The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-26
STAMFORD

The committee in charge of the first regular trap shoot of the newly orr ganized E5ousatonic Rod and Gun club to be held on Saturday. Decoration day, has arranged assprograIn[ forstfi e e day which will be as follows: Event No. 1. Thirty targets, two strings of Is birds each. Prizes to be divided into four classes, A. B, e. D.
 Event No. 2. Thirty targets. two strings of 15 birds each. Prizes divid-. ed into classes A, B, e, D
 Special event (handicap), 25 birds. Three prizes, one each for three high est scores. Handicap to be deter mined by scores made in previous events. Handicap system of added targets will be used ;
 A special trophy, a handsome silver cup. will be awarded for high gun
 who has taken part in all events. pro- fessionaIs' shoot for targets only. In- terstate rules will govern the shoot
 and all targets win be at Is yards rise.
 Six committees have been elected to take charge of the events. They are as follows: x Committee Of arrangements, James l McTaggert, Allen Beardsley. James ] LalIy, Lewis Polly. Reception com mittee, F R. Banks. J. w. Hessian, A1cQuillan. Score committee, W. A.
 Hubbard, T. H. McQuillan, F. R. Banks, c. 1T. Stegenan, l.. W. Bur
 gess, J.. Douglas Wef1s, Jr. Squad committee, c. H. Stegeman. H. C.. Rritham, F. Wheeler A. Beardsley.
 Referees, E. F. Washburn. Lewis Pol ly, T. H. NNcQui1lan. J. w. Hessian. A. CranSton. sSsssss -ss
 wEzAToGUE CLUB. Final arrang ements have been l made for the formal opening of the iWeatogue Country club on Decora-. ton day and excellent program is planned for. As the monthly bulletin of the club says: The charm of am
 ticipation is upon us. Tt ought to be as difficult to find a member at home that day as to discover. a diamond ring in an onelet The programs is as follows: Beginning at g. a. rra,s 9, golf tournament, which will be- three
 round selective score tournarnent for the men for which a first and second prize will be offered. At 2 o'clock in the afternoon the officers of, the club l will ssreeeive the mennbers and at s o'clock sas supper win be served An orchestra, will play for dancing from l 2 in the afternoon until Ii in the eve l ming FOstals will be sent out so that
 the scoInnfttee may be informed of the number of tickets needed for mem l bers and friends who intend to enjoy | the supper. as it isE necessary to in- l form the caterer how many to pro- 1 . y member will be present on Saturday 1 to enjoy himself and get acquainted with others. If there is a button off
 from your determination to be there,
 or hook loose fix it.
 PERSONALS William Parks of East Broadway
 has been spending a few days with Miss Cora Purviance of South Main l street.
 l Miss Ethel Knapp has been visiting I in Fairfield
 Horace Work left today for his
 home in Madison, N. Y.. where he will
 spend his vacation.
 1 Louis Bristol and Edward Behre of l New Haven spent yesterday in Strat-! ford s5f Frederick B. Lewis, sen of Dr. and
 Mrs. 6. F'.@Lewis. will leave for Chi cago on Saturday MT. Lewis has se- Ecured 3. position with the government alton.
 ADVERTISED LETTERS I Letters remaining unclaimed at the post office are for Mrs. l.. W. Good win, Coansto Gi1eo1, A. Gogolin, B.. I Kings bury. and Nathan Leber. PLEASANT wIIIsT z A very pleasant whist was held last evening at the home of Mrs Julian Clinton on North Main street under IDaughters of Rebekah. Several hand
 some prizes were distributed among the lucky players after which refresh- nents were served. RED MEN MEET. a
 The regular weekly meeting of the local tribe of Red Men was held last evening in their new hall on Church street. After the meeting the band held a rehearsal Several new se1ec-
 tions have been added to the band s