ram marine sums—some NORWALK. cons.
iiAvL on nut in JUANA is Air ‘00P sn ‘AA331:Mitiii:t‘azii';:ti}:i‘
0F FUNDTO BUY A iiiiii. HOLE, DEVI ~ STATlC,
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1921?.
_ A tour year course to train young 8 I.
men tor executive work with such
enterprises as electric service com- Due t9 0“ lty
panics, electric street railroads. and I
other public utility companies has
just been announced by Dr. W. B.
Blzsell. president University of Okla.-
homo.
ll‘ll\( tiiiuuni mount :iriiiiiL ioi‘ El 1" ,
i7. 350. 000. 00”. ’l‘ lirso 1 chip: lllitli ii in,
annual gross tiiriiings oi $1.13..,iuou.:
000. iniii \‘llitil lili y must. pay up“;
rating . \pt-uiists a fiiii‘ ltillill lllmil‘
55 Main St.
. Norwalk
Telephone 2828
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OLD lRilNSiDES
Elks Appeal To School
Children In 900 Sec-
tions—Patriotic Los-
' son Stressed.
Rear Admiral Philip Andrews.
commandant or the First Naval Dis-
trict, Boston. and chairman of the
National Committee of the Save 01d
lronsldcs li‘uud an tounces that ap-
proximately one 1i it of the money
needed for the restoration of the
old ship is now iii sight from the
collections by the Elks in 900 see-
tlons or the country.
“School authorities in the big
cities are gradually becoming aware
of the great. possibilities of the cam-
paign from an educational and pa-
triotic viewpoint. and are allowing
the committee to proceed with its
work." says Admiral Andrews.
"Boston and New York have sits-
pended their rules and we are non-
iidmt of having the campaign car-
ried on in every big city at the nu-
tion.
Stimulate Patriotism.
"Primarily this campaign “as
not lnui‘licd for the purpose of col-
looting funds. if that was our only
purpose. tho money needed for re-
storation could have been raised
SAYS'MMRHR
After Shame Induced
Suicide Pact By
Fainily Of Four,
Carnival Is Staged.
Editors note: Here is the mm
of a, series of articles by Russell J.
litidwcll. giving a first-hand account
of conditions at. Thu Juana. the Mom
lean border town wlifl'o two Aim-ri-
con girls were so mistreated that
they and their parents committed
stiiicido together. A second story
will follow tomorrow.
0 O I
B)? lll‘ssbllili J. llllil)“ Mil.
'l‘lA JUANA. MEXICO. lr‘vi». in..-
Here in Satan's (OWIl'lllC rim-ii mm
bosses his playground,
And over in San Diego, heroes the
border from where he sits on his un-
shakon throne, is a. graveyard——
merciful refuge for his victims.
li‘our t'resli mounds of mirth are
there. liciicatii tlicin sleeps the ill-
i‘ntcd l'cteot iiiniily. Audrey and
Clyde, young and pretty fliflit‘l'h—-llllv
willing members of the devil's latest.
party—rest there with father and
mother. The girls said they \u-rc
kidnapped, drugged and drspniiod
by 'l'lii Juana's Chief of pollen, 24.3.
natdo Llanos. and a. gang of his 'i'iii.
the money investid :".id n. sum in c.\
mess of $150,000,000 a... stale uu'l'
federal taxes. ;
SAYS iNVENTOR
Frequency Rut Be-:
fore Detector—Roi
suits Are Good.
._.._.._._.
Herstofore engineers have teaicd
the detector. Seine. perhaps one oi
two. have ventured on the applici-i
iion 01 three stages.
tnent that the slightest static nould
be picked up and amplified ill “‘11 n .
dously. that distortion uoud Nail“.
that altogether the receiver uoulr'l
before detection. .
Along comes William 11. Prices.
well known for his invention ot' the
reflex principle. and put no less
than five stages of radio frequency
before the detector. defying the ele-
monts and practically overthrowing
the theories of his brother engineers.
lie has fashioned an eight-tube ro-
cclvor. with five tubes for radio fre-
quency amplification and only two
for audio.
Yet, to and behold there is no
more static than you‘d find in the.
ordinary i'ivo tubo set. and perhaps
even less. 'l‘here's considerably more
distance reception because of the
five tube radio.
Five Stages 0f Radio .__.._..___,_,
Hill I act quickly-stop colds in i4 hours.
to put any more than the stages oil rem- and headitiic dlsapmr'
radio frequgncy iiniplifitatien boron l conquered in 3daia.
millions danger amt iii...- untort.
dunccs, don' tdriay an hour. Get the best “
.hclp science know.
But that ended it “in: the Arsli- Be Sure its
CASCARA
suffer from so much amplification Gills-duo;
m_—..«. .____ .._._..-.. ........ m...
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‘na av
' Outaells All Other Package Toe:
(iripre is
livery “mlt‘l’ u we.
lion t talc
Felts-Silk and Straw Combinations
Season’s Most Fashionable Miliinery
ROBERT 21 soars MAIN eraser
SOUTH N ORWALK
Priee30c
WUININE
With portrait
OBSERVING LENT
Our stocks are complete with just the right idncl of foods for oh~
sei'vance of the Lenten Season. The itcmslistcd below will help
you in making y our selections. \
Phone your order and we will deliver it.
Sticking Pieces ...... ....... . . . . . . .20c lb.
FreshChoppedBeef ...............l5clb.
RoundSteak......................30clb.
SirloinASteak..........\............32clb.
‘PorterhouseSteak.................34clb.
w‘ShoulderSteak...............’.....18c1b.'
Shoulder Pot Roast 16c lb
jPlateCornedBeef................:12c1b.
Boneless Rump Corned Beef .26cib.
' PigsLiver. ............. ......10clb.
‘ . Fancy Roasting Chicken,5t061bs. ..40c lb
FancyFowl 40clb
Fancy Frying Chickens 40clb
tlicii silent-e.
Ten Million Children.
"By asking the children to corn
tribute-their mite, their interest is
awakened. it their parents are non-
English speaking people, the young-
sters bring the story home to them.
So it has a. value as a pork of Am-
cricanizatlon.
"Ton million children have had
vividly presented to them the story
of the deeds and adventures of ‘Old
Ironsides.’ and four iniilien have at-
ready contributed their mite. Had
Congress voted the money. all this
would have been lost.»
‘Old ironaidcs' did more than any
other ship to win our independence
on the seas and that lilt'lllli. tor the
whole nation. The ‘Constitutlon' and
her exploits belong to the whole na-
tlon,_theugh the facts that she was
built in Heston and returned to
+wheel Brakes-
‘ Full-Balloon Tires
3 Disc Wheels
Oil Purifier
Gasoline Filter
Air Cl ‘
Boston gives Boston a peculiar local
pride it her."
.9?
Force- eed Lubrication
Chase Velma Mohair
Velvet Seat Upholstery
s MCT
South N‘tma
Night descends on Imper
like :1. heavy smoke. and electric
signs flash on. licro parades the
riff-raft of all races; murderers :in-l
rohiwrs nitli price tags on their
heads in the states; dope smuggltm
14.1.11 1
give noise due to jrlcctrical irregu-
excessive amplification is used in a.
multl-tuho set. these noises sound
Denice More Tube Noise
and ruin runners. signing with re
1101' in their own land of protection
once more; Joviai traveling salt-u
men over
drink of beer; and curious Ameri-
can sight-score putting their money
into varied gambling contraptions.
Dt'ns Ans Still Open
Not one palace of pleasure or dcr.
”excepting the Oakland bar. where
the l‘cteet girls were first drugged
by Luis Ainador. proprietor.
Hotel Nacional. where Llauos is
charged with attacking 19-year-old
Audrey Petcet. is Just. around the
corner.
And an alibicd path has been
paved for the attackers of American
‘ women to travel to freedom.
"Llanos has too much porter, is
too big a factor in Mexican political
circles. to be dealt with harshly." is
the unanimously spoken comment
here.
The probability that he may be
sentenced to face a firing squad is a
take. An agent of Mayor Pelacio.
selt- Appointed mondrch. laughed in
my face when I mentioned such a
sentence for ‘11. crtm .
"Why six years is the very most
he could get. under the law." he
chuckled.
I have not been able to find a
single person who believes
Llanos will get any penalty at all.
the group of miscellaneous attack-
crs who took the drugged girls for
themselves after Chiet Llsuos and
Aniador liiid discarded them in the
hotels should be excuted "to appease
the unkind demands 0! the United
States." It. is generally believed that
Amador. “who isn't important. any-
way." as they say. will be shot.
An American Sailor
Around the corner from the ho-
tcl Naeional ls 'l‘ia Juana's jail—a.
dark. filthy hole. hardly fit for
beasts.
In it a. young American sailor
has lain for six long months. slow-
ly changing from n husky. upstand-
ing )oulig seanian into a. pale vie-
tim of tuberculosis.
He mnatoui ct somehuman har-
pies in the unspeakable underworld
at this border hell. and he has been
sent to a cell that may be his tomb
unless he is soon freed by action
from outside.
tomorrow.
the border line for :t'
of indecency has been closed here.
The
that
liowevcr. tiome believe that one of
are due almost entirely to the dc-
. teeter tube. which is the same in all
sets. whether antenna or loop. and
the amounts of audio frequency ani-
pllficatiou following this tube. They
are not due to. any noise which
might be present in a. chain on re-
dio frequency tubes prior to the dc-
teeter."
As for the cost of tubes. this of
course balances with the cost of an-
tenna installation.
l‘riess also boasts of the amount
of amplification he has been able to
obtain by the five radio frequency
tubes. and the circuit by which
theye'ro installed. The average he
explains. gets a. voltage amplification
of only about 300.1319 superhct‘s
\nit 'ige amplification is about 1500.
That of the Prices set is said to be
about 3. 000.
Since the detector is said to oper-
ate best when receiving loud sig-
nals. five stages of radio amplifica-
tion put enough power into it to
make it operate at its highest effl-
cicncy. And likewise with the audio
system. The result highest possi-
ble efficiency. says Prices.
La Grippe Pill
i-‘or colds. La Grippe. some forms
lnrttles in their behavior and when ‘
much like static." i
And here's the reply from Priests: i
"Noises in a radio set from tubes 1.
at neuralgia. Contains no opiates
Plaisted Drug Store
Gee. 13. Cook, Prop.
59 Washington Street
South Norwalk. (icon.
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'10 North Main Street.
lentil Hermit
Phone 747
COMPLETE HOUSE .
Ho is-but we will tell about him
first”,
mud or slush without the
health way you get iii a
FURNISHINGS
Foundation Garments
Many new models for every
type of figure, just received.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
86 Washington Street,
South Nomlk. Conn.
. ‘s‘ini SCARFS
New Spring‘liine of Silk
Surfs in plain celebs, also
figured and flattered designs
#
1 among the financial and business Juana friends. Then. to escape the , .. . . ., “W
LEAN FRESH . BEST MILK interests at the country in .. few shame of no... the “not. rim“. Nagging?$333,135; 111133;: Tones, Pillsbury or Gold Medal Flour, bag . . . . 51.40
.. 1's. Secr‘tary ftli Navy Curtis laid ti')\\‘ll to lie in ii ‘- .1., "" ‘ ‘ “ , ' i . ., ‘1 ‘ . ,
PORK PRODUCTS FED VEAL rich/11minLliowmger, visualized its quadruple sillt'iilo pact i‘i:‘l‘;‘l:lbbiti;_ T‘A‘MN’ iii" “”4‘fl0midi5"“““"rllfl‘"l‘ (.iOVt‘l’daie Flour, Ddg‘ 351.39. Sugar. ]7 ")5. Dill“
_ opportunity to stimulate the pm But here in this city 01‘ i: ii timw cnncy ‘rt-rcp’on, n sets \ y' ') ' . 0 . t , t M .) _
Lean fresh Shouldets 20C Shoulder Veal . . . . . 200 triotism of the children of the na- are no wreaths of mourning. L Jud in wrii‘l‘sillldv'aiimgn I “Ella“ Helms, lb. 35“ snloktd bhouldel ‘5) ll)’ ”'1 A 'i
' Lean fresh Hams 32c Rump V081 246 tion and awaken their interest in The Old Story Priess 0“ch several reasons tor Sinclair Bacon, ‘ . ' . lb. )9“
A. . . . . . . . . . this national keepsake and the early Seductive music hours out into the success of his product F S]. d B . “I 4- . I, l (1,4 lb 19.. ‘
Lean fresh Pork Rib Veal ‘ history of our Navy. the tequila-laden atmosphere from Fm“ of all bio attributcii it ,0 the alley Ice ilCOll, 0L uriidii pure 'clr Dill S. i)(.
i i “Matty have unhrnitstingly stated t io dens, saloons and t‘iliiflf‘t‘is: . , ' ‘ , , . 1,? .-_
to R03“ ---~.-. " 26c Chow 30.” “w “W” “M” 1W “"9“ ”‘m'nds 0' <10"!er minus" lends iii!"iiirsiiii°"i§é.piilimini? "Gilli Florida Oraitgcs. doz. 3.11'. (alii'ornia Lemons. doz. 30c.
FreSh cut Pork Loin Veal the money “then i was approached hourly in the gambling hulls; iiir- holds all the benefits that, loops of. ‘ . . . ‘ . -
Ch 281: Ch 1 , on the subject. while I was in coin— old story still continues in the alloys for-.groatcr selectivity. loss static. g Fancy SpinaCh, pk. 3ill. F ancy vl} -lldw]n txpplcs.
Ops . . . ......... Opb . . . . . . . . . . 350 mand of the American Fleet in of nameless women and scarlet. Professor J. 11. Morccrott. ternn-r- Yellow Turni S )k 350 . ' ‘ ’ ‘ (_ .
Home Made Sausage 306 Small Breast fillgiitinviiiiiilimciliihhiibstill);173:8 “911:3” limiriifli‘i PandI Yttrium? ciris {resident of 310‘ Institutfhof ‘llatdiio 0 . p ’ 4]“ g. 2-: 14 quart bdnhtl. ‘A'll-
. ‘ - . ‘n 'n . _' . —~ ‘03 o '(l l. or r s -hlit‘(l‘r for “its more. an ictit o c t- cc r - . 2 ’ ‘, ). .' .
.Lillk Sausage ...... 30C Veal . ........ . . . . 18C plan 01' the campaign. 1 was struck the ilivmt and ”it‘ll they Support. (-31 engineering department at tfo~ ' “10“.8’ . )M.).:)(’ P (UNIV l)dld“lll Apple-“a
. “‘ilil "’4 CiiUi‘fliiO‘ml and patriotic 'l‘iio i'i‘ictit family was buried t‘llt.’ luinbta University, says llli fans prc- i Parsnlps, 3 lbs. ..i)t'. bushel baqket l€18.)
. . value to the nation. l-lad Congress day. and on the following began Tia for loop receivers. But he adds. the; ‘V' M d C. l“ 4 “)1 25 _r 'i ’» t
J ane Rlb Roast , _ , , . . . _ _ . . . . . . _ . . 2801b. appropriate-d the money. the old Junna‘s gayest four-day carnivnl— set needs a. couple of stages of m. as e AdrrO b, b. C. Fallt‘ \Villesap Apples dOZ 500
> . ) ship‘ and the lessons of patriotism a. gesture to keep business Kuhn; as dio amplification to give as strong Celery or [lettuce 2 f0r 25C. y 9 " '
Rib Roast (Boned &. Rolled) , , , . , . . ,28c lb. that are carried with its history usual in this most iniquitous cess- 3 signal "All! 8- 1001” M “'11“ an OUt- i ’ ‘ . _ T' . r - do, .30“
2 Bread & Butter l’Ot R0 t . 22 lb “'Ollid 500" 1‘0 forgotten. A few pool of degeneracy and debauchery “AduT‘lgu‘mm' t ', 1 ll BunCh 0311018. 31.01. 200. ‘u‘gcrlnes’ l' '
' itrms in th: papers about itlic tip- 1 u . lint . g u N l A 1., " u es cos money.’ to at ts.‘ , . _ . .. 1
as ' ' ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' L . p;tl]'il‘iiiliollltlll(i the rebuilding and 92“ Agniliggfi o to ort 1 m0” "Furthermore. tubes theiuselvcsi Florlda Grapefrlut, D for 256 i‘lCIlltobh Apples, .1 owlDS.) Ln)“-
3 for" -50. Pink Salmon,tail can, 21br25c.
3for‘) .5c.
Campbells Beans,
Confectionery Sugar, 3 for 25c. (ampbclls Soups.
Jello, assorted, 3 for 25c. Kellogg’ s Cornflakes 31'or‘25c.
Y uban, Maxwell House or Hotel Astor C offer, 1 for $1.55
R. R. Broth, 2 for 250. l’ca Beans, 3 lbs. 25c.
8 lb. Kits Imported Holland Iicr ring, . . . $41.20
10 lb. Kits New Mackerel, $22.50 Strictly Fresh Eggs, (1oz. 50c.
Van Camp’s Baked Beans, . 12 c; ins 31.00,
Del Monte Del Monte Del Monte
Sliced Peat-hes ‘ Sliced Peaches . Pineapple, iiil‘gt'
° 5‘ for $1.00 Bullet size, 8 for $1.00; 3 cans 05c
Del Monte 1 Del Monti-“7‘” Del Mbht'cv
Peaches, large ‘ Apricots i Raspberries
3 cans 89c 3 cans $1.00 3 cans $1.00
»~ -.... -» i a.
Del Monte Del Monte i Del Monte
Sliced Pineapple Blackberries ' Pears, large
4 cans $1.00 3 cans 899 3 cans $1.19
Valley Pears Benefit Crushed
Large Cherries Pineapple
3 cans $1.00 3 cans $1.00 -1 cans $1.00“
Grapefruit _ . Del Monte Asparagiis
Hearts Hancoc‘k , Tips or Stalk
3 cans 79c . bpm‘i‘f i 3 cans $1.00
, i 3 cans 69c i ~
, Pumpkin or i . Benefit
Squash Sauerkraut Cut Beans
3 cans 59c 3 cans 50c 3 cans 59c
Can Camp’s Tomato Soup, . . . . . 12 cans 95c.
Fruit Salad, 4 cans $1.00 Applesauce, 3 cans 50c.
Benefit Peas, Corn or Tomatoes, 2 cans 25c., 6 cans 751-.
.Genuine New Orleans Molasses. packed in gallon jugs, $1.59
Benefit Succotash 3 cans 59c. Ft-Jiubert Lima Beans, 3 cans 59c.
Seedless or Pui’fed Raisins, . . . . f .. 2 for 250.
Sunsweet Prunes, . . . . . . 2 lb. package, 29c.
Libby’s De Luxe Plums, . . . .. 3 cans $1. 00
Clover or Magnolia Malk, . . .. . ». 7cans $1. 00
Beckmann" s Best Blend Coffee. Reg. 49c. val., 5 lbs. $2. 00
Cloverdale Evaporated Milk, 12 cans $1.19 Qt. Jar Cocoa, 29c.
Dill or Sweet Pickles, . . . .. .. . qt. Jars. 390.
New Pack Shrimp, 3 cans 59c. Walnut Meats, lb. 59c.
Benefit sliced beets, large, . . .. . . 3cans 59c.
,Patons Orange Blossom Honey... . .. .. .29c.
gHancock Golden Bantam Corn,. . . .3 cans 59c.
Chees Snax, 19c. Butter Flakes, 19c. Royal Lunch, carton, 39c.
Sunshine Krisps, 4 lb. carton, . . . .. . . . . . 69d.
Reynold’s Native Honey, 16 oz. jar, . . . . 10c.
Campfire Marshmallows, . . . ., lb. 39c., 5 lb. tins, $1.75
Fig Bars or Ginger Snaps, 2 lbs. 25c. _ Macaroni, 3 pkgs. 25c.
Something New! MUSTARD HORSERADISH, . . . jar 15c.
Kirkman’ s Soap, 17 for $1. 00 Kirkman’ s Cleanser, 6 for 25c.
Soap Chips, 4 for 25¢. ' Kirkman’ 3 Powder, 6 for 25¢.
Toilet Paper, 6 for 50¢. r.- Palmolive Soap, 17 cakes $1. 00
Ivory Soap, . .. . . .. . . . . . .. 15 for $1. 00
A. F. BECKMANN CO., Inc.
Quality Grocers
83 Washington St. 80. Not-walk
hone 3565
35-371mm St. Norwalk
’ . Phone 1234
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