The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-02
REFUSES TO NAME
 HIS PAL IN ATTACK ON STAMFORD MAN
Justice Policy Sentences Bridgeporter to Jail In
 Stratford Court
Especial to The Fafmer.)


 stratford, Jan. "A penalty of $50 and costs was imposed upon Stanley Nislzie of Railroad avenue, Bridge port, las tevening in the town court by Justice Lewis A. Policy. Ndsl<ie and his companion, whom the police are still seeking, attacked John. F. Rollins, manager of Longley's res- taurant, Bridgeport, on Dec. 31 at o'clock, a few minutes after he had aIighted from a trolley car at Beards- ley corner and Linden avenue. Mis- lxie's 6Tiend escaPed before the police arrived. When questioned at court last evening as to who his companion name.
 The members of the weatogue Country club will hold 8 meeting at the town hall Tuesday evening, Jan 5, at g. o'clock. Plans will be dis -cuased in regard to the new site for their club.
 The charita able women of the town are p,lanning to give a supper some evening dn the near Culture, the pro- ceeds of which will be devoted to. the work of relieving suffering among the poor of Stratford. A meeting is to be held at the town hall on Monday, Jan. 4, at which definite plans for the af- fair will be arranged. Am invitation is extended to all the women of the town who are interested to attend the meeting Monday evening to assist in the work of charity. The success which attended the recent oyster sup per given for charity by the members Of the Dingbat club leaves no room for doubt that the coming affair will be a fine success
 A4r and Mrs. Arthur Wheeler and daughter, EsmlIy left yesterday for Bermuda. Their stay will be tnded- mite.
 The Shepherds of Bethlehem have chosen these officers: Commander, Frank Newell; vice-commander, Elm ma Johnson; scribe. Carrie Payne; accountant, Hattie Hale; treasurer, 1 Annie Holmes, Sr.; outside guard, J. P Hale, inside guard, Mrs. Meisse; marshal, Annie Holmes, Jr.; and trua- tee. Axtel Risbert.
 Masses at St. James, R. C. church on Sunday will be celebrated at s:ao and 10:30 o'clock, the last mass being I a daiesh one Rev. Michael J. OsCson- nor the pastor will preach at both services In the evening there will be a vesper service at T:30 o'clock Services at the Christ Episcopal church on Sunday will be as follows; Communion service at g o'clock, morn l ing service at 1O:4o with Holy Com ra5frioIr and a sermon by the pastor, Rev. Chauncey C. Kennedy, Sunday school at 12 o'clock and evening ser l vice at 7:30 o'clock,
 At the Stratford Methodist church l there will be Communion service and reception of members in the morning. l Tn the evening Rev. E. c carpenter, I the pestor, will preach the last of his sermons on Revelation, his subject to be .4The Last Invitations of the Bi- bIe.''
 Services at the Congregationai l church will be held in the morning and evening. Communion wdll be giv- en in the morning. Rev. E. N. Pack l ard, D. D.. the pastor, will lead the l Christian Endeawor meeting at 6:30 in 1 the evening.
 l Beginning Monday night, there will lbe union evangelistic services in the I Congregational church every evening except Saturday. The meeting will be led Fsiby the pastors of the town l The chorus choir will be in charge ot l Professor .ATmstrong of New York l and new books for Congregational use through the meeting will be the ones fused in the Billy Sunday meetings
 An offering will be taken each even ing for expenses. The song services l will commence at 7:45 o'clock.