The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-26
NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST
Red Men To Hold Big Parade Monday Evening-Prop
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 Sratford. Sept. 2e.-Everything fs fin readiness tor the Red Mems parade which is to be held Monday evening, Sept. 2sth, in honor of the dedication of the tribes wigWam as well as the celebrating of the eighth anniversary of the installation of the tribe. The parade, headed by Grand Marshal F. w. Nettleton and his aides, Martin Knapp, Charles Ahercron1bie and Geo. Spal1. will start promptly at 7:46 great chiefs Konckapotanaugh tribe No. 30. Odd Fellows, Wowompon tribe No. 40.
 Second division. Independent drum corps. Ackenash tribe No. 50 oazenllck tribe NO. 49, Agnowa tribe No. 60 and the stratford fire department
 The line of march will be follows: They will form on Church street near the new hail. to Main street, to Bar mum avenue, to King street, to Broad- bridge avenue, to Main stret, to East Broadway, to Elm street, to Broad street. to Main street, to the wdgwam where 1t will dasband.
 Through the efforts Of Miss Frances Russell, librarian at the Stratford H- brary, a number of new books which bear on the countries involved in war have been added to the library. The books are as follows: Germany and the Germans, Price Collins; Pan Ger- manism, Poland e. Uusher; Political History of Modern Europe, Ferdinand schaville; Great Illusion. Arms and Industry, Norman Angel; Servia and the Servians. Chedo Myatovich; World Set Free, H. G. Wells; When Thoughts Will Soar, Bertha v0n Sultner.
 The rurnnage sale at the town hall yesterday by the societies of the Christ church was a grand success. The amount realized is not as yet known. The proceeds of the sale will go towards payment of the improve ments recently made in the rectory.
 The members of the Dingbat club and of the fire department will hold an outing at Hickory lodge, Cut Spring road, Sunday September 27th- AbasesSn game has been arTanged between the Ddngbats and the hremen- At a previous meeting of these two teaws, the department defeated the Ddngbats by the score of 10-s and the Dingbats intend to reverse the score when they clash Sunday afternoon
 Masses at st. James R. c. church tomorrow will be celebrated by the pastor, Rev. Michael J. O'Connor. at s:30, and 10:30 o'clock
 Regular services will be held at the Christ Episcopal church Sunday. Sum- day school will be held after the .10:so o'clock service.
 SrRATF,ORD 1T. E. CHURCH Rev Ernest c Carpenter will preach in the morning. The topic will be '"The Hope Of Idfe Eternal In the even- ing Rev. John P wagner will preach 1 in exchange with MT Carpenter
 CoNGREGATTONA CHURCH Turkey is now in the li1nellght anu the world is wondering whether chs Balkan nation and Turkey will join l in the great war The American board has had very extensive missions in Asia Minor for more than half a. cen tury. On Sunday night a lecture will be given in the Congregational church with f1fty' lantern slides, showing the scenery, village life, schools. hospitals and churches Of the board Some of this great work may be in danger at this time The public will learn some l thing from the lecture.
 l At the morning service there will be
 an address by Rev Edward S Tead. Of Boston, secretary Of the Congrega- l tional Education society
 Miss Vera, Tracy will lead the Esn- dsavor meeting at 6:3o.
 On the first Of October Rev. E. " l Packard, D. D., comes to the tenth an l niversary of his ministry dn StratfoTd l This period will be reviewed on Sun day morning, October uth.