The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-16
STAMFORD MEN GET PRIZES AT POULTRY SHOW Stratford Rebekahs Pay Of fcial Visit to Milford
 Lodge ARGUS CLUB IS
 TO HAVE DANCE Housatonic River Frozen Over From Derby to Railroad Bridge
(special to the Tim es. )

q Especial to the Tirnes.)
 STatford, Jan. 16-Stratford cx- hibitors at the poultry show now go- ing on in Norwalk have taken many prizes for their exhibits according to the announcements made by tho judges last evening. Albert Ander son, Allen Judson and the Gramessey Farms received many of the awards MT. Anderson's awards were second prize, checkered giant doe rabbit. For his display of game bantams he received a special prize for the best bantam in the show and special for the best display of bantams. First and second for black red cock, first and second black red hen, first black red cockerel, first and second black
 red bullet; red pile game he won.
 first cock, first hen, old English
 speck1ed game, first cock, first hen.
 old English speckled game, first
 cock, first hen, brown red game, first
 cock. MT. Judson's awards which
 were for his handsome exhibit of
 rabbits were follows: Rufus red
 Belgians first and second doe; New
 Zealand, first buck, second doe; junior
 New Zealand, first buck, second doe.
 The Gramessey Farms, Sherin and
 Herman proprietors, received the fol- lowing: First and second for buff cochin bantams cock; buff cochins
 hen second; second cock black
 cochin bantam; first cock whit cochin bantam; first cockere1 golden seabright bantam All of the Strat- ford prizes were won against big l competition
 District Deputy Mrs. John Hale ac- companied by a staff of the past | IS rf oh n of this town paid a visit to the Re bekah lodge of Milford last evening
 of which Mrs. Hale is the deputy and installed the officers for the ensuing | term Following the meeting the 1 Stratford members were royalty en- tertained by their Milford sisters.
 Those who comprised Mrs. Hale's
 staff were Mrs Allen Judson, Mrs. 1 William Beard, Mrs. Martin Knapp, i Mrs William Perry, Mrs. Charles i Rogers.
 The newly organized degree team of 1 Okenuck tribe of which Louis Rein
 CTS has recently been elected captain, l held well attended rehearsal in ! Red Mems hall last evening. Under
 the direction of MT. Reiners a first
 class team can be expected and
 which will be composed of the fol-
 lowing members of the tribe: Louis
 Reiners, captain; Harry Baldwin John Chandler, Wesley Morehouse,
 Raymond Coe, Horace Wellington
 Everett Sweetland, Herbert W. Doc T little, Edward Manchester, Howard Wilcoxson, J. Dugan, Clifford Casey, Clinton Coe, G. w. Spa1l, George A.
 F'airchild and William Topping. | At the meeting of the Argus club held in their rooms on Rockwell ave- nue last evening the final arrange ments were made for the dance which will be given by the organization in their club rooms Saturday evening. A fine program of music has been ar ranged for by Shaw's orchestra and an evening of much pleasure is as- sured all who attend.
 The adjourned annual meeting of the Congregational church was held in Packard hall on Wednesday even ing at which time the reports of the various departments of the church was read
 The members of Oronque lodge of Il l Odd Fellows are planning on a busy s two weeks as at their meeting this evening the first degree will be con ferred on a class of six candidates. s At the next meeting the second de- s gree will be worked and on January q 30 the lodge will end the activities of s month with the entertaining of the s state officers of the order.
 5 F. P Beards1ey, who has been il7 s for the past few days. is able to be z out again.
 
 Fl A special meeting of St. Johns lodge. No. 8, A. F. and A M, was held in their hall in the town building 5 last evening. l For the second time this winter the I Housatonic river is frozen over from Derby to the railroad bridge. l Wesley Morehouse of Sutton avenue attended a clam chowder party with friends in Bridgeport last evening. a Albert Anderson, one of the best
 bowlers in Straford, and this title
 cannot be disputed, is now debarred
 from most of the amateur games at
 the iccal alleys because of his great { ability to hit the pins He was not al- E lowed to bowl last evening with a team representing an organization E which he belongs to on this account