The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-09-05
SCHOOL OPENS IN STAFFORD
 MONDAY; CROWDED CONDITIONS
FTevv. Huntingdon Road School Will Be , Ready For Use When Fall Term Begins.
Especial to The Farmer.)

Stratford, Sept. 5.-SchooI opens in Ktratford Monday and when the bell An the tower of the Center school rings out its summons a, record num- her of boys and girls will answer to ithe call giving the faculty of the school all it can do to provide suit able accommodations for the children. !Tyhe children in the north end of the town will be well provided for as the new Huntington road school will be pressed into service, but those resid- ling in the center of the town will have to put up with crowded cond1- l4ions It will be necessary to let some of the children attend school only once a day until more rooms are provided. It looks as if that new High school will have to be built pret- -ty soon or the Stratford High school pupils will have to be sent to Bridge bort to make room in the Center school building for the grade pupils.
 North Main Street.
 Another prornise! One of the se- aectmen stated last evening that the work of paving North Main street will surely begin Monday Of next week. In the words of Aristophanes were from Missouri
 Week End Visitor.
 Miss Jessie Roe of New York will foe the week end visitor of Mrs Fred lerick Bennetto of Stratford avenue.
 The teams which will match up in dhe tennis doubles for men at the Weatogue country club in the first round Cto be played off by Wednes- day. Sept. 1o) will be as follows: w. C. North and Jack Bennetto vs. Fred Lewis and Louis Bristol; Harry iRurnes and Fred Aufford vs. WiHia u1 B. Boardman and Vincent Sexton; H. Irving and Webster Conine vs. G. Hughes and E. L. Barlow; T. Conine and w. c. Hart vs. Henry Wells and .Ario Walker; Carlton Sterling and Frank Smith vs- G. Sutherland and Paul Goodsel1; R. Meeker and H. 'sIorehouse; James Wales and H. w Curtis vs. R. Clarkson and H. De La cour.
 The first round in golf for the pres ident's cup will be fought for by the following: R. C. Sherwood and H. J. Curtis; F. L. Curtis and F. A. Dor man; R. c. Silliman and E. c. Car pentier; H. B. Wells and F. H. Beck with; c. W. Burges and J. l. Chaf- fee; W. H. Hart and H. w. Curtis; Ivan Warehouse and H. A. Burnes; D. L. Rhoades and A. E. Iavery.
 A vice-president and secretary's cup has also been offered and the first round of contestants in this event will be:
 J. H. Otis and R. B. Jones; A. M Comley and W. W. Jones; J. D. Hughes and A B. Hayward; R. s. Smith and J. S. Wooster; P. D. Beach and J. J. Hughes; H. E. Hubben and E- C. Irving; F. H. Judson and c. H EiIliman; R. D. Sammis and Vincent Sexton.
 Recent Visitors. br E. Vivian Evans of New York city has been visiting Or. B. s. Warnes Nellie Erslxine of Burlington, Iowa, vie -- MT. and Mrs. William LaHomme- edieu of Bridgeport have been recent sa visitors in stratford.
 Robert W. Chafee and wife of New London were recent guests of w. H. ; Hart of East Broadway. C. v. MacLean of Cleveland was 8 recently the guest of G. s. Benham. 1i Returned Home
 Miss Marion Beach of Brooklyn. N ! Y who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs Robert Wheeler of Warwick aV- enue. has returned home. Her sister, Miss Susan Beach, returns home Sat 1rday.
 Friends in Putney has returned to his 5home in New York
 -s1 The Young Mechanic. DO "Jacque" StoIl, member of the Me ehanicaI Course of Engineering at Yale Scientific School, will leave on mn inspection trip to CoscOb, where the big power house of the New Ha- ven road is located. John expects to profit much by this visit to thfs city by the sea. and will, no doubt find numerous errors in the mechap- ssrn Of various machines. He will prob9 ply notify the officials of these eEzors-
 Down the Alleys
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