The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-21
FAIRFIELD
An Assault Case - Baseball Notes - Country Club-0ld Records - The Boxing Bout -The Electric Storm Proposed Athletic Club.

A day or two ago one Joseph Miquot
 was arrested on the charge of assault and abusive language and brought be- fore MT. Justice Wakeman. and fined.
 The plaintiff was Peter Seduski and
 he claimed that while calling at Mi quotS house. the latter gentleman be
 came abusive and attacked him with
 stone. Attorney Clitus King appear
 ed for the defense. And now Miquot
 has had Seduski arrested and to-mor- row the case is to come up before Jus tlce McAlpine. with Attorney Cum
 mings for the defense. It remains to be seert what the charge is against Seduski
 The Stars of this stown played a game of baseball on Sunday with the Bryant Electrics of Bridgeport and de- feated them, Il to 6. In the afternoon the Stars played another game with the Mohigaps. of Bridgeport and suf- fered a defeat. 16 to 8. There was quite a alrge crowd of spectators to watch
 It is said that Mrs. Middlebrook. who keeps a baby boarding house just beyond Greenfield Hill. has now no less than t5 infants in her care. She has been very successful in this line of sickness. The situation of the Middle brook house is described as very healthy and beautiful.
 The following are the officers recent ly elected by the Greenfield Country Club: Nellis R. Sherwood, president; {; s. c. Bradley. first vice president; Miss G. A. Banks. second vice president: Mrs. D. B. Adams. treasurer: J. Nelson and c. 1i. Bradley on the board of governors for three years. The an- nual meeting takes place tomorrow evening. when there will be a banquet club have charge of the supper.
 Looking over some old records of the Greenfield Hill church not long ago it was found that the following gentle holders: Gershom. Nehemiah. John David and Ebenezer banks, David Samuel. Joseph. Hezekiah Daniel, and Gershom Bradley. Daniel and Ben nelius Hull. Moses wakeman. Joseph Hill. Daniel Sturges. rGershom Hub bell. Jonathan Diamond. Gershom Bulkley. John Jennings. Samuel Whit ney and David Williams.
 Mrs. Warren has class called the Merry Workers" in the local Green field Hill Sunday school
 Mrs. Edwin Sherwood and Miss Catherine. have been visiting relatives in Pennsylvania.
 The Brunson family, which has been livingsin Southport for some time. is making preparations to move into one of the Southern states.
 Dr. Graves. of Orange N. J., expects to occupy his new house on Mill Hill sometime in July.
 MT. Charles Fox. our first selectman. has recently been in Massachusetts on fishing trip.
 There is case of measles in the Watson family on harbor road.
 A couple of young ladies from Mil ford have been visiting in town. Miss Louise Banks and Miss Florence Greg ory.
 There is to be a rummage sale in Southport tomorrow in a store next to the Seymour restaurant.
 MT. and Mrs. Owen Richards have taken a rent in town. They come from Bridgeport. f..
 Owing to the unfavorable weather and the small audience. the boxing bout which was to have been given on Monday night failed to materialize. There wasn't money enough in the room to make it pay. Three men came up from Darien to see the fistcuff. but they went away rather disappointed, to say the least. Return tickets for tomorrow night were given to those who wished. and some took their money back.
 A week from Sunda-- the Stars of this town expect to play a game of baseball with a team from Stratford.
 MT. John Wright, conductor on the eastern end of the Consolidated road the Plymouth division-was visiting in town on Sunday and Monday. AS a boy he lived in Fairfield but got out while a young man. and has prospered as railroad man. His many friends were glad to see him.
 The electrical storm of Monday night played havoc with the wires and magnets used in connection with the block system on the railroad from New York to New Haven. In this town the | towers were put out of commission and the trains had to run on what are known as caution cards. The cleo | tricians of the line were kept at work | all night making repairs
 The funeral Mrs William Wahh | who died in Hot Springs, | Virginia. was held this afternoon from | her late residence on Rose Hill. in |
 A number of gentlemen in town are | tentative plans for the or | eanization of an athletic club. and pos | sibly the opening of a field where all sorts of out of door games can be | played There is land in town ad- | nirably situated for the purpose. which | can be rented. and if sufficient encour- agement is given to the project this | will probably be done. To the end | and the interest of the young men of the town aroused. meeting has been called for tomorrow. afternoon at o'clock. at the parlorS of the Congre- gationa1 church. The intent is to awaken a certain esprit de corps in the Sunday school; to bring the young | men of the town together: to give | them a place where they can indulge set in motion a train of influences which may. in time, result in a Parish house. where there can be rooms for 3 young mems club. with all the good things which go with a well conducted intended to benefit the phy- sical. moral and spiritual being. What Is needed is to make a beginning; to form some sort of an organization, and then grow into a more consolidated and useful body by the process of evolution. until certain degree of success has been attained.
 During the spring every one would be benefited by taking Foley'S Kidney It furnishes a needed tonic 10 the kidneys after the extra strain i4 IL. l