The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-11
MILFORD NEWS

NsEhEUnD KEEg0
 John Thompson who mas been con- 1 fined to his homo ou Prospect street l for some days by ilIless, is now al- l most entirely recovered and is about ns usual again.
 The Milford Business Mems Asso- [ citation reopcnod it's monthly meet iugs fin odd Fellows Hall after a two months suspension. There were sgT- ,ral important matters scusscd and acted upon, and a large attendance of members were present.
 Tho First Church Bencvosent union met yestcrdav afternoon ia the church parIors, serving supper st o'clock. At the uidwock prayer service follow ing, Roy. e. 1.. Loomis lcctucred on Boys Club Work. of which he Is coUn- " secretary.
 Company B. state guard, fs not to resume it's weekly drills until OCto- bcr first. They had th F regular =-onthly meeting in the arnory Tues Gay niEat.
 Tue Republican caucus for the mo- mi-s sion of candidates for offices for the town of Milford to be voted for at tte election the firs- Monday in Octo ger will be held in the Town Hall I'rid; V evening of this week and on SatuI dny evening tho Democratic par 1y wi l|h hold their caucus for the same purpuaie.
 NInrerd's public schools opened for tho n term on Wednesday. The new ehool building jn the center of thc t kyn will be used with the be- ginnir E of this term and this will al low a l the scholars attending school in thu center, having a full school day sery day, which has not been possible in a long time, owing to the lack ot room to accommodate the mum Der O 1 scholars in the High School buildi, q. No announcement has been made Of any formal opening of the buiIdii 6 which has been completed and fl finished only recently, but the school |omciaIs invite tho public to visit io building and note what fine idition it is to the buildings used ;or school purposes in tlis town.
 
 at the residence of Mir. and Mrs phiIo thurman on North street Tues day, " ten their daughter, Miss Rose M. Th rrman, became the wife of George l. Lloyd of Los Angeles. Tho couple 1as attended by Miss Eleanor J. Hoo sius of New York, as maid of honor Id Lloyd Morris of Brooklyn, best 1 In- The ceremony being per formc. by Roy. F. NJ. Carlson of the I,rvn7o lth church Tho bride was formc. " a school teacher here, and her husband, whom she has known .o.- childhood. Came on from the cost. I..rt for the wedding They left for $cv York yesterday aruer rco wedding. planning to take the south ,ru route to California, where they are eoiuE to mako their homA
 Tho Sons of Vcteranrs got back into action Tuesday night after +he summer season
 The local court had on interesting lime yesterday in disposins or tho caaa uf pr. J. II. Dacvis of prospect .srCcI. charged with assault upon William G. Harper of New Haven The affair grew out of a visit by Mir. TIarDcr to his wife win whom pr. p.,yis boards and after soIuC words he is alleged Co have struck Harper, thc arrest resulting Harper and his wife arc nor living together. and the call was an cndeavpr on his part to learn whether she would live with him or mol which she is said tu haVo rcrr~od -o dn- Judge Brown fined pa Sao and costs of S6lO, an arp. a1 being takcn under bonds of S1n8-
 Louis Shrrauder of New Haven rr.e fined s2G and costs of S9-2O for .rElue less Counl than represented in aeI,Iu- fruit to a local dealer He also appended furnishing a $l0O bond
 raaement was suspended in the eases arnlnzt George Herold and J. J. Hgvaff8n- charged with druukenness- r. G. Freeman. did not appear to a-l- -v-e- a charge of reckless driTinE- and Tho commissioner was notified
 Al the annual meeting of the Tay- 7c- Library Association, reports Of .ho librarian. and of the various committees per~ Fund. and routine business translCtrd- Tho chief item or dfsru==for. was regarding the re- decorating of the interior of the H. brary. for which inc board of finance has been asked to pruEide for in their budEcr that is now being made up. This is very badly needed as nothing has been done along these lines for several years. and the walls are in cu1te a dclarilated condition The association elected officers for the coming year. as follows: President, Craa- w. PIatts Vice President IL I. NIatheuson. Treasurer Robert c stoddard. ano Secretary, Rev IL C.