The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-13
MILFORD NEWS

Milford, May 13.-A whist and so- ciaI will be given by the ladies of the Devon chapel of St. Mary's church on Thursday evening" May Is at the Pal isades, Walnut Beach, for the benefit of the new Catholic church which 1t Is planned to build at Devon. It Is expected that a large number of Mil ford residents will be present to help in the good cause.
 Mrs. Ucretia H. Braham, died Sat urday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. L.ettie Scott, g Elm street, Fort TrumbulI Beach. The deceased who was a. native of Brooklyn, N. Y, has resided in Milford for number of years. Funeral services were held at her late home yesterday afternoon and the body was brought to Brook lyn N. N., yesterday, by automobile for burial.
 The annual meeting of the BusI- ness Mems Association will be held tonight and every member is request ed to be present as business of i'm portance will be transacted. The marriage of Miss Eleanor Kartzmark, daughter of MT. and Mrs. NJ. Kartzmark of the Larkin House, Fort Trumbuu Beach to Roger s. 1 Warner a popular young man is an rounced. The marriage took place in Bridgeport, Thursday, and the we'd ding supper was held at the Larkin 1 House that evening. at which a mum l her of relatives and friends offered i their congratulations and wishes for
 a happy future.
 1 Miss Irma Truman Treffry, only i daughter of Mrs Thomas R. Treffry ] ,P a4- a i rled to James Treffry Truman, Sat urday night at the home. of the 1 brides mother. The house was ar i .ictiCaIly decorated with pink and 1 white apple blossoms. Miss AUdTita l CSriswold of New ! ork was the maid l of honor and looked very sweet in a ! gown of peach blow Georgette crepe 1 beaded overdress of lavender tulle i pearl head dress and a shower of i orchids. The bride wore a gown 1 of silk Georgette crepe and white 1 satin over white silk. The veil i of Chantilly lace with pearls was the
 one that the brides mother had worn
 at her own wed ding. The bride car
 ried a shower bouquet of bride ros-
 es and swansonias.
 The best man was pr. Homer i NIillen of New Haven. The bridt was given away by her brother. wht l accompanied her to the arch, where l the bridegroom, James Treffery Tru
 man and the clergyman were II
 waiting The Rev. G. Everett Knoll i meyer performed the ceremony.
 MT. and Mrs Clark of Chris Church in New Haven furnished tn 1 music.
 The A. NJ. Club of which the brid,
 Is a mem Der, and the first to breal
 the circle of twelve were present
 the Misses Mildred Booth, Marthj
 Folsom, Mildred Ford, Mabel Spen i oer, Florence Fem. Elsie Stockman
 Rubie Gilbert, Abbie Oviatt, Mar
 guerite Sattig, Edna Lyons and Rutl
 Baldwin, all in pretty and daint
 evening gowns.
 Mir. and Mrs. Truman left In tn early evening for a short weddin trip, and on their return will mak their home in Boston, where tn
 groom is connected with the Bosto
 ESn gin eeriug company.
 For attempting to burglarize tn home of Harry Merwin, the we i known builder of WheeIer's RoaC 5 Saturday night, Louis Auburn of VVes Main street was arrested after a chas through the lots in the rear of tn home of Louis c. Thibault of 2
 High street.
 , MT. Merwin was awakened by tn
 sound of feet in an adjoining FOOT f and getting out of bed discovered . man prow1ing about the rooms, whe he saw he was discovered the ma , left through the rear door which wa , open and after a Lunt he was car tured by MT. MerTin. MT. Merwi . could not discover that anything wa
 taken but the man was taken to DC
 lice headquarters fo await action b , the authorities.