The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-25
FAIRFIELD

| The case of the State vs. L. Hitler. for selling adu1terated milk was call ed yesterday morning before Justice 1 Wakeman, and it was shown from a l chemical analysis made i'm New Ha- 1 ven. that sample of the milk con | tained 10 per cent more of water than | the law allows. Hitler keeps a farm 1 down below little Danbury beach and has been peddling milk all summer to 1 the cottagers. There has been much fault found with the fluid he dispens- ed, and complaints were made to the State Commissioner. It was thought by one family, that one of it's children had been made i'll from partakfng of of going up and down the beach in 8 boat. Possibly his boat leaked! He admitted that his cows were swil1 he was found guilty and fined g and costs bring the bill up to S14.
 Stiles Judson was seen rushing through town yesterday in g. big black fur overcoat and a red automo- bile.
 The case Of the State vs. Patrick Kealey, charged with drinking too called at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon in the Town Hall before Justice Wakenan. Paul Chapman of Bridge port appeared for the defense and Cli- tus King for the prosecution. A large number of witnesses were present, but at a late hour the court proceedings hdQ not DcSun- mere were 10ISCny conferences between the lawyers and the parties interested and it was an ticipated that. a settlement would be made without resorting to the law.
 The Snyder family which has been occupying the Walton cottage at the beach. left yesterday for New York Today the Breen family. said to be the last one stopping at the beach, will leave town for winter quarters.
 Charles A. Jennings made a flying visit to town on Saturday, remaining with his family over Sunday.
 Amos Pinchot, brother of the famous Clifford Pinchot, is visiting friends in town on Greenfield Hill.
 Charles Read has closed his sum mer home on Greenfield Hill and re- turned to Bridgeport for the winter.
 The Brett family, which has a coun- turned to New York for the winter.
 Frank S. Child, M. D., from New York, is visiting at the Sherman par sonage.
 Mrs Mabel osgood wright's new book is out and can be found at the library. It is called t"Princes Flower Hat. A Comedy from sthe Perp1exity Book of Barbara, The Commuters Wife,
 Saturday evening last. at about, o'clock, the house of John J. Cole, troyed by fire. As there was no wa ter it was impossible to fight the fire. The house was an old one valued at about $2,oOo and insured for $85o. As the rain of Saturday had wet every thing there was not much danger of the flames spreading. Nevertheless two barns were destroyed, one of which is estimated to be half a mile away. Only a care taker lived in the house, as MT. Cole is living in Bridge port. It is thought the fire was of incendiary origin.
 The members of the Eunice Donnie Burr chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. have received an invitation from the Ruth Hart and Susan Darlington Clark chapters, to attend the fall meeting of the Con- necticut D. A. R's on Tuesday next, the 1st of November, at the First Congrega tfona1 church in Meriden. There will be served a luncheon in three different churches, the First Congregational, the First Methodist and the Baptist, at 1915 o'clock. The business meeting will be called to or der at 1 30 D. m. to be followed with an interesting program.
 It is said the Town Hall was illum- mated on Saturday to a very late hour in honor of the coming Democra- tic victory at the polls.
 Some of our Sunday football players have become so noisy, Sheriff Burr has had to give them a warning.
 The Christian EndeavorS of Green field Hill hold a meeting this even