The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-08-26

Mrs. Thomas J. Lynch and daugh- ter, Magic of Passaic, N. J., are guests of Mrs Lyneh's father, P. Kelly of Mile Hill. They expect to return af- ter Labor Day.
 Assistant Postmaster Rodney Shep- ard left Saturday for a. weeks vaca- ton to be spent principally at nearby Connecticut sea-shore resorts.
 M. A. Corbett, administrator of the estate of William c. Corbett," has con tracted with M. G. Keane of the Housatonic Marble yards, Bridgeport for a monument to be erected over the grave of the late William c. Cor bett, and in memory of other mem bers of the family, in St. Roses cene- tery, Sandy Hook, Conn.
 Rev. William O'Rourke was a guest last week of, his sister, Mrs. T. F. Mur- ray at their summer home on Bots ford Hill MT. and Mrs. P. O'Rourlze of Bridgeport, visited them Sunday for a happy family reunion departing in the evening for their home in the auto of their son-tn-Iaw, IT. F. Murray.
 The deeds conveying the property of Mrs. c. B. Glover of the Boulevard to the purchaser, Mir. Van Keuren of Monroe have not yeX been received at the town clerks office. It is expected however, that the deeds will be passed today. Mrs. Glover has authorized the sale of the personal property at an auction to take place Wednesday as she expects to give possession of the homestead as soon as these for malittes are compiled with.
 There will be a. special meeting of Sandy Hook District Aug. 29 in the evening ae 7:s0 o'clock to lay a tax to defray the expenses of necessary repairs to the school buildings, and pay for the cost of reinsurance on same.
 w. B. Clever rnotored to Berlin Sunday fn xyiSi nd c. B. Glover and returned in the af- ternoon with Mrs. Glover and the children who had been visiting their hosts, formerly of Hanover District, Newtown. He made the trip each way in about three hours.
 Miss Mary Troy who has been in S.. Mary's hospital, Waterbury for month is recovering well from an operation and expects to return to her home in Berkshire the latter part of this week.
 Prof. Edward Carmody was in town over Sunday, the guest of his sister. and went Monday to New Rochelle, N. Y., to arrange for his school duties in the business college there for the ensuing year.
 MT. and Mrs. M. J. Donohue of New ork srent Sunday with Mrs. Doro- hue.s mother, Mrs. Margaret Egan of Church Hill street.
 Miss Helen Madigan of Bridgeport is spending the remainder of her summer vacation with her grandpar- ents. MT. and Mrs. Henry Mad1gan.
 Inspector George Farrell of New York, and wife and three children are visiting Mrs. E. Reese and her daugh- ter, Mrs. Wplff of Sandy Hook for a week
 Miss Julia Heffernan of New York, who was one of the rescued in Sandy Hooks near drowning incident rel gently departed for home Friday from Mrs. Daniel McNamaras where she had been visiting. She is not dis mayed but hopes to come back next summer and master the art of swim ming in the Pohtatuck where she re- ceived her initial experience "wits the glamour of danger attending.
 Miss Laurette Northrop returned to- day from a weeks so journ with friends at the seashore resort near Bridgeport.
 Miss Maher. a cousin, from New Jersey is a guest of Miss Dora Larner of Curtiss Hill.
 The anticipated game of ball be- tween the Sandy Hook Bellies and the Curtiss Hill Boomers did not come off Saturday as expected. The girls get so much guying that the inde- pendence of the sex is aroused. and the public amay look for a game next Saturday at the Knoll Fields.
 The Sandy Hooks were defeated, Sunday, for the first time this season fby the St. Mary's Holy Name ball nine of Bridgeport, by a score of 13 to 3. The game was by odds the best ball seen on the local field this season, notwithstanding the Sandy Hooks fourth inning.