The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-09-26
MARY STAMFORD MEN
 TO BE MADE VOTERS
 WITHIN NEXT FEW DAYS
Items Of Interest To Residents Of Town-News And Person. al Topics.
Especial to The Farmer.)

Especial to The Farmer.)
 Stratford, Sept. 26-The following is the list of young men who have applied to be made voters this year: J. H. Allen, George Boroc, N. H. An derson, c. E. Anderson, G. H. Ander- son, c. R. Ross, William Allard, H. Boutilier, William Bradley, l.. H. Bradley, Albert Arasznoski, N. Blake ly, F. Arsenault, F. B. Bruce, Herbert August, J. Burns, Arthur Bond, AL fred Bedell, Frank H. Baird, A. Brizzo, G. H. Baleman, H. F. Bruce, Arthur Bede1l, Charles Carton, Ed ward Bennetto, J. J. Cavanaugh, Peter Bergen. George [. Clark, Roy B. Clark, M. c. Clark, A. w. Clark, Gustave Bernard, George F. Conner, George J. Behan, John w. Coombs, T. A. Bishop, w. F. Cone, Angelo Bill lizzi, J. J. Corcoran, T. Blackert, J. Connors, George Bonnell, c. D. Crone, J. Courtney, Frank P. Foley, A. G. Cerito, Robert Fleming, Joseph Cere- seta, T. J. F1ack, H. Conrad, Paul Flynn, J. J. Cunneen, William H. Falls, J. A. Damofsky, G. s. Garretson, B. Do1ger, J.J. Gafeney, J. M. Dolger, c. T. GellaJthy, John Dolnf, Thomas GIoverson, A. w. Dorl1in, Oscar Gregory, Peter Dosch, J.J. Hammond, F. Downey, J. H. Hattersley, Daniel Donegan, G. G. Hart, William R. Dunn, James H. Hart, William A. Dunworth, A. K. Harris, E. H. Du Vivier, G. c. Hinman, c. D. Edwards, Louis P. Hee, J. H. Elliott, T. M. Hogue, William Englehardt G. H. Herman, K. S. J. Ericsson, A. c. Her Cornelius Heig, Harry Lanaida, J. w. Hughes, Charles Lanaida. Ernest Irons, Joseph Laufer, Lewis Ives, John Lehe, George J. Jack, Fred LeveQue, F. JelIiffe, Jacob F. Leitze, J. T. Jenson, Fred Leitze, c. G. John
 
 Samuel Lockwood. A. Kecko, M. Log an, V. A. King, Frank Long, F. w. King, c. B. Longden, William J. King. William J. Klein, J. H. Lawler, F. Kleinle, F. McKenna, Andrew kresah, T. c. Mcdonnell, s. T. McDonough, Clarence E. McGahay, s. Stewart Knowles. Douglas Knowles, William Mcclellan, John B. McQuil1an, Fred brick B. Kutscher, M. A. Macisco, Stephen Kyer, F. MalIahan, c. F. Latham, Angelo Marine, Rocco Mar rino, John Mastens, Joseph Maseph, John Poissant, J. B. Metca.lf, H. W. Reed, w. J. Middleton, Patrick Rior- dan, Vernon Warehouse, Sabee Key holds, George Mosher, B. M. Roberts, B. R. Moeres ri J. Reed, John Reed. Nicola Macchiaro1i, Paul Russell, F. F. Nichols, W. S. Russell, Thomas D. Nolan, w. E. Risley, S. Nosko, Felix Roman, Frank Rowe, LeGrande Olm- stead, H. B. Sanford, c. H. Osborne, Adam Sekelsky, Andrew Page, J. H. Sein, Jr., Jackson Parker, J. H. Sein, ST., George Pearsal1, August Seeholzer, Henry Pearsall, J. F. Seacord, Thom- as Peters, Robert c. Silliman, D. L. Pendleton, Benjamin Smith, Joseph Perrt, M. tStass, w. H. Po11tneys M. o. Swanson, William Schenck, Philip Schenck, c. M. Smith, George Upton. George T. Soule, Herman Undsderfer, Fred Undsderfer, Joseph Soule, George N Stevens, Lewis Vanaglia, James Van agIia, W. H. Stevens. L. S. Stevens, Stephen Vecsey, Charles Swiers, B. T. Won Wettburg, Thomas Taylor, Edgar Way, w. H. Thompson, R. N. Wake lee, c. Edward A. Thompson, William Wakelee, Charles Theis, s. Tomeek. R. J. Waldorf, A.. H. WiIkies Luke. White, George Yates. Thomas Young, D. P. Williams and H. E. Wheeler.
 Attending Funeral.
 MT. and Mrs. Prent Hale of Broad street are attending the funeral of Mrs. Hale's sister, who resided in California Before her death she was a teacher in a large institute of learn ing.
 Young People to Attend Dance.
 A number of the young of the town are planning to attend the dance which will be given on Saturday even
 
 attend a, dance at Boyle's Casino in Fairfield.
 Choir Rehearsal.
 Miss Ruth Bartlett, organist at Christ church requests that the mem bers of the choir meet this evening for special rehearsal at the church at 7:30 o'clock.
 Families Moving.
 William Moves and family of She1-
 
 house on King street.
 The Broderick family of North Main street have moved into one of George Porters cottages on Stratford avenue near Hard's corner.
 Personal.
 Miss Christine Wells of Putney has been a recent visitor in New Haven. Several Stratfordites have made plans of attending the Danbury Fair.
 Miss Grace Ward of South Elm street is spending few weeks in Bos- ton.