The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-11

flTteen new men were added to the working force at Hillside Home yes terday, making a total of 16b.
 The second of a series Of four Iec- lures will be given by Father Hunt ington of the Order of the Holy Cross It Trinity church, Thursday even ing.
 The national officers of the Sons of St. George will attend the dinner and reception Thursday night. The din ner will be at the Stratf1eld at o'clock and the festivities at the lodge rooms at 8 o'clock.
 Of the AIS cases at Fnglewood hos pita1 last year 147 were diphther,a scarlet fever 13o; whooping cough 4a, infiuena s7 and measles 1s.
 The bodies of two local boys who died in France duri ng the war, ar rived in this city last night for burial They were Corporal William R. Smith, who died April il, 1918, and John Buechler, who died January IS, 1919.
 Preliminary steps were taken yes- terday by several civic organizations of the city to do some work towards relieving the unemployment situation here
 Many poultry licenses were issued | and the report of the Englewood hos pital was considered at the meeting of the Board of Health last night. All interested dn becoming song l leaders in church work and fraternal | organizations are invited to attend the course for song leaders which Al l win w. Bearse will begin tomorrow evening in the banquet hall of the l VIM c. A.
 | Several important matters will be under consideration at the meeting of the Ways and Means committee of | the Common Council tonight, inc1ud- ing the issuance of bonds amounting l to $2.700.0O0 for schools.
 ! trial in the United States court in session at Hartford are George Be-
 sercy, John Danko, John Hayder
 Frederick Fournier. Louis Gilgoff,
 Gustave D. Gueno. Henry Pietrusc- wcz, Joseph Kandracain, Anthony Macy, Adam Morski, Thuat Pelopo-
 nak, John Yanock. Joseph Sorkin.
 The city zoning system adopted by
 the Board of Health whereby all chil-
 dren born in this city are kept under
 surveillance for a year after birth is
 meeting with success although nc
 concrete facts can be reported at thi: | time, according to the statements o1
 health officials
 The 34th annual ball of Cla1 l Campbell, O. s. C., will be held Jan 21, at the Casino. Final arrange.
 nrents were made last night at (
 meeting of the Clan.
 The publication of the Automobi1.
 Register may be discontinued in orde
 to save the expense.
 The Board of Education last nigh adopted the proposition to compe
 pupils to measure up to fixed stand ards before allowing them to ente : the sixth grade. The vote was six t. . four.
 : The Milford American Legion DOS , will hold its annual ball in the Tow Hall, Friday night.
 The Shriners will hold their ball a ! the Stratfeld, Jan. 25. The entir :. house has been reserved and the de Q | mand for tickets has been so grea r that they were compelled to limit tn
 issue to 1,5o0.
 -I Found lying unconscious on tn
 floor of the bathroom of his hon f at 10S Stillman street, Ray A. Woo l. ton was rushed to the Bridgeport hos s. pital, suffering from gas poisonin. $ A gas jet in the bathroom was tur }; ed On bux unlighted. It is believe e that the 69se was accidental Woo
 toms conds on is not sArinnsS