The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-04

League for the benefit of the Anne Hathaway cottage fund. Play will start at 2:3O o'clock.
 So successful was the barn dance at the Black Rock Shore and Country Club last week that the house com mittee has decided to repeat the en- tertainment on Thursday evening of this week. Dinner is served from 6 to 9 o'clock and there is dancing from 6:S0 to 10 o'clock with music by Spei- dePs orchestra.
 The Minute Women of this city were busy today answering one of the first calls made upon them. Twelve of the motor squad of which Mrs. Kenneth McNeil is captain, met at the office of Hincks Bros. this morning at the request of w. T. Hincks to as- sist him in the work of selling the Thrift Stamps. Those who offered themselves and their cars for this work, were Mrs. Kenneth McNeil, Mrs. Harry c. Ives, Mrs. F. L. Wilder, Mrs. A. S. Mcdonald, Mrs. J. F. Ceni- cola, Mrs. Herbert F'lansburg, Mrs. w. T. Hincks, Mrs. Richard Howell and Mrs. Walter Wheeler.
 The second of the series of Food Demonstrations will be given at sherman School, Fairfield, on Friday, February Sth, at two o'clock under the auspices of the Home Economics | Committee The subject will be 'Tn- Lof show how to make Mock Sausages Pea Timbales, Cheese Fondue and Nut Chops. All women are earnestly requested to attend these instructive and helpful meetings, and to bring friends. The worlds supply of meat | is not sufficient to meet the needs of the United States and our Allies un- less SEe practice economy, particularly | in the consumption of those meats which are readily transported, name | Ily beef, mutton and pork. In the Unite6 States, January 1st, 1917, we had approximately 6S,617 cattle which included the dairy stock. The dairy stock must ibe saved to meet the in- creasing demand for milk and milk lproducts. France has attempted to save her dairy cattle; the sale of meat has been restricted by legislation. The horses killed at the front are shipped directly to Paris for sale in the public markets Even the additional supply has not met the demand, so that sale of meats is not only restricted ir amounts to individuals, but also re- stricted to certain days in the week England, because of lack of cattle -nf faE to raising field crops for human con sumption, is reducing her total live lstock through increased slaughter fol human use. Her food regulations is sued in May of last year therefore show a definite increase in the amour of meat that may be purchased pel individual This condition must nee essarily be temporary and England will again be reduced to a very re stricted meat requirement.
 At the morning service yesterday the United Church consecrated it
 Roll of Honor of 11S names-75 of tn
 National Service and s of the Con
 necticut Home Guard. The Rol
 which is beautifully printed an
 framed, recently completed and pre-
 sented to the church by MT. Georg , H. Edwards, was carried to the fror of the church by Ernest Hart, U. e A. and H. B. Dicky, U. S. N, for tn s brief ceremony of consecraion, afte
 which everyone stood at attention
 with the men saluting, during tn singing of one verse of the nation;
 anthem.
 The subject of pr. William Hol
 ace Days sermon was 'FNot Disobe
 dient to the Vision.'
 It is time for the second term wor
 of the educational department of u
 Young Women's Christian Associatio z to begin. but the classes at the centrt
 association will be delayed one wee
 Tonight the dressmaking class of tE
 East Side will start the second ter
 session and all wishing to enter u class should try to be present for u
 first lesson. The millinery and en