The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-12
ST RIA I'FORD

Plans are. being made TOT LnS uSS1n- cation services of the new St James e,l1i,r.t,I, aA tfae corner of Main and Broad streets, which will take piace next Sunday The services held m the old church on BroadbIadge ave nue last Sunday were the last Wnlcn will be held there. Next Sllnoay tne first mass will be said at 8:30 o'clock vvl,en alI the children will be present. The high mass will be celebrated at 10: 30 and admission will be sby card The pastor, Rev. M J. OeEonnor, Will give out the cards during the week The Right Rev. Bishop John J. Milan of Hartford as we'll as the clergy from all over the diocese III be present Al the services.
 The celebra1lt of the high mass will be the REV E'fzazal k , sIsally. a former resident of Stratford and whose pa rent tss now reside on Ferry boulevard E,Hther LaHey is at present located at will be the Rev. J. 12ugan Of West port, the sub deacon, the Rev. Peter ufcLsean of AafIford and the master of ceremonies will be the 5Revs w T. Murray of Hartford. : Rev. J. J. Mo- ran of New York city will deliver the sermon
 There will be evening services also, hsolennn high vespers being held at z:3O The sermon at this service VIII be delivered by the Rev Walter shan ley of Danbury There will be spe- cial music in the evening in charge Of J. Francis Quinn Of Bridgeport
 sAI1H OF P1cTBRE1s
 Tomorrow morning at 10:30 there will be a sale Of pictures and brzc-a- brac at the Christ church. rectory. which will be open to the public. Most |of the pictures are the works of Mrs lCornwall who is well known about town as a very excellent artist espe- ciaIly in water colors- There are also oil paintings, hand painted china and many other bits of art craft which will be on sale
 PERSONALS.
 Fred Giles is visiting his parezzts on King street MT. Giles expects to Oc- cupy his summer home in Putney very soon.
 w H. Austin. Of Broadbridge ave- nue. recently had the misfortune to has been unable to use his arm for some time
 Aathalr BearszsIey was q recent yts- ifor in Muford
 B. Renffeld. Of Bridgeport. WAS q guest of friends in town.
 John Dunn of Bridgeport was a recent visitor in Stratford.
 Miss 1sther Sherman, Of Fairfield. has been visiting fr tends fi1 totsns
 Several of the young men in town have received Invitations to the Par agpn club dance on May 30 in Wood mont.
 WHIsT AND DAapCH Tonight the whist and dance ssnder the anspaces Of St Jaznesy Altar so- ciety win take placs n the Auditor iurn Miss Catherine Molaan and Miss Julia Heeney Will be the patrpnesses and a large number are expected to attend both from sIratford and os1t of towa Many Sbeal 1ru1 prizes will be given to the Iucky whist players. cred pillow which is on view in St. lsJohnis window.
 F SCHOOL EXHIBITION. s4 The pllpils Of the Center school aze busi1y preparing for the large exhibi- ton which will take place at the Gen. ter school on Friday and Saturday, May 22 and g. A Ii kinds of handi- work done by the young children VIII be on exhlbatson. intlud1ng paintdng, d1a wing, sewing. wood work and many useful and handy articles made by the children both in and out of school.
 RHD MH1N MLEsEzF
 The first nesting Of O1zenuck stri15e of Red A1en in their new hall on Church street was held last evening. A large a.tten dance Of the members of the lT1De was QfSS<5I1L <7,k1t4 ddl WS>Ns7 well pleased with the hall which is one of the finest in the state Re- ports Of the recent minstrel show were made as well as reports from other committees At present t1le lo- cal tribe is interested in the lorna ton Of a tIdbe lat Fairfield The in staIlation of officers is to take place soon and the local tribe expects to attend
 ADVERTISED I4HsTTERs. Letters unclaimed at the local post office are addressed to Philip Bloom Miss Carrie Burgess, John Be5cr5e, | MT and Mrs. T. Curtis, Miss Ella. E.
 Glover, Miss Iva Irby Orlif Nelson,
 Matto Necolo, D. Platt Al Shaw, Hs IF Thompson and Mrs. T. m Thonp- son.