The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-30
HARD LUCK PURSUES
 4 kELLYTOWh KELLY Sheriff Takes Away His Wife and Horses -F1urry Anent Permit For School Grounds For Circus
 Blows Over.
FAIRFIELD

Fairfield July 30.-Sheriff ETwood attached two horses belonging tn Hir- am Kelly, of Lenox Heights, in a civil action brought by Joseph Barlulis The latter claims that Kelly is in debt to- him for four months rent. Kelly is having his troubles just at present. He is one of the original residents of KellytoWn. The sheriff a. few weeks ago took Mrs. Kelly to the Vollmer house in Bridgeport on a 30 days soJourn for intoxication and he now takes Kelly's horses Surely it's a cruel world
 of some members of the school board caused by the giving of a permit to fIlnn'S show on the Sherman school grounds that feeling has blown overt The Linn circus arrived in Fairfield on the school grounds. The owner re- ceiving a verbal permit from some of the school committee. Some of the members of the school board did not know of the grant to the circus and were surprised when they learned that the school grounds were being used. Their surprise was overcome when they were informed that MT Linn had the consent of other members of the board. MT. Linn secured a written permit on Sunday from w. o. Burr. w. c. Kincella and Rev. A. E.. Bee-
 
 previously conferred. The general be- llef is tha t MT. Linn could have avoided all trouble if he had gone to the president of the board, Moses E. Banks, and through him secured the permit. The show went on yesterday day and tomorrow. The owners have novel way of transporting. their wagons. They arrived in the town shortly after noon Sunday and at tracted considerable attention They have about half dozen circus wag- ons hauled by large tractor, doing away with the time honored circus horses
 Fortune deserted the two local ball teams within the last few days, for day the Juniors slipped before the Westports GA. while on Saturday the regulars were defeated by the Sauga- tucks at Conpo Beach 16-2 Tn the latter contest Drew started for the Fairdelds but hurt his. shoulder on McGarry took up the burden. giving
 his ielders the greatest afternoons s work they had in weeks. The Sauga- | tucks had the local lads chasing 'em
 all over the lots; McGarry was blank recruited, he doing well.
 Illness prevents Harry Carroll from juggling the dill pickles shredded wheat and other articles at c. A. Wyrtzen's Spring street store. He is i'll at his home in White street. A call, has been issued for a Demo- cratic caucus tomorrow night at Per- ry's hall. The object of the gathering is to ascertain just who are Demo- kcrats and who are not. One does not Ihave to keep his ear to the ground these days to learn that there will be some big times at the next Democrat t. ic primaries There always is. Next Friday being the first Friday in the month. regular devotions will be held at St. Thomas church Con- fessions will be heard Thursday night. Katie ,Balpucz and Anthony Greno- with, both residents of Fairfield, were
 married Sunday morning at. St.
 Thomas church at 1O:30 o'clock by Rev. William H. O'Dell. The couple Simon Smith.
 Town Chemist Boyle has been re-
 quested by. the owners of craft here- abouts to remove the light he has erected in front of his cottage, the | Press, at Fairfield Beach. The bright l light has been mistaken by many wa termen as the reef light, causing a | great many defiections from the regu- l lar course.
 MT. and Mrs. James Hawkins have of Brooklyn.
 Miss Mary Hawkins is enjoying a l two weeks vacation from her duties at the Smith Murray Co.
 The Sunday School of the Green | field Hill Congregational Church will hold their annual picnic tomorrow in | Mrs. Haoace Banks woods in Hulls Farms. Mrs. Fred Banks and Miss
 Sarah Jane Perry's class have charge of the picnic dinner and Mrs G. H. | Merwins and Deacon Merwin's class l es the athletic and amusement pra- gram. | The Southport f1remen will have |. their carnival after the Fairfield fire men, from August 26 to 31.
 | Mrs. B. l. Wells. of Southport had as her week end guests her sons D-. John Wells, of New York and Rev. E. l.. Wells, of Guilford.
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