The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-25
ST'RAT'FORD
AIJTo CoILIsIoN

Yesterday morning Mir. William D. Booth, of warwick. while driving along stratford avenue in his Huason auto1nobIie narrowly escaped injury when he crashed into hydranI past the new factory
 MT Booth was running along at quite a good rate of speed v nen something went wrong. in the car He stopped to adjust it and in doing so lost control Of the car which skid-s ded from the road into the gutter crashing into the hydrant and throw 1 ing MT Booth out Aside from se- were shaking up MT. Booth was uIa- hurt
 PERsoNALs Miss Bertha Wilkes. of the local post office, has returned from a Week Of pleasure in Waterbuf Mis- Mary Ndelans of Stratford ave; nale, is at the GAIen hospttal where she has undergone an olteration- Mfrs. Robert Wheeler and son Ed mund are in Meriden where they will attend slts5 the funeral Of Mrs. WaleeIer,s sister -in-1asw, Mrs. isaac Beach AZ THE CHUEe SITES
 At St James church tomorrow there wdu be the regular masses at s:so and 10.3o Rev. M OtConnor will preach at both services At the Methodist church, Rev. Err nest C. Carpenter will preach in the morning and evening. The morning topic will be s~Ehe God Who is Max ] ing All Things New. Tn the evening another thrilling Bible story The Handwriting on the Wall, will sbe told.
 l Rev. E. N Packard will preach at the CongreeationaI church tonnorrow at the regular morning and evening services.
 TO HOLD BANQE QEHrT I I the teams in the recent bowling tour 4 narnerat, will hold a banquet at Lleh- | mans Ahore house. A car wilI leave I the center early in the evening and I all who intend to go should be sure si and be on time. T'he Nonpar reils hope l them.
 l CHURCH CoNGHzFrT
 On the fourth Of next month. a con cert VIII be given in the nEefhodist sl ei1slrc th . prdqeeas sqf which will be used to psIrz ase new nlptor for the I orszan Several we'll known soIoists from Stratford and other towns " i'll tralto so1pist Of BrfdgeRort Miss Mar cia Philips and Harry Saunders of I this town will be among them. Fur fEer arran gs1nents will be made later It is hoped that the concert will prove lsa success as have former ones
 c. R SOCIAL
 The members of the Christian En- edeavor society of the C'ongrsgatdonal Ichurch enjoyed delightful social in af the lecture room last evening Quite a number Of young people were pres ent and games and songs were en- joyed after which luncheon was served.
 FOOD sA1E I tYestarday afternoon the ladies of IE1ousatoz1ic grange held food sale in the Whiting Building at the center Cake, biscuits pies, bread and other articles were on sale and needless to gay were disposed of quickly
 This evening there will be another I Interesting mHting of the lodge in iztheir hall. The program for the even ling will be as 6olloWs: Dafrying, Z Mir Earrigan; Some Things That 1 Snould Happen in Stratford in 1g14,i z sl c. H Palmer How Much is the Tel sI ephone worth to the Farmer 2's R. o. i Spazner; readings by Mrs George
 Meachem Albert Coulter and Nellie ! WakeIy, and recftafions by Marion Spamer and Stanley M'eachem-
 ALTAR SOCIETY WHIST.
 One Of the most successful wf1ists
 given by the Ladies' Altar society oi St. James. church was held last even ing at the home of Mrs. James Sexton
 Of 5tratEord avenue. Recommendations
 were made for 26 tables which were all filled After the whist dancine
 was enjoyed while the prizes were be- ing distributed. The proceeds will be
 added to the building fund