The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-09

livered at the Post dock and will be used at the paper factory. The re- suits will be watched with interest and if proven satisfactory may bring about a change of the grade of coal in the other manufactories.
 WeStporters have endured the null sance now for some time but not un- til this season has any action been taken Interest enough was stirred up to form a vigilance committee which at one time threatened to bring the matter to the courts, there to prey out an injunction asking the court to forbid the use of the bituminous grade. The committee deemed it wis CT however, to take the project up with the owners of the factories and through their cooperation to abate the nuisance. AS the paper company is the greatest user of coal in this town the results with the new grade will show just what can be accom- plished
 Contractor Robbins of Norwalk yes- terday began work on the foundation to the new club house for the Vest port Country club. The contract had been let to Contractor Oscar Smith of this place who in turn has sublet the various branches of the work.
 Employes of the state highway de- partment yesterday laid oil in Myrtle avenue and in Saugatuck road. Both thoroughfares needed the Urea tment very badly as neither are. in the best condition, as roads go. In dry wealth CT the clouds of dust which rose after a vehicle had passed were almost un- bearable. This even though the road bed was often sprinkled with water.
 The Saugatucks will play the Cres- cents of Bridgeport tomorrow after noon at the Compo grounds at 3:30 o'clock
 Registering at the Westport Hotel yesterday were J. A. Raymond, Geo. Armstrong, of New York: H. D.. Beers. Boston; s. Russell and P. Rus sell of Brooklyn
 The third annual shore dinner of the Fellowcraft club of Temple lodge will be held Wednesday Aug. IA at Dorian's shore house in East Norwalk. E Miss Ruth Bartlett of Hyde Park, Mass, is guest at the home of Sam uel A. Purdy.
 John W. Wood who early this week closed his meat shop in Main street can now be found at the Beers Bros. store.
 Fred Perry witnessed the matinee production of Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch at Polls in Bridge port yesterday. A peek at the bride is worth the journey is the report that was brought back last evening
 The members of the Holy Name So- ciety and or the Children Of Mary or the Church of the Assumption are planning a three nights bazaar to be held at National Hall on the evenings of August 29, 30 and 31. The proceeds will go towards securing new carpets and other church furniture. Henry Avery and William Seide are constructing a dock in the Saugatuck river.
 Through the quarter masters de- partment of the Red army of invasion six pair of mules have been engaged from GauIt Bros The animals will be used during the coming maneuvers. The animals will be in charge of Sam uel Gault, John Barlow and George Downs Thus these men are the only Westporters who will take part in the coming battles.
 Dinner will be served at the Vest port Gun club to special guests to- morrow at 1 o'clock. A shoot will follow.
 Ambrose s. Iurlbutt has purchased \ a new Knox touring car William McKenna is back at his du-