9 , Southern slime where days are
bef,
2. y...
NIGHTMARE
Letustlytosomespotina
good and hot, let us live for a
while as in summer time where
coal is needed not. Let no lie
in the shade of some orange
tree and breathe it's sweet
perfume, let us bathe in the
tom of the boundless sea till
winter's met its doom. Let us
read and rest and work and
play till war has reached its
end, till coal begins to move
' this way and things begin to
mend.
Let me sleep as I am, lest
you alter this scheme—don't
let the door slain—it’s a
bedutiful dream!
TH?
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L. EFFRON
l
. Used Cars Bought, Sold and
Exchanged 7
" New 2nd. Tires of All Standard
Makes
Tel. 441.
B Rowan St. East Norwalk
”mST'W: “mg—7.. "-'"'_ _.2
THE NEW SCIENCE
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is ,the definitl n of the '
art of ’
cause of the disease and th
ldiusting the same. Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the'
back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
' later life in the ditterent organs and ‘ -
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause 019
disease and pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve eye
toms 111 your 110le Female troubles
Hive-n special attention: also curvature
"90‘ the spinal You will ne1er regret
gl"ving the Chi.p1'.1ttor a chance it
limit) you.
Magnetic treatments given 111150.,
'I‘. FRANCIS. D. C.
BUILD NOW
Although millions of feet of Beaver Board have been re.
aired 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-
ness 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 AS UBED BY THE MANUFACTURERS
Under present can itions Beaver Board is the most eco-
nomical form of lumber. Using Beaver BoardJnstead 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.
The llalch if: Bailey Co.
Q 1
YOU SAVE FROM $5 T0 $15 ON YOUR FALL AND WIN-
TER APPAREL WHEN BUYING AT THE PARIS
CLOAK STORE.
We feel confident that we are presenting a record; bargains of
Suits, 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 yourself 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 . . . . . . .. ............. 98c to $4. 98
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
33 South Main St. South Norwalk.
98 Washington 81., So Norwalk 1;
Phone 410. "'9
-19 Main St., Norwalk. Phone 388.
Economy Store, 40 Van Zandt St., East Norwalk
~COFFEE
on,”
Prompt Auto Delivery.
“all 5|;
TEA
Very Best Oolong, Mixed and English
24c lb. 133ng :81
G°°d Coffee India and Ceylon
19° 111-. 450 111.
37’pkgs12‘0c
'34 Washington St, So. Noi'waik, Conn 9
Graduate from Palmer School.
RED, (1 VDLK
ELECTRICAL C0.
9,The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL snor
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 806—50 80. M11111 St.
8.30 Norwalk, Music Hall Blk.
Atlas Jelly Powder
Andrew] Davey, Inf
1
l
1
A Specals
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Schullze’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St.
39 Main St.77
80qu Home“. '
Norwslk.
ESCALLOPS .................. . . .. ...... soc qt
msmmscnops... ....... . ...... .. 32c
‘Lomnmsonors.................... ..... 40c
Boomerang, ............ ..... . 30c
SIRLOIN arena ........ .' ............. .
semen"
mamas. our. 10, 1911 t,
1 ,
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.... -...._1....___..__.~.__._ - -.
tinny Store
*1“er Stock oi Merchandise
7 and Wall Paper
are closed 1 P. In.
9 Saturday
.1111 First Street
~ East Norwaik
1111 York MarketA
143 Washington St. A
l
”oneness IN "
e, 52.11., roux, matron;
sun min
19
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n. FISH AND vsonl
TABLES
in. 3599-12
; 911119111‘9V1’9'ant 9.91181 areWMnem. 7
( #9...." ___..--T
. ' a4 Cottage Street.
I
9 7 SPECIALS
Butter,thetinest creamery,perlb. 48c
Compound Lard, perlb. 220
TryOur Fresh Roasted Colleeperlb..................210'
Standard Kerosene Oil, agsllon 10c
Force,apkg.
H. O. Presto,apkg................
A. STULL
u.....--.
it
'Becltmann’s Grocery Free Delivery
1 AlwaysSomelhingspecialHere
Armour' 5 Very Best CornedBeef No. 1 size 30c, No.2 size 50c
Challenge Blend Coffee, Reg. 300 grade, lb. 250
LengIslandTurnips,perlb............. . 2 1:21:
Fancy Whole Grain Rice, per 1b. .... . . . . . . .. ......... .100
Armour 3 Grape Juice, 100 size ... . . . . .. . . .3 for 250i
9.999999...........10c
......,745c7
57cdos.
Fine Granulated Sugar, per lb. . . . . . . ..
Very Best Maine Potatoes, per pk. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
New York State Strictly Fresh Eggs . . . . . . ..
"‘1'"
‘ very Best Creamery Butter (Beckmann quality), lb. .. 51c "
.35c .,
‘30 Stamps with 1 lb. No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee ...
.6011.
60 Stamps with 1 lb. very Best Tea . . . . . . ; .
...-i.-
prices.
1
A F Beckmann& Co.
83 81 85 Washinulon St
The Best of Everything to Eat and Drink at Popular '
Phone 1405;}
East N orwalk.
MAYOR lioNOVAN AN- A Jr 7 _ .....J
NOUNCES HE WOULD ' r . .
NOT CONSIDER A NOM- O
[NATION FOR CON- '
GRESS ‘ .
(Continued From Page One).
. 7 7 . ' . , . ‘
cspcuall) looked after this winter,
with respect to keeping them clear Norwalk 8 Leadlng Dry GOOdS Store
of snow and ice and that the street , 5 3 .
conunissioner be empowered to look ' A
after this and see that it was (1011c.
The lack of attention to some of the 9‘1 This is
roads on the East Side. to say noth- 1
111,2: of Riverside avenue and Lexine
11111 H\'t'llli=:‘_ where it runs 11110 lily
avenue. was mentioned and the no 9 S al I ra S ee
01nn=c1idation that they should be ac .
tended to was made. _ . _ J \ '
Verbal clashes bctw (Jen Councilman A splendid showmg of Beauty Curtains and Curtain Materials, Draperies and Window
[NUI‘Dhi and “11113111 Mthlahon on . . . , 7
«191.11 0111.101... 1111111911111 ,5“, We, Shades are ready in a bemldermg assortment of materials and destgns.
111'1 u» did to w ,1' 11 1111 1 1 1 . . . . . . , ,
W d,_,,,,,},,',,, 0; {.0 5333,,,,";,;j '5, so kinds of Curtain Fixtures, including the Justly famous mason sons, 111.11 w111 neith-
bl” Presented 1112111 the question was er sag nor tarnish.
asked: "is it approved!" and upon an 1
afl'it'lilutive answer the motion 11.211 .
.madc that the bill be l'Pfel‘ll'tl to the
'mopcr committee and 11’ approwd 11:1 W'ndow Shades to order
them be paid. . '
The meeting opened. not at 8 o .,
10110111111111.1511 .... 1 Are our speaally, and no order lS loo large or 100 small
of the 1111-3111172 last \‘i'ednesday 1111;11‘1, ' ,
'(lr'tubci' 3rd. the begmning of 111511 ' o
111ic11l's iiicelins. being" the 1‘1'cessedl to rece‘ve prompt attention.
; meeting of :1 week ago tonight. but at; 7
5112811 u't'lut'k. 11nd 1111- first mailer dis“
41051.11 of Was 11111 election of a presi- _,. 7
.111-111 of the council, which 111111111' fell l
,to 111'. Wolfe, who. was unanimously '3" 9 '3 ‘3 ' 9' 3‘ “ 3" ‘” “" ‘ ”"“" ’ ' ~ ' —— ——~7 ~
,choscn. ”is 111111111 was placed 111 nom- V0131“ $91134 47' ordered 181111, A‘— -- _-—-_-_r ='
inuliou 111' (011111 ilinan itns'wll, 1111' “1‘? $545- ‘ UNA 1*“ paid. ‘IAT
then how 111 111'. ~idc111 of the mum'il A. Clarence 1' A‘l“A" building ”NM: 5 .
\\ allow ilann “as aphoiuietl 111' the, 101' $58.65: ordeii-il MM 1“!
111111111 lo the board 111 1'1lle'f 101 ill 10““ A‘ll‘lli $1 111: 111‘t11'11'1llt'c111l '
[1'111101' 1h”... \‘1 Us 7 All llit :lllml' hills 11nd 1114 n 11' 11191 A
Then followed the nominations forAt’d by 1111'11 1 '11‘11111~' (U'llllllllt‘t‘z t
the office oft-1:1 1'1'1111111'e1 and swirl 519011011 MW 10 Hr amount of
'cotninissioncr for a term of two yours! 5]. ‘28-3. 78 wire 1'1-1111111 1111111' i'~§‘111'.1111e
1111‘. Wolfe 1111131111<1n1"d 1111‘ 11a111c,111 (Ulimlllft't and Ultll'Fttl 111111.1111':
.llenry 11. Minor and Councilman Mur li't'lm billr 11111111 Md an 11111111119111 .9E PEoPLES SToRE.
[111,1 zuose and .n a 1011,0 (11:11111 outA‘H're (11'3'111111 d paid Tl1J_v:11:.ou1uedA7
.~'pr1'ih auto :1 number (11 masons for 111 $174 ‘19. A 11111110121 Taylor & (1111-.E
the return of Joseph l"al1ne1 “9391131999 11'! 111>.11':'-,111.1111111111111. 101 ' .
‘11:1111s.a111o111: which were 111111111 111411 4.3.1311 was l‘t'lt'l'l't'tl 111 111. finance F R d t W C, th
lion oi the w-mk done 111111-1‘1' the (onunitiec .11111 1111111 1111111111111 bv this or ea y o ear 0 es,
\\'.isliin"tmi street bridge the pavingA(‘Ullmiillel' 011101111 1111‘. H" “as :19, .9 . .
101’ South Main street,tl1e 1111111151111 "|1pl1onc bill for 8251.711. :1 bill fort 5
care. of the streets and the satin: oi‘lprintin: and legal llllllt'i's 111 tllllllti“ l for a Cloak, Tallored 5",, for
‘111onc_\'. Mr. ‘ Murphy showed by 1113-; lion with the last election for 1133.13.‘ “A ’
, 1211's. which , no one disputed, that it ' A1111 111151'1111111130115 bills 11111111111 111,; to; ' 0 O .
ions! 1an consolidated l‘ily of .\'11r1\';11k 19 3.111.131 M'll'nery for a Sk'rt’ for a
. loss 111111111: these times of high prices 111'.\111111‘-'1 then made .‘1 11111111111 llultA ,
tor 111:111'1'111ls and labor than 11 did 1110‘ the 1‘01“ 1:11 oulcr of business 111 lull-1‘
.old (‘ity of Norwalk, the old (‘ity (111 ’1‘an ilrst was the 1'1'1111111: of cum- D f B S .L f
$011111 Norwaik and the Town of Nor Intunicntiuns as 1111101114: J A ress, or a Oys, u, or a;
unlit for the year of 191“. 11 ciost 1111': “11111111 \\ :.11- 11 pust‘fnicd .1
.(lurinu‘ that 1111111 for the coinplnte‘ number of 11.111119 11111211111 11111 .1 let ' G I, D f G d P
maintenam“ ”5' 515.1 struts and all so! on lip 1-1) that Il1¢_\'1-1111hi”-"'1 onl.‘ 'r s ress, or a 00 airA
uric 1111111111112I11ai of 111011111 Sl‘lt'll 1-1 111,11111117 he said 11ml lit-1110112111: *
111 and clerk the so: 11 of (ain'910111111g 111.11 111' claims should b1 [111111.115 l1" ,
films presented b\ 311 Murpliv thought that 1l1e1 “ere just. but 111111 Of Shoes for a gOOd sweater
‘11s the average expenditure 1m thJ they should be invtsliraicti by the. ’ 1 . -
'1'1111'1: of 1911-12 and 11112-121) 811,-;'c01'poratim1 rounslll ’llie 11111111.: 1101' F l D , . 1‘}
1311.18. while during; the fiscal 1'11111‘911‘01' forty-nine «'liicu'ns killed bv (1011‘5 G d Vq
tshowed ”1.11 the tilt 1115.15 pmingithe bill amounting 101585.75, pitfsentod: I or 09 0: “es 0“ I Fall lo see [ES- El
82.194011 less than 11 did under 11m by R Jennian. 111 Winfield sti‘eo, 3 ’ ' ,4
10111 regime. lie urged that the ('iiyAfot‘ Belgian hares killed by 110.11%. the 9: T i“ , —1‘
”locum-ll give Illr. Wadhains 1.1m years} total amount of the bill being $9,511.19 ‘ 7 ‘
'niore at the oilice, and he said that‘prcsenied by Mrs. Harry Holmes: :1, 9 9
, the city, weald be the. best paved 111111 complaint about a do; killing" a 1:1bbil,1 4“
5best taken care of city in the 01111th 1111 bill mesented, from Rudolph A
state, 111111101“ . and a bill 101 15281111 fourteen E SHER . YARNS
, 111'. Wolfe in answer to :1 questinnltlucks killtd b) 1101» presented 111'1
'from (loom-111111111 l'lldridt'e. .1skii1u1li1s. It, .1 Fusion of R 19.11.61.110? ~
1 11111111111 or not the new man Would! lt‘l red to (01 pomlion counsel. ‘ KNITTING FOR ARMY AND NAVY
,k;l\(’ money, said that he would, not A letter from (worse 1‘ 1-2115 asked _
’tliut he was 11 man that had b91111 111- -re 101' on extension of 2110 feet on thief KNITTING FOR HOME AND FRIENDS )
for twelve ven1s,a1ul who had tut-he Swing liill avenut s«1191 where it.
wars matiical street W‘,()ll( holii 11119111111: into Summit street. Referred KNITTING FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS ’
1 this and 111 0111111 towns i to (0111111111111: on streets. , BUY
i The question of 1011111.: by ballot orl 1.0111: 11. llimond asked. through his
';1c(la1nation came up, and Councilmun‘g utlorir‘y Daniel Keogh 1'01 Mauls-7' THE FLEISHER YARNS
. \lurphy moved that the vote he by 111011 to have a four \lllt‘t'ltll gasoline
’ ballot, whilo' Councilman Fldridgc tank in front of his store at 90 North.A New Supphes Every Week.
{moved that the 1010 be by acclnniuJ Main' slr.eei Referred to eoi'lmitim}
lion. Mr. .\lu1phv said that he felt on streets. 1
"sui'e that no one. would be ashamed An invitation was received fromf A. DiCkerman & son, 8
to vote for whosoever they saw tit, Court Edmondo dc Amcis asking the'
but that there were reasons why the: mayor and council to participate inf
vote. by ballot was preferable. the Columbus [lay parade on Fring QEPARTMENT STDRE
it was voted to vote by acclaina- of this week. This parade starisnt .
tion, with the result that Councilman 2 o‘clock sharp from Arion Hall. and 84 waShlngton St. [’11an 446
Eldridge, Clark. Volk. Wolfe and‘ will be. one of the biggest of its kind '
Moore voted for Mr. Minor and Coun- that Norwalk has seen. The Home ..
cilincn Russell,7 Murphy and Stevens Guard and a delegation from the N01'- f _:-_‘ __ —_ __ ,2
-.voted for Mr. Wadhams..'l‘his vote walk banter of the American Red . ., . '
therefore elected Mr. Minor Cross pare expected to enter the, pav- 1mg permission to erect 11 swing in; gas! 5'31-
'l‘l1e following two men weie no- title. to honor the memory of Colum "‘“k A“ front 07 hi" “'10“? “A 70 North' M3191“ D0110"!!! then made his few
pointed 'as nemhers of tth-e 'Bom'd bus. Accepted and placed on file. 7 Main street was referred to the com-' closing remarks aftei which Council.
of Estimate 911ml Taxation. a term 01‘ The letter of Thomas Hunt, the de- mittee 0“ SAWGAF- ‘ man M‘lTDhY “Sked that $90 000 I)"
six years each. Henry J‘ Hipson and waivefiergeam an Officer John A letter from the distiict commie borrouod‘ to meet current expenses,
John H. ll. Coates. 1.15“", asking that th. rewani. of $5007 sioner of the Second 1): strict, ask-- will ch was done. This money is sim-
Thomas A. Skelléy and Dr. 1". G. which had been offered for the arrest log that the $151000 110w appropriat- Ill-V borrow 0" the appropriation 501116
Brown weie appointed an omnibus and Apprehension or of information ed for the work be used to finish' weeks in advance. 7
01‘ the Board of Health 101 six years leading to the arrest and apprehen- the sewer on the Concord street we The meeting then adjourned "at.
and D1. William J. Tracey “'33 up sion of the assailants of Patrolman ten51on.l‘his money would “9“?" [0,11'10 001°01‘-
polnted Health Oflicer fora term of John Roberts, this past January was ”‘9' “63‘3““ in 217 3'10” time 'f some] .\11'..\1cMahon rose before the meet-
four years. 3.955517 in conjunction. 11 5.35191.- was thing were not done to stitrt: to ex— ing adjourned and asked Councilman.
Frank H. Merrill was appointed 11 read by Lawrence Buslibanm and 05- pend it- Councilman Murphy said Mumhy ““0 had ordered the laying
member of the Board of Charities for car Olsen who said 111at9on the night “1‘" ”“5 money would 30 into the Of a. sidewa k for four 01‘ “V9 hundred
a term of six years, and Dr H E of the shooting they saw both Kov lnasuiy and could be 1e-appiopriated. feet in 1mm of private property, (11
Bales, the present Milk Inspector, tics and Mike Sandore cooling from at any tone for ”“5 “’01“ 0“ ’0” an5,Newtown “"9"“91 and \Ir ““1”th "“
was reappointed by the council, his the direction of the. place where the othei thing that might arise req1111'~' PM“ that that “‘as part Of the ad.
name being placed Tn nomination by shooting took place, and 1hat,l(ovacs ing an appropriation. .justments Of ”19 benefits and dill'lr
Councilman Moore. asked them whether they had heard a A lengthy d!" u“"1011 as 10 1110- 85895 “hen the street was fixed
The recessednneeting was then do,- shot. They said that they had. and need“ fin ”U" ”9“?" and ”“3 histmy ”m“
clared to be at an end, and the first Kovacs told them that his gun had ac- 0f 1‘19 “linoleum“ “337 g11',cn and! STATE POLICEMANMAN JACKSON
regular meeting 01? the council start- cidentaily gone off in his pocket. The “WHY Cal’mm W111111m 1‘ HO“ Sild‘ RESIGNS
ed at 9:08 o'clock sharp. next day they read of the shooting that 119 the SOWPI‘ “’9‘“ through to the ~~~~~ .
Councilman Eldridge in response to and when they found that both Kov- “WY that it “O“Ad 1.1ea11 ”19 rum 0‘1 To Be Named County Detectlve 011,.
a suggestion from the mayor, made use and Sandore had left town, theii the 01'5“” industry in “”5 FAA-V .111 1 New London' County.
a motion that all of the appointments suspicions were aroused so that they he wked for a hearing The 0011b;
made as the meeting just closed be told the police of what they know,1n11111cation from the d'SU‘lC‘ commie ll 1LLI'11AN'1‘IL Oct 10 «V1 111.11,,
confirmed, and it Was carried ‘ Then later on Olsen noticed that a 5'0"“? lay on “1“ “‘1”? fl” 3 111ontli,, I‘. Jacliso for twelve years 1111161111162?
Councilman Mmphy made a motion man that worked in tl:1.sa111e factory. and ““9511“ “’9“ng “"3 ~93“ was 91 0f the state Police has resigned, it is
that a definite time for assembly be that he did, was moshing postal 93‘ as a time Am a beaung 0“ “‘9 1 understood. to accept a place as coun-
fixed and suggested the second Tues-'caids from Sandore, 11110 \vas\in De- matter 110111 the oystenuen, “"d 311.111 detective of New London county
day of each month at 8 o’clock sharp.troit and the two men went and so 0111813 int-”95“?“ under State's AttOrneY Hadlai C. Hu‘: 1.
and also suggested that the order or informed the police with the result A communication in lemme“ ‘0 State Policeman Jackson has been in-
business that had been in force during that when Sandore returned to town the bills in “10 James Gordon small » sttumenlal in making New London a.
the previous administration be re! he was arrested, and the clue lead to 110k case were 911310110d 10 the C114! 1- Napalm-,3 town" and it is said may .25,
adopted, so th there would be some the arrest: of Kov ass. “9‘9 department '1 '11'a.~' because of his work in cleaning
way 111 which the chah‘men‘of “105 The matter was referred to the con: F M- Wheel“ who 3““ “‘9‘"; he 11p the ‘Wl’haling Town” that the:
various committees could know about1 poration counsel. had béen in the local titre department place of county detective was offered
when they would be called upon. so: The next communication was ask for thirty-tour years and' who 1111(1'5].in1.1‘he greater part of Mr, Jack-
that they could have their” data all! log that the curb and gutter on Ben 110311 deputy 011W 101' f0“? 11°31'31“ son 1. activities have been 1191 New
ready for an‘ immediate report. This kley street be repaired, and that the't‘d 1'0“” H ire-appointment A0 that PUSH London and he knows the tenderloin
was peeled and the time 'and date fix! Sidewallls on Elm street also be tit-711011 The matter was 1efe1'red 10 the and docks or that czly as well as be
ed as Well as the order of businessltended to. as they made walking dnnr committee 011 fire. ' ,ltnows the haunts of the “Stone
'was adopted by unanimous 'vote. gerous. l T“ “0““ given the city clerk by Row" and Sodom in his home town.
Councilman Eldridge then made a‘A This was referred to the committee “1‘8. Martha Dufault ill “9811111 to the 11.1 was thought that he would land
motion that the registrars bills be re on streets. lgmtter 0‘ her injury '91" from M the the. Windham county job but the '
ferred to the finance committee and A bill from \I1‘s. Frank Ross 10115 cntral Foodc' Company st01e 011' !place. under State's. Attorney Hun
[when approved by them. paid. 7T111111 $56.18 which she contracted nil the re-! Washington Btl‘fi'l, was referred 10, “ill be more in his line. it is sold. ‘
led to the reading of a number 091' suit of having to take her little girl the comoration counsel. 1 "fig—...
hills, which were as followszw to New York for Pasteur treatment A bill from the Autumn. c Reels Attorn'cy Edward J Quinlan was
Schools, $3, 5930. 53: ordered paid was referred. to the corporation coon-1 lit-ring Machine Corporation in “109 in 3,571,181,055; 50,155,, on protegfltonn‘l _ .
Charities. 83. 224315; ordered paid. sel. 5lmatter 01-th disputed bill 0! I30 73 ' b i , 7
City Hall S2997-1'rderod paid, A. ‘llode ask- was referred to the corporation coun- 1 “511999955 ' ‘1“
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