The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-28
STAMFORD

The troubles of the Sulick family were again aired in court on Tuesday, Mrs S1llick appearing with an Italian attorney from Bridgeport. She ac- cused her husband Qf taking her jew elry and clothes when he left the home on Hollister Heights, as well as the kets have been returned. It was f1n- ally. decided to put MT. Sulick under SlOO bonds to pay over to his wife each week the sum of $4 towards the sup port of the kids.
 There is still much gossip in town over the assault which was committed few days ago by enc town official upon another prominent official of the town. Those more nearly implicated in the matter are keeping very quiet, but the incident is discussed in ali the drug stores and upon the street cor ners. Such things will happen just as long as inspiration is sold by the glass. tralfan ballot; such as will be used on election day. were placed on the town post and in the post office, so that people can familiarize themselves with these will be sent to voters of both parties. The legal ballot must be white It is rumored that the mem the Prohibition ticket when it comes to State elections.
 William St. John has gone on a bus mess trip to Boston.
 
 town, and people are beginning to wake up to the situation. John Bar leycorn is at the bottom of most of it.
 The bakery at 23 Jackson avenue, Hollister Heights. an Italian establish ment, has changed hands.
 William Lawrence has leased the meat market and grocery store where he is now doing business. for three
 Mrs. Henry Meachen is booked to vI-sr nf nT1f at her residence. It will be for the benefit of the Order Of the Eastern Star.
 During the coming winter Rev c. S. Bullock will deliver quite a few 1ec- lures in New York city. before the public schools. Some of his topics are WaShin gton, Lincoln, Franklin, ana the Old and New Ireland.
 Peter H. Troy, and wife, who have friends in town, have left for trip to Los Angeles.
 There is a lot of interesting stratford news nowadays which for some req son fails to. get into the nearby city papers. Our local lady reporters should sharpen their pencils.
 Miss Emma, F. Allen passed the week end in Mt. Vernon. Being out of town she missed a lot of local fun
 Frederick Judson was one who went to South Britain with the local play CTS.
 Fred Yates still continues to rum down from Waterbury now and then of a Saturday night.
 Charles Packard has left town to assume his duties as professor at Columbia College, New York.
 J. c. Sterling has gone to Dartmouth College.
 Among the young men of this town who are going to Yale College, may pc mentioned Raymond Munson, Donald Sammis, Thomas Conine, Fred Garry, Archibald Young, Robert Lewis ana Joseph AlIard.
 Robert Curtis who lives at Paradise Green. is reported on the sick list.
 Herbert Bartram is the teacher or the drum at the High school.
 Sheriff Stagg's wife and daughter are visiting in Newtown.
 Miss Bishop of Main street, has re- gently attended wedding in Airing
 Dee1 Bon P. P. Haven was in Putney last Evening.
 Huhgry people are still looking for ward to the Methodist harvest supper some time next October.
 Mrs. George c. Meachen is visiting in Newton. Mass. which is near Bos- ton.
 Miss Minnie Beers has been enter taining her friend, Mrs. Nettie Wines of New Haven.
 It is proposed to organize in the Congreg ga tiopa1 church teachers training class for Sunday school work Stratford, called at the office of The Farmer today and said thSt the news item which appeared in print con- corning his domeSt troubles was a issue of misreprese sentations and It's pubIica ton did him an injustice He requested in view of the publicity g1v- en the matter which be claims to have been false and misleading that equal publicity be given to his state ment.