The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-27
STAMFORD

Just at present, dancing seems to
 be the only thing going on in town.
 Judging from the dances planned for struck Stratford This Friday, Shaw
 and Morehouse will hold another of
 tl,eir popular dances m Tuttle's audi .toFislfn Each week the attendance
 grows larger, showing the popularity
 of the s1ances given by these two ycr7ig men.
 On Saturday, Feb. 7th,. the Triangle club which < is composed of Vincent Sexton Frederick Garry and John Benlletto will hold a, dance at the ALI siito1,i91rn for which elaborate prepara- lions are being made The fra1l will
 be decorated ein red and white and
 palms, ferns and other growing plants
 will be placed about the hall, making
 it as attractive a.s possible
 On the following Saturday, Freder- ick Aufford and Roger Beers are plan ming to give dance for which invita-
 tions will soon be sent outline affalr will be a Valentine dance and the hall
 will probably be trimmed with red
 and fvVdadt . decorations.
 Tuesday, February lot l1, the Fire
 men will hold their 34th annual ball
 at the AIuditoriudn for which mum Der of tickets have already been sold. ssWalsl1is orchestra, drected Eby Olaf
 UnbeFIagsn will furnish the rntlslc and, as is algvays tMe case at dances given by the Fsirenren, a. large crowd is expected to be present. FOOD SAEE This Saturday, the choir of the Christ church will hold a. food sale at the town hall from 3 o'clock to 5:30 Bread, biscuft, cal1e candy and other such artic1ea will be sold by the young ladies in the choir The proceeds will go toward a new electric motor for the organ and 1t is hoped that a%large sum will be taken in. l SUPPER TONIGHT Tonight the E1astern Star lodge of Rebekahs will hold the clam chowder supper which has been hooked forward tc for a long time The Rebekahs, as i is well known always have some fine
 suppeTs and this one will. be no ex- cepfio4l. Six o'clock is the time and | odd Feilows' 9,a1T the place After which many nice prizes have been do- I LADIES AID SUPPER Ths1rsday evening, the Ladies Aid esociety of the Congressional church will also hold a. supper in the
 baseunent of the lecture room from 5:30 until 8 o'clock, Many fine dishes have been promised and at looks as 1T this supper would exceed aal previous ones.
 MRS SARAH E. MATHER The funeral of Mrs. Sarah E Ma ther, swho died Sunday morning at her home on North Parade, will be held l this evening at o'clock from her late residence, the Rev E. N. Cornwall of
 fcia.ting. Burial wdl be in Union cemetery on Wednesday morning.
 Mrs. A1auber. who was the widow of William E. Mather, was 79 years old and had lived in StratEord but a short 1 time She is survived by a son, George E. MAtaher. who is a real estate dealer l in towu and a daughter. Mary Ella, l who is with the Ho,wland Duy Goods
 Co.
 BIBLE CLASS. This afternoon tlfe Bible Study class met at the home of Mrs. Thomas Reed on Park street This evening a prayer meetdng will also be held there at which Mrs Peark Jenkins will leads
 POOL TOURNAMENT. x
 The pool and billiard tournament
 between the Cupheag club and Mill ford Wheel club has been started. Tn 1 the first billiard match Frank L. Cur 1 tis defeated Dr. Lockwood of Milford with a. score of 100 to 55, while sDorsh 1 of the local club was defeated in the l pool match by Wilcoxson of Milford, 1 100 to 96.
 PERSONALS 1 F. E. Corfre of oadbrad dge road is traveling through New York state on a business trip
 Regdnald De L4aconr of New York spent the week end with his mother, Mrs Margaret De lIacoa1r, on King street
 Hadnord Smith has returned to Yale after a brief visit with his parents on Main street
 Frederick Anfforu is employed in Sarnnnis' store in dads spare hours,