The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-29
Fairfield
DEPUTY SHERIFF ELWOOD
 BATTLES TO LAND HIS MAN,
Especial to The Farmer.,

Especial to The Farmer.)
 Fairfield. Nov. 29-Whi1e making al
 arrest among forty intoxicated mer
 and women, Sunday evening, Deput,
 Sheriff H. R. Elwood met with thu f1ercest battle in his career of duty
 The scene of trouble was at a chris
 tening in house on the. Cross High
 way. Word was received at the sheriff.
 home about o'clock in the afternoon
 that trouble was brewing. Witt
 Constable Kowalski he went to tn,
 house. Mike Kewenk 1t was assert
 ed had assailed one. Klipper made {
 complaint. As the sheriff took Ke. wenk, the latter showed fight The | chairs, and other pieces of furniture flying in all directions. After the
 struggle was. over the sheriff manag. | ed to get his man and took him to the | lookup.
 | Yesterday Kewenk was arranged be.
 fore Justice Bacon Wakeman to an. swer charges preferred against him He was found guilty and was fined
 $3 and costs. All amounted to $251E
 Attorney Clitus H. King prosecuted | the case
 A contract has been let to the For. l syth building company to repair ths
 interior of the H. H. Perry place. l MI. anu NUTS. 4uOIudS GTAuy nave
 moved to Bridgeport where they will
 make their future home. The football game between the Fairmount Juniors of Bridgeport and the All-Fairfield teams which was tc be played on Thanksgiving morning has been postponed until the after 1 noon at 2 o'clock.
 been i'll at her home for the past three weeks. has recovered enough to go to Simsbury, where she will visit friends. She will be gone month. Mrs. Josephine Klein of Colchester, l is a guest of her sister, Miss Loretta Perry.
 The three new memorial windows, the gift of J. Sanford Saltus a former resident, but now of Paris. have plac- resident, but now of Paris, are pfac- ed in the south side of the Fairfield Congregational church. This is the second gift of three windows made by MT. Saltus, the other being on last were made by Tiffany, and the value is several thousands of dollars. They will be dedicated Thanksgiving morn ing, at the 10:30 service. They com- memorate the first three ministers of the church.
 No service was held at the Congre- gational church, Sunday evening, on account of work on the lighting sys- tenn. The gas lights were taken out to make way for the electric lights which are to be put in. The next evening service is expected to be lighted with the new lights. Miss Margaret Fulton of New York, who has been a guest at the home of MT. and Mrs. N. H. Sherwood for the past several weeks, has returned to her home.
 Mrs. Eli wakeman of Lyons Plain will entertain the Greenfield Hill country club at its next regular n-eet- ing.
 At the meeting of the Ladies' Un- ion. which was held Saturday in the Greenfield Hill Congregational church parlors, Mrs. George H. Merwin was reelected president; Mrs. D. N.- Prem tice. vice-president; Miss M. Louise Meeker, secretary and Miss Sarah J. Perry, treasurer. The executive com mittee was appointed to act with the church committee in renovating church parlors consisting. of Mrs. George H. Merwin, Miss A. Maria Wakeman and Miss B. l.. Sturges.
 Mrs. Bradley Jennings and mother, Mrs. Martin Jennings. have been re- cent guests of relatives on Long HILL ,
 A. L. Riker who purchased the G. w. Smith place on Main street has moved his family and household goods to town.
 Hill was Friday afternoon guest at the home of MT. and Mrs. c. c. Wells on Mill Plain.
 Miss Mabel Prout and Henry Knapp of Holland Heights, were visitors at Hoyden'S Hill over Sunday. z