The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-03
SUPERVISOR DONNELLY
 WILL ISSUE PERMITS
 FOR STATE ROAD WORK
Residents Will Aid State Department By Attending to Digging
 Trenches at Once.

Rv Our Special Correspondent)
 Westport, July S-In an effort to have all the sewers and water pipes laid into the houses along the state road before the new permanent pave rnent is laid, the state highway de- partment desires all those who will {. rraaIxe the connections with the main eewer to secure their permits at once for the digging of the trenches. The permits can be secured from State Supervisor of Roads Emmett Don nelly, Clarence street, Bridgeport Su- pervisor Donnelly is anxious that this matter should be attended to as sQpn as possible ,- Carl 4. Dolge. both residents of Vest port, were united in marriage Satur- lday last at the residence of the Eroona's father, C. B. Dolge. by Rev Kenneth Mackenzie, rector of Trinity church The couple are now on their wedding tour. On their return they will reside in Westport-
 There wasn't a cool spot to be found in town during the early after noon hours yesterday. It was so hot tthat the thermometers registered S6 degrees in Judge J. G. Hyatts office 1t1 the town hall. The town hall fhas a reputation for being rather cool If it was S6 there what must it have been at Judge Purdy's of The AEGSIpOFL JunHOES VIII PAdJ -'bAAo So So team of r1orwalk at the church lot on Sunday. Tomorrow morning the boys will play the Southport team also at the church lot Game called at J0-So a. Am-
 The Bow Scouts will leave this even ing for Compo beach where they will pitch a three days camp. They will be joined by troops from South Nor walk and Southport Tomorrow number Of sporting events will be run of. The boys will contest for prizes which have been offered by local resi- dents Camp rilI be broken Satur- hay evening"
 westport veterans of the Civil War who are with the boys at Gettysburg are George Hale, D. O. Chase. c. H. Olmstead and John Robinson
 There are advertised letters at the post office for MT. s. Adams. Mrs. F. Eayre, Mary Nagy, Bessie Rolf, Mrs Charles Thompson and J. Boyd.
 Registering at the Westport hotel yesterday were William A. Nothnagle bf Stratford: Richard McVeight, Wat erbury: William Kiestead, Waterbury; rhonas E. McDermott. New York: R. E Doehn, Georges Jordan, J. S. Jor- han. George Sanborn, all of New York. and A. W. Taylor, Greens Farms.
 Everett O. Simpson, the Main street druggist, will release twelve balloons tomorrow evening In each balloon kviI be 8 ticket which will entitle the. hinder 10 one pound of candy at his pharmacy-
 Those who were confirmed by Bishop
 -hauncey Brewster at the confrma- 4ion services at Trinity church Sun hay were: Philip N Punzelt, Gordon R Gauchette, Edwin c. Smith, How ard ". Gault, Clifford L. TaIbott, Roy al D. Allen, Tennor 2. Allen, Alfred E Southey, Louis J. Jones, Louis O. Mseland Mrs. Sally w. Watts, Miss Katherine Smith, Miss Jessie JeIliffe. Miss Marion c. Wakeman, Miss Lucy b. Allen, Miss Mildred Allen, Miss Marian T. Allen, Miss Elizabeth D. Allen. Miss Pearl G. Southey, Miss jennie A. Anderson. Miss Katherine &7oltzhausen. Miss Katherine Brmark hud Miss Mary F. Kramer.
 MT. and Mrs John Allen and sons hre enjoying vacation at the White Mountains
 MT. and Mrs. Morris Dowens of EauEatuck are rejoicing over the ar rival of a baby girl at their home a Few days ago.
 The newly elected officers of Aspe- tuck lodge, K of P, were installed by District Deputy Nehemiah Candee pf Norwalk on Tuesday evening. The officers include: Chancellor com Rnander. Frank Warren; vice-chancel- Dor commander, OscarNIewis; prelate. Charles Fable; master of work, David ". Miller: keeper of records and seals, Samuel A Purdy; master of finances, Heorre A. Darrow; master of ex- rhecuer Leslie Sniff1n; master at mrms, J. Charles Snifen; inner guard. R O. Beers; outer guard, J. Charles EnHffen: trustee, Daniel B: Bradley.
 A large gathering attended the dance uf the Girls Friendly Society of Christ. church last evening, in the church parlor- The evening was mnaRRed bz Lr