The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-08-05
SURVEYORS SHAKING OUT STAMFORD AVE. FOR NEW
 WARRENITE PAVING JOB
Stratford Avenue in stratford Marked For Much Needed Improvements
 State To Do Work.
Special to me Farnner.)

Stratford, Aug. 5.-SurVeyOrs began yesterday to 'iget the lay of the land' along Stratford avenue from the city line to Hard's corner, preparatory to the laying of Warrenite- pavement by the state highway department, along the thoroughfare. Judging from the way work is progressing on Fairfield avenue in Bridgeport the Warrenite people will finish their work there and be ready to begin opera tions in Strat- ford by September Is at the latest Just as soon as 1t is seen that the state road builders are about ready to start work in Stratford avenue the Connecticut company will get to work and lay new track in the avenue, tim ing their work so as to complete the laying of the new tracks just as the state is ready to begin laying the per- manent pavement.
 If nothing untoward occurs to hold up the work of laying the Warrenite is every reason to believe that the work will be completed before winter sets in. When the work is finally f1n- ished, Stratford with it's really i'm proved Main stret and Ferry road will have as fine a trunk line running through it's center as could be de- sired. x@
 NEW BOOKS
 A number of new books have been ACSO4$Eo dL LIIS 1OCdl PGDi1C since the last list was published in ApriIs The list of fiction books ac- ouired since April follows: Beyond the Law, Miriam Alexander: Invaders, Francis Newton Symmes Allen; Julia France and her Times, Gertrude Ath- erton; Children of Alsace Rene Ba gin; 1; The Net, Rex Beach; Special Messen- ger, Robert Chambers; Manalive, Gil- bert K. Chesterton; Inside the Cup, Winston Churchill; Fate Knocks at the Door. Road of Living Men, Will Lexington Comfort; Brother Copas, Trail, James O. Curwood; Evangelist, Little Parish Tales. Monday Tales, AL phonse Daudet;e. Andrew the Glad, Meeting of Molly, Miss Selina Lue, Maria Thompson Dariess; Red Lane, Holman Day; Way of an Eagle, Ethel May Dell; Polly of Lady Gay Cottage, Emma c. Dowd; Financier, Theodore Dreiser; Amateur Gentleman, Jeffrey Farnol: Seven Scot Stories, Jane H. Ffndlater; Towards End, Edward Morgan Forster; Heart of the Hills John Fox; Virginia, Ellen Glasgow; Zane Grey; Marie, H. Rider Haggard; Red Hand of Ulster. James Owen Han nag; V. us Eyes, Henry Sydnor liar Fison; Atlantis, Gerhardt Hauptman; One Womans Life, Robert Herrick; Who? Elizabeth Kent; Phantom of the opera, CaSCOn SSfOU4; 6d- tients, Joseph c. Lincoln; ,Martha-by- the-Day, Julie M. Lippman; Lady Doc, Caroline Loekhart;p Stella Maris, Will liam J. Locke: Man from Brodneys, George Barr McCutcheon; Sally Cas- t1eton, Southerner, Critenden Marriott; Fighting Doctor, Helen Reiminsnyd CT Martin; My Lady Peggy Goes to Town. Frances A. Mathews; Little Thank You, Mrs. T. P. OConnor; Mischief Maker, D. Phillips OppenheiTn; The Moth William Dana Orcutt; Queen of the Guarded Mounts, John Oxenhan; Judgment House, Gilbert Parker; Col den Web, Anthony Partridge; Sanc- tuary, Maud Howard Peterson; Man in the Open, Roger Pocock; Bobby, General Manager, Olive Higgins Prou- ty: Burden Of 8, Woman, Elementary Jane Lime and the Woman, Richard Pryce; Romance of Billy-Goat Hill, Alice Hogan Rice; Mrs. Red Pepper, Grace S.. Richmond; My Little Sister, Elizabeth Robins; Irrational Knot, G. Bernard Shaw: Herself, Le Gentleman, Promise, Success, U1na Silberrad;i Kid mapped Treasure Island, Robert Louis Stevenson; Fortitude, Hugh Walpole; Daddy-Long-Legs Jean Webster; Pat tvs Motor Car, Carelyn Wells; The Reef, Edith Wharton; The Pass, Sign at six, Stewart Edward White.
 LEAVES TOWN.
 w. J. Enselherd and family, who for some time have been living in West Broad street have moved to Philadel- phia-
 VISITOR IN TOWN.
 Chauncey Lewis, son of Mrs. H. J. Lewis, who is su1nmering at Stoney Creek, drove down to Stratford in his touring car yesterday visiting. a num- Der of local friends.
 HOME AGAIN.
 MT. and Mrs. F. c. Bennetto of strat- ford avenue, who have been visiting in Danbury for the past two weeks, have just returned home. Mrs Bennetto- is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Hoyt of Danbury.
 REGISTRARS MEET.
 The registrars of voters will be in session in the town hall tomorrow eve ming for the benefit of those men who desire to be made voters and who wish to have their names placed on the prf- mary list.
 The Stratford Woman Suffrage as- sociationwi1 l hold it's regular month