The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
SIkA1 A1,FORD


 A very large crowd gathered at the center last evening to- listen to Miss Alyse Gregory who delivered a speech at the Sunset meeting held by the To- cs1l W Wornanss Suffrage aesociation- At about seven o'clock quite 8 number were assembled in front of the Smith residence opposite the Congrega tional church and Miss Gregory spoke from "a large automobile. Miss Gregory, who is the assistant state organizer of Connecticut. Is very Interesting speaker. She presented several new arguments in favor of suffrage and talked in a most convincing manner After the meeting. buttons and dags were sold, the amount thus raised be-a ing added to the treasury Of the as sociation
 AUTOIST FINED
 Sunday evening, Frank stevenson. a student at Yale went through chine wide open. Five constables at tempted to stop fhirn. but he succeeded in dodeing them. The officers, how ever, got the number Of the machine and about two o'clock yesterday morning State Policeman Rowe driver while going through town again. Stevenson was brought before Justice of the Peace Policy yesterday afternoon charged with four counts, having his mllffler open. speeding, having rear number plate obscured and not stopping when ordered to do so by the ofilcers Stevenson was fined $25 on each count and costs. The last count however, was no1led and the total amounted to sS7.5 | RlEBEI ATS arF5ET I Toznorrow evening the members of I Evening Star lodge Daughters Of Re- I eb1ah, will entertain the members of
 
 1 The members Of the camp will go through several drills and furnish an f interesting entertain1nent after which I a supper will be served. F1Rs oNAIxs
 i Arthur Conley of Bridgeport was B recent visitor in town.
 son was born on Friday to pr. and Mrs FIowIand of East Broadway. who have the congratulations of their many friends.
 Miss Mars uerdte c,usterer Of Bridge port has been visiting Miss May Beardsaey of Judson place.
 Frederick AF1nord of Judson piece Miss Marcia Delbridge ln F'airheld Charles Walker has been visiting In I town. MT. Walker was farmer resf- i dent of stratford.
 Tomorrow evening Alfred Stacey I will hold 8 house whist at her home
 
 pices Of East ern Star 1odge ADwERTTsED LEFT Letters lncla irned at the local post I office are for John Dempsey. Cornelfa Il Buckingham Rufus D. Lynch md David q. Wantcn.
 BARNI1aG T'R1zE sPEsA AI1EsR I Among the recently announced speakers for the Rarnum prize at the gra duation exercises of the Brid ge- port High school IS William Watson l Of Warwick avenue sStra4ford EI e is the son of MT. " atson, the clerk ii the local post office. who formerly re- ksfded in Milford but recently moved I to Warwick avenue. This is quite an hon0Fs to receive and MT Watson Is to atsd forkhis excellent J worla The subjecf chosen by him was Pla mi ng as Applied to Bridge
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 There was qs5ite a bit Of excitement sl in the vicinity Of Ha I'd 6 corner yes- I terday about noon time when Count Emil CaprilIians who it will be re- ! rdernbered was the defendant some time ago in a suit for divorce brought Mrs William Miller of South Main 4 street, engaged in an argument or rather cpnversa sation with Mrs. Carril- lian as she was walking towards her Fl home accompanied by her cousin, Mrs. Clarence Fowler, or Rrids There seems to be several versions tc the story. but as very few people wit lnessed the Incident it is hard to tel just what happened
 CapriIlian states that he happened to board the same car at Brddgepori that his wife and her cousin boarded When they got out at Hard $ corner he approached Mrs Capriliiarl anc attempted to speak with her Ac. lcording to Capri Han however. Mrs 'sI Fowler. who was with Mrs. Capril. Han, mediateIy struck him. claim ing that he was annoying Mrs Ca. priI1ian- After defending himself a. best he could, he did not wish ts lcreate any more disturbance thar ! unnecessary. Eaprillian walked along to, -9lward South Main street Mrs. ca, pri1l 1lian however, topped on the was Fl and teiephoned to Chief Judson. ca prillian said that he intended to ere Late no dfsturbance nor to be Of an, annoyance, but merely wished to havt few words with his wife when n, : was suddenly struck. He also sai< that several times he has tried t. , have a few words with his wife. btr 2 has met with little success aithougI he has meant no harm at any time No other comp plaints were made ana ] the parties concerned were not held
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