The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-05


 night. The boy carried a bag. but Alan Wilson, who aecosted the pair, did not suspect that his brothers chickens were in that bag. Mrs. Will ing The authorities have been mo- t1fied of this and a number of other thefts of poultry.
 The Stratford l6haritab1e supper will be held in Red Mems hall on the even ing of Nov. 8. Frank l.. Curtis will concoct a supply of his famous Cup be loaded with other viands.
 The Stratford Woman Suffrage As sociation will meet in regular session at 2:30 tomorrow at Bethany Mission hall. The meeting, will be interest ing as a report from the convention is expected.
 was the guest of Mrs. George B. Clark of Milford, over, Sunday. Betting was lively at the Center, last night, and all manner of wagers on the results of today's. election were made. Prof. A. B. Park, who accepts all wagers no matter how arranged, is now due to get 10 tons of coal no mat ter who wins A bet was made last night that Roosevelt would poll. 400 votes in this town. The money. was quickly. covered. Other bets gave the 50 votes up Strange as it may. seem Wilson. was the favorite in sting locally. :. At. Christ church rectou.y on satur-
  united. in wedIock George r. Wells. of Black Rock avenue. Bridgeport, and Mary Ta1ln1adge, Yof Paradise. Green. A wedding supper followed the cease- mony at the home of the bride, after which the happy couple left for will reside in Black Rock where a home has been prepared by the groom.
 Rev N Ellsworth Cornwall, rector
 +I-.s niaI ceIebratfon of the Episcopal church in Huntdngton, last Saturday, and read a paper on the relations be- tween the churches in strat tford and in colonial times M The members of the Stratford Char table, Society are working very hard to be heldsin the town hall on Friday. l Nov 8, from 3 ito D.. m. All the booths pron1isesto be unusually attrac- tive and the person who is looking for gifts that are just a little different will do well to make his Christina purchase there. Supper, consisting of clam chowder, baked beans, cold ham, hot rolls, and Thanksgiving pie will be served at 5:30 for the small sum Of 25 cents. Admission to the fair, 5 cents. I The society is in immediate need of funds for carrying on its work, and 1t is very urgent that every member give the support of his presence at the | fair. Already the executive board is | overwhelmed with appeals for aid and l III begin to cover the demands. Come | and bring your friends
 The bowling alleys and pool room | Under construction for George A. Por- l complete and well equipped place of ! Us kind in any small town in the Company of New York have a force # experts at work installing the all | eys, of which there will be three. | Tive pool and billiard tables will com ,J.,rL- T., ornely- fitted up ss=ins mission style. | The place will be open for business be- ore Thanksgiving. BeardsIey & Nich- | ,ls the firm which will conduct the r popular young men who promise to ondl1ct an amusement place which will be a credit to the town.
 Lewis Bierce is removing his stock f groceries to the McNamara store nd market and the consolidation of he two enterprises will give the town
 first class establishment. Both MT. sierce and Fred Smith are well known E Q the buying public and they will ca CT to the wants of the community 7ith painstakfng care.
 i'm street attended the wedding of IaroId Clarkson Goddard and Miss suby R. Garrabrandt,4s which took lace at the Washington Park M E. T hurch, in Bridgeport, last week. Leroy Flairchild, son of George A. ;airchild, of King street, fell from
 small stand fT1oay ana d1StOcat ated is left elbow. The injured member Eas put in place by Dr. Rowland and he boy is now wearing the arm in a ling The arm had been injured reviously which complieates the case. An entertainment will be given in 1e Sunday school room of the Meth dist church Thursday evening. Nov.
 to raise money for the carpet fund. he following artists will assist: Miss Iarjorie Blair Maynard of New Ha- . en, elocutionist; Mrs. George B. lark, of MiIfNrd, (nee Miss Agnes thompson of Stratford), soprano; larry Saunders, of Stratford, bass; eorge Owen, of Bridgeport. tenior; 1illiam Pardee, of Bridgeport, bari ,ne; John Rubin, of Bridgeport, eel st. The Sunday school will furnish ae-half of the program in an enter Linment based on standard fiction The pupils of the High School gave
 Hanow1e'e en party in the assembly all, T1lusrday night. Games appro- riate to the occasion were enjoyed v those present who appeared in fam ful costumes. The affair was very T. iox1a h1 i