The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-19
DOG KILLS YOUNG
 DEER IN BEDDING
Evietion of Charles Banks from Zeke Burr Place
 Moves Slowly,
ASHCROFT LlPION'S AGENT

Reddfn8, Aug 19.--Wh1le John Gfal- k1n q Bethel was berrying in the Good kdch section oe the. town dast Friday his <oe attacls6 and killed a young qlesouk = fenn wos1ks oId MT. Griffin taf0 no< ren,ch Che ecene until 1t was foo 1aAe to savo tho fauvn- He at once nank wrud to Deputy Game Warden
 WRpGr. who in turn tnforned ". A. sdsn Tue la4ter came up and after Herr1n1 ehe czrcun1Dtances decided that l1o blazno attached to MT. Griffin be- ;canso he sdtd not got on his dog. MT. lexl1fh &o0E back with him the lawns A 6oeou 1tAJ1an laborerS and two atoaxn61 vyere .brunle1at hero last Safuxdny IT tzoo0nnu q rxunnbud1 to work on tfko etake roasd which they have con ftfSctsd e builo h the upper Ridge
 6oofinn Owin9 sto the storm opera ! af3onS veere not Started until yesterday. IIhe Italiaua arc to be housed during itheir stay In an old ptllding on Ine fnodds, which is being repaired for that ,u1EpoBe The u1z1e Of lower Rfdge
 ht8hway which it is purposed to build sfh1e ian was surveyed on Thursday.
 me latest phase of the summary
 rrocess action by which Mrs Caroline
 Greer seeks to evict Charles Banks from the zeke Burr place was the jprayfng out of au Injunction by Attor- X enf.s counsea, forbiddine the serving of
 an execyxfion upon Banka There had tbeen eevera1 other phases between thse ekep and the uAf of the case last
 Greeory appeared before the trial jus
 tice With the papers in a writ of error
 brought to transfer the case to the
 Gbmmou Heae court for review In
 ioWs but zs hours from the lime of
 judsment for the filing of such a writ.
 ana a8 l6r. Gregory was an hour ana ia ha1f overtime the justice demurred lts: sssndnE the papsrs The shs attornsy eacs { time and claimed that the justice had dforfef1onary power to overlook It. fElo main argument, however. was the yer Mufphy by which the defendant {W08 to have until Tuesday to perfect Edfe axpea1 and until Saturday to fur fntoh the bond of $50- The fact that t16r Murphy entered into this arrange ment and doubtless he4d the agree ment worthless because the word zap oeap instead of the term sswTtt of CT l! fur'' was used statute forbidd1ns
 an appeal-made no differa, MT
 Gresory contended. because Trit q conrfe reQu1red Of attorneys that they perfofm their agreements The jus f1ce finally signed the papers. This
 brought q strenuous protest from MT. Rfurphy. who claimed the writ of error
 dotngs were negatory because of the
 ot1xutory tirne restriction and de-
 naanded that the justice sign the exc
 cl1ti0n The latter finally agreed to
 abide by the advice of an outside at
 forney. A Bridgeport lawyer whom
 he connu1ted by phone advised him t1aat he was right in refusing to sign fho execution The next afternoon the game lawyer reversed himself, explain ' inr that q consultation of the authori- i fies had convinced him that the 4 hour restriction was rigidiy arbitrary | and therefore not susceptible Of modi- ficatfon by the court or agreement be- tween counsel. This was Friday aft { ernoon The next forenoon the justice l received the execution and signed it.
 An i7lour la1er MT. Gregory appeared
 In his auto, accompanied by a deputy
 eheriff who served an injunction by