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Tour is Polio cy
United stntav, Canada and World-
Will
it.
have? yourb ahaggage against any. and
all r illicit. - by lire. theft. lightnlnsl
itilltll‘viglttlon and transportation, While
in transit by. or in the custody of any
lMailman, express, transfer. transpor-
lotion or of any Steamship 00.; etc.
TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN
insurance of All Kinda. ,
Real Ectatoa—Town. Country and Shore
- Telephone 1230. .
Upntaira Over the South Not-walk
. A Trust 00., 87-91 Wilmington 8h,
south NorwaIk, Conn. ._ .
PUBLIC STENOBRAPHEVM.
The Woman: Medical Association
is scheduled to meet ell-Wednesday
evening.
The Teamsters’ Union will meet on
(Wednesday evening for semhmonthly
, business.
m
Mrs, Toomey, of 126 South Main
street, is seriously ill with an attack,
of pneumonia.
*Concord Division, No. 2. sons ‘of
Temperance, will meet this evening
for regular business.
Miss Annele Hnisch, of BOston is
' the guest of her mother Mrs. E M
liaisch. of Reed street.
George W. Dilworth, of Mott ave
V-alue. has returned after a visit 5w‘ith‘
"relatives in V Northampton, Mass.
The Norwalk- Board of Fire Under-
writers will meet this afternoon at 4
- o'clock in the office of Chandler
{Dania
Court Mahackemo. No. 33 Foresters
. of America will hold its seml- monthly '
5 busineSs meeting, this evening in its
hall. in South Main street.
Douglas Fowler Post Grand Army
of the Republic will hold its weekly
business- meeting this evening" in its.
hall. in Washington street. ~5‘
' «Two Not-walk candidates that al-
ways poll a large “vote‘ ’-—-‘5Snpreme
Court" "ToranyJV ‘
, in Not-walk, last week,- there were
5 eleven transfers of property, with
mortgages of $7,700: [It the first week
of Novemper. 1911 there were fifteen
salon or property and mortgages of
814.821. '
The public” ntiiltiet'l‘ cofillihhision has
, assigned hearingé for November 15 on
hetltlona of Cennecticut coni'pany‘ for
approval of methods of canV'atrt'lction
* .4 of ironpy tracks in South Norwnilt
rind New Haven."
Nova Stone. of Waterbury. Max
. Wittatein of Bridgeport, Frank Son-
tone of Stamford. harry 0. Reid of
Bridgeport, Virginia Gasparlna were
"dipohargod from bankruptcy in the
United States diatrlct court last weak.
M—
’l‘he reelection of John R. Yale, of
wrcwater, N. it. an assemblymnn from
Putnam county to. the New York state"
irgiaiatllro is believed to insure the
construction of the proposed utnte
mud bcweon 'llrowntor and the Con
noclicut aloft-,Vlinn during the coming
nullaou. ’ I
The engagement of Citation Clement
Elwoll, in. of New 'llavcn, non of (2.
fl. Elm-ii. onginccr‘ of the public
ntiilllca commlnnlon, and Miss Anna
d’renlioa (”base of Norwich has been
announced. Mr. loiweii. who hull
many acquaintance; in Norwnlll.
million flcquom lliltiIiViMl trip» to thin
city.
Milw- “whim ’
tum (olillncticut Advmltlit comp
Meeting fllltlotlllltlfm. of which the
Nov. to. lei'lllla, of ilnnburyfis trout
liner. haecolnpieted constitutional for
the purchase of mutton: Grove,
southlnltlon, just evening Bristol
town line, as in permanent comp bacon
lug around. The tract cannot; of
thtriyisevon slum null there too about
one hundred bonnet «boon the proper
ty. may people sum the' entire
Inmnier there. ' '
« value of such a combination tactical)
, lug dandruff, itching ucalp and falling
. gist can supply his patrons with
"Wyeth‘s Sage and Sulphur from your
and
. taken to'Fond ‘Bouton'sV'undel-taking
infill llltlii?
lllllll ill in
Given dolor. lustre ill Failud
,‘Blllml‘av5l‘lair—ilaullruligV
Quickly lilllnovcll
ll f 5
There is a strong suspicion that tha5
motive for the murder ivaa thameV
as whllt caused the death of Jennie
Cdvagilexi in Silatfold.,bn the 22d of
loci month. This wall holghentld by
the finding of the initials “G. C" on
the client. The more hence are polli-
‘tlve, however, that the Jennie Cavov
gliell murder was one apart from the
Gemgetown crime, They have in
their possession the sheets belonging
to tho Cuiaglicil women, which they
Wound in her trunk and none of them“
wcro lterV loathed *ln fact none of the
clothing of the Strutford victinVi was
marked at" all. While there in no con-
liri'CUCll, the state police are inclined
'lo the Opinion that it was to annual-
llagedl. or that the woman was killed
by a jealous husband or loior. Of
course. the motive is speculative.
Ebitor Gives a Tip.
The first clue that the police had
to work on was furnished by David
W. Workman, editor of the Ridgefleid
Press, a former resident of Norwalk,
who sold that‘abollt ten days pre-
vious he had heard that there was .
a stabbing affair in the Italian colony
in Branchville, but he was unable to
get at the facts, for when he went to
lllvcstlgate'it, none of the itailnns
would say anything. V
‘ This club was followed up. Officers
Vlrclli and Hurley found outwthnt
there had been a row between a man
and his wife ten days ago. which gave
rise to the rumor. but the man and
women- were alive, and well, and to all
appearances, reconciled. From that
point on the officers began to search
5amd investigate into every ltalian cob
any in. the surrounding towns. Officer
Virelli got in touch with all the
”we”... ._.-.
For generations Sage and Sulphur
have been used for hall and avail):
troubles Almost ovatione known the
log the hair a goodevcn color. for our
hair, and for promoting the growth of
the hair; Years ago the only way to
get a Hair Tonic of this kind was to
moire it ill'the‘llonle,lellcll was tron
blesonle and not niWay‘s satisfactory.
Nowadays. almost any np~towdatc drug-
a
rrcadywto«use product, skilfully proper.
ed in perfectly equipped laboratories.
An ideal preparation of this sort
in Wycth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair
Remedy, in which Sage and Sulphur
are combined with other valuable rem-
edies for scalp troubles and thin, weak
hair that is losing its color or coming
out. After using this remedy for a
few days, you will notice the color
gradually coming back, your scalp will
feel better. the dandruff will soon be
gone, and In less than a month's time
thele will be a wonderful dilference
in your hair
Dent neglect your hair if it is full
of dandruff, losing its color or com
l'ng chi. Get a fifty cent ‘bottle of
drugglst, and see what a few days'
treatment will do for you All drugs
glstu sell it; under guarantee that
the money will be refunded if the
remedy is not exactly as represented
Special agent, Stillson- Pervell Corpor
atlon.
man has been missing from lliidgefleld,
Reddlng, grauchville or Dan-bury.”
State Police Have ThEony.
The state police have a theory that
the woman was dead for several days
before her body was thrown intolho
water. What their reason
_ a...
BEEP “STEM Iii Flilll-
:IIIBIIF “Mill’s Bill" II|5
ilEiliIGETllVllI Hill. PIIIIII
(Continued from brat pane.) '
odly it is one furnished by the doc-
tors, 5 ‘V ,
Speculation then leads to the queo
tion as to how the body was placed in
the pond. There were evidently more
- than one man connected with the case.
The woman was stabbed to death by
her husband or her lover.' if by the
former. it was caused by jealousy. if
by a lover, it might have been for the
lame reoaon or because she they have
revolted‘and be m unable to use.
her and profit; from her earnings. m
is a fair intention to uncouth that if
the woman had been dead lateral day-
before she was thrown into the mill
pond, that. the crime of her bolting of!
woe cornmltted'not go vary far away
from the place. The commit were
carted there in a wagop,.Vann itV was
the intention of the ganglion to have
thrown tb- body far enough out. in the.
pond to have them dink. in deep Water
out of eight. tilt wuj their lailnro in
thinlnatanoethnt led to the gloom
”lilo crime. 'Jtho mum; blip up
until“ murderer: that le‘adrto the
“mnrdor union." ' 5 it
, What in no willing to the! state in-
lion in that. in all the plane: but um,
have amped and investigated, that
they cannot and that tom do any
missing woman. either Julian. or of
any other nationality. of course, the
aearch has not .been given up, but
their (allure so far to and a clue to
any missing woman leads them bimbo
theory that the woman was when to
the pond from some greater distance.
perhaps by train in a trunk. and taken
to ,poarnetown because the place Wbl5
remote from the acetic oi the actual
murder. However. that the combo
wan ntabbcd to death when the was in 5
bod appears to be accepted on a filot
by the ntato police and the Fair-hold
county authorities.
Local Color in Affair.
Thematic took on a tinge of local
color this morning. when it become
known that live ninth detective; vim
itcd the loci branch of the Adams;
mailman Company and form one more
link in the chain of evidence. Just
what the dotuciirell learned in not:
known nor in it known whether tho-
avidunce gathered here will change in
any recount. the mitotic! upon Which
the stale ill now working, ,
A Sentinel reporter interviewed one
of the employer of the company lino
wall told that about three mail “0.
_ no and number Adamo mu hull loll al
of sight.
Wound by Workman.
The body was discovered by A J.
Kurlsan. Julius Carlson and Arthur
Johnson, while they were on their
way to work at. the factory. 5The nup-
crintend-ent of the factory telephoned
to Dr. Ill H. Smith" -of Beddinfi’.- the
medical examiner for the town. who
after he informed Coroner Phelnn,
hurried to Georgetown. and took
charge of the remains. The holly was
calablishmeut where ad autopsy was
performed by Drs smith and William
J "Stevens". The romaine are still at
the morgue.
When tin; body- was first seen it.
was in shallow water it wall scantily.
drained. There was a chemise. and
a calico pottlcoat oh the‘ lower part ofVV
the body. The lotion had appoint;T
at. as if it had been put on latter the
woman was. dead. Wrapped about
the head was a sheet, which bore the.
lullinin "G ,.,C " and n5mnn's under
shift which was tightly bound about
the t’hront. The also 0% this Wilt
wall 38. The body was partly decom-
posed. The hair was dark. but there
was a. strand of gray hair in front
hanging over the forehead, which may.
5'Mv‘e been more of a blrthmarll, on all
the rest of the air was Noah and no
also of greyneul. in lino-it was a well
built and well nourlnhgld body, about
ii font 0 int-hell, and Ihh probably
weighed lilo or 145 pounda. The eyes
were dark brown, but on account of
the decomposition it was hard to tell
whether the remain... yore thbne oi an
nitractlvo which or not i "
5(an Polio-man ballad.
~8tato i’oliccmon Robert: Hurley “mi
Frank Viruill were hurried to the
scene. end they were anointed in their
work by Promoting Attcrlwy Nor:
man Boom of iJnnbury, acting tor the
state. All day humidity and yester-
do. the state bnd‘5'bcon over the
around in that auctiouniof this county.
running out illuug‘rlnraeormtnwn. in
Wedding. Hrnuchvillc: lildl‘relicid and
.. w "-
M...» aw...» .mwmauwmm
Cntarrhal
Deafness
P , train. The trunk was who'll!“
500113116364. Georgetown and mailed . about no
Penbtratinu, dam oncoming Hyomcl illiflfltllh ”At that ill”! the manuall-
olan new»: Murine. . 5 our it reworked W W “WI!”
When durum bounced 111.06th. smell HM omitted from it‘lmi all.
health; Hymn ore-lieu Wm of mm mm. will ““9.“
mm mm mm. 5. , All innuendo-ll m cm body with.
caution Wanna £1: am or
‘l5tnliuns, but up to last night no two-5 ‘-.
for that
theory they will not sifi'. but un‘doubt‘ ‘
relation between thwmurder and thOl
,ovorytlling in opporontly the, some
' bi trunk loadi it on a mo
3 n “$59080le mi ill supremo that both
5.
sulllsu llPStI
When" “Papl;;M6;phpdn” Gala
in Stomatll All Indians»
lion V Goes;
on...
Time it: in five minutes all slo
mach diatraiis will go. No indiges-
tion. heartburn, sourncss 0r helchlnz
of gas. acid. or eluctatlons of limit
sealed food no dizziness, bloating,
i’cul breath or headache.
Papa’s Diapspslu is liOted for its
speed in regulating upset stomachs.
It is the surest. quickest and meat
certain "remedy in the whole world
and besides it Is harmless.
Millions of men and women now
out their favorite foods witncut fear
they know now it is needless to have
a bad stomach.
Please, for your sake, get a large
titty-cent lease of ‘Pape'a Diapepaln
from any drug more and put your sto-
mach Wright Don't keep on being mis-
arablewllfe to too shortwyon are not
hole long, so make your stay agree
able Eat what y0u like and digest;
it; enjoy it. without dread of rebel- '
lion in the stomach
Diapepsin belongs in your home
anyway. It should be hept handy,
ahould one of the family out some-
thing which doesn‘t agree with them
or in case of an attack of indigestion,
dyspepsia, gastritis. or stomach de-
ransemeht at daytime or during the
night it is thereto give the quickest
surest-relief known. '
. i
lief that the murder'might savor'oi.
the while slave tramoVrather than;
having‘any connection with the n+5
cent wholesale excise prosecutions
which have been going on in that sec-
tion.
Victim of White Slaves. ' '
‘That the victim was slain by white
slave waders whose secrets she had
betrayed. is still one of 11m theories
being pursued by the state police in
their investigation. One of the theo-
ries is that the Woman was killed in.
some diatant place and her My car '
tied to Georgetown in an automobile
and thrown into the pond. but it is com
aldeood .more probable that the mar
flier vine? committed in (Branchviile or-
iii if or Vscme other place near
dominion ‘ .. ll l
Prosoonthls Attorney Not-min '0. 2
Board. d't bailout-y, who is anal-tins.
the State police in their invention-5
italic. cgme here Iain this nominal
to follow up clue-V that paint to some
exbonaivo liquor promotions that re;
united in the 'amat of nearly twenty
ltaliana three week; ago
That than is a possibility that I
double murder he. been committed'
fluidlmmd today when the State
police banal inoculation of the din-
”We of Nicoooio Martin; and i
an pittance ill-iron. tam metal
out or manual late in October l
The Madam lived all the win
Mammoth” to the NewVYgrlt
state line, and their house woo one of
those that the M'pollco had under
luapiolOn during liquor. roll!
Passing the hon-am one morning the
detectives noticed tint. the curtains
were drawn tightly and the place up.
partially deserted. , ,
Neighbor; mum no one had
been soon about the place since the
owl/Iona day. When the detective:
returned later ln‘tho day they found
condition an in the morning. except
that the position of one of thel wind-
ow alludes had been changed. Donal!»
iv an a clonal to someone outside. who
place was searched, but no one ma
found. Antonina and Ill; wife had
disappeared and no truce of them hail
ever been found.
The outbox-lilo; sapwood that the
couple had fled ccrou the New York
slain line because manicured errant
(Or them liquor Illlilnfi, but their
prolonged «balance it: not in keeping
with thin theory and it ill new boiler
‘od that there may have been me
collimation between their disappear»
once and tile murder of the woman
found in the pond.
The, feature}, of the murderod no
man no no discolored and dirtcrtad,
that identification by recognition of"
the icon Would be difficult. it not, llflr
Arno-uh“ hm been murdered and
that the body found in tile ma ill
Maryann ill that lit Attribution!
my only Pond.
Titopoiltholitln illicit that the our:
-. glllllrnl Filliii' l8 titliliiltl
fitment of certain departments of the
field. than dance that led to the‘
ways
Prosecuting Attorney mm of VIVJw5
bury, is "cinch implication with the
theory that the murdered woman may"
have had some" connection. with Gin . a
vanilla cavalier-re; the woman who
‘1“ slain in Silatford a few weeks
«.30 but both be and State Police
man Verelia said today that on far no V
evidence to connect the two crimes
hhad developed beyond the fact that
the initials “G 0." embroidered on
On the bedspread in which the body 1
of, the Georgetown victim was wrapped
were those of the woman killed in
Stratiord. Little credencc‘is given to
the theory that the body was placed
in the pond last Friday night, when
the flashing of. lanterns along the
edge of the water is said to have at-
tructed the attention of amen who
liquor raids being gathered in othel, ' '
‘ .u 25;”
qlg j lirtbday
Party , ’.
Tonight and Tuesday
only a Few of the Good Things
15c MEN’S HOSE 9c. $1.00 CORSETS 79c. ‘5 5 ‘
lives in the neighborhood.
The autopsy showed that the body
was in such an advanced state of do
composition that death must have oc-
cured at least ten days prior to Sat
urday,5when the body was discovered
in the water and the ln-dicatlono are
that the body had been in the water
at least a week, and probably longer
than that.
'Mr. Beers declared today his belief
that the woman had been killed while
lying in bad and that her slayer "pro
bably thrust a stiletto into her tem~
pie while she was asleep. He and
the state policeman have hope that
they may dismver somewhere ill the
vicinity of Georgetown or Ridgefieid
the room in which the murder was com
mitted.
llP ilIi V5") 800"
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 11.-—-At the re-
gular November meeting or the board
of alderman tonight, which was post-
poned from the Monday before 8160'5
tion, the most important matter thatl
will probabylV arise wlli‘he the candid-5
oration oi the mayor‘s veto of the so-
oallod oyster ordinance. A strenuous
controversy over this veto is likely to
result. 5,
The difference; began between the
board of heulth and the oyster-growers .
Ind following an investigation and re-
port of the state board of health. the
New Haven health bonrd passed a reg-V
niatlon prdllibllins" the sale of oysters
and cloth: taken from New haven her. '
bor creel-Min portion! ‘01 it until they
have been removed tor two weeks into
gpure "to? before" they are eVVthpoaodV
for Idle
This regulation came before the
board of alderman for discussion and 5
other couidenblo dispute and argn
meat the alder-men passed on ordly
n‘anoe which in effect nullified the reg
ulation. This ordinance any: that:
"No pol-Ion shall be punished for sell-
ing or altering oysters, clams, or other
shell dill {or sale unless it be chirpin-
log on filtering 'for sale, Inch oy'at‘o'ra,
clam. or other oiled itch were unlit for
M.”
cacao the corporationconmol m llald
rm the ordinance won in the nature of
Iiiultfitlolt- of the poweril of V'govol-n-
city and that the matter of regulating
the sale of choll fish was not properly
before the alderm'eo.
The mayor said that the edema of
the board of health to improve condi-
tion. in tho shall nah industry is com‘
mechanic, nbnoluteiy essential for the
safe guarding of the city and to the as-
ouranoo of the,permanoncc oi the oys-
ter: indignity habit. He further rigid
that if it can be shown that the city
lino contaminated the grounds at a fin
nuclei ion? to the mm growers he
poraonaliy should not. favor an award
of damaged.
it its expected that. ll nil-on; effort
villi be made to ovenrido the mayor's
veto and this failing the controversy
will be taken to t courts by the cyn-
tremolo.
WOULD All: JIWlBH IUF-FEMRQ
5N TURKEY. '
NEW YORK. N07. ll.-—i)olugniell
from sixteen national societies of Ori-
ental Jews will title wool: call upon
Jacob H. fichifl. to can hill aid-in Mlor
violin: the tailoring: of their brethren
in futility. Mr. aphid wan the trench
m of the doolsty for the Aid of the
Russian Jam at the time at the Klan
innit maniacal, and it is now after!
dial it." not till motel hundred thou»
and dollars it inn nub
“fiction for the help of the on an
Join. ‘ . 5 i
There or. new than Int h cred
W illbl: their stole it billable It
.lii‘l‘ll‘ftinic. communal; calm the
. V,” .
lively prevail it the time or such cells , " '
The minor vetoed thin ordinance be. ' 5
tile—um Jew: in Turkey, nndtit, sue »
First quality ,Mcn’s Hose, 25 dozen Corsets, extra long
regular 15c values. Anni- V model, line suality, medium
versary price ,. . . . . .. 9g} bust and long hips, lace and
embroidery trimmed, good'
hose supporters AimiVCT-V
25c BOYS’ BLOUS‘ES 19m sary price . ......... 79¢
Boys’ School Blouses, all ‘
sizes, regular 25c. Annivcr» 35-00 WMSTB $249.
....oncuu.
. sary price
29c FLANNELETTE VKI~
MONOS 19c.
10 dozen Flannelette Kimo—
nos, in floral designs, regu-
lar 29c. Anniversary price,
Silk Chiffon and Net Walsta. a
large line of samples. some
only one of a kind; regular va-
lues' to $5. Aniveroary price
32.45.
CORSET COVERS 12:.
25 dozen .Cross_V Bar Corset
Covers, neatly Wtrimmed
with lace, regular-V 19c va~
$3.1m CLOTH SKIRTS
$1 49
n
One ig line of LadieVs’ Cloth lueS; very Special. ”.12
Skirts; this seasons best ,
~ styles; regular $3.00. Anni- 25¢: CORSET COVERS ‘
versary 9”” ----- L49 Regular 25c Corset Covers,
neatly trimmed with lace
WHITE TOWEF‘ING. V and embroidery, all sizes.
2.000 yards White Dish Anniversary price ...19¢
Toweling, regular 6c yard.
Anniversary price, per yard
V2¢
39c CORSET COVERS 25c
Lace and embroidery Corset
Covers, regular 39c values,
extra quality baby ribbon
regulates the fullness An-
niversary price . ..
$15 CHINCHILLA COATS ‘935.
Plaid" back {Chinchilla Coats,
every coat guaranteed all wool
and regular :15 values. T011101“.
.row ”’95 V
$1.50 and $2160, SHAPES.
sec. 5 - _
We have scoured for this
sale 200 Shapes that are sold
the toum over. at $l .50 to '
2.00, o at us at our ‘
girthdz; P233: 833: Thigh
.lotlcoasistsnoi very west.-.
to.
50!; .to 75¢. CHILDREN’S
HATS 39c. ‘
Neatly Trimmed Hats for
children, in all colors, and
.many styles; regular 59c to
75¢. Anniversary priCe 39¢
75c CORSETS 59¢
' .25 dozen extra ion Corsets;V
.le sizes and sty as. 8‘00d
styles and: colors 7.55 values. Anniversary
prwe.........'.......V
VERY' SPECIAL.- , .
59c FANCY FEATHERS". “ $1.00 CHILDREN’S HATS
x
'17th Feather comes black.
wane, brown, blue and all
light shades; hover sold less
than‘sgc; just for an extra
big spectal Anniversary
price 1
.Slro'p earl for this eat
special. {has than ghrai'i-
‘Vprice; that is the way we.
‘ - celebrl‘lte our Mlliv‘ers’ary,
,. 33ch Fine Childrens Hats;
' VVr‘insteadV of $100 .V. V.".-V45‘¢
All bnmnem oneness in necessarie
ly‘ due to come sort of adver-
titling No matter vvhat your em
terprlae may be. it must become
known. to others boulders yourself.
There are numerous methods 0
conveying to the public the lac:
you desire them to know. Bu
“1,95 BEST ‘vvay is that whio ‘
tells the most people in th "
quickest tind‘e and that dell '
an?"
keeps pounding your bdain . . "
. W5?! 51“thth heads and even” “
Norwalk Chronicler