nlty Hall 10 the person that
lot: ger to East Norn‘allt- is. a.
that appeals Iothem strongly.
'3 a. large appeal to those who ;
‘ ‘angers to this pretty part of
.W. in Norwalk. 01' handsome red
mid white lllal‘lllv it is a building
have to always keep its look 01 ‘
it odd attractiveness no matter ‘.
told it gets to be. The hall is the.
to work by the. East. Norwalk l111A ‘
ment Association in this di1ec'
~1111111111 something that e1 e1) 1111x111-
* 9:! tbe'assoclation should be very"
lid-of dud every resident of East
at 1111111118 feel the same.
1 ilding is neatly completed and
1 completed will become the
UM‘place of‘ East Side ‘ people
[01‘ social and for business gather- .
This afternoon the East Side lm-
ént Association is holding its
‘ one a gathering at tlu home 01
I St. John on St. John st1eet.
—
tan Science to behold at tho
at Theatre on Friday evening of
week at 8 sharp. Virgil U.
Mar. 0. S. 8., will be the lecture1.
11..
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The ‘Ladies' Aid Society of 11111 1:11.11'
filler-MdiE. chulcll tileeis tomorrow
week from “‘ednesday
of the new ltible Study 11:15;-
1113111 in lht melting at the
and' will take up the life of
lit. Further announcements. about.
ellviy formed class \1ill be male,
Jessie Ayres and sister, Miss
Chichestei of East \or11.1lk 11 etc
eats of fiiends in Sta11110‘.1d
. limes E. Brincket‘hof‘f of it 11‘iroad
011118,: Stamford, spent Sunday wit.)
' in East \orv‘ :1lk
d ‘l’odielnl' John Miller and
Lemon. three local boys who are
tjs' of the \‘aval Coast Defense
_ e'atation at Pelham Park, N Y.
81) gding a brief furlough with rel
on Third stleet.
fashion-meeting or the official
,t 11151 Avenue ‘M. E. church
d laét'hvéning and routine bus-
“ttllanbacted. Several important
‘ ere discussed.
ew'Hassam pavement is prov-
thing of joy' to those who
ind the only regret is that‘it
.attend the entire length or
‘ l
J ..Mrs Norman Sey- l
rances Brundago
‘. at Fort Terry.
*they visited members of
filth Long Island Sound
The? ladies report that the
flue health and are enJOy-
life immensely.
i
in and mail it to Foley'
hetfleld avenue. Chicago,
'ybur name and address
_ in return
‘ kettle... containing Foley's
Tar Compound, ‘ tor coughs.
mum Foley Kidney ' Pills.
Rides and back. rbuema-
uid bladdef"
lillt‘ first ‘
‘: yards twill for doctors caps, ti mat- ‘
:tresses. 12 pillows.12 pairs slipperS, been held last night was postponed to
ALWAYSTHE
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Every gallon of SOCONY
is like every other gal-
lon, no matter where you
buy ,it.
In addition to purity
bustion.
It pays to he particular
what goes into your tank.
Get the best—SOCONY
Motor Gasoline. The Red,
White and Blue So-CO-ny
points the way to a
Sim
reliable dealer.
Standard on Co. 'or New York
and.
power, SOCONY brings
to the, motorist the un-
changing uniformity so!
necessary to perfect com-f-
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l. Helfant
C. K. Hunter
P. E.
' Co.
(I’eddit-r)
A. E. Rowe
dler)
S. B. Wilson
I). Luciano
Saugatuck
E. '1‘. Dates
.3 \ Company
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NOROTUN
—._.__.
Mrs. F. Nelson of Cedar Gate has
moved to Stamford.
‘1" :‘men ill‘ eon 11115 doing duty at the
:polla yesterday, ht 111g dressed in his
‘ uniform.
.\l1‘s.\\' “’11“ has returned to her
home at (.‘ed ‘tr (lute uttei having spent
the summt‘r at Baltimore
hits. W. ill “ushbul‘n of Tokencke
Councilman Albert T. Eldridge.
Albert T Eldridge will winesént fl ‘ returned to llt‘l home in New \ork ci..v
third 11 .1rd in the next city council. and 10‘1“)
he may be depended on to be on MR G.Stu1k of Noroton, 11110 is .1 meat
10b every "ll““te‘ He succeeds "‘ ber of the. aviation corps stationed at
councnman “ho has done just that Mlnneola was a 1isitor in tonn yester-
thing. Both men have- those qualifica-
tions. But one man had tobe'lel‘t, an]
as the third ward is a Republican
stronghold. Mr. Eldridge, as was ex Stevv‘aids
peeled. landed the prize His friends him
are congratulating him today on his fror
success.
(_‘ harles Mur phv
did not work at
grocery yesterday. as he. was
(1 to carry voters back and forth
n the polls.
l Mrs. A. L. Whittle and
. daughter.
GIFTS To THE .HOSPITAL
——-—— at the Wall cottage returned to their
The regular meeting of the Ladies‘ home in New York, Sunday.
Visiting Board was held at the liospi ...—......
tal yesterday This was also the ‘ an- The Darien committee-1; the seconl
one] meeting and election on officers. Libelty LORD started the" drive 3’9““
the following gifts were received terday and it was said that they have
elastic belts and suppuerg from already received something like.
3113.13. M. Andrews,5 dozen towels. 1 $30 000 ‘
piece toweling, 12 yards flannel, 6'
The town meeting which was to have
1 dozen silver teaspoons,
forks. 6 silver soup spoons,
terpanea, from the Ladies' Visiting ballots.
Board; 1 crex rug, 2, rocking chairs, ‘ ——--
and pictures from Mrs. L. A. Mini The poll?! opened ‘early yesterday
maiefr. It was voted to hold a silver morning and during-the morning hours
tea at the Nurses' Home on Wednen- the polling was heavy. dropping an In
day..0ct. mm. for the benefit or the the afternoon hours. The moderator
Home The public is cordially in- of the election was C. E. Williamson
vlted from 3 to 6. {and his asslunt was Charles Bennett.
jlolttle excitement was in evidence. The
6 silvennext Monday night as the town hall
14 coun- 1 was being used for the counting of the
51vho have been spending the summhrl
The Sign ofa Reliable Dealer
and the World’s Best Gasoline
DEALERS WHO SELL
SOCONY MOTOR GASOLINE
, Norwalk.
:1 Belward & Buttery
Lockwood &
Paul Preusser
Re ynolds Moto.
Car Company
’1‘. B. Wiokwire
Manu-
fatcuring Co.
Greens Farms, CL
1. T. J. Shaunnessey
.. Noroton, Conn.
W. E. Ashton
Baur & Company
P. H. Spellman
Darien, Conn.
Dal-fen Garage
Sterling Motor
11 1 Westport. Conn.
Westport Garage
Snug-tuck. Conn.
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“Quality Shop”
' ‘1» armsoorn NORWALK.
Waists and Millinery
Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Furs,
South Norwalk
W. R. Austin
S. L. Benedict
Hardware 1!: Auto
Supply Company
~ 13. llershfield and
Son
C. if. liurlbutt
A. Modne
E. F. O'Connor
Riccio Brothers
Louis C. ltobichaud
Samuel Tavlin
Vaast Brothers
L. M. Wright
East Nor-walk
A. H. Iiafner
W. C. Moe
Ready 8: Ayers
Motor Car to
CranburyNorwalk
A. B. Gregory
Silvermlne-Norwalk
i. Helium
Wilton,’Co;1..
Wm. liartwig
(Ped ‘
BUY
llllSHER’S YARNS
OR
Sweaters, Jackets,
Helmets, Scarfs,
Slippers, Cloves
[lachust Received New Supply
A. Dickerman & Son’s
DEPARTMENT STORE
84 Washington St.
Phone 446
R. W. Keeler .
Wilton Garage
Rawayton, Conn.
——‘“~
f
l“:111‘1ek Mull-uney
Samuel Mead
A. S. Mills
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. .llnviti .\‘. Mother, 1‘ ............. 33 '
there were 34 votes thrown out. as i: “am Palmer, r, .............. M5.
was found that 27 were .blank and '1' Wilbur ll. Butt-e. d. ............ 187’
improperly "“"kvd' and they wero Charles Smith, d. .............. 172
”‘9er.“ cast 0““ it was 5‘15 “In“ Wallace N. Sherer. d. .......... Ills;
the counters begun to count the votes. W. p. Schruder, d. ............. ”3;
The result was given its follows for the James Bennett. d ............. 18!
candidates: 27“ straight Republican leSTRAR 0F VOTERS !
'tlcketo. against 159 Democratic Wm. ll. “1""th ,._ ___________ 3l0.
alright tickets which gave the ltepnh- BOARD OF FINANCE
““3"” a majority of “5 "0‘“: "1“" Clarence W. Bell. r. ............ 309g
trunking a Republican landslide. There Harry D. Hanson. ,. ........... 3093
were also 66 split tickets, of which the Alfred Morehousc 3,." r ........ 303:
‘majority were in favor of the itepnbli- Simon W. Cooper. (1. .......... 177:1
Eran cundldales. The. next vote to be Samuel Grumman. 11, .......... 1111i
icounted was that of the. liquor qltt‘i Wm. M. Weed, d. .............. 3179i
1'10" ““011 H'bullt‘d 11h“ fOHOWS‘ ”“1 it" TOWN SCHOOL ("OhililTEE 1
litense against it 10113 of 228 fox no it Edwin M, Rovlp. r. ............ ‘ll4;
. cense. giving the liquor people a 1111- .Edward B. llindlevd'. 1‘. .......... 316:
lmlty or 03 v.ote:1 This is 11w nosed Henry 11 Cooke ............ m;
1v vote that has ever been polled on this “illiam l.A11=tmd ............ 174'
iqt tstion and when the, re 1111115 “we; (‘ounters for candidates were: \Vn1.H ‘
H1 en out the people who were in {.1101 1Wil1nott .l‘tme‘s Bennett -
lol‘ Darien rolnnining \\'3'l “ore ~) huts Counters forlieensc \\ (‘TPZ E. B. CTD‘
I ‘.rnot Wilbur G: drier C. .1. Ottiner.
‘terous over the fact that they hired an-
itomohiles and went on 1ides about the;
The task of morning the bal- lv
hvlcinity
lots ended at 7: 05 and when the. 11th
sent to the counter's table and dis
tributed among the counters and tho-‘ it
who were uniting fox the results.’
ASSIDSSORS
Clarence E. Scofleld. r. ........ 316
Andrew Taylor. d. .............. 173
BOARD OF RELIEF
For Three Years
George A. Peaston, r. .......... 116
Abel Dance. d. ............. ' ..... 1 72
‘ For Two Years
Frederick H. Hart. 1‘. ........ ... 309
Andrew S. Waterbury, d. ..... 177
SELECTMEN
George M. V. Schlichting, 308
I'- .-‘c ~
cial report was given out concerning.
the election. two boxes of cigars welt-1
l
TOWN CLERK
Stephen ‘R. Hoyt, r. d. 316475
AGENT OF TOWN DEPOSIT FUND
Stephen R. Hoyt. r. d. ..... 174
AUDITOR
Stephen R. Hoyt, r. d.
Hiram B. Taylor. 1‘. ....... . 313
Van Ransslear Pooley, d. 185
Conrad F. Wegner d. ..178‘
. 316.174.
George N. Phllcox.r r. 3“:
Abel Dance.d . ....... . ........ 178 of Mn. perch and picket-cl
Andrew Jackson, (3. ‘ ......... .. 173
Charles Bennett.
1 [(‘P‘NSE VOTE
I es
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Do not miss this opportun-
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See our window display
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Saturday,
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Sept.
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Sterling FurhiiirreCo.
121-12943Washingtonn.
Gaylord Whitlock has the contract}
for grading on the town (Hurlbutt
street) Road. 1
Mrs. Ada Augusta Hopkins of p
Greenwich is visiting Mr. and Mrs N,
Frederick Hopkins.
The Rev. Charles A. Marks in en
joy‘ing'a‘ two weeks‘ vacation from‘
his parish duties visiting New Ymk‘
state and Pennsylvania.
The Civic League will meet Wed
newly afternoon, Oct. 3rd. A lam’
attendance of those interwar-d is do
poned.
”zucch- u.—
WAYTON
The Rural Civic League wasdellg'lit-
fully entertained at the home of Mrs. ‘
{Marshall P. Richards, Tokeneke, Sat-
urday. The members of the league .
1have long been interested in the estab-
— lishlng of a curb line and a building“
very great.
——-———-——-
'line in Springdale, where the need is
They are now taking up
the matter of numbering the houses. on
The meeting of the Bible Study class Hope street. tram Haves Hill to the
to have been held at the home of Miss‘ Matthews place. Still again. the wom-
Mary Hart this week has been post [on of the League appeal to oil citizen:
ito help keep the street: of Springdalo
blah. It was
The Bible Class meeting which one tree 1mm pollen Ind rub
to 11.19 men held with um Maryl voted to uphold the edom of Morin
Hart will be bold tonight at the home pal F. R Noble to not!!! the Wild _
1‘: Bull Hort than. to Crockett Ambool. The ladiel planned to attend
E 0. Iii-Hand took a recent trip to; 0‘ M .th to“ motto: on “0“”. on they
mm 111111 Mum“ .m, a m... “ml The forlorn! of Robert 11111111111. the m Inmate-l!- M WWW
Ernest B. Crofoot.‘ r, ......... 310 aired.
James Bennett. d. .............. 182‘.
GRAND JURORS
Wm. H Wilmott r ............ 31611111; automobile to a take near Dan- ”‘9‘
uniortunto Rowoytou Ind who w“ to tho Sound-k “bout 8 mm
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Not-um 1m sci-rid Wilton Will .1 30
win 1119‘s.
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Tony Com. a fruit dralnr (rm um { ht I" to boil!» out ‘
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