The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14

that town.
 Fred R. Hungerford, while en- gagged in one of his side lines at his home last week, received painful in- l jury in the eye from piece of flying steel, and is appearing slightly ban daged up in consequence.
 The vicissitudes of the municipal piano at the town hall are becoming a matter of general comment. Twice l 1t has been dropped on end in trans l ferring 1t from platform to floor, and l on one occasion an over-enthusiasti performer put one of the pedals out of commission while another has l pounded the keys down so hard that some of them refuse to come back. i Plymouth notes: Joint meeting of l the Keyopha club and Reconstruc- ] ton club with Miss Mildred Ford; Tuesday evening, annual meeting of l the church at 1880 and supper pre- 1 liminary at S:So; Thursday, Plymouth Workers, regular meeting; Friday l Woman's Missionary society, with 1 Mrs. A. A. Baldwin,
 l Methodist notes: Monday, Sunday I school board; Tuesday, w. r. M. s. at the parsonage, Mrs. William T. Fin 1 ney of Stamford, to be present; 1 Wednesday evening, prayer meeting; Thursday, district unit leaders and members of Division 4, with Fred R. l Hungerford.
 A telegram received last evening l as to the condition of Mrs. Morris l announced that she was holding her own, and that the developments of I the past few days were satisfactory to the doctor. Mrs. Sanford, her
 sister, will reach the coast on Tues
 day.
 The first public venture of the
 American Legion in Milford was a huge success The attendance =at
 the Nance Saturday was very large
 The beautiful red, white and blue
 decorations were provided and ar-
 ranged by the young ladies of the ! Kayopha club, and caused much ad-
 mtrat1on.
 1 The annual parish meeting of St
 Peters Episcopal church will be held
 this evening beginning at 8 o'clock,
 The girls basketball game Saturday
 afternoon resulted in a victory for I the Milford High school over the
 Stratford High by the score of 23 tc
 4. The visitors were unable to break
 the defense of the local players and
 made their score mostly on fou,s
 Milford displayed the same snappy l work that has characterized the team | in past years and baskets were easy 1 and frequent One of the Stratford ] girls was obliged to leave the game
 on account of a strained ankle.
 The High School Glee club an- | nounce their annual concert, which ] will be held in the New Centat school
 assembly hall. Friday evening, Jan. l 23. The musicale which will be given
 by chorus with the aid of few
 outside assortments, is under the di- 1 rection of Miss Hilda Rawson. 'Hiawatha's Wedding Feast bv g. l Colertdge-Taylor, is the piece selected 1 to be rendered, and the soloists will l include Lorenza P. Oviatt, tenor and | Robert H. Northrup, Jr, violinist Miss Eleanor Hawkins will be the ac- 1 companist
 The Kayopha and the Girls recon l struction clubs, will join forces for a 1 meeting and social time at the home 1 of Miss Mildred Ford on Rogers ave- l nue this evening.
 l St. Peters Guild will meet in the 1 parish house this afternoon. A Clean Tooth campaign is being conducted in the Milford public schools this week and is being fea- 1 tured with lectures to the children l by the teachers and other authori- 1 ties Literature bearing on the sub- l ject Is also being distributed and
 each pupil will receive tube of tooth
 paste. The campaign is in keeping l with the school auth orities' efforts to i impress the value of clean teeth upon
 the general health of the pupils
 The members of Company B, c. s. G.. are greatly interested in the l regimental shoot which is being held
 this week. The team representing
 the local organization will shoot their
 string on the conpany's range We'd { nesday evening, the match being for
 a cup which will be awarded at the
 close of the shoot. From the results of this match the six highest will be
 picked for a battalion shoot with the
 Governors Foot Guards the latter 1 part of this month.
 An o1d-fashion -"quilting bee' will
 be held at the Walnut Beach Union l chapel under the direction of the | chapel society Thursday afternoon
 beginning at 2:30 o'clock, and 1t is
 expected that many ladies of the | beach who are familiar with the ole
 style and methods of quilting will be ] present to aid in "tacking'' Fol | lowing the bee refreshments will be l served and a social hour enjoyed
 All ladies of the community interest.
 ed in quilting are cordially invited tt l attend.
 The oil producers demonstrate
 that they treat the poor the same 8.
 the rich, by raising price of kerosent
 at the same time that gasoline wa