The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-31

tton in that respect. He asked loyal support Of all voters in the district for George T. Kelly, candidate for sem ator.
 Charles D. McMahon, candidate for alderman in the Tenth district, was one of the vice presidents of the meet ing.
 OUR NEWTOWN NEWS LETTER
 The biggest rally of the campaign Is scheduled for tonight in the town hall. The speakers will be Hon. Lynn W. Wilson, editor of the Bridge port Farmer and a former Newtown boy and Cengresshlan Jeremiah Don ovan. If spossible>Hon Lyman Tin gier the Depocratic candidate for governor will 4lso speak Ladies are invited and the issues of the cam paign will be discussed in a way that will prove most profitable by the speakers The Christian policies for which Woodrow Wilson stands will be discussed by, MT Wilson who is known as one Of the most forceful public speakers in the state
 NeWtown, Oct. 31-Mr. and Mrs Robert Cannon are the parents of a; son born Friday at St. Vincent's hos pital, Bridgeport Both mother and child are reported as doing we'll
 Miss Julia Ki1bride has returned from weeks pleasant visit with Bridgeport friends
 MT. and Mrs J. Oliver Miss Nellie KiIbride, Harold Sullivan and Edward Cassidy were recent guests of MT. and Mrs Edward Kilbride of Cemetery avenue.
 There will be a supper for the bene- fit of Pohtatuck Grange at Guild hail on Wednesday evening, November from to 7:3O o'clock
 Attorney T. J. CohnfSof Jamaica, L. l., is guest of Allison F. Smith
 Mrs. Maude N. Jones; of Newtown, has filed papers in tha Superior court for a divorce from Grier Jones, on the grounds of desertion.
 Mrs. J. F. Webber reports that Miss Hatch. a young girl in her charge is missing since. Thursday. She has notified the local authorities of the Circumstances, and also sent out an alarm to the police department of Bridgeport. t-s
 A novelty shower will be rendered Miss Molly Reiseer by hr many ad- nirers this evening at the home of her aunt, Mrs. James Egan, near Borough line.
 Miss Mary Lynch of-Gas street who 1 is the popular teacher of the Minor town district in Woodbury, has re- l turned to her home for the weekend. h <Compensation Commissioner B. T. Buckingham stopped in the street Thursday night to greet a few friends, while autoing through the town to I the Democratic rally in Danbury.
 The preparatory class of Trinity church will be confirmed on Sunday, November Is. by Bishop Brewster,
 
 Sunday night there will be a harvest home festival at [ 30 o'clock, at which l Rev. A c. Tibbals of St.. Johns will preach the sermon.
 Jerome Nichols, the Democratic I nominee for the General Assembly known and popular resident of New town for many years. His many 1 friends here hope for his success Monday is the Feast of All Souls, and masses will be eelebrated in St l Roses church at T and 8:3Q a. n- l Editor A. P. Smith of the Bee eele- brated his birthday last Tuesday. He | says his friends forgot that event in the press of other things, all save the l faithful daughter whp say that he ] got what was coming to him in the way of ss1ickingS" Nevertheless, he saws he is growing optimistic as he l is growing older and is ready to take another grip on the gospel of useful ness,-ttthe desire to be helpful to 1 others,-and carry it on to the end l This resolve is a sweet odor from the l nilIenium, but every time some in | dividua1 lives up to the resolve the I dawn of the new day comes appre- 1 ciably nearer.
 MT. and Mrs. Carlos D. Stillson have l recently entertained MT. and Mrs. A W. Burr1tt of Bridgeport.
 A full house greeted the presenta- | ton of the Mock Trial at the Towr hall last night, and a whole evening" laughter has sored the ribs of the l auditors The burlesque was capital 1 ly handled by all the participants, and I where all dids so we'll it would bs tcaptious to particularize. It is saf' to say however, that these funmakers 1 can come again soon, and receive z royal welcome from this NewtowT audience.
 A host of friends as well as the gen l eral public are sorry to learn that w l H. Shepard, the mason, took a pool spell one day this week when at work 1 so that he was compelled to desis 1 for a rest. This popular mechanic ha. been an active worker all his life witt 1 hardly. a rest. and even steel wear 1 out His friends hope that he vii soon recover, but hope he will noder ate his activity in the future. despite l the insistent calls for his services from the public. This is the advice
 of his physician as we'll.
 c. B. Johnson and helpers are bus! this week on Sandy Hook road clear
 ing out the roadside ditehes. ana l sloping the shoulders of the roadbeC
 to shed the rain and thaws of winter
 The work is paid for by the state. 1
 THINGS TO REMEMBER!
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