The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-09
FAIRFIELD


 Broad and Main street is said to be in the market. Besides the house there are three acres of land. Bridgeport parties have been looking at the prop erty. and it would not suprise any one if it should be sold.
 While the deeds have not been pass ed for the Wallace estate on Main street, it is conceded that the property is as good sold.
 Miss Annie B. Jennings returned from a long tour in Europe a week ago. She has been stopping with her to be well pleased with the progress which has been made on the large Colonial mansion she is causing to be built on tn cold homestead lot on Main street Miss Jennings while in Europe ordered a new automobile which is ex- pected to arrive soon. She entered no less than 19 trunks in the Bridgeport custom house, filled with articles which she picked up while abroad.
 Yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Glover went to New York to be gone until next Friday. They expect to close their house for the winter on the 9th of December.
 John Ekesell. the Hungarian who was shot at the time Najmani commit ted suicide. has recovered from the wound he received. and been discharg ed from the hospital. He is now at his home on the Little Danbury Road tOrner SelecIman t< b. MOTenOuSe, is having a hot water heating appara- tus installed in his house. E. J. Elan agan is doing the work. MT. Hemmingway. formerly of Syr- acuse, and employed at the aluminium foundry. moved yesterday into one of Alfred Perry's houses. Last Sunday, at St. Thomas church. little Julia McGarry, daughter of lMr. and Mrs. William McGarry was chris tened.
 At a Polish wedding feast held in town some three weeks ago, one Peter Sebasco hit another guest over the head with a bottle. He has been ar rested for assault and Judge Wilder of Bridgeport. is to be counsel for the defense. The rumor yesterday was to the effect that probably a settlement would be effected out of court. The Hungarians who were appre- hended last week by Game Warden Smith, for duck shooting from a mo- tor boat, and fined, had not paid their fines at a late hour yesterday and in default thereof fresh warrants had been issued to be used if necessary. Miss Helen Hotchkiss will leave on Friday for Hartford, the guest of Miss Goodwin.
 The Whist club met on Saturday with Miss Louise Burr, and the prin- cipal prize was captured by Miss Elea- nor Morehouse.
 | Johnny Boyle has been busy all the lweek opening boxes of toys for the Thanksgiving and Christmas season. His shop is fast becoming depart ment store.
 | Jchn Donaldson has been doing a good job by removing the dead apple | trees which stood in the library lawn just east of that building. | Thursday at her home on Elliott st, Mrs. John Forsyth gave a card party.
 It is announced that after Thanks ' giving ''waldstine,' the beautiful country seat of Mrs. Mabel Osgood | Wright, will be closed until spring, its occupants spending the winter in their | city home in New York | The rumor that MT A. Holland | Forbes intends to close his house for the winter is said to be premature.
 Long ago the enga cement of Miss Bedford of Greens Farms was an nounced but no date for the wedding has been made public
 Miss Mabel Hopkins of Black Rock has been visiting in town
 It is sad to read that owing to a young lady having been entertaining | friends from New York city the father "'moved his family into the barn." There is such a thing as over doing hospitality.
 | The cake and fancy article sale held on Saturday at the Sherman parson- age, by the Daughters of the American Revolution. to raise money for educa- tional purposes. realized some $50.
 John Russell. of Harbor road, South port, is reported on the sick list
 Mrs. w. B. Penny returned to her home on Saturday.
 During the coming winter Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Wheeler will board in lSouthport with Mrs. c. F. Bulkley.
 The new pool room in the old Dis brow meat market has been opened by Isaac Banks.
 Ruth Hawkins spent Sunday in Georgetown
 l It is rumored on the street that the case against Mrs Negy, for assault on Mrs. Allen, will be nolled- It was appealed to the Superior Court.