The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-23
vE0MEN''S. WILSON CLUE. TO ]
 BE FORMED IN STAMFORD
Mrs Borden Hartman VIII Invade s sGennectipHt Wifh Forces From tho E National Women,s Wilson and <
 Marshall Organdzaff6n
SI'R.A.l'',TFORD'
Especial to- Thes. Farrner.) ]

F. NSpeClaI IOssIn9 F'aF1n6F.1 1 Stratford, Oct 2S-Nfrss. Borden Har- riman. president of the Women.s Ma l ttonaI Wilson. and Marshall organiza- tion, has arrapEads or asseries of raI- lies throughout the State, the first to take place in Bridgeport next week. Yesterday the Misses White of Greens Farms visited Stratford and arranged for rally under the auspices of the town -DemocFa tic coflInittee. The meeting will. take place at the4town 1 CTS of ational sreputation, both men and woTnens-wiH be heard, and a, Wo- mans Wilson and Marshall club will be organized. The organization of ernor Wilson was brought about by his strong -advocacy .of laws in which woman is interested and his success in having such laws passed in the State of New Jersey during his term as Governor. The Misses White left literature for distribution which will information as tosjust what the Demo cratic candidate for President has done for the women of his State and would like to do for4 those Of the whole nation The speakers have not been amounted but they will be se- lected from a contingent of the ablest men and women in the country which will be sent into Connecticut. These women are all surragists and are ad- vocating 4thes efecaon of the Demo ty has inserted a suffrage plank in its platform but because the candi- date of the party for President has already accomplished more for the women of his State than any other in divfdua1 and has something besides spacious promises to offer A Wo-. mans Wilson and Marshall club in Stratford will be able to do much to overturn the tottering standpatters who have misgoverned thea town so long.
 T4a xuiI hn at in the town hall every day this week between the hours of and o'clock. Next week the office will be open eV- enfngs till o'clock to give taxpayers an opportunitys to file their lists. Oct. 31 is the last day in which lists may be filed.
 Bede1Ps ship, yard where she will be hauled out for the winter. The Uno is the largest yacht to be wfntered at
 Prof. Shaw has encountered an un- usual condition at his dancing school this term. Although he has the 1arg- est class he has ever been called 'up- on to instruct here, two-thirds of them are young men. The balance is usually in favor of the opposite sex and the professor is at a loss to ac- count for the circumstance. The young men in the class are seriously considering advertising for partners.
 Chief Judson is desirous of equip. ping the Center: school with fire alarm
 
 if the town school committee will fur nish the material. These alarm boxes would afford, additional safeguards in case of fire in the building. The expense would be comparatively small The chief is entitled to credit for his offer
 Four carloads of vitrified brick ar- rived at the station here yesterday. The material will be used on the Ferry road. 2
 The members of the Rambler bas- ketball team will meet at Wilson's news room tomorrow night to make arrangements for the games to be played next month.
 Andrew Heig, who has been attach, ed to the Bridgeport office of the Gulf Refining Co., has been transferred to more important position in the NeW Haven office.
 The Corinthian football team will play the Sltratford Juniors at Knowl- ton Park. Thanksgiving morning. This game, which was arranged last night, will be the first local game of the season. The Corinthians will meet to- morrow night at the Center to assign the players and@do other business. The harvest supper which will be given at the M- E. church tomorrow night bids fair. to be as interesting as ever The display of fruits and vege- tables will exceed that of any prev ious year.