The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-19
STRATFORD

na.hoo J.J. Milan of this diocese will = a4 et. James church next Sunday snA confirm q large class at hagn ,.,ans in the morning.
 The work .of completing Tuttle's blook. interrupted by lack or ma toe9al lost fall has been begun The nlnna caM for . hall s0x40 with Z zo ? 6nSvf ce1Iine on the second floor. The 6sll vi0 6o up-to- date in every par ficular. \ handsome entrance. cloak er6 foflef rooms and handsome 1ur- sf5f1rre will be added when the hall T comploted. The whole builaing Vlli bo heated by steam from boilers ioeS4ed in the collar which is now @r~ sriA perfectly water proof The c2iiar pfoblefn which for a long tlme Affln6 the o1kill of the contractors S5SG hSaa 6olved by Ed Blakeslee who 6aG 1accoeded In keeping out the wa- tSr The entrance to the hall VIII pc h1Ilf between the new. block and the he 1rscest dFug store. The stairway will 6e W1dened and made easy of ascent: T6G hG1l hao alrQady been engaged Ser tho coming winter.
 The attendanoe at the apron and necktie dance of the ladiey or e tne nm made 1t apparent that a larger h1ll win soon be needed to accom- TySGRn4e those who Wloh to attend the slln3re efvon at the club house. The 1oll Waos crowded to the doors last G1 aeoopeab1e music and the affair rna . anocooD from beginning tc end. TSo nnou of tho dub took notice of ~re~F~fh2nR anA will make an extra eGdrf to excel the ladies at the ainafepr circas which they will give
 s1eddinss arc. coming fast among tho younG people of the town. Yes- fef1ny Wellington Walker and Miss I0u{Ge Porter of Higganum were mar r10d of the home of the bride. A pumber of stfatford young people walker will bAein housekeeping in the cottage at the corner of White I'M and East Broadway. Tomor- roR Vernon Morehouse and Mise H0Guao HouGhton will wed at Christ c6ufeh. Rev. N. Ellsworth, Cornwall ORf}c1ating. On Saturday Attorney i'm Norehouse and Miss Ruth Grif- l3n win be married at the home of fio brides parents in Bridgeport. Affar Aug. 16 Mir. and Mrs. More houae will be at home to their friends af their reAidence on East Broadway.
 FEE Bliss h about to erect flag pole of novel design It his residence d King street MT. Bliss. who owns the .King David Beardsley' home stoaA has a1ways been punctilious in hlg obUofvanoo of every occasion when fhe klnerican flag should be exhibit ed- TWonty years ago Mir. Bliss planted row of naples in front of fho property and also erected a flag pole which he thought would answer fhe puypOoe sas long as he lived. The freo6 have grown until they out-top tho polo and another and higher pole ie needed. The new pole will be 50 feet high and constructed from iron uape beginning with section of four inch tubing at the bottom and eraQually decreasing to the top. The hn<o of the pole will be set in g. 1o11d block of concrete. Mir. Bliss believes that this pole will be prac- tlenlly indeetructfbIe.
 lfra- A. ToQuet and daughter, viv- dan have returned to their home in New York after a short stay with lGfD William Fever
 His Carrie Judson is visiting Mrs. 0RtGkln at White Plains.
 1Gf4 James Dunn of Bridgeport cent the day with her sister, Mrs. william St. John.
 Thoro was . meeting of the West md Civic club, Monday evening. A hundred were present. There were re- ffoGhmente. singing and recitations.