The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-20
STAMFORD

After all steps were taken by the 1 merchants of the town to bring to account the dozen or more young men and boys who perpetrated all the mis- chief which was done on Saturday night. Warrants were issued and the boys were rounded up. Court was held by Judge Peck in the evening. and all arrested pleaded guilty. Their names are well known all over the village, but it has been requested that they be kept out of the public prints. It was claimed that this exhibition of rowdyism was their first offence, and therefore they were dismissed with a lecture and a reprinand. Not even fine of $1 and costs was im- posed, although State Policeman Rowe Wheeler and grand jury1nan David
 |; Rhoades ano g had 1 the trouble of causing ed by many if this was their first
 offence, for similar pranks have been
 indulged in before There is a large rowdy element in town, and it is time
 it was dealt with in manner which
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 gregationa1 chapel promises to be largely attended.
 Rev. pr. and Mrs. Packard return ed from Boston on Monday. They had very interesting and delightful time attending the great convention.
 The dog which shot a few days ago for killing sheep in Oronoque, be- longed to a man named Yates.
 Clarence GoodeH's new house, just in the rear of the old Catholic rectory and opposite the Congregational par sonage, is fast approaching comple- ton. Men are at work putting on the hard finish in the various rooms ming through the house. with ves- tibule, and dining, living, drawing and music rooms so arranged that they can all be opened into one room. There is also a kitchen and buffers pantry on this floor. Up stairs there are four large bd rooms, a den and a sewing room as well as bath
 The assessors of this town wish to announce that they will not be at their office on the afternoon of Fri day. the 21st inst, as they are to meet the State Tax Commissioner in Bridgeport.
 be. called for the formation of a Board of Trade.
 The Travis case s, has t not yet yet b been Ga doubtful when it will be. M
 The pupils of the High School will hold food sale next Saturday from | ? o'clock until D. m. :,
 The date for the concert at the 1i- brary has been fixed for November 1st.
 Something like g or 10 of the leading at the Stratfie1d for the tuberculosis fund, including Mesdames Judson, Peterkin, Holmes, Coe, ,si1liman, Cur tis, Rhoades and Bristol.
 The Red Mems Trading Post is proving to be a great attraction, and gives promise of being a, financial Success It will continue in opera tion every evening for the rest Of the week.
 Mrs. William B. Cogswen and Miss Pauline Lewis have been elected to respon sfble positions in the Bridgeport Art League. 1
 Hiram Smith and family have left for a winter in Florida. He has an orange grove in that state if it has moi been destroyed by the late hurr1- cane.
 George Bartlett has killed another gray fox. It is not stated if it ran up tree when it saw Mir Bartlett
 It was Mill's, college, at Oakland, California, where Miss Edna Falken used to teach. She prefers P1ttshelo as. being much nearer home
 Raymond A. Dant has had sur prise party from a lot of his young friends.