The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-28
STAMFORD

The beautiful ceremony of the Forty Hours Devotion began at St. James R. C. church yesterday morning at the conclusion of the 1O:30 o'clock mass and is now in progress Tt the church. Masses were said this morn ing at 5:SO and 7:3O o'clock and the church was open for worship all day today Confessions were heard yes terday afternoon and last evening and they will be heard this evening also. Masses tomorrow morning will be at 5:3O and 7:30 o'clock with a proces- sion of the children closing the cere- monies at the second mass. A strange priest is hearing confessions at the church and many of the members of the parish are partaking of the sacra- ments at this time.
 Isamblers Meet Tomorrow.
 The Rambler and Rambler Junior basketball teams will meet in BIam- ey's carpenter shop office Tuesday (tomorrow) evening at o'clock. A full attendance of all the members of the teams is desired.
 A Baby Girl.
 Howard Ladd, proprietor of Ladd's arage is passing around the cigars in honor of the arrival of a young daugh- ter in his household. The s1ork flew leaving the baby girl. Mother and daughter are both reported as doing nicely.
 Double Tracks.
 A meeting is to be held in the Town hall Wednesday evening, April 30, at 8 o'clock for the purpose of hearing objections to the granting of the peti- tion of the Connecticut company for the right to double track East Broad way from Main street to the beginning of the present double track between Elm and White streets.
 There is no doubt but that the meeting will be a well attended one as there is much difference of opinion on this matter. Some people are very much opposed to double tracking East Broadway and say that the Connecti- cut company should be made to put the iextra track which they require, down through Judson Place.
 Residents of Judson Place seem to think that as long as the one track is laid already through East Broadway the second track might better be laid there than have it laid through Jud- son Place.
 The Connecticut company states that it will not be necessary to cut down more than two trees all along East Broadway to lay the double tracks on that thoroughfare, and it goes without saying that the company will put up strong argument in favor of having the tracks laid along East 
 Olzenuck Tribe.
 Okenuck tribe of Red Men will hold It's regular meeting in Red Mems hall | this evening and it is expected that l there will be an exceptionally large l as Deputy Great Sachenn George R. Barnes of Bridgeport will address the meeting on a subject of l to all members of the order !
 Cemetery Association Meets.
 A meeting of the Union Gem | will be held Friday even | ing, this being the meeting that was postponed from last week.
 Odd Fellow Notes.
 The celebration of the 94th ami of the founding of Odd Eel Iowship will be observed by the mem bers of OronoQue lodge in it's hall on W ednesday evening. A committee has arranged for a mum Der of speakers to be present and address the audi ence. An entertainment has also been planned and there will be refresh i ments served. This will be big night In Odd Fellows history in Stratford.
 A large delegation of the mem bers of Oronoque lodge of Odd Fellows of this town attended in a body the ser vice at the Bethany mission on Sum day evenin. The Rev. Spencer Bray, l pastor of the Mission, preached an 1 sermon.