The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-18

luIed out or dOOrS reCe1VSG a drenCh- ing as it was a steady downpour from early in the evening until early in the morning.
 The fifth of the steamships to be built at the Housatonic shipyard, the
 'Seres," was successfully launched at the yard at noon yesterday After the boat had entered the water of the river hawsers from waiting tugs were attached and the boat was lowed
 down past the bridges and out in the Sound and on her way to Providence
 where she will be fitted with engines
 It was expected that the boat would
 slide down the ways at i o'clock but it was 12:30 when the last block was knocked from under her keel and in
 consequence a number of people were
 badly disappointed.
 Most of the stores in the town
 were closed all day today although it was no holiday for the members of
 the post office force. There were ser vices at St. James church and at the Congreg gational church during the
 day.
 Members of Pequonnock lodge of Odd Fellows of Bridgeport will be guests of the members of Oronoque lodge of this town at the meeting to be held in Odd Fellows hall in the
 town building this evening. The sec ond degree of the order will be con-
 ferred at this meeting upon eight | candidates, the work being done by | the degree team of the Lake Torpedo | Boat Works of Bridgeport | VI. e. | tory loan Is only s82, 900 and it is SIX | scribed in a, few days after the cam paign opens next Monday.
 Mrs. Thomas c. Coughlin and
 daughter Mary, are spending a few
 days at Atlantic City, N.
 Miss Marjorie Dudley of Conine
 Place is visiting relatives at PhiladeI- phia.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis I. Snyder ant their children. Miss Agnes and Loui. Jr., are visiting at Suffern, N. Y. Warranty and quit claim deed filed with the town clerk recently in cIude the foIlowing:- | warranty DeeGS. II Thos. Carvan to Michael Estok | Huntington road, 5O'. |. FeIice Codi to Michael Morris, Il lots. Homecrest.
 II c. H Davis to c. A. Reilly, Lord
 ship avenue (mtg 2S0O). II James Davey ct. al. to W. J. NichoI
 ct. al. Knowlton avenue, 1016' (mt II 1450).
 Il Emilio Gustonitina to Jack Miller
 Pond street 50' (mtg 5O4). Il Caroline Goodsell to Felix A. Gala K gher, South avenue, 46'. II Chas. Grimwood to Jos. NJ Reil ]
 street, 50' (mtg 115O). H O. P. Hadsel1 ct. al. to Julius G
 Hart, Huntington road (mtg). II Gustaf Johnson to E. W. Emery et II al, California street, 100. H Ignatz Kellar to Wm. Demsky et | uv.. George street, 49.3' (mtg 1oO6). II Nellie M. Keeling to J. NJ. Steple1 Eleanor street. 5O' (mtg 150O). II Simon Lake ct al to Rosario Bonoc | corso, South avenue, 4S.4' Il Henry Lee to Cornelius O'Brier II stagg street, 25'. Il Lint Butscher X Ross Inc t Il Michael GaIya. Barnum Terrace, 50 Il W. R. Miller by gdn. to W. H. Moi Il fit 3d. Miller Park. III Milton V. Medling to C. H. Davi. II 1 LoTdship. avenue (mtg 2SO0). HI Miller & Jordan to Stefany Gregg Il Ere Dfslin Hei ights. Il Miller & Jordan to John Onofre, II Jr-. Dupon street, 11O' II Emil Pollak to L. W. Howshielc H Colony street. 5o' (mtg 55O). II Emil Pollak to L. W. HowshielC II Colony street, 1o0' (mtgs 2OOO-IO5O HI Emil Pollak to L. w Howshiel, U Colony street. 1Oo' (mtgs 2OOO-1050.