huge-Inductanc-
: ironies-13hr»
:mralao'mcnrho
lino uniting you
~ 1-Wn-11Winier
o
. with snow
‘ ,dcy things your shiver-
will betertiblc in the
“a: and on both wings.
”a very host defence is to
he; your cellar “min
fortify the coal-bin With
moi the FERRIS kind.
dum—durri stuff or
not that often sells a
' puts elinkera in the
(muscle and irritates one’;
I h, The
FER'RIS COAL
COMPANY.
1'
.. innit by his clothes but you can
M“ 111111 1)) his WYIC‘H‘ Get a
m FEAR)“, big line at
Wahmmhker; Jeweler, Optician.
use Washington 1151. So. Norwalk
m
1'
1111111111111: AflllESTS'
or ANABOHISTS
V. NEW YORK, Nov. g—Xlex—
under Bcrk'man and' Becky Edel~
111011 led twenty Anarchists into a
police station early today to pro-
tngainst the arrest a short time
previously of four of their 1111111
her Helen Gd1dblatt known as
1111111; William Shatoli and A—‘hra
arrested after a free~for all light
iii the street among a band or"
lAliarchiats who were singing and
raising a disturbance, it is
xltarged, by five policemen.
‘ In the station house one of
ti five, policemen identifiedl
Wands the man who had
tried to wrest away his
Buck during the light; outside
cdmpanions thereupon demanded
1h , they, too, be locked up. The
Myra were called and cleared
ll'owers.
he policeman who identified
‘Bhflrman as his cl'atfhile assail-
Vvolvcr on Berkman to make him
1. release the nightstick. Berkman
” was charged with resisting an of—
ii 1'; the four other
1111 disorderlv conduct;
.111 111 111111
‘Galll‘nmla Syrup of Figs." ~.
11 at the tongue, mother!
it is a sure sign that your lit-
saline, thorough cleansing
"hen peevtsh. cross listless, pale
bad; hail stomach- ache,
ell. playful child again. 1
vs its delicious taste, and it 31
makes their: reel splendid: _
your drugglat tor a' 1would but
contends 511-11qu Figs:
“Helen' of '1roy;" her sister. Lil-
diam Blhck‘er. The quartette were
and Berkman was arrested His
'1’: statioti house of Berkmau’s
ant; Said he had to draw his re-
prisoners ,
101111111 111111111!)
Feyerish, Con'stipated, Give term, which will be March 1 next.
If
' ‘ sedn't coa’x aick'ohildrsn to
‘1 we harmleas “fruit laxative;”
on directions for babies, can.
and for grownups
a bottle. Beware of coun-
ld here. To be sure you get
ask to see that it is made
611111 1111511 11111 1111'
11111111111111 11113111111111
(continued from First Pace.)
rule will not be a stumbling block
to ultlmate appointment, although it
might prevent immediate action.
They say the Sheriff could declare
that 'he intends to become a voter in
Bridgeport as soon as he can This
declaration. it is said with the fact
that he has resided here more than
three years, would be sufilclent to
compy with the law.
Bridgeport Democrats Angry.
Not unnaturally, the local Demo-
crabs are angry over this turn of of-
tairs since election. Both factions do;-
not hesitate to speak their minds and
they call. the sheriff by the unkind
name of “carpethagger.”
Not a single local leader could be
«found who would be quol1d as fav-
of the most prominent said:
Donovan does that it will he the cul—
inatlon of unwise action on these ap—
pointments and it will hurt the party1
more than ev.er l admlm Donovan
i 11".101kzd for his nomination in 1912‘
and fox his eectlon in both campaigns
1 bellow the job should 1111 given to
:1 Bridgeport Democrat.
"Why. i would rather are Billy
Marigold hold 11\'c1 than that the
plum should pass to :1 No‘rnnlk man
especially our1 11110 has just bem had-
l_v dcfemed in u 1onnta molest."
Opinion 11!‘ “Yorkers "
That this is the opinion of all tht'
.llmnocmllc workers in Bridgeport
1goes without mixing
it will be 1111111111111 that M1 V-ull
'me1s entry into the 1ontcat it' do
1f
1
1
came to him was considered as
ap'osalbllilv 115 £111 back us last June. '
Some of 1111 close friends of (‘ungrcs-
mun D1'1noxn11 hinted at it 1111111 and
the appointment was placed on the
possibility list then and there
(will an Mulvo Candidate.
Another active candldateofor the
pol Ice is former Assessor Gill It is
lknown that Glll put in a vast amount
of w'olk for Congressman Donmun
the month before election He labor-
1
'Gill's
lent as the result of 0111' s labors. . 1
log of Gill would he like the
111g 11 red reg at a bull, so 'fnr
lorsanizulion men are concerned. it is complex‘mh with a beardless lace and nose and breac
Ellgbt hair.
and hairy, drooping shoulders.
Vpolmcd out that such a thing could
not now worry Congressman Dono-
van
Deputi Sheriff Donnell; s chances
have aways been considered Well 1 glut was the suspicion which the pt» the man ‘50 illicit was paid.
night- iwm'h' ”'3 mum 0' poss'h'my It “'8 lllce held and their lnvcstlgatlon led to}
thought at one time that he was sure
or the place His trlcnds intimate the
he was told shortly after the elec-
tlon 1912 that he could hum an!”
thing he VHdealred
Just before election 11 was thoughti
that Donnelly's chances were the
best bet This was thought
more strongly the situation
owing to the threats the. Organiza-
tion is said to hme' wigwugged to
Congressman Donov 1111' 3 cars
Dark Horse Rumor .
This 11.111 led some of 1hml'1ultles to
think "Uncle
1111111111111 again and that L\ n11 Wilson'
’lmay he considered
lthlnklng in reaching a decision
There are some who bolero he will‘:
‘for P0 stxnaster Marigold and he m'uy
hold off until near to the. close or his
Tbetore making a recommendation
(‘ontrmeray Grow’su
One thing is .‘cerlulnpthe wehol
controversy, which has been lagingj
Sheriff Vollmer At this writing no
1Eone knows any mule about the all-
1 ‘ bleep, doesn't eat or act nstu- juation than he an} 111 the earn part
r it feverish stomach sour, lot 1918 _
sore. .
ob diarrhoea; full of cold, give a EPROGRESSIVE HEADQUAR-
niul of "California Syrup all '
and 111 a tow hourscah the foul 1
lpated Waste. undigested food After liming been open continu-
sour bile gently moves out of its Vousl§ 1111111? be
.ivcls without grilling, and you
TERS CLOSE.
{'9'2 Progressive State Hear-l
lquintet-s in 112' as city were close
permanentlv last week. At
)
mittee were present it
the party during the next 2 yellow
4—.“—
TEACHER? ANNUITV GUILD.
-HARTEORD. Count
are 11111111111an11 e111
' s are 1.11:1 1111 11:11 11111
10‘ his right hand and this helped to
lflx the responsibility of the break on
enable to the Vollmer candidacy, One 'ihiili w
"If‘ to Gemge Hardw'lck a home.
.1211 early mid lute among his frlellds' 'plns,
1011 the East Side The strong showing? 111E8-
““me by cmmmsmm‘ “mm“ "" 'cbain an ingersoll watch. and ablack
dlstricfi the Math, la potutedl
1
wnne it 1» admitted that the nam ,
liaunt- years old of medimii
s the Ewelghs 111101111711 pounds. He is of fair fieer- John E.Reynold1-1. tor drunken-
t. a startllnx dlacovery.
Jerry' will rew'uld the my
1
'o'a stomach, liver and bowels with more or less Iorce since Jan.1';
at l '1ua1y. 1913, has broken out again with' the foot and mout
violence» due 1° “11'- 01111111111101 “lbs killed. One small hard was much» David H. Miller.
confclence at hwhi'ch Joseph Wi
Alsop, Herbert Knox .SVlnith Pro: : 3“ ca
1 ,tessor Willard C. Fisehr and set- ; in the transportation
"oral members of the. state con
‘ was1
agreed to continue the work ferli
Nov. 93~The tor.
, Teachers Annuity Gulld‘wns held at late Samuel neatly, in or
ports showed investmentsoi 173. 1111' ‘el'. Nbrwalk Voé"
. receipts in “9:19.. and disbursements at 213011.
" 11111110 1111111
(Continued 1...... First Page.)
I
families were out. Louis Schuman was .
visiting his father, who resides next
door. When he left to return home his
suspicions were aroused by seeing a
light which shown intermittently, but
he opened the front. door to enter.
This unexpected intrusion caused
Ryan to belt for the back of the house,
where he had made entrance by pry-
ing open a window. He went through
the window and over a barbed wire
fence in the back yard. In doing 1101
he ripped open the flesh in the palm
Low prices onunests at Boera'. See
adv.
A large table, Saturday evening.
lends the local 5 and 1° cent stamp
breaking considerable glass-ware.
The Board of Esthil'a'te andV'l‘axa-
tlon. will, this evening, discuss the
budget of the education department.
The Jolly Five, 11 new organisatmn
of this city, Saturday evening gave a
most pleasant dance in Arlen Hall,A
large crowd was in attendance and
enjoyed every minute or the fun. '
afternoon fell into the harbor 011' the
temporary bridge He was fished out
by an East Side employee of the Con-
hla experience.
wearload oi Turkeys will
hon captured. Schuman rushedl
two doors
above, and there telephoned the police. 1
Officer Silk, who was on the desk. de-!
tailed Officers Murray and Dorsey to
the scene
soon at Sanitary Market, personally.-
An East Side youngster, yesterday
'neotleut Company, none the worse for ‘
Gm BUILDING
Tram a. Hyat
THE LEADING DRY GOO
DS STORE. ' NORWALK
x
The fabrics in “Forest Mil
of the yarns, in the fincsess
the' weave, in softness and incl
. . Each, 50c. Extra sizes 60c.
Fine Weave Underwear are un-
usual in the quality and finish
Ladies' Light weight cotton vestsor pants
Union Suits, $1 00. Extra sizes $1. 25.
Ladies' Medium Weight 1-3 Wool
Vests or Pants
GTmsteMd?
KNIT afimnnnml
.11
l8" 1e llCVV
“Flatiock” seam on 1"“
‘ “Forest Mills” Fine Weave Un- '1'
lerwear has removed the only 1::
objection which could be made III
of Fine Weave Underwear. It is ;”
as7 t 6 only seam which is an abut- - ~
Each $1.00. Ext
Each $2.00.
U
Each, 75c. Extra sizes $1.00. . '
' Lnlon ,Stllt a $1 50 Extra sizes $1. 75. Ladies’ Heavy
Ladies medium weight, silk and wool 75% 5190'
Vests or Pants
Vests or Pants
Extra sizes $2.2
tictiy The weights are particu- ted Seanlr—the. fabric being join- 1 .
la arly adapted to the present dress ed together Without overlapping ,
demand and the seam is 110tl1ickcr than _;j
the fabric itself.
ra sizes $1.25.
nion Spits
Weight Vests and Pants, 50c, "
selected by Mr. Schultze.
Tomorrow evening at 8: 15 o'clock,
there will be a vestry meeting of
3tant to the city clerk. translated that 1
. letter into English, and was somewhat'
startled to learn it was from a prls '
Just as the two had two Trinity Episcopal parish There “'1“ ouer 1n the County Jail of Passaic
ed into Molt a\ cane, they cucountered.also be an all-day sewing session of f0, robbing a house in Patterson, 1N
3 1111111 whom they stopped and placed the ladies of the parish, the garments J 11110 Offered to divide his “haul” .
under arrest Murray proceeded to the to be contributed to the Red Cross, for 111111 1“. , Gall
Mr Dokus got into
house and Domey was left with the European sufferers, and also to the rommunlcatlon with the Patterson au-
task of bringing Ryan to the station ‘
lt preved some laslt for when in irony
of Dr. w 11.111111111111115 home. on Matti.
avenue, the prisoner suddenly turned tera, have arrllted in South ,Norwalk 511mm befo11e his letter arrived
A after an extended resided'ce ln Bros-z gem-ch however 15 being made for .
and struck llorney on the law.
fierce tussle ensued and it was several
minutes before the olllcer subdued 11111
1111111
At the station a satchel which Ryan
had was opened and a "jimmy" and
tour flashlights were found ln it.
aides those articles there were the fol-1
lowing, which he had stolen from No-
sck's home: Two knives, nail cutter,
comb, satet razor, pair black gloves,
pair of cult buttons, gold locket. two-‘
;gold chains. one our ring, two stlclo
$2 .91 in cash, pair black stock-
too strings of gold beads, silver.
silk tie} On Ryan‘ a linger was a r1118.
The prisoner is between 20 and 2:1
l1elgl1t,a11d
He has high cheek bones.
That Ryan who u professional bur.
The prisoner'a'
face resembled one which the police
had seen on a circular received at
Headquarters a ‘tow days ago. and they
‘saw on it that the man wanted was
m be 1Georse Kayser. W011 68031)“ from the"-111 conducting a thorough investigation
because 'New Jersey State prison. 0010110? 27111?) bring to justice those who are gull.
it was generally known that Bench- where he had been sent for carrying 1y Ground- glass seems m be the
or had been marked off the slale ‘ burglar tools
In the description of
him it stated that he had a tattoo of a'
butterfly on his right arm and (‘hlet
'Pennlngton asked Ryan to show 1115';
All these conflicting hopes lend “111mm forearm The butterfly inslsnlai bet“
g held, today, in the down town
‘0 "‘0 "°Ss""""y 0' n dink “"6 was there and it established the ideu—i court room The trial ls still in prox-
street, New York city,
under the names of. George F. Ryan
it is generally admitted that Com 1' 9 K11. 1191'
larcssinan Donavon will do his 011m?and G60 5 y
11116 C.
lie-1
Comfort Club of Hartford
Mrs Mabel Nash, and two daugh-
aels. Belgium. Mrs. Nash and her
daughters wlll reside in the Mrs. An- .
Havlland house on Fairfleld
are residing in New York c1111 tor the
present
A picturesque series of tableaux
showing life in the oarlv Pilgrim
.Dalv's, will be a feature of the enter-‘
tnlnment to be ghen at St. Joseph's
111111.011 Friday evening of this week,
under the auspices of the Court Laur-é
sl Club. Dancing and card playing.
also will be enjoyed. “1111
Frank Hornsck, of Winnlpauk. was
arrested yesterday' morning, about 4
o'clock, on South Main street by 0! _
h or the peace. When '
inaenrelled at the police atatlou, a pair
10! brass knuckles were found on him.
1 This morning Judge John Keogh lined
o’og Warden Thomas Walsh is 111 ro«
csipt of many complaints relative to
Vdogr being poisoned: From three to
live cases a week have been reported
to him. during the past month, and he
1
favorite dose administered by the.
heartless polsoners.
" 1
The trial of the Italian .“rlotens” ls:
of him He lives at 196 “”9““ .ress, at press time, and but littleiknown to‘ many people here.
ty being experienced in cross exam-
th',orities but he “as informed by the
Patterson Chief of Police this morn-
lag the prlsoner had been released ,
A
botlr Gall and his friend
11111111“; 1111 11111111118.
Horace 8 Wlidman
‘ ‘ Horace S “211111111111. 11 1well known
resident of Fairfleld Comm, died at?
the Bridgeport Hospital, last night 09
He wasf '
eightywlhree years of age. He is sur- .
a complication of diseases.
vlved by three daughters Mrs J. H.
Berry, of South Norwalk; Mrs. F.1H.
House and Mrs Charles Wilson. of g "
Bridgeport; and' four sons,
Wildmun, of-Nsvi Yo'rk;
Starr and _Lnther. of Bridgeport, F1111-
era! servlces will be held in Danbury
on Wednesday
Mrs. Mary A. Beatty.
Mrs. Mary A. Bostty, 92 years old
Arth 111‘
widow o! the late Samuel Bestty, died 1
Saturday at the home or her daughter "
Mrs. ’1‘ Stanley Vunderhoel’, of lamb i
mom, N, Y. Services will be at Riven;
aide Chapel, Norwalk‘. tomorrow at- i
David 1
L. Ferris will ofllclats andlnterment'
ternoon at 2:30 «1:107:11. Rev,
will follow in Riverside ,Cemetery.
Mrs. Altenbrandt.
Abraham' A. Altehbrsndo
the death or his mother in Newark,
New Jersey. Deceased was a tumor,
resident of South Norwulk and was
Besides
and operates mattress is being made, some difficul- er. Alteubrandt. another son, Edward
Altenbrandt, of Philadelphia, and a
lining the witnesses. Attorneys John
Thus is the capturq one 0‘ much 9°“ gJ. Cuneo, Joseph R. Taylor. Wllllam . newa‘rk survive
daughter. Mrs William Blodgett‘, of
The funeral will be
corn and very important. for he ‘3 F. Tammany and Joseph J Lluxwell- 1 held tram her late home, and the re-
MORE STOGKVARDS CLOSED.
PITTSBURGH. 'Pa, Nov. Sir-Ac-
tlvltles of federal and state allthori
ties have resulted in the discovery
hero of 119 dairy cowa attracted w"lth
b disease They will
1
l
itared yesterday, and the sheds which'
1 sheltered them were burned. Horses
bought in the west for the armies of
Europe are hurried thmugh Pitts
burgh without the usual stop
ALBANY. N Y. Nov 9.——-Caivln J.
i
HART .1 UR D Conn” Nov 9.——- ' Huson, state commissioner of agricul
‘ture, today issued‘ an order forbidding '
tore the election of the use of any boat, car, van or may
‘”.for transporting livestock in the State
(1 at New York,, unlosh it shall have'
11‘ been disinfected :as prescribedhby the
order. Provisions also are anode that
thin pens. yards and chutes used;
or sale of cattle
1 shall be dialnleuted ' »
__......._.-,_...
DIED
Nov '1
Mr'
9, Divers“
not make an immediate pmmuncc— known to. police circles as a desperate :Gl'. represent the different prisoners
lment. lie has a good den of liking character and very clever:
l m . ‘
i -—Carload oi Turkeys will
!soon at Sanitary Market, personally
laeleeted by Mr Sehultze’i’
1"
Deputy Sherifl D. Louis Ladrlsah.
gthls riiorningmerv ed the papers in the
foreclosure of a chattel mortgage by
.11., Administrator
of the Estate of Frank Comatook on
goods in the Not-walk Brads (tampon?
factory, on Keyser Place, East Nor»
{walk Sherllt Ladrlgsn, by but a few
lmidutes, beat Olllcer Bryan Silk. who
Was about to serve papers for other
parties, to the factory, '
1
There will his a big time tomorrow
evening in the Catholic Cluboquartel's,V
Norwalk councils of 11111211: 11170111-
:nmbus will hold a doublh installation
The inatauatlon will be done by Dis-
trlct Deputy Francis lebfil‘t, of
Greenwich, and his stadV ran» D1114
.. trier Deputy John F McMahon M11 7
‘ make the presentation ‘poech When '
when both the Norwalk and South .
mains will be taken to Danbury for
1’ interment
arrive -
Seth J SpraEuVe
Seth J Sprague, aged fifty years, 01'
Wilton, 001111., died at' an early hour
this morning in the Norwalk Hospital,
as a result at a fall,- sufiered about
two weeks ago. He‘ is survived by
a widow. Mrs. Bridget Sprague, and
two daughters, Miss Estella Sprague
and Mrs Mary 11.1.1.0: Norwalk
Funeral arrangements will be an
bounced later ‘ ' ' '
.‘k.
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W111 0111111511
111111111 Losses
Threatenedhnless 11111111111111
is 9111111111 Eramcaled
Frhd'e'i'lck. '
‘Mrs. Beatty is woll-knowalu- Nor-'1
walk. and has many ‘lrlends here. Shel
resided for some time on East 1111121111111...l
of South1
,Norwalk. received-word yesterday of;
to livestock
1 districts. ‘
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New Redingote Sold: at
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
v.51...- $15. 98.
51/ all!
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Samta
~ 39 Main St.
Nor'wulk.
ll F. I'ySc‘hnltze
WILL ARRIVE 'l’HE LAB‘V' 01F THE WEEK, A CARLOAD 0F LIVE
1
Markets
. (12 W'anhiugton st
So Norwalk.
fi
1 l
1
Roast Veal .. 131: lb.
‘~ Bacon, by the atrlp’x'...
.Z:\
.on
. TURKEY'S.
Greeuport Escallops.....350 qt. Rib Lamb Chops ........ 18: 1b.-
Shoulder Steak ...... ...14c 11:. ‘ Loin Lamb Chops ........ 201: lb.
Rump Corned Beef... . ...1Bo lb. Foreduarter Lamb ...... 12c lb.
....... .._..._.... w .. . . .o..;......._'....._ .2... “.m—
Bren's M
22 WASHINGTON STREET
. .
Plate Corned Feet; ...,..101-. lb ' .Smoked Shoulders ...... 15c lb. .
Beneless Brisket ..16c lb. Skin Back Hams........17c lb.
- Stow Veal .iZVgG 1b ‘ Swift Premium Hams....19c 111.1.
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ARKET
'Sperryj'd' harnes' Hams. .19c lb._ .
*Plnéapples . ..... ..1. . . .6 for 2567;,
Wu:
Reviewing the tight thetatates and
the Dengxttment of Agriculture are
11lnk'1n'g, Secretary Houston said that
unless the infection . lmmodlately
could he localised and ‘qulckly eradi-
cuted,1t lllrcatened untold los'ses am:
one: livestock. '
"Veterinary authorities of the Uni-
led States." he said, “are agreed that
the only method or combattjng the
distance is to stop all movement of
stock and material which have been.
subjected to any danger of lniection
nnd to 11111 off without delay all the
1121115 in which the disease has saith;
ed any foothold ml. enable‘s the“
authorities to eradicate‘ affected herds
and to isolate and 1.11171 under ob»
servatlon nil suspected herds. . ‘
.‘zrhe federal and state lnépectors
are now tracing. up. through b’lllmot
1111111111; and tullroad records. all 131-11111
ments of hue cattle which have been
«nude during the last" sixty days out
of any of the interred or suspected
”phipped
The new... 111'. 1151111111111 :16 v .>
' .‘loc tad and lmmedlntely y 1
1
authorities announced today.
With the exception of 75 cases
among 800 prize dairy cattle quaran-
thread in the isolation hospital, there-
is not a trace of the disease. within the
a mile square yard. The cases among
the prize cattle, it ,was 511111,. were
ruild, and the lnteeted animals were
responding to the treatment. ’
For the am time since the organlr' ~
nation of the val-115.1619 years ago, not.
a living can; steer, hog or sheep' was
in the enclosure today. The last“ it}
footed animal was shot to death rnd
buried in quickllme yesterday. In all
’ 1, 042 animals, valhed at $15,919), 11-119 ‘11
been slain since the quarantine was
ordered; ' .. y
Scrubbing or the miles of pens. al-V
loyal streets and runways with a solv
11111111 1:: distulset'ant continued today.
fhy veterlnnj'lhns .- 1-
- “At: present A111.» and: danger ne‘s'
ndhe possibility at there being con-
cooled] sources of infection," the Bee;
rotary added.
1* Saturday, has,
no, #1119111 wail 111;ch
1. or Wednesday
1’“
\lEW HAVEV,Nov.1 9—»Corouar
"Ml in a finding Suturday hold that
life death at 1111161111 Lee, or Water-
bury, 1 «11111.1 upset at in.
shuts. name was accidental, ,
Norwalk Chronicler