The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-23
Fairfield County News.
Dolges Reunited.

OOlS6S EL6uQ1C0O.
 Saturday, Arthur FL Dolge of West port, who suddenly disappeared a few weeks ago, made his appearance there and it became generally known that his wife. MT. Dolge denies strongly the rumors to the effect that he went away in company with Miss Sadie Lowery, the Saugatucl< young lady. who disappeared from her home on the same day that Dolge went. He claims that it is simply a coincidence. The young lady has been. it appears. in New York. and MT. DoIge in C1eve- land.
 Norwalk's Grand List.
 The grand list of the town of Nor walk last year was $16, 392,6 ,673, and this years total is s19,746,Oe4, showing that the net increase made by the Board of Assessors and Board of Relief amount ed to $3, ,353, ,416.
 Superintendent at Putnam Park.
 George l.. Rockwell. of RidgefieId, has been elected superintendent of the Putnam State Park in Bedding. The present keeper. it is announced, will hold his present position but will work under MT. Rockwell.
 Skipping the Rope.
 Jennie Osborn. Il years of age whose suffered severe injuries while skipping rope and trying to outdo her cornpan- ions in an endurance contest. After continuing the skipping until she got
 
 unable to see and had to be led home. She has been steadily recovering since then, her sight having returned, but she is stll weak
 At S2.0o0 a Foot.
 The property in Atlantic Square at the corner of Atlantic street and Canal street, Stamford. known Conroy Brothers cafe, has been sold to Her. man Quitner of South Norwalk and Edward Quitner of New. York. The price as given out was $50, 900. The property has a frontage of 25 feet on Atlantic Square and a depth of 90 feet on Canal street. The price, there fore, is about $2.000 per front foot. MT. Conroy purchased the property twen- ty-one years ago for SIS, GOO.
 Hospital Site Donated.
 As the gift of Albert Crane as a me noria1 of his parents. the Stamford Hospital Corporation has just acqufr- ed ideal site for a new and larger and better hospital. A contract was erty on Hubbard's Hill, about six acres in extent, and land adjoining, belong ing to the Fernwood Nursery. and acres. The site, therefore, comprises a little more than twelve acres. Now that a site has been obtained. the di- rectors will lose no time in planning the new hospital. They feel confident that the amount of money necessary will be contributed by Stamford peo- pie. For the buildings and their equip ment, it is estfrna ted that about $200,- 900 will be necessary. The cost of the site is s35.000.
 Tax of 12 Mills.
 Greenwich voted a twelve-nfN tax, at a special town meeting Saturday night.
 Oppose Bankruptcy Petition.
 Judge P1att in the U. SL District Court, Monday, heard arguments on a demurrer to the petition in the matter of Jacob Windt of Darien, alleged bankrupt Clement A. Fuller. of Stan- ford for certain creditors, argued in support of the demurrer and John F. Keating of Stamford argued in favor of the creditors who brought the peti- ton to court. Judge Platt reserved his decision.
 Drank Glass of Whiskey.
 Rosie Oliver. a three-year-old girl, daughter of Jack Oliver, proprietor of the Belmont Hotel in Norwa1k, was very near to death several hours Sun day on account of her indiscretion of drinking about half g. glass of whis- key. The child found a. bottle con taining the liquor, and Q little later she was discovered to be in a very hil- arious condition. This condition changed rapidly to unconseiousness. An emetic promptly brought about vomiting and her stomach was thus cleared of the liquor, which acted as an acute poison. The little girl re- mained unconscious for about four hours. and her recovery was doubtful during the day. but she has since re- <.ouoY.ad.