The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-24

Tonight at the Stratford theatre the attraction will be Pauline Fred
 erfck in Slave of Vanity
 The. Delphian Chapter will meet this evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Elliott Peck on Longbrook ave-
 an Illustrated lecture upon the prin-
 cipai cities of Italy. The city man ager form of government will also be a topic of conversation.
 memorial to the late Judge How
 ard ". Curtis, former army captain
 and Stratford town judge, has been
 s Pssparsd U; 1na by felioy members ne o of the
 F. Keating, and E. Earle Garlick. oficers who will serve for the Cupheag club for another year, re- Gently reelected, are: President Edward c. Spall; vice president, John Graham; secretary, George w. Spal1; tors. G: Y. Edwards and w. Ather- I con.
 Word has been received of the death of George Roberts, formerly oa 6tratford, near Brunswick, Ga.
 Examination are in order at the
 high school this week.
 Stratford high school won Satur- day at basketball from Milford high school. by a comfortable margin. George Dillon has moved his un- 9ertaking establishment from the Futile building to the Christanson building.
 The high school basketball team e1pects to play Norwalk high on Fri Through the agency of William F. r1 of Rr-id If has purchased a cottage on Vine street of Alexander Magnuson.
 with the weather and travel for 8 Few more days like it was Sunday
 the Ooronoque Hill on the Derby sroad will be impossible unless some < Immediate and temporary repairs are { made before the reconstruction planned for next summer is started.
 Yesterday many cars were lined at
 the head and foot of the hill await
 ing their turn at chance to risk
 springs, axIes and pans, and some
 deal of difficulty The ruts are many e inches deep, and there are many of
 them.
 Sunday from Meriden. her father hav- ing gone after her. and some time
 today she will tell Chief Nichols all
 she knows concerning John E. Owens
 
 and with whom she eloped to Meri-
 den some days ago. The girl did not
 know that Owen was married. It is
 not probable that the Stratford po- lice will have the pleasure of inter- .s tviewing Owens for he is held in Mer- T lien on several charges, at. least one
 of them of a nature that the fedora, authorities will take a hand and be- tween the charges. and the $1,00C
 bond hanging over his head it is
 unlikely that he can visit Stratford al a this time
 w At the Congregational church yes terday afternoon Rev. Robert B M Whitehead conducted services for thu late Helen M. RoweIl. The pal bearers were Phi1o P. Haven. Thos B. Talor, MacLaren Stevenson Arthur G. Baldwin, Radford B Smith and William A. Stagg. Inter ment was in Union cemetery. Mrs W Rowetl Is survivew by two daughters N Mrs. Frank R. Curtiss of Glendora M Cal, and Mrs Newton J. Reed, 0 % Gtratford, with whom she wa 4 making her home at the time of he N death. She also leaves a gran X daughter, Miss Helena F. Curtss o Azuca, Cal. Her husband died i
 1887, in Oakland, Cal. and since tha N time she has lived in Stratford wher she will be sadly missed, for MT: Roweu was always actively intereste an all current affairs, and especially
 the work of the Congregations l '. church She was born in Chester N N. H.. on May 6. 1884.