The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-02
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A new manufacturing plant has been opened in town by Albert G. Barrow of Bridgeport. It is situated on the north side of Lordship road, near the Alard and other soap works. A 8 horse power engine has been placed made which is used for the hardening of steel.
 One of the attractions yesterday at the tea given as complimentary to Mrs. Leroy Lewis, the bride, was an excellent musical program rendered by York, and by Miss Coombs. who sang several solos.
 Yesterday a 450 ton barge of fertil- izer arrived in the river off Putney, for the farmers in that vicinity.
 The following gentlemen i'll town Stagg. Harold Fish. Dr. w. B. Cogs well. Dr. Rowland, Ralph c. Sher- wood, Arthur V. Sammis, George A. Porter, Walter Wheeler. Fred C.. Beach. Booth Brothers, F. D. Robert son. Walter A. Hubbell. NJ. E. Peeso, o. Lines, Floyd H. Hubbell. Mrs. Mary E. Lewis. Alexander St. John, James B. Gregory, Jr, Edward F. Leeds, and Charles E. Stagg.
 The Woodmen of the World held a meeting last night in Grange hall.
  visiting in Westport.
 Tomorrow afternoon from to o'clock, the Junior Auxiliary of Christ church will hold a food sale at the town hall.
 It is planned to hold soon the annual dance of the fire department. The fire laddies held meeting last even ing.
 Next Monday evening our local Red Men will cut and eat a big cake which has been given to them by the tribe of Konckapotanauh.
 Selectman Welles is in West Haven this week as the judge of a poultry show.
 New bylaws were considered last evening at the meeting held by the fire laddies.
 Three candidates in the Masonic or last meeting of St. Johns lodge.
 Mrs. Frank Patterson of King street. who had charge of the domestic booth at the recent bazaar, took in sS5.
 Mrs. Walker of Bridgeport. has taken the place in one of our schools left vacant by the illness of Miss Ab- bott
 Mrs. Theodore Judson is visiting Mrs. Frank Clark in Bridgeport.
 Tomorrow Rev. c. S. Bullock spends on the Cleremont. which is a New York boat anchored in the Hudson.
 
 Men to the Empire theatre next Tues day evening. that place of amusement is to be decorated in yellow. blue, red and green.
 Wednesday evening next Mrs. An drew Meisse will entertain the Canaan Whist Club.
 Tuesday evening next George Ben ham is to give a social dance in Mil ford. There will be music by the Sandford orchestra of New Haven.
 Dr. and Mrs. Packard are having visit for a few days from their daugh- ter who lives in New York.
 Walter Lusher, senior and junior, with their wives. from F1atbush, have been in town a few days They came on to attend the funeral of Mir Wood.
 Wednesday was the last day for shotoing birds. Few if any bags of
 One of ID. c. Woods new cottages in Main street is now occupied by Thomas Wilkes and wife.
 Tomorrow will close the special ser vices which Miss Galnlin of New York has been holding in the Methodist church. It is said they have been quite interesting.
 Recent visitors in town include F. O. Palmer of West Haven: Mrs Frank Rrothwell from Greenfield Hill and Mrs. George Warner of Plainville.
 A number Of dollars have been re- CSlNSd Oy lIIc 4hCIWSil Idlully OH hlHS street extension. which was reported in a destitute condition. It is the duty of the authorities of the town to see that the family is provided with the necessarieS of life.
 Monday evening next the Red Men of this village will observe what is called "Past Sachems' Night" A number of addresses are to be made on various subjects by George R. Fryer, Louis F.. Peck. Frederick w Nettleton, George Allen Fairchild, H. B. Barnum. George w. Spall, and oth- CTS.
 Worse than an alarm of fire at night is the metallic cough of croup,