The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-29
SIR A Is!F. OR E.ls!


 The stratford school Fife and Drum tsorne will reorganize and ail those sefb played in 1t before are requestso fo attend the meeting Tuesday even 3nE June 20, at [ o'ciocx IT me tsSu Su Mems hall. The young men VIII plsesS brsnr their instruments This drum corps won first prize few years ago ir the Memorial day parade in Briager The stereopticcn lecture given py css6rke L. O1ney of New York at the Methodist church last evening Wes very interesting and the audience was verv attentive throughout the lecture- Near1v 100 slides were ehown of the Inherent steps in a way'ward boy 's downfall and his com4ng back into so- rietv as d useful and upright citizen.
 .Ehers will be a parish meeting of the n.angbers of Christ Episcopal church at the chapel Wednesday evening at rsc1oc1< Business of importance IS to be tranaacted and all members are expected tO be present All the schools will be given a thor ouzh cleansing this week gs1e black boards will be repainteo, wood work cleaned, and the desks washed ana yarniahed-
 Bethany church and sunday school viii hold a picnic at Compo Beaschs July 8. There will be ball game water sports and lunch will be served. The Weatogue Country club is pian@ ming to celebrate the Fourth of July, ae it is the anniversary of the club's organization. Tennis and golf match es will be played and a reception will be held in the afternoon, with nre- works and dancing in the evening.
 IA supper will be served at o'clock and about 300 members and their friends will sit down to the meal
 Mrs Kenneth Trdmingham and son are expected from Bermuda today. A1- rrrf+ h her father, Arthur Wheeler. of Acad- Ravmon McBrids, John Murphy and MT King went into strawberry patch belonging to Mr. Elmer of Hol- lister Heights to look at the straw- berries. Mr. zimers little girl saw them and ran back to the house to tell her father In the meantime. Mir StolI a neighbor of MT. sZimar, came over and told them to leave. They had few heated words which led to d fight with clubs and sticks. Me- Bride and King had StolI arrested Constable Bassett serving the war rant Justice Policy, after a hearing, found sStoIl not guilty.
 Christ POrzen1eim of Water bury, was arrested and trtad before Judge Peek Saturday night for having the rear light on his autQmobile out He stated that he wss nbf aware of the light being out Judge Peck imposed a fine of $5 and costs. He appealed.
 George williams. John Steward and Edward Flanagan were taken into custody late Saturday night by Con- stable Judson for creating a disturb ance and displaying rowdyism on a, trolley car coming from Walnut Beach This trial will come up tonight be- fore Judge Peck.
 Mrs. E. D. Baldwin of Judson place win spend the summer visiting with her cousin, Elmer Pardee, in SOuthfng- ion, Conn
 Mrs. salmon of Quebec, Canada is spending a few weeks with Mrs. Wool ley Of White street
 Miss Ella Field of East Broadway IS spending a week at Derby.
 Mrs. T. J- Watt of East Broadway win spend q few weeks at Brooklyn, N.
 Mrs F. s. stu1ts of King street. will spend the summer in Turo, Can.
 Miss Porter will spend a week visit Ing friends in Brooklyn
 A meeting of Division No A. O. H-, win be held tonight in Hfbernian haA Hamilton avenue Star of Strat-