The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-05


 .y.zS GsS | opehing up of this section which is to be cut into building lots and sold. The small house which has stood 1 for years on North Parade has been moved back in the lot so that a street could be put through. In the death of Mrs. Augusta Will coxson. wife of Walter wilcoxson.
 who died at her home at Paradise | Green Thursday afternoon following | an illness of about one year, the com l munity suffers the loss of one of its 1 fine old women. Deceased who had lived in Stratford a long term of | years, was a member and an active l participant of Christ Episcopal i church. The funeral services wer" | held this afternoon from her la ! home, the Rev. C. C. Kennedy off, ciating. Burial was in Union ceme- tery.
 | Another death of an older resid mt. | Mrs. Elizabeth Fellows occurred in ! town Thursday afternoon. The dead woman who had resided in Stratford | all of her life. was S1 years of age, and was the widow of the late Fred l eri + Fellows. Two sisters, Mrs. 1 Samuel Houghton and Miss Mary Fairfield, survive.
 At the meeting of the selectmen held at the town hall on Thursday evening an ordinance prohibiting the | use of gunpowder. revolvers. cannon | or guns in the limits of the town of | Stratford without a permit was en- acted.
 Services in Bethany church tomor- row will be as usual. The pastor, Rev. William II. Nicholl, will speak at 10:30, and at the close of the ser vice the session of the Sunday school will be held. The Young Peoples meeting will be held at 6:45, and the regular evening service at 7:3O, with sermon by the pastor. All are cor : dially invited to attend these ser vices.
 Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. A. F. Chamberlain pastor. Sunday, i July 6-8Torning worship 1O:3O; communion and sermon. Evening
 worship s. The Wooden Rule"
 Sunday school 12. Mems class in the church. Epworth League 7:15. | This church is open all summer. ! Come and worship. Cheerful ser vices.
 | Communion and baptism will mark | the morning service of the Congrega-
 tional church on Sunday, with
 communion sermon by the pastor. | The church will hold it's services as | usual during the summer months,
 with preaching by the pastor each | Sunday morning, Sabbath school at | F, with combined classes for all ! ages, the Young Peoples meeting at
 '. and the evening service in Packard 1 hall at 8. An interesting course of | Illustrated lectures has been arrang- ! ed for tho evening hour. From night to night, the pastor will present 1ec- | ture-serrnons, made up from some ! of the finest slides available, most of | them artistically co1ored These have been obtained from the private col | lection of Dr. Henry R. Rose of 1 Newark, ". J., and are said to excel
 Any other collection. The lecture
 -ubjects will comprise, among other,
 The Servant in the House." The
 Unknown Purple" Life of Christ, :" 1 "The Messiah 'Lightnin' - each [ lecture containing a distinct moral and religious teaching Another pop ular feature of the services will be 1 the informal group singing and pro- 1 gram throughout. The public is in
 vited to the opening lecture on Sun
 day evening at 8 D. m.. with the sub
 ject, America. Home of Democracy | and Mother of Republics" This will | be a patriotic service.
 l CORTEZ c. ROCKWELL, plumbing ! and heating; jobbing a speciality Corner Main and Hillside avenue,
 strstford. D 10 tf' 1 STAMFORD GARAGE-Automob obtIe ! accessories and general repair work Satisfaction guaranteed at Carten | Bros.
 | TOR SALE-Oid fashioned 15 room house in Stratford, Gleason, 209s Main St., Stratford. Conn. A blue taffeta, double, which is | complement of the frock, is lined with ' rose chiffon, and has ;ie same rib
 bon edged shirrings for trimming as | are used on the dress.
 A peach organdie is rather differ i eft from the usual froclx of this fash
 ion. It has an embroidered narrow | flonuce at the bottom of the skirt topped with rows of bright blue vel