, than who complains about the
or deserves no sympathy.' ‘A
" suiterer ventures no such short.
at» mutely persplres.~Excllange.
“M.
Go to the
By AUTOMOBILE
.Cail 1.1.40, D, TRAVIS.
to have your painting and papeang-
this done. Our experienced men can
it to your aatlsdaction. The
on are exceedingly low. sti-
flutes cheerfully given. Special low
woos or. paints and wall paper.
COHEN
110' Water St. Tel. 342-13
oal! Coal!
Coal!
Buy a very high grade of Wilkes—
Barre Coal of “illiam 1111111111, :1 Row-
11 Street. East Nonvalh. '1‘ 1y 11 bushel
11 you will buy 11 ton
Tel. 441.
Tel. 441.
Also am paying 11: 3 lb. for
‘teather beds, etc.
Hair Mattresses
RENOVATED
ilphoisterlng and Repairing of An-
' flows and Modern Furniture.
Made to Order.
it will pay you to let us estimate
.A. KOHN
45 North Main St.
PIP
. fi,w—A_~_.~_ _. _
‘24 NORTH MAIN ST.
. SOUTH NORWALK
w
. BUY
' , Hazelton
Coal
. The B. ilershfield 8180a Co.
(> frat. 294 122 WATER er.
DISTRICT. TREASURER
Frank C. pecker
Third Ward.
COUNCILMAN
Edward 7F‘. Smith
rags;
and best prices for rubbers, ulctais,'«
: Awnings. Slip Covers and Mattresses.’
COMMISSIONERS
Two years~8amuei W. Kelly.
‘Fotlr yearstayid F. Gould.
1Bix‘yeurs—Eliis E. Howard.
DISTRICT TREASURER
Charles W. Laue, Jr.
Fourth Ward.
COUNCILMAN
Robert E. London
Fifth Ward.
of us.
end of the deal.
COUNCILMAN
Wesley G. Wood
PEOPLE’S TICKET.
MAYOR .
Francis 1. Burnell
CITY TREASURER
Wilfred rBodwell
CITY SHERIFF
Augustus, C. Knorr
COLLECTOR 011‘ TAXES
ASSESSMENTS
Robert G. Mitchell
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Member for two years—Henry 1G.
Sherer.
Member for four years—William P.
Ward William J. Devlne.
Be Prepared
the cold weather and get 11
AND
‘1 for
iCOOK STOVE with a Guarantee.
M. L. ROSEN
15 ELY AVE., scorn NORWALK
PHONE. 722-12
1
This Will Help
You to
Save Money
Watch (lines ................... 10c
liands Fitted ......... J.‘ ........ lUc'
M11111 Spring .................... 506‘
(fuse Spring ........... . ........ 50c
Eyeglass ....................... 5°C
. Our business magnet‘ut all times is
.tirst-ciass repairing. t
if you need anything ill .ic1vclry.i
Watches. Clocks 'and Optical (11111115,:
please come to me. I will sell
cheaper than any one else.
Surely you save much money.
Charles Brand
RELIABLE WATCHMAKER,
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN.
155 Washington St. South Norwaik.
. Opposite Hart's Theatre.
WATCH FOR THE NAME.
Hello Central
Call 9 1 2
I Want to Learn the Top Prices
For
.All Kinds of Junk
1Rubber Tires, Metals, Feather!
Beds, re :1 lb. for Rags, 25c peri
100 for Newspapers 35c per 100!
for magazines.
G Yourdisky 371
Phone 912. 27 Ely Avo._ So Norwalk
You are In-
ivited to Visit
‘llllil inspect our Fine Line of l"lil‘lll
ituro. l’i‘li‘iirl to null llii
M GUTKOWSKY
Hit the Former Auditorium Building,
1 North Main St.
i W11 buy secondhand furniture iIilil.
i stoves.
. U I II
, 1 4.' "if"?! ~- I l I"
41:19“ zit-fl: ewe-Modern fa,
iMcnlbcr fol 111111‘ 11111111
’ 1111111111111-
Our New Storei
:r rioti to 11 young lady of
I‘-
The Paris Cloak 81 Suit» House
33 South Main St., South‘Norwalk .
Wonderful values in Early Fall Models of Women‘s Suits, Coats,
Dresses, Skirts and V’aists. Search where you like throughout the
length and breadth 0 this country and you will find nothing to equal
these values. We invite your inspection and comparison with any-
thing that is today being shown around town. A tine array of novel
colorings suitable for both street and evening wear.
WE ALTER
We are the largest dcaiers in this state.
:iW—w
Member for six years~—D. illur licacll,
Harry E. Scoflcld.
TOWN (.l ERR
«Herbert it. Smith
SEMECYFMIEN
William G, (‘l‘ockcii ‘1
John 11. tlorbllm 1
t.‘(‘)!\lS’l‘1\ill.l‘}S
Samuel C. il‘cinnd
Edward J. Ladl‘lnan
liryuu [1. Silk
iicnly (‘. 511701
Fer the First Ward
COUNCILMEN
.Tohll l). ‘illluc
Michael J. lilol‘dnll
110111111 011‘ 1115'1‘111171" ("oilillssulx
HRS ti“ir.<1 ’l‘nxinl: ilistricll
Member for two ycurs~«-Fletcher Ii.
Montgomery.
Member for four ycul‘sv—‘i'1‘rcdcrick 1..
(‘hundiclfi
Molnbcr for six y1-111‘<«l1“1nlli 1 I. .ltlllt‘S
DISTRICT ’i‘l‘ilMSi lil.ii ti‘ irst '1 fax-
int: Districll
clues'rlcn s. s1«‘.l.l.l«:cl<
RidiHS'i‘iL-Ht ill“ VOTERS (First Vot-
illl: l‘tis‘tricti
Joseph A. Curler
For the Second Ward
COUNCILMEN
liurry W. Mather
Robert M Wolfe
llO \RD 011‘ DISTRICT COMMISSION
FRS iSocond ’i‘uxing Districtl
Member for two yollrs»«Slopllcll S.
Hatch.
Mcmbel"
Nash.
Member
llurford.
llOAltl) 011‘ lCldsli‘Tiilt‘Ai. (“01.13118
SIGNERS (Second Taxing ilislrictl
i
1
i
1
for four yours-«lloracc ii.
for six yours-D. William
Mombcr for two yenl‘s»~»~l‘ntrick l’.
llopby.
Mcmilor for four years-‘-Fredcrlt'k
Hllilkt‘illit‘i'.
Member for six yours«-~~—'i‘holnnn iiob-
ills.
l)l«S'Nii("’f‘ 'l‘iiEASi'iililii (Second
’I‘uxiln: llistricli
Pcl‘cy J .l11dw11rds
lil1‘.fll"i~liitAll 011‘ \‘tl'l‘b‘lil-l (Second
\olillg' llislliill
Edward ll. iioulclls
For the Third Ward
(‘.(li‘Ni‘l.il\‘iAN
ilcury ..i llipsou
1.1101111) Oi? illS'i‘Illt‘T i‘thMIShlth
biliS
\icmiu-l fol tun tools» i."c\i .i Jollc>l
1111111 11 Carl.
\i‘llliulll ll.
fol" six
yitill'i‘l ‘
Sllll‘t’cn,
lliir‘l’l‘iiii‘i‘ 'I‘lii‘TASI‘liidli i'i‘ilird 'i‘a\‘-
illl: ilinll‘icti
ilnllicl i Iiolulllcllicu
'ili.(llt~‘1'llil‘\iiili“ \‘il’i‘blliH l'lilll"ti \(li~
i111: Ilinirictl
; Aiilcl‘i W. l‘iltll"iliull
i For the Fourth Ward
1 (‘ilI‘Nt'll..\i/\N
: ‘(llinrlua ii. Mncombcr
lil~Iliii~i'i‘ii.A|i iii" \‘(l'l‘ldii‘ci ti1'irui Vol
lull lllulrit‘il
Joseph A. i‘uricr
For the Fifth Ward
l‘iliiNilllMAN
loot-1:11 W, Sicvonu
itiNilil'i‘ll/i‘lt 011‘ VOTERS (13111111111
Voting District)
Edward 11.111111111111111
........ WM... 1%
WILLIAM G ‘MiLLER MARRlED
senuttlve of T1111 Sentinel,
M0,, in May at Npriliglleid, Muss.
Sentinel. Wants 11111111,
and «means :11 than whm‘
HEBE are
to Buy Lumber
No one dealer always otters everythinz at lowest price-
and it price «alone was the guide, buying would be easy to all
Many of us have reason to know that the character and
reputation oi the seller are or equal or more importancot
the price. so select with great care the [inn who is at the other
Select The Hatch a Bailey (30. “for their many years or
fair dealing prove their integrity and there is the satisfac-
tion 0! knowing that quality and price are sure to be right.
"lhe Hatch 81 Bailey Company
IOUTH N'wwux CONN
it is reported hero that William G.
Miller, former South Norwulk more
was mur-
Portland.
.. _ employer1
.5 and employee-l together. where the
>. empioymmsy. lsnrn ol the proficiency
he
Stayer‘ai ways
than
FREE.
Leading Dry Goods Store
Gazette Building. orwalk
Tristram and HYatt
“ “_
via." 1
Beacon Blankets
Give wool warmth at a cotton
price. Made by a special process
that has often been imitated, but
never equalled.
BEACON BATH ROBE BLANK-
« ETS. Complete with cords and
frogs, $2.50.
Beacon Crib lilnniwls A large annulment of
dainty designs to piano the children, in pink
or blue. 5
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INVESTIGATE SPENBEB’ 8
GBHFEBSION
(Continued from Team Page.)
After being questioned l'ol" l'oul‘tcm‘,
illours during which the number
of
murders ile colll‘csscd lo 111111111: coma
lllittcd, was increased to 11111111 than
lwcllty, Spollccl', 1.1:1‘llaustcd by tile or.
dual, was allowed to retirc lil il ccil
shortly after S o'clock this morning
fill 11 i'cw ilours' slccp.
lit1 bad bccn ulnwtiolod without in
torruplion by i’olit 11 (uptu’lll llulpiu
and Assistant 51111121 \llilllii 1" Sulli-
Viiil ill 11211 11111 to the 11111 llil of his
criminal (zil‘ocl' clcr 11111111 111 is lll‘l'cst
at 1‘1 o‘clock Sunday llighi. .\t'1111‘ 11111
long alone be put his hauls to his
bond and said: "1 11111 too 1111111 in re-
lllclnbel" any more just. now. i 1111111 to
1111111 some slccp. The truth of tho
matter is mm 1 killed so many i can't
rclnclnbcl" all of them."
il1‘l"olll ull tlnotilclnl sourvc it was
lollrllcd lllllt Spencer bad .11111piilled his
story of the murder of one of his
wives. lie snid lilc wollluu's flumn
won Nciiic, but l‘ciuscd to give Ilcl" sun
name.
“i was ill New York 2111; yours ago
and one day i visitcd the art gallery
which Helen Gould has installed in the
Murillo Washington Hotel for women."
said Spencer. “Tllcrc i met Nollie,
Miss Gould's lhnid. W11 wore mnrriod
three days llllcr. 1 had told her i
was 11 wealthy trawling snicslllnn.
“One day we took a ride up the Hull-
son River to West. Point and from
there went by bus to Fort Montgom-
ery. ill a secluded spot 1 struck her
twice with a bummer. killing bcl" in-
stantly. i took 8.111111 from 1101' clothing
and returned to Chicago.
"A few ‘duys later i robbcd n clotll-
1111: store of forty-five suits, which 1
sold.
clos, gctling about iliil of them. The
police finally made it so hot for 11111
that i beat it out of town."
One of Sponccr's victims of whom
in1 told curly today was lill ultidcllll-
111111 1111111 who 11111 idcntnllv brunllcd
against him and whom ilti followed
lolliuul ulld shot dead
inst nprilln.
Two months ago I111 in said to have
clitorcll 11 Park iinw nuloon wilcl‘c it"
portcl‘
l'ol‘lln‘l‘iy 1111111 employed as n
and HUN] :1 bnl"tclldct‘ with a ilulnlncr.
”11 dbl not lily“ lllc bartelldlirr's name,
but said lil‘ :"obbl-d lbc lnull pi‘ actorui
iliiillil‘i‘il doilntul.
W ..W .. WM “1......“
BABHIEB ROBBED 0P$16r
1100 THIS FflllEiiililll
(olilnl 111.1" mm; pollunuonl
ill ol‘"l1li: 1I11~ 11111 iii 1 illi' "11‘“
A lltlio illtcr til-1 111liln1 11ilil
lllulli‘y 111111111. 11111; found In
Wall lli‘lli‘ tin- hi‘i‘ill‘ of 11111
wnyllllnl wilt-n tho
but.
About 11111111 11 report 1111111 rmzcivctl
tllllt 11111 men were 11111131th to be in
11111111,; ill 11 colllotuly to the north of
the town and armed llitflilil wore bur
rled there to surround it.
am"... .. _,,,_. 1.1
PANAMA 300KB.
We have arranged with the Syndl
cats Publishing Cmnpany to continue
the solo at these ,vaiuallio‘hoolts until
Saturday;
M
the woman who mm apart Dunn
.1111 Went Admin-11111111111111 new
«mastoid help “9’1! little 111111.
«41 outfit“? “tit”
Then for a while i stole bicy-
llu (llnuucd the
body into 1111 ullcy and lied. ’l his was
thl‘
:1 sillill‘
holdup.
Wilul‘li it, bad bot-n hidden by the illicit
pursuit ilt'i‘iillitl 10.1
THE OZONE MYTH EXPLODED.
Much has been written and .nuid
«abut the marvelous effects of ozone.
iAil the benefits of life on lilc mollu-
linins, .in tho 111111.111. 111111 on the sun
1111111 bccll cl‘oditcd to the “ozone ill
the air.” Tile some popular liction
1111.11 been used ill advertising summer
resorts and sallaloldullln. Various
cilcluit‘lli'ticvicos bal‘c boon lllallui'ai."
lured ulld offcl‘cli to the public to'
"make lilt,‘ tlir of 11111 llodcilamiur 01‘
‘lilt‘ sick-11111111 11.1111‘liy lli11‘11 that of tho
pillc woods." .\ii of 11'i1i1b would iii"
1lclilziltf1ll if it 11‘1‘rc only true For
1111111, like many other popular (leill
siolls. 11111 111111111 lllylll has been sub-
jected to the cold and llllaiytimll cyc
ol‘ the scientist. i’rol'cssol‘s Jordan
and t‘ol"lsoll oi' the. l'«11i1’cl"sit_\‘ of (3211
’
cugo bum curricd on 1111 1111111151111 scl"
insult observations and cxpcldlnonts
to dutcl‘llliln» lilc cxnct cll'ct‘l ulld \‘iliilt‘
.111 117.0111). 'l‘ilo rcsuits nl' lllcir work
1hppoul" ill 11 round issue of The .ionl' ‘
11111 of the Allicrican .\lcdicnl Assn-.111
WSEGfiufiax-i
.“ ‘\-~-\.\‘) ‘
mm
H. Krieger 81 Co.
lhc Leadiu‘: ilutfietcrs In The Norwalks
W est Washington Street
All Worslcds, Shakers. Byron
Collars and 111111 Necks. from
lion. The conclusions reached by lilt.‘ .’ 1
1111-11 of scicncc is that tho bygenic 1! $1 25 t0 1‘ $7 98
value of ozont1 would be hardly worth 5! ° '
considering worn it not for the per- ‘!
'sinlolll 11nd extravagant claims made ‘9 Remember
by tho lllnllul‘ucturcrs and promoters "
of zone gene‘utors. So far as the " 0 Ch S
destruction of norms are concerned, H ur arge yStem
them: claims have 1111111 or no foulldu- 3'
lion. Some bllctcriu are undoubtedly 5‘.
"fi’fi and: ‘1
killed by ozone undcr certain condi- .
1‘1 =Ks OHM“
lions, but this incl is of little llllpor»
Illncc ill practical use. l11xpcriluellth"
All This Week We Are Going to Scii
Sweaters
for Men. Women and C1 ii-
dren, at Special Priccs
wrest-undo"
("mutt-m mum-um“
wast “
(«mum
In:
M
(MC
mm
32.132233192922335
carried on fiiltlw that human beings
are illiuriously nffcctcd by on amount
of 11101111 1111" 111.111: than is necessary to
lilll tile limos 'l‘hcrc is no cyillcllt‘l‘
for supposing that. tile quantity of
ozollc that Hill be tolerated by u bu-
mull being has the slightest germicidal
.lll‘iltlil. ii disinfection of ll room is de
sired it can much more 1'1il'ccti1‘ciy be
carried out ill other ways. Ozone 111'
of no vuiuc ill room disinfection. EX"
llt'i'lllit'illh‘ also show that ozone in of
no 11111111 11.11 ii dcodorizt‘l'. in very
great ("1‘|1.‘t‘ilii‘iillilll 111111111 11111-1115 to
bo i'iil‘ilillp of dcodorizinu some odor»
so that the odors 111'"
This is partly
lilnlion arc, in the main. delusions
and snares. if you want good nir«~
and everybody does, if they can get
it "so outdoors and not it, or lot the
outdoors in through the open window.
iiiliil iii Will Sillii-
WALL S'i‘iildld'i‘, 1011.111. llt.~~i‘ricca
1111111 1111)" sharply with Ibo ilcglllllinl:
or the chk's trlldillt‘, 'i‘llt1 furorilc
slot-list 111111111 llllill‘l' bunvy pressure. and
bonito-1111111 support was illl't‘l‘t‘il to
stay iill‘ dcl-lillo. 'l‘rudurs wore ill‘l‘lll-
cdiy bcurisll 11nd lilouldi tllcro 11-111111
nonlc on‘criuus of real nttli‘li iII'l‘Seilll'i‘
was 1111.1 cllicliy 111 professional 1:111
ills: chol 111111 allzllin 11111 principal
object of 1111:1101. Tin» upmlillc truuuw
111.11 111.111 a block of 11.11111) tilllil'l‘h' ul
lcus allbslanrcs,
dilninisIn-d or chanson.
llllc to 1111‘ incl that ”W (17.111111, muslin
tilc olIJuciiollnbll- odors by ilu own
odor, and partly to iiic lili‘i liint (Mono
dcudclls 11111 scllrtlbliily oi iill‘ 1101111. 1111
lllnl ili'jl‘i‘illlllllil‘ odors 111-1"1 loan 911w
ccpliliil‘. Sumo mints nl‘c nlllnbcli by
littlllccnulin 11111111«aunt-1111111111111but .37 1.: 1.. 3: 1.4, cmnIIan-ll with Sup
it is doubtful Will'iill'i‘ this ililit-iliilll: 111 iii‘llil}"‘1 mm“ of 511' 1,3 11:1 tiill‘i‘l'l‘ilili‘g
odors in (ll'Hll'lillll- o nllvullinuwnlu. .41.. p till w $.11 7p upmnnk 1.11»
’i‘bl- unplununni odor in shops, niiict'u 11.1 . 1. 111’ .. 11M,” mum‘s Alnllllnt»
and living rooms. due to illniiliitflt‘lli 1141.11 1‘: .1 11's 111111 111111 Alutcnltursi
111lililnlioll, is lltlllilill‘ ll 1111111 ibul ill1- ”Wm“ . low 1’ i'llnndiull ”Wm“ 1 3".“
Mr ”W‘llri to ho l‘olll‘wcll. Wily silililid
,wo ticndcn lilo nullsilitcnom or iilv
11111111. which llidu 11.11 in 1I11tlu‘1uinlny.’
’I‘ilh‘.
Wlil'll
111111 ,;,1 icon 'i‘uhncco Ii. Now lin-
tl-n'n .‘Illllunl i‘c‘lliii‘i. showing 11 dclicit
of (H'I‘i‘ $«I,T.iin.lltltl. 111111111111 11 slump of
whclilcl‘ till1 air i1: 111 111 Inu-ulb'.’ morn than :1 point in that tum-l1,
in wroln: in principle 07.111111
1il1111l ill lhls 11:11; in 111111pr 11 1‘1‘11! it
In llnlnlcl‘ up poor wuliinlinu 1111111111111.
(17.111111 docs lltli tnniw "illll‘l‘ uir“ any
:llol"11 ibun strolllt uniccu lullltl- pltl'v
food. if 111ml ill :1 111111123; conclultl‘ut
‘ml form, 07.111111 111111 on inillriollu effort
on both 1111111 and 11111111111. irritation 111:1
throat and burns. 'i‘hcuu experiments
of tho Chicano scientists are fltrlhnr
confirmed by tlxlli‘l‘illlt'lltn carried on
by the “minute laboratory tll‘ lim
luiilornlu 81.11111 board of Health, the
results of which appear in the some
issue of The Journal. These 1101111111»
alone of eminent scientific men slum
ply confirm the experience and oh-
serrations 01 past generations There
is no air so need as outdoor air and
the best my to get it is looped a door
or a window. Modem mechanical
vibes for "purifying the air.“ so well
an elaborate systems to! artificial yen-1
“WM. ri'l’iilfl‘i'i‘. Noon. ii1‘n\"_1‘
plunging on lllc short ultio- tiiil‘gt‘lll'lfti
n llntlllwr of soil Morita in Iodui‘p
nlol'llcl, “losing out of margin 111‘
clllllllu was it «(insider-1111111 factor in
tho widruprcnd l1r11nlt ill prices. bu“
truth-11's 11111111111111 with boldness, owing
and 11111 recent :iscllncu.
out
though it. was conceded that
fertngu.
bearish sentiment.
in the 11111111111111 of sonic. buying orders
Blocks cattle
in abundance from all quarters
and thorn was much inundation at
short
selling made up the built of the ot-
‘i‘aril’t uncertainties, 11111 1111»
expected” poor bank statement, trade
unsettlemsnl‘. and deemed railroad
earnings played a part in teetering
While step! was
subjected to the most. conspicuous
11mm, W was alumni 11:1 »
10111 Pacific. Condition mm at bouts
and the Copper and Goal firm Steel
was especially affected by the reducn
lion in prices of Steel products and
tnlil or loreign
were 0883'.
compel ition.
liond‘ l
JACK FROST AN EARLY ViSiTOH
HERE THIS YEAR.
The first frost ol‘ the
fall season tili:l
your came on September It: lit-cordial:
lo the monthly rcport of i'.
or Observer Jennings.
S. Wont i1.-
Tills from. wa't
just 1.3 days 1111l"iicl‘ than the llrst front.
of the fall season last ycur. Tile 111111111
tclnpcrutllrc l‘ol"
lbl‘ month was 11%,”).
Thu lllt'ilil it‘llliml‘ililli‘t‘ for Scpttlnbcr
for 4i years prior
i-‘ol' Scull-111111113 11112.
mllxilllum
1111111111111 lil‘l’
Imill Bonn-unicr «i and 11.
11111111 lt‘ill.ill'l‘illill‘t'
Soniclllilcl‘
«at daily
built iioptwnbcl‘ if. and ‘_‘«i.
”1in “ill-‘1 T lit1pl't‘1‘~‘
Gully
ilvr it.
soon“
it 111111 1171.
1111.». rail.-
1.”: and war: :lx'.
"1111111 was" l'm‘oltb‘tl
1o lull 111s 63.9.
'i‘illl
1x on.
Thu mini--
torcd on
W ii 5
'l‘ilc 1:1an
'.“.i_ 111?
TM" linll'i.‘
1m Supt: pl.
1
“4‘3 RFNTINEL.
MarkCross
G L O V I". .3
Vol“ llililll‘li 11nd M1111,
'i'llr1 world's 1111111
iwntilcr Hoods,
W11 or:1 1111111151111 1114111111: 1111“
$1.50 up.
Sol-unlit.
"Apollo." another
collar. 160; 2 for 250: in H
sites.
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