The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-08-08
BRIDGEPORT LIQUOR DEALER ARRESTED FOR PEDDLING
 BEER WITHOUT LICENSE
StratfOrd Authorities Apprehend Driv-
 CT of Springfield Brewery Conn pany Delivery Wagon.
Especial to the Farmer.)

1 IO l Stratford, Aug. S.-On the charge of 1 selling beer in Stratford from a, wag- on without the necessary license, the driver of one of the Springfield Brew l ing Company's delivery wagons was | arrested by State Policeman Rowe l Wheeler yesterday morning. It is alleged that he was delivering the l beer by the case at different houses in the town and that he had no H- cenSe to do so. He was released II9a- der bonds of $20O. This makes the second arrest of this kind that the ] state police have made in Stratford within the past week. The authori- ties state that they are determined to put a stop to the practice Bridgeport liquor dealers have of coming into Stratford and selling their wares with out paying for the privilege by talk ing out a license.
 The Big Time.
 Arrangements are about complete now for the big time of the year in the annals of Okenuck tribe of Red Men. The annual shore dinner of the tribe is now less than a week off, next Thursday evening, August fl, being the night upon which the local In- dians will hit the trail for Savin Rock where they will partake of a big feed of corn and venison-beg pardon clamss lobster, and all that goes to make up full course shore dinner. The dinner will be served at WiIcox's the same place that it has been held in previous years and it is expected that nearly 200 members of the local tribe and their friends will be pres ent at the affair. The committee in charge is composed of J. Graham, Jr., Ernest Wilcox and J. Vans, IT,,
 Attending Conference.
 Rev. Edward N. Packard, pastor of he Packard left to-day for the North field Conference of Christian Workers They will be absent a week. Rev Benjamin w. Bacon, DID,, of Yale Divinity School, will preach at the Congregational Church in the morn ing, next Sunday.
 Drug Store Improvements.
 William H. St. John, who recently bought the Peoples Pharmacy from William B, Futile is making exten- sive improve vem ents in the store. He has moved the soda fountain which he had in his own store into the store which he purchased from Futile and stock into the store within a few weeks. A new telephone booth has been installed and men are at work to- day with paint and brush, transforr1- ing the place into an ideal drug store. St. John does not intend to rent his
  Barnum of Warwick avenue has ac- cepted a position as soda dispenser in the new store.
 Recent Visitors
 Mrs. Harry Burns of South Main St., has been entertaining Mrs. VII liam Pinkney Holmes of Baltimore. | Maryland.
 Recent out-of-town visitors at the Weatogue country club included Mrs. | George T. Benham of New York, Mrs. l John A. Peterkin of Netherwood, N. 1 J., Elliot c. Jennings Of Atlanta, Ga, and Mrs. W. M. Nichols of Weston, | Conn.
 Pootatuck Dance.
 The members of the younger social set of the town will be out in force this evening to attend the dance at the Pootatuck Yacht club, one of the series of dances which the entertain 1 ment committee is running at the club | house during the summer months. The dance will be held on the broad up- per veranda of the club house and it | is expected that it will be the most enjoyable event of it's kind held at the club so far this season.
 In PittsfeId, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs c. F. Judson of King street have gone to Pittsheld. Mass to | son, Bernard Judson who recently | moved to the Berkshire city.
 Stratfords To Play.
 The Stratford baseball team has two games booked forfSunday at Avon | Park, one with the St. James team | and one with the Athletics. Some | good baseball is sure to be seen as the Stratford games always put up a fine. game.
 Registrars Meet.
 The registrars of voters are in ses- sion in the town hall to-day from l 2 o'clock noon until g o'clock this even ing. The purpose of their meeting is to receive the names of any voters not already on the primary lists. The registrars are not making any new vo- ters to-day. R
 Weatogue Tournament.
 Tomorrow afternoon at the wea- togue club the first IS holes of a 36 hole tournament will be played. Incl tournament will be a handicap match against bogey. Great interest is be- ing taken in the coming event and the players will have their handicaps changed in several instances Sew eral members who have not before en- tered into the matches will play in this event and some good scores are looked for.
 The match will be played for a cup presented to the club by several of its members. The cup is a very hand