The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-19
.-. +b. >Ths kIld You Hav8 Always B nature as 9 -1N1zeXM STAMFORD

It looked like revival of business in the local court yesterday morning since the room was scrOwded with Hungarians and Italians, as we'll as native Americans and Prosecuting Attorney, Harold Holmes, sat at the long table by the side of Judge Peck. Attorney Cohen was on hand to de- fend an old man who had been charg ed with stealing two bushels of Mus catel grapes. The deed was said to have been done in the vicinity of Hubbell Terrace and the owner of the grapes thought he found a trail lead ing to Druccer's plot of land. A bunch of witnesses was examined, but as none of them could give any concrete testimony duplicating the old man, and it was shown that he had vine in his own yard, was a tax payer, and the owner of considerable property in town and in Bridgeport, the case was nolled.
 A young man named Henry Fisher was before the count charged with as- sault upon the person sof one Mary Barco. The original charge was of Ia more serious nature, but the indict- under $25 bonds for future appearance.
 The ladies of the Neighborhood church held a meeting Hast night to map out work for the winter. Rev. Mir. Bullock was present, and the out look is that he will be able from now
  church. He proposes to open the ev- ening school, and in due time will an nounce the course of study
 Four rather small crystals are on exhibition in the window of the St. John Drug store, which were given to Miss Evelyn Bullock by Capt. Peary on board the Roosevelt. He brought them from the farthest north land to- wards the pole. He had a bag full for some museum, and took these out o- oi1~ of h aynPdjtlOH
 Michael Taure, who was implicated in the assault case with Henry Fisher, is reported to have left the state, go- ing to New York.
 Yesterday while MT. Wilson, man who works for Dr. Coggswell, was en- gagged in blowing up a tire for an auto it exploded, and threw a piece of iron hard against the region of one of his eyes, cutting the flesh to the bone, necessitating the taking of sev- eral stitches to close the wound. If the iron had struck a little lower the eye would have been destroyed.
 There was a little furry of fire alarm on Saturday when news came Columbus Farm. MT. George A. Por-, ter took over the chemical engine with his automobile, but was hardly need ed. Owing to defective chimney smoke was seen coming out of the roof and the attic of the house and it
  This proved not to be the case. Mr. Lines continues to be very sick man and has two trained nurses in attend ance. Yesterday specialist was ex- pected from New York, to ascertain what relief can be obtained.
 There will be a good deal going on in town next Thursday evening. Be sides several lodge meetings the la dies of the Methodist church give a harvest supper and the men will hold a town meeting to decide once for all the high school question.
 Friday last Miss Alice Judson start ed on her long trip to India, where she is to attend a worlds convention of Christian Endeavor people.
 The time approaches when the Con- gregational society will abserve the mi-centennial of the building of the present church edifice. The exercises will begin on the last day of this month, and continue for several days
 The Corinthians defeated the Mill ford team last Saturday afternoon. by
 zF