.therlng and the frost is on
9‘ corn, when the snappy sir '
‘ mixes-ates selfirst you guest
fimitiethenyour con
’dence troubles you if your .
our. notinthebmufir'
“uter's coming down the
site and he’ll get you sure as
all.
You might crack a safe or
rob a b;-:k and get away with
that but you can’t postpone
thewinter by wearing a straw
ht. And you can’t be warm
and cosy when cold weather
pins cor frol unless you feed
the furnace with its daily
more of (.0111
fifRRlS o»
A
Axes That Cut
-ARE THE ONES To BUY
We Sell Them
Even if the war is over that is
‘ reason -why you should not
Merve. Coal, like everything
rib, is high -in price.
1 Collect the scrap lumber and
m that is lying about. ChOp
lit” and fill your cellar before
fiftiet- comes.
ArféCraff Roofing '_
Beautiful, petulancntp and the only suitable roof that" can »
be put on right ovet the old shingles. Call and examine it
. -m
-m:m W. Johnnlsnvilte Ce. Boole;
Aunts'asweE'los-Beeverfioard. .. 7
What will a roof cost? Please state which-yon prefer and >
you ‘ll get the answer at once.
The Hatch a. Bailey Co.
1'. '
OMINA--
The ward committee chosen wast
.Wfilliam J. Bovine, chairman ex offi-
. Leia: John C. Smith, John’E Nooney.
fluenc'r. Hurray. Thames 1“. inner
‘3], “manual. Riordan, Edward 8. Def-
v, E. J. Quinlan, James T. Hdbbell.
Jinan! A. Montgomery. ' .
l. ”Councilmen will be nominated, on
.XQnday evening. .
'The meeting then adjourned.
.-" .
Second Ward.
Chariman Wilfred Bodwell called the
voters of the Second ward together
~ in the City Hall. and Robert G. Mitch-
ell. as secretary. read the call, which
was accepted.
’ it was unanimously voted to renorni-
mate D'; William Hartord as district
.d
CHANDLER SIX
BOSCH SERVICE. STATION
NORWALK AND GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
STRONG.
PHONE teen and zen.
:-r_
‘ WHITE TRUCKS ,
WELDING ANDVBRAZING
Vaasi Bros. Garage
12 cnzsrnur or, so. NORWALK.
lcommissioner. and to endorse the
Lnomination of Thomas Robins. whose
term as electrical commissioner Px-
pires this year. Eugene J. Laflin was
nominated to fill the office ell; daisiflrict
treasurer. which he has he u ng
CABBURBTOBS GET {the past two years. t d
ADILLA BI Mayor Jeremiah Donovan suztlt’S P
C . C {deferring the nomination of council-
men until the meeting of the dele-
gates in convention next Monday
night. his contention being that it was
best to name the top of the ticket and
follow it with the other nominations.
Bernird J. Reynolds did no know
of any particular reason why t e nom-
inations for councilmen should. be de-w
2}
. town.
manship‘
ofthehetter kind 11'
[lot "Weather: ilresses tor Womenddiimes
Theshandaomest collectionand the largest. Want :in
PRICED VERY MDMIJ‘
SPECIAL SHOWING OP WHITE TUB'SKIRTS
you wish the best in quality and' work-
the Paris shop. .
then visit“
itakin'g the nominatiqns ‘outi' of ~the
:handa of the.caucua and. putting it up
was-,opposed to dunking such a change.
notice of such intention. _ ’
John F. Mel-lumuit was “NOT"
he believed that the
iously.
He later made a motion to this effect. '
N'S' :
toured. and did .not. like the idea of,
“lo the delegates of the convention. He .
at this time. withoutgi‘ing' the voters L.-
: ; Hyatt
7 Norwalk’s Leading DryOoods Store
g...
‘.
- . 11, 191i;
is
Dutch neck or high neck, elbow sleeves, ankle length. Sizes 34,
44, $2.00. '
In white, brown, grey, mode, white with black stitching or black
Carter’s Famous Knit UnderWeat
For Women
FALL WEIGHT FINE BIBBED UNION SUITS IN ALL THE POLOWING STYLES:
Sleeveless, knee length; Low neck, short sleeves, lutee length;
THE POPULAR. CHAHOISEhE GLOVES
Sleeveless, ankle length
36, 38, $1.00. Sizes 4C. 4;
...... i ........ $1.0C‘,.l.
A SIG STOCK OF SCHOOL STOCKINGS
‘sriuKE TALK BREAKS
THE STOCK MARKU‘
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WILL ROUND UP
DANCERS IN THE
BINKOWITZ CASE l
Continued-tron: Page the). 1 i
‘ ‘ _0( ‘12,000 shares at 101 to 102 1-2, [0]»)
péfic'. Retic‘ent. ' ~‘-chd by smaller offerings at 102 743
f the state police. who in in charge:
.tnnate that. the councilmen had to he 0 ‘
’nominated beforethetmayor. but this «0f "19 10¢“ 9nd of the Cleo. declin—l
was pmvlded for in the charter. and 91.188! mum. to me out an) worms. . .'
nominations tion as to the identity of thtI Bridge-
no... .. m... m... .... ........... f:;?;',:‘,,f§,h',‘:: 3:31":_:f°d,,°.'.k:°,:,-;..... mm... ..... ......... ...........-
-. - - :and 102 543. as compared with Tues-l
Detectue Semeant Franlt \irellt. day's (M price of 105 7%.
Crucible Steel made an initial of
11 points. Bethlehem dropped almost.
-t~ and Republic iron 4.
Other active stocks. including Mex-g
l H. Kriegcr 81 Co.
snow-n30 or linl
CLOTHING FOR mm. aw
nu, nors AND GIRLS
CHARGE accounts
SOLICITED
the matter of selecting the committee “"9" ”W “Tm“! of 10081 )‘Olflhfl "ITO.
' ' . ~ i at reactions of
- - c e . . . detectivee are equally reticent. feelingel'v“ Ya“ m“- "Mn“ 3
- "' Mayor Donovan then withdle“ NB .- . . 2 m 6 points. ' _ ._ .-. r--
‘ ’5" .J' 68.1] 011 “1,5 ftl‘ he Pans C(03k and sult House motion. ”V" if ”‘0 men who are under suspi ' There were vigorous rallies in the i' W7
”' ~ cion learn that the police are looking t
, Hatchets, Sam and Saw Mr. Reynolds presented a motion up their connections with Blnkowitz. feral hour. Substantial support was ‘ _
,5 Bucks 33 SOUTH MIT. 30m nonwm that “19 DN‘AGPL members 0! the coun-ithey will become alarmed. and the de- .shoun at the lower levels, .aftler: . , ,
oil. Messrs. Wolfelolkrend 3'00".“ b“ . which the niaiket mum «inn 1.. . ew \r
. __ ~ ' ' 4—; A _..._. “We “"1“ m .3. i‘i“.’i."- lasi't; $23.1."liia’fwii‘.-L"Z'i.‘ii .............. a -
- y ' 2 l 9 5- ‘ . . ‘ . . ,
~ momma m6... 1;“ ., ..l.:..;‘.:“'§.f.'..§:ilf'21.:iii’éiiiaméill Reminders
A'ber‘ D Moll an ». "'1 I. Wolfe for counciénlin. On g’ were 7;”:3m: " ' ,o {Sh “.11, mg; ifiileum 5. In a few cases. mtably’ .
e ' . n . m' ‘ - . | . ' ) ‘
. . g fngdbr;?;p:::5l?mfiicnSanwiiiid m, York detectives and with Vlrclli anle'd‘T‘"‘L‘f‘:':°ux' "i Sam’m' ""3 IDEAL muff JARS
a our ”‘1‘.“ one chosen W“; Thomas F, Mc~ thetnaid “as enlisted in th work- . 1:02:13? n "‘18 nnalil l0 ”(urn d .»
“-2- > ‘ \la ~ . of trying to locate all local youths") “c 0"“ ° nom a pmmrt ""5 wt? :1 o" " " ‘ " w
i ‘ . ‘ho kncw the murdered bank mcs-. ll. 08. .......... ‘
' AT A The matter of electing elmcn dele- “ . . Pin ,
Th F LOW PRICE , gates to the City convention. in the W!” To Round up Damn sHE WANTS TO HELP oruzas ' FRUITJAB RINGS ..
A e amous Washburn & Crosby Pure W heat mm room. "i use Ttm‘r‘ixt.*\i:«:?dlgrl mum“, M, a ,wmmmg a, an, Mrs. m. won, R. r. n. Rock 31mm} 30% 1001*!“ 0‘“ ”00F ,.
Fun". irrimznficnlzfiiwtei‘; ”RM“; rtltibitlon dancer and when he was N. C. writes: “l cannot praise Vole)“ BOONO‘Y BRAND ' rt
0 Gold Medal Flour 2‘ 1-2 lb b8! $1.75 Thomas F. hickhhon. Mag-or bonuses. fgglg'x :‘n' .31.?"33‘3'1 “-22: .Kidm-y Pills enough for the wonder-' 34m”) vaulb‘d “my“ -.
------ ........ a e E8 .3" . ~.'. ‘ .S ‘ ‘3‘ . _ ..,..........
00 ram gold Medal gout .............. 121s. so. 123,“, R,$;:,':,f°;;:‘f.:‘., .45 it... a... mu... .. ”.3 “put... an... 3; ”33.12“. 1. 3:1:th '1'..'.’.°.'.§'..§?i’; "I, “59.8 mm
01d 1M ....... ’ ’ "In .' 1 Ad _ w“. halls of this city an 'a nut Beach. ._ - _ ‘ .. . .. _,.
0 ,old Medgl F133: iiiiiiiiii 31-; i2 :2: 33: imxhuitii‘iignbegorm Mai-3313. and “mush éhe acquaintances he made I want the people everywhere *0 kn!" PU‘gchER VINBGAR
' 'i i """"""" - '- '- -‘ . i -' ' “"19?" f them. "Lame bark sore musclvs. ..
rl ' 9 PA‘Ild sphnl _ Imnfl ? 0 'Ih20\l9pplnx 0 . ‘ . ‘- . '1’
Devlne Bros. aifgrtlghlsigg’lstfi'ihnagltfé‘t 'C- ------- - 30C. 10(33):" The delegates were empowered to ity, of l'lridgeport. the police hope to puffiness under cycs, and an "always a. [I]. . . . ., ........ 3 $.11; ::
. . 9 0C03. can .......... . select their own alternates Inbtam some tangible informationlured" fcclin‘ are indications that the TOILET T183“ . . 0. . i
SuviewAve,andFi1-st8t. ancv Sweet Potatoes ............... 3 lbs. for 236 A motion was then made that the Which Will lead to the arrest of the: . .- . din n - -. ,} "lain" __
' EL. it 1 ’fi°”“' ‘E'm‘m‘m" W" "l ------------ "c .. Mid 2222193237... 3::‘*‘3:."::‘r.’:.l3.:-:.3:::'“"’“‘~‘.‘ “.1 . 133...; "'
T . 53 X 1'3 81'2'9 osawba Melons. each 60L but 8. J.'lleynold.u suggested that t is . _ r0 ’ . propcry. oey no; . s. - ,
‘ """"" - - ~ . - . . (.0 mitiee should who knew mnlrou'llz when he was a . k. is (1.1 kldnm. and bind“ TULL
B B d C k l iiiii'illrnzi’limfiniiwi‘t W12! '00 3M“ * ""‘d’m 0' B""’"”°"" (in Timid] 2:); iiowrl liconron- -
“g— uy your 1'08 0 8 es. R0, S. Buns. Etc" at time before election ‘0 have me com- “'llile ilic police last night were not A1120“; ‘ " ‘ ’ ‘ i
‘ “ W" ‘ . ‘, . _ l " “de to. On ready to give out any statement for - - 3
' White House Broaden V: "8)“ t0 Kii‘tgtlozrit'uzgpifieh Chm. when "w. publication. the fact that four New 24 mage StI'CU
'mE HARDWARE & caucus adjourn it be m the night om,_York dccctives. assigned to the case, "' " "‘“ ""‘ .
' ’ “-9,.“ following the city election. when ‘1‘"? 3“" m the ”'3 last “'3'". 30m“ _ I Eas‘ Norwalk
AUTO SUPPLY co. C [y
. 42 Water St.
1216-5. So. Norwalk. 0t.
Parts, Starter and
. Stewart Speedometer Parts
. Gasoline and Kerosene
Supplies, Tires and Tubes
6‘. H. Hedenberz. Prop.
" BASKETS
' Assortment of Attractive
“ made BASKETS that are
‘ , as well as ornamental.
will surely find
"‘Just What I Want.”
s. L. HAMILTON
all St. Telephone 125.
a
83 Washington St.
Phone 1405. i
fl
Schultze’s Fr.day.Fish Specials
STEAKHALIBUT ....... ......................... 35c lb.
STEAK COD . ............ .....-................... 24c lb.
,FRESHMACKEREL ....... ., 25clb.
-BLUEFISH .............. 30clb
WEAKFISH ..... 24c lb.
BUTTER FISH .............................. . ..... 220“).
'BOSTON BLUES ... .............................. 18c lb.
HADDOCK ' 12c lb.
ALL KINDS or CANNED irisn‘ hr townsr ell-Ions.
nonwanx.
.— ~ _. _-k..__...__n-n__ ___‘.—Eur._
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
United States License No. 17.9%.
SOUTH NORWALI.
-
‘_—
INCREASE
lot in price, but in the regu-
. . equipment of Prest-O-Lite
”cries
. manufacturers now
a equip their cars with i
Prest-OLite Batteries. 1
We have one to fit your car.
1‘0RWALK STORAGE
»' BATTERY CO.
I: ‘vy 72 Nix-Main St.
South Norwalk.
- Phone
mm 336-2.
l
‘ ‘Get acquainted "
New York Butter &
‘ Eire Market
In. Haifa” 80. Norwalk.
fleet receivers of Butter,
' . Tent; Coffee and Cheese
, -ely, fresh every day.
‘iek auto service assures
l;
_. —______ ___.__-__.. , world.
;speak.
. file
but!“
CONSTITUTION DAY.
.why Norwalk Will
September 17th.
\Vlly is it.
The Consti
{States with its fine balance between
fieificient power and individual liberty.
still remains the best hope
Yet, its v5ry life and princi-
lpals are attacked by so styled reform-
ists. and all true Americans must at
once defend and support the Constitu~
tion which Wasiliu
Lincoln saved.
“'9 must make every one think in
terms of America.
{every one;think in tems"o£ our own
nation. and say so everywhere and
levery time we have an opportunity to
if. perchance. you are afllict-
ged by those who are -ao confident of
<their wisdom that they are egotistic,
.tnke up with them before any public”
'\
private or social gathering. and fight
Makers-1
necessary
Constitution Day in Norwalk or else-
where. when it has never been done.
before?
world is in an uproar.
chaotic unrest.
,to America. the land of the free. to es-
.tabllsll an equilibrium. But the Unit»
[ed States, too. is in a period of popu-
llar fernwntation. the end of which no
'one can predict.
“'11 y ?
lmind of everyone an appreciation of
{our enthusiastic love for our country.
0,, lVVe must make them understand some
g...
Celebrate it
all that has been spent in life and
to celebrate
is.
it is a familiar fact that the woman
the whole who concerns herself with her neigh-
It is a time of
Every one is looking
Because
hold.
son or a, good husband. But th
tution of the United
comes competent to help others. So‘
let us keep our own house in order. i
of the I
think in terms of America, and
constitutional government, if we make:
clear that changes can take place,
gton created and
' law; and that a free, self-governing)
people can' exist only ”long as there.l
is inherent obedience to,,as well as am
outward “respect for:- the law—4t we:
\Ve must make
me, and uphold its Constitution.
time the 15°ment—ihfiLQ-n‘.
We“cersy‘to~&g_
after election was as follows:
.liodu‘ell. chairman:
ell. secretary:
urer: ’
man, Leroy Adams Joseph \V. Room-ya: ‘
.loromiah Egan. Bernard J. Reynolds. was in Bridgeport prior to the day:
Christian Swartz. ll. l". Harford. P. C. his body was thmwn into the bushes,
Reldell and Louis Ponny.
fill any vacancies that might occur on he stopped while here and any per-
the ticket and the caucus adjourned.
voters attended. the. caucuses in.
district last evening“ While the 898- while employed at them Company.
slon was lively at times‘ the delegates presumably with the object of turning
were very orderly and transected the over to them the stolen bonds for Dial"
husineas in hand in good time.
convention were named as follows:
Edward E. Mead. Charll’s T. McGov- who later murdered him. the police he»
tern. Michael P. Shea; Ellis E. Makln have he would have l‘PCPiVPd his death
and John McGrath.
a ward committee. to serge during the. stretches of wood road are to be found.
ensuing two years.
' district officers were selected as fol '
Ions: -‘ ‘
thing of the history of the country and ga
treasure to make this country what it Morrison.
bOl'rl has rarely a well-ordered house- w
[I is a matter of common knowl- last night, and Frank L. Clark" was
edge to all of us that the man at the el
club or social organization who tells clerk.
how everybody else shall run his‘busi-ldelegat
ness is rarely a good father. or a good vention:
e man John Devine,William EZRiordan. Jesse
who has his own house in order be-‘T. Dunbar.
two years. was:
if we get the. other man or woman to ry R. Bouton. W. ,
toi “00118): Charles Stolba. F. B. Austin.
think of the necessity of orderly andiJeremiah Callahan.
butibe made in the City convention on
must take place in accordance with the ? Monday evening. " -
can do that, we shall have made our-Lwhich was also held“ at .the City- Hall,
contribution. in our small way, to thqiLouis J. Pagany and Alexander ‘Mor-
welfare of the country in which we ton were ’ selected
41‘"! coon-timeout“
. in the Town Assemblfi
would be taken up. and there would fornnc thin: or another. have appear.
then be sufficient time for the mem- “1 N ‘Hl‘lOUS times in. ”I" Bridgeport
~bers to become familiar with'thelr du- courts_ and that \ ircllt was in confer».
tics before lin-
around.
came once with local detectives at police
,headquarters. shows that it is in this
. v) , one wppk‘ city that the police expect to obtain .
The (ommittu L m “1 until “'ilfred tangible clues to the identity of Binlto»S
Robert G_ Mitch- witz's companions who were with him
James E. Flynn. treas- on the night he met his death. .
Search for Slayers Here. '
The theory now is that Binkowitz.
next .clectlon
Ralph Leary. Albert M. Pohl-
alongside the Milford turnpike. Police;
The committee was cmmcl‘cd' to are trying to locate the place where
Isons with Whom he had conversation.
, ,The authorities can see no reuon why;
Third Ward. iBinkowitz should have _ come to
About fifty Third ward—Democmllc Bridgeport unless it was to keep an!
i e appointment with some men he met‘
keting.
lf Binkowitz came away from New.
York in the automobile with the men
Five delegates to the Town and City
blow at some secluded spot closer to:
The above committeewas elcC'l-‘d “5 New York than Milford. Deserted
’ at many places in The Bronx andl
The other candidates for city and along the road near Pelham Manor?
and points close to New York cily.l
The fact that his body was found 0115
the Post road. near Milford. leads thel
30' detectives to believe that he was mur-
dered nearby. possibly soon after get-
Commissioner —- \\'i|fl""tl.'ing into an automobile in this city.‘
Search for automobiles answering tllef
description of the murder car is now?
being made in Bridgeport and Milford. w
“'ith Sergeant August Mayer, Grow;
C. Brown. lsaac )findheim and ‘
Thomas M rimzole. of the New York.
ected chairman and Jesse T. Dunbar. detective for c: Sheriff James Maher,‘
The following were elected sis of Milford; Detective Sergeant Frank
es to the Democratic (‘ity con-.Virelli. and the Bridgeport detective
F. 1.. math J. E. Cahill. , force cooperating on the case, arrests
‘are looked for soon. ‘
Councilman—“William A. Reid.
District Treasurer—Gilbert 19.
rt.
District
Fourth Ward Caucus.
The Fourth ward Democratic caucus.
as held in the uptown, Court 'room.:er
_._._._ l
The ward committee. elected for
John J. Farrell. Hard
1-]. Riordan. John “C.
CLASH AT PORTO ALEGRE.
R10 JANEIRO. \Vednesday. Sept. 10.
'hhfilitary police and radicals who in-
sisted upon holding a meeting in the
public square at Porto Alegre, in the
State of Rio Grande de Sui. clashed
on Sunday. according to delayed dia~
pushes to newspapers here. Shots
were exchanged and cavalry charged
the crowd, finally succeeding in clear-
ing the square. Latest advices state
that one. person was killw’und many
wounded, the police making numerous
arrests. ’ ' ~ ; '
A disturbance phich was less seri-
The nomination for councilman will
The meeting then adjourned.
Fifth Ward,
At thevcaucus of the Fihh ward.
. v'to the
”f! night.
Levellers. Neck Chains, Brooches.
Eat-drops. Lockets. Baby Pins, Ro-
sanna, Bracelets, Lndiea’ 'Goord
Chains. Hearts. Crosses. Hinge.
La Tous’ka Pearle. Bracelet Watch-
es. Etc.
GIFTS !
Cuff Buttons, Stickpins, Tie Clasps.
Febe. Vest Chains. Charms. Cigar»
ette Canes. Cigar Cutters. Pocket
Knives. Stone and Signet Rings.
Watches. Clocks“ Alarm Clocks.
etc.
BUYING lN SAFETY
At BRAND’S
JEWELRY AND OPTICAL
STORE
SOUTH NORWALK
”1
--No' was we fol-"the of-
W “.2.“
one is reported to‘bave occurred on
Meade, y at Pom Alecia... . .
u
w.“— ___.. -m-.- _._.._.. -
TIRES
ALL STANDARD mum
rulers AND SECOND”
‘ L. EFFRON
3 Bowen St. East Non ink.
Tel. “1. Ti? {‘41
L REDUCED PRICE ON Al 1.
WALL PAPER
Lowest price on all Rm";
riled Paint, Enamel, Bruslu'r
.‘Window and Windshield Glow
- Alkourpriee on painting and
A. COHEN
141 Washingto’ a St.
)
4
lierc Arc“: l 2i w
Fall School"
Suits for Boys
Our Pall line of Boys’ Suit"
is now ready for the inspection
of mothers and their sons.
These suits look well, alul
they wear as well as they look
The} are stylish, attractive and
finely tailored. The boys Will
like Clem, and parents will he
delighted—particularly with
. their moderate cost.
For tomorrow we quote some
Norwalk Chronicler