The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-06
STAMFORD


 The sta3e highway commission have notified First Selectman Roihn A. Curtis that on June. 11th at 2 o'clock 3. hearing will be held in regard to the tracks from Paradise Green to Co., luurburs Farm The hearing will take place in the office of the commission CTS and all who are in any way inter ested in this matter are requested to be present and express their opinion on the subject. The question was be- gun some time ago when the Wnt1k of laying the new state road began. At present the tracks are on the side of the road, but there are many who think they. should be in the center so that as Space will be allowed for trav- cling on each side.
 BAND CONCERT.
 On Thursday evening, June s. the Okenuck tribe of Red Men brass band will give a concert at Academy Hill. If successful 1t will be- followed by l others during the summer months. The n1ennb bers of the band have been rehearsif1g a.. great deal of late and are doing excellent work All who have heard the band play speak very highly of it. They will play for the l Sunday school parade and also will go to Fairfield soon to give a concert in that town. %F
 ATTFBE CHURCHES. Regular. services will be held. in all the churches in town tomorrow. At the St. James Catholic church. the usual masses will be held at S:30 and 10 30 Rev M c. O'Connor preaching. At, the Methodist church, Rev MT. Carpenter will prea,ch both morning andzeyening. In the evening a-Thrill- ing Bible Story will be told. Rev, G1. NJ Packard will conduct the morn ing and evening services at the Con- ey-a al 11.s
 Services at Christ church will be as follows: Holy Communion, a. m. i: second celebration at 10:SU; Sunday school, 12 m-; evening prayer and ser mon, 7:3O The Rev. Roger Fish of Kingston. N, r., will of1ciate at all the services.
 PERSONALS.
 Miss Elsie French is spending the week end with her parents in Trunn- bull. ~c
 Miss Daisy Mills of Bridgeport was a visitor in town yesterday.
 Maurice Baker has secured a posi- ton in a moving picture theatre at Walnut Beach. playing the. piano E A L. French of Trunabul Is visiting friends in Stratford.
 Mrs Arthur B. Parks of Bridgeport spent the day with Mrs. W. H. Austin of Broadb14dge avenue.
 Herbert smith has left his position in Doohttle's store on Barnun ave nue.
 Miss Ruby Reed and Miss Frances Thorpe. both of this town. were grad uated from the Connecticut F.roebel Normal Training, school of Bridgeport last evening. The exercises were held at the Stratfield.
 A large deer was recently seen near the woods between BeardsIey avenue and Lundy's lane.
 On next Tuesday evening the mem bers of the sewing circle of Evening Star Rebelzah lodge will hold whist in Odd Fellows hall.
 AT THE WEATOGIE. This afternoon putting match for ladies. for which a prize has been of- fered, will take place at the Wea- togue club. Tea will be served in the afternoon and this evening the mem bers will enjoy a. dance on the spa cious veranda A tennis tournament for men is being arranged, entries. for which close on June 18th This will make three tournaments, finals for which will be played on July fourth. The three are ladies', mems and mixed doubles.
 Sherim Russell will receive all calls at his home where he has moved his office from the Futile building.