The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-23
NEW YORK MERCHANTS
 AUTO CRASHES INTO POLE
One Man Has Shoulder D1s1ocated in Accident At Hard's Corner in
 sStratford.
Especial to The Faruner1


 stratford, June 23-Speeding along Strat1ord avenue one evening last week an automobile owned and driven by John D. Hart, a, Broadway Q1ew York; merchant sWerved as its driver endea- vored to take the turn into Afain.street at Hard's corner and crashed into a telegraph pole by the roadside. A the seat alongside Of him was thrown head first out over the radiator of the machine landing in the grass and sustaining g dislocation of his shouI- der. He was the only one Of the party injured
 New York and reached Stratford about 12:3o o'clock. The light at Hard's corner was lit but for some reason or another the automobilist did not see that the road turned at right angles into Main street. Instead of taking the turn the machine kept go- ing right straight ahead and would have crashed into the stoop of Dick HoweIPs house at the corner If the driver at the last minute had not tried to turn the machine and as result brought up against the telegraph pole.
 The machine was pretty badly smashed the running board being bent almost double, the lamps and wind shield. broken, and other parts of the car being more or less damaged. After working until three o'clock in the morning on the car the men were able to repair. it so that they could con tinue on t1eir journey.
 CAMP FIRE GIRLS
 On the lawn of the pr. G. F. Lewis residence on Broad street Thursday evening, June 26, Paugusette tribe of Campfire Girls will give an entertain ment, demonstrating in a practical manner the work which is being done by this organization. It is expected that the entertainment will be one of the most novel and best attended ever held in the town. The program which has been arranged for the affair is as follows:
 Opening part of regular council meeting; pantonine, Hiawatha: mus ical selections and recitation. The twelve tajbleaux in which the mem bers of the Paugusette tribe of Camp Fire Girls will take part.
 The organization of Campfire girls is an organization similar in many ways to the organization of Boy Scouts It is organized to encourage outdoor life and recreations among the girls and is rapidly growing in this country.
 The committee in charge of Thurs day evenings entertainment is com posed of the Misses Florence Lewis, ETun1C6 BTdlL11ISP alOSSp4A4A0 A1OAShbOAAS Eleanor Lewis, Vira Braitlfng and Ethel Houghton.
 TRIMNGTNGHAAT-
 One of the most notable society we'd dings held in Stratford in some time will be the rimrningham- Wheeler wedding which is to take place in Christ church, Wednesday afternoon July at 12:s0 o'clock. Miss Dorothy Wheeler, who iss to become the bride of Kenneth Trinnning1nam of Bermuda, is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ar thur Wheeler of Academy Hill and is well known in Bridgeport and Strat- ford society circles. Guests will be present at the wedding from Washing ton, D. C., New York, Boston and other cities.
 POOTATUCK '. c. DANCE
 Friday evening of this week tAe Board of Governors of the Pootatuck Yacht club will give complimentary dance to the members of the club and their friends. Dennison's orchestra will furnish the music for the occasion and 1t is expected that the dance will be largely attended
 BEERS-HOTCHK1S
 The engagement of Howard Beers of Judson Place and Miss Mary Hotch- klaa of. W1nHted- has, just been an