The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-05
StratfOrd
COMPLETE SEWER PLANS
 WITH BOARD OF TRADE. George Fuller Will Explain Them At An Open Meeting to Be
 Held March IA.
(Special to Tho Eoroor


 An Open Meeting to Be Held March IA.
 Especial to The Farmer.)
 Stratford, March 5.-The Board of George Fuller of the engineering firm CT Herring Fuller of New York, to present the plans for a system of sewers Tn the town in public meeting 10 be held in Redmen's hall, on March i4. The plans are already in the nanos of the board and they cover the whole town with a system that Will never have to be changed buy may be added to at any time. This plan will obviate the difficulties con- tlnua.ly arising in towns which have not employed experts to draft the original plans for sewers and have been compelled to make expensive changes as the territory grew in pop ulation: The matter is one of the most vital interest to the residents of the town, probably. more so than any other question now before the public. Everybody is invited to attend the meeting and hear MT. Fuller talk. The firm of which Mr. Fuller is a member is the acknowledged leader Tn sewer construction in the country. Every city which has accepted the plans drawn by the firm thas been benefited. A special effort will be made to secure the attendance of ladies, many of whom are much in- terested in the project.
 The members of the Stratford Saw lngs and Loan society met at Wilson s news room last night and received several applications for loans. The demands upon the association indi- cate that there will be much build ing in the town during the coming summer. A new series will be open cd AOf l. soon be taken if all who have ap- piled invest.
 William J. Bristol, postmaster, is Labout to move into the house former ly occupied by Major Newberg and family. The postmaster is making his home into two flats. and will be ready about May 1.
 The Standard bearers of the M. E. church held a prayer meeting at the home of Miss Nellie Wellington, Elm street. last night. Refreshment were served after the meeting. There was large attendance of the young peo- pie of the church.
 The Stratford Charity society met in regular session yesterday after noon. The report of the treasurer showed that there is still a substan- t1aI balance in. the treasury although the drains have been unusually severe this winter.
 The whist fiends are getting lonely for there has been no chance for them to enjoy their favorite sport for two weeks. Timer Curtis, who has been accomplishing supply of house hold utensils in this manner will soon rent a. house to store them in, All his friends are expecting that leap year will bring some one to preside over the collection which will be unique. If the marriageable ladies of the town would only organize a whist with themselves as prizes there would be lively contest among the old lovers of the game.
 Nathan E.. Welles and William J. Williamson have been chosen jurors from this town at the civil term of Superior court.
 Mrs. George c. Warehouse is very i'll at her home on East Broadway.
 A car load of chicken wire has been received at the local railroad station consigned to different parties in the town. This should be an undisput- able hamburger of spring.
 Judge c. H. Peck, who is an ack- nowledged weather prophet here pre-. diets that we will have at least ten days more of severe weather after which there will be a general break up. The judges goose bone has nev- CT yet failed him and every one has confidence in his prophecy. His an nouncement has had a noticeable ef- feet on the sale of garden seeds in the town.
 Judge Howard J. Curtis and Attor- ney lven Morehouse have been chos- en by the Fairfield county bar as rep resentatives to the State Bar associa- tion..
 A blooded white bull dog, so like the former mascot of the fire depart ment that he might be his reincar- nation has strayed into the fire house and refuses to depart. If he has ar owner the firemen hope that he will come, and get inc dog Lefore he en- tirely takes the place of the dead Jack in their hearts.
 The degree team of Oronoque lodge, l. O. F.. rehearsed the work of the first degree last night. On Friday night the degree will be con- ferred on a. number of candidates Milford lodge will come over in force to see the work.
 The final corrections in the per There are now 15 delinquents who do not own property and 25 who are seized of real estate Warrants will be issued by Prosecutor Warehouse today and tomorrow and they will all be served before the week is out. This is the last call for delinquents.
 A new fashion has been introduced by young lady here in the way of leap year souvenirs. To her best love this young lady sent bunch of arti- ficial violets we'll saturated with liquid asafoetida. The young man public as yet. The odor from the package almost paralyzed the mes> senger who delivered the package.
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