The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-08
] STRATFORD= FAIRFIELD SOUTHPORT
Daily Chronc|ngs of the Dogs of Our Country Cousins by The
 Farmers Special Correspondent
TROLLEY NOISE A MENACE
'Unearthly Screeching on the Curves TOrtures Infants and Worries Anxious Mothers
Especial to the Evening Farmer.)

Special to the Evening Farmer.)
 Stratford. July S.-Residents in the vicinity of the curves on the trolley roads through this town are com plaining bitterly of the unearthly lscreeching that results from ory itracks The town is full of curves and the residents complain that ev- cry car that passes creates nerve tracking noise that is really menace Ito the health of the community. Res- Iidents of East Broadway and the vicinity are loud in their protests There are many infants on sutton tand Warwick avenues and the moth CTS are worn out in their attempts to ,Iull their charges to slumber. The Intense heat has made 1t hard TOT the little ones and the mothers are strong in their denuciation or any thing that will add to their dlscom- Hort. A young mother said yester- day: "I am at my wits end this tweather to keep my baby in good health All day long and during good portion of the night we near tfhat awful screeching and as soon as h get baby to sleep and everything looks favorable for little rest, along icomes another car and baby wakes tup. When I move again 1t will be to la spot where the trolley cannot dis- fturh us.
 i rressing favorably and the job when completed will be a benefit to the whole town. The merehats on Main street will be the great beneficlaries
 for they expect that the project Will leliminate the clouds of dust which thare filled their stores and ruined Fmuch of their stock.
 At St James church tomorrow fthere will be low masses at 8:3O and t1O-3o with sermons by Rev. M. J.. tof the Sunday school have been sus- tpended during the months of July land August and the choir Will nave la vacation during the heated two kmonths. The choir will be again Fheard the first Sunday in September. The many friends of Capt. Charles kJ Wakelee will regret to learn that khe is suffering from an attack or Efyphoid fever at his residence on Sut- tton avenue. Fifteen tables were devoted to kwhist at the gathering at the home kof Mrs George Payne on West Broad kstreet, yesterday. Refreshments were Eserved and the afternoon was count ed as one of the most enjoyable of Lthe season.
 The ladies of AzaIia chapter are Epianning lawn fete to be held at 7fhe residence of Herbert Doolittle, Barnum avenue, on July 26.
 At the Neighborhood church to- Ranorrow, Rev C. s. Bullock will nreach on the subject Real Religion, "a Growth"
 Mrs. J. A Kiel and three children are visiting Mrs. Kiel's mother on Elm street
 M. D. Marks. agent of the State IBoard of Education will be at the ECentre school on Monday, June, 10 to fhear applications for, certificates.
 At the. meeting of, the Cupheag Iclub held last night it was decided Ito keep open house on Labor day in with the anniversary celebration of Okenuck tribe of Red kmen. The club also voted to havel Ea float in the parade and the follow ting were appointed committee to Bnake charge of the affair: DC. Wood, eF'. l.. Curtiss and Clayton K. Blakes- -lee.
 Walter Jones who for a year and Ua half has been the head waiter at 5the Stratford Inn has resigned his lposition and has been succeeded by Freddy Barows of 395 Water street.
 The pastor, Rev. pr. E. N- Packard will occupy the pulpit of the Congre- fKational church on Sunday. The morn ing service will be a communion ser vice