The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-16
FINED FOR KEEPING
 UNLICENSED BULL DOG Pays $1 and Costs Upon Judg- ment of Bacon s. Wakeman in Town Court---Lively
 News of Fairfidld
Especial to The Farmer.)


 Fairfield, Sept. 16.-For keeping an field, Leanoto Crosse paid a fine of $1 and costs yesterday morning. A complaint was made against Crosse. who lives in the Lenox Heights dis trict for keeping the dog and the arr rest followed. In the court yesterday Crosse pleaded guilty of the charges before Justice Bacon Wakeman, and paid the fine of $1. The cost amount ing to $14.57. James Cummings prosecuted the case.
 People at Beach See High Waves
 Steal Boat.
 The high waves of yesterday stole an IS foot boat from the beach dur ing the storm. The waves started to roll during the night and by daylight they were so high that it was unsafe for any small boat to venture out on the Sound. James A. Garrett, who has been staying at the beach for the largest part of the summer, went out early yesterday in front of his place to see how, his boat was and was surprised to find that it was missing. He looked up and down the beach but finally came to the conclusion that it was taken away by sea which had been raging all night. The boat was new this season and not used very much.
 Falls 30 Feet, Breaks Right Elbow
 Harry H. Henderson, son of H. Henderson of this town. fell yester- day afternoon while at work on the home of Arnold Schlaet in Saugatuck, received several cuts and bruises in connection with broken elbow. Henderson who was on the second floor of the building. lost his footing and fell to the cellar, where he was picked up by fellow workmen., The man was unconscious at the time and was put in an auto belonging to MT FSchlaet and rushed to his home in this town. Dr. Albert E. Belisle, of Southport, was called to the house and found that the injured man was suffering from a broken elbow and other cuts about the body.
 Dever HI. Warner Buys Old Kippen
 Property.
 The well known Kippen property on the opposite corner of Flint's has been purchased by DeVer H. Warner. pieces of property in the town and is located in the incest section of the village There is something like four acres to the piece with a large house and barns. It is said that MT. War ner will take the old fence down, which Is now in front of the place.
  also is to put sidewalks all around 1t. This will improve the place consider able and will add few more feet or sidewalk to the town, which is a much needed improvement.
 Greenfield Changers Planning Big
 Time Soon.
 The members of the Greenfield grange are now planning one of the biggest events they have tackled in some time.. The affair is to be in the shape of grand fireworks display with special speakers from New York and surrounding cities. After the speaking a buffet lunch will be served and a general good time Is expected. All members are requested to be present.
 Hargrove Boys See Fight
 Four or five of the Hargrove stu dents left last evening on the 6:2S train from Bridgeport for New York where they went to witness the box ing bout between Carl Morris and Jim Flynn at Madison Square Gar
 Joseph Thorp of Boston, Mass. ar rived in town yesterday afternoon to spend few days with his parents here.
 Mrs. Neils Johnson who has been visiting her mother in New Jersey, arrived home last evening.
 The railroad bridge at the depot is receiving several new blanks which were getting pretty nearly worn out. It is a great improvement.
 William S. Fallon entertained the of the Greenfield County club last evening at the club house. There was large number of mem bers at the club house. After the dancing was in order the re- mainder of, the evening.