The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-26
FAIRFIELD

Ns # Fairfield, June 26.-Many invita-.
 tions have been extended for the wed- ding this evening at 6: 30 o'clock Of Miss Edna Frances dauaghter of Mrs. Anna 5L4 Bulkley and Mr. Clayton Staple6 Elwood. son of Sherin and .mony win be performed at the home of the bride-to-be's mother in Bron- son avenue. GreenfieIAs Hff1. by Rev. B. H. Olmstead; pastor of the Con- gregationaI church. Attending the
 bride will be hef stster-in-law. Mrs. ] William P. Bulkley as matron of hon. or and Miss, Lillian II. Sauer of Jer- l sey City as bridesmaid. Little Ruby IiJennings. a cousin of the bride will be the flower girl. The hest man is I to be William F. Bulkley. brother | of the bride. and the groomNnan, Jo- seph T. Quinlan of We1tpoft. William B. Meeker and Harold R. Hun are to be the uoherA
 The brides gown will be old. white
 lace over white satin. She will ear
 ry a bouquet of bridal roses The bridesmaids dress is to. be pink chif-
 ion over green satin. The matron of honor will wear her wedding gown of white satin and will carry a bou-. 1 Quet of pink and white sweet peas as also will the bridesmaid. The How CT gir1.S dreqn N41l ba se6 Ntft&e n6k4 The Bulkfey home has been prettily decorated for the event. especially the l parlor where the ceremony will be | performed. banked arohf of ferns and white daisies has been erected under which the young couple will
 nounoing them man and wife.
 Following the nnptials and the re- l ception there. win be a wedding breakfa4t. after which tho bride and ltgr6om VIII leave on . wedding trip of esyeraI dau. on their return
 6rs s Station Mo1 fsr sss ssaspefs s sHs tsss a I department on IT. spI8t II Godpd Ees gently puroh11ed IT 1fnih TT. s1ill | be started just n ueon 1T t1f6 com
 mfttee which was appointed at a
 cured an architect to submit plans I and speolfcations.. Then. contracts will be let. The committee appoint I ed includes: Chief Thomas Carey, tchairman: Samuel Waterman, John lDwyer. capt. James Laferty, Robert l Perry, John Connolly and Edward voorhis. A brick two-sto4y building
 70 feet by 30 feet having a Aall on the second floor, costing about 5000 is intended There will be another
 meeting of the firemen In two weeks
 time when the committee will make its
 Under the direction Of Miss Car
 rie E. Peters of Brooklyn, the half hundred children who will take part in the Tom Thumb Wedding. to-
 morrow night have fast mastered their parts in readiness for an excel I fatr win be held at tho PeQuot Ii- brary auditorium at 8 o'clock, being under the direction of the Kings Daughters Circle. of the Southport M.
 B. Church. Fifty young folks di- vided among the ushers. the bridal IvruU $..1e
 the guests will take part. (
 Mrs. N .Westland of the Eastern \ Underwear Co. has returned from a two weeks trip covering ~Narraean-
 sett Pier. Newport and Providence.
 By order of Selectman Charles A. IROwen, John C. Lobdell aud Charles 4 g.. Fox, a special town meetingvof the voters of Fairfield will be held at the Town Hall on Monday evening July 1.
 Several important matters of moment to every citizen of the town are to
 be considered at the meeting. Among the matters to be considered are the construction of a new bridge near the Tide Mill at Southport; the building of new bridge near the residence of John Brothwell: the constructing or I1 repairing the Beach road between lI P0nfield avenue and Little Dambury 4 road; of draining or yrepairing the highway known as Jackman avenue; to make appropr1atiops for the .ex- peneHs of the town hall and offices;
 to make appropriations.fo for all repairs l or bending Improvements. and -also for eundry other expenses; to receive the Fl report of the Committee on school 2 house for the Middle District relative to the approval and the ordering of H new school in that locality, and if
 deemed expedient to make appropria- tfOns for the same.
 { Miss Eleanor Adams has resigned her positiQn in Bridgeport and will spend her summer at her home Fin Il Southport. sss H Mrs. William ,Henshawsis spending 1 the week in New Canaan.
 M Mrs. Richard Parry and daughters of East Orange, N. J., have raturned Il to their homes after spending two
 weeks with her mother Mrs. Thomas Caflan.
 |i With Miss e. A. Banks. as hostess the members of the Greenfield Hill N Country club were entertained at the club house last evening.
 .k The Fairfield Beach Company will open the public bath house on the beach tomorrow. In charge will be William Diltz and Minnie Drew
 The Sound Views of Bridgeport vii De the opponents of the Fairfield Jun. ioss at Morehouse lot Sunday June 1 July z has been set aside by. the members of the Progressive Demo cratic Club of Fairfield as the day ol l their outing at "The Press cottage at Fairfield beach. They will have 2 big dinner to be preceded and fol lowed by, athletic events Most O, the members of the club are also
 members of the Holy Name Society o1 St. Thomas church, the president ol the latter society, John E. Boyle, giv. Fl ing the members the use of his beacf cottage for their outing.
 ts sste | K According to the number who tool { 1.-the Yale entrance examinations ths ! | entering class in the fall will numbel