The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-10
BOYLE REPlEvINS AUTO
Machine Held at Browns Garage ' as Security For an Alleged
 Debt Taken Out by the Sheriff
fsnecial to the Farmer. )

z5 Fairfield, July 1o-Eugene Godfrey Ae planning campaign against tne
 I'd silver fox which has roamed over tAhe hills of Fairfield for years ana mas seooled all the fox hunters of the town. 8Sodfrey included Godfrey has seen khis old fox. Every fall for the past len years, but has never been able ko draw bead on him. Last week In a practice run with Drs. Bchannan and Perdue of Norwalk, Godfrey rads- led the old fellow. There, were ten t1ounds tn the pack and the party nad h fine days sport although they were k1nable- to make a bag because of the haw. Godfrey sat on stone wall land watched the old fellow trot calm . by by within ten feet of his seat: Eene states with every appearance or honesty that the old fox. winked at him. as he fearlessly trotted down the bath He shook his fist at the fox land said something not intended TOT k,,hHration Godfrey says there are 6nore foxes this season sthan at any ttime in years. He has seen old moth kers with as many as half dozen cups kn several different places and the tprospect for royal sport this fall IS kood f That famous colt bred by J. J. Kill taiarf.s a gent ats-the Fairfield station, is tshowine paces that make Ben Bulk hey envious. The colt is being pas tured in Westport and recently when klr. B,rlkley passed the lot he saw the Eounester laying out 30 gait around Ehe fence It is believed that MT. tBuIkiey wifi buy the colt if MT. Kt- ' klian will accept any reasenaple or 6er,
 t+S Homer Bentam is in the market for "a good easy running wheelbafrow. He th6s. tried all of the vehicles Of tnls : -Eharacter owned by his neighbors and has decided to purchase one for him tEetf. believing that they are safer and more inexpensive than an automo- tbile
 f J.J. Brown has held an Orient buck fboard owned by John Boyle. the drug ieist, claiming that the latter owed him kS4 for work and storage, on Boyle 8 Ears Yesterday Boyle replewned the blackboard through Sheriff H. R. FL swood, and stored 1t in Kowalski's hv- tery stable Boyle gave a bond of k7O to cover the costs of the suit. To- Eiav Browns attorneys, DeForest & Klein, made out papers in an attach hnent suit against Boyle, and wtn have khem served immediately. Boyle lrlafrns damages to the amount of $25. : Gudge Bacon Wakeman will represent Boyle
 U. k movement is on foot to run Fran iris B. Perry for Selectman at the com 4ng election in the fall Perry is a fcapable business man and enjoys the tconfidence of the entire community. v He will undoubtedly make a good run itf nominated.
 The ladies of Elliott street who held
 a convention recently and passed res colutions concerning the lamp post on khe street which has not been erected, twill hold another meeting soon and mass additional resolutions. They be- Eieye that the post originally left on Hhe street was surreptitiously remov-
 pd and a broken affair left in it's mface Just what the ladies propose Ho do has not been announced but it Twill be well for the authorities to stand from under when they see the icloud rising.
 A passing motor car on Saturday killed a valuable setter owned by First Eelectman Charles Fox. The dog was "a pet in the family and was consid- s cred s one of the best bird dogs in nhe town He was valued at $300, z Svhich amount the owner has refused Several times.
 fS The iron work for a new set of wag- zxon scales has arrived and will replace 1.-the old set in front of B. Betts' store dat the center
 te Thomas Murphy, who has been dec 2 eorating and painting at the Hotel Fairfield for the last four months, has : robtained a position as conductor on q Ahe Connecticut Company's lines
 Mrs w Parker is entertaining : friends from New York at-her home in -H1l1iott street.
 THOMAS NOON, bottler of fine beers and liquors. Free delivery at Fair - field Beach Mondays and Fridays. .. Moerlin's Extra Beer $1 per case. rsr Telephone 1O9-l4- D zZ U.