The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-12
FAIRFIELD

A large number of our townspeople intend going to New Haven tomorrow to witness the football game Attor- ney Clitus King and Justice Bacon Wakeman will probably make the trip by trolley. taking an early start. oth- CTS who will go by train. or automobile. are Samuel H. Wheeler and family. Charles B. Jennings. Prof. Pinckney Hargrove, Prof. Charles Saunders, Sheriff Burr, Henry S. Burr Mrs. Will liam B. Glover and family, Messrs. Ciucus and MT. and Mrs. Wood, and Harry s. Glover.
 Mir John Hall of Bridgeport and family are moving into rent on Un-
 Next Tuesday night the Fairfield Stars give their baseball dance -at Perry's hall. As many of the firemen of the town wish to attend, they have postponed their regular meeting until Wednesday evening.
 Mir. Manuel. with an assistant, was in town yesterday looking over the electrical apparatus in the depot tow CT, to have everything in perfect work ing order for the great rush of extra trains on Saturday.
 Rev. Dr. Child has returned from Torrington where he went to attend Yesterday afternoon the case of Pe- ter Sebasco. charged with assault at Polish wedding, was called. Judge Wilder being present for the defense. The defendant preferred to pay the costs of court and the case was nolled.
 MT. and Mrs. A. P Wakeman have gone to Middletown today to attend of Wesleyan University. President Taft is to be present
 The ladies of the local Missionary Society. who are making garments for the mountain whites of Tennessee. met yesterday afternoon at the Congrega- tionaI church. After pleasant social afternoon tea was served
 Dr. and Mrs. Havar are to reside with Mrs. Hallett, in the Wallace house which has recently passed into her possession. The Doctor is a re- tired army officer.
 MT. George Mills contemplates going next week to Cambridge to witness the Harvard-Yale football contest
 Miss Sailie Haven has returned from brief trip to New York.
 Clarence Sturges is home again from a recent visit to Scranton, Pa
 Rollin Stewart went to New Haven football.
 Assistant Postmaster George Smith thought he had better buy that lot of land next to his own before some one
 Miss Bessie Child who went to Cliff ton Springs with her father a month | or two ago is soon expected home
 There is a rumor that Harry s. Glow | CT has purchased a new house in the I uptown district of New York
 A letter from San Diego. Cal, writ | ten by Miss Minnie Perry. says the | temperature in that city is the same | as that in this town.
 Mrs. Osborne, of Jennings Woods, | who has been Ill for a long time in l New York. is reported as improving.
 few evenings ago Miss Daisy ! day party. attended by some, thirty | o fher friends.
 Mir. Andrew wakeman of Greenfield f Hill recently addressed the Grange on Home Protection" -Ne
 MT. M- R. Perry. of Southport, son. fn-law of c. O. Jellir. is home from Russelivflle, Ky. where he went on | account of his fathers Illness.
 Mrs. Caroline Wakeman who recent | ly died in Bridgeport, was well known in town.
 This evening Dr. Adams holds a conference at the Methodist parson- age in Southport
 Mrs. William Henshaw is visiting in | New Canaan.
 Charles B. Todd has returned to his residence in Bedding l. rfThe following new books have just | been placed upon the shelves of the vid. Mrs. F. g. Ward: Robert Fulton and the Clermont, Mrs. H. Sutclifr. f. Susanna sand Sue. K D. Wiggin; Old | England. w. s. Sparrow: John Marvel, F Assistant. T. N. Page: The Master Irving Bachelor: Glass House. Kings ! ley; Brief Pilgrimage in the Holy Land Caroline Hazard; Little Sister Snow, + Fannie B. Macauley; Anne of Aver k lon. l.. M- Montgomery; PRtty's Plea sure Trip. Carolyn Wells; Helen Grant. ll Teacher. A. NJ. Douglass; Four Boys li in the Yellowstone, F. T. Tomlinson: + Football Boys of Lakeport. Edward Stretemeyer. Net II Sun rises tomorrow -..-...-- $40 a. m- Sun sets today -..-.-.---..- f:3s p. m High water ..-..-..1 10:43 D. m.