The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-02
STAMFORD


 town Of a special town meeting to be held on Wednesday,, May 6th,i at p. m-, to consider the advisafbility Of providing for the proposed addition to the Franklin school building on BarnuIn avenue and to transact any other necessaryw business pertaining to this question. Also to consider the advisab bility of approprtating money to put the street known as durpny,s Iane'' which extends from Barnum avenue to Success avenue in passa Die l condition as per petition on file and to. transact any other business neces- sary at this time. The warming IS signed by the selectmen, Rollin Al Curtis, James Lalley and John EN q Holmes
 There. are at present eight rooms in ! the Franklin school. all of which are filled There is also a church buiId- ing on Hollister Heights which ist | used for a first grade, the Franklin a has been started and signed by sev-a ersa1s in the Franklin school district asking for the proposed addition |I MUSICAL CoNCMRT. A very unique musical entertain n1ent is scheduled to take place at, Odd Fellows hall on May 21st On that date, the Till family and their hall. The Roekaphone consists en- trely of musical rocks, discovered by William Till on the mountains of the north of EngSa.nd. MT. Till devoted eleven years in collecting these rocks and in assembling them to make this wonderful Instrument which is the only one Of it's kind in the world The performances are given by AdrA Till and his three daughters all of whom are accomplished musicfans. Musical glasses, swinging harps, chimes and other novel musical instruments are
  be one that should not be missed Tickets for the affair will soon be on | sale.
 Ar THE cEIIEEscHIEs 1 There will be the regular morning and evening services at the Csongre-s gafiona1 church tomorrow with the I pastor Rev ID N Packard, in the pulpit In the morning there will be the communion service with recep- l tion of nlaznbers In I11e evening the pastor will speak upon the Begin 2. i Iings Of the Pilgrim Faith in Eng | 1and, Holland and Piymoirth :, i There will be the regular services also at the St James, R C. church, I masses being said at S:30 and 10,so in 1.-the morning. Rev. M. T. OsConnor 1 will preach at both services a At the Stratford Methodist church., l members will be held In the morning 1 In hte evening; Rev. Trn est e Carr penter, the pastor will preach. tak- I ing for hds topic one of the -Thri ling Bible Stprdes Tazis ts the sixth in folks Special music V Fl be in charge of Herbert A SnOuts who, although totally bl&nd, is m s1sician sof rare, l ability At Christ Episcopal church tomor- I row there will be early devotion at 8 1yo'ciock in the mourning This is rath- AL members are asked to take notice of l it.
 Christ church, third ssunday after Esaster. Rev Eha41es Mercer HaH 1Ts I A., priest=in charge, will preach at Holy tE1'zchsazist at 1o:so and at eyen- song at 7s3o.
 PERsopJAM ITEMS. I wilIiarn cassrk and Edward Behre are visiting Louis Bristol on Judson place.
 Reginald Desacour of New York is I spending the week end in town. 1 The dance. to be held this evening promises to be al very enjoyable af- from out Of town as well as from I town
 The Pootatuck Yacht clr1b opened it's season yesterday. although the formal opening win not be held until May 31st
 A number of women left for Hart ford this morning to march in the Strat tford delegation to the mammoth parade there today.
 STR.ATFSORD ys WEST HAVEN.
 The Stratford High school baseball team defeated the West Haven High school nine yesterday at Knowlton Park, the final score being to S. a the local team has won three games and lost but one out Of the regular games played.
 I SUFFRlAGH ENTERTAErJAdHarJT I On Tuesday evening of next week the iWloman's Suffrage association of this town will hold an unusual enter tainment in Red Ten.s hall. Tickets, which are on sale at St Johns drug | store, are selling rapidly. Several I well known artists from Bridgeport ! will sing, among them Miss Norma i Weber, whose pleasing voice has been heard here several times. A fairy playIet entitled votes for Faries Y CT children taking part Altogether 1 the affair will be a very enjoyable one and is sure to be a success. I ST JAhd0s, WHnsT. l James Lalley John Hotz, John Os- I borne, Charles Booth and Daniel 1 Hughes are the committee In charge of the whist to be held on Tuesday I promises to be a huge success, as over T 1000 tickets have already been sold ] and 200 prizes have been donated. l Walsh's orchestra will furnish music for dancing on the second floor.
 SUSAN M ALvORD
 The funeral Of Susan M AIvord,
 wife of Edwin A Alvord, of 1,261
 Stratford avenue. will be held from
 her late residence at 2:30 o'clock or,
 Monday afternoon, May 4th. Inter
 nent will be in Union cemetery. Mrs
 Alvord was very well known in Strat
 ford. having resided here for some