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THURSDAY, UCT. no, 1953'.
Our $2.00 Ladies’ Shoe is
well known for its Stulish-
ness and Long Service.
F. D. LYON a co.
as!!! ......
NEW HAVEN AGENT PRESIDENT
John C. North Chosen as Head of Local
Fire Insurance Agents.
HARTFORD, Oct,
Allociatlon of Local
to a close tod after an important sea
lion during wi ich officers were chosen
V for the comilig year and
adopted.
V list of editors and chairmen of IVonIIIIII-
wmmlttees was approved as follows:
President~JolIn (‘. North. New llav-
en.
Vice-Frost leuts ~~A. ll IiobiusorIVV
Louisville Ky' . II. (I. (IoodaleV Water-
town. N. Y;
Wis; H. N Pinkham, PoIIland, Me:
Charles E. Wilson. Denver, Colo.
Coins . Frank HanI'oId. Seattle Wash.;
8. W Ossenhauser ’l‘exarkaun 'l‘e\:
C. S. Pettel, Chicago: J. G Wright (‘In
I clnnati: E. W. Beardsley. HIIrIfoIIlV
Conn; Fred Guenther. Detroit.
Secretary and Treasurer—Frank
Holmes. Chicago.
ChairxneIt-ltlxecutive Committee.
W. Luodrey. Norfolk. Va.;
S.
l..
Y.; Organization Committee. Arthur
W. Mill's. Pine Bluff, Ark.; (Irievance
Committe, Merwin Jackson, Toledo, 0
C. H. Wordsworth, of Buffalo. past
president of the association; offered
the report. of the committee on resolu-
tions. which was adopted. it was in
part as follows:
“Another year‘s experience confirms
the opinion expressed by the associa-
tion last year that preferred business is
the direct cause of multiph‘I agencies.
excessive commissions, rebating. rate
cutting and abnormal ' expense ratios.
We commend the efforts of the com
panies and the rate making organiza-
tions to obtaining the most perfect and
reliable information and statistics as
to all classes of risks to the end that
the rate upon each arid every class may
be so adjusted as to produce only It
reasonable profit. We earnestly rec-
ommend all local agents to encourage
V and support companies which conduct
their business on a sole agency basis by
preferring them In every practical way.
“The cotton, tobacco and whisky
business Is being lost by the local ugv
tents of the Southern States. This
transfer of business Is causing great
V hardship to both loIal anti general ag~
"V tents and Is defrauding the states of
their legitimate income from taxation.
The association earnestly requests all
companies to faithfully observe the
resident agency laws of the several
states; to refrain from waiting this
business over the heads of their agents
and to do all Ihst is in their power to
“ defend the interests of the local repre-
sentative.”
CURRENCY SYSTEM REFORM.
Preiident Koch, in Berlin, Discusses
American Methods.
BIRLIN. 00L 22—President Koch, of
the Reichabank, discussing American
financial matters. said today to the, cor-
respondent of the Associated Press:
.I According to my private information
’ V from the UnitedStateV the most lively
’ interest. is manifested there for further
refonm of the currency system. In the
direction of greater elasticity. Your
. country already has taken long strides
tow’a-rds II. sound monetary system In
the repeal of the Sherman Law. as
well as In more recent measures. This
legislation has been dictated by a de-
to keep the currency
sound. But from our German experi-
ence we regard elasticity as being next
. In importance to introduces and “as be-
. Ing‘indeed indispensable for the circu-
lating medium of a great commercial
nation and we think It would be of im-
moose advantage to the United States
———-w‘- «s-.. V
Gentlemen
V‘Ifgou desire a clean beautiful
'Vmp!e.tion free from pimples,
V blackheads or wrinkles, get a
" fads! mange at
‘lroasV- complete set of 3, handle
stand at 73¢ per set, regular
on at 69c.
_podl'an0.K.nudlunm~
Maud
atoll:-
IA‘glfllfllth‘V
Committee. Emmet Rhodes. August. N.‘
,..The National and deposit system.
pm. InsuranteV would best be attained through the
Agents hmught Iheir annual (Ionvpmtun‘ V establishment of a single central bank,
resolutions! Ivr s,
carefully prepared by It committee werolem II other. or In some Illlltl‘ way are
The mmmmung C("unlntppfi 'questlons which we at this distante
tee’g list of mike”; and (hflhlueu of ll‘l'llillit'll by imetitau conditions
E. J, Tripping, Milwaukt (- V ing of llli‘ lit II lisliilllk.
I
. about forty-five years of age.
V II gratifying tribute front a competent
VIVo adopt some plan wher under the
I volume of circulation would naturally
adjust itself to the monetary needs
of business, besides developing It (‘iil'i'k
Whether this end
Vllke the Relclmbauk or several sucli
banks in the important financial cen-
but operated in harmony with
‘ are unable to answer and must be de
'SecIctaIy Show s recent suggestion
'IIIIII reform be, undertaken along the
general lines of the (iermau system Is
foreign HIIIIII‘ to the successful work-
\ lIanvIet utny
be IhfI late of his suggestion, the sec-
tc'Iary 3 speech shows that the minds
Voi the leading Ameritan statesmen are
seriously grappling with the, problem
land that they are. moving III the right
direction."
Was tried for Mutiny
(Continued from First Page.)
Harris, Sytuonds and
brought It for
N vaerg.
acrtou av m oovsrmon.
R“Illlflltlom Approvod‘lnd Railroad;
Policemen Appointed.’
Itorernot- I‘lIanIbt-I-lnln yesterday up-
pI'oved ol‘ the I'oliowtut: tuaItI-I‘I-t: itIIIIIIII
hiilou ol' Illi‘ adjutattt general and MM-
ing illlill‘lt'l‘IlIiINltii' gent'l'tll on the comp
troller for 8.300 for riliu ranges ttud
8500 for uniform rdpairs; requisition of
‘IIOW TO GAIN FLESH
The life of food is the fat
within it—the more fat the
more real benefit from the
food; that is why cod liver
oil is a powerful builder of
fl 1 Major Bill of the First Company. (liv-
CS " ernor's Foot Guard. on the adjutaut
‘ ‘ ' general for one national colors with I y . 9
bCOt} S EITIVUISIOD Of pUl'C cord and tquIt-I; requisition of ”III III'I‘III Misses and Chlldren S Cloaks.
cod lIver Oil SOlVCS the iIlIIuI. secretary and treasurer of ('IIIII ‘ ._ .
E III- 'lil‘lll -quII ‘I -' f Ilw IIUIIiHluI u . . .
problem of how to take cod pVL-V-IVVVVVV: lg'fiffiiflin‘t' for Ithuu, in If you contemplate buying Cloaks for the chIldrerI. we have an Important announcement to
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liver 0!]. That IS 0110 "335011 “1'“ h s" "'0 m m' ”H ( ”m" ‘ I" '" make. A cloak manufacturer ca me to us early in the season and offered to make Misscs' Cloaks at
building at St. Louis; requisition ot' Ui'.
(‘iturlt‘s (‘. Godfrey, of III'IIIIEIIIIIIIIV I'V-V
nmluiug, illl innum- IIIII‘.-1IIII III the I"IIIEI"‘
III-id county jail. $5; payroll of the
First (‘oInszuyV (Ioveruur's Foot (Ituu‘d,
i‘Itll parade, $237.47. l
The governor authorized the Illlnilx- V
why doctors have been pre-
scribing Scott's Emulsion for
all wasting diseases. coughs.
25 per cent. less to keep their employees busy during dull time. We are constantly on the alert to
the demands of our customers an (I never miss such an opportunity. The materials include all the
latest weaves. Each garment is tailored and finished in the same In anner as made to order apparel.
COldS and bI'OliChltIS for sum of James A, (‘IIIrV of \‘i Instetl. \itIr- Th . . .
almost thlrty years, tin Bennett. of Sufileld. Charles W-ttI-i e assortment ‘3 'deal for easy Choosmg-
her. of IIrVIIigeport arid (IIIOI‘II- AV I’oI
We‘llleud youumpmmumn mum. er. of New listen. to the (outnu- III‘ III SIZES 6 TO 14 YEARS. . . . . . .- ................... . . . PRICE $5;00 To $15.00.
SIlIool foI lnIbeIIles. V
Sewell W. Peuse ways uppquIeIi a}
(‘upilol policeman. no la a unit-hm mV
SCOTT & BOWNE, ‘09 Pearl Street, New York.
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c... --
Speoial Sale of Women’s Light Weight Jackets
NIIVI'VVIIIVVIIIIVIIII Milk I‘I'IIIIIIIHII-‘I' limit" at the Capitol succeeding I‘. A. AInoIII. VV
am It‘ on on ttItIII'nI-Iors (nor pr'itos The following rttiil'olul m U”, V f F ll w
and thte dIVIposul of the \tztltrplrn; VnIiIlI \.V.VV. tll’ll-llllli'd' Thom,“ \\ “02,“. (”H Ol' a ear. .
was “It!!!" II‘I‘I' lm M’- '“'" ‘II “V" iITIIIleld, Him] In llcntion II tIII ii. I . ' '
WWW“ the m, factions WV... utltrpliiill mm and lSItrInEiI’etII Stre‘ut IIIVVIVVVXEVV.‘ V We also have quite an assortment of FALL JACKETS that we are closmg at cost. H W“
on Oct r I. it was understood that :II pompunv and the 3mm.“ & 1.; II IlIl: ' . . .
the qtres ions at issue should be sub- 1.1901er .Corupauy; (‘liiIoId ("III-'11. ‘ ,1 V need a light we'ght Jad‘ets we can mtereSt you'
nt:lVIV(‘IIlVIII80m81:miifarufli “1“":an gm: McMahon. ll. M iluI'tllIIk (‘ltarles .lu- I
art I‘ll on. "re armt‘rfi ma '1 a " dot-Vson A. Jennings. l‘.d Fox. II. A. . K. h M D
however, that the I‘OIIII'IH‘IOFB hIIV“ (‘ondon. all of Windham. and I). W. “G en epartment'
done nothing towards submitting tltl‘ Luomjs “my I. 1“. edition both of / -
mutter iVor iOIIt‘lliVIIltIlthlltd (it‘lCiili‘iltl to V. :.Illiilill V,” Ipplltililun or VVVV. WV”, Roasting Pans ............ I5c. Lanterns .................. 49c. Measuring Cups . . 5C-
..IV I . . .V -. IIII- . . V
illlt‘tl‘l Ili‘riiiflll‘l‘tltiili‘m ”“l “" “h “ " “mm“ T’“‘_‘_“_”:ff_‘j‘_“_“_”-‘V__ :EDouble Roasters .......... 25c. V ~Apple Covers .............. 15c. Egg Beaters ............. . 6c.
SHIPBUILDING IN—JUIRY SOUTH MANCHESTER HOUSE ROB Iron Griddles .. 35c. Bottomless Cake Pans . . . .. 5c. 50 it. Clothes Lines . 1°C-
______ - BED MeatCho crs........... c.1E Se arators............roc.NestE s................ cc.
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SOI' Til MANClll‘ ST hilt ()t'lilllt“ 22V
The esldem e of Ar'tltut MI'H‘I‘VII on
Huntington avenue in this Iillttgt was1
Lewis Nix0n Continues His Testimony
Before the Examiner.
(‘ttptuin ('lliil‘V-ili‘ Harris proItIs toll
be quite w—eil ltnuwu to a large number i
of people in 'Ihe Norwullts. who had
business dealings with hiru.
lie was employed for sortie time as
foreman for Ii, W. Wells 6’: Company.
the pile driver contractors. and be per.
forIIIcIl work for many persons iIt Nor-
walk and nearby towns while III the,
IIIIIploI of the IoIIIpaIIVI. lie rtsided
III that time .It the liaIilaIId House Vi
and lateI In Usborm avenue. East Notv .
walk, but Illiiitii some months ago to:
the, Milltll. where tunes of him were:
lost, until he appeared in the mutiny l
I'I'IFI‘S.
Harris came to Norwalk from l’ortV
Jefferson, Long island. where he was1
very Well—known. ile conducted a ship-
yard on the west—side of the harbor for
It while, but met with business revers—
es, and was obligtvl to discontinue the
same. People who knew him there.
and also during his residence in Nor-
walk. state that he had a violent tent.
per. and was a man who had no fear,
and would hesitate at nothing. They
Were not surprised to learn that he was I
under arrest on It serious charge. He .
had had a number of domestic Iliillcul»
ties. it is statul, anti a child died
through uegltct and abuse on III-I-oIrntV
of his jealous temperament. and his
frequent quarrels with his wife.
He has a brother Vloseph Harris, who
conducts a liquor business in the vil—
Iago of Smithtown llrant it. anti another I
relative known to live in Port .leffeI—i
son is Mrs Charles Kiuner. Ilatris Is:
I
BITTER FEELING iN VANCOUVER.
Talk In Canada of the Dominion Be V
coming Independent.
VAN (‘Otl \ ER ll. (‘ Oct 22:. ——-l.otnl
feeling is very bitter mier the award tilt
the Alaskan Boundary Commission.
Titer is much talk of annexation and
of Canada becoming Independent, busi-
ness men generally being much dissat-
Isfied at what they denounce as British
disregard of Canadian interests In or-
der to please the United States that It
is a matter of comment that loudest
among the discontented are English-
men residing here. Many of them say
that Canada will never achieve her
greatest possibilities until she becomes
part of the United States.
The Rev, ElliottS . Rowe. the leading
Methodist minister of British Columbia
and who. with Chief Justice Hunter.
constituted the labor commission
which set this summer, in an Interview
here said:
“I am a BI-Itisher and l have always
been a Britisher. but if Great Britain
is to hand Canada over piecemeal to
the United States, I say let Its join the
American republic also. By doing so
now, we are large enough, populous
enough and Important. enough to have
something to say regarding the terms
of such aneuxatlon and also would be
potent enough to have something to
say In the affairs of the republic of
which We would form a part, But If
we wait until our best and richest ter-
ritory is given away. we shall simply be
absorbed. It looks to me as If Canada
had won the case and lost. the terri-
tory."
Mayor Neeiands, of Van Conver,
thinks that the Alaskan award may
lead to the establishment of Canada as
an Independent nation.
.courpauies were asking for assistance
EVtested that he would never consent III
NEW YORK, (Ict. 22.~—rl.I-wis Nixon
resumed his testimony today before
llxatuiV ItII' ()Ilphant in me lEllllI'Il
States Shipbuilding (‘otnpuny inquiry,
being firs asked about his inability to
obtairt a meeting of the Directorate III
June last because of the alleged inter-
t'ereuee of (‘harles .\I. Schwab. He said
he called the last meeting with the idea
of resigning bet-IIIIIII he saw that a re-
organization of ti e tompnuv was “(‘1'
essaty. It was his plan to withdraw
Ind return to the company the stock
giIIIII him III cousidetaiion for his
agreement to refrain from engaging III
titlil|II' tiIIII b Isiuess
A mm of his letter to the director's
was udIniIted in I‘\'lil('ili‘(‘. |.'l it he
wrote that he was not in Itcem'tl with
the policy of the reorganization corn-
Hillit‘t‘. Nixon was Itsket‘. if the reor-
ganization committee Wlin then running
the company, and replied that it rep
Ie.-'t-IItI.-.l a large and influential portion
of the company. ()uly Nlr. l’am. V'Itc
witness testif'II-IIV gave him any infor-
mation about what was being. Il'llli‘. The
witness said it was well-known then
that the company would need some iiu-
Illii‘ilii assistance and he had as early
as April urged the directors to IItkI-
measures to sit; egunrd lhi‘ finances of
the company Tire witness could not
recall that Ins fellow directors said any-
thing in answer to his remonslrunr‘t‘
exeept to approve the Bethlehem expert-
Iliture of 33.801000. 'l‘he constituent
entered by burglars last night. ’llIel
Int-MIITRISTR M & HYATT, Norwalk,
ot’ the house to obtain IIIIttante uIIIIV
NO 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
took a gold watch and S'III III Lush roIII
the sleeping apartmtnt of Mr and 'Ilts l
Magneii who Wt re ttnt awnkeIIoIIV i
There Is no clue to the lliithels V
I}. margizr; - -
11 Great "Showing of Clothing
for Men, Women and
Children.
Special Prices in Every Department.
4r";
TA'I-o‘
and the company met their requisitions
when possible. Various ei‘iIIrIs wenI
made to Iaise money and some of the
treasury bonds were used for ctollate-
al sIIIIIiII. but the embarrassment of
rho ll‘rllhl Company of the ltcpublic
pIIIveutt-Il their full use. The prize
was reduced and the witness had pro-
their sale at 70 when people had paid
I.II for them.
The witness testified that he Inter:
the shipbuilding Company could not be
carried on when he learned that no
money cottld he obtained front llethlw
hem. Schwub finally told him he
would advance more money.
NEW $10 COUNTERFEIT.
:x
Event-
Never has this big store displaued such an imposing arrau oi garments.
thing that man. Women or child wears is nbw readu for uour
criticism at our store.
it Crisis You Nothing in [June in and ink Around
and if uou are readu to make uour purchases and have not the moneu to Dan
for trout needs all in a lump. non can bun from us, just the same. have
nonr goods charged and pan for them In east.) pnumenls of
Warning Sent Out by the Secret Sor-
vice.
Secret service has sent out the
following warning of the appearance
of a new counteufeit 810 note:
"Series of 1901; check letter C; plate
number 86: .I, W. Lyons. register of the
treasury; Ellis H. Roberts, treasurer of
the United States; portraits of Lewis
and Clark. This counterfeit is a well-
executed lithographic production print-
ed on good quality bond paper, but
no attempt has been made to Imitste
the silk fiber of the genuine. The face
design of the. counterfeit appears flat.
due. to the failure to reproduce the
light and shade effects of the genuine.
This Is particularly noticeable in the
medalion‘ of portraits of Lewis and
Clark and the picture of the buffalo.
The color of the seal numbering, and
large X with superimposed TEN. facel ’-
of note Is pink instead of carmine;
The lathe work on back of note Is
poor."
PRIVATE RAILROAD CARS.
The New York. New Haven &, Hart-
ford Railroad company hns made a
novel departure In the Installation on t
its system of a private party car which .
may be chartered at the minimum ‘
SETTLING LONG STANDING DIF-
FEREN 058.
BOSTON. Oct. 22. —-A final attempt
to settle the long standing differences
existing betweenthe memberrof the
u twelve dollars over the New YorkVV
" Horne for Boys at Elm Grove one of
ladies’ Sweaters: black. blue. white and
oxford: prices from $I.98 to $4.50.
Overcnais for Men. from $7.98 to $20.
cost of twenty-five dollars, for the
Iaccommodstlon of private parties and
for the transfer of the bodies of de-
ceased persons and their friends. The
operation In addition of the minimum
chhrge of twenty-five dollars will b0,
Suits for Men In black clay diagonal.
black ‘tweeds. fancy minutes: the best
workmansh'p; Union Made: from $7 98 to
$I8. 00. E
VV0utIng flats for ladies: the largest as-
division. or 837 In all.
The Installation of a car of this kind
which may be attached to any of the,
trains that would best suit those
chartering the name. Is an accommodl~'
tIon that will be greatly appreciated
by many within the zone of this vil-
age.
SIOTER BEATEN BY BURGLARS.
WHEELING. West Virginia. Oct. ”.1
vg—Ouo of the Catholic sisters.
about eighteen. of St. John's Orphan
later-made Suits; all the latest styles:
long coat effects: they must be seen to be
appreciated, as we Cannot describe titan:
3 prices range from $0.98 to $3.00.
the city a suburbs. was beaten.
ind tied to the floor at the home last «
night by four burglar-3.11m sister
as: the only mount of the horns at
time with the execution of throe-
autumn m detonation; What
Mahatma.”
do" mum's.-
Norwalk Chronicler