The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-30
: FAIRFIELD.

| The expert cabinet worker from Bos. ton spent but "a day or two in t fres Isb4 rary, and has returned to the Hub of Jim Dunn is rumored to be on the sick list -g 7-s,,57 The Barry. family is stopping in town for a. day or two .sti x {. q z. Del Campo. the unforturate barber. or more and who suffered the loss Of the head 0fd1fss baFberi pole is rlrrnorz led to be about to give uD the razor, and take the cenductors punch on a trolley line.i -<.4-.s =: = Y: .- .s.- i Not more than two Or three of the residents of the center of the town went over to Southport to hear the lecture by Miss Holloway on the Foundation of the Nation. zssas
 MT. Benjamin Betts has quite sde- cided to have electric lights put into his. store. Mrs. Edgecombe. it is rufnored. will have her house wired for electr' city.
 Miss Helen Hotchl1iss will soon at
 tend a house party in Hartford at the residence of Miss Florence Good. win. -
 Miss Mabel Pickett is expected hom. next Monday from 9 visit in York state.
 Rev. Dr.. Frank S. Child attend the recent copsociation of the Copgrega- tional churches. t,
 In an interview yesterday wit, IT. : e. s. Goodell. who represents the Pharmecutical Era. he; spoke. of tn 2 great scarcity which, exists of young nien who are fitted to be drug e +atks., If he could find men capable aof, filling positions in drug stores as junior clerks. or licensed druggists. there are number of applications for such men. and the demand is daily increas- ing. MT Goodell is substituting at the Boyle pharmacy 6+,.5l95- : The first Wednesday, in every month the Fairfield Musical Club will aho.ds a meeting during the seq son. : Mr. Will liam, B, Glover is president. and the members include Mrs. Fred A Burr Mrs. William E. Hulse. Mrs. ,Al'en Bee man. Miss Emma Brown. Mrs. Wallace M. Eulkley. Miss Louise A. Burr, and
 Miss Ruth Mackenzie. The first meet ing of the season will be held next Thursday afternoon. at the house of Mrs. Fred Burr, and the program will be entirely devoted to the. works of Bach. Mile Von Heinrich wi l play
 It is now said the Clucus family will not return to New York until after Christmas.
 Mrs. R. A Rouel1 observed her first wedding anniversary on Thursday evening at her home on North Benson avenue. There was a very pleasant social gathering.
 The Ladies' Home Missionary society held a meeting on Wednesday. } Miss c. M. Hollowen in beginning her lecture at the Peauot auditorium. on Thursday evening. began by saving the white race is alien to America. and she thought it very fortunate that the Indians had rot established a bureau of emigration. She thought the Puritans first fell upon their knees and afterwards fell upon the abrtigi- neeS. The first picture which Rev. Dr. Holman threw upon the screen. was the well known painting in the Metro politan Museum. representing Co'1m- bus before. Ferdinand and Isabella. She remarked that Columbus got his idea of sailing west and discovering India from his mother. and she added that men seem to make a poor show in history. for all the smart ones owe their greatness to their mothers. Re counting the various expeditions sent out by Spain she said the Spaniards. were always in search of gold and that no one came to America actuated by a principle until the arrival of the Puritans and Pilgrims. who sought freedom of conscience and resiSte taxation without representation. A picture of Hudson was introduced dis covering the river which beara his name. land the observation was made that ne tried to discover the North didn't get there.", So in the opinion of Miss HoIloweH Dr. Cook did not discover the pole. It. is very kind of Miss Hollowell to come all the way IfCn SOSLOn IO tell us IIldl. Iio ence politely rcfrained from showing marks of disapproval
 MT. Scott has the contract for paint ing the Hook Bladder house.
 Town Clerk Joseph I. Flint has pur- chased the Kerrigan place on Sasco. Hill. It is a valuable piece of prop- erty. = A number of our we'll known ladies went to Waterbury yesterday to at tend the State Associa tion of Lafies' h fJ,nY1 Frank S. Child. Mrs. A. P. .Wak"man. Miss Mary B. Kippen. Mrs: J. E'ting Deyo. Mrs. o. G. Jennings. Mrs. Fran cis Brewer. and Mrs. Osborne
 PILES CURED IN 6 TO IA DAYS Y PAZO OINTMENT is suara nteed to