The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-23
i WESTPORT
 ILVAGE FROM BRADLEY FIRE MOVED 10 BROOKLYN
Special to The Farmer)

sssW estport. March 23--Much of the s5tiice furniture and fixtures was saw A from the fire which destroyed the Bradley Axe factory in Weston, and 1hese fixtures are now being trans- xny which was recently opened in Brooklyn. The salvage consists of ssveral desks, chairs, safes. etc. The Bradley Axe Company are now ready for business at their Brooklyn office. They expect to rebuild their factory here soon and have made arrange. ments whereby they can move from their present location as soon as the new factory is completed. No definite date has yet been set for the erection of their new building.
 FORECLOSURE PROCEEDINGS
 After chasing all about Bridgeport in an endeavor to locate his party Deputy Sheriff H. R. Ellwood of Fairfield served foreclosure proceed i1gs Thursday night upon Mrs. Agnes Rigney, brought by the Westport Savings bank. The foreclosure is up- located in Southport.
 DR SMITH TO START
 SANTTARIUM si One of the best known physicians in town, Dr. Everett Smith, has pur- chased what is known as the. Hoyt building in Norwalk and is making plans to have 1t remodelled as sam itarium. Dr. Smith expects to have a week or ten days and hopes to have the place ready for patients by the Grst of June.
 MEETING OF THE D. A. R.
 The Norwalk chapter of the D. A. R. met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Leslie Hyatt, on Arch street A good number of the mem bers braved the storm to be present and were well repaid for their pains. The business session was called at s:so followed by the regular meet. ing at three o'clock. In addition to an exceptionally fine musical pro- Kram, -Df. E. H. EGumbert was called in and spoke interestingly upon his travels throughout the continent. MEMS MEETING AT HOLY
 TRINITY CHURCH At Holy Trinity church the regu. lar morning services will be held in charge of the rector, Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie At four o'clock in the ofternoon, a special service for men will be held. Rev. MT. Mackenzie is to speak at this service on Human ity." In the talk Rev. Mackenzie will endeavor to point out that in the fact that humanity exists is proof that there is a future destiny. This service for men is the second of a series of three, with a general sub. iect '.The Fact of the Universe, an Appeal to the Conscience" An en- iarged choir of men Is to sing at the service, and a large attendance is expected. There will be no evening service at Trinity, the congregation uniting with Christ church for the evening worship. A special resolution of the vestry of Holy Trinity church. has determined the changing of the hour for the evening service to four o'clock. after Easter. and until July, when the second will be omitted for inc summer This experiment is to oe tried with a view to ascertaining if a larger number of the congrega- ton will give to this service the in- terest it should command. There are fewer people residing near the church than in former years, and Sunday evenings are coming more and more to be devoted to the home. That this solution of the problem may be most happily solved is the earnest hope of Rector and VeStry.
 SERVICES AT METHODIST
 CHURCH At the Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow the regular services will be