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CITY MARKET
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35c around town :Lgom, as sound A.
' i Thursday and friday 0} this “'GAJI
gthc iadics’ Aid Society 0! the Metho—
J gdist church will had its annual Heu-
’ frost Home fisslival. A large nnlnbA-r,
lot useful and fancy articles. such as
are usually le‘flt‘d at, such baiaarc,
t Twill be on sale. Thursday night a sup
pet will hr St‘l‘l'i‘d- for a small fee, and
“’F“ ion Friday night on entertainment Will
E. T. Bates has purl-inland the Dam. .1)... “,9 drawing mum“
am property and is now making many _..___
improvements on the property. Q Tonight Misc Theodora Duulizfil‘l.
w. :u'ho has bad expcricncc among the
Mr, and Mrs. 1Cyl“. \l'right and {ain‘i‘rench and Belgium refugees. \"vill
115' 1m ”‘9” (19‘3“? Gate. home. WSW!" speak in tho Toun Hall. reitlting‘shc
iday for Florida, wing-cc they will sot-nil experience and tolling of the great
”I“ ““1191"- : noted of Red (from; rciici’ in that. {lis-
,trict. it is a rare opportunity to hour
George and Harry Scltlichting and u thrilling Haul-y from an eyeqyitnpss
ICharles Barker loft ycstorday for (lzlilld the hall should be crowded. ’l‘hcrc
hunting trip in and around New ‘Mil- are no tickets of admission, and all arc
~1iord. .u’clcomc, but those- intcreslcd in Red
' :(‘ross work are cspccially urged in
The Dramatic (‘lub of St. John‘s conic.
‘cburch. Norcton. will hold a cuchrcj
puny on Thursday night at the Nora! A meeting to boom the sale of Lib-
:tvn llro house. Verty Bonds of the second insuc will be
g 3 ghcld in tho Town Hall on Thursday
EAST ' . l'z v‘lcl'da)‘ marked llw OMS-10 of {OA‘cvcning Tho quota ussigncd to nib
n'cr Countable Warren Grcctl's term “9“ i5 “231““ Of which about 320.000
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“pm, ho auxin-.ndwpd his badge and all has been uudcrwrittcn at the local
N ”.m.
Regent Theatre
Thursday and Friday
Douglas
’7' FAIRBANKS ‘
In Artcmft Production
‘ “WILD ANi) WllilLlfi”
First 'i‘imij- ill Norn'dik
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0;- his potion l‘ogaliu ‘0 the town. bank. The Home llank and Trust
ICompany has url'angul to receive sub»
Lirul. Thomas (‘l'ilnlllins, son of scriptions “MC" may be paid in “3'
John I). (Trimmins ot‘ Noroton. is now stallmonts, A woman's committec,
atlaphod to t‘mupany A, Twpmygownd with Mrs. Edwin Milton Roylc as chair-
lCngitItW-rn. :lt I‘llnlp \‘t'utiswortlt. Spur» man, 1“ cooperating, and "399915 to
“fighting" it. C. canvass tho town in automobiles. scy-
' l-rul residents having volunteered the
0rdi~ tlsn oi" thuir cars for tho purpose. At
tho lilt‘t‘illlg to bc hold Thursday niph',
.tllcru “ill bu :ln hitch-sting nildl‘csu (u
patriotic order x. spotlkl‘l‘s from out .l!
A nulniwl’ of tho young men of time First
East Side wont to Now Haven last ev.
lining to see the KunzBrown go.
Limo. l'uul ilc‘nshuw.
nunrc Gilli-ct»? litntt‘l‘l‘t’ Portia, son of
M. and Mrs. A. ll. lilrnshaw ol‘ Nom-
ton. has boon Ol'tli‘l’t‘d to active duty.
t « .Y' ' '1‘ H , . .
. :Mls' “11mm 1' Beers 0: ROM” lliltl to rcport to the (‘11ch of ()l‘tll'an‘ ’
street, spent last week with Mr. and nanco. 1 ......__.._.
Mrs. Arthur T. Bccrs in Bridgeport T1". wag. who, about a your fig“
1 An tlrropizlnc coming from the (“rflcfillllildtl up it list of llnricn mull its pullzél;
liml of Long inland flow over Norman, M" "’mdldm“ for‘cnng'ms' ‘3 “gm"
Saturday. The "1;“,an WM no lo“: busy, now that by tho death or (”tub
that tho motor could be heard. it dic- grossman‘fliil. :1 “WM” is actually to
tzppcurcd in tho direction of New Climb" tilled. Probably 9W“ m“ men
can. ' whom he lists arc chuckling lit the
.._.._,,.___ liokc. for thcy know well that Duricll~
In Ol‘ill'l" that they may subscribe the littlc cud of tho dlSll‘lt‘lfllluS no
llll‘ll‘ amount of the second Liberty WNW" "mm" ‘0 supply ”w «undi-
Lm“, 3 turns {we}. has hm,“ “at“, c 1 data. won worn the mob mcntlonod
U“, porch m- tlw Duricn Review omc\ willing to lJt‘ considered. All of them
showing tho amount that has blicn sub-gar“ publicnpiritcll citizcns “'1'“ “1k“ “
scribed up to dam Wlwn tilt-re is an kccn llllt‘fl‘i‘t—‘l in civic affairs localw.
. lit-misc from day to day the dial on and giv“ "‘3‘“ ”I ”’9" time to “"3
tho wait-ll is Dlltiht'd nhcad. :pllbitc scrvirc. but they arc not in tho
_______.___ titanic of politics and most. of them up-
Mills Emily Hall, the librarian at that ““0“" “l ‘1'“ “'0" 0‘“ 0‘ 10‘” Wh”
Dorian Free Library was unable to at» make up slates. it would be nice. in-
l.“!1d to her dutics for n few days hull. deed. ‘0 have a Dal-ion man 'i" (Eon-
x-xcck, bccaunc ot’ a some cold, and her ”955- bl" lll'tlbubly thort» is not it maxi
place was taken by Miss N. E. Shrlvcr. in town would accept the nomination.
can of the library’s most devoted ovcn were it more than the dream of n
iricndn. Miss Hall was cnnblcd to m newspaper llllm who doesn‘t under
turn to hcr desk Saturday. Island the gunlc of Connecticut, politics.
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Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph C. Kustnnr' ‘lnutcnd of the prcttching serviced at
and Miss Kastncr of Sound Beach. tho Mothcdist church Sunday morning.
were visitors in Barton and Norwich 'llw rally-day exorcism; of the Sunday’
Saturday. 0n Columbus Day Mn’scllool wore hold, and the. boys and
The Woman‘s Foreign Missionary
uocict)’,_ will mcct with Mrs. Charles
Seymour ct Cove avenue. this evening.
The life of Isabella Thoburn will be-
reviewed.
East Norwulk was well represented
at. the Liberty bean demonstration in
Stnmiord, yestcrtlay. The parade was
a milder and suggested a lack of inter;
“ est in our home town.
‘ _ James H. 'Rundle of Van Zant street,
. ”la attending the Giants-White 80x
’_ some at the £010 Grount‘ today. H9
, was one of the lucky men who bought
" tileir tickets early.
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Work on the lace factory on Strbw-
“"“berry Hill is almost completed and it
is expected that the machinery will all
_ be moved into the factory in it short;
_ limo after which work will stal‘. «A
; The regular monthly mooring of the
_ .Mayilowcr Hock & Ladder Company
Was held last evening. Matters of. im-
portance to the company were dis-
mg coon! mwm Ilium}
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To get out of your motor
all the power that was
built
gasoline that is not only
pure but uniform.
It [is because every gallon of
SOCQNY Motor Gaéofine is like
every other gallon, ‘ no matter
consort! 0010mm 9,1917 1 '
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utopia :eaniur
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into ‘it requires a
The Sign of a Reliable Dealer
and the World’s Best Gasoline
DEALERS WHO SELL
SOCONY MOTOR GASOLINE
South Norwalk
W. R. Austin
S. L. Benedict
Norwalk.
Belward S: Buttery '
X. Reliant
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. N Y C. K. Hunt 1‘ Hardware .& Auto
Where you buy It, that SOCO F. E. Lociwood & Supply Company
. Cu, B. 'Hershflcld and
runs a motor so much more Paul pleats... slug
(Paddler) . C. H. Hurlbutt
Reynolds Moto. A. Modne
efficiently than the host of un-
identified ‘gasolincs. A carbure-
tor once adjusted to SOCONY
is adjusted for hoops.
You will find that SOCONY
gives more miles to the gallon
and more power . to the mile.
Say 50-
‘Red, White and Blue Sign.
Standard Oil Co. of New York
E. F. O’Connor
Riccio Brothers
Louis G. ltobiclltlud
Sunlucl ’l‘llvlin
Vaast Broillvrs
L.'M. Wriuht
East Norwalk
A. H. Hunter
W. C. Moe
Roddy & Ayers
Motor Car Co.
Cranbury-Norwalk
Car Company
A. E. Rowe (Ped
dler)
T. B. Wickwire
S. B. Wilson
I). Luciano
Saugatuck Manu-
fatcuring Co.
Greene Farms, Ct.
T. J. Shaunnesscy
Noroton, Conn.
W. E. Ashton
Baur 8: Company
P. H. Spellman
Darlen, Conn.
'E. T. Bates
Darien Garage
Sterling Motor
Company
Westpnrt, Conn.
Westport 'Garago
Slugatuck, Conn.
R. S. Putney
A. B. Qrcgory
Silvermine-Nonvalk
I. Helium
Wilton, Conn.
Wm. Hartwig
R. W. chlcr
Wilton Garagé
Rowayton, Conn.
Patrick in ullaney
Samuel Mead
CO-ny and look for. the
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pacusscd. Knstncr and his family will take annil-IA rendcrcdn very pleasing program
East Norwzgk looks dcscrtcd this :f-
’ternoon, as quite a few of the pcoplc
part of Connecticut, and n ill probably
lzllltomobilc trip through the northern I“ recitationn “Dd music ‘0 an audience lm‘m l’
which included a largc number of their aordcr 135‘
Mrs. Stetson or Tokcnckc; address by funds to the town, andtbnt by so doingjder these conditions Tillman lladwtwo This ended Finch's testimony. Tim
tho pastor; uttering (received by Wil~ ,thc town would rccclvc $5,976.81. Timur-barges brought against him and Hwy
bur Raymond and Gerald 'Richler): isevon dcnlt with the closing of thc'swbverc: l. Rockiess driving; 2, For not
rccltntion, Clarence Raymond; song by ‘
the school, “Fling Out the Batman"
benediction by the pastor.
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Town Meeting in Barton.
With Dr. Hanson presiding as chair-
he annualdown meeting came to
evening precisely at 8
The hull was packed with
spend the week-cud at Stonlngtofii"
we gone to New York to sec the bull
,Vame, others are ““31"!an the AdVflM-i The marriage of Miss Curolio F6889!)-
"lst conference in Bridgeport and others dun, eldest daughter or Mr. and Mrs.
re, attending various nit-clings und‘sewc“ H. 'chsenden, w
{ ell known in
jheatrcs. ‘ lStamford. to Lieut. Oliver Amos. Jr.,
__.__._M . Harvard, 1917. son of Mr: and Mrs.
. The following .3“? in Bridgeport m'.Otivcr Amos of 15 Commonwealth Ave-
3’ 33 delegatns from the East Sid..nuc. Boston. cousins oinusticc Harry
advent Chmll‘m church attending}: Snoad of Noroton, was solcnlnizetl
hc‘c‘onfcrence, George VO’MEImDnl~;Szlturday afternoon in the Unitarian
“9°th M T9991“! and 31"5- R‘Jbl‘vl'ltcliurcb at Chestnut Hill, Mass. Miss
Whomppon and Miss Anna V°“Hel"Harrict chscndcn, a sister, was the
bride's only attendant. Richard-Ant];
a brother of the groom, was best mttn.
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'Mra. Ellis H. Taylor om Cove ave-i
no. will entertain the members of tho1
ndcavor Circle of the King's aDugh-'
liters of the downtown Congregational
church at her home tomorrow after“
0011- at 3 o'clock. Thé' regular meet-
ing. will be held to be slammed by a
dociul hour. - '
"Miss Rowena Raymond of Willie
Everett C. 'I‘yler,~who was~ recently
tnkcn to the Stamford Hospital for
treatment for injuries received in an
accidentm-shortltimc ago, when sév~
oral bones were broken, will probubly
be laid up {or a long tlmc,- but his
many friends in town are cheered by.
the assurance that be will ultimately l
admiring relatives and friends. * Tile‘b'clock- ‘ . ‘
program was as follows: Song by menu least four hundred citizens who had
school, "We've a Story to Tell the Nylassemblcd to hear the one important
Mom" Scripture roadinghy the school. factor or whether the mloona abould
ocuponslvcly: praycl\by’ the. pastor; close at ten o'clock or at the present
Rev. Charles ineynoldsi rccitation. hour. After tlxc’ meeting had been
"Comrades. flatly}: ldn Imwndos; solo. called to order. E.“ B. Croloot, chair-
"Amcrica," William Butler; recitation, man 'of the Republican town commit-
“Hclp Another to Win, CliftonGuinnr; tee, made ll tow remarks, about the
recitation, ‘Tlterc in Work for thc'cuucus which is to be held Friday
Smallest. to Do.’ Marie Galbo: song by night at the town MIL Ml”. (intact
the school, “The Beautiful Bright Sini- thun road the call and it was acccplell
ahlilvz" recitation and solo, hols Ray-Shilt‘it‘WRS derided to take matters up
mond: recitation. “Our Sunday item by item. Mr" Cooper culled ”16
School.“ Lona Galbo; song by the pri- attention pl tho dilating [111.1th .itcm
[mal‘l' department; recitation. "Fatifsflvctho officials had forgotten to decide
in Heaven," Eva May Campbell; reel-line tax rate. and so ituwus voted and
tntion, “Littlc Children," Dorothy Hob passed that it he 1434 mIIIS- 1n
icy; solo with chorlls,-“llu a Littlexlll. item six Highway Superviadrfllmstead
girls; recitation, “Be Ye Kind," Nickle explained the resolution oi making all
girls; recitation. "He in iKnd,’ Nickle appropriation of $8.000. Thisrhe said.
GallJOZ recittltlon, “A Child’s verse." was to he done if the town was to re—
Doris Renter; song by the school, "On, ceivo the 3-4 of the cost for each half:
the Highway cf the King." reading by mile of paved road which the state l'v
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came Mr. Cantrell. He told of how he
had‘been on the scone about, Mir mill‘
utes after the accident and that Wllt n
he arrived the motorcycle which Wm
badly damaged was already taken from
underneath the car, he also paid that
there were no lights burning on Titt-
mn's car. This ended the testimony
icons and beforc the Rev. G. E Richtc: having the necessary lights burning.
bad the opportunity to spunk on the it) When tbesc were read and Tillman
o’clock closing a prominent member of was asked his plea, he pleaded not
:the wets ”will and made a motion that guilty to both charges. Grutria 1! lS
Ethc question be. tabled indefinitely and then called to the stand and he said,
it was so done. ltctn right contulncd that he was on his return trip to
a number of abntemenm. but it was ac. Bridgeport from New York and tin-don Gruttlas’ side. The next not won
ccptcd. After this last item was when he‘had arrived in Norman his the Tillman testimony and from the
through with Mr. tillcbtcr questionéd'cbain had become broken and so hotevidcnce of . Tillman, Scultac; nose
'tho selectmcn on the time. that the am therefore stopped under a light half-‘Saunderston and Bender, the idea one
icons wore to close and the sclectmen way between the car tracks and ll'l lwould get would be that they all got to
replied that the time for the saloons cadnmlzcdroad. When struck it Wilfiigelhflf and agreed to say tbe'snnpl
had already been fixed for 11:30. This found that Gruttla was not rcsponsibtlc lthing. Schultzc was offering a great.
ended the meeting. The meeting wae‘tor his mishap as Tillman had failed to ‘ brand of testimonY. but “‘91! Grant]
3 mild one and lasted only 30 minutcsfbave his head lights burning, and the Juror Willmott cross examined him hi2:
After the meeting Rev. G. E. Richter fact that qruttla was standing under a testimony of seeing and not seeing
grabbed one of the members of thclltght provbd no excuse for Tillman to Gruttla, Scbultze became. so twistct
wcta and clapping his band he sald,|say thathc did not sec‘ Rafleale Grutt [that he looked and acted like a. child
"it's twice that you beat us, but wci‘ln. Gurttln was then asked if Tillman ‘appearing in a court room for the iirsl
will beat you next time." illad his lights burning to which he re ~time. As the Tillman testimony tints
‘ the same the justice found Tillman
guilty and charged him 35 and costs,
* *plied' no. From the crasu of the Ford:
Againlast night Justice Selleck mited which struck Gruttla's motorcycle he:
cut justice. With a large crowd pres- was very badly injured. The next “it ;\\'llich’-autounted to $34.23.
cm and the court called to ,order at boss was Constable Finch And he told
8:16. the case of Ridicule Gruttla. «n how he Was riding home on a trolley
Bridgeport, and of William Tlllmzulnbound cast and that the car came to at
also of Bridgeport. will; henrd. 0n Sill} clan and the next thing he knew them l _ ‘
day night between the hours eleven. was the Ford with the motorcycle on “egg which were ctoten recently mm
and twelve, Tillman, as thb- evidenccfiemeath laying across the track. Finch (the summer home m‘mdgeflel’d' of M“?
was brought out, struck Rattcale Gmtfiwas also asked about the lights and boil}; .3- Morgan, 0f NEW York. 1““?- Mg;
tla as the latter was repairing his mot. Irepeated Gruttia’s words that there gall has been ”Siding at the COL E. i
t t
or cyclej under a light in Noroton. Um , were no . lights burning on the CRT- Knox place in Ridgemld'
w.
The police have been asked to assist.
in tinding a carriage, robes and bar-
treet, has recovered from the eitectsl
,. an operation for appendicitis which}:
condom-ant recently at the“ Danbury
unpltal. and has resumed her position
HANK ANDPETE
BY KEN 1(thle
sténographer in the offices of Attor- . j
ey George Wakeman.—~Da’nbury
ens.
W.-. i ‘
I'Ifhc Foreign Missionary Society. 6!. -
yrel‘East avenue M. E. church meetn
in evening. the Ladies’ Aid Society
cell! tomorrow afternoo ‘nand; the
only-filmed Bible Study classlwill
“guests tomorrow afternoon and the
within at which time preliminary
may of the we of Christ will be
HE om To dew Hm!
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The Third Ward Republican caucull
Soothe election of three delegates. and
tin-tic: alternates to this
Wn‘c'onvenuon to be be
Smut“ and tour at, ,
in mi
"Stipp'ggv:gtlp{—wue How‘u? HAN
HA5 oEEN woman! AROUND Town:
AdAtN; A'N‘ rme ‘ (AQTAl N’ seu‘r
\1 would) BE EASY To Fm»
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Cw: To mutate out
dogma dive {\N‘ITHt'Nd .
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