The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-13
OWN
 IS LET FER

Blae speciaa meeting of town voters
 He'd for yesteEday afternoon was
 gely attended, bus owing to sosne
 nder atanding nne1azng enectta1
 as done The prevailing Rsz11txnent was XavoTaks4e to, exooKE as1n& The eIeetrfeaI Storage and Battery Cor, to locate here provided ths promoters can assure the town of An a4eqEaAe benef1t for the conzcessicus they want.
 Neither Charles & Cole nor Julius Hartwig who are said to be back of the proposition was present. and the president of the board of trades F H- -R4cCarflay did not feel authoTized to the firm stood ready to offer. Another eIaosfon to d5ourn was made but the Chairman A. B. B1akeznan ruled the motion out Of order tD allow Cashier A Nett1eton of the Savings bank to introduces resolution providing for nnitfee to confer with the officials of the new company, find out what they can Ruarantee the town in return for concessions asked for and report to a future meeting to be warned by the seleeImen The following ccnuaattee was named: W. J. Beechers B. c. f Curtiss T. J. Lseee. P. H. Mccarthy, " C. Johnson and Charles ?. Besg sgd6asy.
 A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles s. Cole at the Danburg hospi- tai. Friday July g.
 Mrs E. B. Aliens guests r as week [ are her aunt, Mrs. James Black, Mrs. George Lockwood and uaughts1ss the Misses Helen and Edith sLceAwood o4 Woodlawn. IN. r.
 Miss Margaret Blake and Michael Blake, Jr., are visiting in Brooklyn, L. E and the Misses Elizabeth and Nora Blake, and their guest George Lawfess of Naugatuck are visiting in Westport, Conn.
 Miss Helen McKe1vey to ealtertain- Ing MT. and Mrs. F. " Fatro1aiId of Bridgeport and the Misses Scudder from New Brunswick, N- J.
 Frederick Talty of Bridgeport is spending some of his vacation with Walnut Tree Hill friends.
 Tine committee of the local grange in charge of the presentation of the play llssWay Down in Maiae,s at the Town hall Friday night,4are Mrs. w. N Mitchell. ". B. Glover and Herman N. T3ennann, tSr.
 r71e Hon. Howard B. Scot<, judge of the court of common pleas for Fair feId county has ordered the sale of three parcels of land of the estates of the late Owen Ryan and his wife, In order to distribute the proceedss%o the heirs The sale will be held on the premises August 2, at II .: m.
 Principal P H. Mccarthy of the Burough schools has undertaken the \ and will be scout master He ex- pectssto arrange a social meeting la ter when a speaker from headquar- ters will attend and address all inter iested.
 Mrs. E.. A. Gfntfler has returned from a visit in Waterbury. Raymond Ginther of Milford is now a guest at the family home.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Con- 3gregationa1 church will hold their An s11ua1 sale of fancy and household ar tfc1esg Thursday afternoon July 1 5 in the lower rooms of the church The committees in charge desire to call es- peciaT attention to the collection of do- Enestfc rugs woven from the dtsused church carpets. all of which are fine ready sale. Cake and ice cream will FaIso sBe for sale during the afternoon and evening. Everybody is invited.
 The meeting of Trinity guild sched- uIeds for Thursday afternoon has been postponed until Friday afternoon at Trinity rectory. The change is made in order not to conflict with the sale of the Ladies' Aid society of the Con 4 gregationaI church.
 Miss Lent, FapIes. so long in the family of MT. and Mrs. Henry Rupf has left to join her brother in New ! Jersey.
 Harold Ray returned from a pleas ant visit of several days with Bridge port friends.
 William Whitlocl and family have moved into the John B. Kain cottage
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