The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-05
STAMFORD

It is understood that stratford may benefit by commendable action taken quite a ways away. The Wat erbury Chamber of Commerce is said to have a movement on foot to ask the state to give immediate attention to the river road between Shelton and Stratford, at least as far toward the other permanent paving as Bar mum avenue. The Waterbury organ ization is said to deplore the fact that this one bad link of highway should mar an otherwise fine stretch of road all the way from Water bury to New York. Since the com pIetion of the new piece of high way between Waterbury and Derby, the road from Shelton to Stratford has loked worse than ever. At cer- tain seasons of the gear it has been aln 0st impossible, which certainly IS not as a state trunk road should be-
 Believing that spring is here in earnest this time the All Stars are trying to arrange for a double header on the base ball grounds in Paradise Green.
 Tonight at the stratford theatre Harold Lloyd in "A Sailor Made program with Irene Castle and An , tonic Mereno in Mark of Cain." There wdll also be a Holmes trave- Dogue.
 During the general alterations the front of Seymour Wells store at Paradise Green is also receiving q fresh coat of white paint.
 With the draw, and all the span that reached from the StratfoCd shore to the draw already removed, the old Washington bride will soon be a memory, all save the approach from highway decided turn to the left.
 Archie R. Poirrer. son of Mrs Caro- line Landry, Feeley street, is epect- terry F, 1003rd Field Artillery, Y.D., he was badly wounded in action. and only few days ago was discharged from United States Veterans hos pital No. 8. New York city. He is at present visiting in Providence.
 Everything is "aal set'' for the pre- sentatfon Thursday and Friday even ings in Red Mems hall by the High school seniors of the operetta. 'The Bells of Beaujolias." The cast fol- lows:
 Augustus, Duke of Beaujolais, Ed mund Judson; John Bender, a. wealthy American widower, William Peck; Larry, George Chase; young Aneri- cans, Bender's guests; Tony, George Newsome; Harkins, Bender's English
 
 Richard Hart; Chicot. a wrestler, Russell T~ck; Countess Marie, a rich spinster, betrothed to the Duke, Dor othy Wilkinson; Aunt Sarah Jessup, Bender's sister, Elizabeth Mosko; Philis, Bender's daughter Mosko; Hughes; Belle. her friend. Mabel Williams; Yvonne, a flower girl, Flor ence French; Susette. a candy girl, countess. Rose Robinson.
 American chorus: Elsie Euerie Esther Griffin, Gertrude Hudson, Hazel Schrader. Ethel woo11ey, Jo- seph Bayus. Adolph Edirt, Willard Smith, Nils Anderson and Francois Berard.
 French chorus: Bessie Donning, Anna Lane, Ethel Carton, Mary Cat Sloortmaker, Walter Oddly, Conrad Peterson, Earl Jagoe. William Braatz.
 Dukes attendants: Ella Mae Bock- mann, Edna Berth, Florence Hoyt, Ethel Knight, Dorothy Unwin.
 Music will be furnished by the High school orchestra.
 Watch your step. Just adhere to the law and you will be able to enjoy l the spring air. The game wardens are in our midst.
 Mrs. Harry Wilcoxson, Mrs. Clar- | ence Toucey, Mrs. N. J. Bjork and Mrs Julius Hart will be the delegates to attend the meeting of the Parent Teachers association of the State at West Haven, April 20 and 21. The l sessions are to be held at the White | church, on the Green.
 The cantata by Maunder, 'NOlivet to 1 Calvary" is to be given at Christ 1 Episcopal church under the direction 1 of Mrs. Willard Clinton Baldwin, or ganist, Palm Sunday, April g, at 7:30 l o'clock. The soloists will be Mrs | Herbert Grandage, soprano; Lewis i Moss. baritone, and Harry Bailey l bass. Chorus sopranos: Misses Wini- l fred Smith, Helen Hawley, Elsie | Fryer, Clara Brill, Anna Mi1lington, | Claire HerrIck, Mrs. Herbert Sniffen, | and Mrs. Warner Boynton. Altos: | Dorothy Garner Merle Wilcox | Estelle Cushman, Edith Cushman and | Mrs. Huneberg. Tenors: Richard | Smith, Joseph Blackham, Warren | Beach, Thomas Boocock, and MT | East. Bassos: Lewis Moss, Harry | Bailey, Frank Hird and Merit Ak | tell.