NIGHTMARE
Letusflytosome spot ina
Southern clime where days are
good anti hot, let us live for a.
'tlhile as in summer time where
M is needed not. Let us lie
.5. the shade of ’some orange
fires and breathe it's sweet
perfume, let “us bathe in the
open of the boundless sea till
mute!” s met its doom. Let us
read 9.11111 rest and work and
' lay till war has ached its
M'tih coal begins to move
..fhhis way and things begin to
mend
' Let me sleep as I am, lest
you alter this scheme—don’t
let , the door slam—it's a
beautiful dream! .
on more
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Used Cars Bought, Sold and
9
Exchanged 33 South Main St. South Norwalk.
New 2nd Tires of All Standard 1
Makes I ..w,” ~< . -,_ ...“ 4-.-“-.. ._ .....Ls. .-.“ ‘ .... .-. -_ ~- ‘19!!!"
. Tel. 441. '
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LfiowanSt. 11.111.11.111. Andrew Davey, Inc.
THE NEW SCIENCE
DEFINITION OF cmnomscrtc
Chiropractic is the definition of $111- j
..oause ot the disease and the art oi
adjusting the same. Disease is caused
by a wrench twist or sprain in the
in childhood
7 it creates pinched new on and pain 111
batik Even if done
BUILD NOW
Althougftuilhons of feet of Beaver Board have been re.
quired by the Government for the building of army canton-
ments, all demands of the building trades are being met.
' .' Government demands have preference, of course, but busi- 1
uses in general must go on, too. Beaver Board facilities for
large-scale manufacturing have made this possible.
OUR SUPPLY OF BEAVER BOARD FOR BETTER WALLS
AND CEILINGS IS ASSURED BY THE HANUPAGTUBERS
. Under present conditions Beaver Board is the most eco-
nomical form of lumber. Using Beaver Board instead of lath
and plaster is one way you can reduce your building or re-
modeling costs. By a wise selection of material you can easily
find a way to go ahead with the building, repairing or remodel-
ing you need Let us prepare estimates
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MAYOR DONOVAN AN-
NOUNCES HE WOULD
NOT CONSIDER A N OM-
INATION 'FOR CON-
GRESS
I (Continued From Page One).
especially looked after this winter.
with respect to keeping them clear
01' snow and ice and that the street
commissioner be empowered to look
after this and see that it was dour.
The int-k of attention to some of the
roads on the East Side, to say noth-
ing 01' llitcrside avenue and Lorine.
1:111 ave'uug where it rum-.1 into Ely
avenue. was mentioned and the rec-
ommendation that they should be at-
tended to was made.
Murphy and William McMahon on
several ()(‘CHSlOllS enlivened 11111 111121—1-
iug as did the Way in which 11113 bill.-
were disposed of. No sooner was a
bill presented than the question was
“is it approved!" and upou 1111
affirmativv answer the motion we:
made that the bill 171? return-ti tolht»
YOU SAVE FROM $5 TO $15 ON YOUR FALL AND WIN-
TER APPAREL WHEN BUYING AT THE PARIS
OLOAK STORE.
’We feel confident that we are presenting a record; bargains of
Suit’, Coats and Dresses. Compare them with any store.
Their appearance will so impress you that you will admit the
- .prices are really surprising. You do yourselt an injustice if
you buy elsewhere, as no store in town can get our styles or
sell for our prices.
Hundreds of NEW HATS for women and misses.
Prices range ...........:..980to$4.98
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
...-s...
Ipiopor 0011111111109 :1111] if approved by
them be paid.
l The 111cct1‘ngpe1111luot .11 b
'ociot-k as motioned at the hrsiuuin:
I'm the me: tin." inst \\'odue_s1l.1_1'uish'1 1‘
Ottobei fird the b11.u inning of last
night :1 lllCtllnu bt-iuc tho 1'111'11ssed
Hunting of 11 week 111:0 touisht. but utI
18:31) o'clock, and the first 111:1111-11' dis-‘
{pm-1i of was 11111 1411111111 of :1 pro-'1-
‘111'111 111’ the vomit-ii. whirh iiouor iii!
1'“ 111'. Wolfe. who.
;1'l1os1-u. liix' 111111111 was placed iu nom-
‘1‘111:".i11u by t‘ou-ut'ilumn Russell. 1111-
'tl11-11 [ll'vst‘lll prisldvlil of the 1111111111”.
' \\':1ll'.11.‘1' Hahn was appointed bv the
.uuayor 111 lil'i' board of relief for :1
. 11-1111 111' llll‘N' yum-z
'l‘ht-n followed the nominations for
1l11- otlicc of city engineer and street
98 Washington St, So. Norwalk
Phone 410. r PromptwAt‘it-owlfiivery.
19 MainSt., Norwalk. Phone 388.
| 1. 1‘ ‘1
Economy Store, 40 Van Zandt St, East Norwalk
COFFEE
TEA
l rouuuissiouor for 11 term of two years.
.ilr. Wolfe 111cntiom-1i tho 111111111 of
Henry ll. Minor and t‘ouut'ihuuu Mur-
phy arose and in 11 ions drawn out
,spcrt'h 311111 :1 number of rmmous for
3thc 1‘111111'11 of Joseph Palmer W111i-
hzllus. 1111111111: which were mode 1111-11-
tiou. of the work 1101111 under ”11'
ll'ushingtou street bridge. the paving
of South Main street,
cure of the streets 11111! the saving of
Mums-y. 3111'. Murphy showed by iii;-
tin-s, which no (11111 disputed. that .it
1'1
Verbal clashes between Councilman '
was unanimously '
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We”. SEN'rIN En
M
WEDNESDAY, 00?. 10. 1917 ‘5
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Tristram & Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
‘ This is
1 Arts and Crafts Week
A splendid showing of Dainty Curtains and Curtain Materials, Draperies and Window
- Shades are ready in a bewildering assortment of materials and designs. »
All kinds of Curtain Fittures, including the justly famous KIRSGH RODS, that will neith-
er sag nor tarnish. '
Window Shades to Order
Are Our specialty, and no order is too large or loo small
to receive prompt attention.
‘ ,
Police, $364.42); 111‘1191‘1-11 (did. I
(1111.111! paid I
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1.;
Fll'tf'. $5431.31; ll
Cln1 111:1- I. l‘iurh. building lilaIHC' '
101', $515.65: 111'1l1-1r1-1l paid.
Town Clerk $151.11” 111'11'111111 111311.
All the obow bill.- hud 1111'11 upprm-
5 cost the rousoiidutod t‘ity oi‘ Norwuil;
ices 11111111: those times of high prit' 'H
1111 1111111111113 111111 labor than it did the
old (‘it.\ of Noiwolk,
South Noiwudi and 1111- T111111 of Nor
ny Store
Stock oi Merchandise
SPECIALS
' Butter, the finest creamery, per 111. .
.1511 closed 1 P. M.
- 1» Saturday . .
"0. ‘ First. Sireci'
East Miler-walk
W Yerk Market
.1413 Washington St.
DEALERS IN
' . VEAL 1-01.11, horror:
AND» HAM
reams
» 1111. 159.12: '
II FISH AND VEGE—
1
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Beckmann 3 Grocery Free Delivery I
1
1
AlwayssomeihingSpecialHere I
Armour’ 5 Very Best Corned Beef No.1 size 301:, No. 2 size 5011 l
l Challenge Blend Gofi'ee, Reg. 3011 grade, lb. . 251: .i I
I LonglslandTurnips,perlb................. ....... ..2152c:
1. FancyWhole GrainRice,perlb. 1011 N
I Amour'sGrapeJuioe,IOcsize .............. .3for25c l1
1 Fine Granulated Sugar, perlb. .10c1’
1 VeryBestMainePotatoes,per pk. 460 :1
. New York State Strictly Fresh Eggs .. . . . . . . . .. . 57c dos. 1:
Very Best Creamery Butter (Beclmdun quality), 1b.' .. 5111 ‘1
30 Stamps with 11b No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee ..... 35c :1
» 80StampsW1thllb Very Beet Tea 601: I:
The Best of Everything to Eat amKDr-ink at Popular :1:
prices. ' ‘1,
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A.” F. Beckmann 81 (10 l
1 l
o’. [‘15
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1'
1'
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compound Lard, perlb. . 22o
TryOurFreshRoasted Gofiee,p_erlb.m......... ...21c'
Standard Kerosene Oil, agallon .. 1011
Force,_apkg....................................... 10c
? H.0.Presto,apkg..............'....... ........'..4' 1311
A STULL
:4 Cottage Street. East Norwalk. ‘
my“ 111 “'0 dmmn' organs “1" Very Best Oolong, Mixed and English “.111. 1111- 111.1 y11nr 111 19111.11 1.1511'
Chiropractors remove the cause of 2“ lb. Breakfast 11111111115 "W. ”"1" f“? ”11‘ t'OIHtilt'lt‘
. disease and pain. health is restored G d C fi 350 lb. . 1.1.111111-1111111' oi the slitl‘hw and oil out
wrongly harmonizing the nerve syg. 00 0 06 - India and Ceylm- 111'i1 u. including H1111 (it tho old hl‘lt‘ll-
bins in your body Female troubles 193 ]b_ 450“) 1111111 111111 1l11k tho stun of (uric'mduig
_ given special attention: also curvature - 111 11211111 11105111111111 by .\tr.Mut't1hy
;d the spinetl3 You will never regret Ins 1111' r1111;;{111'11'31‘with!121.1!i'1f1)u'$tlllii
j ring the hit rector a chance ti: o 'ycnrs o -‘ 11111 . L
a 11 Alias Jelly POWder - 3 ngS 20C, 1111111. 11111111- 111111111 1111- emu 311-111-
, "jhgaguetic treatments given also. ‘ showed that the city was paying
' ' . $2.194 (19 less 1111111 it out under the
T FRANCIS D C ["“m --- — - - — - _ ,_ “ g _. w; -' old regime. 11* turned that the city
' ’ ' ' - icouncil site. Mr. \\ .11ll1nm'1 l\\'11 1'1-111';s
‘ Washington St, So. Norwaik, Conn ! 111111111 :11 1111- 0111111.“: he sold 11111;
‘ the cilv would be the 1111 noted 11111
4. Graduate from Palmer School. S geials ‘01. fbrst initcu cure (it ritr in the 111111113
--—- -.."-.- 1 fly .1...
“......— -. 1 111' \\ olfe iu nuswri to 11 1111111111111
1 x
. ESC fmm tou111il1u11u l‘ idridsv asking
- 5 REED 6 VOL“ I ALLOPS """""" ‘ ' ' ' 90" qt Iuhcthci 01 not the new 1mm wfould
RIB LAMB H P . . 31-11111 1111111113.s:111l that he would nui‘
' A 0 c o s k ......... . ' ' . ' ' I ' 320 i that he was 11 1111111 that. had been h1r1'1.
. ' m1 LOIN LAMB CHOPS . . . . . l for twelve yours. and who had twelve
1'"? . C L C ° R0 - . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " ‘ ‘ ' """ ' ' ‘ ' ' - 400 I years pructit‘ul Hroet wor , '
’ '. . ' UND STEAK . _ . , _ . , . . .. ' this and in other towns.
"The only Fully “mp?“ ” ' ' ' ' ' ' """" ' ‘ 300 " The question of voting by ballot or
'1. , ELECTRICAL SHOP SIRLOIN STEAK . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... . . . . . . 32c I Reclamation come up. and Councilman,
~ ' 1111111.; Town . Illlurphy moved that the vote he by
ballot, while Councilman Eldridgel
1,, . AUTO SUPPLIES sen “Tile, S sanflary Marke‘s Imovcd. that the vote be by acclmun-,
' I Iliou. Mr. Murphy said that be felt.
Phone 805—50 80. Main St. I 32 Washington St: 3 Main St. 'sure that no one would be ashamed
$0.. Nor-walk, Music Hall IBIN. - 9 to vote f01 whosoever they saw fit.
11i' I South NOW- Nay-walk. Ibui that there wen: reuson': why the
'“ - vote by ballot 11 as pr'efeinblc.
1-— . it was voted to vote by decision-
=21: --—-— ‘_—_— _ 11011.1111h the rcsut that Councilman!
Eldridge Clark, ',olk Wolfe and
“Moon: mind for M1 Minor and Coun-
cilmen Russell. Murphy. and Stevens
voted for Mr. Wadhunue. 'i‘his vote
therefore elected Mr. Minor.
The following two men were ap-
pointed his l'uembers of like Board
six years each. Henry J. Htpson and
John H. H. Coates.
. Thomas A. Shelley and Dr. F. G.
of the Board of Hedith for six yeurs 1
and Dr. William J. Tracey was ap-
pointed Health Ofllcer for {1 term 01'
four years. -
Frank H. Merrill was appointed a
number of the Board of Charities for
:1 term of six years, and D1 H. E.
Bates, the n'eseut Milk Inspector,
was 113-appointed by the council, his
name being placed Tn nomination by
Councilman Moore. .
The recessed meeting was then do-
clared ‘to be at an end, and .the first
regular meeting of the council start-
ed at 9: 08 o'clock sharp
Councilman Eldridge in response to
11111 old Citv oil
of Estimate and Taxation, :1 term of .
Brown were appointed an membersI
“111 111.1 1111s the reading
1.1111111.11111u~ as follows:
11.1.: \l‘utdcu \l'ulsh prim-11111111 11f
«11111111111 of rhtims tosvtlwr 111111 .1 let l
on up so that tl11-1 [OHM ‘ -'t «1111';
I1111 111 “1111 11 hi said Jhnt 111' though I;
that 11111 (-1] time should be 1111111 as 11':
{thought lhtll they Were just.b11t 111.11"
Ithey should be investigated by the
'ompoultiou 1111111sei.’l‘hc claims 11'1'111'
fol for-1y uiuc chickens killed by don-1.1
Ithe bill .uuounting to $85 75. 111-1 soon-11"
ib) R. S. Jennings, of Winfield 51111111,}
for 1311.21.111 hares killed by 1111;: n, the‘
total amount of the bill being $9 .11“
presented by Miss. llurrv Holmes; 11
complaint about .1 dog killing :1 1 :1bbit, ’
no hill “119511111911, from Rudolph
Mun-r; and 11 bill {or $28 for fouxtccu'
ducks k.ll1'd by dogs, p1'11sn\11-1i byi
IMrsi R. .l fission of R. F. 1)., 61 Ro-
turret] in tonmmtion t‘ounsol. ‘
A letter from George P l’lln asked
for 1111 ext‘nsion of 2011 111111 on the1
Spring Hill areuuu rower. where it;
runs into Summit street. Referred
ed bv their \ariou-' Commillm's . rleger ‘ 0.
11111111111111 .11111 1111111.1i p.111! L1111
lli1'll 1111' itirtll‘tlllt't', amounting 111‘
co\11miti1>11 r11'1l111'1'-1l':_.piil. as was :1; l
tiou with the lusi election to: 1' -""' t:‘..'
111 Home thou 111111111 11 motion Hill
Dress, for a Boys’ Suit, for a
9 - '
For Good Values flout Fail to see us. I
Blot-lion hills to 111-." amount of:
$1,2h'17511111 1'1'11'1'11l-d to 1.111" i‘iunureI .
t'ollt't bills which had ““1 11 3111110191): ‘ THE PEOPLES STORE
\vorn m'dt'iu'd paid. 'l‘lu-y 111111111111111ll ,
to $171.99. A bill from ’l'111‘ior .1- (lol-; . .
iii-.23.:121'..1:;"2'1311.:;:...:.'1'.::. For Ready to Wear €101,185,
.';.ii'.;':.'::t.i';..i;'".121;1:z. 1:21.113? 11 for a Cloak, Tailored Suit, far'
5131;: pufist-olluurous bills tilllOlll‘t'ilTE toI Millinery, for a Skirt, for a!
the roguitu 111'1l\rot‘busiu1>s bot tuk'
1'11 1'-01u I
Girls’ Dress, for a Good Pair
of Shoes, for a good Sweater..
J
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FLEISHER YARNS ‘
KNITTING FOR ARMY AND NAVY
KNITTING FOR HOME AND FRIENDS
KNITTING FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
I to committee on Rimmed l l I BUY .
1 1.1111111 H. lliiuoud askc . tin-01111 its . '
attornoy, UillllPI Keogh. for poriuis-i THE FLEISHER YARNS
s on to have 11 four- wherlr-d gasolinel New Supplies Every Week
tank in bout of his store .11 90 \mth
Main street. 11111111 red to co 11nuit1/1.’
on streets. 3
An invitation was rccelied from‘
I(‘ouit L‘dmondo d1? Aunts asking the
Humor and council to pnrticipnttI 111'
1.11111 Columbus 1111.1 parade on l'lidnv
rof this 11 119k This parade starts at?
2 o'clock shmp from Ariou Hall, and
A. Dickerman 8. SOn’ 5
DEPARTMENT STONE
84 Washington St.
Phone 1111
luill be one of the biggest of its kind1
libnt Nonvulk has seen. The Home . ”1
"Guard and a delegation from the N01— - _ _ ...— . .‘.
walk [simpler ol’ the American Red
Cross are expected to enter the pat-
nde to”honor the memory of Colum-I
bus. Accepted and placed on tile.
The igtter of Thomas Hunt, the tie
ling permission to erect '1 swinging gas! sci.
tank in front of his store at 7-0 North' Mayor Donovan then made his 11111-
Main street was referred to the com- closing remarks after which Council-
mittee on streets. 1111111 Murphy asked that $20, 000 hi-
'tcctive-sergeant and Oillccr Johul' A letter how the district commie: boxrouedf to meet current expanses,
51mm asking that the reward of $50“ sioner of the Second I) stiict. ask-' which was done. This money is Sim-
which had been ofl‘ered 1'01 the arrest 1 log that the $15 000 now nppiopriat- ply botrow on the appropriation son: 11
and apprehpnsion or of infounntion ed for the work be used to fluishI weeks in advance.
leading to the turest 11nd apprehen- the sewn on the Concord street ex—I Th3 meeting
sion 01' the assailants of Potiolmnn tension. “"5 money “'0‘“ “3"?” toI 1" 10 oclock.
John Robelts. this past January \vas'l ”19 “93'“er "1 a 3110“ ”m0 if 5011191 \lr. \ic‘ttnhon 1039 Mm“? ”W "ll‘tt'
’rend. in conjunction, 11 191191 wulthing 11 etc not done to start to ex-I ing adjourned and sited Councilmen.
read by Lawrence 3“},me and 02-! pend it Councilman Murphy said Muiphy who had‘ ordered the laying
car Olsen who said that 011 the night that the money would go into the of a sidewalk for four or live hundusl
of the shooting they saw both Km._tueast1ry and could he. 111 appropriated feet. in front of private property 112-1
nos and Mike Sandore’ coming from at any t.me for this work or for any NeWtowu avenue, and Mr. lluiflphy 11-—
the direction of the place whom the othct thing that ruighl. oTise requir- plied that that was part of the 1112-
shooting took pla'ce, and that Kovncs ing an appropriuuom Justineuts'mt the benefits and 11.11.11-
asked “...,“ whether they had 5'me 11 A lengthy discussmn as to the, ages when the l‘-ll‘C"‘t was fixed.
shot. Thév said that they had, and needs for this sewer and the historyI ———-——~——————————-—
'Kovucs 10121 them um his gun had ac- 01' the tmtn‘OIHIMiOIIIWas si‘en- and STATE POLICEMANMAN JACKSON
cidentully gone off in his pobket. The finally Captain Willilm 1'- Hoyt SilldI RESIGNS.
next day they tend lot the shooting that if the sewer went through to the-I -..- ..--
and when they found that both Kov- 11"”315 that it would “‘93“ ”1“ mm or To Be Named County Detective at:
then adjourned At;
a suggestion from the mayor, made
a motion that all of the appointments
made as the meeting just closed be
confirm 11nd it was cattled.1
Councilman \iuiphy made '1. motion
that a definite time for assembly be
and also suggested that the order of
‘ business that had been in force during
the previous odministr tion‘ be re-
adopted so that there would be some
way in which the chairmen of the
va1ious commute-as c'ouid know about
when they would be called upon, so
that they Could have their data. all
ready for an immediate report. This
was passed and the time and date 1111‘
ed as well as. the order. of business
11:11
was adopted by unanimous vote.
Councilman Eldridge then made 11
motion that the. registrars bills be re-
ferred to the finance committee .and
when approved by them. paid. This
. . 5!“
fixed and suggested the second Tues “crude from Snudore. who was in De-
:lay of each month at 8 o'clock sharp. trait, and
‘kley street be repaired, and that the
‘ s
. "to New York for Pasteur treatment
"' ‘ 11
ace and Sandore had left town, their the OYS‘E‘F industiy in th1s'mt3 "“ I 4 NCVQ—OUdOn County.
suspicions were artoused so that they he asked {0‘ a hearing 1 “19 com- -—~—-—‘
told the police 01' what they know Inunication 110111 the district commis WILLIMANTIC. Oct 10 «111111111111
Then latch on Olsen noticed that a sxouers lay on the table {01 :1 mom“-i"..l:1‘ckso,for twelve years a "1.3,“er
man that \Vt'lrked in tit-3 same factoiy and Tue-5d“ “9‘""51 “19231" W“ 1 of the state police, has resigned it is
that he did. was receiving postal 5‘3 t as n “m“ for " hehung 0" the ' undc—istood. to a ccpt a place as coun—
matter 110111 the. oystmmen, and 1111' I} detective of cw London county
the two men 11 out and. so 0th”?! interested under States Attorney HadlaiC. HulL.
informed the. police with the result A communication in ”fume" '0 Slot“ Policeman Jockso’h has been in-
that when Sandore retumied to town the bills in the James Gordon small- Istrunxgnfial in making New London 1:.
he was arrested, and the clue lend to BOX case, W919 1'3301‘19‘1 ‘0 the chan- "ipotlcss tow 11" and it is said that;
the arrest of Ravens. ties department 'Wlls because of his work in cleaning
The matter was inferred to the cor- F- M Wheeler, who said that be 1‘”). the “Whaling Town" that the
poration counsel. - ' ““1 been in the local “"3 depnitmont place of county detective 111113” offers d.
The next communication Wes ask- 1k thirty f0“! years and Who h-‘dI him The gloater part of Mr “Jack-
1 rb an “1, er on Ber- on deputy chief for _four years, task; 60:1 S acthities haw
mg am he an d g t 1111 to.— a reappointment to that post-I
tion. The matter was referred to the and docks of that 0.13, as well as ye
1" committee on fire ,knows the haunts of the “Stone
The notice given “19 0"? Clerk by: flow and Sodom in his bomb town.
Mrs. Martha Dutault in togard to their“ was thought may “Q would land
matter of her injury in front of the} the Windham county iob but the.
A bill from Mrs. Frank Rose for Central Foods: Company st01e pnI place under State's Attorney Hull
$5618 which she contracted as the 16- Washington street. was referred to. will be more in his line. it is 1111111. .
tilt at huviu to take her little girl1 the corpora on counsel. ...——
8 g A bill trot the Automate Begin"
M ‘ 0 t1 11' the
been in Ne .v
London and he knows the tenderloin
sidewalks. on Elm street also be at-
te 12-211 to. as they made Walking dan-
one.
This was referred to the comm.ttee
on streets.
Attorney Edward 1. Quinlan was
today on protes onus
”if"; Thu?“ ‘ .2112“?pr 11'
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