The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-02-24
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Happenings of Interest About
 The City.

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 Albert Wigglesworth of 52 Sherman street recently found a pocketbook containing $40 in money, gold watch, a pair of gold spectacles and a mile age book. Yesterday the property was returned to the owner, Mrs Jacob Mueller of Port Jefferson, l.. T., who gave the finder g as a reward. A horse attached to a light delivery wagon belonging to the Thomas F. Taylor company ran from the factory on James street to his stable yesterday creating considerable excitement in the vicinity No damage was done. The last of the very successful series of card parties given by the ladies of St. Charles parish took place last even- ing at St. Charles auditorium. The prizes were all useful articles, mostly vegetables, fruit and foodstuffs. Miss
 May Nolan took t.ae special prize of $5 in gold for the highest score. Other prize winners were Mrs Cotter, 52; Mrs. Cross, A; Miss Mohyde fl; Mrs.
 Travers 40; Mrs. Kelly 40; Mrs. Hawes 39; Mrs. Dickson 37; Mrs. Kane 36 Mrs. F. c. Mullins 36; Mrs. Webster 36; Mrs. Conley 35; Mrs. Jeffries 35; Mrs. Burns
 34; Mrs. Phalen 34; Mrs. Morris 34.
 The Martha Washington supper and
 social at the Memorial Baptist church
 last evening was largely attended. The
 rooms were tastefully decorated and ladies in colonial costumes served the
 tables.
 B. B. Plumley yesterday received handsome oil painting won on a tick ct purchased by him for 10 cents from member of Powhattan1 tribe, I. O. R. M. of Chelsea, Mass. The painting is a scene from Indian camp life and is valued at s15O.
 Moving had no terrors for former City Clerk Albert E.. Lavery for when he got ready to occupy his new home on Mill Hill avenue a party of friends appeared and took charge of the mat ter setting things to rights carefully and expeditiously.
 A party of friends surprised William Harding at his home 16O Howe street last evening. Charles Fisher and Ed ward Kane arranged the affair, The evening passed>in social pleasures, and
 luncheon was served Those present
 were Misses Dorothy Pullan, Ruth | Wh1tely, Eva Prutting, Bessie Geary | Birdie Rich, Emily Filksinger, Anna Crowley, Laura Mooney, Dorothy Nor
 gan, Loretta Ramsdell, Helen Farrell, \ TS.9 Prutting, Joseph Harding, Arthur wa terhouse, Robert Windfield, Daniel Bar
 Der, Ben Reader, Matthew Farrell. : Rock Circle, B. of A., gave a social dance at Lyceum hall last night. Hut gels orchestra furnished the music and the evening was passed pleasantly. The committee in charge comprised Andrew Grive William and Walter Au- ger, Charles Ferron and James A. Gaf- ney.
 At the annual meeting of the Mo- hawk Yacht club held last evening the | following officers were elected: J. H. Jones, commodore; John Walsh, vice.
 commodore; R. A. Merrill, secretary; w. D. Nichols, treasurer; A. W. Clel-
 and w. c. Waterbury board of gov- l ernors; Carl J. Johnson measurer; J. Dixon,- librarian. The reponts of the officers for the past year were grati- l flying. A buffet luncheon was serv- ed after the business meeting. |
 l There was a large attendance at the masquerade ball given last night by l Court Liberty Bell, o. s. c. in D. of A.
 Hall. Many unique costumes were seen on the floor. The unmasking at ! 10 o'clock created much interest. The members of the committee in charge were Mrs. Richard Cullen, Mrs. Mary Cook, F. B. Finch and Charles Lyman. Harmony council junior O. U. A. M. held it's annual roll call last night at o. U. A. M. hall. Addresses were lis- tened to and refreshments were served
 after the business meeting.
 The whist party given by Wowom-
 pon tribe, l. O. R. M in their wig
 wam last night was a most success
 ful affair Twelve tables were de-
 voted to play during the evening. An
 entertaining program was furnished
 by the Wowompon quartette, l.. c.
 Fenton and Forbes the lightning sketch
 artist. Refreshments were served. The prize winners were as follows:
 Mrs. Northrop, 27; c. Poole, 26; E.
 Mansfield, 26; Mrs. Hosbach, "A; J. E..
 Hartley, 24; Mrs. G. Tordoff, 23. The
 committee in charge comprised Messrs.
 R. s. Kolb, Walter Gault, James Holt,
 Jr., B. l.. Yeaton, s. J. White c. s.
 Poole, T. Hungerford, A. A. Tibbals, H. D. Bodurthe, George Greenspun, Will liam Clark and Frank Coming. Foley's Orino Laxative cures consti- patton and liver trouble and makes the bowels healthy and regular. Orino is superior to pills and tablets as it does .xa@ r.v., &o1ro