The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-05
TWENTY YEARS AGO.

FATHER osCONNoR
 TRANSFFRRED
 Rev. Father o,Connor who has been 2 conneeaed with St. Augustine s church for the past year, was today notified by Bishop Tierney of ms i Haven. where he will be assistant to Erather Russell A delegation from St Aug4lstine's parish will go to New TIaUen Sunday and participate at Whatever mass he celebrates.
 fFather osConnor is at present pas Nor of st. James R. c. church, strat- Eford.
 Thesyoungest son of President Wren aof the board of Education. while re- Knocked down and run over by a team iSarfv ens by ex-Postmaster Doolittle. ErortunateIy he escaped with a few slight bruises. The misfap was un- Awoidable.
 Con Dwyer's saloon on North ave uue was broken into early this morn hne and a quantity of cigars, iquors kand tobacco taken. An overcoat val Eued ak s15 was also taken.
 Evidently the same burglars broke kopen window leading to T. Lang Edon's grocery, but they were scared kEwasy by a watch dog.
 They next visited Southey's quarry where after loreaking several wind ows they stole about g worth of tools
 Tn the death of ex-Alderrnan Fra,w- saey. which occurred this n1ornzng, one tof the most highly respected Irish kArnericans Of this city passed away. HIe represented the Third Ward in bboth brancfes of the Comm on Coup- kcii being an Alderman for two years kThe deceased was about 50 years of jn.ge and is survived by two daugh- +ers and three sons He was a meHn- kber o6 Cecil Calvert Council. K. of c.
 The remains of Jack MeMahon bwere this morning inferred in St. fMichaeTs cenetery St. Joseph's T. h. & B.. association attended the fun EeraI in 2. body. and with, their chap Hain. Rev. R. J. Carroll, offered pray Ter at the grave. The bearers were kAtKorney J. H 4O'Rourke. John La yery. M W. White, M. Fftzsimmons. Philip F. Flynn and p. T. Daley
 Newburgh, N. Y. gan. 4.-Rev. pr. tHdcGlynn celebrated low mass at St. Aary's church yesterday morning and Admdnisterer the Sacrament to 50 pa l1ishioners. He spoke briefly to his Econgregafions congratulating them on lfhe excellence of the pastor whom he twas succeeding and expressed a hope 4hat the relations of people and pas tor would. be pleasant.
 ! The holiday vacation at the public schools ended yesterday and all the schools opened thik morning with a full attendance. TEerel have been two changes in the corps of teachers. one at Summerdedd school and one at sTaltersviae school
 THEIR WOODEN WEDDING
 Yesterday was the firth anniversary of the wedding of MT. and Mrs. F. w nome, 92 Barnllm avenue froInh 4 un- twere present. Those who received were Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Bolande 1Gr. and Mrs. David Wooster and Mir land Mrs. J. H. Beach. After the re kception the guests were entertained Int a box party at the Park City thea Ttre.
 Mrs R. Welt will entertain the La sFdies' society and her many acquain- Eances in the commodious reception broom of the German Reformed church 4o-morTow.
 Last week trolley car ran into an6 kdmolsshed a vehicle containing MT tand Mrs. Frank Beibe1 of 14 Waltel etreet, and James Broderick of tht kEity bakery and his three year oIt 4daughter. The accident occurred or sBroad street and the occupants were Sthrown out. Mr. Befbel's right arm < Twas sprained and bruised b11t5the oth ers were uninjured. Now Mr Beibe threatens to sue the Traction Co.
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