The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-11
WESTPORT

of MT. and Mrs. Tony Nozzi of South port was held Thursday morning. It was one of the largest funerals in Westport in some time. The body was laid at rest in the Catholic cemetery. At the meeting last evening of the Past Master Temple of the Temple | chapter of the F. & A. M. held in their hall John R. Lackey and Clifford Smith were elected officers Andrew Walker worked the degree on MrA Lackey, while Oscar Smith did like wise to MT. Smith The senior warden was R. G. Oakley. the junior warden was William Alden. The office of senior deacon was held by Edward S. Lehn, while Bertram l.. Merwin and | William H. Petrie occupied the posi- tions of senior and junior stewards, respectN B. H. Cooley acted as
 marshal for the evening Refresh 1 ments were served after the election | of-the officers and the usual business had been transacted.
 The funeral of Mrs. Benjamin Eos ter who died at her home in Greens Farms was held this afternoon from her late residence at o'clock. Rev | Lawrence Barber of the Greens Farms Congregationa1 church afficiated at | the funeral. The burial took place in Willow Brook cemetery. l Maurice Carew, who formerly acted 1 as the Westport correspondent of the Norwalk Hour, is expected home next week, from the sanitariuIn at Wau1ng- | ford where he has been recuperating | from what was thought to be an att tack of tuberculosis He caught a very bad cold last summer and it | looked for a time that it would turn into consumption, but he went to the sanitariurn and the doctors took hold of the case before it got too far ad- vanced and now MT. Carew returns home fully cured. His many friends will be glad to learn of his good for tune. The board of se1ectmen have order led extensive repairs to be made at once on Wright street.
 1 The Girls Friendly society of Christ church gave bridge and whist social I yesterday afternoon in. Fable hall | The law prohibiting sme1t fishing will go into effect next Wednesday a1- ter which day more sme1t can be extracted from the Saugatuck river ] without running against a fine. The season has been a very poor one for l the fishermen on account of the late ness of the breaking of the ice. L Next week will be moving day in the home of August Nowack and family who will move from their present home | on Cross street to one on East Main street.
 !, William Nelson Mackenzie of Bridgeport, a student at Yale, is vis- l ting at the home of MT. and Mrs Burritt Wakoman for the Easter hoi-
 days. Mr. Mackenzie is the only son l of Angus Mackenzie, of the Bridge port Public Market.
 l Sheriff Mead of Westport last week arrested man named Schofield. who came to Westport to purchase food supplies, and while here thought that the liquids which are dispensed in this town, were better than those which he had been receiving in Weston. He was fined S5 and costs by Judge Pur-
 dy, which he paid. He left town un- der the guidance of his wife tCHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION T The masses tomorrow will be at 8 and 10:30 o'clock The first mass will
 be low, while the one at 10:3O will be
 high. The children's choir will ren- der selections. while three boy violin
 ists will help the organist The Chil-
 dren of Mary will go to communion in
 a body.
 The following program will be rem
 dered at the last mass:
 Prelude-Selected
 Vidi-Ganss.
 Gloria, credo, Regina-coeH-se Select
 ed.S
 Sanctus.
 Benedicti.
 Agnus Dei-Alphos Lang.
 | F1amDian Aux March--C1ark.
 Recessiona1 Hymns.
 Sigh and Rejoice An orchestra will accompany the or ganist at the high mass The regular
 Easter collection will be taken up at both masses and Father Duggan will
 preach the sermon
 At the Holy Trinity church the pro- , gram will be follows: Holy com rnunion will be served at o'clock; morning prayer, sermon and the ad-
 ninistration of the holy communion at 1030. The annual collection for the special sustenance fund will be taken
 up. The Sunday school festival will be held at o'clock in the afternoon
 There will be no evening service.
 The Easter services at the Congre-
 gationa1 church are as follows: Ma arn- ing worship, 1O:30. The pastors theme
 will be '9The Great Mystery A
 quartet will render. t'The Resurrec-
 tion,'' by BuI1ard. The Easter concert
 in the evening is under the auspices
 of the Sunday school
 Services are announced at Christ
 church as follows: Holy communion. 8 o'clock. also festival service. At
 1O:2O a sermon will be delivered by
 the pastor and communion will be : given out. The regular Easter offer
 ing will be taken up. At the Methodist Episcopal church , the fserviees will be held as follows: l ssolo-..Triumphant Morn''-Lernan
 Anthern-Jesus Christ. the King o1 . Glory-Adams.
 {, Sermon-..Up from the Valley
 Sunday school will be held at 12:ot o'clock. At the evening service which = will be held at 7:So. the choir vii
 rendef the Easter cantata, ''The Day
 of Resurrection''-J. Lincoln Hall.
 A short 10 minute sermon. the topic tof which will be Life Triumphant r Twill be preached
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