The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-24
STRAIFORD

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The Ladies' auxiliary of the Amer
lean Legion will conduct a rummage
sale all day next Thursday at the
town hall. Collections for the sale
will be made in all parts of Stratford
on Wednesday. and those who have
been communicated with are remind
ed to have The contributions on the
front verandas for collection on that
date. Frisk the attic. it's time for
house cleaning now. surely you can
find something of value to others if
not to you. The Ladies' Auxiliary
can sell it for something, and realize
Cor the fund for eX-service men;
fund they are exceedingly desirious
of keeping alive. Others who have
material of any kind will confer a
favor by calling Commander Saa-
cool of the Legion at Stratford 597-
Tonight is the night of the Cup
ing will get under way on time, re-
hearsed to perfection, and what
promises to be a rare treat in the
way of a local talent offering at the
sstratford theatre, will be repeated
with all the trimmings, tomorrow
night. The program follows:
First Part.
Opening March8'Hello" Open;
Beach-.'Leave Me with. Smile"
Jokes. End Men. Solo, Clark p.
Lane, Jr.. Pullman Porter Blues"
Gags End Men Men Solo, F. G; Gue rim
Men. Solo. DR.. W. G. Williams,
Solo. Warren Beach, Sc Sc senior"
Jokes. End Men. Solo, F. c. Holm
gren. E'Moonshine on the Moonshine."
Gags. End Men. Town Topics, c.
H Snliman. Finale-First Part, En-
tire Company.
Moving Pictures, Chas. Chaplin in
OIeo. Darktown Cabaret-Manager
G. H. SilIiman: walters, Alfred NAL
F. Holmgren. QUARTET. H. Guer-
in, Roger Beers, R. Beardsley, Harold
DeLacour. Patrons-W. Atherton,
Fl Feldman. J. Erdman, DR.. w. Will
iiams, Clark P Lane, T. r. Risberg.
Grand Finale, Entire Company.
Cast-InterlOc A. Fair
child End MEN,. c. Holmgren,
c. H: Si1liman. F. II. Guerin. DR.. w.
Williams. Warren Beach, Clark p.
Lane. Jr. Chorus. G. Ahearn,
r. b. Anterior, w. F. Anterior, A.
H. Ball. Alfred Beach, r. S. Boards
ley. H. L. Beers, r. E. Bliss, Charles
Carten, H. f. DeLour, J. Erdman, H.
FeIdman. P. p. Goodell, B. Graham,
w. H. Hart. Alfred Maliett, V. S.
Morehouse, H A Nelson, H. B. New
burn, c. X. Stagg.
The council meets tonight. Heads
up. 'Tis said the council will discuss
that everyone else in town has cussed
and discussed the affair of disgrace
it is not surprising that the council
has heard about it, and not wishing
10 let a charge farce in the name of
parliamentary law.
Tomorrow is the day that the map
of Stratford with a description of dis
trict boundary lines and other matters
of especial interest during the school
bog fight in the old Town will be pub
Eshed. Should you feel need of a good
map of Stratford, that will give you
the ''low down" on a lot of interest
in points in the present tangle, order
your Tuesday Times now.
1t is announced that during the
summer the Stratford theatre will
be closed for an interval while inter
Tor improvements long planned; are
carried out. while the balance of the
front of the building will be raised to
a uniform height.
Taking Advantage of the clear wea-
Their, which while cool attracted
many motorists to the roads, the
State police conducted a "hOld-up" on
Washington bridge. bringing in a to-
tai of 20 drivers, who were -sI5Oying
the sport legal. Part of the catch viii
be arraigned in the Stratford Town
court, and part in Milford.
Postmaster of Str<5tford since 1903, /
William b Bristol celebrated his g.
nd, birthday Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Nolan. 36S Windsor !
avenue. who has been connected with (
the Bridgeport Chain company for |
some time. Will leave Stra tford in /
May for Hartford where she win
make her future home with an aunt |
The Court of St. Cecilia. Catholic |
Daughters of America viii give an
entertainment and dance at Quilty's
%. Perry's orchestra will furnish the |
music. Vocal selections will be rem
dered by Mrs. Agnes Mcnamara. so
prana. St. James church will benefit /
from the proceeds OF the affair. The |
committee in charge is as follows:
The Regent OF the society. Miss Alice |
T. Clarke. as chairlady. with assist /
ants in Mrs. Julia Cabot. Mrs. Cath /
crime Hamilton. Mrs Catherine Cum
bingham. Mrs. Sara Dolan, Mrs. Nellie |
Faint. Mrs. Annie Graham, Mrs. Car
Inelia StaYola. and the Misses Cath |
crime snd Jeanette Clark. Anna Ham
ilton and Marguerite Geary. Assist /
ing the Grand Regent, Mrs. Alice T. |
Clark, as patrcl,esses, are Mrs T. c.
Coughlin. Miss Ellen O'Gonnor, Mrs |
Mrs. Martin Tracy, Mrs. Timothy
Ryan, Mrs. James Sexton. Mrs. John |
FAINT Mrs. George Baldwin. Mrs.
Hugh Hamilton, Mrs. Charlotte Gay
nor. Mrs. 7. H. Hopkins. Mrs. a. w.
Cabot, Mrs. Timothy p Ryan.
AJ1o,.4iSo T., Tho VI,,,oS