The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-16
STRATFORD

The TimesJ The ballot for candi- dates for the coming primary election on September 23 closed last Saturday evening with following result:
 For First Selectman-JamesI IalIey. John Simend!nger and Abram Well. ington.
 For CVote for twoD-I Frank s. Berard, Daniel J. Cartin. David Hughes. ReinhoId Person Cortez C. Rockwell, Everett B. Sniff fen, Peter NendeBogart and C;eorae Webb.
 For Assessor-Cvote for twol-i Frank J. Abercrombie, George Ash. and George Bateman.
 For Auditor - Vote for two)-| Edwin M. Curtis and John Ora ham.
 For Town Committee-Cvote for two.)-E. H. J. Henuessev. Helen F Lewis, Franklin Otterson Rhoades and Harry WiIcoxson.
 For Town Treasurer - Cvo+e for one.)-Walter s. Curtis.
 For Town Clerk (Vote for onel Harold c. Love and William How ard Wilcoxson.
 For Board of Finance-Cvote for two.) )-Walter F. Goddard. William H. Hart and Herbert V. Ieckie.
 For Board of Relief - Vote for one.)-Sidney s. Beardsley, William F. BIamey and William A. Stagg.
 For Tax Conector-Vote for one) John c. Wilcoxson.
 Registrar of Voters-Cvote for two.)-Theodore R. B1ackert. Ed ward A. Skinner and Olaf R. Umbe- hagen.
 For Constable-vote for seven)- Fred Albright, William E. Rassett Anthony Fellow. John 1T. HattersIev Edward Manchester, Wilbur Reed. Bernard R. Scully, and John H. Wood.
 For Library Director-Uote for four-)-C. Wellington Walker. Jr.
 Women may vote for Town School Committee and Library Directors.
 While attempting to cross the street on Barnum avenue. Saturday. Buddie Garford of .Barnum avenue was knocked to the pavement by the car of Judge Wells. The child escaped without serious injury.
 A section of the circus which is to be put on by the Red Men during the week of September 23, arrived at the lot yesterday.
 In the presence of about two hun dred spectators, Hanford BigeIow successfully hung the banner an- nouncing the Red Mems carnival. The daring of the feat was of no small degree as 8Ir. Bfgelow had to walk several feet on the telephone wires before properly placing the ban ner.
 While attempting to alight from a trolley car. Sunday, Edmond Pitzer, an inspector for the Connecticut com pany was hit by a Packard touring car owned by John Burgess of Dor chester. Mass. MT. Pitzer received a few slight bruises.
 Oliver Parks of New York spent Sunday in town as the guest of his mother, Mrs. John J. Parks of Elm street
 Charles Rauscher- Of Read Park Is suffering from an attack of blood poisoning of the arms. He is being attended by pr. Hawley. NIT. and Mrs. II. J. Bartram of East | Broadway spent Sunday in Brook field as the guest of friends. Louis Kelly, the popular clerk in the drug emporium of William St John, spent Sunday at his home in Derby.
 Louis Bova, son of Mrs. Margaret Bova, proprietress of the Main street 1 fruit store, broke his arm yesterday | while trying to crank a Ford auto mobile.
 Bob Wheeler of New York spent Sunday with his parents on Warwick | avenue.
 Jack Jennings has accepted a po- sition with Surveyor Merrill. William Parks of Elm street went | fishing Sunday and caught 75 blue | fish.
 George Webb is building a new | home near Peck's Mills. He expects to occupy the house in about a month.
 Lucy Baldwin of the State Normal | School. New Britain, spent the week end with her parents on South Main | street.
 Elfrieda Peterson spent the week end with Mrs. Henry Cable of East | Main street. Mrs. R. F. Brezzie of Judson Place has recovered from a severe attack | Of diphtheria. FOR SALE---12 room 2-fauily house. all modern improvements. Apply Peter Gleason, Stratford, Conn. RED MEN-Circus and Carnival, Stratford Center, Sept. goth to 27th. I9ap" | CC-TEZ c. ROCKWELL, plumbing and heating; jobbing a. speciality. | 6 Corner Main and Hillside avenue, Stratford. D 10 tf' DEVON