The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-01
BANNER NIGHT
 FOR CARNIVAL
Especial to The Times.)

Stratford, July The opening night of the carnival going on under the auspices of Anderson-Dunn- ko- chis post of the American Legion. which took place last evening proved to be banner night f~r the affair 1 it being largely attended and all of the attractions were well patronized.- The most popular of attractions was the carousel and whip which was pa l tronized to the limit all during the l evening. A good sum was netted for | the local post from the receipts of the evening. The carnival will continue l all this week.
 1 Final arrangements have been l made for the meeting which will be l held in the town hall this evening under the auspices of the stratford Alliance of Democratic Women, at
 which time the Hon. Kenneth Wynne 1 and Mrs. Nancy Schoonmaker will | be the speakers of the evening. The | event which will be of much interest
 to the local public, vii. begin at s | o'clock.
 The semi-annua1 dinner of the Okenuck Past Sachems' association, will be held at Dorlan's Point in Nor walk on the evening of July IS, this action having been taken at a recent
 meeting of the association. The
 committee in charge of the evening" s
 arrangements comprise Frederick w.
 Nettletop, George w. Spall, James
 R. Vans and George A. Fairchild. Jerry Dahl of Huntington avenue,
 who is now enjoying an extended va cation from his duties at the Loco : m mobile Co. of America, will leave Stratford soon for tour of Europe.
 MT. Deh1 expects to be gone several months and before his return expects
 to see much of the country on the
 other side of the Atlantic.
 George Bartlett and John Cooney
 enjoyed a days fishing trip yesterday l returning late in the afternoon with l a fine catch of fish.
 At the meeting of Oronoque lodge Of Odd Fellows, which will be held
 l in their hall in the town building
 morrow evening, the installation - officers for the ensuing term vii take place. Following the work I which will be done by a delegation , of the past grands of Wopowage lodge of Milford, refreshments will be served and a social time enjoyed b5
 1 all present
 Frank L. Hanson is confined to his home through illness. l
 Charles Vaughn of 9s Oakland street and family, left Stratford yes terday for a three weeks motor triI ] which will be spent touring in Maine Final arrangements for the visita- l ton of the members of Okenuck 3 tribe to the Milford tribe next Mon. day evening were made at a meeting l of the committee in charge last even 3 ing It is expected that over 100 O. 1 the local members of the order vii 5 take part in the parade, which vii be held and in which the localitie: . will compete for a silver cup ooffere' for the organization having the larg est number of members in line.
 Stratford avenue is undergoing re ' | pairs which have been needed fo ! some time, and which when comp1et = ed will be greatly appreciated by al who have occasion to use this thor S oughfare for travel.
 VI Mrs. Lillian Edwards entertained
 number of her friends at a Luncheon e at her home on White street yesterda. e afternoon.
 g FARM FOR SALE in Stratford. In e ouire Peter Gleason. Phone Strat h ford 2s5. 2sso Main St.
 Il CORTEZ c. ROCKWELL, plumbin $ and heating; jobbing a specially IT Corner Main and Hillside avenue e Stratford D10tf"