The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-27
FAIRFIELD
New Drng Store ' Snake in January- New Delivery Wagons : Talk on Tur. key and China-P Personal Meation.


 Plans on paper by a local architect, have been drawn for the new addition to the Boyle pharmacy. The build ng to be made of concrete blocks is to be 20 by 36 feet, two stories high, with ? tower like structure one story higher at each corner. The building will face on Unquowa place. The ground floor two automobiles. and a 15 horse power engine capable of producing 25O cleo tric lights. There will be a room for the manufacture of ice cream, and one or two large store rooms. The house will stand 3S feet high from the side walk. It will make quite an addition to the architecture on the street.
 Already rllmor has determined that a new barber's shop will occupy the room now in the possession of MT. Och. when he goes away. and it is said ths restaurant will be turned into a bil- Hard room.
 Mrs. Lizzie sturges is home from a 10 days visit to Philadelphia.
 Yesterday a lady in town while cross ing a field saw snake crawling on the grass. It was of last years vintage nf course. and the warm rays of the sun had coaxed 1t from it's place of hyhernation. It has been many years since a snake was seen in the fields of this town in the latter part of January.
 Mrs. Andrew Wakeman is reported to be on the sick list.
 Mrs. w. Sandford Jennings. who has been visiting friends on Greenfield Hill has returned to her home in Biddeford, Maine. Miss Helen Jennings. of Con- gross street. is also in the same town visiting her brother.
 Miss Skidmore. having recovered from a severe attack of the measles, is now back at her desk in the grocery eff of
 MT. John Leahy has returned from an extended visit to New Jersey and New York.
 MT. Muttitt. who has been sick for a week, is now able to resume his work as bridge carpenter for the steam rail- road.
 Mr. Brotherton who met with an ac- cident in MT. Forsyth's stop. while running a buzz saw. will lose the ends of three of his fingers, on the right hand. They have already been ampu- tated by Dr. Donaldson.
 Some young ladies in town have formed club which they call the L. boys are curious to know what the let ters represent.
 Quite a large party went from town on Monday night to Bridgeport, to see the play called, '"The Time. the Place, and the Girl.''
 Mr. Mercurio. the Italian fruit dea' Ter of Broad street. arrived home from Italy Monday evening. He escaped the earthquake being in another part of the country.
 MT. George Reynolds is home from a visit to New York.
 Several car loads of manure have ar rived at the depot for the o. G. Jen- nings place and MT. Dalling has the contract for the hauling.
 MT. Flanagan is finishing up the plumbing work on the Brett residence. on Greenfield Hill.
 The -Shulte Wagon Manufacturing Company is building a handsome de- livery wagon for the Fairfield Home Made Bakery. Another one is being constructed for MT. Flanagan. the plumber. Business in the vicinity of the Lyceum building seems to be on the boom.
 MT. John Cusack. assistant at the Fairfield station. is on the sick list.
 Mr. Calvin Harding has been spend ing a few days with friends in town.
 MT. Arthur Hull has gone to North Carolina on Q hunting expedition.
 Mrs. A. D. Penny has an attack of the grip.
 Miss May Furniss is visiting in Kingston. N. Y.
 There will be a program of "A dances at the fremen's ball tomorrow even- ing and the Home Made Bakery will furnish the refreshments. Mrs. William B. Glover has sold two lots on the beach to Alonzo c. Acker. It is thought the new owner will soon build cotta ges
 Miss Eliza Pike has sold two beach lots to James W. Johnson of Boston, and to Anna Johnson of Meadvill. Pa- In her talk to the ladies of the