The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-29
DAHL NAMED TO SUCCEED BUnNES
 ON FIRE BOARD
StratfOrd SeIectmen Choose LOcOmObile Employe for
 Commissioner
Especial to The Farmer.)


 Stratford, Oct. 29-Jeremiah Dahl of Huntington road, an empIoye of 1 the Locomobile Co.,, Bridgeport, was appointed fire commissioner last night at the regular meeting of the board of se1eCtmen held last night at the town hall to fill the vacancy left by Harry A. Burnes of Main street who recently resigned MT. Burnes tendered his resignation the first part of the week stating that as he is already filling the position of building inspector he would be unable to devote his careful attention to that of fire commissioner The board voted that Building In spector Harry A. Burnes be given per-
 mission to purchase his necessary supplies and have the same charged to the town, that Clerk Harold c. Lowell publish a suitable copy of the proposed building code for submission to the selectmen for approval; that Clerk Lowell be instructed to notify the board of fire commissioners to recommend to the board of selectmen the number of fire hydrants they dee1r necessary. for the town and the 1oca- tion of the same, and to abate the taxes of A. Sabo1 of Hollister Heights on the list of 1918 and 1914 on lot 16S amounting to $6.59. The taxes were paid by two different parties be- fore MT. Sabol purchased the prop erty. William Burstein of Ho11ister Heights, James H. Hart of Hunting ton Toad, William E. Mallory of Broadbridge road. Samuel gWake1ee of Avon Park, John Pederson of Burritt avenue, David Hennessey of Hollister Heights, and Battling Levinsky, the pugi1ist, of the lower docks were ap- pointed special policemen to serve until Oct. 1,s1916. The board voted that matters of police protection for Ia aScsa hof 1af iy, h dG z0f Deputy Sheriff E. Mills ToInlinson; that the request of Harry L.. Porter of 76 Rose street. to. build a cesspool between the sidewalk and the gutter, be rejected; to accept the map on file Of the Weatogue Country club: to ac- to notify William c. Warehouse to give James J. Sexton of Stratford av- enue his fence line on Stratford ave nue so that he may remove his fence back on a line with the oth road ad- joining properties. Charles Wells and John J. Williams were appointed to appraise the damage done to the peach trees of Albert Coulter of Oro- noque by deer. The animals destroy- ed much fruit.
 In the presence of many relatives and friends Miss Grace H. Rudine, daug ghter of MT. and Mrs Charles Ru-5 dine Of King street became the bride of MT. Joseph B. xRegan of Bridge port at o'clock yeSterday afternoon at the home of the brides parents. Rev. s. A Moore of Bridgeport per formed the ceremony
 The bride wore a gown of blue win ter serge trimmed in fur and carried a bouquet of white roses, The brides maid, Miss Ethel Harrison, was attired in a gown of white chiffon trimmed with brown silk and carried a bouquet of ping roses. Joseph Wrigens of Bridgeport acted as best man. ll
 Following the ceremony wedding supper was served. Later in the evening the bridal party left on their honeymoon trip to Springfield, Mass On their return they will take up their residence at 197 Hewitt street, Bridge port The bride was the recipient of many handsome and beautiful gifts