The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-24
$ ATFORD PAYS
 AST TRIBUTE TO
 CAPT. BENJ AMIN
piscOpal and CongregagtiOnal Clergyn1en Take Parti ila
 Obsequies
Special to the Esarner.)

ksfra4ford Nov. z4-ndanys soIrowing meiatfves and friends assembled this afternoon at the home of Capt Ar 1fitlr Bedeu Benjamin on Beardsley 5 fssraet to bay respect to a1ds memory. Rev Chauncey c Kennedy. pastor or Christ Episcopal church and Rev. E. N Packard, ID. D., pastor of the Con-l gregattona1 church. were the of1Bciat-s tng clergyznen- That the deceasea was held in high esteem was attested bT the wealth oG floral enblems which szfroFndad the bier. Burial was iu
 K1aon cemetery. Stratford.
 Thers will be public hearing at the town hssn before the selectmnen on "wednesday evenang at 8 o'clock to con- Eider the adoption of the proposed or dfnances submitted in the last town report They include measures for the public eafety, with reference to unsafe Buildings the moving of buildings. the sale or possession of explosives, ex- navations in streets or sidewalks and the keeping of sidewalks clear from Instructions It is also proposed bo feuuire permits for the construction .oh buildings within the town limits, together with plans of the bufldings. and 1o prohibit the defHcing of public propert ties and the destruction or in 3s1ranE trees on the highways. Further, a list of measures safeguarding public sanitation will be considered
 A fine of $1 and costs was imposed ai | s8astice Lewis A Policy yesterday on 4fie charge of dntoxfcatfon- Special a61cer Edward Barskey made the ar esst.
 Uncradned 1etters at the local post of6ce arc addressed to Mrs. John Ma lone and Mrs. George Terhune.
 The lecture given in the Red Men's $ hall this afternoon for the benefit of the Red Cross and Belgian Relief Funds by Mrs. Angelina Scott DonIey Szas a fine success. She spoke on the EfIbject of interior decorations. In her talk she characterised briefly the vari- 6i1s types of interiors which are possf- sble to the average hausekeeper at the 5Teseut time and how to furnish a anuse with good taste This eveniug her sube5ct will be materials for dec 0fa1ons both for walls and draperies; M0w to work out a color scheme, and now 10 assemble furnishings to make
 consistent picture Water color sketches of interiors from the decora- Hon studios Of Lord & Taylor and oth- CTS from the School of Applied Design flor Women will be exhibited in con- 1lection with the lecture.
 The Red Mems trading post came to close last evening after a fort nights run in their new wigWam on Church street. The post this yeaa was g. fine success despite the general business depression and the committed which had charge of the affair is tc be congratulated on their efforts.
 The Mems Brotherhood of the Meth odfst Episcopal church, will hold ar open meeting at the church this cen ing The men have been trying hard to have moving pictures shown at diff ferent times at the church to enlarge the treasury and npal arrangements no doubt will be completed this eve. ming.
 harvest whist and pinoehle vii be held this evening at the Odd Tel. qows hall under the auspices of the Oronoque lodge. I. c. o. F. Play vii begin promptly at 8 o'clock
 The Lilly camp. W. o. w. will lloIt "a whist Wednesday evening at the 9zrange hall. PIav will stat al s:II o'clock.
 Tl9s old Cor1nfbian football team ha. completed arrangen erts Ntftlr a team From Shelton for game 10 be p1ayet