The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-01
BRIEF ITEMS OF
 LOCAL INTEREST

A project which has a noble cause as it's aim and will require the gen erous cooperation of those who love to do for children will be scheduled on Wednesday afternoon, August 12. It is then proposed that all the chil- dren in the Bridgeport orphan asy- lurn, day nursery, Mrs. Rollins Home and Mrs Smiths chiIdren's home in Stratford be taken in automob biIes to compo beach and given an outing About nifty cars will be needed and women overseers will be provided for the care Of the children in each car It is hoped that Ncharitable inclined persons will proffer the use of their cars and drivers to Benjamin B. Steiber in charge of the transporta- ton.
 The police are looking for members of a North End gang and like orr ganizRtfon from the South End who took part in a free-for-aH fight at South avenue and Warren street shortly before midnight. There were about IS in the fight, it being reported that the North Enders invaded the South End for the special purpose of battle.
 The milk wagon of Fred M Woods was badly damaged yesterday in Westport in collision with a New York automobile driven by one of the young woman residents of the summer col ony. Tn trying to avoid two wagons on the marrow bridge the young Wo-. man demolished a wheel and part of the rear Of the delivery wagon. The. name of the woman has not been dis closed.
 A rusty needle believed to have been in the body of ten year old May Doa- ald. 65 Seymour street for some time was taken from the small finger on her left hand at the Emergency hos- pita1 yesterday after an x-ray picture had been taken of the member. | The twentfeth anniversary of the Russian 0rthodox Brotherhood, wiM 1 be celebrated at Sokoi Hall, Sunday, l August g. Of the 32 original mem was responsible for the building of the l Orthodox church located at Hallett and Jane streets has now a large mem bership and the ceIebration promises to be 9 big one.
 The Swedish -Tuberculosis as- sociatfon held It's annual picnic and outing this afternoon at Norel1ss Grove, Brooklawn and the affair was we'll attended. The picnic and two concerts are held every year to raise l funds to aid needy countrymen who
  ganization has been n existence for I five years and during that time has paid out about. s2, 900 to sick and needy Swedish men and women. | PatroIrnan William Wolff. of the third precinct station saved women and children on Park avenue last
 night from possible injury by run
 away horse Wolff while ringing in l from d box on Park avenue south of l the railroad viaduct, observed the
 horse of George Dancsak take fright at a passing train and rum away. | Grabbing the bridle Of the frighten+
 ed animal he c1ung steadfastly to it until he brought the horse to a stop.
 Many children were playing on the
 thoroug ghfare at the time.
 John Gulash. 3S Church street, called
 Fat the emergency hospital last night l to secure relief from severe pain in
 his right side A fracture of the 12th l rib was found John remembered hay
 ing fallen against stoop the firs& of
 the week.
 When President Wilson signs the
 Indian Appropriation bill. the Cher ! okee tribe, largest of the five civiliz-
 ed tribes of Indians, will be dissolv- ed.
 i One person was fatally burned and 1 five others seriously when fire believ-s I ed to be incendiary, destroyed a lodg-l ing house on Third Avenue, New York.