“—0.4“... MN. MW» mu»... .. mwu
“mmm'hmh lb. “$Um‘de Hemmmm
W“. W W! the and act of this drum W'ih a motion
3‘“ Guam to renew the discharge oi his client on
" WM additional grounds. tie also aunt
John M. Randall and family have mutized In? nrmeedings of last “I.“
“tunnel to N" York after ‘ summer needs» night. and gate the domain and
”t at I” Damion 5 Point Colony. English laws in the hope of convincing
lug held at the East Avenue M. £1 . . . .
Church for the purpose ”I forming a has unjust and that the state had {all
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. ed to prove that the boy was capable ' Effi'
11.11 1 '. )2
B e t “a of committing a crime, as it was I‘ni ' 016110
The regular mid-week meeting of brought out in last Wednesday” night';: :
the Advent Christian Church will be ‘P‘Sl‘m' Attorney ”"9" ’35" read a
‘ held on Thursday evening, led by passage from Chapter 308, Sectioni
You can judge the efficiency
Richard Bland. cf the public acts of 1917, which deals ' '
....____ Iwith the law which was recently pass- I . 0f your meter by Its flBXl'
Archibald Wolf and Fred Jamison ed that the cases of juwiles should be ' bility the eagerness With
have taken positions with the New heard in closed chamberebutitlte court ‘ . . . ' ‘ .
York. New Haven and Hartford Rail- olficiall; have not followed that law and ~ ' Who}! lteeplcksupx’the Steadl'
road, as linemen. ,lherefore the boy was entitled to a dis- ' .
___._____ Icharge. Attention was called to me , nests and 51110011111385 “71111
Red Star huge No. 29, which hasIfact by Dwyer that nothing had been ‘ . . .
been unloading anthracite coal at the MM With the accordance 0f the law _ , WhICh It turns over When
Ferris Cont Company‘s dock, has and also that the state which was rep- .
cleared for New York, Iresented by the grand juror. mode 110'1 . mottled dawns
myrfllcyli REPURT ~ ———— Iattempt to prove that the boy was cap _ 5
Fred Greenwood, of Winfield street, able of committing a crime. He'wcnt ‘ 5
and Wallace Taylor. of Van Zant on and related that the boy was not ' ' . SOCONY gflts 1116 fllll flex-
street, have returned after a. week’s hailed to court with accordance to law. ' ° w . I'
Estimated Expense Ivacation at Asbury Park. ‘g‘py summons, but instead he was placed 11)th out Of yom car because
I ' "r Iinthat filthy hole with bare thicker ° . ' I ’
"F”;lfltlg?) 7500!"ng Year Charles 0- Kuhner, one Of the (118- than tlioseuscd in state prison with av It IS abSOhltCly Pure, and
’ trlct commissioners, ”3'5 ”lifetime“ 9. padlock of-u larger specie than he had?
every drop powerful.
house on (love st 'eet. lit .11 ' . -
0‘ Annual report of the Third Tax- . to “cum. by ”I; firstwotihgjnimicm ."v" “’9“ berm" and the ofllcerfedrlny.
Dlétriet from August 31. Hill}. to - Ithat hc Would break away lmked the
lot,“ this year. has just been is .. . . loutsidc door and i" there remained “ ' I. More than that, SOCONY is
. 'll.e annual ie one of . . . 5 -
.nnd contains many things of in- I'1. p the Third young Km‘m‘ “mm" “‘3' light 0'
axing District are plated for dlsll‘i— fuod 1’01 6 or 7110“an During this talk . ‘ always L116 same—“every gal-
fiérém no pt 01 man made for 1.9 button at Hafuers news store and llwyer was pointing to the cells which ’ . ' V '
fitment of ;he $2 500 apluopliutcd in 311:1? dPslt‘lng a now can Ohm“ one MP unlit for “9'“ a dog to be locked “9 . -. , 1011‘ hke, every Other gallon.
fiwuary and, of courseI this amountI ._.~ ‘in, and judging from their Iappettrance
at included in the pond iSHue as Rev ll E. Wilson pastor of the even the state autho‘ities would cun-
{hollow inane was at that time, neat» East Avenue Methodist Episcoml dcmn them. To 1er” his points
”swatch. Tllt’tomllllssltlllel‘s on ' ‘ llwvci had brought with him an ency-
t ‘ 1rr ll ()filKl'dlt‘d at the funeral at Mrs
“final 3181. 1917, found that tht19\\8*.l-imes A Bristol. in Bethe], lust Sulur— tlopedia of law thh be sited many
That means freedom from
the motor troubles which re-
sult when today’s gasoline
surplus in the district accnum and d c. 1395 the same as the one which was
. an tllll'HlOOfl. . . . . a ' ' . . 9
atom applied it tlEtllnSt this note, I __ Ibciug liehrd, but when Divyel was doesn t m Wlth yesterday S
in: the balance 81.0.00 ' Tiv' lu.-t meeting of the Women’s through Grand Juror Willmott arose .
' it August 3131,1916 th‘e cuqtomers 1.‘0I In... llissionary Society will be and said that they were not hearing a carburetor adjustlnents.
the 91901'10‘“ plant numbered 1’75 ll 1 Munro“ evening and tomorrIow capital “3““- h‘” it simple charge} .
l on AURUSl 319‘. 1917. ”101‘ num at": .111 the Ladles' Aid SUtietly will 333m?“ ”‘9 boy and that 9‘9“ H thel ’ ~ -
bored 311. which shows an increase of. ~94 .3 2 0 c'l.ock Iboy is only M years of: use he knows 5 . Buy under the SO-CO-ny Slgn.
M customers, or about 12 per (~ent.I _—....._._ Itlic right from wrong and therefore ob. ‘ . . . f
,, . increase in consuiucrfi has meant Mr. and \lrs Ruben c Thompson icclcd to the plea for discharge 'I'ltenI . ' ‘ It W111 Insure you a more C '-
in increase of approximately $1.0(lun in and ms. “amps nmndagpI of East Attorney Dwyer pointed out a case. .
commercial receipts. \orwulk, “(11,. Sunday wing” Wm. from NOIlll Carolina and when he was fiment momro
The receipts for the year new $91. 1”. nds in 1}“. 1mm. fim, Long island tluougli Willmott arose. saying that:
881 and the disbursements ntmtd Sound mmlmnyI at 1am, Torry, N. Y. Nmth (‘urollnu was a good ways from
”R to the balance on hand Annual 3st, -- here but lluym made him understand
'0!!! year. amounted to $9104.60. John Jam... mm mm 1.0; are on) 11:: u that statement had not taken any;
,The district asscts amounted 30 played at tho Ayor cantonment near fun 9 1mm the summit of thc case. He
3135-74655. and ill? liélll‘illes amount- Boston on a steam-fitting 11nd plumb- also stated lltut hc admlrcdvthe au-
ed'to 373.000. Which. “180“!" With a tug job. "l‘hey write home that‘tlloy ducity ol‘ the grand Juror and mu no
W note it?” N ”19- 301““ X0? have to work seven days a week. but mutter wlutt the grand juror says it
. Savings Bank for $1,000. and :1 :11? - gyaruugpttlng good money and like (lld not put any force out orltlm lows
ll“ 94" “1.746.551. amount to the 1m- work thére I\\ltlch were lnled down to be obeyedl
[Wilt 0’ the, 3559“ and followed Again Dwyer risked for
10%! account b $7 3 300 The The Women’s Foreign Missionary Sc .1 discharge and again Wilmott objecb .—
I . .. . _. ‘the Judge and grand juror that to ‘ . “5 lye-[Ir M.t0r S
1111. owning there “ill be a meet- charge the boy with 2 “mm“ charge . , . s
Standard: Oil Co. of New York
Nor-walk.
Belward & Buttery
l. Reliant
C. K. Hunter
I“. E. Lockwood &
00.
Paul Preussor
(Paddler)
Reynolds Motor
Car Company
A. E. Rowe (Ped-
dler)
T. B. Wickwlre
S. B. Wilson
D. Luciano
Saugatuck Manu-
tatcurlng Co.
G'reonu Farms, Ch
'1'. J. Shaunnessey
Noroton. Conn.
W. E. Ashton
Baur & Company
P. hi.- Spellman
Darlen, Conn.
E. 'I‘. Bates
Darlen Garage
Sterling» Motor
Company
Watport, Conn.
Weatport Garage
Snugatuck, Court.
It.» 8. Putney
tiillull‘
t."
‘ The Sign of a Reliable Dealer
and the World’s Best Gasoline
DEALERS WHO SELL
SOCONY MOTOR GASOLINE
‘ A. Modne
Hill
Clllur
r1303:
Louuol
1t
.nL'flhl
South Norwalk
W. R. Austin
S. L. Benedict
Hardware & Auto
Supply Company
B. Hersbfield and
Son
C. H. Hurlbutt
E. F'. O'Connor
Riccio Brothers
Louis C. Robichaud
Santocl Tavlin
\‘aast Brothers
L. M. Wright
East Norwalk
A. H. llafner
W. C. Moe
Roddy & Ayers
Motor Car Co.
Cranbury-Norwalk
A. B. Gregory
Silyermine-Norwalk
1. Holland
Wilton, Conn.
Wm. Hal'twig
R. W. Keeler
Wilton Garage
Rowayion, Conn.
Patrick itullaney
Samuel Mend
A. S. Mills
mount ('1.
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Jfl.’ Itmnna ,1 1.11mi.» 1. in .11.“.“1 .11. .1. ‘
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Edit: rnvt'. ' put truutiultoiumnunou‘u'rinvasion
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its amount to $10 800 which add clcty. of the East Avenue 51.1: 0.1 wihkhpgasg‘yMaInpd by Juguce 331.: "M
the lO'lIl account. milk?“ $84.100- (”hurcb Wlll hold their annual mite “OX “Wk. lV‘VM'Jl'l ll“! judges mutton Dwyer Albert Bates Ol Gracie street ‘3 ”18 New Year with ”latlvefl ill New York
”the dabllfi amount l0 $10300. 'meeflng at [he parsonage on \Vedneg. “Ski (l ““11 ‘0 glVP lllfl THIRD". Whlch Iowncr of II new Maxwell 08". cuy‘ Mrs' human Wm remain for
r ( er s wlticl - t . , . . .
‘5 "litigifoi‘S-‘bifi. It;- fit Tm: :ieI: I: :ZsIeIxIlI 1:131:33; 1:: Ilium: crime on not know capacity of boyl ..lililt‘n‘ili’r‘fwcily‘imfi 21:33:32: 0 in. Benton ot the neightamho re:
propriatlon for the: clerk’s salary. old Wilson “I“ "lvc an address on mind to commit a crime. M this point Mrs G Stundlpg of West “avenue cently went to camp Mead,Md.,whera
mmiesioners' telephones. treasurers Bishop Thobum who was a missionary Attorney Dwy er forcibly said that thoI The-notice 10 dog owners placards employment had been offered him. has
(l. which was 5137-36. is overdrawn for manv vears’in India state had not glven any proof to thokisaucd by the salute huvcdmade their resigned 5 his position and returned
3 5.6 There was “.0 expenditure 0‘ ' ' ' ' Ihow' Cflvflclly as the judge mentioned appcoruuce in town ' home, because he could not endure the
e, appropriation for stationery and ”’“""'"—‘—’*““ and that he was entitled to adls . -I _ It'ood supplid him thr. .
Yuri-dries. The street lighting appro- I chmgc. Then the judge went on glv- —-—-—-—-I . .,..' _._____________._
Ilug his reasons to prove that the boy A button With the slogan \Ole dll l Try it swung} Want Ad
,The RDDNDHRHOH for the commls~ (lav evening oftllls week. Evel'ytncm- the judge said were no evidence mi. _...._.._.. BOVGTNIGBJ’S looser. . . .
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H. C. Grlnnell and family, who have
been spendlng the summer at Butler‘s
island, have returned to their home in
”3mm Mr.
A. Douglass, who spent last summon
.at the Mrs. Gerrilt Smith place. To-
keneké. has had his yawl shipped to
Iia now“ residing.
ectrlc debts amounts to $3.715, from
ich expenditures of $1,973.19 are
hbtracted,‘ leave a balance of $1,-
‘ objected to~tlie discharge. A short re- —-
AND cess was taken at this point. i .l. E. Morchousc and tumlly spent the
All of the foregoing Work bore . weekend at, their cottage at Luke
hull. and now it came lbabtlic lldrd ‘Kttchawan. \
act of the drama was brought on the -————
stage. At the opening. lrene. Joseph's Mrs. N. Nutuluzl bus brn chirtul ,
legal services which amtllll‘llPtl m-I sister tcstiflcdhow Morrell had chased lug Miss Sheclinn of New York at her!
00 has a bglance of $14“. after her, hitting her on tile arm-11nd. home at the Heights.
1
The electiical depmtmm, IPCPIMJ back and that he refused to let her —~————-—-—— :
hunt to.» $17. 589.48.:11111 11w disburse “ARIEN. TURNS. have the much treasured cow, after she Mrs. Eugene Elliott of Noroton has
nts amount to 317194.01}. ‘lml 1mg: had gone and asked Mrs. Raymond to- returned from a visit of a few days'
a balance m the bank (,1- 3374641 [ct her have it. But when she got with relatives in New York. .
' cash on hand at the cleCtl‘lc sta- "UT Tl] TRIAl there Mot-roll refused to lot llt‘l‘ take .-...___. I
ll of $20. 78. equals the receipts l and it was here that he chased. and hit ME and Mrs. H. G. ANION 0! ML Kis-
e electrical departments shows her with his canc. uhlch “as an old Co were recent visitors of Mrs. B. H.
s of $58. 323. 70 and liabilities of Edgar L 'iierney, Of New broom stick. lior bxotller Joseph testi- IRaymond, MTS- Arnold's sister;
7J5 which, with a surplus of $56-I tied the soul" as his sistel. Walter . “"
'5; makes the amount. of the as- Rochelle, Pays 333' 02’ and V in Tassel and Edward A. Turtle, who Nathan Finch 1"” yesterday morn-j
l Joseph KOVRCS IS DlS- happened to be passing. cl tlm that ing for Yapuhunk, L. l., where he will:
rum-maxing District allDl'ODH'i charged . .they saw Mitchell chase after the K0- “Wk asfiamemer 0“ the “my cam‘m‘l
for the fiscal year. Sept. lst, 1917 .. ~~ tabs with the stick in his hand but ment camp at that 1‘13“-
ngnst 31“ 1918 is' divided as fo‘. The populace of Darien was again at- that they did not sec him ‘ . them
mlssioners reports and 8d,"),- night, when the trials of Edgar L. and as could be expected he began to lug her daughter 1n Bridgeport, the lat-
sundries. $100; street llgbtlnz, The 0859 01‘ Tierney Was heard first, weight at all. so his testimony was can ”b" ‘ ‘
flutlo:t;t;in.I5:0II:as exactly ginseng; nnfl'EN . had Ihmwn a sump wlltully with the is now being worn by those who want New York tor the winter.
. - ‘1 - w '—
im‘ n r ' 0" S ‘ d :intentlou of assault and therefore he the town ‘0 110 dry. l . " . ' . ‘
159, clerk's salary. telephones Tierney of New Rochelle, and Joseph give the some ridiculous testimony as 1" having also ”0‘?” formerly a ’resi m
"treasurers bond $112 75 station- Kovacs were heard by Justice Selleck. he did Wednesday which bore. no dent 0‘ this town. ate ll all all:
,3 interest on the sewer debt lire. Mr Tierney is the builder of the fam- sldered killed When he was through Richard Abendroth and IWllire’d
' electric debt and temporaryI ous lunch wagons of the type which is Dwyer told the court that Morrel show- Lowndcs returned to Fort Wright yes-
.amountlnn to 510170.75; labuse and threateningan officer. Tler- discharge was sustained. As it was
my pleaded. guilty to not having his getting dreary and the case began to
b Schaub is driving a new Ford headlights burning. and not, guilty to drag Divyer wanted to know if the
Ithe charge of abusing and threatening boy had not suitor-ed enough: and of
Ian ofilcer. He. however, was found what advantage was it to have him
Underhlll has resigned his guilty.» and‘ his fine plus the costs confined in that prison.- and that by so
I. n with the Old Well Laundry. amounted. to $33.02.
._._.1.‘._. ‘
the Heights. who havejbeemtraireltng
through Maine and Canada in the tor- I‘
mer's automobile. are exrlected borne
today.
Herbert ‘Wlllmott and William
‘ ‘ ”‘91" the 0“? 0i Tierney was dis cials of the low do not follow them ‘ 11'" lump: 0’ had- ° “mm
selected army have been notified to re-
Phillips; autism W“ posed of a short recess was taken and out then the government of our own port at Norwlilit. ready to move to
yet! from Osborn um to I! promptly 8’o‘c'10c11 the else of Jo- try is false and unfounded. The tests
. 0“ W 01"“!!! drum mil: 3 molt-an been working on the late or keeping m- and 3m. Albert Buckbou “19W?! .d" noun m” or
. « .. t and 5
, mm”! :hmwmmmam mm m courtroom m m children ammm crlmlnll summit their son or North contact me via»
Wham .. M" M w liter um one which um. but mm on. claim: in to mom "atom bomb nun. and
‘5‘ 5. 5 ' ‘ .. MMWWWWmltmthmflthubortutocnnnu.mmultimatum-
amounting to $1,140; reduction now being used by Warren Green. ed his character and how easy it was terday. fillet“ enioylng‘Ia forty-eight Recommends a synonful of rad: salts. in
amounting to $800; matute- Tierney was arrested Saturday night to get him.- angry, and that on the lat- hour furlough With their parents in
parks; $100. and legal ser— by Offloe‘rtDance for not having his two ter’s testimony the boredom not be. town. ‘ * '
300.4811; total estimated eX‘. headling properly burning and for conticted And again the plea for a C A Brennan and J 1P Christensen 6, - Breakfast to i ate i “as.
the [Ilia Anti“
Urlc Icltl in“ meat excites the kidneys, they
Idoing they had dolled the law. it on 33mm. EvansImcMmmwho are in the becomxrarworhed. t sluggishgegglgézaggggI . the “Id of!“
the b uninitatodfind youmay o
3 toilet two or three times duri‘u the pi ht. to clean clogged kidneys: ouch atlmullrte than
to"!!! E g int-normal activity, 3100 to neutralize the acids
inert: Korea a the state of Connecu- mum. and all leading man 11m Am mm 5 W!!!“ “10 WW! 0108 3013 must hell! the!!! M ini
you'll be mad; 5 intnriue. sauna longer' 18 a source of
: tim- cndlng. bhdder weakness
. Jud WM! inmative. cuonot' 1
5 I Will W “thin-water“
Mid uh
tfirstyou feelwdull
{for-tied a treat at the court house last 'l‘hcn Morrel was placed on the stand 'Mrs. Samuel Silltnutn has been "is“ we Should flunk" lots of- wam and: Eat [ass near, ms
disorders ./
Glass of Water Bettie
alui Eliminate
breakfast for a. few days and our kidneys will
tutben act fine. This famous so is is
grapes and lemon juice,eo combined
with lithio. and- bu been used for. motion-
MII ’Mr. and Mrs. Percy n Doty, who
‘ have been boarding during the summon
and Mrs. Earle Themes, 'Ho-
I;wayton avenue, left yesterday for tit-w
.zIYork.
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