The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-26
REMONSTRANCE OUT
 AGAINST TRAVIS INN
5sesidentS of the East End Have Not Been Idle As
 Believed.
esecial to the Farmer.)

Stratford, March 26-There has been considerable comment on the fact that while the license now located at the Strztford Inn was being transferreo to the Hollfster Heights section or the town that the Travis Inn was being transferred without opposition to Milford man who has been connected with road houses for years The ob- jectors have made the road house idea their principal reason for objections to licenses in the eastern part Of the town These men have not been idle however, but have determined to clean up the section and a remonstrance has been put in circulation to pre- vent the transfer of the Travis Inn license to anyone The county com missiohers have not yet received the rernonetrance but it is receiving names every day and will appear shortly One of the most active of those oppos ed to saloons said yesterday that he was opposed to the license on account or the suitability of the place and a1- so to the man to whom 1t is pro- posed to transfer it.
 Mrs Andrew KFaussnann of Main street has been taken to St. Vineent's hoaufta1 to be treated for a severe attack of inf1ammatory rheumatism Mrs Kraussnann with her husband, Edward J. Kraussmann, Grand Mas ter of the state of New York and brother Of MT. Kraussnnann. The att tack was so severe that immediate removal to a hospital was advised by the attending physician Mrs Kraussnan has shown some improve rnent but is yet suffering severely
 The funeral of Samuel w. Meachen was held from his residence in Elm street this afternoon at 2:30. The residence was filled and the large overflow stood in the grounds. Rev. faVIE1 church spoke feelfngly of the char acter Of the deceased and the many good qualities he disclosed Orenoque lodge Of Odd Fellows, members Of Housatonic grange and Stratferd fire department marched in a body to the house and afterwards followed the hearse to Union cemetery where the interment took place
 This evening the members of OlSe- muck tribe of Redmen will visit A1<e- nash tribe ofSMilford- A big time is
 Over 100 tickets have been sold for the board Of trade banquet which takes place at the Atlantic hotel this evening It is expected that this number will be increased before night
 The whist for the. benefit of St. James church which is to be held under the direction of Mrs. Ahearn will be given at the home Of Mrs. John Hotz on East Broadway tomorrow evening The change was made to accommodate the large number of peo- pie who would be prevented> from reaching Mrs. Ahearn's residence in the South End by the distance.
 Umbehagen's orchestra has been en- gagged. as usual, for the dance of the combined social clubs to be given at the aldztorfuna Saturday night. The promoters assert that it is to be the most enjoyable social affair of the season.
 This evening Ackenash tribe of Red Men Of MiIford, will entertain the local tribe at their hall. The Okenuchs will leave at 2 o'clock and it is hoped that a large delegation from town will at fenG There will be an entertainment of a musical nature after which re- treatments will be served
 HAS BAD FALL
 Recently. MES Nellie Wheeler fen of the sidewalk near her home on Main