k. ,d
,.
N ‘amtnicneaicnsnmp .
, ‘ L T0 GUARANTEES
’ ' ,. (Continued from Page One.)
—‘— tions by Chairman Murdock who
m‘ L- 00ml: masked for opinions on that phase.
0".— M” "“"'—‘—— Without exception, opponents of the
“MAY. OCTOBER 8 ,
system declared their belief had been
mm WAC FOB
confirmed by breaks in commodities
TOHORROW
in which it was not employed. They
“rises 6:54, sets 6:28 ' "'“‘
cited the sugar and‘sllk markets as
{ typical. .
”tide 6:28 a. m., 7:03 p, In].~
James A. Goldsmith of New York,
representing the silk Association of
. - ,America, said the guaranltee 1:30;“: ye
.....- A..°° m. construed in no other i g t t a as a
“13.3.1312...“ g‘:cfwvelyimeans of maintaining "a generally
.m b the u. for publication of high level of prices and militating
”‘m ”We! W to it or againstbany reductions whch would
' have followed natural operationmtl);
liked the law of supply and demand." 1
ungubnuuzrg IDO- prices, he said, had decflned 50 per
herein m 9180 1‘. cent, in the last' six months, which,
would have been impossible had the
wholesalers been guaranteed against
loss by the manufacturers.
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MASONIC NOTICES
' claw." Lodge. No. 109 F. and 11. MB!“ Mueller, Former Local
‘1‘ Masonic building. South: Boxer, Arrested in Den-
Btmt. 1st and 3rd Tuesday of ‘
«a month, my and Angus, ”COW ver for Murderous Assault
it 8 o'clock. All Master Masons
, t and fraternally invited. . ,
ASA T. LOWNDES, W. M. i
ROBERT M. WILCOX Secy.
(Confirmed from Page One.) ‘
tailed to work on the clue. Within
"ler Chapter, No. 38 R. A. M. a few hours he had taken Moeller
m in Masonic Temple,'s¢uth Main and Herman into custody.
in", the 2nd 5nd 4th Tue.d‘y. of Moeller denied all knowledge Of the
month. at 8 o’clock. July and Au. attack. when questioned. but Herman,
excepted. All R. A. Masons car- the police say, confessed.
‘nd Internally IHVited. ' On the strength of information giv-
D' 3- BEACH. H. P. en by him, Hutchinson and O’Connell
were taken into custody and a search
was instituted for Graham and Arthur
McKie. turn of the “gang."
Herman is said to have stated that
the "'01 to attack the crew was,
hatched at Moeller‘s room in the. \Ic-
"‘lcud hotel, and that he was called
,in first with a request that he use
his automobile to carry the men ’t,‘
the scene of the planned attack.
It is suspected by the police. that
’ho r-rcw of a ”jigger" car on the,
Fourth avenue line was the origin
what-live ol' the men. but that they
chance-.1 their plans when they found
‘hat prr‘ivisions had been made to
guan that car.
Herman. in his statement, i»
clareti to have said that it was 3.1““-
ler who first struck Conductor
Thomas and Moeller, also, who hit
It Was further announced that those Motorman Price the first blow as he
m, reached maturity after October rushed to the aid of this fellow train-
_. 1911:, would be afforded a chance “to man. .
g be made" on November 1st, from 9 Moeller has an unsavory reputation,
. a. m. till 5 p. m. at the. office of Town lie was (ilé‘f'illll‘tt'tl from the milice
(ks-11 Smith in the City hall. department of l‘enver on March 7.
.-_,_ ' 1917. after he ha! admitted at an op-
en hearing in the manager of safe-
ty‘s office that ho had accepted mon-
ey" from a woman. The hearing was
The church and Sttnduy~8c1100l arc Featured by the production of police
MRLY 4.700 APPLICA-
TIONS RECEIVED
m
Continued from First. 0.80
I”: October thh. 13th and 14th
rum 2 until 7 p. m. they will be III
mien in the council chamber in the
‘11" ball while on October 16th. and
180, from 10 a. in. until 8 p. in. they
in] be in session in the Town Court
11?,hTOWn Assembly hall.
t ere are none who have been
“.116" by that nine. another session
Will be held on October 19th. the last
diary for prospective voters "to be
rude” at the council chambers in the
city hall from 8 a. 111. until 9 p. m.
l
mwrn N0l{\\'l\I.K .‘ll-I'I‘HODIST
(‘Hl'lfl‘ll NOTES.
own-trim: for a big Rally lmy- next ncurt records to show that he had
Sunday. As it feature of thc morning~ paid the fine of another woman who
Rally Scry'icc of lili' church tlic cil- had been arrested. for soliciting.
. UN roll of church int-ttlbcrs will be
ezmeo and :ill' mt-mln-rs not kept away
by sickness or other unavoidable
lie was appointed, on t‘*« police
force Nov. 2. 1913. and gainei con. 5
siderable notoriety at the time by ‘
E range will be expected to answer reason of his extreme sizeiwhe is
’ ‘pvesenl" ill in? call or his or her built in proportion to his height—and
name. The pastor will preach 3. Huh because of the fact that he was the.
‘Y Sermon on "““nflvilm Your first applicant for a position on thc‘
Strength." In the owning the choir police department to pass a 100 per
will render one of the fine musical
cent. physical examination.
He claimed to have at one time
held the amateur heavyweight box.
lug championship, and to have been
_ instructor of “Tony" Biddle,
wealthy Philadelphia man. .who sub-
t-‘H‘ently gained that distinction.
We entered the emolov of the. Tram-
pmgrams. The Sunday—school
prepared :l special program for
Iran of its scssion at 12 o'clock.
». ‘l'here will lu- no Mid-week meeting
‘ -0f this church this week owing to thc
far-t that cvcry night this week cxccpt
tutu-day the church meets together
Iran the Congregational church in a.
Mple's Institute at which ilr. Rich-
:‘fld L. Swain is lht‘ Lecture-r. 'l‘oilighl.
lmorrow night and Friday night the
“meetings are in the Congregational
has
the
'lin
"ave repeatedly counseled violence“ as
-vneans nt‘ intimidating men who
vckurch. men.
. On Friday afternoon. immediately Graham and Mcplp are the, onlv
after school. the .lunlor League Will
ondJ‘Jcl the five lormer Tramway
om oyes alleged to have- been im-
plica ed in the assault who had been
in the. ser'vice of the. company for an
extended period. Graham became a
trainman in 1910 emri vt-rrtn ... 1903.
Herman entered the service in
~Aprii. 1920,‘Hul(‘llisnn In November.
hold its first meeting for the fall.
Mlvnis will remember to scnri their
children to this meeting under the
leadership of Mrs. Harry Bradbury
and Mrs. litigcnc Sanderson .hoth 0f
,7 ‘ thesc litdit-s being trained and xperi-
E: «cues-d teachers. '
’
. . . . . . . 191!
,' .IITXEA CAM" ROLLED' ., I McKle is said to have been regard-
i '_5— i311: ot’ the company as one
E? BRIDGEPORT. Oct. 6.——The first 9" by omc
- . . . time the strike was called. and to
"0’, —‘llh Violation of the ordinance re- have been considered one of the last
:dricting the jitneys. was nolled in the Who would red,” to Violence in an
police court today on the promise of
. . effort to intimidate new employes. ’
41"" accused anver not t° “Olme the‘ Information as to the disposition
hag-din.
. lof the cases is lacking at present.
. :6ut ofllciais ot‘ the Tramway campany
‘ — ' are to press them to.the limit.
IMPROVED FIRE
APPARATUS
' FOR DARIEN
(Continued from Page One.)
0* of the best men in the svvlce at the.
E: 123'? of a local jitneyman. .charged
it.
' authorize the selectmen to borrow. on
- the credit of the town. the sum of
$80000. to pay current expenses,
pending .t e collection M'taxes.
One of he principle features of the
meeting was favorable action of the
resolution of the Board of Finance.
appropriating $12,000 for additional
lire apparatus for the Town of Dar-
. Tuday, begin to save.
Happiness is
Enhanced by a bank secount.
gutting 05 until later on
E ndangers your future.
ten.
equally apportioned between the Dar-
omage needs money' len and Noroton firemen, and the
Prudence requires that you
[i ty aside part of your earnings
Inch day or week. _
Start now, do not wait, I“
Board of Finance, at a. meeting to be
held tomorrow evening will probab
make such distribution. The ilrem
are elated over the eaorts in this di-
rection .and it will mean'better fire
protection in the future. The petition
t of H. B. \Vallace. and others. was fa.-
vorably considered. and the Board of
Finance was requested to appropriate
the sum of, $300 to. the Noroton
Volunteer Fire Dep$ent in de-
to their wish - ‘.
ferenx ' y
..A te was passed authorizlnf the
selectmen toenter into a. renewal of '
the lease which expires in 1924 for
the privilege ‘of maintaining tho.
ibrldge _on .the Ring’l’ End“road. over
land belonanc.MynvEm-bam and
others. The'old lease was for 99
years. and the a tidal expenditurek 1&4
‘ it
There are a hundred good ‘
Reasons why you should save.
littlest you do, poverty due to l
. Sickness or other causes,
fheatens your future welfare.
to us with your deposit.
. m 13 safe, 33113 “d the right of five. m one cent. .-
. needless to say there little oppoai-m .
tion to the proponido » ‘ ' '2
e The-big 1111
was the consideration of the'budget of
tigezoyBoat-d of Finance. ' for the year.
com
' State. from dost. .. $409.“ 7_
1350.000 FOR LEVINSKY
of our best little promoters sit up with
:1 gasp over his tail old contract sign-
ng.
Cochran's partner in conducting the
Sta m to rd Bridge.
our best lighting machines. that dcnh
old- London may
fistic thrillers.
Battling IA‘Vlllsk)’
ing for a twenty-round tight with Joe
Beckett within three mo ll'ia follow—
ing his affair with George}
which is to take place in the Jersey
City ball park on the night of Oct. Ii.
Battling Levinsky get. H
ceive a flat guarantee of 8
fracas with
dead.
ing 30 ‘per cent. of the gross receipt:
it Dan Morgan think: 80 per cent. of
the house will top 50,000-»frog~aktns.
And in order that Daniel will lose no
time in counting pounds instead of
dollars. Esquire \Veleh
p113" B81: in United States gold coin.
- use says. howe .
mua’d ver that Bat.
much money.
In to set $25.00
This amount undoubtedly will ble 25 per cent.
actually fl htln
bet." .8 8
Speak” bomre
as, hero're‘ the tumour“
State corporation
tax ........ . . . . 1,087.00
State ochoole ..... 2,979.00
state penalty . .... 212.92
Interest on. torn
deposit . . 122.88
Income from town
cottage ...... . . 180.00
Personal tax 0 . ... . 426.00 85.368.00
0
Net amount required... $168,483.01;
21 mills on grand list of
87.451.572.00 . . . . . . . .(.$158.488.01
Willhm N. Weed. a member of the
Board of Finance. who is reputed to
have. misrepresented facts. as appears
in the budget. made a motion to cut
the amount $14.000. Aheaitation fol-
lowed the motion. when, finally. Mr.
Weed'a wife seconded -the same. The
motion failed to prevail. Mr. Weed bea
ing the only one voting in the affirma-
tive. The budget. as presented by the
Board of Finance, was then unani-
mously adopted.
Practically the only remaining busi-
ness was the laying of the tax. as re-
commended by the Board of Finance
—nameiy. 21 mills. The following
resolution was adopted:
Resolved. That a tax of it"enty-onc
(21) mills be laid on the last com-
plete grand list of $7.451.572.00. pay»,
blc April I. 1921. '
li‘urthcr. Be It Resolved. That from ‘
the accumulated surplus funds of the
town. the lloard of Finance recom-i
mend: that the sum of Four Thousand
($4000.00) Dollars be paid on the'
floating debt. i
No other business appearing. the'
met-ting adjourned.
RICHTER WILL GO
TO COURT HE SAYS
(Continued from first we)
... --.. -.m.
One was that ltcv. Iichler had his
namc on ten ballots cast .und thus
had received ten votes. and the other
was that ballot No. 52 was (‘Ollflfllt‘~
uous by its abscncc. It hasn‘t been
lOUllti yet. and. it the fort-oodinga ol'
the clcction olliciuls count for any-
thing. it isn't likely to be found. The
third startling discovery camt- its a my
of hope to the gentlemen who wore
counting ballots.
"11y gosh. that handwriting on
those iliillui.‘ iill looks :iliktii‘ .
Having collrlrtiicti this lhi-ory. it was
quit-fly but lirtiily .‘lllllOUllf‘l'li thitt Mr.
liiclitt-r was :i grand Jill‘tll', but that
he wasn't. and what .‘Vils to be «ionc
about it.
I
ltcv. Mr. ltit'lttct'. who. tlcupitc :irtl-
ills it: ill" tiniui's which lo-iitt nliv lu
:l'iil‘\i‘ that hr is "n, bloodthirsty lcl‘—
ror of tho wihls" in Duricn. but who
is the soul of tiim-kiiess in reality. de~
tiled. ".‘l'il lillll‘h 8(‘07‘11. to say nothing
of Vt‘i‘l‘nll’lli’fi' tin-l considerable heat.
that any or his friends illlll resorted
to tiny z-tit-lt "low down. tllrty trick"
cit-clion verilieti.
It's exfimely likely that his elec-
tion will be sustained. and so lint-tep-
itca have some cause in fear hyn. as
he has announced his
“cleaning up" the town
lolly tit-pointed.
intention of
when he is
PONZI HAS $2,195,635
TO REPAY $7,500,000
(Continued from Page One.) ‘"’
as principal items a cettlficate of de-
posit for $1,058,221, oath in banks
":iv companv Oct. 12 1918 and sincegamounting to ‘150'076' Pnnzl‘s home
. . {in Lexi t .
be calling 0‘ the strike is reputed to and 1.5305 on estimated at
Trust Company, which he tried to
‘ _ _ control and which failed When he fell.
ook the places of the striking wmk ‘estimated at “00.000. .
$110,000.
shares of the Hanover
ll" H11: liI‘L'fl'o‘h uuu'Ex'I‘l PM
R. (i. “Ms. London l’niiuntcr. Sign»
Batik-r to Box I‘m-kc“ I'mlcr
Those (‘ondithmm
NEW YORK. Oct. 6.—anulr9 R. C.
\Vclsh. a bully bidding boulder. is in
from London and he has made some
Esquire Welsh. who was 0. B
Holbrook Stadium. the Olympia and
in England. is here
for the express purpose of kidnapping
not go begging for
To begin with. Welsh has signed
to a contract. call-
Carpenticr.
And a sweet contract did Mister
is to re-
.000 in his
Beckett. win. lose or ‘drop
He has the privilege of claim-
w
has agreed to
(Steal Carpentier to get that
If he merely draws. he
0 flat. with a privilege
If Cgrpentier bent-
bim. but does not knock him out. he-
insky. will still go abroad but will
ave to be satisfied with 315.000 and
the privilege of 15 per cent.
\Vherefore. on Oct. 12. Rat will be
for a. $50,000 “aide
i
4—“
CONTINOUS LAND WATERWAY.
. :. .
todaiy'a' who ot‘
ATLANTIC crrr. N. 1.. Oct. -.—3
Deeper Waterw
‘ t
1921. a to In with:
In 7 it a turpentine last lll, “9‘ ..
as stu-ulinar :i ballot and marking his
niilllt‘ on H.
.\’o. no. m-w-r. 'l‘hc rcvcrcnd gen-
llt‘nlilll .tssurt-ti thi- clccilon officials
that hc knru vycry sinxlc soul who
\(lIO‘tI for him. and that. if he wasn't
(It‘f‘ifll‘tll cit-t-ti-ti. hc would take the
math-r l)"l(7i"' lliv hlxht'l‘ courts.
It is rntiiord vaguely that some rc-
tort was made. that he could go else-
whcrc limit to the higher courts, but
the fact remains that he had retained
licrtratii t\‘ Meadca of Stamford. an
ills tiltol'ncyn to take thc ti‘attcr be-
lforc the Superior court and get his
G
DRESS FABRICS
and SILKS
100 Pieoes Plaidfikirtinsi
Was $1.25 and $1.50 yard.
WMYu-d
"thvyniusm"
All Wool. 88 Inches wide: was
$2.00 yard. .
Special $1.49 Y
Navy Blue Dress Satin
36 Inches wide: was $4.00 yard.
Special $1.97 ”Yard
Black Lining Sateen
Yard widE.
Tomorrow 29c Yard
54-Inch Hannish Serge
Navy llluo- All \\'001
l-‘inc twill. closely; woven. apongetl
and shrunk. licgnlar “5.0" yard.
Tomorow $2.98 Yard
321mb Corduroy
For skirts. coats. suits and chll»
drcn's Wear. all thc best colors;
regular $2.00.
Sale, Yard $1.29
44-11101: Black Costume Velvet
l-Japcclally llnc. high grudc quality.
smooth soft surface and rich lin-
ish: 44 incht-s wide-z was $3,041 a
yard
Bale, Yard $3.98 4 1'
Navy ,Blue All Silk Menuhin
The lowest price on record for mu-
tt riii' ‘ this quality.
Sale, Yard $1.49
ion
styl
Satin Duchease
:u‘ ilt‘ilts wide. Mn 3. .‘l‘t' navy;
guru-cl texture with ;‘ ‘lrh pv-r- worn!" '
intuit-tit satiny lllll'll. , t4.00
h
quality "
Sale, Yard $2.49
All Silk .
Crepe de Chive
40 Inches wide, in all colors.
The regular $3.00 grade-—
Tomorrow, $1.43 yard
Thousands of New
at $21.50
Stunnmg' Kodak in
DRESSES
' $18.00 to $45.00
The beat dresses to be found anywhere, beautifully fash-
superb quality and wonderful values, a great variety of
for women and misses.
D “" ‘ wuss-n)
SILK" DRESSES
' $18.98 to $40.00
1 ' beantif various—are the Antwan
color-2% W “1’ fascinating variation of styles—The
materials are Meta Silk, Georgette Crepe, Satin, Tnoolette
and Crepe do Chine, the price: are much below their real
,' FASHION’S NEWEST
DRESS SKIRTS
The prettiest and eleven-eat models in plain and pleated
styles. Our assortment is unusually large and features all that
is new in plaids, and the sea-en's desirable materials.
$4.98 to $25.00
.Coats and Skirts
Dresses, Suits
Great variety of the most recently designed models, all
latest styles and fresh np-to-date ideas.
The Boat Values in Amati. a.
WOOL JERSEY SUITS
EXTRAORDINARY VALUE
Suits of finfiflquality, Brown, Blue and Green mixture wool. I
jersey cloth, Veil made in smart new styles.
Serge, TricotinekVelour, Jersey and‘ Poplin
Fashions, new
$1.00 Turkish Towels
50 dozen full bodied absorbent Jacquard Turk-
ish tom-ls, blue pink and yellow borders.
Sate,Each...-......,.......69c
$1.10 Bleached and Unbleached
Sheeting ‘
2 14 yards wide. sturdy quality that will give
long and hard wear. .
84c
0
Sale,Yard...............?.
‘39c Yard Wide Muslins
Blciicltctl‘“ztttd unbleached—soft finish.
'Sale,Yardy................. 25c
1,000WashCloths
Ac oed grade, regular 19c. each.
Sae,2for.................. 25c
. $1.00 French Chifion Voile
‘45 inches wide, pure white, fine texturenuperi.
or wearing quality.
We f N .
i “9 Pan- :6 9-1.9:-
Sale,‘Yard 49c
. 79cIAraIneDressGingltam'
32 Inches'wide—leflective pattérns, attractive
color assorhnent. ’
200 extra full size,
Aspelsial
-—.—-f,. . . 4+
EnghshFimshInng'Cloth
Snow white, softly finishedua d‘rml'y We...
Sale,Yard45c
.50c.Colored0uting
Flanitel '
5,000. yards. of best. quality
Amoskoag outing flannel,
choice range of patterns.
:11; . -
quit I. 3 O '
50c White Outing
. Flannel - '
2,000 yards of . heavy closely
‘v’voven soft and ‘deecy qual-
ity, outing, flannel. .
._S‘;l“e,?fYoaril&......’i.35c 80!er ..._35cSale, rm.._....
' .. ‘ issue-seam Isms
“Missyandwliiufy' “90000”.
‘Pm antenna-'ooa-ncooo.m
.. - a a.
, I “ 'r . . M g, __ ‘ «
’ ...-"- fl”
, .- a y.
".2? -.- . .. ..
1 1. ,
DRY GOODS .AND BLANKETS
39c Dress Percale
large assortment of
fast colors.
A
"7 $129 Table Damask
Full bleached, fine smooth quality and excel-
lent finish, neat designs.~
This is a~great bargain." ‘
Harvard Bed Sheets
$2.59 quality.
2,000 yards, 36-inch, heavy desirable quality,
staple patterns, all
Sale, Yard . . . . ............. 29c
Sale,Yard.................88c
$1.89 Bleached Bed Sheets
Full size, substantial Wiring quality.
Sale, Each . ..... . . . . $1.49
and pure bleach regular
Sale,Each$2.29
' ' 59c Pillow Cases
purchase of about 1,000, standard '
make and good qual'ty pillow cases, regu-
lar size.
The best; fabrics for waiter-and chil-
,’ dren’s underwear, regular $6.00. _._____
SalcfPieoe$2.98 «owmommcnm 2°°
29c Am Gingham DR. LYON'8.;00TH POWDER 21:
He"? “Infill-d quality. that Rectum.
will live gbod service.
9210!? (“pic checks.
19c
\- ‘ TOMORRO’W-eTfi-CRSDAY
* AT PRICE-
HUNDREDS OF EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS NOT ADVERTISED.
' ‘ ' ' ‘ HOSIERY&GLOVES
All new pcl‘fci-t giltltlfifilhgh
* * SALE
Women’s Pure Silk Thread
These liosc were made to SP”
for $2.00 and $2.25 pair, “0
rofier them,
Tomorrow at; $1.49 Pair
'11] black and colors,
with Iisie tops and solos and
with scant up the back.
Onyx make. Light weight with
seamed back and
finish.
Black.
to 69c. .
Clearance Price 25c Pair
”Kayser's’ ’ Silk Gloves
Double -.
\Vilitc, black and Hi'il}. i.~_
ltlar $1.25.
Regular $1.00
Special 65c
‘ ,
Genuine Chamoisette Gloves
Kayscr make. 'l‘wo button.
\Vllilc. black grit) .‘lllti hroun
Children's Chamoisette Gloves
\Vllilc. brown and gray.
SPECIAL ITEMS
AT BARGAIN PRICES
W men's Silk Pongee Waists
Tailored niodt‘b'. 1011;! \“"‘V""-
Navy Blue Georgette Waists
”t‘ildt’li and fancy stitching cf-
. fcct, also plain ttttlorctl \tylcx
' Women ’8 Silk Petticoats
Splclitlitl assortmciit of styles
in a. variety of beautiful col—
ors. The material is Tafi'ctta
silk of fine quality.
Made of good wearing pt‘l't'llit‘.
neat designs,
pockets and belts.
‘ Size-8,10 14 years.
high quality
fast color gingham.
quality and low pl'it'cs,
Hose
ltmtlc
Women's Lisle Hose
iiicrw'rixml
Regular 75c \‘llilh‘.
Tomorrow at 590 Pair
Children 's Lisle Socks
Odd sizt‘s only. \Utitivx
\‘i'ovcli
ling-or 12‘“.
Special 79c Pair
White Silk Gloves
,
l
Special 98c Pair
Special 85c Pair
9
Special $4.98
Special $5.98
Special $5.98
Bungalow Aprons
button back.
Special $1.39
Boy’s Blouses.
Made front
\vovcn st ripc.
Special $1.39
HINDI HONEY AND ALMOND
CREAM ..... ~ ............ .. 42c
'wooooun‘v's FACIAL CREAM
1"“ Penna unscenrrm‘aoae.. 17c
”AVG. TALCUM POWDER. . . 17c
PERFECTION
They ._ keep your roams ..
m. v'i'hey are handy to
move about.
' 305% of ‘Mby' cost about
finnday'l Bmciala in
TOILET ARTICLES
...........................
Buy, . am new when the
21c
SOAP ....... -.....20c
Jr
. One-Quarter
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