The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-15
Fairfield

The schools of Fairfield started off with rush and from the way things look from the present time, some thing will have to be done to ac- commodate the children. The prob lem at the Nichols Terrace school is the largest of them all. The new addition is fastly being pushed but will not be finished inside of month more or so. The carpenters have finished their work on the place but most of the inside work remains to De done and will take some time to have the plaster dry which has not as yet been applied. ~ There are 263 children at this school at the present time, some of which are only being taught half a a few hours a day. Most likely at the next school board meeting an- other teacher will be requested for this school. There were 15 new pupils enrolled at the Westport High school from this town, making a total of 2e from here. Work Resumed on Saum's Block. Work has been started again on the Saum block. The place was start ed some time ago but was never fin fshed. Plasterers are now at work on the place and it is expected to be finished in little time. An application for saloon has been put in for this building.
 Hargrove's New School.
 The new school which has been the talk for some time will be started. by Prof: Hargrove in Bridgeport about the 25th of this month. This school will be for the younger boys between the ages of 8 and IA, preparing them for the larger schools.
 A new wagon is now about the streets with the name, Halls .Bak- h,,f1 1xy loo. .,1 wagon maker.
 The trolley tracks are being repair ed along Spring street. A gang of about 30 men are at owrk on the job. MUSICAL AT GREENFIELD CLUR
 The musical at the Greenfield Coun- try club was one of the most enjoyed affairs held at that place in some time The entertainment was in charge Of William s. Fallon, who did justice to everything possible and made the evening one that will not be forgot ten in long while by all who at tended. Refreshments were served.
 Miss Grace Bulkley, Miss Vera Wales Catherine Fallon. Miss Sarah Gull, Miss Etta Brothwelf, Miss Char lotte Gray and Miss Mabel Sherwood who were students at the Dwight school are now attending the eighth grade in the, Sherman school.
 E. Pierson Durham, son of pr. and Mrs. M. V. B. Dunham of Greenfield. entered the scientific commercial school at the Staples High school in Westport, Monday.
 UNCLAIMED LETTERS.
 Among the unclaimed letters at the post office are the following: Mrs. A. M. J. Brown, Miss Rose Cohen, MT. Leroy L. Clark, MT. Charles Frances, MT. J. H. Flagg, Mrs. Hetty Green. Mir. Casper Kritzberger. MT. Jacob Meyers, MT. V. R. McDonald,. Miss Jane Holly and MT. Christian Ritch- ards
 There were many at the town hall yesterday to be made voters in this place. The registrars William Dalling and James H. Farrell were at the off, flee in the town house from a. m. until p. m. There were many made.
 Sig Sautell's circus passed through this town early yesterday morning on the way to Norwalk where they were to show after leaving Black Rock where they were few days ago.
 A large moving auto truck belong ing to the l.. Curtin and Sons Moving Co.,, of 214 Marion street, Brooklyn, ran over and killed cat yesterday afternoon while passing by the St. Thomas church. The truck was one of the largest seen .in this town for some time.