The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-05
CONGESTION AT CENTtR
 SCHOOL IS UNNECESSARY
Woman Member Has Plan By Which All Children May Enjoy the Regu-
 lar Session and Get Home Before Dark.
STAMFORD

1 It has been ascertained that the Por- 1 ter building in Main street at the cen l ter is available for school purposes, and the much complained of conges- l ilye relieved. In one week this room tcould be prepared for the use of the
 school committee. MT. Porter agrees ito put in extra windows and make the place suitable for a school. room and Echarges the town the reasona ble rental i. of S15 per month The room has a double floor and an adjoining room for | a dressing roon1.- One large stove 1 would heat it comfortably and there !. is room enough for Q large class, as the dimensions of the main room would made sanitary It is up. to the school board to decide whether this small ex-
 pense is not better than the present one session plan by which children are sent home after dark The wo-
 man member Of the committee has
 taken the pains to ascertain these i tinues it's plan to congest the Gen. i ter school rooms 1t must answer to the | taxpayers as it is, now demonstrated | to be entirely unnecessary.
 1 Yesterday afternoon Chief Judson, l by order of the selectmen, laid a line
 of hose across Barnum avenue to flush | a drain at Bruce avenue. trolley car coming down the hill was Tagged and the n1otornan set his brakes. but | the car slid over 100 feet cutting the
 
 Connecticut: Company will be asked to
 make good the loss. to the fire depart | ment.
 | The records of the registrar Of vital | statistics for the month of Noven- l Der show the following births: To MT. and Mrs Edward W. Jackel, a son, on
 memo. a daughter, Nov. r; MT. and 1 Mrs Demitro 1ayn. son, Nov. 5; MT
 and Mrs. Patrick Reilley, a. son, Nov Ia: Marriages: Joseph .Thopsey to PaJ ffaa hrSfIo of AOyxy Vn,- ctiy. by Rev N. Ellsworth Cornwell l on Nov. 90; Earl B. Stall to Anna, M. Lane, both of Pennsylvania, by Rev. Stevenson of Mt. Vernon, to Irene A. Bond, of Bridgeport, by Rev. E. c. i Carpenter. on Nov. 2: William A: stratford, by Rev. E. H. Eley. .on Nov IS: Frederick Konnerth to Ella, M Burr, both of stratford, by Rev B. J.
 Chamberlain, Nov. B. Deaths: John 1 aged 2s. Nov. P: Angahna Pua'ine. aged 6 months, Nov. 15: Louise Hoes
 chele. aged. 6o Nov. T; Joseph sarka, aged 2, years. Nov. 5. s: The proposition to organize a bor- oIgh government has appealed to the | it has been disclosed that the select
 men meet and records are kept of their doings- The school committee holds its sessions without a ny bylaws and some of the teachers are engaged without any, written contracts. This hit or miss style of doing business does not appeal to men who are ac- custonled to modern business methods and a change Of some sort is demand ed.
 John Wilkerson is building a. garage for Henry Wheeler at Peck's Mill. Ed
 Blakeslee has just finished the cellar | of same.
 The Electric Light Co. having re- moved the light in front of H. c. | LovelPs store by order Of the select
 men. the fire chief again placed light outside of the truck house and one at his own expense on his porch, so that end of the town is not in darkness. The Rambler basketball team has ! made arrangements to play in the Audi toriuna in the new Futile block, for this season, and will give a. dance each week at the close of the game. "A new restaurant will open in a few days at the corner of Church and Main streets. This place will be able to have tables and will send out cook | ed dinners. On Thursday, Jan. g, the library will give it's first lecture by Prof. Wm. Lyon Phelps, and then every Friday after that until the five will be | given.