The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-16
FIREWORKS LOOKED FOR
 AT TOWN MEETING TONIGHT
Voters in a Mood Which Will Bear No Trifing and Drastic Action
 is Probable.
STAMFORD
Especial to The Farner)


 Stratford, Oct 16-The annual town meeting which was adjourned on cleo ton day till this evening, wall be one Of the most important to the taxpa yers Of the town of any in recent history Matters will be discussed which affect the pocketbooks of every taxpayer and sLate appropriation for superintendent, the additional expense of the high school with a smaller enrolment this year, and other matters of just as much Importance will be threshed out. 1T the remark heard on every side are any indication of what will happen there will be a hot time in the town meeting It has been suggested that committee of citizens be- appoint ca whose voice shall determine what appropriations shall be made and what they shall be used for. The voters of the town are in no mood. for trifling ana no prediction as. to their action can be accurately made
 A brush fire on Highland avenue in the rear of the property of Ernest Reed called out the department yes
 Cards have been issued by MT. and Mrs A. T. Hoadley Of Warwick ave- nue for the marriage of their daugh- ter Ruth A. sHoadley5 and Herbert w. Doolitt1e, son of Mir and Mrs. Eph- riam Doo1ittle of King street The Wedding which is announced for Oct. only a limited number of close friends and immediate relatives will be pres ent. Rev. N. Ellsworth Cornwall of Christ church will officiate Many handsome gifts have already been re- ceived by the happy couple. After a brief wedding tour the couple. will oc already been prepared for them The bride is one of the most popular and attractive young ladies of the town The groom fills a responsible position with the Rowland Dry Goods company in Bridgeport.
 The comedy team Jones and syIves- ter is in town rehearsing "a new song sketch by Harry Sylvester which promises to be the best thing on the road this season. Harry Sylvester has been in town so many. times and is considered a. resident The team was welcomed with enthusiasm by large circle of friends here.
 Miss Juanita Hines rendered fare well card party last evening to Miss Jane White who leaves for Kentucky in a few days The affair took place corner. Two tables were. occupied by the players and refreshments were served.
 MT. and Mrs. Clayton Heisler Of baby which arrived at their home yes terday morning Favorable conditions add to the joy of the event.
 The article sent in from Stratford yesterday, seeming to be regular cor respondence from the town relative to the library management was not the
 
 The prominent residents who were in teryiewed all live at the Centre and belong to high social circles.-cThe ar tic1e referred to was prepared by a regular member of the Farmer staff who had been given that assignment Ed-1
 In. an. interview over the telephone this morning, Miss Alice Judson, vice president of the newly formed wena an suffragez a;ssocfat ton. which will hold it's initial meeting in Redmen's hall, tomorrow night, announced that her association did not desire to af- fi1iate with the state league and would work independently. Also that every with the understanding that the asso- citation would not seek to join the state organization The leaders of the new organization had ignored the town cred after the speakers had been an- nounced that the officer of the state league would not take part in the meeting unless recognized. A written invitation was sent to the town leader yesterday to avoid this.
 Mrs. Ella P. Hines will leave for Washington on Saturday where she will pass the winter. Mrs. Hines will work. for a bill by which the widows of soldiers will receive the same pen sions as their husbands had they sur vived. She has already enlisted the services Of prominent leaders in the Senate and also in the House. Mrs. Hines originated the movement which Washington and is rapidly spreading over the country. Petitions which have been sent out are receiving hum dreds of signatures and the result will place the widows of soldiers on the same pension basis as the veterans themselves.