The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-21
STAMFORD

STAMFORD There will be very important meeting at tho Town Hail this even- ing. The subjects to be brought up { are; police protection, schools, fire ] department, water supply, town roads, bridges and drains, crosswalks and ! sidewalks.
 The boilers in the flrehouses are being remodeled. Mrs. A W. Dahlin and son Arthur IT,. of Nichols avenue. have returned ] home after spending some time with | Mrs> Dahlin's mohter. Mrs. F. F. Ma Ginn of Ss4 Barnum avenue, Bridge port.
 Lieutenant Felter of the Salvation Army is visiting Rev. Mir. Nichols pastor of the Be Lxzpny church, for a few days. MT. Belter is located in Albany where he is in command of | the Salvation work. He will be at the Wednesday evening service in Bethany church and will play his cornet. 
 Miss winifred Hamilton of Broad | bridge avenue is spending a few weeks with MT. and Mrs Thomas Hamilton of Norwich, Connecticut. Miss Beard the popular assistant in the office of tho Superintendent of l Schools has returned from her vaca- | tton and has resumed her duties at | her desk in the Town Hall. Mrs. M. J. DahIin and daughter. | Gladys of Nichols avenue. left yester- l day to spend a few weeks motoring in New York state.
 Captain William Doe Mills and Lieutenant George Bartlett spent a delightful day tn Savin Rock Tuesday where they enjoyed a fine shore din nor.
 It might not be a bad idea to bring ! up the subject of a vacation for Chief Judson in some of these town meet irgs. After eight years of steady ser vice he must be entitled to at least | two weeks. Barney O'Brien, manager of the At lantic and Pacific Tea Company store, has just purchased new Ford. Arthur Carter. waiter in the Strat- ford lunch, was the guest of Michael Leo of Bridgeport, recently. Walter Parks Chick" Lane, and Albert Anderson went fishing Tuesday. iIlpnnrfey gfa very poor.
 Mrs. O. r. Swanson and children of Canaan Road and Mrs. E. Barnum and children left Gown recently to spend a few weeks in New York.
 Mss Helen Smith of New -ork city spent Sunday with her parents, MT. and Mrs. M. T. Smith of White street
 Miss Grace Rourke of Long Brook avenue left yesterday to stay with Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Hamilton of Nor wich, until September 1st.
 MT. and Mrs. Hopkins of Paradise Lawn spent Tuesday in Bridgeport.
 Freddy and Harold Rauscher of
 
 recently.
 Mrs. E. Heeney of Kansas City, is spending her vacation with her mother-in-law, Mrs. Heeney of Strat- ford.
 MT. Paul Goodcn recently purchas- ed a roadster.
 Louis Kelly and Thomas Keeley, popular clerks in the St. Johns drug store, spent delightful day at Wal nut Beach recently.
 Sheriff Mills Thomson was the guest of Mir. Beach of Trumbull over the week end.
 Edward Manchester has bought a new Buick roadster.
 Tony Fellows of Honeyspot Road Is building a new garage at his home.
 Charles Carten. owner of Carten's Garage expects to spend the week. end in Boston.
 It has been announced that schools in Stratford will open September 3, the Wednesday atrer Labor day.
 The passing of a large Howitzer gun through Stratford created quite a bit of excitement The gun belongs to the 44th c. A. c. and has a record of II months in France with eight months on the front.
 CoRTEz c. ROCKWELL, plumbing
 
 Corner Main and Hillside avenue,
 Stratford. D10 tf' STAMFORD GARAGE-Automobi
 accessories and general repair work
 satisfaction guaranteed at Carten
 Bros.
 FOR SALE-Old fashioned IS rooro
 house in Stratford. Gleason, 2O9e