The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-16
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 stratford, Aug. 16 - Nothing of speoial importance was transacted at the meeting of the selectmen in the town hall Thursday evening, Aug. IA or considerable interest to Strat- ford people Is the proposed stop or the League of Nations Special on sat- urday evening, at which time Capt Thomas G. Chamberlain, First Anu Aircraft Battalion, '. z. A. VIII speak. The League of Nation Special is the automobile party which is touring Bufvneld county under the auspices of the LcaEue to Enfroce Peace They have agreed to make a special stop in stratford, Saturday evening, August 16, at 7:3o o'clock and will conduct e. brief meeting at the Honor Board in the Center. How the members of tho American Expe- dftionary Force look at the League of Nations will be told by Captain Chamberlain, who served a year at the front at verdun and Chateau Thisrry, with the Antl-Alrcraft Bat- taIion, and who has recently com pleted a tour of the country with w. H. Taft and President Lowell. Said tho Atlanta Constitution. speaking or Captain Chamberlains ability Os 0 speaker: He entirely captivatod his audience In his talk of the new idoals which have come out of the war; The public are cordially invited.
 Miss Eisie Hubbell of Broad street Is visiting in YonEers.
 Miss Helen Hanford of the Town Clerks office fin the town hall Is spending a three weeks vacation mo- toring through New York state.
 MT. and Mrs. A. T. Eaton and fam fly of Sutton avenue have returned from a delightful vacation spent at Sound Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. William F. Blamey and family accompanied by Mir. ana Mrs. c. D. Johnson have returned from their vacation spent in SheNC field, Mass.
 Miss Dorothy Staples of Blakeman Place is enjoying a few weeks in Es- sex, Conn.
 Paul aoodell of Warwick avenue is spending a few weeks in Massachu- setts.
 Miss MabIe NcGrath of Sutton av- enue is spending her vacation In Newtown.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Johnson of Park street have been spending a few ,s.-.- s1,. n frp TTfT1a
 Services in Bethany church on Sun day are as follows: Morning wOr- ship at 1O:3O, with a sermon by Rev. J. w. Davis of Bridgeport. Subject, "Intercessary Prayer" Sunday school at noon. Young Peoples meeting at 6:45. The evening service will be conducted by l. II. Losch. All are cordially invited to attend these ser vice.
 Bronson Samris, son of Mir. and Mrs. A. V. Sammis of Judson Place returned to his home on Tuesday. For the past two years he has been in the United States navy and on Tuesday received his honorable dis charge MT. Sammis will spend some time visiting with his relatives and friends and will then return to his old position fin the City National Bank of New York City.
 Many stratford people go nightly 10 I,ordship Park for bathing In fact it appears to be about the most convenient place for bathing along the shore. Many Bridgeport people may also be seen there almost any night when conditions are right for bathing.
 The new houso being erected on upper King street for James Peet ts nearing completion and in Q short time Mir Pcet will move his family from their present home on East Broadway Into their new home. MT. Eova has purchased the Feet home on East Broadway and will occupy 1t as soon as it Is vacated.
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