The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-05
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 s. J. German and family. of Green ieid Hill. have left for a winter ih Washington. D. c.
 The School Board with all the mem hers present, held its regular monthly meeting few days ago. and passed the following resolutions: Resolved that the recesses at the morning and afternoon sessions. be given over en- tlrelya to the children irrespective of the children's proficiency. and that scholars be not kept in more than one half hour only after the afternoon ses- sion. Also. Resolved. That teachers are to call school promptly at a. n- and at 1:35 D. m-. and dismiss Shat in some instances there was growing laxity in these particulars
 Miss Dorothy Smith has been on the sick list for few days
 Mrs. Negy. who is under indictment for assault upon Mrs Allen, has been released from the asylum, where she was gent after the exhibition she made in <he Bridgeport court
 Miss Grace Bulkley had a little Hal &we'sn party on Monday evening, at her mothers in Southport
 The Kings daughters met Tuesday with Mrs F. M. Roscoe
 Mrs Cunning has returned to her home in New York
 : Airs Henry Bradley has gone on visit to Mt Clair. N. J.
 Miss Fannie Wade of Greenfield Hill, invited lot of her little friends to help her celebrate Monday evening
 Gilbert Hill. a part of the estate of Charles Bradley, has been sold to gentleman from New York
 A valuable magazine for all those who wish to obtain information about business matters, has been added tc the library list and has the title system It tells how certain things Hr~~ -r~ ha nWA
 Afr- John Henry Sherwood. of South pert. the venerable father of Mir Nell is Sherwood. has recently returned froma visit to New Haven.
 A new attendance report has been prepared by Supt. Wheatley. to be us- ed in all the schools It is in the shape of card. and shows~-at a glance the tardy marks. hslf-day ab- sences. perfect sessions. pupils having perfect attendance, registration during the month and percent of attendance The schools where the percent of at tendance has been over 90 are south port Middle District. Mil Plains. Greenfield Hill. Jennings Woods, Banks North, Nichols Terrace and Post Office Building. The total regis frAtion during the month was sSS-
 The purchase of a lot of land on Fairfield avenue, between the residence of Judge Banks and Mir Brewer. is quite a notable event and gives prom ise of another country seat on that
  John F. King of Bridgeport is the for runate owner.
 A few of those who attended the Au- dobcn meeting were Supt- and Mrn- William A Wheatley, Rev and Mrs Alien Beeman. Mrs Frank S. Child. 0Eizs Hurd. Miss Lacey of Bridgeport Mrs. K M. Spaulsing. Mrs Rush. Miss Hinckley, Mrs. Samuel Wheeler, the Glover Mrs Harry s: Glover, Mrs Sturgess Rev Dr. GuiIbert of south port Game Warden Wilbur F. Smith and Mir John Henry Sherwood of Southport %
 seated cars which are now used on the trolley line between here and the city, they keep very quiet about it. Ono hears no complaints. no voicings, no. threats to mob the conductor Ars ter all they are quite, comfortable cars. Those who get free rides should be. the last to find fault.
 Speaking about how to keep the roads of this town in good condition MT Frederick Stu-ges. a day or two ago, said, in reference to the roads about his place. which are always in excellent condition. that he keeps on hand a couple of barrels of oil. and QHantities of fine crushed stone and a coarse crushed stone He causes the ro8d to be repaired as soon as it is worn and needs it. He does not wait until big holes come. If there is a rut tozbe filled he treats the coarse stone
 
 orr dust, and subjects the whole to a 1o4t ton roller. This method keeps the stone in place He would have the road kept systema tically and honest ly in order. If this can be done. ev- cry day. the expense will be but little. And when the roads are so kept he wn<id be glad to see some tax laid of automobiles, to help pay for keep inE1 them in repair N
 Mrs Farrell, who died on Saturday ins.the Lyceum Building, was some 75 years Of age She had been an invalid forr d long time She is survived by two sons and two daughters. John Farfeli a carpenter who works for ESu- genfe Hurd and James, in the Rubber Shop who was one of the registrars ofsSoters.
 ru<E by. F. Disbrow will be fitted up as a Deo1 room-
 rbley's Kidney Remedy will cure any caka of kidney or bladder trouble that is1iot beyond the reach of medicine.