The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-03
STAMFORD

Dogs have been about town agadn recently, Killing chickens at Natnan Olmstead's on Broad street. They are probably the same animals that KliIeu so many fine birds at Stanley Beacn and Mrs Benjamin Holmes a snort time ago. MT. Olnstead heard noises in the coop early in the morning ana upon investiga ton discovered the an. inals at work chewing up the chlck-- ems Mir Olmstead went for gun, but before he had time to use le, tne dog had disappeared. This IS tne third or fourth place visited by dogS- It would seem that it was the same animal each time and it is nearly tune the thing was stopped somehow Peo- ole have been very cautious laIeiy, but the dogs will get in
 NEW PLACE OF BUSINESS.
 Clarence Bolster and his brother Don Bolster will soon move from Inear present place Of business into lne building formerly occupied by the fish market MT. Bolster mas conducted a plumbing 2 shop while his 49rother Is en- gageds in the repairing Of altomoba1es Both have built up an extensive p1ls- mess, making it necessary to move into larger quarters
 BREAKS RIB.
 Mrs. John MeE1rog fell recently at her home on. Warwick avenue bre : :
  Kitchen had been ser1bbed and z was rather slippery w hen Mrs. MAcE cEslroy. came into the room, she slipped and as she fell threw herself agai nsLSs 2 door which stood a,5ar. thus breaking her rfb. doctor was inaInedfa fat ely Mo Eslroy will be confined to her horne for some time on account of the mis- fortune. ess. s9 z
 Fs4J.SER AsEs TOBA Y s3 The funeral of Mrs Caroline Hall. wife Of E w Hall the local coal dealer was held today at 1o'2Idck from the late home of me deceased on South Main street Rev D. N Pack ard of the Congregationa1 church offr in Bridgeport sang. Interment was in Mountain Grove cemetery.
 CONDITION NzIAEPRoVEnyG
 Russell Bearasley of King street. who was taken il with scarlet fever some few weeks ago, ds inprOvdng, steadily and will probably be able to be out again before long which is well come news to R11ssell's many friends
 PERsorgAIs
 Miss Julia Savage is on the sick list and is unaab1e to attend to her duties at the Franklin school.
 Miss Eleanor Lines Of Columbus the recent blfpSIs recital at tile home of Mrs Susan HeSwIey Davis.
 MT. and Mrs Wellington Walker were recent guests Of friends in Hig- gaafum-
 Miss Eleanor Burr of New Haven Is spending a few days with friends in town.
 On Saturday evening number Of young ladies from Bridgeport held a progressive dinner, the first course of which was served at Miss Hubby Reeds s home on Blakernan pIacR
 NO BAsKETBAI1 SAAEE
 On account of difnculty in securing the Auditorium, there win be no bas- ketball game played between the South Ends and Battling Lsev1nskys team from John Bond $ trHinfng q11ar- ters Efforts were made to secure the hall. as it was evident that a large crowd indeed intended to wdtuess the game if it was played. ? ROOF BLOWN OFF
 The roof of the recently built addi- lion to the Methodist church was blown off during the recent heavy winds. The roof was of tin and it. will necessitate quite a little time and trouble to have it repaired
 A number from town will attend thes game between the Blue Ribbons and Krlickerbockers at Colonial hall to- night.
 The Tally-Ho club will meet tonight at the home Of Miss JalaHdta Hines or Main street.
 Mrs Clarence 20 wards E sntertsans. sa ain days.