The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-26
Savoy Club Sued
 For Rent Due
Mrs. Elsie M. Weibe is Plaintiff Club Was Broken up by Fairfield Authorities
Special to The Farmer.)

Fairfield, Sept. 26-More trouble has come up in the town over the club house which was raided few weeks ago at Ash Creek. This time the trou- ble is between the owner of the build- ing, Mrs. Elsie M Weibe, and the ated the place. Saturday afternoon, Deputy Sheriff H. R. Elwood served papers On the Savoy club as an at tachment to collect the amount of $500, which the claimant says is due her for rent. According to the contract, the officials of the Savoy club agreed to pay Mrs. Weibe the sum of $500 for the use of the building for one year. Two hundred was paid down at the time and $50 was to be paved each month. The branch club was in op- eration just month when it was raided and broken up by the authori- ties.
 UNCLAIMED LETTERS.
 The list of unclaimed letters at the local post office are as follows and will be posted for two weeks when they will be sent to the dead letter office: Mrs. B. Jones, Miss Edith Bradley, Miss, Dora Clennins, Mrs. w. s. Badean, Miss Elizabeth Feeley, Mrs, J. A: Houghlin, Miss Lydea Fee nanen, Miss B. Gould, MT. Penton, Arthur. aP. Stewart MT Robert M. Wilcox, Miss Clara Ross, Won Roster Bettan Go, Frederick G. Lee. E A party was enjoyed Saturday even- ing at the home of MT. and Mrs. A. w. Brook on Mill Plain. The party was a surprise. Games were in order during the evening as we'll as music. Refreshments were served. Among those present were Miss Jennie Elan negan, Miss Mamie FIannegan, Miss Katie Savage, Miss Rose .Rorabout, Miss Pauline Cheesman, Miss Ethel Rrotherton, Miss Christian Hitler, F. Carroll, F. Anderson. John Roland. Elmer Mills, John Murphy, William Bonner, Joseph Lucus. stephen Thom- as, Peter Lucus and George Bonney.
 s8 ALL READY FOR BIG TIME
 Everything is in readiness for the big time at the Greenfield grange to- morrow evening, when the members are to give a necktie and apron par ty. A fine program has been ar ranged for the evening and good time is expected.
 John E. Boyle and Rev. William O'Dell left this noon for an auto trip to the Berlin fair They are expect ing to return late this evening.
 Dwight Douglas of Detroit, one of last years scholars at the Hargrove school, has returned to town and will dltCitQ ple SIi1OOi dSdAil l1fiS yCdA"
 Work on the railroad bridge which crosses at the depot in this place is being rushed and is expected to be finished in few days.
 The Rev. Charles H. Taylor of the Westport Congregational church oc- cupied the pulpit at the Fairfield Con- gregationa1 church Sunday in the place of Rev. Frank S. Child.
 Oliver Jennings the assistant post master of this town who has been in Rutherford, N J., for the past week on his vacation, has returned to his home in town.
 John Buckingham of this town who was employed lat the Bulkley Auto station in Southport, has resigned his position and expected to start in bus mess for@ himself
 Mrs. Duryea of Brooklyn who has been staying at the ''Driftwood" cot tage for the past few weeks has re- turned to her home.
 Mr. and Mrs. Hargrove and family have left the Thistle cottage after spending week t11era