The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-30

sixth inning with one out, Conrad. coming home from second on a hit to the outfield, crossed over third as close as he could without tripping, scoring the run and making the score to 4. The Seasides began to howl immediately and refused to play any more unless the runner was called One of the members of the local team said it was just a case of 'fcold feet" Stratford will play the Lincoins of Bridgeport in the next game.
 VISITING RELATIVES.
 Preston Hart of Rowayton and Miss Grace Hart of Providence, R. l., spent the week end visiting relatives in Stratford.
 SUBSTITUTING AS CHOIRATASTER.
 Theodore Braitling of East Broad street is substituting as choirmaster and musical director at St. Johns church in Bridgeport for a few weeks while the regular choirmaster, Alvin C. BrueT who was married last Tues day, is away on his honeymoon.
 WORDIN IN COS COZ
 Joseph H. Wordin, Jr., one of the well known members of the Weatogue Country club, has been spending a few days in Cos Cob, where he has been selling automobiles
 ADDITION TO BOWLING ALLEY.
 An addition large enough to accom- modate several more bowling allies is being built. at the Stratford Bowl ing and Pool par1ors. Bowling made such a hit in Stratford when 1t was introduced here last winter that the propr1etors of the bowling allies are confident that business this next win ter will warrant larger quarters.
 BOARD OF TRADE.
 The grass seed which was sown on Academy Hill after the hill had been graded under the direction of the Stratford Board of Trade has come .up finely and the locality looks pret- tier now than it has in years. Para disc Green also presents most beau tifuI appearance and in fact all over the town the results of the activities of the Board of Trade are beginning to show.
 MEMS MEETING.
 At St. James church tomorrow even ing at o'clock there will be meet ing of all the men of the parish to perfect arrangements for the celebra- tion attendant upon the laying of the corner stone of the new St. James church, Broad and Main streets, en the afternoon of July 13th- The grand marshal of the parade and other off1- cers will be appointed at this meeting and every male member of the parlsn is expected to be present.
 CAPT. BILL" AND HIS GUESTS. Capt. William H. Russell. one of Stratford's best known boat builders and seaman, with his good ship Sky lark, took a party of friends out for a sail to Long Island yesterday. Capt Russell who is justly proud of his repu- tation as a boat builder, just to show there's no jealousy on his part took this occasion to prove to Commodore William E. Daly of the I. T. U. Yacht club of Indianapolis, Ind, who was the guest of honor on the occasion, that the salt water sailors have it for ty ways on the fresh water sailors of Syracue and Indiapapolis Mr. Da1y is making a tour of the country so as to fanniliarize himself the hand ling of boats sailing the salt water ways Capt Da1y was ably assisted by Skipper Bennetto of the Potato Bug, and Coxswain Fred Bennetto of the "High-Spots.' Commodore Daly was impressed with the beautiful skif which Capt Russell is now building at his workship in this town. Ensign Coates of Fairfield had charge of the water bucket.