The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-04-24
lSe. The ladies of Christ church will

lOUSe.
 The ladies of Christ church will hold rummage sale at the town hall
 on the afternoon and evening of May ?! Mrs. Adelaide Gunther is in charge and those who have articles to con- tribute for the sale should notify her and they will be called for.
 Tuesday night will be the first pub lie appearance of the Dingbat club in full regalia. The members have taken box at Polls for that even ing which is Stratford night of the Sperry play tThe Milk Inspector 9
 Full dress suits, boutonnieres, silk
 hats, and white kid gloves are a part
 member wears necktie of differ- ent color chosen as his individual mark. The solitaire diamonds in
 these scarfs may easily be mistaken for the head lights of trolley car. Full boards are also the prevailing
 Walter Park. fell on the Steamer
 Stratford in Bridgeport harbor yester- day while at his work and received
 injuries which compelled him to quit
 and take to his bed. alt is feared that he has received serious injuries of the
 spine which will [. lay him up for a long time.
 Wilmot Wheeler of dhe Staples bank in Bridgeport was awarded the piano in the distribution by the Rambler
 basketball team at the end of the season. The award was made at Will sons news room
 Frank Sammis sewer enthusia st attended the meeting Of the Taxpay- CTS Improvement club last night In kindly and conciliatory manner he explained the needs of the town as to sewerage and his view of the best methods of obtaining the desired re- suits. He made his talk Tn plain lan- guage avoiding technical terms. The club appreciated his efforts. His hearers were expert machfnists, in- ventOrs, and men whose work is tech- nical. Most of the residents of the section represented by the club are able to judge of the needs of the town in this matter and of the proper rem edies. The club has purchased new flag which will be displayed on the pole at the club house on holidays
 and at state events
 The schools of the town will be closed on Friday when the teachers attend the convention at Bridgeport. Ezra Graham of King street has contracted to appear with a big stock company in New York and his friends here who have watched his theatrical career with interest will be much pleased to learn of his advancement. Prof. Shaw has postponed his mas querade party till the evening of May | 3, on account of the attraction offer ed his patrons by the Stratford play l at POlis
 | At St. James church this morning i took place one of the prettieSt we'd dings in the history of the edifice I The contracting parties were Stephen Snichek and Miss Bertha Marjorie Marsic, both residents of Stratford
 and members of the church. Rev. M 1 J. C'Connor celebrated high nuptial | mass assisted by a full choir. Miss i Elizabeth Quacka was bridesmaid and John Darien was best man. The
 brides costume was white, chiffon | over white satin with white satin | slippers and white tulle picture hat
 with large French plumes. She car ried a white pearl prayer book. The bridesmaid wore handsome costume
 of pink marquisette over pink satin l ornamented with crystal fringe. A
 bonnet of pink tulle with clusters of
 pink rose buds completed the cos | tune. She carried an immense bou-
 quet of pink carnations. After a
 short wedding tour the happy couple
 will establish a home in Stratford | Miss Gensheimer at the organ and
 Miss O'Connor in solos enhanced the 1 interest of the occasion.
 l Forty hours devotion will begin al
 St. James church on Sunday morning with high mass and end on Tuesday
 morning at o'clock with high mass This devotion is the public exposition of the Blessed Sacrament upon the altar for a period of 40 hours. Clergy
 men from out of town will be present on Sunday and Monday. Confessions