The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-01
HORKHEIMER FOR ASSISTANT CHIEF
Former Assistant Chief of
 Bridgeport Dept. Added to Stratford Force.

to SJraTford Force.
 stratford, May 1-Jacob F. Hork- heimer of Lordship Manor. a former assistant chief of the Bridgeport fire department. was appointed assistant chief of the Stratford fire department at g meeting of the police and fire commissioners held this week. As assistant chief Horkheimer has had long experience in the fighting of fires and in department matters this ap- | pointment is thought to be one that ! will add much to the efficiency of the 1 fire fighting force of the town of l Stratford. Just when he will assume 1 his duties could not,be learned at this writing and Chief Judson when asked i about the matter stated that he had i not heard there was an assistant ap- l pointed for him. It was voted at the meeting Of the commissioners that the members of No. company located on Nichols avenue should report with i their apparatus to the central fire station in the event of an alarm 1 which has called out No. 1 company, and to remain at the central station until the rturn of No. 1 company or recalled by the chief of the depart ment. This ruling was made as a 1 means of protection to the business section of the town.
 Will Porter, who has been spend | ing the winter at Miami, Florida, re- turned by automobile to Stratford | this week. He states that he had a prosperous winter and regretted hay ] ing to leave the Southern state. With MT. Porter on the trip north which 1 consumed about two weeks was Mrs. 1 Porter and Mrs Somers, a daughter. MT. Porter and family are now at ] their home on White street where they will remain until next fall when they expect to migrate to Florida again.
 The annual. memorial service of Okenuclz Tribe of Red Men will be held in their han on Church street on Snnday afternoon, May g, at which time a. spea ker of prognA ance wiz de- liver the memorial address. There will also be exercises in memory of the departed brothers of the order. Plans for the annual reception of iOkenuck Tribe of Red Men to the members of the G. A. R. were laid at the meeting of the tribe on Monday
  veterans of the Spanish and the World war will be invited to be pres ent and the reception will probably eclipse any affair of the kind ever given by OkenucIz Tribe.
 It has been learned that there was no insurance on the barn owned by Antonio Duino. Silver street, which was burned to the ground on Sunday night. There was a large quantity of hay and farming tools in the barn and the loss is a. heavy one to the owner. Chief Judson estimated the damage at g, 900,
 Fred Hosbach of Sutton avenue un- !derwent an operation for appendicitis at the Bridgeport hospital last Friday. He is doing nicely and expects to be discharged from the institution with in two weeks.
 Members of Christ church parish together with members of the par , ishes Of other churches Of Stratford are to give a reception in the parish . house this evening to the Rev. c. c. Kennedy, who has returned from ser . vice as chaplain in the army in , France and England. A large attend lance is expected to be present to greet this popular minister and to welcome him back to his duties at Christ church.
 A reception was held for MT. Ken
 nedy a few weeks ago, but he was
 unable to be present owing to Caml Dix, at which he was stationed await
 ing his discharge, was under quaran- , time.
 Miss Gladys M. Daihlin has returned , to her homo on Nichols avenue after ! a few days spent with friends in Nfer- iden-
 , Morris Carey, son of Mrs. George w. Carey of Main street, has been g . visitor at New London.
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