The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-25
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 Strntford, June 25-Vincent Pas euIa died yesterday morning at the hospital, after being in jured while at work at the Stratford plant, yesterday morning, about 7:30, and Manuel Oliver, a la borer, also engaged in work with PascuIa, is in the hospital in serious condition, little hope being held out for his recovery. Both of the men were working in the pit which is being excavated for the Disposal plant when a wire broke which sup ports a large derrick which was be- ing used for the excavating and the mast which supported the derrick also broke in four pieces swinging around and hitting the steel sheeting in the pit, one of the pieces falling on the head of the men. The men were rushed to the hospital Pascula died shortly after arriving there.
 Tanned by the warm sun of I Greece, but happy with the girl of his boyhood days, Peter Kostopolus | and bride arrived in Stratford early l yesterday morning after a delightful trip across the ocean happy to be back in the old town after having been away for over seven months. MT. Kostopolus, who is a partner in the Stratford Candy Kitchen, claimed when he left Stratford last fall, he was, going to his old home to visit with his parents, which he did, but he also found his boyhood love and the nUptia1 knot was tied in Greece. MT. Kostopo1us, who is a. well known Stratford resident, has a large circle of friends here who will be interest ed to- learn of his return and will all join in congratulating him on his new venture.
 The-pupfls~ of Miss Mary c. Fair child will give their annual musicale in the Sunday school room of the Methodist Episcopal church tomor row afternoon at which time a very attractive program has been arrang- ed for. q; hi sfk44&tl21a
 mo report of the Stratford Red Cross Public Health nurse for the month of May is as follows: Number of cases under care, 65; new cases, 31: nnrsing visits, 96; infant well fare, 34; prenatal, 8; tuberculosis, 9; visits to schools, 3; home visits to school children, 10; attended at clinic, 23; other visits, 59; making a total for the month of 240 patients. Two infant welfare clinics will be held during the summer months, one . at Honeyspot school on Friday af- tern0Ons and one at the Franklin school, Wednesday afternoons. Moth- CTS are cordially invited to bring their babies and have them weighed and measured at D. m. Drs. w. B. Coggswell and D. R. Rowland will be in attendance The tuberculosis clinic is held at Miss Beatrice OI- sens office inEi the town%han on Thursday afternoon from 80 to D. m-, with pr. Lynch of Shelton, in charge.
 A smouldering fire in pile of saw dust and shavings at the foot of Slut ton avenue caused the chemical to be called to the scene carly last evening. No blaze from the fire was found but the odor from the smouldering saw dust caused considerable annoyance to the residents.
 William H. St. John is having a storehouse built in the rear of his store on Main street
 A. regular meeting of Star of Strat- ford lodge, Shepherds of Bethlehem, was held in Odd Fellows hall last evening.
 Miss Helen Dunbar and Miss Alma BuerdsaH are in New York city today in the interest of the Stratford Trust company.
 Harry Baldwin and family have moved into their new home at the corner of Main street and Woodstock avenue.
 Mir and Mrs. Paul F. Goodel1 of Warwick avenue are rejoicing, over the arrival of a daughter which came to their home recently.
 Mrs. Sterling Filmer and gang spent yesterday camping at Far Mill River
 Lawrence Beardmore and Robert Fimer have accepted positions at the new plant of the United Illuminating company on East Main street, Strat- ford.
 A congnittee meeting of the mem bers of Okenuck tribe who will take the trail to Milford on July was held in the wigwam last evening.
 A large display of fireworks will be placed on exhibition within the next flaw days by Charles A;bercrombie, the local dealer. MT. Abercrombie will give big demonstration of what his goods can do on the evening of July 4
 Several important matters will be brought to the attention of the mem : berS of the Stratford Republican towr committee by the chairman, George B. Chase, at meeting of the commit tee which will be held in their head quarters this evening.
 FARM FOR SALE in Stratford. In.
 quire Peter Gleason. Phone Strat.
 ford 295. 2S90 Main St.
 CORTEZ c. ROCKWELL, plumbins
 and heating; jobbing a speciality
 Corner Main and Hillside avenue
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