The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-07
STR RA1'FORD

The town meeting held last evening was attended by but a few of the voters and the questions were voted on with very little discussion The first question was that Of bulolng the proposed addition to Franklin school Last fall. $20.O00 was appro- priated for this purpose and the meet ing last night was called to deciue how # should be used It was voted tol add four rooms to the present building, this being thought sufficient room for the accomm odation of the fast growing classes in the Franklin school
 A committee of six was appointed to act with the board of education in selecting plans for the building and to decide any other matters pertain ing to the new addition. The six on this -cftizens. committee are Gustav Johnson Max F'rederickson, John Conroy, Ricflard stanton. John Mol ineaux and William E. Bassetts A motion was made and carried that no plans for the proposed addition should be selected unless both the citizens committee and the school board were in favor Of tn ern. Richard Stanton proposed that the citizens committee Of six should be given entire author sity to go ahead with the matter should the school committee fail to meet with them within thirty days This was put in the form of a mo- ton and was unanimously cara ed The natter of appropriating funds to put Murphy's lane into passab bIe con dition was laid on the table to be considered at the next town meeting. CUPHEAG WaIsT.
 Tomorrow evening the Cupheag club will hold a whist and musical enter tainrnent in their club rooms in the AlcNaInara building A limited num- Der of tickets have been sold to friends of the club members and 2 very enjoyable evening is looked for ward to- Besides the whist there sical nature, including selections On the pianoIa and vocal offerings. A meeting of the club will be held this evening and besides other important matters final arrangements for the whist will be made. The 275th anri- and arrangernents will be made for the part to be taken by the club in the celepra tion.
 AMELIA K LANE.
 k Friends Of Mrs Amelia, K Lane. wife sof Herbert J. Lane of this town, will be grieved to hear of her sudden death which occurred yesterday morn ing at her home at ,S59 Linden ave I Tsie. Mrs Lane. who was fifty years 1N health, until suddenly seized with an attack of the heart yesterday. De ceased is survived by her husband a son, R5lfus, and two daughters, Mar tha and Emily, all of Stratford. Fu- neral services will be held from her late residence at 2.30 p. Friday. May Sth. Friends are Invited to at tend the ceremony. Interment will be in Union cemetery 8 :, sesgWl C. T JJ sNTF1EyrING The regular mon tlzly meeting Of the f w. e. 1T. TJ was held this afternoon at thes home of Mrs. 1T. IL. Hart 3ofl Park street. Mrs. Roy Clark, county superiRtendent of medical temper ance, had charge Of the meeting. I which was very largely attended.
 RU1d1GAGE sAI1E.
 The Ladies Aid society Of the Con gregationaI church held a meeting in the chapel this afternoon. Arrange nents were made for ruanmage sale l which will be held under the auspices l of the society in the chapel on Thurs day, May IA The sale will be con- until late in the evening and many second hand but useful articles vii be on sale
 CHAT 8NOIR DAHyGsE
 It has been definitely decided by ths I Chat Noir club to hold a dance so1
 Saturday evening, May Is. as was re gently proposed. The dance, wEicl will be the fifth one of the seasor
 given by this club, will be held in tn,
 Auditorium Instead Of Of Red Mem
 new hall as first planned .Arranga 6
 nents are being ,lnadea to make thi
 dance one of the most en5oyalbIe give1 lfby the Chat Noir club The hall vii be very pretti1y decorated for the oc
 casion and many novel effects intro Educed. Refreshments will be serHet
 during iItermissions- waIsEl,s or I chestra will play all the latest dane.
 hits and a thoroughly enjoyabie tim, is loked forward to by all the younge folks.