The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-27
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Newtown, Aug. 27-I5yl order of the robate court David c. Peek, admin Sstrator of the estate Of Johanna sheehan will sell the equity in tlns' iestate at public auction. September 1915. at II a. m
 Miss Ina Drisco1 has been engag- ed as teacher Tor the South Center sehooi by counitteeman James Lsgans
 Tsle Crescent nine Of .Danbury are scl1eduIed to meet the Sandy Hook afternoon at o'clock on the Knoll field.
 John L agei Of New York city is spending his vacation Sandy F5e ok
 mrs Clark and daughter, Anna were visitors in Bridgeport.
 MT and Mrs C. G Meeker are en- tertaining their father, Charles Fl. 8Iessker of New Fork city Z
 VgelI-Inerifed recognition came { , N eN;toWn man. William 2. 7oyt and ednt afor an socfoIogist of national Fepufations who. last week, was elect fense association with headquarters in New York This temper ance or7 sanitation proposes to work in con5 nectlon with the National Anti Saloon League, but differs in this essential, that it's efforts zrvfl be fornatios1 of ssaan within it's membership.
 General Mana ger Charles s. Cole of tlle Electrical Engineering and Stor- age Battery Co.,, gives public notice that it is the desire of the company to Elx 2 preference in the matter of or4I Ipyuent to capable workers of <he town, and to those skilled work CTS who left the town owing to lack bf work who now desire to return :; or to those who left for the same reason and now have gained the skill and expertness which would make their services valuable. esidents haying knoWledge of any of these Masses are invited to hand in their names to the nanage ement.
 Road Supervisor William c. John son; First Selectrnan D. Briscoe;. Town Clerk Oscar Pitzschfer and PhiIo T. Platt, were in Hartford. Tuesday:
 A delightful social affair at the Inn Wednesday evening was the whist and dance given by Miss Dorothy Al len to her friends in the borough and inmates of the host4ry. Refresh naents Of punch and waters were serv- ed to more than forty.
 The body of Emily. Catherine De pew was brought to HaWleyvi1le. Tuesday and buried in the Land,s $ End cemetery She was a former res 1dent. aged "A. and her death occur Ted in AIeriden August 32. where she resided with daaghter. Her first husband was James W. Lake of Newtown. her second husband was John Depew Of stratford, both of whom she olItIived. She is survived by five children and 3 grand chill dren.
 AwreE@e IT. Gallagher Of Bridge port was in town Monday the guest oK Thomas Reilly.
 Mir. and Mrs. " A. Garfield, mo- tored to Beacon on H dson, Wednes- day where they are the guests of Mrs. I.illfan Jaynes-
 M. A. Corbett and family are enjoy ing their vacation by making trips E by car to nearby shore and inland resorts
 MT. and Mrs. Q. Howard Hall of Brook Farm recently entertained q Miss Helen Hall of Bridgeport and Ernest s. Whitney of Hartford
 Mrs. Horace Sherman, who has been visiting her brother, 4. E. Brinton for a month, returned "Wednesday to her home in San Francisco. Tuesday afternoon she enjoyed a party given oy Miss A aiine aurd in honor of sdeparting sfests.
 Miss Margaret Blake trained nurse
 From New Haven. is enjoying a rest at he home of her parents. Mir. and Mrs 1fchaeI Blake, Walnut Tree HILL Other fnembers Of the family now enjoying the hospitality of the homo are MT. and Mrs. Frank Blake and shildren of Brooklyn.