The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-30
Confirmation Al
 Christ Church And
 Cornwall Memorial
Bishop Brewster To Be Assist ed By Many of the Clergy.
STAMFORD NEWS ITEMS
Many Social Events Planned For Spring and Early
 Summer.

On Saturday evening Of this Week'' the administration of the rite or con fiTn,axion on several of the younger peopFe of Christ Hzpiscopal church vIliA take place. The service which will De conducted by the Rev. Chauncey B. Br-nvster. b. D., assisted by Rev. MT Sufffeu. the present pastor wall pc III part a memorial service for the late Rev. E. N- Cornwall the former pas tor of the church, who up till the time of his death had instructed the members of the confirmation class in- tending to hold the services on Eas- ter Sunday It is expected that large number will gather together in the <sa1Irssf. on Saturday evening to nav a tr4bzne of respect to the late Rev MT. Cornwall
 Many of the clergyUoen Of Ealrnelu county have been invited to atrenu the services and several will assist III af5rninFsfer1r1a the confirmation rites. sz.vey-IIr aist, have been asked to give a,r,af addresses including Bishop prawster. Rev. Alexander Hamilton Eav Alien. .E Beernan, the archdeacon of E,airfeEd county Rev. kennetn 1nacKenzie and Dev- Dr. Packard or the 1ocal Congregational church Pre- ,--sssy,r fine service and also between rhe addresses. special hymns will be In the class this year are seventeen vo4rnrr people and while this IS not the largest class that has been coy f3rruaed it is quite a good sized one T-bosze who are in the class are .Adolph- F,e1rt warren Jagne. Kenneth Fryer T7aroid s0a1nztead Nathan Oirnstead, Austin Ds LdeseT, Dorothy HoDeEts' victoria. Beardsleys fnez EdWalos, Lydia Beardsley. Carrie cnapnan' Iff1tan Ro<asord, Anna Storey, NH dred Johnsons May Heardaley, Mlnnie F+rasz ana Knnzna. Botsford, The ser- vices win begin at T.s0 o'clock
 MRaarRBL SHOW.
 rne Fzafa Mems minstrel show was reDeafsH last evsning with even. more ,-,5orsess ft1au on the first night. large number were present It nslng necessary for many to stand. Those taking part in the performances were in q very. jolly mood. having become acr,usbomed to the Hootlfghts on the f1rsk evening. All the songs and Jokes were rendered and received In the Ths aud1ence was much impressed when the spot light was thrown on Mrs Rosaxuunda W1nton. who occu- pied a seat in the middle of the hall while MT Saunders sang That Ldf- t1e Girl is You-s' AGE- Appleard. MT BsruEm. MT Graham and all others on fRre connanittee deserve much credit for the aduairaable way in which the chow was arranged and the chorus also deserve credit for their excellent singing
 On aDDnday evening. there Is to be a musical at the 1IethoSfst church which proxnises to be well worth at tending. Several so7ofsts from BF1dge- port and Stratford will sing and Mas ter Russell Thoznpeou, the wonderful boy eIoczti0nist, who is but six years of age. will be on tale program also- The afna4r is being given under the auspices of the Ladiesf Home Mis- sionary aociety- :
 ADVERrIsED IA1ZTEzRS.
 Letters srenaalrafug rncfaau1ed at the post once are for John Cupec. Mrs. M. Dunn. w R HanIey, William Packetf and Mrs sEezan Smith
 GREE TO WALK
 Om Gatnraay the Camp Fire Girls Of this town will wa1k to Far AGdn River and back, a distance of about n miles This orEanization. which was only recently started in town. has grown rapdiy- The girls will walk to Ear NH where they will take notes on all that they see and learn there -eszite e. nzznsber. are already planning to walk
 PERSONALS zAnsd0 rsBws NOTES.
 Mrn. Charles Hubbard of waarwack avenue is visiting Mrs ATargerin of Mount vernons N- Mrs. Hibbard will visit in New York city before re- turning.
 Mr. and NGrs. Raymond Jones of Bridgeport were recent visitors in town
 There will be no school on Friday oH account of teachers conventton-
 4 hedge is being planted about the