The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-13
STAMFORD

Tarm win graduate from the Court land school in Bridgeport on Friday of this week She VIII sing a1 ,ae .ne has acquired an enviab1e record az a musician and her instructors pre- dict . brilliant future for. her.. Next week Mj1s Lines: will be the guest of Mrs. Calista Winton at her home on Gamer street. New Haven. She will attend the commencement exercises at Yale where Lewis W1nton will graduate from the Sheffield Scientific school.
 been In town at work on the safe In men Monday night. He has fitted a new inner door and today will finish the work of placing the outer door. when completed the safe will be as
 John Park is confined to his home with an. attack: Of malaria tho result he believes of miasIna absorbed while he vas in Florida 4 diet of pie and pweefe of various kinds has assisted the Florida microbes in their woraS' He expecte to be out in a few dayn.
 The Orioles of Bridgeport will play with tho Monafehs at Knowlton park Saturday aftefnOon1 A good. game n exuS6teas by thosl1anst1-- =r@ -=zssz'
 The Dite for the now alumfnuln fac tory st-the corner -of Bruce and Strat,
  .the work of digging viii commence immediately. John Jordan. the hustliug real estate man secured this factory for StratfOfd. 1t would be a. commendable act to make Jordan president of the local board of trade for ho has done more to develop the town than many others who have had moro to say. t-k .s
 A number of firemen have Joined fsSues and will hire a cottage at Wal
 A~ A> nIpe lvA HVrI They will employ Japanese cook and will entertain their friends at all times. day or night. The boys have contracted. for 50 bushels of potatoes, ten bushels of onions, a pair of fat steers. besides loads of other kinds nish . five gallon tub of ice cream every day. Frank Evitts will be chairman of the house committee. Special invitations will be sent to the lady friends of the members of the club and they will be royalty enter tained when they visit the place.
 A big traction truck owned by MT. Davis of Stonington passed Through the town at 6 o'clock yester- day morning. The machine was the first of its kind ever seen in the town. 1t is designed to operate on the farm or the road drawing loaded wagons, blows or doing other work usually done by horses 1t has heavy iron; wheels which made racket enough to awaken the whole town. Those who % its operation Gasoline Is the motive power and the. machine made about ten milea an, hour --on the road.
 Prof. ". H.. Kelsey, superintendent of schools is suffering from the heavy hand of Providence at present. Mrs. Kelsey is the victim of diphtheria and is, in serious condition. Gertrude, his second daughter Is battling with scar let fever and diphtheria a serious combination. Two other children KeIser FsHs psIn is debsrFsd & from G his home and is stopping with Dr: Coggswefl. 2.
 The members of Oronoque lodge of odd Fellows and Evening Star lodge of Rebekahs have accepted an invita- ton to attend the special service at -7:30 o'ctockz The Rev. Dr. Cornwall will conduct the service which will be part of the annual memorial ser- vicee of the order. z
 An evening of Children's day mu- sic will be presented at the Neigh borlood church on Sunday evening at 7:so. An interesting program is being prepared in which Mrs. Geies- finger of ofBrfdgeport and Miss Alkaline BiakesIee will appear. Some Sweet Day" arranged for two voices will be offered by these singers.
 William Kutchuseck was tried be- fore Judge Peok yesterday on a charge of assault and battery brought bv Israel OfIensky. The latter claims that Kutchuseck owes him for rent and that when he went to collect oE June Mrs. Kutchuseck drove him cut of the house with broom stick where he was set npon by her hus- band and his brother who gave Offen- sky severe beating. Offenskys face gave evidence of the encounter but Shere was not enough to warrant Judge Peck in finding the accused guilty and he was discharged. The fracas took place at the house which ts In "Clam Shell Row." opposite St. 1fichaers cemetery.
 Roswell Bliss of King street with five other members of the Bridgeport Motor Cycle club toured the Hudson river country as far a0 Fishkill on Saturday and Sunday.
 Antonio Fellows who has been on duty with the state police at Middle town has returned home. Rowe wheeler is still on duty although the strike ie over. The state police have Jeen- on duty in full uniform during the strike of the mill operatives there.
 Capt Willi3m7 Bedell' of the local ship yard is preparing to lay the keel for 35 foot motor boat for William Smith of Oyster Bay. The boat is designed for oystering and also for a pleasure boat Louis E. Peck, editor and general manager of the embryo Stratford fifnes has already made 40 yearly contracts for the coming RfyReP4E;s.d s.d sSpssSf5s S5 te sdd to S;ss shs 1