The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-16
HOLY NAME S0c. c.ETY WILL
 MAKE A FINE SHOW. ING
Strafford Men Who Believe in Cleaner
 Conversation Will Be Seen i'm Big Parade in Bridgeport.
STAMFORD
Especial to The F,armer.) )

t6peClA1 10 4nG EAIn1eT-
 Stratford. Nov. 16.-Over 150 men
 represent the Holy Name society of
 stratford in the big parade at Bridge
 port tomorrow afternoon. Rev. M. J.
 O.Connor. rector of St. James parish,
 has devoted much attention to this
 work and the result has been sur
 prissng- This result is not only ap-
 parent in the numbers which will turn out in the parade but is notice
 able In the every tlAy cofaVel Ssa ion of h beneficial effect on the whole com rzunfty Careiessness in the use of language has become so common change will be welcomed. When it Is considered that there is no intended xiba1dry and that the evil is not deep. seated it is a wonder that some one has not taken up the work before, The members of the local society are enthusiastic in their support of the tSriue the work until every man in the town is brought to consider the fool zahness and sin in many common ex- pressfons which really mean nothing. s Chief Blue Sky, the Sioux Indian rho is entertaining the patrons of the Auditorium for two nights was a revelation to those who saw his first performances It was considerful won- derfu1- He like all descendants of Mne aborigines is a close student Of nature. He is able to initiate with AT all sorts of animals from the chirps of the cricket on the hearth to the heart rendfng tones Of the operatfc soprano in the throes of a musical araxedy In addition to these accom- plfshInents he has. a splendid tenor voice and sang solos which fairly as- founded. the musicians who were present Coming from an Indian m his national costume it was sinBularIy surprising. He will give another per- forrrlance this evening"
 q q F7<re hezl Inspector of the work on the Boston post road by State Highway Commis- sioner Macdonald This appointment will insure a. good job as Inspector Bufour Is personally inter ested in making the post road the best in the country aIIs last night at the Porter alleys. Both teams are new institutions in the town and the work was naturally little raw. Other teams will soon De formed and a league Will follow naturally The Nonparesis consist of Clayton Hetzel, Henry Wells. Theo- 'dore Lewis and Fred Downing The Rexafls are Frank Evitts, Percy Bud dington, William HoI-nes and W. H. St Jofnn- The Odd Fellows will soon Payers Improvement club has already organized two teams who play for the first time next Tuesday night. Two they win soon be seen At the alleys. One afternoon in the Week will be devoted to the lady bowlers who are expected to take up the idea with zesf-
 Home Missionary week will begin tomorrow at the CongregationaI church with addresses by Rev Joel S. Ives. a former pastor on State Home Missions Miss Margaret Beard of Alabama will address the ladies on Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Charles J. Rider, secretary of the American Missionary Association will deIfver an address on "Wednesday ii5SszSl75as sE7zIcagR WIT zalzl zwith the problems offered by the new insular possessions of the United States. On Thursday afternoon the ladies will meet and pack barrel for use in Dakota missionary work