The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-18
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Representatives of the Improve rent Association who had charge of the petitions urging the bonding of the town for road improvements will meet Monday evening at the office of Charles Doherty at Walnut Beach with representatives from other parts of the town who have been busy in their localities on the same propost- tion. At this meeting 1t is expected that a definite plan of action will be taken and efforts will be made to expedite matters so that work can be started on the roads at cnce.
 MT. and Mrs. Forgette of Maple avenue are spending Easter with rela- tives in NauGatuck.
 Following the performance of the Three Link club at the town hall Tues day night, MT. and Mrs. Alfred Dor D1an, of Oak avenue, entertained a number of friends at a dinner party at their cottage. Every one had a pleasant time. Among those present were MT. and Mrs. William Peet- of Silver Beach, Edward Leveen, Robert Miles, Miss Helen Chandler and Wal ter Leveen.
 The "'Corn Borer'' which has been discovered in Milford Is exciting con- siderable interest among the garden CTS, big and little of the section. The local grange has arranged to have Dr. Dutton of the New Haven exneri ulent station and L. H. Harvey of the Connecticut Farm Bureau address a meeting to be held on Tuesday even ing next at the grange hall These sI eakers will tell how to discover and destroy the ''borer." MT. and Mrs. R. E. Futile of Provi dence are visiting friends in town over Easter.
 The Victory Liberty loan commit tee has arranged to launch the fifth and last campaign by means of a supper to all Liberty loan workers at the D. A. R. chapter house this evening at o'clock. At this supper Capt. Charles B. Lockhart of the 102nd Infantry, will speak on his ex- periences in the war, and there will also be present H. V. Whipple of New Haven, chairman of the Liberty loan committee of the southwestern dis trict Of Connecticut. At this supper the final arrangements will be com f'iSSSSA anu SNPpIiGS dASLIiDN NlSu- l HS Liberty loan organization for Milford is as follows:
 General Committee Earl F. --dams. William c. BisseI1, Arthur E. Clark, David A. Clarke, Eugene w. Coe, Frank W. Graham, Simon Lake, William B. Mccarthy, Henry c. Peck. Orris Rhodes, Clifford E. Smith and Mrs Cecil H Trowbridge The towns will be canvassed by the following teams:
 Team No. 1 - ". R. MacGuyer, captain; Mrs. W. R. MacGuyer, Frank Fisher and George Lanouette.
 Team No. - Charles Doherty, captain; F. E. Warner. John L. Pole and James StoveH.
 Team No. 3-Wa1ter M. Irving. cap tain; Perry Duncan, Claude Palmer and Charles L. Gaylord.
 Team No. 4-CharIes ". .Evart cap tain; pr. J. L. Pons, L. P. Baldwin, Walter E. L4add and w B. Wallace
 Team No. 5-J. J. Toomey, captain; Oscar Widinghoff, J. Burton Smith and D. J. Sullivan.
 Team No. 6-Robert A. Syrett, cap tain; Fred Webster. Alexander Fyfe and H. E. Thomas.
 Team No. 7-Louis Futze1, captain: Howard Bertine. A. P. Christian, Fred Oakes and F. W. Clinton. Team No. S-Mrs. Louis Totten, ca D. tain; Mrs. Harry B. Havens and Mrs. Fred D. Osborne.
 Team No. 9-Newton Harrison. cap- tain; Alexander c. Gardner, Henry Harris and Harry Oldack. Team No. 1O-Morton F. TibbaIs, 1 captain; J. F. Van SycElle, Albert A. Baldwin and Mrs. George Watts. Team No. 11-Omar W. Platt, cap tain H. w. Clark, George Van Horn and pr. W. c. Ralston. Team No. 12-WiIliam H. Wood ruff, captain; George B. Clark, Prof. w. H. Clark and Edwin A. Reeves.
 Team No. 13-Harold c. Smith, captain; William A. Doll, R. L. True worthy and Charles E. Budgen. Team No. 14-Ernest Malpass, cap tain; Alfred Gould, David F. Webber and J. D. Brown, Jr-
 Team N. 16-CarI Heywood, cap tain; Harold Woodruff, W. s. Clarke and Richard Smith.
 Team No. 16 - William O'Hara, captain; LeRoy Askam and Hubert L. Platt-
 Team No. 17-Frederiek M. Smith, l captain; D. L. Clarke. Harry M. Mer- win and Harold Beard. Team No. IS - Edgard T. Clark, captain; D. Louis Nettleton, James Pnalen and John Holloway. Team No. 19-James Rose, captain; Robert E. Broatch, A. H. PIatt and c. H. Broadwell.
 Team No. 2O-F'rederick M. Clark. captain; David A. Clarke, Earl F. Adams and Donald Page.
 Team No. 21-M. J. Cheney. cap tain; Stanley \. Clarke, James J. Mo Dermott and Benjamin Tenn.
 Team No. 22-David J. Greene, captain; Will F. P1att. Charles T. Proctor and Nathan Fenn.