The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-13
FAIRFIELD

It Is expected by Judge Banks and Attorney Daniel Davenport that next Monday. when the case of Mrs. Julia Watts Morris Curtiss is resumed in town before Judge Nobbs. that some rather sensational tes ,imony will be introduced which will give quite a diff ferent complexion to affairA Even so. the expectation Is the case will be carried to the Superior court. when Mrs, Curtiss will be obliged to appear and submit to an examination.
 Yesterday Rev. Allen Beeman at County Association of Episcopal clergy men. in Westport. He reports that 1S clergymen were present. and a very interesting meeting was the result. A luncheon for the clergy was served at the rectory. and highly appreciated.
 Mrs. Samuel Glover has closed her house in town. and with her daughter, Miss Deborah Glover, has gone to New York for the winter. She will stop at the Hosel San Rafael
 Mrs. Dr. Perry and daughters will close Boxwood cottage about the first St. Louis Hotel in New York.
 Sir Edwin Durning-Lawrence. Bart. of London. England. has presented the library with a handsome volume. en- titled Bacon is Shakespeare"
 Harry s. Glover and family left yes tcTudy lOT d WlutcT III INSW LOIh. They have taken a house at 22 East
 Robert F. wakeman. of sasco Hill. has given to the library a large H. lustrated volume called Errors Chains. It refers to so-called false religions.
 At Christmas time there will be a Christmas tree at St. Thomas church for the Sunday school. which has about 150 members. The young folks are practicing music for the occasion.
 Charles Turney has returned to his home in Fairfield avenue. opposite Edgecombe Terrace.
 Charles Reyes has been released from the asylum at Middletown. and Is now at his home.
 Little Miss Mildred Merwin of Green field Hill has been given a surprise party by her young friends.
 The last meeting of the Neighhor- hood social was held on Friday even- ing with William Nichols and family, Greenfield Hill.
 Arthur Child. who has been in Mex leo and Texas. and whose health has become somewhat impaired. is now in Arizona. recuperating.
 Mrs. J. Frank Brothwell has been spending a few days with an aunt in Manchester
 Mrs Lucy King. of Burr street, Greenfield Hill. was given a surprise on FrlCay evening. Ihere was 0anc- ing and music. and at late hour SUD- per was served for some 60 guests. A few of the guests included c. c. Wells and wife. of Mill Plain: A. c. Wyrtzen and wife. William H. Burr and family. A. M. Bulkley and wife, Eugene Burr and wife. Jessie Pratt and wife, and the Misses Laura Dowd Edna Godfrey. Jessie Van Volkenberg. Josie LobdeI. Edna Bulkley. and many others.
 Miss Sadie Deyo spent the week end at home.
 Yesterday a package of new books, ordered at the last meeting of the book committee. arrived at the library. The list includes The Boy Ranchers of Puget Sound: The Guillotine Club; The Little King; Rewards and Fairies. by Kipling: The Out Door Handy Book. by D. c. Beard: The Life of Edison. and His Inventions: How to Know Architecture: The Golden Age of En- craving. by Frederick Keppell: Ten Boys from History; Walter Camps Book of Football; Harper's Machinery Book for Boys: Color Printing and Color Printers; Life and Letters Of Edmund Clarence Stednan: Stories from European History; Married Life of Frederick Carols: and Seize of the Seven Suitors.