The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-16
STAMFORD


 evening of this week there will be a concert in the Congregational church under the auspices of the Women Aid society of the church The con cert will be given for the benefit Of the Parish House fund and promises fairs of its kind given here in some time.
 Master Walter Lawrence, the noted bay soprano of All Angels church, New York city,, will be the soleist and he will be assisted by Miss Ruth Will cox of Milford, flutist, Miss Elsie Smith, ,violinist, and Miss Helen Smith, pianist.
 AzaIia Chapter Supper.
 Azalia chapter, No. 2, Order of, the Eastern Star, will give, a supper for the public on Friday evening, April IS, from 6 until 8 o'clock, with menu of roast beef, vegetables, salads, baked beans, cake, coffee, and other gooo things These suppers given by Aza1fa chapter in the past have always been finely attended and very successful In every way and it is not expected that the supper Friday evening will De any exception to the general rule.
 Personal Tax DelinQuents.
 Five more personal tax warrants have just been issued, making total of 8 out of the 20 delinQuents to be haleO ORTOr6 the court u LCAA W ~J they have not "come across with their s2 personal tax. Grand Juror Ivan L. Morehouse issued. the. five warrants yesterday and unless the de- Hnouents come in and settle up they will be arrested and it will cost them nearer ten dollars than two dollars for their tax.
 The eight men against whom per- sonals tax warrants were issued Mon day by Grand Juror Ivan L. More house-aave appeared and settled. The names of the tax delinqnents were Jeremiah Courtney,Dud1ey J. Stafford Howard Travis, w. Scott Talnadge, Albert Hungerford. Jesse Sherwood, Matthew .Paulson.
 Beach Boy Has Accident.
 Geoge Beach, youngest son of MT. and Mrs. George Beach Of Putney met with a painful accident Monday when he fell down striking his head against a sharp pointed rock on the ground The sharp stone cut ae gash in his chin and it looked at first as though he was pretty badly hurt. A tempor- ary bandage was applied to the cut and Dr. De Ruyter How1and sent for. pr. Rowland responded and found that it was necessary to take several stitches to close up the cut in the iit- tie fellows chin.
 Music in the High School.
 The Victor Graphophone company has sent to the Stratford High school one of their handsome Vtctrola talk ing machines and number of rec ords in order to let the students of the school develop an appreciation for good music. Concerts are given on the machine as part of the opening exercises at the school and the in novation has been most kindly re- ceived by the High school students.
 Elects Officers.
 The Eighth grade graduating class of the Center school has elected it's officers for the year and chosen it's class colors. Edmund Wheeler was elected president of the class and Miss Helen Thompson, vice-president. The class co1ors selected were white and gold. The members of the class are already planning for commencement exercises in June and expect to have most entertaining and enjoyable one.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bennetto Surprised.
 MT and Mrs. Frederick Bennetto of Stratford avenue were given 8 sur prise party Monday evening on the occasion of MT. Bennetto's twenty fourth birthday. MT. and Mrs. Ben netto only just moved into their home on Stratford avenue so the affair was in the nature of a house-warrning as well as a surprise party. There were about twenty present and a most en- joyab1e evening was spent by all.