The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-07-01
STRATFORD

The Redmen will meet this evening
at 8 o'clock in their wigwam on
Church street. All new members are
requested to be present to make final
arrangements for the Fourth of July
celebration.
The canning kitchen in the Ding
bat club will be open all day Wednes-
day to the public who wish to come
in and bring their fruit or vegetables
and have them canned at a very rea-
sonable price. All those who wish
to buy jars may get them at the
kitchen. If convenient notify Miss
Alice Judson.
The Boy Scouts will meet this even
ing at o'clock in Packard hall, in the
| Congregational church.
The July 4th celebration which is
being arranged for by Okenuck tribe
OF Redmen, promises to be a big event
and no doubt a large crowd will be
on hand. The following well known
soloists will take part: Mrs. Flor
ence Yates Thompson and Miss Bea-
trice Goodell. In addition, there will
be Bridgeport double quartet. Also
| dancing will be a feature at the wig
wan.
| The large beautiful collie dog that
was owned by Charles Mills on Main
street, died last week from poison.
Every effort was made to save the
dog but was unsuccessful
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Palmer and
family of King street, spent Sunday
at Coney Island.
Mr.. and MRS. Allison Beatch1y inter
tanned over the weekend at their
Main street home, relatives from Sey-
mour.
George Mandel1, who gave his ad-
| dress as 40 Bruce avenue, town, was
| fined 800 and costs in the Derby
court, Saturday, for operating an au-
| tomobile while under the influence of
liquor. A companion of Mandell
Sam zedo, who gave the same ad-
| dress, became excited and started i
loud and abusive argument with
pedestrian, with the result that he,
too, was arraigned in the court and
fined 81 and costs.
"A piano recital was given by the
pupils of Miss Edith Francis Bacon
Saturday evening. Following is the
program:
| Duet, The Turkey March, Miss Ba-
con, Miss Alice Maslin; SOLO, (a) Hap
by School Days; Oh Dance, Miss Do
ris Shrine; solo, (a) Dance on the
Green; Cb) On the Bay, Miss Florence
Merwin; solo, (a) Naughty Pussy; CO.
Rock-a-Bye Song; (c) The Popcorn
Boy, Miss Alice Maslin, singing by
the class; solo (a) Ice Man; OBJ Broken
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Bells do Ring; Cb) A Sad Story, Miss
Helen Smith; reading, Selected, Miss
Laura Chamberlin; solo, (a) Close of
lSchoo1; Cb) Glide, Waltz, Miss Bacon,
Miss Anna Nelson; solo, Sing Robin
Sing, Miss Esther Binley; solo, The
Bells, Miss Ada Best; solo, Pearl
Waltz, Miss Winifred Hamilton; duet,
lSpringtime, Miss Bacon, Master Fred
eric Goodsell; solo, BY the Spring,
Master Clinton Brelsford: solo, (a)
Southern LulI-a-bye; o. BNow-BugIe,
Blow, Master Jack Wheeler; solo,
Boy Scouts March, Master George
Wilson; quartette, Daisies, Miss Ba-
con, Miss Caroline PLAT, Miss Helen
Smith, Miss Florence Merwin; solo,
Busy Bee Waltz, Miss Celia Russia
kow; solo, Sack Waltz, Master Arthur
Somers; solo. Varsovia, Miss Frances
Iinley; solo, Guide Right March,
Master Richard Monahan; solo, Min
uette, Miss Catherine Munich; solo,
Full of Glee, Miss Mildred Smith;
reading, Selected, Miss Laura Cham
berlin; SOLO Morning Breezes, Miss
Florence Warner: solo, Rondo Mig
non, Miss Doris Merwin; duet, Flying
Spray, Miss Dorothy FairchiTd; solo,
Silent Thoughts, Miss Margaret Best;
solo, Edelwiess Glide, Miss Catherine
Smith; solo, Wood Nymphs, Miss Vio-
let Curtis; duet, Haymakers March,
Miss Doris Merwin, Miss Mildred
Smith; 'AStar Spangled Banner"
c, A, Abercrombie, the Main street
newsdea1er, is The Times representa-
f tive in Strafford. Items of news sent
| to his store will receive prompt alton