The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-01
prize calf will be awarded as soon after that time as possible.


 A bad accident was narrowly avert ed Saturday about 1 o'clock when a jitney bus loaded with passengers headed for Walnut Beach. in it's rapid haste to reach its destination ducked in between two standing trolley cars at the center Of fetching up with the two right hand wheels high up on a snow pile and the rear of the machine on the rear end of the car platform. Had it not been for the trolley car the jftney would have turned over and no doubt several of the passengers injured. The passengers in the jitney eood natured- ly left the machine and lifted it back in the road when they were soon on their way home without any damage having been done.
 The largest crowd of the season at- tended the semi-monthly dance which was given by the men of the Argus club at their club rooms on West Broad street Saturday evening. A pleasing program of dance numbers was rendered by Shaw's orchestra which all present enjoyed until a late hour.
  Stratford Haymakers' association will be held this evening when it is planned | to instruct a number of tramps in the mysteries of making hay by electricity 1 in a manner yet unexemplifed in l Stratford.
 i A delightful clam chowder supper was served by the entertainme com l mittee of the Cupheag club to | large number of their members in the club rooms on Saturday evening. The 1 chowder which was one of the famous 1 Frank L. Curtis chowders, was served l in Ia Cupheag style, no limit being l placed on the individual consumption. During the evening an exhibition bill Hard game was played between Will jam B. Booth and Harry Balfour, this being one of the features of the even ing.
 Chauncey Mills of Huntington Road
 is confined at St Vincent's hospital,
 where he recently underwent an oper- ation.
 Mrs. R. W. Lampson is seriously i'll
 at her home on Thompson street. The members of the Past Sachem's
 association of Okenuck tribe will be
 entertained by Arthur Dennison, one
 of the past sachems of Okenuck trbe ! at his home on Warren street, Bridge port, on Wednesday evening of this
 week.
 MT. and Mrs Louis Reich O.
 Bridgeport were entertained b!
 friends in Stratford yesterday after noon.
 , The condition of Frank Moran O l Broadbridge avenue, who has been il for some time past, IS now consideret very serious
 The regular weekly meeting of th' Stratford club will be held in the cluE rooms on Nichols avenue, this even
 ing.
 Mrs. William Mallory is very i'll a her home On Broadbridge avenue.
 Several matters of importance vii K be discussed at the meeting of Oke l l muck tribe which will be held in it ] wigwam on Church street this even ! ing.
 T Mrs. George Parliament has return c ed to her home, $50 King street, afte s spending the past four months witt
 relatives at Cedar Rapids. Iowa. g A regular meeting of the Stratfor x Post, American Legion. will be hel a in it's club rooms on Main street thi e evening, at which time the commit 1T tees which have been in charge of tn | recent functions of the post will ren '1 der a final report. k The committee who have the de IS termining of the Dunlap property val le nations in charge, met at the count court house in Bridgeport today. is FOR sA.E+7 room. 1-family hous lot 1o0x1oo; price, $4,soo. App g. Peter Gleason, StraHord, Conn. ss coRTEz c. ROCKWELL. plumbir le and heating; jobbing a specialt
 Corner Main and Hillside avenu ne Sratford D1St'