The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-11
NEW CLUB HOUSE OPENS
New Taxpayers Improvement Club tntertains the Men of the Town at Their New Build ing
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 Stratford, July 1.-The opening meeting of the Taxpayers Improve ment club was a success in every way and reflected great credit on the promoters of the enterprise. The f1nt two story building recently finished by the club was filled with guests who were served by the members ol the club attired in white aprons. Ed win Hoyt. the president of the clut was toastmaster. Rev. C.. s. Bullock made a characteristic address whicf was we'll received. Other speakers were First selectman Charles H Fred Nettleton. Town Clerk Harold Lowell, Assessors Thomas McQuillan Eupt William F. Kelsey, Attorney Ivan Morehouse, Harbor- Master b H. Beers. pr. William B. Cogswell Assessor David Coe. and Herbert room intended for fire apparatus and during the evening the No. l auto chemical with a party of firemen aboard reached the scene and were welcomed. A collection taken dur ing the meeting added materially to the fund of the club. The building elicited much favorable comment. It is two stories. high, well built and tastefully painted.vfoE SE zas
 A line of hose was laid yesterday
  with several men cleaned out the stagnant water forcing out the ob- 5ectionable matter and flushing the brook where it would do the most good.
 Deputy Great sachem WE. Apple yard will go to South NorwalK this evening to install the officers of Tncas tribe of Redmen.
 Sunday afternoons the members of the Taxpayers Improvement club will meet st the new club house at 5 o'clock at which time photograph club house to be inserted in the Red smen's souvenir book.
 Attorney Ivan Warehouse is in New sYork today on business.
 [ The Avon Park district was dis turbed one day last week and a slander suit is the result. A. Kream- CT has sued Charles Haeger of Ave nue D claiming damages to the amount of S100. Constable Fred Pal mer served the papers.
 Pay your taxes today. or incur an additional expense for the delay
 sAzalia chapter, o. B. S., will meet tomorrow evening.
 Capt. Charles -Wakelee is recover ing from an attack of typhoid ma 1aria-
 A. H. St. John is confined to his home on King street the victim of the intense heat of the last few days.
 The addition to the edifice of the Pilgrim Baptist society on Stratford avenue will greatly improve it's ap- pearance and also give additional space which was much needed.
 William Bennetto, gunner's mate in the U. S. Navy. is home on a fur tough. For several years MT. Ben netto has been engaged in submarine work. .~ss-~ a-+e. e
 A parting reception was rendered John Dunn at A. o. H. hall last even ing. MT Dunn sails for a three months tour of Ireland tomorrow. A nickle plated hatchet was presented to MT. Dunn by Patrick Cullen. With this tool MT. Dunn is expected to cut hlackthorns for all his friends here. While in Ireland MT. Dunn will at- tend the Donnybrook fair and ath- letic meet given by the Young Ire- land Athletic club of Dublin of which he is a member. He will take part in the games. This evening a par ting reception will be held at his home in HolIister Heights. A dele gation of Hibernians will accompany him to his steamer tomorrow.