The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-06
STAMFORD

Il A sad case of indulging in too much | inspiration" at a saloon close by St. MichaePs cemetery, and then proceed came to the notice of the authorities yesterday. and at about g o'clock in | the morning Sheriff Stagg. with his automobile, took two young men to
 the Bridgeport jail. where they will have to remain until bonds of $500 each have been furnished, or until they are called to trial at the Decem- Der term of the criminal court. The men. each just 22 years of age, Arthur DuBoise and Albert Rykemann claim
 ed they were celebrating and got so
 full of inspiration" they did not
 know what they were doing. Both are employed in the silver ware plant not
 far distant. They broke into one of
 the houses which stands nearly oppos-
 ite the cemetery. and is sometimes
 called ''Clam Shell Row." and late at night assaulted a woman, who was found in a pitiable condition. It is
 but three escaped the clutches of the law.
 Communion services will be held in the Methodist church tomorrow fore noon and in the evening tlere will be union services with Rev. pr. Packard in the pulpit.
 The women's Aid Society held a meeting a day or two ago in the con- ference room. and elected Mrs. Robert Sammis president of the society. Mrs Margaret DeLacour is the secretary and Mrs. Raymond Smith the treas urer.
 Sometime in December the town is promised an 'old corn hop at the Town hall. A menu of corn flakes, stirabout. pop corn balls, and such like feed. would be quite appropriate.
 Mrs Noses Hyde is visiting in Sey- mour.
 1r11 on Thursday at the residence of Mir. and Mrs Elliott w. Peck. to attend the annual meeting of the Methodist Women's Foreign Missionary Society Sarah c. Smith. president, Mrs. Geo. W. Fairchild. vice president, Miss Car rie L. Peck, financial secretary, Mrs. Louise Gilbert, treasurer. The follow ing ladies were elected to various com mittees, Mrs. Elliott w. Peck, Mrs. George F. Farrar. Mrs. l.. w. Dunbar, and Mrs. Walter Hanford. During the afternoon Mrs William Wilson gave selections on the piano. Miss Jessie Arbuckle was present. and in talk, told the lades about her home mission ary work among the Italians in Brook lyn and New Haven She said the Italian live in this country the same as they do at home. so far as cir great deal of weddings, funerals and christenings and drink a good deal of beer at their publications. But the children are bright and are fast learn ing American customs. This society has spent $50 for missions and is do- ing a god deal of helpful work.
 The skit. called How the Story Grew" was given~ at the Town hall an evening or two ago and drew all most as large an audience as "Stin Waters Run Deep" If there is any thing which a Stratfordite likes it is first class dramatic entertainment. especially when the actors are well known home folks. This little piece of kitchen gossip was well staged and among the ladies who helped on the story were Mrs. Clara M. Porter. Mrs. Julia Clinton. Miss Nellie Wakelee, Mrs. Alfred W. Stacey, Miss Martha Addie Warehouse and Mrs Ellsworth Wilcox There was some disappoint- ment over the fact that Miss Viva Babb and Miss Featherstone, had gone to Long Island to take part in a play. After the story had been told there was music and dancing. T
 Mrs. Della Milady. a widow of 35, Is the unfortunate woman who was as- to her house at o'clock in the morn ing and dragged her from her bed. Five of the men escaped the officers of the law. Mir. Edward Burrittt was the prosecuting Grand Jurior. People are asking when Grand. Jurior Ivan
 
 prosecute a case.
 Capt wakeley has gone to Provi- dence. Major Newbury will go west on the 18th inst, the W. C. T. U. has held a meeting with Mrs. George Bur bank, Mrs. Amelia Bunce is home from Seymour. last night Mrs. Allen, of this town, attended the harvest supper at the parish house in South, Britain and gave a very interesting program of There was also a solo by | Mrs Wakelee. It is thought the build | ing of several new plants for manu- | purposes near the town line | looks like an increase of business It | does squint in that direction Mrs | John Park is home from a visit | abroad. Mrs. Clarence Smith is visit | ing out of town. Mrs. Brenn returns | to Scotland today. But her heart will | always be in America Miss Edith | Park has been visiting friends in Clin- ton. It is now II years since Rev. c. Fl. Bullock first came to the Neighbor- hood Church. With the exception of Rev. MT. Cornwall bis has been the longest pastorate in town