The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-26
STAMFORD
Special to The Times.)

Stratford. Oct 26.---The funeral of William B. Middlebrooks was held from the home of his mother, Mrs. Nathan Middlebrooks. West Broad street. this afternoon. MT. Middle brooks died in Stamford, Oct. 24. In- terment was in Union cemetery.
 Carten Brothers are doing a capac- ity business at tthe Stratford Garage. They believe that satisfied customers are the best.
 Mrs. Amelia Yofennof died at the Stratford hospital Thursday evening.
 Bessie Wesley was found guilty of stealing a diamond ring from Mrs. Colwell of Vine street. Judge Blake man sentenced her to six months in jail and a fine of $25 The jail sen tence was afterward remitted.
 For the past twp weeks MT. and Mrs. H. M. Doyle, of East Broadway, have been confined at their home with severe attacks of influenza. On | last Saturday they were so much inn l mitted to sit up for a while. On Sat urday morning, MT. Doyle did not ap- pear as well as he had been the day before and when the attending phy- sician arrived he soon found that his case had developed into double pneu- monia, while his wife continued to improve. MT. Doyle has greatly inn proved for the past few days, and it is thought that with careful treat ment he will soon recover.
 MT. and Mrs. H. W. Porter, of White street. left town this week to spend the winter in Florida. Their trip will be made with their automo- bile, and they expect to spend con- siderable time on the road visiting the different cities along the route. They will spend some time in Wash ington and other large cities. They will probably be at Miama, Florida, most of the winter, and will return home in the early spring.
 Alfred Wakelee is erecting a new double house on the lot at the corner of White and East Broad street Mr. Wakelee has been the owner of the lot for some time. and at one time commenced the erection of a house but for some reason he discontinued building. Now he is making rapid strides, and it will not be long before the house will be completed.
 Bethany church. corner of Nichols avenue and Wheeler terrace. The services tomorrow will be conducted
 by the Rev. J. W. Davis, of Bridge IIort. In the morning, at 10:30, MT. Davis will preach, and also at 7:3O in the evening. The session of the Sun day school will be held at the close of the morning service, to which all are
 invited to remain. The Young Peo- ple's meeting will be held at 6:45 p.
 m. Wednesday evening prayer ser
 vice at 7:45. All are invited to these services.
 At the Congregational church or
 Sunday morning, the pastor will
 preach on the theme, Tempted As
 We Are" At the evening service al 7:30 he will give an address based or
 Ex-ambassador's book. My Foul
 Years in Germany" pointing out the remarkable significace which attaches to this book in the light of present day events in Germany. The Young People will meet at 6:3O in Packard
 hall to consider the theme, "The Power of the Cross in Latin Amer ica!" On Wednesday evening comet the usual preparatory lecture preced ing the Communion service. The pas tor will speak Wednesday evening or the tbana "Sip1ari+1-
 Services at Christ church will bt held as usual; holy Communion at s : Sunday school at 9:3O, morning praye and sermon at 10:45.
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