The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-12
JUN 70

the meeting to occupy the attention of the voters for more than one even ing if they are treated with thorough ness.
 The most successful fair ever given by St. James parish ended Thursday night with the awarding of the prizes. ing and the other features of the evening. The winners follow; Box of cigars, Mrs T. J. Walsh; five dollar barrel of potatoes, Mrs. J. Casey; first ton of coal, c. A. Booth: second ton of coal, Mrs. Joseph A. Allard; third net, William Pete; dining table, James J. Sexton; china dinner set, A. L.. Smith; china tea set, G. H. Sturges; silver tea set, John J. Jordan; first barrel of flour Thomas Lamb; second barrel of flour, Daniel Donegan; one half dozen silver knives and forks, watch, Mrs. John Dalton; nine yards of black silk, Mrs. Homer Hoyt; hand made Irish lace, Miss Lulu O'Connor; }ardinerH, 2e1c Mrs, John McEwen; ladies ladies Mrs. John Kiernan; barrel of pota- toes, M. A. Courtney; second barrel raincoat. Edward Coffee; gentleman's suit, Marcus Garry; first pair of blankets, Miss Lulu O'Connor; sec ond pair of blankets, Miss Edna Cal five pounds of tea, Stephen Husky; fancy pipe, Mrs. H. J. Lewis; first dress suit case. Mildred. Russell; first boys suit, John T. King; second boys suit, Daniel Donovan; four bags of flour, Thomas Kenney; first sofa pill low, Miss Lulu O'Connor; second sofa pillow, Miss Lucy Huney; fish pole. Joseph Monahan; third soft pillow, MT. Hartwell; second dress suit case, B. J. Healy; third dress suit case, Mrs. J. Bishop; little pig, Dimino Russell; large fancy cake, Mrs. Riley; punch bowl and glasses. Daniel Cooney; e1n- broidered centrepiece, Edward C. Burritt; .parIor rug, James Nichols; dozen wine glasses, MT: Brown; par Tor lamp. John Kelley; 15 pound ham. William Riley; child's hat, c. H. Kee- gan; pair of bantams, Thomas Dol ley; second silk umbrella, Miss Mar garet Ryan; third silk um brella, Henry Brown; fourth silk umbrella, Bessie Kruger; fifth silk umbrella, la, w. H. Austin; eighth silk umbrel- la, MT. Krouse; first five dollar gold lar gold piece. Miss Mary sLe1ley; third five dollar gold piece, Percy Budding ton; fourth five dollar gold piece, Mrs. H. J. Lewis. In the guessing contest William Ryan and John Kane tied. at 46 E pounds, the exact weight of the pumpkin was 46 pounds.
 E. c. Clark of North Main street is passing two weeks in the woods of Maine hunting. His friends expect to be feasted on 'fbar meat when he re- turns.
 Zenas Johnson, formerly the Strat- ford expressman, has been i'll for a long time at his home in New Haven. He is slowly recovering and has gone bracing atm mosphere of that state. Zip has many friends here who will wish him a speedy recovery
 The Democratic caucus for the nomination of candidates for judge of probate, represen tatives and justices of the peace will be held at the Town hall, Monday night Other dates have been reported in some unknown way but. M Monday night is the date and it is incumbent on every Democrat to be present and take part
 Two auto loads of Stratford people represented SSratford on Thursday, Bridgeport Day, at the Danbury fair. Among them were Sheriff J. J. Will Hams. Capt Joe Johnson, Selectman Bride, John Wark, Deacon Clinton, and c. F. Wheeler. A large number went by train.
 The sewing circle of Evening Star Rebekah lodge will hold a-whist a at Odd Fellows hall next Tuesday night
 Mrs. R. C. Winton was scheduled to speak at the Danbury Fair yester- day by Mrs. H. H. Knox, County lead CT of the Connecticut Women's Suf- frage Association. Although suffering from the effects of a fall on the stairs converts. She has been invited to speak in Danbury again and has promised to be present at a big meet ing to be held there this winter
 Mrs. Maud M Hincks, president of the Connecticut Woman's Suffrage as sociation, will preside at a meeting Of the Stratford Women's associa ton to be held in Red Mems Hall in Strat- ford, Thursday night. The Stratford association was recently organized.
 At the morning service in the Con- gregational church; Rev. E. N. Pack