The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-19
IOUR OWN
 NEWS LET FER
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 fxevkoyrn, Jan 1os-W.> H. Wake lee, whose garage was destroyed by lire laak week has decided to remain in town, taking up the work of au- ttonobdle repairfng in the garage at ftach to the Nevtown Inn pending the looming of spring He expects to re- build This is good news for the more than two hundred local owners of motor cars as well as for tourists who meet the usual exigencies of travel On our highways. Besides the tow nspeopIe generally are glad that MT. Wake1ee will stay in town
 Clifford D. Castle of Bridgeport, state agent of the Equitable Life In surance Company was a guest of the local agents. PitschIer & Son. < Mrs John Carlson of Brookf is "a guest Of Mrs. Emily Carlson of the borough
 Attendance in most of the schools Monday was poor, owing to the storm The High School held no sessions yes- fterday
 John McManon, for over forty wears section boss on the N. r., N. H.. 6 H. R. R., died at his home in E Brookf1eid and the funeral occur fred Monday from the Catholic church lin Brookde1d. interment being in the aAnnong fhe Newtown friends attend- ing the funeral were Miss May Mc- ranlara, Miss Margaret Grove. and N6iss Nellie Keane.
 Mrs J. T. sheehan visited her fath-, fer. William osHayer of Brookfleld, kEunday.
 MEas L. E. Johnson will make her; khorne for the winter with Mr. and | Mrs. ". c. Johnson in South Center.
 The children Of Frank Ruffells. R. IF D. carrier at HawIeyv1I1e. now at Efend ac4loo1 in Lands End district, TK.a1ea t6n
 Miss Genevfeve Brown of Bridge port was a recent guest of her cousin, t1Iiss Florence Gafney.
 Mrs John Ray and children were over Sunday guests of friends in
 The Haw1eyviiae Whist club to the number of twenty nine members were entertained Thursday night by MT. ana Mrs. James B. Nichols Of Mount fPIeaaaxat.
 Mrs. Abbte Nichols nf Mount Pleas ant will spend the rest Of the winter { in HTew Haven
 DfyAsaon EsngfneeF George Smith of New Milford, a representative from fhe highway commissioned office, 1 last week came to town and together with local supersisor W. C. Johnsen, went oxer the lower or Bethel road Ion a tour of inspection. It is expect Led vzork-oa this road by the state will Ebeefn 1n inc spring and this visit was to decide as te thssbest kind of road1 bed fer f1zzs section. He decided to receHanend te GeanI1aiszston Bennett that fzle adVerHssd bids for same [ should calz for estimates both for field stozfs and fer gravel road beds, thus Kivins time for the pFspers selection df FnakaHzal.
 ks e, B JehnaBn won't Saturday, to visit his daughter, Mrs S. F. King of lUnionvIIler
 The giFls baazzakbadI team of the High eBfa60s, met a ef4aintet eR girls k9roEn ERAe BaabuxY High school, Sa4ur- day fEaFHn0n, at town hall, and were defsazed a5T t7ae visitors by the score | of 21 to 1a, The local lineup; Gen. Ffe9, BeE27aa. 6uHHeFs; right guard, Anna GwesHBlateS left guard, Virginia FF1Du5&aan; Ezgh4 E8Hwaed, Amy Ban ftaes Iefk EaxWaFH, Sarah Beers, There will be a steekAe1deEs meet 21ag eE ta1s frzFssFeFz ia the New+owa WataF eemBaRE, MendaT evening, Jan. 25, at sse1oeA, at the paF1ers of the k1ewtssEH saFiEeIsS hank. The newly tchos6a BeaEd Of directors will then have a meeting Is aBpaFtiea what part Of tBe net earnings ef the corpora Et1oa wiH go te divddends and what bpgeVerftsa 5Efzl be passed to surplus Eaeees1nk
 The remalas ef Mary SeaHIaa, who Ed5ed Sunday aE Aftdd7etawn, were E1E-sszgnt t8 NeHfezgHs AEoaaay, to the undertaking FaeEas 6E #. ". Troy of k6aAdy Hook from which the funeral Twill 0eruE, Faesday HoFRtns, to St. Rose's church. Interment in St. Roses ceHneteFy. The deceased was asbeut 40 years of age and the dauglat- Ter of the late Patrick and Bridget scanIan ef 5Falpa4t Free HiH
 The St Rosess parish supper will 9e held at St. MAEy's hall, Sandy 14ook, Wednesday, :5aRuary 27 It EBTogptsss to be uD to the usual stana-. ier4 ef excealenee.