The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-02
WES'TPORT
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MEMS SECTION

MeEtport. Jsiiy Miss Josephine Sullivan of Ssugatuck became the bride of MT. Harry S Gallagher, also of Saugatuck. yesterday morning. the ceremony being performed by Rev. J. '. Duggan at 10 o'clock at the Church of the Assumption- We'll wishers rel atfves and friends of both the br1oe and groom filled almost every seat in the church. Following the nuptia1 a reception wae held and the wedding breakfast served at the home or the bride in Saugatuck. Both the young cunpIe are well known and have hosts Of friends. The bride Is the sister or John !. Sullivan. the local newsdealer, while the groom ls the popular clerk in Alflanss market. The young couple are now on their honeymoon and on their return will reside In saugatuck
 Praise and cornmendation is the lot Of Otto Peterson who on Sunday saved the lives of the three New Workers who were picked ID in the Sound or Cofnpo Beach after their sail. boat ". Peck. who owns a cotts ge at Com pd e.. Ambroae Bilsz and shomway Wade A stiR breeze had been blow ing ali afternoon and not many sail inT craft were on the Sound. Peck wizo is known to be a good yachts m3F made the mistake of having his main sail tied. The light craft was caught in an extra heavy pun. and threw her three occupants into the water. Peterzon had been cruising about In his lauE1ch when he detected the overturned boat and the three heads bobbing above the water When he reached the side of the craft. Bfltz and Wade were very much gone, blue haze covering their faces. It was but question of few moments 5 sl..s others to her great toll. Peck was not as bad as his companions. as- sIstiuk petersen 1r helping them into Pekersonss launch. The two men re- ouired the services of a. physician be- fore they could be brought to- Peck stAted afterward that he was in the water over half an hour before he was sighted by Peterson.
 Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at the Church of the Assumption, Miss become the bride of Mir. Edward J. O'Connor of Greens Farms. The nup- tiais will ibe performed by Rev. J. J. Duggan, pastor of the church. The bride will be attended by her cousin, Miss E1iMRbeth Cable. while brother of the groom Charles O'Connor. will be the best man
 The Passing os the Year. a tab leau. will be presented by the young people of the Greens Farms Congre- evening "A Slight Mistake a play let. will also be presented by the Bridgeport r. W. c. A, assisted by local talent. Last evening the final rehearsals were held and the lecture room of the church was decorated by the young people.
 Dr. Howard Taylor and family of New York have opened their summer home on the shore road.
 William Dustin has installed a phone in his home in Wright street.
 MT. and Mrs. George T. Dixon of New York spent Sunday with Mrs Mary F. Palmer of Canal street.
 Postmaster Charles Harris has re- turned to his duties at the post office after q weeks trip to Maine.
 Preparations are being made by many of the townspeopIe to attend the Mardi Gras in Norwa1k Wednes- day evening Already several bus parties have been formed, while sev- cray straw rides are in the works
 R. c. Chase of Bridgeport and M B. Kellogg of New York are stopping at the Westport hotel
 Kenneth Allen, Charles Silvernail F. J. Burke and Patrick Driscofl yes terday started six weeks outing at Cockenoe Island.
 The Westports Sunday made it nine