The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-02

, most of the European capitals It may be Father OBrien's good fortune to be in Rome when the announcement of the new bishop of the diocese of Hartford is made. It is expected that the Pope will announce the successor to the late Bishop Tierney shortly. MT. and Mrs. Charles M BiItz who sailed for Germany yesterday, were heard from today by wireless and re- ported everything as being all to the merry.
 Frank Schleichert, the well known florist, is to leave for Bremen, Ger many, next month. He will spend sev- eral weeks with his parents whom he
 has not seen since he left his native land r years ago! He has arranged
 to meet MT. and Mrs. Charles M. Biltz
 and Fred Sailer, all of this city. while abroad. ~.4.e,.-.>
 Miss Catherine Keane, Grand Regent of the Daughters of Isabella, and Vice Grand Regent Miss Margaret c. Shall lue are representing the daughters at the conven ton which is being held in Hartford, June to June 4. Among the interesting social events of it's kind was the silver wedding celebration of MT. and Mrs. Charles Fl Cornwall, of 19 Lawrence street. They received many gifts.
 The marriage of George Ernest Cook, a druggist at the pharmacy of to Miss Delene Gabree of Atlantic
 Highlands. N. J., is announced. They will be at home to their friends at 455 East Main street. A fashionable and musically intel 1igent audience attended the concert given under the auspices of the Univer-
 salist Wornan's Club, in the parlors of <Eo TTr,fx iCf np rnh e n Oh
 Miss Jennie Trecarten. we'll known
 Boston singer; Mrs. Charles D. Davis of this city; Victor Sorlin, celliSt of
 New York, and Miss Mary L. Peck. piano, executed program in the | highest degree enjoyable. The duet by Miss Trecarten and Mrs. Davis was especially excellent. MT. Sorlin proved
 a cellist of solid merit
 The marriage of Miss Ethel Wisner
 to MT. Harry Sterling Edwards will take place this evening at the home of | the brides parents. MT. and Mrs. Fairfield Rev. E. Swanson, pastor of Stratfeld Baptist church. will officiate- | The best man will be Clarence Ed-
 wards. brother of the groom, and the maid of honor. Miss Grace Wisner,
 sister of the bride.
 The minstrel entertainment given at
 the West End Congregational church. T l mortgage fund, under the musical di- rection of Miss Ethel M Pigg, was successful. Following the performance | ice cream and cake were served. 'I advised my people to leave that dangerous spot on the hill, and we had
 not gone ten minutes before the ac- cident ccurred."-Raymond Hanke. "we had a pretty good baseball team here when Pop Foster and Roy Clark were playing on the Bridge ports.''-J. H. Crossley.
 "No place like Newtown, for com | fcrtabl and beneficial rest."-Dr. Phil Mclaughlin
 'I enjoy the game as much as ever. and over at Milford we have a pretty good team-"-Roy Clark
 "with this big glove I'll pull 'em down. and cover myself with glory and renown.'-Larry Gill.
 "We have moved down one flight and now have fine light ofices."- John J. Cullinan.
 Bridgeport has changed and inn proved wonderfully since I was here | before.'-James T. Dunn.
 70, for a bunch of just such games as last Saturdays at Newfeld. Keep l 1t up boys, and everybody in town
 will be fan."-E. $. Hurd.
 ssThe Salt Box Inn" at Huntington, | just opened by the Misses Gros, Claud and Grant, will be the objective point | for many merry little parties from
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