree. or Ftlrfleld
Mm. Serre asks to be appointed as the
\lry E. Hard. of Bridgeport. allege-
wilful desertion hiafiult W ”B.
Hard who she married October 16..
1889.
Ma) E. Stickies.
John W. Mahhbank. of Bridgeport.
mm. that his wife, m MI)
Darling. to l) ot Stratford but
hit or parts known. deserted him
September 15. 1917. The marriage
m wiemnlzed‘Angust 17. 1917.
Arthur Nichols. of Stamford. is a
petitioner for ran-”owe rrvm‘ Chit
Blizzard Nichols whom he married
F'ebruar) 13. 1912. alleging crueltry
and ndnltcri with a person
Woods.
Laura Siegel Ginsberg. of Bridge-
port. alleges that her husband. Hy-
mn Ginsberg. has been guilt) of in-
tolerable cruelt}. and she asks for the
custod) or their two children. Peti-
tioner claims that her husband owns
real and personal estate valued at
315.000 and seeks a substantial aili-I
mony allowance.
NIANTIC WO'HAN'S ‘ BODY
MMN'TIC. Oct. 6.-—-The‘ body of Mrs
John F. Luce was found on the
ground Mow her second floor cham-
ber window -at her ' summertime
here today. 'She had hen ill for
some time. and was in 'fie‘hflmto
alone last-night. Dr. Dart, the med-
ical examiner, viewed the body. Mr.
"and Mrs; Luce lived at sailor-d
Springs in tho-winter. .
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EE'PflETTY. TURN
GRAY HA‘IR ‘D‘ANKk
Try Grandmother’s Old Favorite '
Recipe of Sage Tea:
and Sulphur.
Almoat every one knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur. properly count-d-
ed brings back the naturxfi color
lustre w the un- when ruled mil.-
Years «"95. um: chimes
home thclI-‘ I: mun: pd. .inophl
some. Newman 3 by asking at any
drug store for “Wyeth’s Sage and
Sulphur Compound” you will get a
large- bottle of this m old ro-
cipe improved by the Minn of
other ingredients. at a small cost.
ray‘. Tn it No one
through )our hair. mg one small
by morning the
dance beautifully dark.- glossy and at-
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inm- nan was another tutor
‘ooflexe 1nd from Norwnlk.
of nut-can next Jensen.
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signed “This Is the outStandmg fact w’h a“
a lie 1.!
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ball that the local “ammonium in
ma “333$ m..”mtg
gin originztdot hm t
om’f or game;
connervflthe cult“ '3‘:
order ”mined and the.“
with the large majority of théin fic-
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whee “t ted.) haul~ the use was
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succes- hr the season ror on! $351.1?
the my mooted 'on
grain. The attendance “:I five]!
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goodly )ortion Que mm
string- 0! auto- extended well; Agggghe
the dumnd at men: came.
thin: tint [ht-911v“ nu
meryane is the fact that ner'y‘m arm-
her or the team was a- Wilton Inn .
with the exception It mm". '1’:
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so closely associated with WWII
7mm: at to- towed upon a one
of them.
The nugget-rimrmxmn-s:
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its extended by all the Wilton can
with best wishes for-a larger m
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who amdoied at Thoma to
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