The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-04
BIG CHARGES. AT MILL HILL
Dr. Warner Has Awarded Contracts for His. New Residence at
 Sound View Farm,
Special to The Farmer.)

Special to The Farmer)
 FairfeIds Aug. f. ..=1,he plans of Dr. I. DeSeA Warner to make Sound View Farm the most attractive country. res idence in this vicinity are rapidly talk ing form The contracts for the new residence have been awarded. The new building will be two stories in bungalow stXiee built byjlt of holl0W tile. It wila 'gSa f5s,ss4f a s'sS6 ne, cellar has rPeens gbsg uTs-a f4t sis Sock. 60 feet. J. H..CObb has the contract for the mason work Charles Gray for the car renter work and the plum ping will be done by George Sherwood of Bridge pert. mile of fine macadam road al the farm is almost completed, / eV- ! cry araiIa ble team in the@town hav- ing beahEshgaged -5ns it1 fefs ih the form of the letter to make the grades easy. A big cattle. barn large enough to accommodate 20 cows and ether animals will be built this sea- soh New green houses are also plan ned. The whole establishment will be heated from one large plant in a sep arate. building equipped with boilers and q Smoke stack 100 feet high. Every thing about the place. is built fn the most sqbstantiAl manner. The barns and Sstahle will be patterned after the latest sanitary models. Messrs. Cobb and Gray who obtained the contracts were the lowest bidders in a large field. Dr. Warner is personally watch ing the progress made and is practi- cally his own superintendent.
 Sheriff H. R. Ellwood has attached II pieces of real estate in Bridgeport owned by George E. Schofield in suit brought by Ralph M True, through his father as best friend for damages received on Spring street last week rr-it +, Iii o,,ir -pd Eichler were run down by MT. Scho- fields automobile. The boy has se- were injuries and is still confined to his bed under the care of a physi- elan the extent of his internal injuries cannot yet. be determined. The abdo- men is much diseolored where the wheels of the heavy car passed over him and he has bruises afad abrasions all over his body The Eichler boy will also bring suit for the same amount s100OO and the case will be fought out in the courts.
 Ths-neM-shoW-of.S Sig Sautelles which exhibits -here- today. is a surprise to all who attend As Mr. Sautelle prom ises it is an old-fashioned one-ring show with all the good features Of that popular entertainment without any of the objectionable features of the great combinations. Everything . that could be said of any show on the road can be said of this show and much more. The costumes are all new and fresh. The paraphernalia is all of the latest pattern and in the best of order. The animals are all per- formers. The fearless young woman who enters the cage and makes three , big ugly lions go through their paces back which have never been seen in any show The riding by the Lewandes is a revelation. The acts on horse back " hich have never been seen in any show before They have made a reputationr and are now part owners the audience during the performance at Stratford last night and in his characteristic manner told how he had sold his show in Europe and had re- tired to his big farm in. New York state but the lure of the road would ganized this show. As, the result of his many years ofAexper tenoS me has set about as perfect R-organization as can be got together and he en- joys it. He has a personality which attracts and he is not the least of the important features of his estab- lishment- He has stepped into the shoes of the late Phineas Taylor Bar mum place which nc other show @an ehas saao sIaasosabaa a baaa Ef Eb5Fggg ggeat eb The show goes from here to Westport
 
 of the unusual merit of the organiza- tion and nothing but good words have yet been heard from press or people.
 Wednesday morning as. John H. Cobb 4hAo 1ocalS AcoF4tra cter was &drjv- ing rdundS D6naiassn's coSnefd With a load of tile on his wagon. a motor car containing two men attempted to cut in between his wagon and a hay brewery wagon. There was not room enough for dhe machine to pass and the drivers truck veered into the Cobb outfit throwing out Mike Cisco and breaking most of the tile on the wag- on. The driver of the machine stopped and when his machine was seen to be badly damaged. He agreed to pay MT. Cobb the damage done and was allowed to depart. MT. Cobb neglected to take the mans name but he got the number of the machine which is Mass. 3406''. The wagon was slightly damaged. The automobile was badly banged up in front.
 Mrs. Anna Bulkley of Greenfield Hill widow of the late William Bulkley is home.
 Samuel Sawyer and family of Hol- yoke, Mass, are guests at the home of Frank Gerard in North avenue
 The fair of the firemen was well attended again last night, and the dancing pavilion was filled to it's ca pacity all the evening. The other attractions of the place drew atten- tion and the receipts were satisfactory in every respect. ROUND OF ROAST BEEF at 4:3o tomorrow at Harry Barker's Central House. Spring St p 21