The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-26
SCHOOL BROKEN INTO
 ON THREE OCCASIONS
Three Mornings in Succession Care taker Finds Front Door Broken in-No Arrests Have Been
 Made.
WESTPORT

Westport, Sept. 26. - Three times
 within the past three nights, the West Saugatuck school has been broken i'm to and coal and wood taken from the bins and various articles from the desks. Entrance to. the school was effected each time through the front door. Monday nporninfi it was found that with some blunt instrument the lock had been pushed back slightly and the door forced. The break was repaired. Tuesday morning., the pan els Of the door about the lock were mained good. Yesterday morning So
 much force was used upon the door that the hinges were 1o9sened and the lock completely smashed. Thorna 8 Qudnlan of the school committee yes terday secured a new door and to guarantee intrusion placed a nla1n- the visitors were they took coal and wood each occasion and disturbed the contents of the teachers and chill drens' desks. throwing articles about the room. The thefts have been re- ported to the authorities, but as yet no arrests have been made.
 Owing to the illness of the presiding judge. the hearing in the case of Der nard DonIfn, who took the mall bags from the saugatuck station. schedul- ed for New Haven Tuesday went over for two weeks till Oct. s.
 There was a regular meeting of the School Board Tuesday evening, at which majority of the members were present. The committee ordered the purchase of two new typewriters for the high school Commissioner Stearns was ordered by the board to do the purchasing. Only routine mat ters occupied the attention of the ses- sion.
 Edgar H. Perry is to have one of the leads in the production of The Gondolier'' which is to be put on at one of the Bridgeport theatres by the Operatic Society. MT. Perry took a '.The Pirates of ,Penzance,'' the last presentation of this society.
 MT. and Mrs. Harvey Allen and fam fly are soon to leave for the West. MT the Conn. Co., and will go with the Wisconsin Central Railroad MT. AL len has been West on several occa- sions.
 Funeral services over the remains of
 Henrietta widow of Charles F'reu- dentha1 were held this afternoon at at ? o'clock, Rev. Henry Blacklock of Christ church conducting the ser vices. Interment was in the Norwalk cemetery. Mrs. FreaIdenthan passed away Sunday in her S7th year. She yeaves to mourn her loss. one daugh- ter, Mrs Henrietta. I1arnlsr of: Nor Charles F<reIdenthal.
 J. H. stAgg of Bridgeport and NJ. J. Stevens of Cleveland registered at the .Westport hotel yesterday I ' A. will meet this evening in their lodge in the Fable building.
 Miss Jennie Thorpe enjoyed the mat inee performance of Quincy Adams Sawyer at Polls in Bridgeport yes terday.
 Fred Darrow is now with Elbert N. Sipperly, who is engaged in con 1 structing artesian wells in Hinsdaie, N. H.
 The state officers Of tna Order of the
 Eastern Star will pay sai1 official visit | f1.aE raaeafT fT1ac f7f tla a 1 branch. Doric chapter, No. 50 on Oct; Henry B. coley of Chestnut Hill is l nursing a dislocated right shoulder, q | sprained left ankle and other minor i injuries sustained when he was but
 ted about by a ram on his place last
 week.
 1 Nathan Shippey has returned to his duties with the Conn. Co.,, after a ] two weeks lay off due to illness. The t+Go West habit has taken hold of Charles Silvernail- He states that i he has obtained 3, position in Mon tana and will leave for that state the l latter part of the week.