The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-10
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Considerable interest has been mani kested in town over what purported to be a prediction of a blizzard said to c. Hyatt" who was represented as saving to ''an admiring circle or friends" that he could foretell this storm (which was due last WeoneS- day or Thursday by the conditions of the atmosphere a trick which ne learned from the greasers in Mexico. I will express my opinion that the coming storm is a whopper." As no blizzard appeared, but simply an or dinary rain storm, MT. Hyatt charac- terixed the report as "rot," and said 1t was made out of whole ciobn. ne learned nothing of the kind in Mex leo. from greasers, or anybody else. And he never made any such predic- tfor. to friend or news gathefers. x
 Most of the ice houses in this Vii cfnity have been filled and it is pre- dicted prices will assume their normal standard next summer: The Rapelo ice house on Turkey Hill was filled last week
 On the 11th inst, the. share holders of the First National Bank will hold a meeting in the forenoon to elect di- rectors for the ensuing year.
 pr. Hetzel returned a birth certi- ficate a few days ago to the Town hall endorsed as follows: .sBaby Baloga. The mother says she doesn't know who Is father of this child. Her name IS Annie Ba1oga, aged 35, and she mas had six children"
 Monday evening Mrs. James Baker, with the consent of her second hus- hand. celebrated the 50th anniversary of her marriage with her first hus- hand. Mir Archer, who died some wears ago. With many tears his mem ory has been kept green, and the pres ent husband, Mir. Baker, was close friend of the deceased. The celebra- treatments.
 Lawrence Crawford, formerly of this town has become a member or the New York Stock Exchange.
 S Di Giovanni who kept barber shop and a newsstand, died suddenly on Thursday night at his home III Saugatuck- .
 A few days ago, while skating on Nash's pond, Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald fell and broke her collar bone
 SeIleck Warren of Poplar Plains, has gone to Fl Paso. Texas, MT. and Mrs Judson Watts, his slter ana brother-in-law intend to follow him III the spring.
 Dr John w. Fyfe, of this town, has recently published book on the prac- tice of medicine
 Tomorrow evening the annual meet ing CT the FdrLIcT $ N>iAO VIII pO AASA~A at the residence of William H. Burr. Joseph Adams is to give an account of his experience in California last winter. The public is invited.
 This evening the Saugatuck Histor1- cal Society meets on State street at the residence of MT. and Mrs, Thes. C. Stearns. Judge Light of sNorwalk will speak on Women and the New Thought
 On Wednesday the St. kAgnes Guild will meet with Mrs. Stearns.
 Thursday afternoon Mrs. Orland All len entertained the whist club. Favors were won by Mrs. A. N. Smith, Mrs. Fred Bradley, Mrs. Lima Fairchiid, Mrs Oscar Smith and Mrs. Cornelius Allen, IT.
 There is said Ito be a man on In1- perial avenue who has a pair or socks he has worn for 15 years. Tough.
 Allie Mills has control of the trolley express running to Bridgeport.
 Mrs. Maddock of Cempo street re- cently broke one of her arms.
 Wilbur F. Smith, the well known game warden will soon lecture before the Staples High school on ''The Birds of the State.'
 Dr. and Mrs. John Brown, who have been visiting in town, have returned to New York.
 Arthura Sherwood is reported Nserious- " III with pneumonia
 William Moses is now working in the Aluminium foundry at Fairfield.
 William T. Driseo1 has returned to the Baltimore Medical college.