The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-02
NEW BOOKS ADDED
 TO PEQUOT LIBRARY
Special to the Farmer.)

Southport, Nov 2.-Many new books have just been added to the local li- Drary- The list for the month of Oc- tcber were very interesting and grand rush has been made to secure them while they last. The new books
 Jane Adams, Newer Ideals of Peace; Marguerite Audoux, Marie Claire; IT, v1ng Bacheller, Keeping up with Liz zie: l.. H. Bailey, Countrywide move ment in the United States; Mrs. F. l.. Barclay. Trevor Lordship; Mrs. A. H. Barr. Sheila Vedder; R. E.. Beach, The Ne'er-do-Well; Arnold Bennett, Hilda Lessways: Hiram Bingham, Across South America, journey from Buenos Ayres to Lima; Mrs. K. L. Bosher, Miss Gibbie Gault; George Borup, TenderfoOt with Peary; K. L. Butter field, Country Church and the Rural Problem; R. W. Chambers, Danger Mark; J. H. Coates, Spirit of the Isl- and; Price Collier, West in the East, from an American Point of View; F. M. Crawford, Wandering Ghosts; Mrs. D. B. Dandridge, American Prisoners of the Revolution; Holman Day, King Spruce; Mrs. E. B. De Ia Pasture, Master Christopher; Mrs. M. w. De- land. Iron Woman; F. S. Dellenbaugh, North Americans of Yesterday; Mary Dillon, Miss Livtngston's Companion; F. F. Elliott, Haunted Pajamas; Jeff rey Farnel, Broad Highway; Mrs. J. O. Faversham. Squaw Man: Susan Glas- pell, The Visioning; Montague Glass, Potash and Perlmutter; E. c. Hall, To Love and to Cherish; H. S. Harrison, Queed; Maurice Hewlett, Brazenhead the Great: Owen Johnson: Tennessee Shad; Mary Johnston, Long Roll; My "a Kelly. Her Little Young Ladyship; Vaughan Hester, Prodigal Judge; Ba- sil King. Inner Shrine; Mrs. G. L. H. Lutz, Dawn Of the Morning; J. A. Mitchell, Pandora's Box; s. w. Mitch Montgomery, Story Girl; E. P. Oppen- helm, Berenice; E. P. Oppenheim, Moving Finger; Baroness E.. M. R. M. J. B. Orczy, Elusive Pimpernal; Eden Phillpotts, Delneter's Daughter; Mrs. G. (StrattoD Porter. The Harvester; Trading; Mrs. s. A. Pryor. ColonePs Story; Myrtle Reed, Weaver of Dreams; H. H. Saylor, Bungalows; Their Design, Construction and Fur nishing; Guglielmo Scala, Monna Li- sa; M. P. Seawell, Ladies' Battle; J. w. Sharts, The Vintage; Preserved Smith; Life and Letters of Martin Lu- ther: Mrs c. D. Snedeger; Coward of Thermopylae; W. G. Sumner; Folk ways; E. T. Thurston, Greatest Wish in the World; L. J. Na,ice, Cynthia-of the-Minute; NJ. Watts, The Legacy; Patricia Wentworth, More Than Kin; V. l.. Whitechurch, Canon in Resi- dence; c. A. Wright, Some old time Meeting Houses of the Connecticut Valley; Mrs. A M. and c. N. William son. Golden Silence; N. O. Winter, Ar gentina and Her People of To-day; N. 0. Winter, Guatemala and Her People of To-day; H. B. Wright, That Printer of Udells:
 Juveniles.
 Andy Adams. Wells Brothers, the Young, Cattle Kings; Mrs. F. E. Crich- ton, Peep in-the- World; Zane Grey, Young Pitcher: A. B. Paine. Hollow Tree Snowed-in Book: B. T. Seton, R ,lf in the Woods; Esther Singleton, Children's City; Mrs. K. D. Wiggins, Mother Careys Chickens.
 Mrs Fred Reynolds of Greenwich is visiting friends or Greenfield Hill y To-day was the last day in which tax lists could be presented to the assessors of the town. After to-day an addition of 10 per cent will be ad- ded to all the lists that were not pre- sented in the time set
 Center street is being repaired from Church corner as far as Eliot street.