The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-09-18
STRATFORD RED MEN TO
JOURNEY TO DANBURY
FOR FRATERNAL VISIT
Deputy Great Sachem Asa L.
Parketon and Okenuck
Braves to Enjoy Hospi-
tally of Hatters.
Especial to The Farn1er.)

Stafford, Sept 1S-A number of
khe local Bed Men accompanied by
DEPUTY Great Sachem Asa L. Parke-
s<on VIII go to Danbury this evening
ito pay a visit to the Paugussett tribe
Iof that city. The party will leave
bridgeport about six o'clock this even
ling n automobiles and by leaving
lear1y they viii reach the 'Hatting'
town in plenty of time to enjoy the
Entertainment the Danbury Red Men
fhave planned. The visit is sure to be
"a pleasant one as the members of the
fDanbury tribe are noted for their hos
pitaIity and will welcome the Oke-
tuucks with open arms.
Charity Society Meeting.
The annual meeting of the STRAIT
{ford Charitable Association was held
in the Town haH this afternoon at
O'Clock A good number of members
lana other women interested in the
work were present and plans for the
winters work were made.
Rally Services.
q Rally preaching services which will
iprove unusually interesting will be
icarried out by the congregational and
Methodist church of this town next
week Three union services will be
theid at each of these two churches.
The first three nights of the week the
tservices will be held at the CongregA-
I
1.-THE last days at Mr.. Carpenters
tchurch. The Object of these services
tbs to rally the people after the sum-
inner months and prepare them for
iearnest, active work during the corn
ing winter. The speakers for the
week are as follows: Monday at Con-
iEregational church, Rev. DR.. George
M Brown; Tuesday. Rev. e. A Burns;
"wednesday, Rev. Charles Grubb, pas
tor of the Methodist church in An
sonia; Thursday, at the Methodist
tchurch, Rev. F. A Sumner, of Mil
ford; Friday. Rev. Richard L. Swain
5of the South church, Bridgeport.
ESunday. Sept 2sth, Rev e. N. Pack
lard will speak to the united congrega-
itions-
Place Sewer Pipe.
A large sewer pipe has been laid
on North Main street from the rail-
road viaduct north about fifty feet.
The pipe In connected with the pipe
under the bridge which runs into Tan
lner's brook.
Threatened With Fever.
Miss Bessie Bruce, member of the
iSophomore class of the Stratford High
lschool is critically i'll at her home on
North Main street and the physicians
fear that the illness may be case of
Typhoid fever developing. A little of
Miss Bruce's blood is being examined
and as yet it is not known definitely
If typhoid will develop or not. The
syoung lady has a host of friends in
town who will be grieved to hear of
liner illness
Another Rumor.
The moving picture fans who have
Ebeen building up hopes of having a
N-movie'' theatre in town are doomed
ITO disappointment a short time ago,
lit was rumored that the former ST.
John pharmacy was to be remodeIed
and used for the motion pictures. ana,
now rumor has 1T that the movies
lare not coming but that Hayes, the
fish dealer of Bridgeport, will open I'D
a branch market in the building This
information comes from a good source
and Is very likely to be correct
Home From Europe.
Edward Bennetto of Broad street
mas arrived home after a summer
spent in Europe. Mr.. Bennetto visited
all the big cities on the continent and
had a very enjoyable trip. He will
now resume his duties as teacher OF
smodern LANGUAGES at Lake Placid
school in the Adfrondacks.
Registrars Busy.
The registrars of voters held a ses-
zion today for the benefit of those
hroung men of the town who wish to
will be ready to receive applications
on Saturday, Sept. 27, if anyone who
missed the opportunity today wishes
20 be made a voter before the coming
election-
Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Booth have
returned to their home on Warwick
@venue after an automobile tour