The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-31
STAMFORD

One Barrett Brady was arrested Sun Jay night by Constable Beardsley. and placed in the lookup. on the complaint Of Harold c. Holmes. that Brady had committed Q breach of the peace and assaulted Frank Lalley. Being brought before Judge Peck yesterday. Brady sia7s. ~ - anu 'os's @'OD' -
 Herbert Pool has been bound over in the sum of $100 to appear on the second Tuesday in September before the Superior court. on the charge of burglary in the day time. Morris Rome qualified as his bondsman.
 Sherfnn Stagg has returned from a trip to Nova Scotia The town was very free from crimes while he was
 Town Clerk H. F. Stagg is enjoying a vacation for week or two in sharon. Conn. stopping at the Sharon Inn
 Kenneth Peck expected to start to- day on an eastern cruise.
 Last Saturday afternoon at his sum- nqer place at Oronoque. Cal. Elmer HAvens of the Governors staff and of tha firm of Hunter & Ravens of Bridgeport. gave a dinner of some GO covers to his riends from various parts of the state. One yacht load came down from Hartford and after casting anchor in the Housatonic proceeded to OroncQhe.
 Tickets for the Mems Club dinner on Thursday are being rapidly disposed of and a large attendance is expected.
 Rev. Alfred Goldsborough preached on Sunday at Christ church. while Rev. Nathan E Cornwall and wife are enjoying a vacation at the Curtis
 The. Stratford Independents who went to Port Jefferson on Sunday to play the Pine Blum team were de- feated Il to 2.
 A boy named Harry Osterland went Into the Housatonic at a point near Bonds thinking the water was not as deep as it proved to be- This was on Saturday afternoon. and but for the timely assistance of Stanley Meachen the youth would have lost his life.
 At asrecent game at Avon Park the Stratfords defeated the Beacon Falls team by a score of 20 to o. The Strat- ford battery was composed of Barron and RIddledinger.
 It is announced that many local peo- pie ar1splanning trolley trips to Wood
 Mrs. D. B. Smith of King street Is home from Asbury Park.
 MT. and Mrs. Elliott w. Peck have been entertaining MT. ana Mrs. Geo. Penhallow of Staten Island.
 Our local boys at MyrtleS beach have pulled down their tents and returned
 Kenneth Peck would have taken a party Of young men to Port Jefferson if his Colleen Bawn had not sprung "a leak
 The gentlemen having charge of the arrangements for the big meeting to on Thursday evening next are Charles Dosch. Robert Parrott. Charles D. Hawley. Frank Alvord. w. c. Roerich, George Payne. Frank Smith. and Charles F. Swferz- Floral decorations. refreshments and music are promised. It Is expected that Hon. Stiles Jud- son will be the principal speaker on Thursday evening at the Pootatuck club uIne.v1 fy1<1 Ivxl, annual dinHerT MT. sWilliam m Stagg will take out sailing on his yacht,
 Pauline" all who wish to enjoy the
 Recent visitors in town and those who have returned from outings, in- clude Mr. and Mrs. Francis Pitt. of F,armingdale. l.. l.: Mrs. Carmen from the same island: Mrs. Robert Brandt Ernest Wilcox home from the beach:
 -antlyn Peck from a triD to Albany: Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Smith from Kan daughter Maud from Derby: and Miss Mabel Montgomery, who frequently comes over from Bridgeport,
 some day this week the Bridge club will meet with hIrs Frank L. Curtis
 And now it is stated that MT. Jerome May has also had birthday party at the Garry house. Only a week or so ago his brother was honored in a
 Mrs. Elmer Beardsley hes been giv- ing recitals at Q hotel at Narraxansett
 Next year the Haymakers pronose to hold their annual convention in this
 MT. and Mrs Newton Reed have a family camp at Nichols
 Mrs John D: Wells and daughter Celia are in Bridgewater, Vt.
 Once again the Rrass has been cut In Union cemetery. This is the second crop or the aftermath
 The remains of Miss Minnie Jewell have been brought to town from New Haven and inferred in Union ceme- fery.
 It is said number Of our local resi- dents went over to Milford to attend the zI0th anniversary of that town There was a band Of music in evil dence. speeches were booked. and the day was ideal.
 MT G: W: FairchiId of this town will give handsome loving cup to the '. M. C. A. of the state.
 There Is to be a special meeting of the A O. H. at their hall in Stratford avenue: to-moTrow evening. for the on the coming fair of St. James parish.
 Rev. Father OConnor has started on his tour of the town canvassing on the building lots which have beer do- mated to the parish and which are to pc disposed of at the coming fair which opens at the Town hall. Sept. Tickets for the lots may be ob- t<'1Hic4 AIOAu IA6 pdSLOr at the reCtOry and the price has been placed at 50 cents - as to make it popular with all classes.
 KILLED BY AUTO
 Florence Burns, Who Eight
 Years Ago Was Tried for
 Murder of Walter Brooks.