The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-13

corn. as given by MT. Healey. Follow 1 ing the more serious business session | Of the Institute musical program | was rendered by Joseph Burr, plano | selection; Miss -aIiise F'orsythe, piano | selection, with Mrs. Burr Hill as &C., | companist, ana MSS Klttie M. Holton | in readings. DRAMATIC NIGHT AT
 GREENFIELD CHANGE | Next Tuesday night, the 17th, Green l field Grange will hold a dramatic night entertainment at Grange hall 1 Preparations are in the making for | an enjoyable evening which gives ! promise of something good in the dra- | matfc line. Clifford J. Brotherton and 1 Howard l. walceman will have charge l of the affair Light refreshments will l be served. IcEILING FALLS AT l GIRLS CLUB DANCE Surely it must have been a hide bound tangoer, turkey-trotter. bunny hugger or heel-twister who would leave his or her home last night to at tend dance. Old Boreas, notwith- standing the strength shown by the old gentleman, was braved by a good attendance at the Fairfield Girls club dance last night. The town hall held a large gathering from Bridgeport, Southport and Fairfield. The girls \ Ss 1 Mere man was ignored in managing the affair. His usefulness was only sought when 1t was time to provide admission tickets, act as the handy end Tn dance or two and buy an oc- casional bit~of refreshment-outside of that he was useless. Enjoyment was at it's height, the light fantastic was
 being tripped gai1y when-zipp, bang, IcrRsh-with a loud report down comes the ceiling. And that was the finish 7<,-, n, i field Girls club. Ma1oneyss orchestra of Bridgeport, furnished music for dancing. Miss Dora Nicholson, Miss Mabel Gravison and Miss Bertha Kiely were in charge of the affair.
 STATE POLICEMAN WHEELER State Policeman Rowe Wheeler of Stratford, was in Fairfield yesterday Iafternoon. The officer said he had been to Westport looking over the lgoods taken by Westport authorities in a recent raid in that town. Asked labout reported liquor selling at the thew Easton reservoir. Officer Wheeler lsaid he had heard of the rumored iiquor selling by one Masteroinnf. Ac- Icording to the state policeman Mas Iteroinni has been in dhis hands on pre- Ivious occasions with similar charges 1 against him. MT. Wheeler thinks he will motorcycle in and around Easton in the near future. Rides of this na- | - --c Se-S Ss e~- v OA-S -AAS -c1AA-1A lsTAMFoRD EXPLOSION AS FELT BY FAIRFTELDERs.
 A number of Fairfield residences Hwere shaken by the Stamf6rd ex- l p1osion Wednesday evening about SIS. 5 Report has it that about 250 pounds of dynamite stored in a building in Stamford exploded Concussion from
 the exploding dynamite was quite per
 ceptible throughout the town At
 first it was thought an earthquake in , this neighborhood caused the cornno- tion, but later advices showed the real : tcause.
 According to information Herbert s Jennings of Southport has been noti- : fled to appear at the Secretary of
 States office at Hartford and show
 cause why his automobile license e should not be revoked. MT. Jennings s was mixed up in recent automobile |, Iaccident- Hence the rumored call to . Hartford.
 d Cold storage plants on wheels seems d Ito be the fashion these last few days e and nights with the Connecticut TroI-
 ley company. Riding on trolley cars
 between Bridgeport and Fairfield ain't
 what it's cracked up to be, accordins T to Fairfe1ders who have to patronfze
 Ithe trolIeys these days An occasion : al freezesout is all rj~,s+S but an ice
 box trolley car has it's objections. A n little more heat would be acceptible. Is Mrs. James Furniss and daughter
 iare spending few days in town with Is lreIatives- Mrs. Furniss, who was a
 former Fairfield resident is now re- e tsiding with her family in Port Ches- I'll ter, N. r.
 The Ladies' Home Missionary socie.
 lty gathered together an attendance ol
 good proportions at the Congregations Y church yesterday. The meeting wal at 2:30. The sewing society me - - later in the afternoon and was follow ', ed at 6 o'clock with supper. Ladie. 7 of the church served the supper t. about -5
 = Mrs. Stephen s. Cate of Bethlehem " Conn.,, has been a visitor for a weel
 Center street.
 Business of importance recentl.
 necessitated Attorney Clitus H. Kin,
 paying a visit to New Haven. v MT. and Mrs. Austin J. Brun of Pen DI ing at their home on Penf1eld avenue % This evening a straw ride will b. r enjoyed to Long Hill by number o
 Fsairfeld's young people.
 Mrs. John H. Cobb Of Spring stree le entertained at cards recently in homo ly of Miss Estine BatcheIler, who is tn g. guest Of Mrs. William H. Batchelle ir of Fairfield avenue.
 1e Mir. and Mrs. Ralph flinders of Suf ze field Conn, are guests this week O
 Mrs. John Sexton of Pine Creek road
 Miss Isabelle Andrewson of NichoI a. Terrace has gone to Spring Valley. N