The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-05
Sends Husband To Jail, Then
 Not Satisfied
Especial to@The Farmer.9

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 Fairfield, lJrfs sSourtsye ess held ast eyenin gS at the office of f@ Justice Bacon Wakeman. when Frank Mem ish was fined s2 and costs for assault on the evening of October 3rd upon Rosie Nemish of LenoX Heights ols- trict.
 It was somewhat late on Tuesday evening when Deputy Sheriff H. 5; ,s,s Elwo9d ,Slt was Ssm nahe ais wife, aha with an axe. ae his hsnae. At once the sheriff went to tHe place and found the two. deep in quarrel, but no blood was shed and the axes were scarce. Nemish however. was some what intoxicated and told the sheriff that he was going to close the place up He said. "I bought her from a fellow in Westport for S45- When as,xed if he thought he was stuck he stated that fes diAP knaMA The man was then arfes@ed anH5aMen to the for tf,e night. pending trial late yes
 Tn the court, Rosie said that her husband wouldn't work and that ne had not ujven her a cent to i've on in a long time. The only way sns to steal it from his pockets at nignt when he was asleep. .EShe said that he had another wife &&ew York so didn't know if she was married to him or not She also told the court that she thought she had a right to get married to someone II she Wisn, ed to. It was admitted that sne nau been sold to her present husband. TOT si5 from some other, man. who nveu with her and her son before, Tn Westport. The woman and the boy went all in the bargain.
 The court was satisfied that he was abusing the woman and that ne was guilty of the charge preferred agalns. him. He was fined S2 and costs which amounted to $22-65. lie was unable to pay so was committed
 FeIl From Tree, In Bad Condition
 Charles Sartain. of South Norwalk, met with an accident Sunday morning when he fell about 20 feet from tree, while visiting his son. George Sar- tain, of this town. MT. Sartain got up early on Sunday morning ana no, , ticine some fine pears hanging hlgn in a tree, thought that he would ilke some of the fruit A ladder reached high up into the tree and he thought that the task of getting them was somewhat of an easy job. He pro ceeded to climb the tree and gefting over 2o feet from the ground and out on a branch. something went snap and down he fell to the ground.
 The other members of the house were preparing to get up when they heard the cries of the unfortunate man. They ran into the yard only to find MT. Sartain on the ground un- conscious He was picked up and taken into the house where Dr. Don aldson was sent for. It was found that DO bones were broken but 2 the man was suffering from several bad bruises about the body. HIS nerves were all shaken loose and have caused him to suffer much as result since
 Je was taken to his nome in South Nnrwalk, yesterday morning, where he is now in critical condition. He is II years old. George Sartain, son of the injured man, is well known in town, being interested in the Eastern Underwear Company.
 The infant child of Mir. and Mrs. Bradley Jenningsstwtts bnrfedU at the Oa--iawn cemetery, yesterday after- nron.
 Joseph Smietana and Joseph Com merford, two Meriden boys who are on their way to walk around the Unit ed States. stopped off in Fairfield yes tesslay morning for few minutes; They were dressed in khaki suits and said that they intend to sepvef s,Ooo miles of the country in the. next year They started from their home on Mon day morning, without a cent, and in tend to make their way by selling srnai; cards, which they carry with tliem to describe themselves From here they are going down South as fa~ as Florida and then start for Call { ifo.nia and. return home by way of for hi Cnr s