The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-07

ing the sewerage to be emptied into
 Bruce's brook when heretofore it had
 been impossible to get permission for
 the emptying of a cesspool in the
 brook. He said that he would go broke in the event of the present sys-
 tenn of collection being carried out
 Others who spoke in opposition to the
 present plans. of assessment were
 Richard. Stanton, Syvert Nelson, E.
 J. Sullivan and F. Sullivan.
 Following the appointment of the
 special committee the meeting ad-
 journed until some future date when
 a special town meeting will, be called
 for the purpose of nearing a report
 from the committee.
 Residents living near the corner of
 East Broadway and Main street are complaining about ofbilists who arriving at this corner during the late hours of the night toot their horns,
 keeping the neighborhood awake for several hours At times there is string of cars from the corner Of East BrpadWAy to Sutton avenue footing their horns for a trolley which Is on the corner to move and the residents feel that the nuisance should be dis continued. It mas been suggested that some other place be found for the
 
 cars during the late hours of night but up to the present time nothing has been done to stop the nuisance which will be brought more forcefully before the general public unless it is stopped in the near future,
 Work will be begun in the near fu- ture on the erection of the new home for St. Johns lodge, No. 8, A. F. and
 A. M. by the contracting firm of Reinhold Brothers who have recently been awarded the contract for the building The members of the lodge who have been very active over the outlook of soon occupying their own home are now greatly interested in the y'roject.
 George w, spall of East Broadway is enjoying a few days vacation from his duties at the plant of the 'Colum- bia Graphophone company of Bridge port
 Mayor Abraham Wellington, con l tractor, plumber amp politician, Is now l learning a new vocation, that of farm 1 ing, and is being uttered by Sheriff Mills Tomlinson of -Oronoque. His first lesson was taken Monday In the arts of narrowing. -
 | Harry w. F. Baldwin was last even-
 ing installed into office the sachem of Okenuck Tribe by Deputy Great | Sa.chen, James Barr of Stamford with very impressive ceremonies. Other officers installed were: Senior saga
 more, Horace Wellington; junior sag aAnore. Raymond Coe; prophet. Will I liam Howard Wilcoxson: first sanap. ! Clinton Coe; second sanap, Ernest Mo- Neil, guard of wigwam, Charles
 Booth; guard of forest, Louis Todd;
 warriors, Clifford Casey, George Dut- cher, Harry Stephen and Wflia m | Hopton; braves, Ellsw worth Deit1, Will liam Dugan, Carl Berger and George | P. Hauy.
 While patronizing one of the booths
 at the carnival given in Milford on
 Monday evening, William Lurix of
 Sutton avenue had his pockets picked
 by cracksmen who extricated SIP from
 his trousers pocket One of hts hip pockets had also been cut but no money was in this pocket which the l crs,,ksman probably left for the other lpo,N rL which had the money in It. MT. Lurix knew nothing of the rob
 berry until he felt in his pocket and
 found the money gone.
 l Judge Howard Curtis and the oth- i CT officials of the Stratford town court
 had one of the busiest sessions of the 1 court yesterday morning that has been held in several months, 2 cases