The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-04
FAIRFIELD
Another Wedding Catching Speeders- A Drunk-Spraying Trees Spirited BaSebalI-Interesting Personals.

There was quiet little wedding in town yesterday evening. between the hours of and C o'clock. when Miss Annie Riedel, daughter of MT. and Mrs George Riedel, was married to MT Hughey Dunsmore of Southport. The wedding party took carriages and drove to St. Pauls rectory, where Rev.
 Allen Beeman performed the ceremony. The bride wore a pretty costume or white embroidered muslin, with veil and carried a bouquet of white bride roses. The maid of honor was her
 sister, Mrs. Lockwood. who was also dressed in white, with bouCuet of
 pink roses Steven Kelley of Bridge
 port was the best man. The brides
 maid was Miss Hannah KowalSkie. A
 reception followed 1t the residence of
 the brides parents, just eff the Dan
 bury road leading to the beach, Quite
 a large number of guests were at the
 house. and there was much merriment
 when the wedding cake was cut.
 Miss Minnie Sweeney of New York,
 has returned from a visit to her sis
 ter. Mrs. Archembault.
 Guests at the Haney-Heaphy we'd
 ding were present yesterday from New
 York, Danbury, Bridgeport and Chico
 Willis F. Disbrow is home from a
 visit to his brother, pr. Edward Dis
 brow, in Boston.
 John Moran of Schenectady has been visiting relatives in Southport
 MT. and Mrs. s. Madlinger and MT.
 and Mrs. A. Seebecker, who came to
 town for Decoration Day. have return
 ed to New York. s The State police with two assistants
 were on the watch on Sunday last for auto speeders and caught two Bridge porters-s These gentlemen were run ming from 32 to 35 miles an hour. Very likely more violators of the law would have been. caught if Selectman
 Fox had not taken the preea ution to
 go up ands down the street in his auto warning people not to go too fast There were two more automobiles
 which the police tried to capture. but they were going at such a rate it was impossible to stop them and their num- bers could not be taken Two riders of motor cycles would have been cap
 tured if they could have been taken. It appears that both of the men from Bridgeport who were. brought before Justice Wakeman were young men. One of them had ladies with him, and they urged him to put on speed. It | is said that the next time the State police come to town, to stop speeding automobiles they will put a chain across the road when necessary. Yesterday afternoon Albert Arndt appeared at the justices office and paid his fine and costs for peddling beer. and. whiskey at the sport Hlil races without a license. He came | from Danbury. knew he was violating the law. but took his chances and got caught by a State policeman
 A drunken man who called at Dr. Donaldson's house, and made quite a
 disturbance night or two ago, was finally captured and found to be so thoroughly intoxicated that Selectman Fox took him to Bridgeport, where he was locked up.
 It is expected that next week the spraying of trees will begin in town from St. Thomas to Turney's brook, so-caIled. The number of elns to be treated is 250, and the contract has been given to a Stamford firm. The Village Improvement Society is look | ing after the matter.
 At a recent game of baseball in town the Stars took a fall out of the Old -F,airfielders. The contest took place | a good sized crowd of rooters, each club having it's share of friends The score was complete shut out, being to O. The Stars outbatted, outfield- l ed and were faster on bases than the | Oldtimers, which explains the victory. Up to the 7th inning there had been nothing doing in the way of runs and
 but faint batting on both sides. The game was well played and full of gin ger, all being on their mettle for vic 1 tory. In the 8th inning the Stars
 broke up the game by scoring three Smith were the batters for the Fair fields and played well, while Geo. An derson played 1St base in league style Drew pitched steady game for the Stars and Bennett, who caught, was complete stumbling block for the old fellows by his quick and accurate throwing to bases. In the 7th inning | Cummings, who played 2d base for the Old Fairfields, was somewhat injured by being run into by Carroll sliding to
 second, and was replaced by Saum,