The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-10
STAMFORD
Especial to The Farmer.)

teannster dumped seven loads of offen- sive cesspooI filth on the meadows near the Ferry creek. The etench last night was overpowering and attracted the attention of not only the residents
 of ts o, vicinity 1%I1foo bqt of Pssssng@r & 6n rode through the Ferry Poad was strong in condemnation of the act and asserted that the health Of the com faunity was endange gered by it. Com paint will be made today to Health Officer G. F. Lewis, who will be ask ed to investigate the matter and take official action. It is pointed out that the contents of cesspools when dis
 tr1buted on pIowed ground and turn ed under are not so dangerous because unsanitary features. This material, however, when dumped upon frozen ground is a menace to health
 Arden Judd was the guest of the Sons of Veterans in westport, last night, and delivered an address on Nathan Hale. Probably no speaker in the State IS better qualified to talk on the life of Connectiout's patriot and martyr than MT. Judd. His address last night was highly conoIimented
 by a discriminating audience.
 Clarence and Francis @4cGaha;y have formed a partnership and will conduct the horseshoeing business at the old home on Stratford avenue. The buSi- ness has been remarkably successful under the management of the older brother Clarence. The McGahays. fa- tl1er and sons, are known az capable WsOTk1MSh TOT I01IGS III every <G1fSCSAOLS and the4r friends will be glad to see the business prosper here
 The members of the fire department will give a concert and dance at the book will be issued for the event and
 merchants will be asked to help the project along with adSertisirs. The proceeds will be used for rubber &C., coutremeuAa which the boys are ob1ig- ell to buy themselves and which are frequently destroyed at fires. entaning idea-c he dance will be one of the features of the winters social wi1ir1
 There was only a small attendance at the regular meeting of, the Board of Trade, held in the town hall last night The borough charter question did not come up as was expected, the pport of the special committee appoint ed at g. recent town meeting to con sider the matter. It was voted that the special committee of the board on town improvement should cooperate with the Selectrnen in pfa nting the three dozen trees subscribed for by the board and also in distributtng those purchased with the $15O recently appropriated at a town meeting. The board would 1tfne to see the work done in a systematic manner. A special consisteing of Philo Ravens, Rev. E. |C. Carpenter and Jeremiah Dahl. Academy Hill will receive the first at- tention from this committee.
 The Stratford Library Association announces a list of books added re- gently with the income from the Bun nell Fund:
 E Edith Marie Carens, Dressmaking SeIf-Taugalt; William Moves, Hand work in Wood; Clinton s. Van Deu- sen ser Besi1ning ming W9oduW0rki odr 1o,n Irx1ng Wng Dyke, Opal Sea-, Elizabeth Luther Ga ry, Artists Past and Present; Louis Hourticq, Art in France; Frank E. Wallace, How to Know Architecture; Atlas Portland Cement Co, Concrete and Stucco Houses; Oswald Herring, Concrete and Stuoc0 E1oqrsas; John aeter: Henry H saylor, Bun galows; Henry IT. Saylor. In expensive Homes of Individuality; Styles of Ornament; David Cox, Draw ings; Thomas Ga1nsborough, Draw ings; A von Menzel, Drawings; Sir D. J. Poynter, Drawings; Alfred Stevens Drawings; J. M Swan, Drawings; An toine Watteau, Drawings; J. A Her bert I1Iunnfra ted Manuscripts; Bern hard Berenson, Central Italian Paint CTS Of the Renaissance; Elizabeth L1- M. ~Cnndall, History of British Water Color Painting; Eugene Dala croix, Works; J. D Phyth1an, Fifty Years of Modern Painting; Otto Walter Beck, Art Principles in Portrait Photogra.- phy; Bernard Jones, CasseiIs Cyclo- pedia of Photography; c. Hubert H. Development Of Modern Music; Dan ieI Gregory Mason, Beethoven and his Forerunners; Daniel Gregory Mason, Romantic Composers; William J. Hen derson, Story of Music; Robert Haven Scha uffIer, Musical Amateur; Hector Berl1oz, Treatise on Modern Instru- mentation and Orchestration; G. w Chadwick, Harmony; Stephen A Elm cry, Elements of Harmony; Bernard Shaw, Plays, Pleasant and Unpleas- ant; J. M. Synge, Play Boy of the Western World; Jeanette Marks, Eng fish Pastoral Drama; Rosamund Ma riott Watson, Heart of a Garden; Will liam Sharp, Fair Women in Painting and Poetry; Eugene Bf1eux, Three Plays With Introduction by Bernard Shaw; Alfred Austin, Haunts of An cient Peace; Sir Walter Armstrong, Thomas Gainsborough; William Howe Life and Work of WinsIow Rou1nain Roland, Mil1et; F. G. Stephens, Dante Gabriel Rossetti Auguste BTeaI, Velazquez; D. A Chart, Dublin; Lima Duff Gordon, As sisi; Hannah Lynch, Toledo; Charles ". Stubbs, Cambridge.