The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-04
STAMFORD

Surveyors are at WOfA '-o1"S -1ai 6 the fand on Main street opposite the Episcopal church known as the HUG son property. The land will be cut Hn info sections suitable for building 4ots and as the property IS or con- Siderable length, there should be room for several fine lots. The land wills if nossible be drained, as one corner of the property is rather low. The situation is an ideal one. being on the main street and very near Ine troHey cars trains and the center NO ooupt there will be houses erected there In very short while. Several times different persons have been heard to say what fine building lots could be made of the land. It is very likely that the land in the vicinity Of Tuttle pond on Stratford avenue, also Der longing to the. Hudson property, VIII be disposed of in the same manner. ing on Stratford avenue, one or the main thorollghfares of the town
 BUILDING COMMITTEE
 Yesterday evening the building com rnittee for the new North avenue and Nichols avenue schools met at Supt- Kelseyss office for the purpose of se- curing an architect for the work The committee will meet tonight also. In the same place, and each architect who wishes to be considered will be notified of a time when he may meet and confer with the committee and present his plans
 T1EATRE PARITY.
 Last evening the Eta Beta Pi so- ciety of the stratford High school enjoyed 8 theatre party at Polls pre- yious to which Miss Edith Luce en- tertafned with a supper at her home on King street in honor of her birth day. Among those who enjoyed the evening were the Misses Edith Luce, Mary Hall, Lillian F'ollett and Bea- trice GoodeI1 and Edmund Wheeler Theodore Hines, Thomas Conine and Nathan Ol4nstead Mir and Mrs. Paul GoodeH cfaperoned the party PERSONALS.
 1 Mrs Forester Bishop of Bridgeport was a visitor in town yesterday The Red Rose Embroidery club met at the home of Mrs. Wade Cook on l warwick avenue yesterday afternoon Sydney Smith, who owns a, large chicken farm on South Main street Is having beautiful large house erected n that vicinity.
 Miss Alice limb ehagen is entertain ng friends from out of town
 l Miss Dorothy Beardsley was q wis l tor at the Lawn club in New Haver today.
 On "wednesday, Miss Mildred Terry Of Milford became the bride of Dor H. Bolster. proprietor of the loca' garage. Both are quite well knoWr l in town and will reside here after their wedding trip
 l Mrs Andrew Kraussman of Mari street Is at the Bridgeport hospital l being treated for a severe attack o' sinnammatory rneuma tism.
 I ANNUAL MEETING me annual meeting of thes Ladies Aid society of the Methodist churcl 4 will be held on next Tuesday evenint in the sunday school room. The re l port for the year will be read ana election of ofhcers will take place Al Interested are invited to be present l SCHOOL ENTE1R:TATNAIENT
 Next Tuesday and Wednesday af fernoon at four o'clock the pupils Q I the higher grades at Franklin schoo
 will give an entertainment, the pro I ceeds Of which will go toward tn I piano fund Tuesday it is to be givei I for the school children and on Wed s nesday for the parents
 AT THE CHURCHES.
 At the congregational church to 1 morrow Rev M D. Kneeland, D. D. I general secretary of the Lords Da! l League Of New England, will spea1
 in tFle morning In the evening tn sermon will be by Rev. George J
 Owen Of the Yale Divinity school. I AtsSt James R C. church. it. beini Palm Sunday appropriate service I will be held at both masses at 3:S land at i0:30. Rev. M J. O'Conno
 will preach at each service
 Rev. Ernest c. Carpenter, the pas I tor. will preach at the Methods church both morning and evening to l morrow The topic in the mornin
 will be sGIory in the Cross of Christ. I Tn the evening another Thrilling Bi
 bIe Story will be told for the younl 1 people.
 At Christ Episcopal church, Harri I StanIee Bartlett of Waterbury wi 1 give a Ixenten organ recital at fou | o.cIocHS in the afternoon MT. Bart I lett will be assisted by Miss Bell l Landberg soprano. MT. Bartlett ha 1 given several recitals before at tn I Christ church which, needless to say s were excellent He will take up hi
 duties soon at the Second COngrega
 tionaI church in Waterbury so tha
 this is probably the last time he wi . be heard here for some time
 MEMS CLUE LECTURE s The Men.s club of the Congrega
 tionaI church will give an illustrate
 lecture at the church on Friday even
 ing April 17th. .The Glories of Cali T foT.nf will be the subject of the Iec
 tu,-e and San Francisco man wi
 deliver the talk which should be in
 deed interesting.
 EASTON