The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-09

be served at o'clock and will be fol- lowed with an entertainment which will equal if not excel many of the high class entertainments heretofore given in Stratford. An orchestra will play during the evening and addresses will be made by prominent members of the order. The committee in charge of the celebration comprises Ellsworth Deitz, chairman; Andrew T. Eaton, secretary; George w. Spall, Frederick W. Nettleton, George Butcher, Harold Stephen, Harry w. F. Baldwin, Clifford Casey, William Howard Wilcoxson, F. P. Beardsley, Louis E. Peck. William Hopton, Wes- ley Morehouse and George A. Fair child. The following subcommittee were also appointed at the meeting: Publicity, Louis E. Peck, chairman; decorations and layout. William How ard Wilcoxson; entertainment, George Butcher. Full details relative to the celebration will be made at the meet ing of the tribe which will be held in the wigwam this evening.
 , With full equipment for a weeks camp at Mantle the members of Co. F, under command of Captain George w. SpaIl entrained on the 8:15 from the Stratford station this morning. Members and officers of the company were busy yesterday at the armory preparing for camp and as they left Stratford this morning they looked fit for any eventua.lity which might be- fall them while doing duty on the old camp grounds. The company which lacked a number of men to make it a full command will return on Satur- day afternoon of this week. Besides Captain Spall, First Lieut.. s Horace Wellington and Second Lieut.. Ray mond Jones with full quota of non- commissioned officers left with the company.
 An important meeting of the mem bers of the Southwest End Improve ment club will be held in the Honey spot school on Tuesday evening at which time the election of officers of the club will take place. All taxpayers and citizens living in this section known as the Avon section are most cordially invited to be present at the meeting. Several important matters besides the election of officers will be discussed and all who can should at tend.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Abercromfde 
 terday for a three days motor trip which will be spent touring in New Jersey.
 A regular meeting of the Stratford club Inc, will be held in the club rooms on Nichols avenue this even- ing.
 MT. and Mrs William Swan of North %@ yesterday where they were the guests of relatives.
 Ellsworth Deity Of Bridgeport spent yesterday with friends in Stratford.
 Work is progressing rapidly on the moving of the old building at the cen ter to make room for the moving pie ture theater which is to be erected there. The old Whiting building sold and has been torn down and the other two buildings have been moved to the rear of the lot where business will be conducted in them in the flu ture as in the past.
 Plans are nearly complete for the instituting of the new lodge of of Pythias in Stratford. At the meeting of the lodge last week the nOlnlnduOn OI OlNeTS tOOh pd1Ce and at the meeting of the lodge which will be held in the Christensen build ing this week the officers will be elect ed This will be followed by the in sta1ling of the officers and the insti- tuting of the lodge which date has not as yet been set but will probably be sometime during the current month
 Mrs. Lillian Austin of North Main street is entertaining her son, Samuel Austin, of Memphis, Tenn.
 After a short illness Mrs. Adelaide E. Wheeler, widow of the late Henry Wheeler, died at her home, Wheeler lane, Saturday afternoon about five o'clock. Mrs. Wheeler who was an