The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-24
SUFFRAGE SALE
 PROVES SUCCESS
Oronoque Lodge Entertains Derby Odd
 Fellows.
Special to The rfmez.)


 Stratford, April 24-The annual fummage sale of the Stratford Suf- frage association, which was given in the town hall yesterday, proved to be big success and despite the in element weather a large crowd at tended the event which netted a good sum for the local association. Miss Alice Judson and Mrs. Alice Bryant were in general charge of the sale and were ably assisted by the follow ing members of the organization. Mrs. Sterling F'ilmer, Mrs. George To tams, Mrs. Ava Beers, Mrs. Jermiah Kennedy, Miss Mary LaIly, Mrs. Frank Sammis, Mrs. Wardeu, Mrs. J. Grathwo1, Mrs. Charles Hanford, Mrs. William Holmes, Gertrude Han ford, Lizette Hanford, Mrs. John Richardson, Miss Edith Hastings and Miss Maud Hull.
 An important meeting of the Stratford Republican club has been called by the president, Edward Birge, for this evening, at which time several important matters will be dis cusSed. Final plans as to what part the organization will take in the cele- bration of American Day parade, May 1, will also be decided upon. Following the meeting a buffet lun- cheon will be served and social time enjoyed by all present.
 Odd Fellows hall was filed to it's capacity last evening when the mem bers of Oronoque lodge of odd Eel lows entertained nearly 100 of the members of Ousatonic lodge of Derby. The second degree was one of the foafnT-aSs rf n Uoa- ing exemplified in a most efficient manner by the visiting degree team. Addresses were made by several of the visitors and local members of the order and at the conclusion of the meting refreshments were served. The visitors made the trip in autono- piles and as the long train of cars drove into the center, parking space was at a premium along both sides of the street
 METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
 Rev. A. F. Chamberlain, pastor. Sunday, April 25, morning worship, 10:30 sermon by the pastor on The Gospel of Power" Evening service 7:30, song and sermon. Gospel sing ing for a. few minutes at the begin ming of the service. Everybody en- joys a sing. Sermon topic q Go a Fishing" Sunday school, 12 o'clock. Glasses for every age. Epworth League 6:45. Topic, Twill a Man Rob. God % Leader, Miss Sanford. A bright service of song for all ages.
 Tuesday afternoon the Ladies Aid society will meet to sew.
 Thursday afternoon the Woman's Home Missionary society will meet for the regular monthly meeting. Topic, ''Mormonisrn."
 This church in accord with the plans of the local committee will ob- serve American Day May l. Special programs will be arranged. At the evening service the pastor will speak on How to Americanize.''
 The Weslay Mems class of the Strat- ford M. B. church held it's first ban quet Tuesday night in the Rustic Inn, Milford. Thirty covers were spread. A most delightful time was had by all The evening was passed in listening to a well arranged program. Edwin S. Hoyt acted as toastmaster, and was a master in the act The toasts were given by Rev. A F. Chamber lain on 'Am I My Brothers Keeper ?' and Stanley Curtis on '"The Young Mans Church.
 Between the toasts a quartet con- sisting of Messrs- Ridde1l, Chamber lain, Parsons and Meloy sang selec- Songs of the popular order were in terspersed between courses.
 The principal address was deliver ed by Judge Nobbs of Bridgeport who spoke on '"The Government and IT sy,+o esting and informing discourse, de scribing in some detail the duty ana obligation of the citizen.
 At 10:3o the company left, gtvins votes of thanks to the entertainer cook.
 @ H. M Doyle of Ferry Boulevard i the owner of a new automobile.
 George Buck and wife have arriv ed home from Florida
 James Hubben of East Broat street has commenced to repair law mowers Anyone who has got t have their machines repaired will d. well to get them in early, for gener ally he has a rush as the season ad vances-
 One of the finest collection O shells of all descriptions can be see at the home of Robert Dorman, o1 East Broad street, that is to be foun' around these parts During MT. Dor mans sojourn in Florida this pas winter he made a specially of col lecting shells. and one would hardl believe that such a handsome dis play could be found on the shores c the Gulf of Mexico MT and MT: Dorman reported that they enjoye themselves greatly while in F1orid this winter.
 Martin Knapp of East Broadway engaged in building for himself garage on his place.
 MT. and Mrs. L. H. Burritt of Jud son Place, are receiving congratula tions on the 18th anniversary of thei wedding, which took place last Sat
 urday. They were also the reciI ,f