The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-28
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 FOR FLETcHER'S c A S c RIA WESTPORT

| As time passes by since seventeen 1 gentlemen of the Fire District decided
 in a legally called meeting to bond the | district to the tune of $16,O0O for the | purpose of building trunk line sewers | through a number of streets, all to | discharge into the Saugatuck river, | opposition to the proposed plan in creaseS and protests are heard from all quarters. While all admit that some kind of a sewerage system is needed, the one proposed is thought to be fa-
 tally defective inasmuch it proposed to polIute the river. Col. John N. Partridge. formerly of the 23d Regi- Strong Police Commissioner of New York. one of our wealthy residents liv- ing in State street, said on Friday that as a taxpayer he would protest against the introduction of the pro- posed antiquated system, which is ,lfa- ble to spread disease to an alarming extent. It seems to him the empty ing of sewers into the river would be 8 curse to the whole town. He wishes to have an up-to-date system adopted. The only stumbling block appears to be the cost.
 The quiet and unexpected return of Arthur H. Do1ge from Cleveland, O., when some thought he had left town for good, has created almost as much of a sensation as his going away. He can now be seen as of old in the auto mobile, with his wife. enjoying rides nothing had happened. Mrs. John Lowrey, whose daughter disappeared coincidentally with the going off of MT. DOlge, takes a, rather serious view of the matter. and has been in consul tation with s. A. Pl1rdy, justice of the peace, and has had an interview. so it is stated, with the Dolge family.
 Alfred Krause lost the middle finger of his left hand a few days ago by it's coming in contact with a lathe he was using.
 Gladys Keith has returned home from a New York hospital where she was under treatment.
 Frederick Fable who was injured at the paper mill a few days ago, by the falling upon him of a. heavy lot of paper, and who sustained fractured leg, is recovering nicely.
 Wednesday afternoon Trinity Guild will, meet in the chapel.
 The Comstock family has returned to Weston. It passed the winter in the Gorham house.
 It is thought the electric light sys- tenn for Greens Farms will be complet- ed by May 1. are home from Cornell for their Easter vacation.
 Mrs. Herbert Beers of Greens Farms is home from visit to Hartford.
 E. T. Bedford contemplates building | two handsome residences on the shore | road at Greens Farms.
 This evening at National hall the l long anticipated FIremen's fair will | open, and continue for three evenings. | There will be music. dancing and an entertainment each evening.
 The authorities propose to stop the l sale of intoxicating liquors on Sun days. To this end Harry Sherwood | has arrested Charles Mearisky, of Cross Highways. charged with selling | liquors from his home without a H- l cense. The case is to be fought, as | the defendant denies the charge.
 Ruth Mcfarland from Philadelphia. | is home for Easter.
 Frederick M. Salmon is suffering from an attack of rheumatism
 Stanhope Foster is home from Yale for the holidays
 . Mrs Joseph G. Hyatt is visiting in Atlantic City.
 Or McFarland has a stevens-Dryea 
 Horace Bur1butt will build another house in State street.
 Carrie S. Bra dIey has returned from a winter in Chicago.