The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-29
STAMFORD
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 Stratford, May 29.---The friends of Walter Blamey are glad to see hian around again. About two weeks ago MT. Blamey met with an accident, be- ing knocked down with an automo- bile while his way home from work and was taken to the hospital He received several bruises and cuts about the body, but no bones were
 broken He is now at his home and is able to attend to business again. MT. Blamey soon expects to attend to his business again. He is now able to be around the streets
 Carpenters were at work the other day repairing a large sign board sta toned on Ferry boulevard and which was blown over by the wind The steam shovel which is at work at the present time on Housatoni avenue, digging trenches for the sewer that is being laid through the town, is attracting considerable attention In this particular location it appears to be one huge sand bank and the shovel can make headway rapidly. It is really quite a wonderful piece of ma chinery.
 There appears to be considerable activity in the real estate market, even though there is a stringency in the money market, and banks are slow about lendng money on real estate. There are a number Of good homes about town at the present time for sale and some of them are real bar gains There have been a number of houses sold and exchanged along back.
 oI -rf T street has been confined at her home suffering with a hard cold, but is re- covering and will be out soon.
 MT. and Mrs Robert Dorman of
 East Broadway spent several days wis ting with friends in Huntingdon re- gently.
 Lightning struck large pine tree in the rear of the Swan residence on East Broad street the other day and tore a strip of bark off the whole length.
 Rents in great demand at the present time. Any one who has any kind of a building has no trouble to get some kind of rental for it. There are a number of families who have sold their homes for a good price and are now looking for rents. There ap- pears to be a cessation in the building industry from one cause or another, and there are really no houses to be had.
 Bethany church. corner of Nichols avenue and Wheeler terrace Services at 10:30 and 7:3o. Rev. MT. NichoIl pastor, will speak at both services. Sunday school will meet at close of morning service and the Children's Day music will be used at that time. The Young Peoples meeting will be held at 6:45. All are cordially invited to attend these services.
 Champerlain, pastor. Sunday, May 30, morning worship at 10:30. The topic for this service will be, 'fWanted---An
 CAogist.'' The theme will be fitting to the Memorial Day. This is a time when we are thinking of all ;u'dic servants, soldiers and sailors, and also public officials, elected or appointed. How often do you say a good work to them, or about them? Think it over.
 Evening worship at 7:3O. This is cheery service The theme of the eve ming will be Our Religion and Good Cheer" Is it ever ''proper' to wear broad grin? Does religion bespeak How do we represent our faith to the boys and girls of our town and of our homes? Religion is life and our type ought to be buoyant and hopeful This is the trend of the sermon for | Sunday night. Come and enjoy the service Bring someone. Sunday school at 12- Classes for all. Ep- worth League at 6:45; leader, Miss Irene Doe. Topic, Being God Comrade.'' Tuesday afternoon the Ladies' Aid society will meet for the
 monthly business. There will also be
 work for those who desire. Tuesday
 evening the official board will meet at :S. Wednesday evening the midweek service will be resumed at 5. All in- vited. P: eparations are being made for the annual Children's Day which will be held on June 20. Morning ser vice will lbe taken up with the bap- tismal rite, and the evening with the children'S concert.