The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-17
BRUCE AVENUE RESIDENTS MUST
 PAY FOR WALKS
Church Services, Meetings and Social Events Keep Strat-
 ford Busy
especial to Ind F.armer.l

Stratford, Oct. 17.---The funeral of George Lampson was held from his late home, 922 Stratford avenue, at 2: 30 o'clock this afternon. Rev. Chauncey e. Kennedy, rector of the Christ Epls- copal church, Conducted the funeral service. There were many scrTowing friends and relatives present, and a wealth of floral en1b1ems attesting the esteem in which the deceased was held. Burial was in Union cemetery, Rev. Chauncey c. Kennedy reading the commital service. The pail bear CTS were William Bristol, Walter line B. P. Allen, Ephrain Wakelee D. H. Merrick and l.. K. Whitney.
 The body of Hugh J. Keenan. a res 1dent of the Bronx New York city, who was killed by an express train last July while walking across the railroad bridge at Naugatuck Junc- ton. was exhumed yesterday in Unioa cemetery by Frank Curtis, the local undertaAer, and turned over. to. H. Keenan, of Woreeater, Mass, a broth ! CT of the man The body was placed York Burial was in Calvary ceme- terry.
 The residents living in Hollister Heights district are warned against woman who poses as a representative from the HoI1tster Heights Sunday school. She is soliciting money and clothing by using Mrs. Sanmiss name but has not been recornnn ended by any Sunday school or by any person.
 A large number of voters were made yesterday, it being the last day to be registered before the November eIec- ton.
 The taxpayers along Bruce avenue, who were delinquent in having new sidewalks laid when they were or 1axz lime are having them laid now by the town. When the work is completed tine bill will be sent to the owners whc must reimburse the town
 large catch of striped bass was 1reesse yesterday by Charles Plumb, of Judson place Some of the fish aver aged from nine to twenty three pounds in weight.
 The Taxps.yers' Improvement club will hold their second annual dance on Saturday evening, October 31, in the hall on Nichols avenue.
 The case of Michael Latzke of Hol- lister Heights, who was arrested last week by Constable William Bassett for creating a disturbance, resisting an officer and tntoxication. will be tried before Justice Lewis A. Policy, Mon day morning at g o'clock in the Strat- ford court.
 Masses at St. James R. c. church
 
 tor, Rev Michael OsCennor, at 8.30 and 10:30, the last mass being a high one. Vesper service at 7.30 in the evening.
 There will be the regular morning and evening service at the Christ Episcopal church Rev. Chauncey C. Kennedy will conduct both services.
 Tomorrow will be Layrnen' Day at the Stratford M. E church. -Four lay men from N1eriden are expected to be present. They will speak in the morn ing about the work Of laynnen as they have seen it. In the evening these vis- itors and some of. the other men will speak briefly. There will be fine sing ing by a male chorus, and some of the old fashioned songs will also be sung. In short it will be an old fashioned Methodist meeting such as all will en- joy. Strangers welcome. Seats free. Miss Julia Wheeler of Wells place is i'll with rheumatism.
 MT. and Mrs Lewis Thompson and children of Hartford have returned to their homes a.fte ra short stay with Mir. and Mrs. John ". Thompson of Church street.
 Olaf Unbehagen of Main street will leave next week with Arthur Beers l for a trip to Florida in MT. Beers sloop yacht.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Conine have re- turned home from Princeton, N. J., 1 where they have been visiting their son, Webster, who is student al Princeton college
 | The annual meeting of the Stratford Charitable society was held yesterday afternoon on the second floor of the town hall at o'clock. There was 8 large attendance at the meeting de- spite the indictment weather A report was read for the past year. The off, cers elected for the ensuing year were 1 as follows: President, Mrs. Frank l Patterson; vice-president, Miss Ida Rurritt; secretary, Mrs. Adelaide Gun ther; treasurer. Mrs. H. Leroy Lewis | executive committee, Miss Ida Bura1tt chairman; Mrs. Arthur Wheeler Miss Emma Allen. Mrs Albert Merrill Mrs