The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-27
WESTPORT

4 After alls that has been said about close Sunday, it has been decided to have a baseball team in town this summer, and the games are to be afternoon. Thomas J. Kirk and Dr. J. H. McArdle will have the manage ment, and it is noted that last year the best people in town" attended the games on Sunday afternoon. Bar ron is to be the pitcher and Lobschier the catcher. It is thought the coming season will be huge success.
 One day last week Joseph G. Hyatt had occasion to go to Hartford to at tend a meeting of insurance agents. He did so and made several calls on personal friends, taking his dinner at a well known hotel. A few days aft CT he was both surprised and dis gusted to read in a Norwalk paper a telegraphic dispatch from Hartford to the effect that he had got lost in the Capital City.
 Bermuda some time ago. find they are obliged to remain longer than they in tended. owing to the rush for the States and the fact that all the steam ships are full. Among these are Mrs. J. M. Nolan and Miss Annie Rice, of this place, who cannot book before the middle of April.
 LC IcCCul VISIC IO IulS COWu OI JOIIl Hay and his account of the work he is doing towards Christianizing the Indians of Paraguay, produced quite an impression
 A Saugatuck girl recently waited for a long time at the depot to meet a New York drummer, as per an en- gagement. but he failed to show up, much to the amusement of the cur ious and peeping crowd
  man on the trolley for nine years, has resigned his position. He will now work in the garage of Fred l.. Mills in Bridgeport.
 This town has received from the State the sum of $2,247 as school money.
 Next Thursday afternoon the Cur rent Events Club will meet with Mrs. Charming P. Harris
 Frank E.. Sturges and wife are soon coming back from Florida.
 A professional entertainment with out-of-town talent, will be given from the 20th to the 24th of April, by the Vigilant Engine Company
 It is denied that the local Gun Club meet on Good Friday for shoot with the Winnipauk team of Norwalk.
 It is hinted that some of the busi- ness men of the town may form a club quite independent of the Civic Club.
 Charles Fable proposes to build at the corner of State street and Imper- ial avenue, a morgue and a chapel The material for the construction is to be cement
 Special services were held yesterday afternoon at Trinity church for men. Charming P. Harris had charge of the choir
 A new press is being built for the Herald of this town.
 A six inch water main is being laid in Lincoln avenue. The new fire hy- drants are being placed in position The capacity of the present water addition will be built
 town with the following officers: Mas ter, Joseph Adams; second overseer F. N. Sipperly; assistant steward, Everett Pillow; secretary. Harry B. Fairchild; treasurer, Stanley Pillow; lecturer. Clarence Byxbee; chaplain, $. B. Wakeman
 The last public speaking for the High School year will take place on April 7. The boys are now practicins baseball every night, under the rain ing of Capt. Woodwork
 The Civic Club will hold a meeting tomorrow evening to discuss the case of MT. Schleat.
 Rev. F. A. Coleman of Norwalk, will preach Wednesday evening at Holy Trinity church.
 Principal George A. Boyden and At torney Samuel A. Purdy went to Hartford on Wednesday, to attend the trolley hearing.