The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-26

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 Cecil DeMilles production, some 4hing, To Think About" with Gloria | IywAnson and Elliott Dexter, will be 8he, feature at the Stratford theatre To-day and tomorrow.
 A musical recital will be given in the First Baptdstt church Thursda1 evening for the benefit of the junior choir. Mrs William Meade is di- rectreas Refreshments will be served 4 .On Thursday afternoon and even Ing 2 bazaar and supper will be held II I4t the M. E. church. The Ladies Aid society is in charge.
 The police received an s. Q. s. Frank Taylor of 793 Seaview ave 4uo. Bridgeport, whose Ford car had
 scorns % tansied up int in the ca car track tracks Awn avenue with the result that Lizzie was resting inverted with her Backbone more or less fractured 5ured, and when the police arrived a passing truck had given hand and gotten the benzine buggy back on its legs. Later it was taken to the Han bone Installed.
 Musantes Peanuts are no more. U The members of the team after con-
  Gelves the All Stratfords. which does 4ound little more elevatng. Then by way demonstration they took i the Midnight Sons of Bridgeport on for a match Monday. night at the ' 9tratford alleys and gave them enough in two games. The scores were:
 An stratfords. NIdnight Sons.
 492 4S2 487 4S6
 rot s7s s6s
 On Thursday night the All Strat- |kords will play the St. Josephs at the IN Nutmeg alleys in Bridgeport The ! locals have won six out or seven X matches Games can be booked with \ Manager J. c. Friedman. phone SS3. The fire department continued on with a busy month when three alarms I were answered within a few minutes
 of each other Tuesday afternoon Ine | first call came at 2:24 from Hunting
 ton Road, where a woodland fire
 cause unknown. was giving alarm tc
 nearby residents There was no loss
 The chemical covered this call, ant
 five minutes after it had left tn,
 house call came from the Springfield
 EmeryJ Wheel Company on Wes
 Broad street where a grass and rum
 Der fire, probably started by a. pass I ing railroad train. was rapidly gain II ing way. The blaze was subdued b! II inc big No. l truck and the loss
 about five dollars, confined to tn Al humber.
 d Before the apparatus had left th1 II location an alarm was turned in iron near the Stratford avenue car barn 'Ewhere another grass fire was spread | ing No damage.
 N The regular meeting of the Ladie: M Auxiliary of the AnderSon-Dunn IVA Kochiss post, American Legion. wa
 held last evening at which arran ge : I 1nents were completed for the brlds | and whist to be held Friday afternoo at the Futile auditorium, mention which Is made elsewh ere in this CO M 1Irnu. The play will start at 2:3O an |It any who have not yet procured t1cke
 nav do so at the door. thee hars E tor be 50 cents.
 Probably the most important a' N ton at the meeting was the resol, ktffon to start a reserve luna to Il 1,sed at various times to assist aI .tM a~~sarvice men who are worthy ar |L> m need of immediate assistance TT ! kfE r,r.oceeds of the Friday afternoe ! WI card party will be used as found; )Uf tion for this. fund which 1t IS nope M# to add to from time to times oy pa | ttE tdes and entertainments hght T "A treatments were served Iolio"Ans u Bltr business session.
 IK Mrs. Lucy Garner and Mrs. Jof A~4 Reitter will attend as delegates U 44 first annual statec onventfon or MI Ladies' Auxiliaries of the Amer1c' U Legion posts throughout the sta Ns Thfss tatec onvention. Wnlcn l I37 Terea fter be an annual affair, VIII IA held in Bridgeport on Feb. Z, ana 1js seems assured that delegates w be present from at least 54 auNllla
 " uossts throughout the state.