The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-03
STAMFORD TOWN
 MEETING DEFERRED
F'inance Board Will Consider
 New Tax Rules.
Special to the Hsarmer.1


 stratrord. Oct. s-The annual town 1 meeting to be held Monday, October 5. at 2 D. m., at the town hall, will of the voters. are unable to attend the meeting in the afternoon and the meeting will adjourn until g. later date It will be held most likely on October meeting must be held not later than the second Monday after the town election.
 The tax rate for the year ending September i, 1914, was 15.5 mills in the First district and in the Second dis nance will recommend that the First district remain the same but the Sec ond district be raised to 15.2 mills.
 These warrantee deeds have keen re- ATizysla;w Polksnik of Bridgeport to Walenty Brozozonskf of Bridgeport, a piece of land bounded and described as follows: North by land of Jacob Smith, 100 feet, east by land of the Realty Insurance company, 40 feet. south by Noble avenue. and west by cornwall street.
 Henry F. Meachem of Stra1ford to Everett Sniffen Of Stratford, two 1otas located at the Great Meadows Stiles Judson of stratford to Caroline A Spencer of Stratford, land and build ing bounded and described as follows: North by Homestead avenue, 50 feet, east. south and west by the land of Granators.
 The Irwin lectures to be held at the Congregational church under the aus pices of the Mems club of the church on Monday and Tuesday evenings. 1Oc- tober ,12 and 1S. should prove very in structive.
 Mondays. lecture will be From the Golden Gate to Puget Sound" and Tuesdays, Through the Western Woodland,' Professor Irwin will con duct both lectures and they will be : accompanted by some beautiful illus trationa of western scenery.
 The ladies Of the Methodist church will hold their annual harvest supper in the church basement Thursday evening, October 15 A sale of fancy cakes will be held also.
 The board of assessors will be in session in their office in the town hall from october 10 until November 1, for the purpose of receiving tax lists.
 The road running from Paradise Green to Farn1iu river Is rapidly being completed and will be open for traffic some time next week.
 Masses at St. James R. c. church, Sunday will be celebrated at s:3O and 10:30 o'clock the last mass being a high one
 President wilson's call to prayer for peace among the nations will be re- sponded to at the CongregafionaJ church tomorrow morning. The choir will render Kip4ing's RecesstonaI and the anthem, Grant Us Thy Peace in ,. Our Time o, Lord" Appropriate hymns will be sung. The sermon by the pastor Rev. B. N. Packard. will be from the 46t1l. psalm. The congre- gation will join other congregations at the Methodist church in the evening when there will be prayers for peace and an address by Rev. E. N. Packard, on Training Up g Generation to Hate r-sa==' =''
 Tn the morning the Rev. Ernest C. Carpenter will preach. The topic will be eWe Are in This World to Set Things Right,
 In the evening a Union peace meet ing will be held at the Methodist church Rev. B. N. Packard will preach.
 This meeting is held in accordance with the wish of the President that October be observed in all of the churches as Peace Sunday.
 Mrs Paul Gooden of warwick ave nue, will leave town Monday for a visit with relatives in Mt. Vernon. N
 Miss Bessie Day of Sutton avenue, is entertaining q sister at her home.
 The case of Mary Hrivnak, Ho1lister