The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-03
STAMFORD.

Yesterday afternoon at the corner Sr Main and Fulton streets, Bridge s<s-.- A Sve-year-ol6 girl, Helen Green wood, was struck by an automobile 6s-Ivsn by Leroy Lewis of this town. The girl was rushed to the Bridgeport hospital, where her condition Is rA- garded as rather serious, she having sustained compound fracture of the right leg MT. Lewis at once reported the mat ter to the police by whom he is held under a bond of $1,000 on a charge of reckless driving. He was released soon after his arrest by arrange ment with Attorney Stoddard. Ac- cording to, witnesses the little girl started across the street and lodged in front of the automobile which was being driven northward on Main street. A further investigation is be- ing made.
 FISH MARKET CLSOES.
 Owing to lack of. business, the fish market which has been conducted for some time at the Center l...S been closed The market was a branch -lf the Hayes fish market in Bridgeport and was in charge of Clarence Hayes. prove successful in town, but such was not the case.
 MAIL BOXES PLACED
 About a dozen mail aooxes have been placed at different points about the town where twill be convenient for people to drop letters into them Let teFs VIII be collected from the boxes twice each day. and they should prove quite handy. CUPHEAG VS wHEEL CLUB.
 Tonight the Milford Wheel club will meet the Cupheag club at the local club rooms in the poor and billiard tournament now going on Richard Howell will represent the Cupheag club at billiards and William Booth at pool. Saturday evening the Wheel club defeated the Cupneag club in both tournaments and the games stand three to one in Mliford's favor. Tonight, however, the local club in tends to reverse the score
 TALLY-HO CLUB MEETS
 This evening the Tally-Ho club. which is composed Of a number of young ladies about town, will meet at the home of Mrs. Harold c. Lowell on Broadbrddge avenue. Plans for holdz ing dance in the near ruture will be discussed. A few weeks ago the club gave a very pleasant dance and no doubt another would prove Just as successful. Refreshments will be served after the meeting.
 z.-e FOOD SAI1E
 The recent food sale given by the Christ church choir at the town hall
 
 plates at the sale may obtain them by calling at Miss Nina Aufrord's on Jud- son place.
 STORE PAINTED.
 Hansons news store is receiving g. new coat of paint and when finished it. will present quite B fine appear
 UNCLAIMED LETTERS.
 Letters remaining unclaimed at the post office this week are for F. Chsf- nette and Philip ScheII.
 WILL TEACH IN MOUNT VERNON. Miss Eleanor Lewis, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. G. F. Lewis of Hast Broad way has accepted position in the Mount Vernon schools. Miss Lewis has taught in Fairfield and Stamford and has a fine record.
 PERSONALS.
 A number of fellows at Yale are en- toying a few days vacation after the mid-year exams. Among them are Frank and Radford Smith Louis Bris- Iol, Howard Curtis ana John StolI. Louis Bristol is entertaining his two room mates William Clark and Ed ward Behrer, during the vacation.
 Mrs. F. P Fox of Blalzeman place was a recent visitor in New York
 Miss Alive Windsor Of Bridgeport has been visiting friends in town.
 Howard Beers has been visiting friends in Winsted.
 Miss Antoinette Baker of Bridge port, who recently fell and injured her back, is reported as resting com fortably.- although her condition seems to be better.
 TOWN MEETING.
 Tonight a large number of people, including the women as well as the men, will be present to hear the sub- Ject of the new schooI site discussed Women may vote at the meeting, az it is a school matter and they are al- lowed to vote on such questions. Very likely a large number or women will take advantage of the opportunity to cast a vote.
 CHURCH wHISTS.
 This evening the Ladies' Altar so- ciety of St. James church will hold another of their popular 'wf1ists at the home of Mrs Hugh Hamilton, next to the present church building on Broad bridge avenue. On Tuesday, February 10th, one is also to ne given at the Taxpayers Improvement club on Nichols avenue, Miss Katherine Lon don being the hostess. 4 The whists which have been given recently have been so successful that the society has voted to pay for the windows which are fos Da put in the sanctuary of the new edffices now be- ing built The windows will cost some where in the neighborhood of $500.
 MRS. REYNOLDS FUNERAL.
 The funeral services of Mrs Ne1laE May Reynolds, wife of Al Spencer Reynolds. were held yesterday after noon at her late home on James street Her death occurred on. Friday in the 32nd year of her age She was very well known in town, having lived here