The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22
STAMFORD

STRATFGRD
 Stratford. Aug. 22.-(Special to The Times) While riding on a truck on Surf Avenue, Julius Koetesch, II years old, of Charles street, fell to the pavement and received several bruises about the face and shoulders. He was given medical tratement by Doc tor Lewis and taken to his home.
 Albert Anderson, animal trainer of Stratford, went to Stamford the early part of the week and purchased a quantity of live stock for his new store on Main street.
 A new concern has opened up for business in the store of L. Hansen. They are the agents for Kim powder for making milk. This is a commodity which cannot be pur- chased in the stores but must be re- ceived of the agents. It is said by those who have used it to be a fine article.
 The people of the Oronoque District held their annual clam bake Wednes- day afternoon in the Grove back of the homestead of George Booth. There was about every family rep resented at the dinner This din- ner was confined exclusively to the Oronoque people, although there were others who would have been de- lighted to attend this affair if they could
 The iron work of the second floor of the Lowell Block has already been put up. It is thought that the buil.i ing will be finished about the mluale of October.
 Because of the absence of cases, court was not opened yesterday morn ing.
 Martin Knapp and son will open the Stratford bowling alleys, Monday, Aug. 25.
 Many people are enjoying blue fish ing these days. The run of blues down by the breakwater is in grea: quantities, but the fish are of a small size.
 ItOIS6 DdltDldH anu OldI hagen spent a delightful day in Bridgeport, recently, taking in all the sights.
 John Phillips of sedgewick avenue went to New Haven to see his fath- CT, Wednesday.
 Sergeant Smith of the police force has fully recovered from his illness and has returned to his duties.
 John Peterson of Graham avenue. has resumed his duties with Edward Blakesly after receiving his discharge from the L. S. A.
 Miss A. T. Eaton. the popular sec retary in the building inspectors of fee, came to work Wednesday flashing a very pretty new sweater. Olaf Umbrehagen, owner of the Stratford Lunch, has purchased a new desk and it is thought by his friends l that he will soon be looking for q 1 nice bookkeeper. Thomas LaVey of Plumb & Bart i rams, has purchased a new Stutz. John McQuillan has purchased 3 | team of horses and will soon star | into the carting business. 1 The friends of John Assum oi l Nichols avenue, will be sorry to heal that he has injured his right hand Major Flint, employed in Harold Lovell's store, has purchased a new Harley-Davis motorcycle.
 Walter Parks of Elm street, is en | toying his vacation in town. One of the employees on the Lovel | block was injured yesterday by 2 piece of steel which flew into hi! | eye.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Bevans and SOY Dwight, formerly of Stratford, bu gently and are now the guests O. | Chief and Mrs. Allan Judson.
 Charles Lane of Linden avenue has accepted a position with the Lak, l Torpedo Boat Co. in Bridgeport. CORTEZ c. ROCKWELL, plumbing and heating; jobbing a speciality Corner Main and Hillside avenue
 Stratford. D 10 tfs STAMFORD GARAGE-Automobi accessories and general repair work Satisfaction guaranteed at Carter Bros.
 FOR SALE-Old fashioned Is room house in Stratford. Gleason. 209t
 Maine St., Stratford. Conn. INDIANA IS
 FOR CONCRETE ! ROADS ALONE On August the Indiana Stat, Highway Commission received bids for 54z miles of highways Con |