The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-03
STAMFORD FAIRFIELD SOUTHPORT
Daily Chroncngs of the Dongs of Our Country Cousins by The
 Farmers Special Correspondent
CROSSED OCEAN TO WED Bride Arrived From Germany Yesterday and Wedding Took Place at Boyle's Drug Store
Especial to the Farmer.)

Especial to the Farmer.) Fairfield, July 3.-An attractive
 and we'll dressed couple sat for hours at a table in Boyle's drug store yes-
 terday afternoon waiting for a justice | to make them man and wife. They | were Axel Nelson 31, and Miss Clara | Galitzein 29, and back of the quiet and unpretentious wedding there is a pretty story of love and devotion. They waited patiently for this con-
 the bride arrived in Bridgeport hav-
 ing passed by the authorities at FL | lis Island and turned over to her low
 CT who was waiting for her. Five years ago when the groom was work
 ing as machinist at the big Krupp gun works at Essen Germany the low 1 CTS plighted their troth. Circum- stances made it necessary for the low | CT to seek new fields and he came to
 this country. He readily found em-
 ployment in Bridgeport and kept up a
 correspondence with his fiancee. Yes | terday Justice Jack Boyle lost his ! reputation as a marrying justice for | he was too busy selling soda water to
 motorists to stop for a little thing
 like a wedding and he sent for Justice
 Bacon Wakeman. It took about five
 minutes to make the happy couple
 man and wife. The groom paid the | justice from a fat roll and the couple
 took the first car to Bridgeport. The
 bride,.a petite and pretty woman was
 handsomely attired. She speaks
 English fairly we'll having studied the | language of her adopted country at | her home. The couple were willing | to talk although they were naturally
 more interested in each other than | in any other matters. The groom has
 saved money enough to buy a home | and it was ready for the bride last night.
 The place on Spring street former l ly known as the Allen place but now l owned by w. Grandville will be mov- ed to a cellar which has been begun at the rear of the lot and a new mod The owner has already had 25 appli- cations from people who wish to rent the place. There are no vacant houses in Fairfield and it is up to some capitalist to supply the constant demand for rents.
 down the three houses on the prop erty at the corner of Church and Main streets owned by Miss Anna Jennings Mrs. Nehemiah Perry who has occupied the house known as the General Parker place will having been notified of the plans of the owner She has prepared her household goods for shipment to New ! York The plans of Miss Jennings when fully carried out will improve the appearance of the corner which will be thrown into her private park. This will result in a long stretch of open frontage extending from St. Paul's church to and including the residence of Samue1 Wheeler. It will be one of the most attractive sec tions in this town.
 Mrs. Wiseman a former resident of Pine Creek avenue was in town yes- terday.
 The South Norwalk ball tossers
 came up yesterday and defeated the g. In the Sth inning the locals were attacked with paresis And allowed the visitors to score seven runs which settled the argument permanently. Scull Mills and Carroll for the locals. The midsummer inventory holiday at the Rubber shop began Friday and will end tomorrow. Work will be resumed Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Mills of Bridgeport passed Sunday at the home of Alfred S. Perry on Elliott St. Ray Sanford of New York is pass Beaumont street.
 Rev. Patrick J. Duggan who as- sumed the pastorate of St. Thomas church last week celebrated his first masses yesterday at and 10:30 o'clock. In his introductory rema rlSs Father Duggan outlined his plans for the future in a brief way. He an nounced his intention of esta blishing l a parochial school in this town as soon as possible as he believes that eft to the church and the congrega-
 ton. Rev. W. F. O'Dell wifi rel main at St. Thomas church as as- sistant pastor indefinitely. The par ish is large and the work is too se were for the new rector alone. It ic hof ha will hn lily appointed as he has made everyone in the town his friend.
 At St. Thomas rcctory on Saturday night Charles Rippe of Bridgeport and Miss Annabelle Bonney were un- ited in marriage by Rev. w. F. O'Dell. John Rippe, brother of the groom was best man and Miss Irene Bonney sister of the bride was maid of honor Only the immediate relatives of the contracting parties were present. Af- ter the ceremony the party enjoyed a wedding feast at the home of the brides parents MT. and Mrs. James Bonney at Mil Plain. MT. and Mrs. Rippe will dive in Bridgeport.
 MT. and Mrs. J. M. Wilson of New York have taken Beachcroft cottage for the summer.
 Prof E. J. Graham with his family has gone to Greene, N. Y, to pass the simmer vacation. He will return on July 19 to attend the meeting of the school committee.
 Carl Shulte is painting a big ban- ner to be hung on Main street to 6i- rect motorists to the Fairfield garage.
 The Underwear shop is closed today and tomorrow but will reopen on Wednesday.
 Fairfield is entertaining the largest number of visitors over the present fourth of July holidays in it's whole history. Over 200 arrived by train "a ha hoy hoe augmented today by as many more. AS a summer resort this section is be- coming more popular every year.
 William Leahy of New York is the
 guest of his aunt, Mrs. Isaac Book. THOMAS NOON, bottler of fine beers
 and liquors. Free delivery at Fair
 field Beach Mondays and Fridays.
 Moerlins Extra Beer S1 per case. Telephone 109-14. D 22* If.