The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-14
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Neddlework Guild comes Friday of this week. There will be a meeting of the sewing class with Mrs. A1anley J. Cheney on that day. In the mean time all the garments promised should be in by the 15th. There was a fine collection last year. Patrons urged to make it equally so this year and not to forget the above mention ed date.
 Miss Rose Baldwin, daughter of Mrs. Augustus Baldwin of Golden Hill Milford. was married on Satur- day at the Plymouth church to Nal colm Buell., by the Rev. Frank Carl son, in the presence of several hun dred attendants at the service. Miss Ruth Baldwin, sister of the bride, was her bride slnaid, and the groom was supported by Donald Root of Bridge port. The bride was given away by her brother, Albert. The ushers were Arthur Baldwin, Tracey Clarke. Eric c. Beggs and Charles D. Prentice.
 The church was tastefuIIy decorat- ed with palms and flowers, and the ceremony, an impressive one. Lorenzo Oviatt rendered selections on the or gan before the advent of the bride and groom. and p1~-sed the wedding marches. Upward of sixty guests at tended the reception at the house. The bride is a graduate of tie Mil ford High School, class of 1911. All the young lady members have now entered the matrimonial state. She is also a graduate of the Raypath In stitute of Springfield. The groom is graduate of the Sheffield Scientific school and is employed in the metal IurgicaI department of the Bridgeport Brass Com p2.ny. MT. and Mrs. Buell. will make their home in Milford on Reed street on their return from their trip.
 Miss Ella Harvey had the misfor- tune to break her hip Saturday, and will be very closely confined for a number of weeks. In descending the l stairs at her home with Mr. and Mrs. Clifton J. Harvey on High street, she made a nlisstep with the above re- suit. pr. Heady attended her.
 | The whole town was wakaned by | the alarm of fire. which was blown | about o'clock Surcav morning for 1 a fire at Walnut Beach. Arctic En- zine company responded but on their arrival at the scene found that there l was nothing for them to do, the Wal nut Beach company having also streams on the building and thst they i had put out the small fires, ', lich | had caught on a cottage on each side i of the one in which the fire had ] started. The cottage in which the | fire was discovered was not a large | one but was one of four that are said to be owned by the estate of a man i named Plumb in Waterbury. No one ! lived in this cottage and 1t had been empty for some weeks and the cause
 of this fire is not known. The build ! ing was ruined but the prompt work
 of the fire company prevented much
 damage to the other cottages and the
 members Of this company are being
 congratulated on their efficiency as
 everything was seemingly arranged
 for serious fire, which was only
 prevented by the good work of these
 fTemen.
 Way back early in September the
 Harris Garage at Myrtle Beach was
 entered and seven large auto shoes
 were taken by someone who left nc
 trace for the police to work on. The
 officials, however, followed even the
 very slight trails which they found
 and Friday night and Saturday round
 ed up g. gang, which they are positive
 did this job. One of these men. Rod
 erick Bergen, was arrested by the po-
 lice of Brockton, Mass, and brought
 bach heFe founudy HioIll41g Dy Ser
 geant Hi7Ebard, who went after him
 on learning of his arrest. The others
 brought in are Albert Wells of Bridge
 port and Frank Bryan of Stratford
 all of whom are scheduled for a hear
 ing today or tomorrow.
 ] Late Saturday afternoon a large
 auto truck belonging in New Haven turned out to avoid a collision with another truck near the foot of Meadow Hf1l on the road to Morning side and getting too near the edge of the roadway went over this bank.