The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-26
CARNIVAL COMES TO
 CLOSE THIS EVENING
Will the Present Chairman be Felled i? There Is Another Who Has
 Eager Eyes for the Job.
FAIRFIELD.

Fairfield, Aug. .26-The Warren Bros Co. are expected to start their work in laying the permanent pavement to- oay or tomorrow. A change from the original plans calling for the start of the work at Ash Creek have been made. Instead the pavement will be started in Spring street near the has installed it's mixer and other ap- pararus at the Smith gravel pit in Mill Plain. It is the intention of the company to use their own road com pleted in sections from time to time. Thus when the men are working in the Ash creek section, the new pave ment from the Greenfield Road will be used by the companye teams. The same is true when the company will work to the west of Greenfield road. The company believes in boosting their own roadwork and take this novel method to do so.
 The contractors have opened offices in the Saun building in Spring street, installing phone and several desks for their clerks. All the planning and clerical work will be completed there.
 Iaere are many foremen and clerks with the company who will make their residence here until the contract is. completed, which viii be about De- cember. Frank McNamara, proprietor Of the Ivy Hotel on the beach will in probability board the men. shed has been erected for the laborers in Mill Plain.
 The carnival of the local firemen has been continued to this evening. when it will be brought to a close. This action was taken by the firemen because of the postponement of the amusements on the opening evening due to the weather. Also because of the continued increases in attendance each evening The crowds started fair but kept growing larger with each evening. The committee considered they had the banner crowd Friday evening, (even though a short shower Kept many away), but they did not figure on the gathering for Saturday evening. The attendance on the last night of the week surpassed all oth- ers It is expected if the weather is opportune this evening that the big geet assembly of the carnival will turn out. The carnival is a success in every way. The amusements and booths were well patronized netting considerable for the general fund. When all is over, the firemen ex- pect that they will have sufficient means to secure additional fire ap- paratus.
 About $1oO was realized on the re- cent bazaar of the Greenfield Hill grange.
 Miss Mabel Connors of New Haven is the guest of Miss Louise Forsyth.
 Harold Smith has resigned his po- sition at the Fairfield bath house. He will soon assume his duties at the Sheffield Scientific school at Yale. Ernest Thomas will succeed him.
 Fred Bishop is guest at the home Of MT. and Mrs. Herbert Sherwood
 Mrs. Bradley Jennings conducted the meeting of the c. B. society of the Greenfield Hill Congregational church at the home of MT. and Mrs. F. c. Banks, yesterday.
 Mrs. Edwin Jennings has returned to her home in Southport after visit to her daughters in Hartford.
 MT and Mrs. Frank Sturges are the guests of Miss l.. E. Sturges.
 Mrs. J. Ellis of Southport is in Bris- tol visiting her daughter. Mrs. Perry Dunlsin.
 James Godfrey has returned from a trip to Canada.
 Miss Sarah Rockwell is home again after a visit with friends in Danbury.
 Miss Mamie Wells has started a two weeks stay at the beach.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. B. Morgan have re- turned to their home in Southport after two months vacation trip. sister, Mrs. Joseph Klein of Col chester
 Miss Emma Wakeman is the guest of friends in Guilford.
 The Misses A. Maria and M. E. Wakeman have returned from two weeks outing at East Northfield. Mass.
 Mrs. D. s. Place is visiting with Mrs. Charles Meeker in Harbor Road.
 Mrs. George W. Hills has as her guest, Miss Grace Mclean of Toledo, Ohio.
 Miss Amy Child who has been vis- iting her sister, Mrs. Wright at Mill ton, Mass, has returned to her home here.
 Miss Ruth Holman has also return ed to her home after visiting her sis ter. Mrs. Edward Mcclellan in Colo rado
 Rev. E. H. Olmstead, pastor of the Greenfield Hill Congregational church, his mother and daughter, Miss Geral- dine, are in New York for few days
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