The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-15
STAMFORD
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Stratfou5, March 15----Fire was dis ing in the attic of the Jewel building over the rooms of the Ding Bat club. The stove pipe from the stove in the meat market on the first floor passes up through the first and second floors of the building and enters the chin- ney in the attic. The pipe set fire to the attic floor. Owing to the prompt action of Chief Judson the fire was extingutshed with small loss, the en- tire damage being estimated at $50.
 George Webb has rented his bun gaIow to Bridgeport parties and will reside in his fathers house.
 It Is stated that Reginald Culver of East Broad street has been promoted to a very important office in the army. For some time he has been located in Boston. but has recently gone across to England to enter upon the duties of his new office. His many friends are glad to hear of his sue cess.
 Harry Plumb of Judson place has accepted a position with the Gulf Re fining company, near Ba-ldwin's Sta tiOn. NIT. Plumb has recently re- turned from Italy, where he was sta tioned in the service of the govern ment-
 Miss Beatrice Stanton of Bridgeport entertained the officers and teachers of Bethany church Sunday school on Tuesday evening. Miss Stanton is a. teacher in the school After the usual business of tie school had been transacted, the time was spent in pracncing the new Easter music
 SeIectman Pearson has one of the finest appearing homes in town, sit uated on East Broadway. He re- gently purchased what was known as the Curtis place, and has remodeled it in many ways, and it is really sur prising what a change can be made in an old house. It is now fitted up with all the modern improvements, and Mir. Pearson and family have moved in-
 Services in Christ church will be as usual, Holy Communion at s; Sunday school at 9:30; morning prayer and sermon at 1O:45. The rector, Rev. c. IC. Kennedy, will ofhciate. Tomorrow morning at 10:30 the pas tor, Rev. William Nicholl, will speak in Bethany church, and at the close of the morning service the session of the Sunday school will be held, and it is desired that all the scholars be present to practice the Easter music. The Young Peoples society hold their meeting at 6:45, followed by the reg ular evening service at 7:30, at which
 
 cordially invited to attend these ser vices.
 "The Indispensable Christi will be the theme of the sermon at the Con gregationaI church on Sunday morn ing, with the pastor, Rev. R. c. i Whitehead preaching. Many persons are finding the evening services in Packard hall at 7:S0 source of de- light and help, with the song service and the special instrumental music. This Sunday evening the pastor will speak on the Ibject, The First Christian Nfartyr and Mrs. Dorothy Wall will furnish special music The Sabbath school comes at 12, and the Young Peoples service at 6:3e, both In Packard hall The Pilgrim Study course will be continued this week.
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