The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-28
WESTPORT
,ev Pavilion n-Prizes Awarded for I'm. provement-A Motor Meet - Hook And Ladder Entertainment - Town Tepi0-Pefsonal Mention.

The frame for the new pavilion at
 .-oupo Beach was raised a few days iago- A number of itownspeopie inter
 ksted were present. as we'll as Select
 men Coley, Cooley and Wakeman- MT. Emith hopes to have 1t done in a few tweeks. The intention is to have some lof the bath houses ready to be used by nuly 4. Mir. Smith served g. dinner to khose who had assisted
 T Constable Allen has been hunting for ,eome men who got drunk a few even kngs ago. smashed electric lights, flag kged a fast express train as a joke and Drought it to a stop, and did other un- lawful things.
 Town Clerk and Mrs. Gyatt have re- kcovered health so that they are able fto be at their office in the Town hall.
 There was a pretty lawn party last fSaturday evening at the residence or kF. B. Hubben for the benefit of the Eross Highway school A beautiful tpicture, painted by Ar. Wright. was keold for the fund
 I The Town Improvement society has tawarded. the various prizes promised to fthose schools which made the best ex- lterior Improvements Mrs. Schleat tread the report, and prizes were given kro Staples High school, East Sauga- t4uck. Shercrow, Poplar Plains, Cross kFIighway, Bridge street and Greens fFarrns. The latter school received an ladditionaI prize for artistic and com t1nendable work. The sum of $10 was di- fvfded between Poplar Plains and Cross Eaishway school The society has voted Ito Join the Connecticut State Fedora ktion of Woman's Clubs.
 | Saturday last workmen were busy Having & concrete walk in front of the tWestport Hotel, while others were put Hing down a concrete crossing from Enear the foot of State street to the cor kner of the library grounds. During the thot wave the trolley rails on the hrid1e over the stream at the foot of kState street, expanded so much they fr 1,n <s1If Shnrfar hef0ra the draw fcou1d be opened.
 f The school Board has sent a letter lof commendation to the Woman's fTown Improvement Society, thanking
 beautifying the school property of the ltown-
 There were but three graduates from lthe Staples High school, an evening or 1.-two ago: Miss Edith A Dorsey, Miss lKathryn G. Grossman and Miss Marie lK. Mackenzie. At the graduation there lras music and an address by Rev. fEeo. D. Egbert.
 The new bell presented to the Church Of the Assumption, will here tafter ring at in the morning, at moan land at in the evening At the bless ling last Sunday week, the sponsors
 were John and Mary AcGarry, grand
 children of James P. Dunne of New York, who gave the bell
 | Or. and Mrs. c. B. Wheeler have gone to Colon. where Or. Wheeler will
 
 thought Doth will be. absent for a year.
 Neil R. Mitchell has been obliged to kcause the arrest of two men named twyman, from Bethel. who were an Peace Morton. fined them with costs .dn q sum amounting to s17.34. The men took an appeal and returned to Bethel.
 At the recent opening entertainment !given by the members of the Pioneer iHook & Ladder Company, No. 1, of lfhe local fire department, at their new house back of Town hall, Hon. William kE. Albin was the toastmaster. The Following gentlemen made responses:
 Selectman Merrick H. Coley, Chief E. IH Perry, Ex-Chief John Wehle Of t1orwalk, Hon. s. E. Banks. Dr. J. M. IJolan, Judge D- R. Bradley, W. S. iHart W. H. Galloway and William tKrieghoff-
 MT and Mrs. John K Gault have ibeen suffering from malaria. On the first of September next the