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NO. MEN 'ST
Harry Tiobout of 101 St. James
Place. Brooklyn, secured a nolie on}
his charge of violating the motor-vehi—l
ole laws; on payment of $10.—~Stam-l
lord Advocate.
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Bradford and' Carlton Ballard, of
Dorian, had their new house-boat Lida
May at Hickory Bluff, yesterday, on,
its maiden trip.
Chief Boatswain‘s Mate Tracey Am.
bier. of the United States naval Coast
Defense reserves, is opeuutng a for-
tough at his home here. '
Quail-vim _
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‘Hrs. Frederick H. Wilson and family
Several air lanes from the aviation
‘ have moved to Pleasant street. p
school at Minoola wore seen yesterday
from the shore-here. They were flying
at a great height for the most. part,
but some of them dropped to within
100 yards of the surface. They went. as
for as New Haven.
”Thomas Lee has moved from South
moi-walk to Hauiord Place.
Mat. Daniel Murphy of East avenue
is driving a new automobile.
At a meeting of the ltownyton llose
Company, last night a new first; assis<
mill. foreman was elected in the place;
of Francis S. Johnson, who has r0."
signed, being among the men to ‘go to
camp with the National Army. liobcrt
Jonw, Jo, was olectod. The following
rosolution was unanimously adopted:
ltowuyton iiooe Co, llouor lion.
Whereas. through circumstances over
. which wo have no control it has boon
«necessary for the United Stdt‘es to
- ‘tntm- into W‘ll‘ against (lerxuuny and
~Mrs. Harriet E, Brundage and family ‘
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3* .whcrcuu, tn order to help the lllllt
‘ 01 Fort street has mowd to Osborn" States win this war to assure liberty
avenue. .uutl 110300 to all nations, for all limo,
‘ lit llt-‘tffllllvii necessary to call for volu
unicorn and draft mon to‘tho oorvlcc
of their country tutti, whereas, The“
5‘ ' Il‘towuyton llosc Company Is ever loy’
-al in the support of constitutional uu-
thtv‘itv, and, whnreos, tho following oi~
lire-rs and lllt‘llllllll's of said company,
>l':tl\\'til‘(l Tinker, socond lieutenant;
' hum-in Johnson, first llculcuant; Tra~
my 15. Ambit-r. active momber; Lilit-
t‘otd Jennings. active lllGlllUPl‘; Sun
.iord Wit‘ku. Active nu‘tulmr; [toy Mar»
l :‘it‘icld, aotivo mcmbct'; \N’ttlluce Acker-
tIcy, activu member. have volunteered
their isorvicés‘in tho defense, of their
country, of which some urn now in tho
service. or the United States Army and.
,Xovy; now.=<ihemfore,'tybe unresolved.
ithat the Rowuyton'llosc Company is
*proud of its members who havo so
' .nobly responded to tho call, and. b9
‘ Nelyille Waldron, both of the“ 35th it revolved. that the names of sold
Company returned to Ft. Torrylastlnmnbars he entered on said Honor
“ “WWW: 3”" enjoying a 43‘1“)“ fun, Roll. Have their ducs- mounted and tilt!t
dough-with relativen. ‘th‘oy retain the some relation as mom-
lbers of the Rowayton Hose tic" while
5‘10““ Quintard ‘and Gunner Gabriel- in the service as to before Joining the
99“ lb-Wl 0! the U- 'S- 5' NON! Cm- array ‘6: navy orthe United States. Be
lino returned last evening utter a fur-f it further resolved. that a copy or this
dough of 48' hours. which they spentlmsomuon be written on the accord
Ydittti‘ricnds and relatives in East Nor-whoa)“. or the Rowayton HGSL‘ Co. as
1Walk. part of the'mlnutes of the meeting.
I ‘ and a copy be sent. to eucu mombm'
r Mn.1aud=Mrs. Everett 5: Bulkley and; whose name is enforcd on said Honor
flmily 01’ 1‘I St- John street, have "9'! list and to the chief of the llowavton
. firmed to their home after aims-1mm Department for rocoru.
' aonths vacation spent out their tarml
"in the upper part of Connecticut.
tMro; M; Holston has moved from}
roost to Fifth street, ‘
Gilbert Horton has returned to his:
home on Cottage street, after summer-
ing at Calf Pasture Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. McGov‘ern‘
' . of Cove Street, have moved to tll'e Mar-i
j vianeach tract. . ‘
"William H. Ayrault aim family have
, allowed from Seaview avenue to Van
' , m0; street.
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; Helmer Amundson and family have
[moved from 6 llvn‘edict street to First
» situate
Henry Ireland and family have mov-
od from Osborn avenue to Gregory
boulevard.
Carleton L'llommt-dicu ot Rowan
atrcct. left this morning to resume his
studies at. the Mount Herman Acad-
emy. Mount Herman, Muss.
4 The official board of the East avenue
Hethodlst church met last evening in
the church parlors at. 7:45, and traum-
dotedlmuoh' important busineoa con-
firming the Welfare of the church.
ECorp. Norman Seymour and Prvt.
h...
'A chanze was made in the Murphy
mail order business on East, avenue
this" murning whereby Mrs. Juliann,
‘ Young turned over an interest in the“
concern: to Edward Castleberg and,
MrsaCatherine E. Green. loch has a“
third interest in the business and will
‘, ive‘ personal attention to the chairs
‘of thoconc'crn. The experience had in
«the mail order business by the new
members of the coacezjn will on
who... ..
.7 ' ~ {spent the week-end at the home of his
added totthe already largo list of novel-, " , ~
fies. . lbrother, George “Knapp. -
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‘ The Dar-ion Business Men's Associa-
[tion will holdinn outing on Sunday.
tSeptember 16.
Judging from the number‘of Demo-
. ‘Vlnithc'last now of "The Sewice,crais that attended the canonsi'lust
News," received from Ft. Henry the
. ‘ Thursday night, that party hasn’t a
V‘fiollovvlngfthrec lleutcnautsof tho'U. Splweryfgood chance of carrying the to our
_R-.&.“, dined as having beenv‘scnt _, ,7 '
1}? post at Ft. Terry; Olaf K John} . Lawrence Connolly, who spent» the
son Thomas F. Walsh. and Charles All-summer at the home of Mrs. G. Stand-
? retrial”: A“ three 0‘ the“ malls ling; has'returned to his home in New
n~~are,Plattsbut-gh' graduates. ., The York. ‘ ‘
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wry-m4 i
. lichtiug, Terry Lambert and Brad Bal-
la throc toot shark on on ordinary floh
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or the
‘Wlth the coming _
of Barton has started a petition which
has been dished by a hundred of muse
who are in favor of having the town
go dry and a list oi their names fol
lows:
{vets and drys the Temporaoce league
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There were three deaths in town
during the last fortnight: Mrs. William
Anderson, who was buried Sunday;
Miss Ethel Giest. who died yesterday;
morning. and Mr. Frederick Anderson.:‘
who died at Gibbons 'Sanatariupt in:
Stamford, yesterday. l
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E. L. Groat, the local blacksmith, is
going to increase the floor space or his
shop. This is necessary owing to the'
increase in the blacksmith trade. lit:
will occupy the part of the building;
which is now used by George Knapp“
as an automobile paint shop.
A steam trench digger cnroutc in!
Stamford afforded a great deal of
pleasure for many of the Dorian rcoiv‘
dénts as it was trying to get under the?
railroad bridge which seemed to‘be too
low for it but evidently it, passed no
dorneath the bridge vory successfully.
Although the new addition to tho
Center school is not completed, the
school boll rang yesterday morning;
much to the sorrow of some and with
a great deal of joy for others. Th)
school at present is a little over
crowded. and it is expected that no
soon as the new addition is completed
that the congestion will be remedied.
By the locks of things George Sch»
lard had quite an interesting time ‘on
the high seas when they tried to catch
line Friday night. And although Friday
is u fishy day we would like to know
if those young fishermen of the briuy
(loop wore going to open a side show
with some carnival.
There are two attructlvo posters
hung in the Daricn postoillco. one is
the picture of a farmer catching a
chicken and who is going to kill it.
This picturv is entitled the Slfit‘kt‘“.
which signifies that. tho former is not
doing his allure in helping to solve tho
food problem. The other is that of o
girlottircd in a household outfit ready
to aid LholUnilcd States in conserving
are on this pcatcr are: "Young Glrlu
Join Uncle Sunni Commissary Army.“
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The no-ltccnso campaign (-ouunitto‘!
rum Sunday in the chlthodist church,
and pm-tcctcd its organization, olcctlnn
School Suporiutondmt James F. Wil-
liams as chairman and Campaign mun.
rigor. and for holding a public meeting
in the town hall on Wednesday night.
Soptcmbor l9, when tho speaker will
he in. Charles; F. Taylor, "the lighting
pardon," formerly of the Greenwich,
Congregational church, Moms wolf.
made upon the number of names sign L
ed to tho. petitions making for :1 mt»
on this matter. which are to be filed
with tho town clerk. Almost enough
names were found upon the petitions
already in hand. with several of the-ml
still outstanding. so that it was uracil?
. cally assured that there would be more
; names than required by
‘ A remarkable thing about tbc’ names of
* some of the most influential men in
the statute.
town, who have not been willing to
= align themselves with the ‘dry" forces
“in previous Campaigns.
All mén in~
tercsted in the campaign are invited to
attend tho committee“meetihgo each1
Sunday at 2:30 p. m.
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Names on 1917 Nontecnuopeuttoh.
William J: Reid, Jr.. lBoy . Loafer; S
D.. Robert N. Green, C. E.. C‘n H. Pur-
dee. .i. W. Spurku. o. n. wnght..wu-‘
llam J. Flemittg,..lr., RR. v-Ho‘lmesz.
C. Litcbiield, Rev. Hiram VanEKii-k.
Ph.D.. K. B. .thdtey, H. B. Morehouac.
George 'R. Smith, Arthur S. Bibbinc,‘
E. E. Brown, R. F. Wilsong-Jamcscmtrl-
wriglit,-John Tyler, Andrew Jt'Butaiory.
Eugene T. Burgesser. Capt; Charles S.)
Gordon, Clar‘ence *Scofleld,’ *Alex. ‘ S.
shérwood. William 18.3.L00misriildward
Cartwoll, W. Irving Lownfiest; Elmer E.
Stevens, Wilbur G‘ainer; R. W. Birch-
Alexander Raymond, Howard-Gleason,
.d‘wmllany, formerly tho 2d 00ml!”
1"???va Bridmort. has been” mm]:
In: ’7‘ rom'Ft. Terry to Ft: Mickie. returned to their home‘in New York.
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_ 3° “9W8 fmm the 35l31‘00m' after. lspetidiug the summer at the
ma Wally the 5th company of "thismuome ot‘Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Great.
itmxinithegissue, but‘Pi-vt. Hurry IL; . . ‘3‘
Steiner; son of Henry Q. Selzer, (the' one of the greatest things that tho
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_. mummy that about 300 conscripts! any. 111i: connecti"'l 'Cl-“Pa‘l’ ““3
are to be‘ stationed there. ‘ He told closed “"9" and on cold days such as
shout a couple of tliolsmli‘ company, Worliavc‘béen having they run open.
men going to the east audio: in. Terry; can ~
here they caught about ten large
command. This started the bah-l
{fever to 61ml ‘
\The Bat-ten fiomo Guards have
umd‘mfoimmm cliud‘gedlb‘ack' to'vtheir sunday‘drtlling
W ‘m*‘ajilm. "The Standby drilling was
WW longtime ago-on account or
a
. their sum
Mrs. Thomas Gout-lay and son havc‘x‘i. Gainer, M.~McL.~ Quackenb‘dsh. John:
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, ll-‘lmown perineum: .11“ v. wittummmnmmpie are’trying to solve is the,
home and says that—there are rumors fact. why it is that on a nice summer
Charles E. Sisson, GeorgelA.”Sniith, ~J‘.t
lGodfr‘ey, D.D.S.,‘ E. L.‘"Grbat, Charles
‘Millsp‘ough, Eben DfitSoribner.‘ William
N. Nash, A. N, Sconeid.yooorge~»1vfi
Yeaton. James P. Williams. ‘J. ‘Ar 'luc
‘Sinith; Robert Gilchrist. F. A} Weaker.
lLouis‘ C. Tatar-d, acorgev ~ W.~Smltl_1.
Mark J. Norman, 8; ,L; Mountbatten»
Hoytmmm c. Bates; Chaunceyin.
Tyler. Justice John H. Sélléckthi A. 3
Owen; N. s. ll'iuoh,iiicorgt‘lhl.»ll'lillcor.l
Robert E. Smith. ‘F.'W."l‘flm bowl
B Cookefieniamlntflukcymcn
v. Willmott, \Edm 2W!
Gemflfi" W new
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the food‘ nupply. And the words that . l
C. Whitney, Rev. Robert S. Brown, Ph‘ {lad been employed there but. low;
ard, Samuel F. Hughes. tM‘: Pottichardiir ‘
Lammond. Franklin :Lyuch,‘ A. Mom- }
house. Jo. B. F. Adams, Mcrwin I. "
Alvéit y
A Word About
Comert
'“SCCONY!”
What you get out of your
car depends to a large extent
upon What you put into it.
Just asa matter affecting your
own comfort it‘ pays to get
Only the best gasoline -
SOCONY.
There is no gasoline more
highly refined or more pow-
erful than SOCONY. And it
is the Only gasoline which is
always. the same, wherever
you buy it. That threads a
welcome. freedom from faulty
carburction-
Look for the Red, White and
Blue SOCONY Sign. It in-
sures you more miles to the
gallon and more power to
the mile.
Standard Oil Corof New York
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TUESDAY, SEPT. 11,
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Hittmr f
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The Sign of a Reliable Dealer
and the World’s-Best Gasoline
DEALERS WHO SELL ‘
SOCONY MOTOR GASOLINE
Norwalk.
Belward S: Buttery
I. Helium
C. K. Hunter
I“. E. Lockwood &
Bo ,
South Norwalk
W. R. Austin
8. L. Benedict,
Hardware & Auto
Supply Company
, B. Hershfield and
- Paul Freusser $011
(Peddler) 0. H. Hurlbutt
Reynolds Motor A- “0‘1“"
Car Company E. F. O'Connor
A. E. Rowe (Ped- Riccio Brothers
dler) Louis I}. llobichaud
'1‘. B.-chkwire Samuel Tavlin
S. B... Wilson Vaast Brothers
n Luciano L. M. Wright
Saunatuck Manu- East Norwalk
iatcuring Co.
Greenr Farms, Ct.
’T. J. Shaunnessey
Noroton. Conn.
W. E. Ashton
Baur & Company
P. H. $Dellman
. . Dar-ten, Conn.
E. T. Bates ‘
. Dal-ion Garage
Sterling Motor
Company
Westport, Conn.
Westport Garage
Snuaatuck, Conn.
R. S. Putney
A. H. Rainer
W. C. Moe
Reddy 8: Ayers
Motor Car Co.
Cranbury-Norwalk
‘A. B. Gregory
Silvermine—Norwalk
l. Heli’aut
Wilton, Conn.
Wm. Hartwig
R. W. Keeler
Wilton Garage
Rowayton, Conn.
Patncx itiullancy
Samuel Mead
A. S. Mills
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cuotiuncp ,1“.
M. D., N. S. Austen. Grover C. Ray-
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mond. Evorott C. Tyler, Herbert Rus" f'
coo. Frank P. l.:mo,.Col. George Rob-V
bins. Frederick H. Hart, Robert. C.‘
Raymond, George W. Raymond, C. «RA
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Albrecht, r. .C- Albrecht, REAL: ‘ ‘ ‘ p ‘ , _. , ~ .
brecht. Charles R. Potty. Arthur (7.; ‘ . ‘ p . ‘ . . , ‘ . , , ,p
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SCHOOL PUPILS CAN KEEP UP
‘WORK.
BOSTON, Sept. ll.-Public school
pupils of this city who have been work- , -
lug on forms during the summer willi ,
be permitted to coatinue thoir labors
through the harvest period. The {school
committee has granted them an exten-
sion of the ’time‘ for beginning studies
until October 1.
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KILLED BY FALL FROM TRUCK .
NOANK, Sept. 11.—-Frunk, Sealoy,.;
negro, 30. unmarried, fell from a truck
owned, by the Groton Iron Works in;
Noauk early luday, and W113 instantly
"killed. Became iron] the southhand‘,
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. month a.
. Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
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caucuses! lite. openingoiithe new Fall Season with“ a
~-’h§hiciv~promenade “of living; models. exuding itll'lltc
incarnations in. Women’s “Apparel: as designed by
the: leadlnpdasbion creators of New York and Paris, on
' Friday, September Fourteenth
: Afternoons 2:80 to 5;_
.. . _ ritl‘ioordial Invitation Extended to All
262' LATMNT‘ICE STREET
Evenings 7:30 to 9
.‘STAMFGRD,1CGNN. A.
Norwalk Chronicler