The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-23
STAMFORD

At eight o'clock tonight in the Red CToss rooms of the Christ church par] 1sh house, Main stret, the America
 Lesion will install officers. Count7 Shalrman J. J. F'enneM, Stamford. t5 nave charge of the ceremonies Tllj hea cross and the Ladies' sl1xilfar
 or the Legion have been invited +o f
 present and a large attendance of ea cd oI the three organizations is hoTe1
 foL Tn notifying the members of th]
 urg7.,oi-l S,GtI oI me important meeting, tIj
 "at .ss nihs reads in part as follows:
 The Commander is very anxio,,l
 ~ break out the whole works arsd snoW sstr this bird from Stamford tI1sJ
 Ttl Ta litIord Post No. 42, is around herej 70 insure a large attendance at f1,f1
 iorIhauon' he directs that no naci<l sue arms or bowling pieces will Fl Teti Te @ @rIeo' Just come with a big grirl and you dont have the grin, turn oslI alto groWl. A good soldier alwas,f sfoWls- e.yE Turn out anyhow. " want everybody, bad artillervI iIeiI, SeIIoWlegs, doughboys, engineerv{t
 iSsrs, members of the black gans inlttee has been instructed to Jss1a little chow Who eats in f11ts o,1s4iI anyhow ?'' A- SiitS oulIlz sa,tas The American Legion was reprei Stratford Community for1,n, Ga,,... ganonal church. Under the 3iracfjs1 31o yt the Mems club, Dr. David F as biS .in 11envered an address, takin [
 0,1 seIoJeeI. American IdeaIs.'' o'clock the scheduled sna.1sa,. ious -'i'Aiop Hughes, of Massachusetts.
 n ,s,lt The council will also get busy ts nlght, in the second regular n1oS,+t,ls meeting. Maybe there will ba = 1A1l 1E uoihg, and perhaps there will not tiIlssion tha IS Tree. Come early and avosE ha ush- something big is due tf same. -7 oue Just LhH atfentfra several weeks ago in this co1um the January number of Good Ho, heeplng' regarding the conditioY1 among the poor of Stratford Tr,N article al had to do with the sonewhg3 tfh1eSserated thai5! news stories that founN Tr9s. TfIeiT way into print about 2 year gd w nlIe there is still entirely too rnIfc and poverty in strs tions tIra, and and all of this section. eond] na rloirS ai1+6 were never quite so bad ing their children wine hse.1ss lacking food. until the q; H pe1ed (high brow tg M good story. but it str- W Ss1se %as in a oIrtuiation listis; f IA
 Would " 9hat bah dhs e said said tftL5 v
 into the possession1
 c1ent to purchase a dinnSA
 high class restaurant ~
 Conditions were bad and are n perfect yet, but Stratford received desirable nature Anent the reca5 whack in the Good Housekeepfn Governor Lake has issued the fo lowing statement:
 fFThiS papers at the time, and I am vel sure that the condition was correc ed. Connecticut is making consf tent and I feel quite successful e forts to minimize the regrettable fects of unemployment. These effor] are being put forward by practical every one of our local communftie} as well as by the state, and whiI impossible to alleviate all the suffe ings due to business depression vel much has been accomplished througI out the state. These efforts are st being put forward.
 "1 am glad to say, however. tn the improvement in industrial cond tions while slow is noticeable and have great faith that the present vii ter will be our hardest one for a Ior time, at least"
 Miss Bessie Dunsmore CaIIenda Bridgeport, will conduct a dancin class at Post Office hall, commenciI lOHIoIIOW evening" ms VIII De Lf second year that Miss Ca1Iander hi conducted classes in Bridgeport an Stratford She is also a teacher Folk dances and Dramatic games the Lincoln school, Bridgeport.
 George Mewson, IT, Surf avenu was struck at 10 o'clock Saturda night by the automobile patrol, as was walking on Stratford avenue, nez St. MichaePs cemetery. Both tf unfortunate lad and Sergeant Ben5 min Smith, driving the patrol, we endeavorin@ to avoid slippery plac in the sidewalk and roadway, an this is believed to have caused tf accident. The boy was painful but not dangerously injured. sidewalk in front of the St. MichaeM cemetery would be a good suggestfd to be made by Engineer GoodeH.