The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-21
WESTPORT

Considerable surprise has been ex- pressed by those who favor some sort of a sewerage system for the fire dis trict, which includes all of the will 1age. over the action taken through their attorney, by the oystermen of Norwa1k. They wish to know if it is
 true the town proposes to build a sewer which will empty into the Saug- atuck river, and call attention to the fact that it has become necessary for the oystermen of this state to improve the sanitary conditions of the harbors or go out of business. There is pe- tition in Norwalk asking that town to refrains from allowing sewerage to empty into the harbor, and the oyster men plainly tell Westport that if that town proposes to allow sewerage to fall into the Saugatuck river, an at tempt will be made to enjoin it from so doing The fact is great many private sewers already run into the ably the better plan, as has been pointed out, is to have a system of settlement basins, which some prom inent men in town think will have to be adopted, sooner or later. As but IT men in the fire district voted for a system of sewers running into the Saugatuck, it ought not to be diff ficu1t matter to obtain more gener- al expression of opinion.
 Mrs. W. S. Guyer, of Imperial ave- nue. came near meeting with a fatal She was standing near window when a bullet came through, from the west side of the river, and struck the op- posite wa1l where it flattened and fell to the floor.
 Arthur H. Do1ge, who disappeared so suddenly a few weeks ago, is in Cleve- land, Ohio, and has been joined by his wife. He left town because his posi- tion in his fathers factory was not to his liking. It is thought he may never return to town
 club proposes to have dance at Ma tional hall. It hopes to raise funds for the coming season.
 In April. at the Old Catholic church, Father Duggan's church of the As sumption, will hold it's annual spring festival Plans are not yet ready to be announced.
 At the meeting of the Women's Town Improvement association, held on Saturday at the library, prizes
 There will be another meeting this evening of the Greens Farms Farm CTS club at the home of Mrs. Mary A. Adams, Prof. BEitton of the Conn. Experiment Station is to speak on tSpraying.'
 As a memorial to tie late L1loyd Nash, Edward c. Nash has offered to install a system of electrical lights in Christ church, and the offer has been accepted.
 The funeral of Mrs. Michael scully, of Greens Farms. was held on Satur- day and largely attended. The re- mains were taken to the church of the Assumption. She was 68 years of age.
 There are now some seven eases of light scarlet fever fin town. and it is 9 anticipated there may yet be a few more.
 Mrs. Bradley Baker is reported as se- rious1y ill
 o. H. Jennings and wife have return ed to their home in Greens Farms.
 A daughter has been born to Fred L.. Mills and wife.
 Louis G. Bangart, has moved to idgeport, where he is employed as clerk by the American & British Manufacturing Company.
 Judson Watts has gone to Ell Paso, Texas, soon to be followed by his family
 R. L. Williams has returned from Virginia to Greens Farms.
 While the Staples High school is closed Principal and Mrs. George H.
 Dr. J. M Nolan has been spending a day or two in New York
 Tomorrow evening, at the Greens Farms church, Rev. Charles F: Mac will give his illustrated lecture 1 on the Passion Play-
 John B. Morris and wife will soon return from California to their resi- lence on Compo. Miss May Morris | $ travelling ;n Europe.
 The Mitchell residence on Conlpo St. l IS for sale.
 Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure 1 any case of Kidney or Bladder trou- 1 b1e that is not beyond the reach of | medicine No medicine can do more. i P. B Brill and Curtis Pharmacy. 1-s-5