The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-19
WESTPORT

l gOn Saturday, Nov. B, there will b' d tea and cake sale at the Westpor Drug Store, held by the members O i the Womens Equal Franchise League Fine home made cakes will be offered for sale, also there will be an abund ance of Thanksgiving minces pfes The Knights of King Arthur vii hold theiIr first meeting of the sea son on Thursday evening in the par 1ors of Christ church.
 Frederick JaTviss an inmate of the town farm, was last week committed to the Norwich Insane Asylum. got together Saturday afternoon and finished the work of erecting their club house. The members have built the whole of the building. which is a bungalow, and it is all complete now with the exception of the porch, which is to be left until spring. They are planning to hold a shoot on Thanks giving day and on that day will also dedicate their new home with a tur- key dinner. A meeting is to be held at the home of Michael Myers on the raents for the day will be complet- ed. s,'.-s f.ssissz
 Tfe funeral sof John Adams was held Sunday afternoon from the chapel of Strangers in State street. Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie off1ciated and in terment was in the Willow Brook cemetery
 Rev. James E. Cooley has returned from a visit of three weeks spent with his son, Rev. B. HI Coley, in Utica N. Y.
 are to be converted by New York par ties into a large and attractive auto mobile garage. The stables have been appreciated by out of town as hitching places, and will be greatly missed by those people, bu& on the other hand an up-to-date garage will be thoroughly appreciated.
 sf7zeS TsAar president of the Saugatuck Historical Society, succeeding William L.. Taylor who recently resigned.
 Daniel Levy of New York, who re- gently purchased the Charles Huener- berg place in Greens Farms. is plan ming to make many Improvements about the house.
 It has been decided by the Demo- cratic Town Committee not to hold the parade and banquet which they had planned for this evening.
 There are at the Greens Farms post offlce two unclaimed letters. One ad- dreEesd to Dr. Padford and the other to Ernest Baker.
 Homer Mills is learning the printers Herald. -
 There are a number of dogs being held at the town farm because of the fact that their owners have allowed them about the streets unmuzzied-
 The westport Alphabet Club journey ed to Bridgeport, Friday, where they the production of Paid in Fsull..''
 The guard rail which the Connecti-. cut Company put down on the curve on Riverside avenue near Cross street has been ordered to be taken up by. the selectrnen, as it has proved dan gerous to passing vehicles.
 Last night marked the closing of the F'irernen's fair which has been held in the National hall A large crowd was present and enjoyed a very lively time This was the sgd annual fair of the Compo ffrenen and once again the boys proved themselves fine en- tertainers
 E. s. Rapeilo and family have closed their summer residence in Greens Farms and have gone to New York for the winter.
 Improvements are being made upon the Turkey Hill road, under the sdirec- tion of Selectn1an.s Robert Mills.
 The men of Christ church will meet Thursday evening in the pariorE and