The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-26
STAMFORD

The Stratford A, C., planned a hard practcie session yesterday. The open ing game will be October 2. with prac-. tice games between members of the squad from this time on with regu- iarity. Manager Joseph Stavo1a has announced the acquisition Of several more good players among them being Frank Hickey, of the Lakes; Galore and Cictor Llndaust. also of the Lakes; Joe Funk and Rid Barry, who played with Georgetown college; Humphreys, tackle of the Walnuts; Johnny Kuva, formerly an adl-state team, among them being Herby John son, Dan Bergen, James Cheril1, Steve Oah M. Chacha s. Currey and J. Ho1a
 An advertising campaign of con siderable extension is being carried on by Manager Feldman of the Stratford theatre in preparation of the Wed nesday and Thursday presentation or .'Reputation'' with Priscilla Dean,
 Inst feur more days remain for property owners to pay a visit to the office of assessor and tax collector, and list their property, Persons Who are alleged to have been careless about this little detail without disas- trous results for some years' past; are to be reminded that new deai is in the off1ng, and with the adVent of, the new form of government m
  ent this year and in the future, At any rate following the rules ana regu- iatious as set down by law Is not apt to get anyone in trouble, and the ime is growing short,
 Mrs c. Gus Bergland of s57 Wind sor avenue, is entertaining for a few days her parents, MT. and Mrs, Erick- son, They live in New York city,
 ry,h,s +t-a ,av+ Monday and the .un will all be over but the shouting with election just seven days or ane greatest barrage of speech-mak3hs III the old town is expected 10 ne tel whirr of the verbal proKnsies, theories being expounded, ideas being Wheezed across the heads of patient Hsteners, and miscellaneous statements DelieFeu to have an appeal 10 Lhe 1.1 r"se nnder Ui fair to out-distance and snow ulloeI sL any similar prediction campaign III this part of the state, are out of the question, It IS the hrst fall election of importance they nave taken part in, as far as local polltics are concerned, so no true me can pc gotten on what influence their vote will have on the results, I1at tne vote of the women may upset the pest of dope" was well illustrated when the council-manager chafetr paSSeo aI the election in the summer,
 All is quiet with the Police and fIre department Stratford was partleu- larly fortunate during safety First Week. and did not have an unfortu- nate and unusual string of accidents like that acquired by BridgePort. dur ing the same period. Not a singie serious accident was reported Tn Stratford during the week.
 With the last day for making voters gone, and no other chance remaining, the fact again presents itself, that candidates are not very successful Tn the initial movement of getting their adherents lined up: With Stratford supposed to be excited over the com ing election as it never was excited before, only approximately 800 voters were made, while over ], 1900 had made application.
 More ladies presented themselves than ever before, but at the same time the great majority of the women who filled applications, failed to put in an appearance. This is believed due largely to the fact that they have an exaggerated idea of the red tape" they have to go through to be made ana then there is no denying the fact that many of them get "cold feet" at the last moment when they realize they must tell their age. If any but knew now simple the process is, and that the clerks are too busy te even take a passing glance at the "age" column,