The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-29
STAMFORD

While voting is going on in town next Monday the annual town meet ing will be called to consider 8 large number of questions. Nearly every topic which has interested the town Is mentioned in the warning, such as E to hear the annual reports of the town officers and accept or reject the same; to take action upon the matter or laying side walks and to make the necessary appropriation; to direct in what manner the highways of the town shall be repaired during the s coming year; to provide for the sup port of the town poor; to transact all business pertaining to the schools manner the same be maintained and conducted, and to make such rules and regulations relating to the same as the meeting shall deem proper; to make a further appropriation Tor the the center school building; to act on the matter of accepting state asH for improving the public roads; to consider the oiling of the roads and to make an appropriation therefor; to fix boundary line between the land of Frederick Nearing and the public domain at Short Beach; to change the name of Broad Bridge road to Bruce street or avenue; and to place a drink ing fountain for horses at the inter section of Barpum avenue and Old Mla road.
 Here are eleven propositions some of which are of much interest to the townspeople. The vexed school ques- ton is up once more, and step Tn the right direction has been taken in the matter of oiling the roads. It is known to be cheaper than spr1nkllng with water, and the Health Officer of Fairfield is of the opinion that o1llng is very good sanitary measure.
 1t Is believed that the Republican caucus will renominate MT. Welles for first selectman; MT. William H Stav- ems is willing to be a candidate to !, succeed himself, and he has had four years experience as selectman and is deservedly popular in town. It Is thought MT. Hendrickson of Holland Heights will be elected to the School Board. MT. Louis Es Peck wishes to be one of the assessors and Messrs. Bunnell and Nettleton. so runor has i it. would like to be selectmen.
 Some three years ago family nanf- ed Doubleday lived at the corner of Main street and Stratford avenue, in the house now occupied by MT. Bull lock. There was daughter, who be- came general favorite in local socie- ty. Yesterday cards were received in town from MT. and Mrs. William marriage of their daughter. Marjorie, to Walter Thorpe Munroe, on last Monday, at Hartford. The happy couple will be at home to their friends after Nov. 1st. at 74 Fremont street..
 Mr George Keeler wilson and Ar thur Beardsley went to New York on Monday to be gone several days There Is now in bloom on the grounds of the Sellick mansion. rare white mower. known as Dutinia, or Marriage Bells, which resembles g1- gantic Easter lily, and hangs in great clusters, from a tall bush. There are hundreds Of these in blossom, and they ,-ov,, I,la disnlava of &baalIfv and fragrance.
 Wilnam Costello is reported to be in i'll health.
 A numbsf of our local young folks Brideenort, 9 few evenings since. to Miss Alice Farrell, who is to marry Afr William Gibbons of New Haven, on the 18th of next month,
 The Stratford and Corinthian root ball teams are now engaged in practice
 Some of our folks went to Walling- ford on Saturday, to visit the Ma sonic Home. In the party were Mrs. Julian Clinton, Mrs. George Dorn, Mrs. Frederick Townroe and daughter Mar garet, IF. B. Guznef and c. Langdon.
 Brief items of local interest are to the effect that the temperance people are making vigorous campaign: there will be another food sale next Satur- day at Mrs. Clinton's; Mr.. and Mrs. Joel F. Wilcox have just celebrated their wedding anniversary; an intox- icated man. has been found in the vii cinity of Paradise Green who was dis charged when brought before the court. Miss Grace Wakelee has gone back to Danbury; Donald Sammis will return to Yale College; there are a thousand voters in town, lacking one; MT Arden l.. Judd and wife are ex- pected to arrive in a few days from Great Britain; Mrs. J. H. Lewis is Having her residence repainted; the 8Id Benjamin house has begun it's journey backward to the new cellar provided; Frederick Nettleton and wife are home from Meriden; tomorrow evening is the date of the Republican 4 Gaucus, to be followed on Friday by the Democratic.
 physician said Watch your kidneys. When they are affected. life is in dan ger. Foley's Kidney Remedy makes healthy kidneys. corrects urinary ir- = L . Ie