”was? on; r s'
f' "no: main
the bridge, crossing the river from
l A Complete Assortment Of 1
Bed,- Coverings l
Mrs, couron'mnms.
f mum, PILLOW CASES AND
BID SPREADS.
E. K. BANKS
South Nomlk. . HARTSCHAFFNERS;
_-_-__.,___. MARX lead in style
This is a back view of one
of .the new belted snits.that
are popular with young men
this fall. There are many
variations: plaits: yokes:
many pocket
plain backs:
variations: they're all here.
and quality
That's why we talk about
these clothes so much. Style
‘Warehouse Point. They were taken
before Justice Hugh ,Boyle. Grand
Juror George W. Gates, prosecuting.
and were lined ss'esnli. They were
tCharles W'atts. Joseph Dowd, George
Harvey .Timothy Dowd. ancis Har-
ivey. Tony Quugiroli and Charles Bot-
tom. we“
The last and more recent effort
and the one which is causing the
present commotion in the town. was
when Hayden and Darby
pool room of “'iliiain McIntyre. in
the lionon building. on Main street,
allegcd
there at
\Viliiam
John
sepli ilussian. George
and Dominick Somenia.
will
Kargis on
Grand Juror
} Dl‘CSCUlt‘.
n
.. o'clock in
Mclntyre,. George Harvey.
R.
Saturday evening.
James R. Nugent
raided the '
and arrested the following. who are.
to have been playing poker;
the morning: g
(‘tistt-llina. Staniely Gretta. Jo-T
Dingwall.
The men}
he brought before Justice John,
and ,
will ‘
'C
rumour, oer. 2:1. :5
"‘ij'ti'it HEADQUARTERS
. Elfill l’ll‘lll 4.1; .dlilb Q [L‘il‘ l1 ‘5 "if“ “C mlllllmtllllllli"
l
, _ i it is noted that Oates. one of thosei
Mis. Jam \- .iatlaso“ FY"! w!‘ l.“ ' ‘73 and quality are the tWO blg {ciiculatinu the petition asking for;
. ' - .. ' ~ ~- vt‘i town metting was one!
r it ill ‘ll' lutiw- en \\ oit i‘>lt i.; . _ _ it." . pun . s.
-"m’ "pd ', ... ~.. .. H” W... , M; things men want in their lot tl‘tirt“ arrested. DeLee is said to
Mass, {the flu m: ”T > , n. , ' . lbt "'ci'cr3htid)”s friend." and even,
'11“ “WU" “7 l“ " ""“"‘ "H" mm H". ClehOS. If “'9 can g‘ve gtlic .pponcnts of the chief and his'
..- - ‘ i i, . i - ‘ u I
[Mr 1nd .‘ll'> .lh‘t -. it ..t- tat-I lullt ’ . .il\'>l>l;lll'.-' tit-claw llilll to be a .buit-i
“[0,, air-ruv- tllt‘ln more Of those things iii'." .irid the iiioytnicnt would have:
I ’, l . d :llltl‘“ li‘i‘t‘t’ if ho did not load it.’
. a... uht ,, hm“. J. ._.. 3. \iztit" ”mu anyone else? we re 0‘ ,l‘difiiitl“ ot the young lllt'n “ho were
il l ' . . - ~i i‘i'ln' - . f d ,nrtttsttd declare that the chief has
““-"" ““"HM‘ ”n l”"‘:\""‘” " . 111g 3 g°°d thing or men an 'lwt it making a practice oi bringing
win. (rmtw! consiti i.~.n~ .wnitimvmni . ‘ . Iiit'ni llJU couit only. “'lllli‘ he has
in smut. Main sttvi! i.i-. r.:;‘.t 13"; ff! OUTSELVCS. posthc humilmige of the practice
..- \.~l..n...i ‘m i-.,‘,...ml.;~ unit. it (i.ii-f ‘oi' lluititqd and Springfield sports
“0‘ H ’ l"' .. A]. ’ “If“ 1.1.“... \‘r‘w'iw so suru of what u'o-‘rc t'l'niill: to \\'ind:sor Locks practically.
lit]. in lit-th‘ .i.l . t , . r .. ‘ ' ,, , | w . “.0“... Irulk ,.. "1} Sunday and staging “big".
‘ ‘ " " ' 4 ' 7 ' f ”I L " “I "I“ ' A ' ‘ gain». \\’iiiclimor sidc is right in the
WES-I- NGRWALK i ii .‘UU‘I‘P not Mil-‘fivd- . toiitim-vrs} it most assuredly lndi-. ‘
- . . ~ 'itcs that lllo=l't' “ill be fireworks 0 o.
-. g n" v; 'ii‘)ll;li'.‘.1l’if‘ T'.r (‘ ”.
”Up-x “D“ l ' lq‘h r r5 “1 .1111 Q iii} in tho tovt ti for many ::::::L.:z:
' i;.r:nths. and illt‘ stiuzslc of the chiei . ‘”-O"'.oo
. - . . . rt . f .1 :iii supremacy over the crowd
w ROGERS & STEVENS ‘. .
H H} r l l. | : .which is sot kttic iirst to reduce his
'8 >‘" "r" co " . . , pa} and then do away. with the dc“
___—-————— | l 'llit- lliillit- of Hart bt-iiaftnpr k Maix (lothts . ‘pitl‘llllf‘lll t-ntiit'ly. “ill furnish the
Mn, Whom. Stciyur.‘ “t itinviilv. . imiidvi’
. . . . . , .. . .- ' __ ‘N Chief Proud of Record ,
. .' yisitin: .\l!. and .\li.\ lhullt ’ N lk ——-T St g N alk -
Pa. h ' orwa I “0 ores \ 0' or Mtaiizihilo (‘hivf Golden pomts
{barrio of Mallard street. 3
with no small pride- to the record of
Mr. Pairent and family hex.- nmrt d _ . ._ ,__,
from the John Rho-ninth ii ‘. ..i‘..';t -.o ‘ THE POLICE “TOO
° ACTIVE" IN W'INSTED
u»
Bron (l River. '1.
M" and Klrs l'.,liiilvl .I"l‘ll“l:l li.i\’n -
retutncd from tlinir w -.l.lin: trip i.i Clllltm'it d l‘:Oili Pine Ono
their home on Follow >il'l‘f'l, -
7 l i-quii't: tthl') sluiintiiiv; :itid
Pli\ut(- Norman 1) l:iil>‘!'>t‘ll of Tll" it is lil‘tl-‘N‘i‘gkl iigillisillttllit't'l‘. naiiit-s
. . . . ., ll.i\" in in >11 scl‘l o-t. his petition is
(U. 9 Army il0spii.tl \. i. mm m l“. ”mm“, by EdWaid ”,va
Bull-tn island. spmir 1"- \ John It (inn-s and. “llilt' some
with \ir. and .\lr~ "‘7' ~-l lit'w‘. ilit‘ ruiitciiiplatml action will he
, fl 'di-oppvd. otht-rs assert it will be push-
(‘tl i‘lltlllL'll to a finish.
Police Department Young.
'l‘lii- “'intlsor
illi'ill has had but it short life. liayins
lu't'll :itiilioi'izul at
l-‘M: UNA.
M'li mi 1‘”!
ME. ..~.
' Timrc- was a joint sm'u'. cf the
M's-st Norwalk Improvt-in-nr Assotiat’
{ion and Ladies Ai'l Soric-‘y. lll‘ltl a‘
the residence of Mr. and Mix. llanja-
Illn F‘. CroniWell 'l‘ll.‘.’~‘.tl‘ly
Games music and l'S‘ll'fl'lllllen’Q “'rieil/‘nd D‘K‘t‘mbct‘ 15 of that year.
- .v :1"
moored by those WM "WW“ ‘itanici t.. Goldcn as his
'l Ashley Jones in sum in i: \-.ith a ho” .siunntl Holden to night work.
on his neck. He has ”i syr.‘pith\- ci‘ McCarthy divd August :21,
his mm“. friends about two wot-ks later.
The “re“ Norwili‘ Lam“? “'1 30' hold, .latiio‘s Nticcni was made
ciety held its chltiy iiit’T‘ill‘iI at "10 lli‘t‘iililil. and in February Haydon was
home of Miss Ail"t-ii~ \\’w.iiit-sd'ty ai- «'tppoiiiivd to tho fo.-.-,._
Iornoon. Three visitors and nine ‘" """" X'Itt r‘t on thv tot-w January 1
members being prtstm 'i‘lic f-i'low-
ing it\'\\' llilllt‘lu'l‘J \\t" . \otcd ill‘ Mrs. ”H. hours “f
in: daylight.
(Yr-(muwell. Mrs, ifrntut Srhi-dc. ‘lill and llilt‘lu' (loin: duty attt-r dark.
iMr-s Quinsov. 'l‘iit- nrxt it..~.-iin: wii.‘ Th" lmlicc had been paid Simona
- )‘t'iil’ for tltcii' services. of which Lit"
:‘be lit-id at tho Iioiin- of Mrs, litticison.
and .ili int-minus a do. to ‘m- pro-s-
ent, is thcrv is pl. nty of scolti; l’l lJt‘
hone.
:I"I' lic. lllt'n $1.10!! each.
lili‘f lint: was
iiiusinvss nit-otiiiz was
_. ‘ " ' "- t‘te’t‘ltl'iun to. inct‘cam-
WAMPOLE'S COD LIVER
. iyotc (if ”3‘3 to 130.
OIL 790, Including Til-X iv'ns inadc to
El‘ul' tlio
Stimson-Powell Corporation 0... .-..-.i_
South Norwalk
’s‘ituat ion.
li..r:vr
ll'oi'iiittl (‘liivt'
.piopiiatioii did
“'Ullltl to
ftiiilitnitiilli'
but it
is said
(ioldi-ll that it. the
fad ot passzirc.
St'i’
it
'l‘lii-s'o taxpayers
Locks policc depart-
tlie annual town
cyt-ning. illt‘t'linl: in October, 1916. and organ-
Tim-
lotliv .‘ir-(‘arthy was named chief and
assistant.
u—I-fiii-L-i ‘I'm- The former wont on day duty and as-
(‘liiel‘
1917. and
ioldon was
liltitlc- chit-f. which office he has since
a pn-
iiarby stic-
oi' this )‘i‘lli‘. and at the prescnt limc
(’lilvt' (loldin patrols the strut-ts dur-
Haydon
.(‘lliif i't‘(‘t'l\'t‘(l $1.23!” and the other po-
Tlie annual town
held October 6 btit tho
dcferrcd until
.iht- vyvtiinx of October H. when the
. the salaries of
itht» tlll'cc police-iiicn was adopted by :i
in fact. an (@011
down an appropriation
police or any kind. which. if
\iould have crcatcd a peculiar
Sillliu of the
tnyp'iyors of tho town had in-
ap-
tlicy
that the mono-y Was
are
his drpartiiicnt since it was insti-
ftitncd lie asserts that not a car has
btvn stolcn frotu the town that has
not born recovered: not a dollar
taken that was not restored: not a
l‘i'tilli rvportt-d but the culprits were
can-slit anti tho goods taken
turnrd. One man Who dared to set
iirt- to a building is now
oyt-r in “'ctherfield.
stolen about
'becamr- thc itilc. ("hit-f Golden was
cyidt-iiiiy aware in 1918. ioni: before
the advent of a bone dry nation. that
an attempt “as lll‘lnL' madc to dis-
‘r~.ipt the police tlvpni-imvnt for his
llf‘rnl'l to tho annual town rum-tin: or
that _\-ar. “ritio-n undi-r date oi Sop.‘
it'llilh'l’ if», ('Onlillllt‘ll thc following:
"Tho fl“il:ii‘ililt‘nl i1: justly proud oi
tlm £I>>l>lilll00 giycn us by llit‘ good
pjiiz.»n< (if illl' iti‘Kn, lllll llf'iillllt't'
still oi llli‘ l‘hnllty of tho- crimitia‘ cit"
illl‘nl, ilic ranting: and threats of
whose spokesman passed as unhcvdcd;
.as the bray of an ass."
9 Grip Shooting Epidemic.
That the situation had not iniproivd
to any great extent during the last
year and with apparent recognition,
of the fact that he had carried the ill'
feeling of some of the young turn
of the- to“ n. (‘hief Golden included?
the following in his annual rt port sub-.
tnitted to the electorate this month"
“it is regrettable that sortie of our?
youth iiayt- become addicted to a
Kallibling game played with the dicc.
kilti“ll as ‘cmp shootinn'. i'ntil ro—l
('f‘hll)‘. this Kann- was indulged in by
the lowcst class of ()luyt'ulnlt’d brvtti
ren only. The tin-sent police (‘lllt‘l has
aluays lit-cit loath to give young nit-n.
:1 police court record to confront ”10‘"!
iii the future should they ever aspire
to a position of trust and importanco,
A horse was
five weeks ago from
but the chief hopes to get that back.
Where there is a department in the
country with as good a
by. (‘hief Golden has not long been a
resident of Windsor Locks. coming
hcro from Finfield shortly before his
appointment to the police force.
was a farmer in that town. He asserts
rcgardloss of how it may affect some
\Vitliiri the limits of the town.
didates Tell How
Money They Spent
Continued l-‘roui‘Page Ono
Registrars of \iolt-l'S'C.
ington. nothing; Bernard ('. Fm-ncy.
Jill; Rufus J. Smith. 35: Jeremiah Ea»
but if repeated warnings :lio‘ of no
mail be “ill not hesitate to invoke gan, 31?: iiarry 3' \latei‘biiry, 39: M"
the his in all its scvct‘ity. as ho is chael 115m)" ‘IEO‘lllng‘
“dernunpd this disgraceful “hunk." (‘ounciinien «worse it Russell. 3m;
Edgar G. Murphy. 53; John T. Shee-
han. $13: Sylvester \\'. iirotherton.
shall ccasc,“
Raided COck Fight.
it is the contention of Chm Hold» 10: )Yiiliaiii .O. biciman. $10; (‘onratl
N“ that those warnings and Hi.- ac 1" “‘95" MN”: M‘J'h‘m Dokus. $10;
lilill he has taken in the past in i'ol- Robert M~ “UH“ "‘“hmz; ‘ ““775
\‘olk, $10: -l~‘rederick M. Cullen. $10;
Myron \\'. Osborn. $10; Edward E,
Mead. nothing: John A. Mills. $21.20:
~
iieodate 5.
lm- in! them up. is the l‘(‘:ll reason tor
ill" dissatisfaction by some citizens
pith“ the polici- department. The?
(lift 3‘ it'l‘l'f‘S raids that ll{i\t‘ lit-viti‘lq‘ank 1“ Clarke, “mm“:
triad» on violators of the law which
did not tend to bring him into the
good graces. and lic lir- pitr».
sistt-ntly warnzrl thorn that arrests:
would l‘t‘sllli it they did not coast"
lli' ir operations. The activitits of the.
poiicc stwiiis to date back to last
nothing.
"SW,” First District (‘omiiiissiotiers—i-‘mnk
First District
0. Pollard. $3: Jatncs T. Hubbcll. $13,.
Second District commissioner—D
said to in- liltlt' Sl‘lili‘ or flip tii:tllllfac- FUillliif‘i‘ “hon an elaborately planned
fun-rs ot. the town,
it is ilh ,L'ol‘.t'l‘.tl
lil"‘<, or is l‘tillth't‘tl from office for
_ - mow. 'i'iii- commission. which iiiceis
I i::~.r.'li‘)'. «omits oi’ the throo select-
_ lll‘ll. .l'tiTl‘.\ i-Z. Lolly. i-Jttgzvno (‘on-
. tittily and Tlminas \‘.'. Farrell: four
(-o'iiiirissioncrs, tuo oi‘ lllt'ni elected
“its )‘(til‘. Littltcr S. Shepard and John
5 F. ’l‘i'atj». 2d. and two holdmcis.
& ,.i:iiii~-s lit-i“ I’hclps and Bernard V.
q l§t‘-‘\'i'lF. If cliaigvs are preferred
5' _ against any or all of the policemen.
': 'ii would be necessary for Selectman
. :l.:illy, zis chairiiiau. to call a meet-
\ lin: oi‘ the commission to act in the
9., itiia‘ioi‘.
. FANCY HOW EASY l Cnief Defies “Criminal Element."
9". ii? Willd be for a second- lwho arr of the opinion that the town
;_ .— in could lit.» served “'0” by one police-
. Story man to carry off, man. tlzat conditions are not what
a suit case, articles of va-
lue in your home.
they \\':‘l't‘ since national prohibition
.__,x
BIZANKETS
' AND ROBES
. Foi- the Horse and Auto-
mobile
A Fine Assortment at Reason-
Before you leave home on
a trip, we suggest you put
‘ such possessions in our
Storage Vault. The cost,
figured by the week, month
or year, is smart.
able Prices
iti‘ll} i.i lllt‘ Caritlcy woods was rude"
“'iiliani Hat‘fm'd. $5. '
Electrical Commissioner .._ Thomas
'l‘lii- iitilit 0’ Illtrlfii‘njwiil is governed ll bull-If ii iii! l)_\' (Tliit‘f Golden and hi5
in it turn-ti n: Polico coniniissiottt‘rs. 4154*- lml‘by and Michael Far. whO‘
\t. liit'l‘, ll‘ .~ t'tiv appointive power. :lnd 1‘35 9‘1"“ br‘cnmc deputy sheriff.
“in-n a man is :ipp.iiiitotl lo the force
understanding that
lit‘ “ill it~i.iai:i lllt‘l'l‘ until he dies. re-
lt is tho contention of some of those 1
Robins. $3.
District Treasurer- .J‘ J. ("uiieo. $5:
iEugvne Lafiin. nothing.
(‘hicf Golden relates that ”“5 meet-1 Third District t‘oniiziissioner Fred-
in;' was planned for a Sunday m—,,.,._'crick Grewnuood. 51'); Frank B, Holly.
naon and “as in the nature of a cock .ii(tillil‘.2_
fight. li"i“'(‘t n 3oo and 400 haying tak-' Third i'istiiot Tn...~uror~J. “'esley
t‘ll adiantagc of the opportunity to Siausmi, 31
“ring in." That the party might be. ”w“ ("Wk 'Hm‘b”: R Smith. $30
dune m, in proper style, a ('flli-l‘t‘l' i‘roiiil Political committees recorded as fol
ii-zrtt'ord iind hecn ciigazcd to supply; 0‘“:
tho etiialilos. Golden and tlit‘ rest of ‘1“st A‘ Johnson. Republican com-
illt‘ l'til‘i‘t‘ arrive-d jti t lici'or-c tlic birds ”119“"- Tm‘d ‘thl‘d. SHOin,
\‘fl’l’t‘ int icon. and “llf'il the policcl s'fl’nn “'- Benedict. First “'3‘.“ Re.
lilii in an :llllu-arancv all took totht‘ir'lmbh"an committee. ““-
hv --ls with the result that no {ll‘lvsls‘ Nelson \V- 3“”"di“- ROI’UbHC’” (in:
\\I'(‘i‘ made but the chief took possomjcmumnti‘e $25354-
.sion of scyeral sacks of fighting birdsl
Those ho took to his office, and later l publican committee, 3812:"
tiny were redceiiied by one. Nolan.
from Poquonock. and Harry llrtisic. 01‘2”" “l“m‘lllf‘a $72.20.
itliis town, who said they were acting“ .
t’or tho- owncrs. The chief assessed pubhm‘" committee, 5151-26
$23 as the redemption price. and was “'illiain J. Devine. Democratic city
lglad to let them go at that. for he had committee, 3498-
no place to keep them and was afraid Jam“ E- Flynn.
"to tur nthem loose in the building for
.1111 rtliat he would have a cock fight
Sail his own. the best bihrd to win out.
i Another Upheaval.
The next upheaval was on April 25.
:1918, when after repeated wamings
had been given, a poker joint was
raided on Chestnut street in the house
_noxt to the Catholic church. and the
‘following were arrested: Patrick John
son. Joseph Deitlonte, W'iiiiam Mur-
lphy, Jesse Rhodes, Jack O'Brien.
{George Harvey. John Oates, Michael
:McKenna, James “Chuck" Connors.
gJoseph Rivers, Pete Viola, ’William
'Queen and Leon Penshitti. They were
ltried before Justice B. YV. McAuley,
Grand Juror George C. Rising. prose-
cuting. and each was lined 85. with the
lexception 0! Murphy and Connors, who
tweet- taxed 815.
Chief Golden than relate-tinting
madam make-kt)
fteniocratic committee. $165.
—. .— \
neat.
INSURANCE
(it all Kinds in Strong and
Reliable (Io-panics
REAL ESTATE
in an its Branches
b
1'0- ‘
thinking it.
a man in the south part of the tou‘n,‘
and he asks, with pardonabie pride,'
He,
with some positiveness. that he will‘
continue to do his duty as he secs “,1
Successful and Losing Can:g
Much’
in in: By-‘
Itai'cnport. nothing. Louis J. Pogany.
1. Jones. 810; Wallacu ilann, nothing. ‘
Treasurer-—filieriwrt ‘
T Joseph Davis.
William H. Guthrie. Fourth ward Re-l
!
Olirer 1. Clark. Fifth ward Republi-E
l’liiiip Castellano. Second ward Re-'
Second district2
—'l‘ry a Settlnel Want Advert!» , Beats? Hare you Shortness of Breath, ,
“Wt .
record and-
requcsts (omparison with towns near-'
Be Stylishly Dressed —
Don‘t be satisfied with a suit or an overcoat that
' mcrcly givcs you so many yards of cloth to cover )vour body.
Think of‘your pridc too, and you will demand a garment that
will give you that Comfortable feeling of. being well dressed.
finitely Email (fllntliea
l-‘OR YOUNG MEN AND ME\' '\K'HO STAY \‘(ll‘Nu
It is style, more than anything else, that makes the big dificr—
cncc in clothes. Creative designing plus painstaking methods
in making gives these clothes :1 style that is as distinctive as
it is clcan~cut.
-535.00 AND BETTER
Men’s Furnishings and Hats of the same standard
quality
NEW NECKVVEAR $1.00 and Sign!
!!L
85 Washington St.
South Norwalk
sea
cinity are complaining of a certain
party opening the muffler of their ma~
chine and disturbing the neighbors.
especially after sleeping hours Fun-
thcr steps will be taken if this annoy} ‘
once is not stopped. '
Residents of ivy Place and that \i '
. (llRE ‘
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- We will teach you and pay you while learning.
The highest wages will be paid to experienced operato;
Permanent work amid the most pleasing and come
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Good living oondiions near plant.
The most progressive and ideal worln'ng conditions.
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mm or ..
rim muomm
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i if you have one or more 0 fthe above
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is said taht one person out of every .
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of these do not know it. and hundreds Quincy St. Norwalk Cont .
wrongfully trout thanoelves for the]
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but take any chances whui Pop
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