The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-26
MILFORD NEWS

Dr. Bunnel has bought the house on New Haven avenue from the pres- ent owner and occupant, Captain Bridge, and will soon take possession. The deal with Walter M. Irving re- garding the house on George street has been declared off. Arthur B. Clark has returned from an extended trip west which kept him from town for two weeks or more. Methodist notes: Wednesday, 7:45 z- za-, +.ate with other churches at sSssr Congregational for Thanksgiv- ing service. Wednesday, Althea at the church parlors. Note the change. Advice has been received of the death in New Jersey of Mrs. John Wingfield. Undertaken Nettleton went there Monday to bring the body to Milford for interment.
 Roland c. Libby, who returned to Portland, Ore, at the close of the war, is now at Spokane, where he is acting as agent of the John Deer Flow Co.
 There was but one case before the court yesterday morning, August Scharkowski pleading guilty to reck- less operation of 8 motor and paying a fine of s25 and costs of $9.75 for the offense.
 The football game scheduled to take place between the High schouI zikEnni and the undergraduates al f&34 Trumbul1 beach on Thanksgtv- ing day will be called at o'clock.
 Having satisfactorily disposed of the League of Nations, the Methodist mems club will at their next meeting consider the question of the restric- ton of emigration. It is a hack neyed subject but new conditions de- mand further attention.
 The Haymakers had a large crowd out to their barn hop Friday even ing.
 Saturday of this week from 50 to 75 Red Men will go to Bridgeport in Edgerton's bus to witness the work ing of degrees by a staff from the Port Chester lodge said to be the best in New York state.
 Mrs. Robert Morris has reach ed California, where she will make a visit with her niece and her husband, MT. and Mrs. Harvey Brown, in San Francisco. She expects to be away the greater part of the winter.
 Charles Pha1en has taken one of the Wilcox houses on Gulf street, re- gently vacated by. Charles Smith. MT. and Mrs. Pha1en expect to take pos- session immediately.
 Cecil H. Trowbridge, who is with the government shpbui1ding board in Philadelphia, is at his home here for a few days.
 Mrs. Edward L. Roberts and daughter arrived yesterday from Hi nois, and will be the guests for a time of Mrs. Roberts son, Edward L. Rob- erts, IT,, and his family, at the home of MT. and Mrs. O. N. Smith.
 P. W. Hine is in attendance this week at the Automobile Salon in the Commodore hotel, New York, where among other cars, the Locomobile with which MT. Hi1e is connected, is being exhibited. Hrs. Hine is also ir the city with her husband
 Mrs. N. J. Mi1loy of Aferiden, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs Samuel Arnold of Rogers avenue, fo, the past three weeks, has returned tc her home.
 A number of bungalows are being built at the beach and there is a. grea1 ~ demand for all the year rounldl unfur- nished houses but there are few o1 such.
 Mrs. Minnie Walker of Providence R. l., is visiting her father, Ralp1 FrJI-. iday at his home on Cherry street. Martin Finley of Walnut street i 2 I spending Thanksgiving with friends Il 3 New York city. -.. -... F MT. and Mrs. Henry Unland of tn ] Regina" have returned to their hom after a two weeks stay with relative e in Ticonderago, New York.
 The American Legion will hereafte hold their meeting in the Town Hal until they are able to establish per manent home for themselves.
 Milford post, American Legion, i not without friends and is not to D without a meeting place. Offers ( accommodations were received las evening from the Royal Arcanun, tn Red Men and the Methodist churcl besides one from the town of Milford
 First Selectman M. J. Cheney al peared at the meeting of the post an announced that the former servic men could use the court room in tt town hall until permanent quarter could be obtained. This offer, con ing from the town for the use of pull lie property. was accepted by the so diers and the court room will be the home for a. time.
 A committee was appointed by u post to arrange for a dance in u middle of January to start a perm; nent home fund.
 Mrs. John Wingfie1d, a former re ident of Milford, died at her home Mt Clair, N. J., Monday, and t body will be brought here for buri She was an elderly woman and wh here lived at the Everett Clark hor on the Orange road. Three daughte survive.
 A union Thanksgiving service of t