The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-10
STAMFORD LOST
 GIRL IS FOUND
Six Year Old Mildred Lamp hear Located by Police
 Other Stratford News.
Especial to The Times.)

l Stratford, April 1O-Mildred, the 1 six year old daughter of MT. and Mrs. 1 George Lamphear, wandered from i her home on King street Tuesday l afternoon and walked to the center where she was found by the police and taken in charge. Her absence
 was noticed by Mrs. Lamphear short l ly after the child had left the yard l and the neighborhood was secured in an effort to find the child. 1 Failing to find any trace of her i daughter, Mrs. Lamphear in despair i telephoned the police station and was ] told that the baby was there. The I child had refused to tell it's name to 1 the police and they had been in l Quandry to know where to locate its parents until the telephone message l came in. When the home of the ] child was learned the police took her ! home in the patrol wagon and the 1 young lady was none the worse for 1 her experience. During her wander 1 ings at the center some one had given the child some chocolate candy which she enjoyed to the fullest ex- 1 tent.
 A number of Etratford people were present Tuesday night at the wedding ceremony of Miss Minnie F. Green ing. daughter of MT and Mrs. Joseph S- Greening of Bridgeport, and Aero 1 c. Walker. son of MT. and Mrs. C. w Walker of King street, this town, which was performedd by the Rev Henry A. Davenport of the Peoples church at the home of the brides pa rents on -istorfa. street Miss Esther Porter of this town was the maid and she wore a, rose pink gown and car red a bouquet of pink sweet peas. The bride wore Q, gown of white satin and carried 8 shower bouquet of white roses and sweet peas. A brother of the groom, C. Wellington Walker. Jr.. was the best man.
 After a. brief honeymoon trip the newly wed couple are to reside in Bridgeport, in which city the groom lis employed at the First -Brfdgeport National bank.
 Aero Walker. the groom, is one Of the well known and popular young men of this town and has served his time for his country, being a member .of the naTal force during the wal. lie was for a number of months on q submarine chaser and was stationed in the waters about Florida and Cuba. He received his discharge last Jan uary.
 New quarters are being souglht b1.
 
 of the StratfoRd post office and the announcement that bids are desired for new Btore have been posted. The term that is to be bid fo1. is foy 1lVe CT ten years from the first of August next.
 There has been considerable com pIaint over the way the present lease at the center has been taken care Of. Lack of heat is one cause of complaint and the letting of the floor above for playing of basketball games by the Hin school teams has been anot her.
 The new post office may be located in the new Lowell building. which is to be built this spring and summer, or in the Christianson building above the tracks.
 Each member of the Ladies' Aux Hilary of the Argus club is to bring box lunch for one at the meeting to be held at the club house on Fri day evening. The luncheon will be eaten at the close of the business ses- sion at which time there will be a social
 Howard R. facy, who has been i'll with pneumonia at his home on a little each day
 Mrs. Isabelle MaIherbe entertained at her home on High Park avenue last ! Monday a number of her girl friends who were present to celebrate the announcement of the engagement of l one of the young women. l The seIectmen have issued a notice i of a hearing to be held in the Town | hall on Monday evening, April 14 at eight o'clock on the proposed estab- lishment of a building line on the west side of Main street from the fence line at the southeast corner of the property of Frederick s. Beard sley, near the intersection of North Parade with Main street, in straight l line to the fence line Of the property