The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-26
Especial to The Times.)

] of whether the property owners de sire to pay the added cost of the ! work at this time. A town meeting i may be called for the purpose of as i certaining the attitude of the voters ! toward the further extending of the ] sewer system at this time. The en- tire western part of the town will be l severed by July 1, the contractors having charge of the work feeling that they will be able to finish in i contract time They are having to go a little slow along Stratford ave- nue as the trench has to be dug 20 feet deep and each side shored out to keep it from caving in. Quick | sand is also encountered along this l street which adds to the difficulties i there.
 c. E. A. Thompson of Main street i spent Thursday in New London. ! May is the date of the cantata The Village Blacksmith. which is ! to be sung by the members of the ! High school Glee club at the Con- 1 gregationaI church.
 A number of the members of Oro- i noque lodge of Odd Fellows of this l town are in attendance at the cele- l bration of the tooth anniversary of l the founding of the order which is 1 being held at Hartford today. The first game of the series be- i tween the Stratford Americans and ] the Franklin school baseball teams i is being played this afternoon. A Series Of five games is to be played i between these two teams for the l championship of Stratford. | The Rev. Charles Murry King, the 1 evangelist, will conduct an open air 1 religious service at the Center this evening.
 1 The event of this evening wfl be the dance given at the Red Mems hall by the members of the Warwick club an organization composed of some of the young men of this town. Harry Barnum and Henry WeIles are the i committee in charge of this dance. The freezing weather of Thursday night and Friday Is a source of wor- riment to those owning fruit trees which have begun to bud and bIos- som.
 Seaman Ralph O'Brien, son of Mir.
 and Mrs. John H. O'Brien of Rock well avenue, has been spending a few days in town on leave from his ship Ethe Pennsylvania
 At the Congregational church on Sunday morning, the pastor, Rev. R lC. Whitehead, will preach on the theme. Thomas, the Doubter." The Sabbath school service at 12, and the Young Peoples meeting at 6:30 in Packard hall, with the topic, "Toilers of America, and Christianity" The pastor will conduct a review of the Pilgrim Study course At the even ing hour, a union service Of the Meth
 odist and Congregational churches will be held in Parkard hall, to be ad-
 dressed by Dr. James A. Dodds, for merly of Utah, who will speak or
 Mormon Menace,'' or the revelaior
 of Mormon intrigue, power and poly, gamy. MT. Dodds comes highly rec commended from the National Reform association of Pitt sburgh, Pa Or
 Wednesday evening comes the pre-
 paratory lecture for the communion service of the following Sunday. Be
 ginning with the first Sunday in May the evening services of the churcI
 
 form to the change in time Tht
 church service will come at 8 D. rn
 The Rev. A. F. Chamberlain, tn,
 new pastor of the Methodist churcl
 of this town, will occupy the puIpi % both morning and evening tomorrow Morning service at Bethany churcl commences at 10:3o with a sermon b! the pastor, Rev. William Nichol, ant the Sunday school will meet at tn close of the morning service. Tn l Young Peoples meeting will Gbe heb at 6:45 and the evening preaching
 service at 7:30. All are cordially in vited to attend these services.
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