The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-25
APPLE THIEF TAKEN TO STATE REFORM
 SCHOOL BY AGENT
Holy Name Society Out to Capture Honors at Bridgeport Parade
 Girls Club Doings.
FAIRFIELD

Fairfield, Sept. Estate Agent Par rish, of Meriden, came here yesterday from the State Reform. school and brought back Louis Myers, one of the Bridgeport youths found guilty by Justice Bacon Wakeman for. stealing apples here on Sunday. The court had not committed the youth to the Reform school, instead inflictins fine. Young Myers had been out of the Reform school but three weeks, securing his freedom through good be- havior. The State agent had learned of his arrest and came here and intention of the local court to notify the school authorities.
 President John E. Boyle, Chaplain Rev. William H. O'DelI and Joseph Lee were appointed delegates at meeting of the Holy Name Society of local organization at the meeting to be held next Sunday evening In Bridgeport. There will be present at the Bridgeport session delegates from all the Holy Name societies of the county, when will be f1rthered plans for the monster parade of the Holy Bridgeport on Sunday afternoon, Nov. r.
 It is the intention of the local so- cstety to go out for honors- The local body will present their full member ship, over 125, and will appear dress ed alike. It has not been decided as yet whether the members will be at tired in cap and gown or in full dress walking suits and high silk hats At their Monday evening meeting the members were addressed by Rev "a Ea- ther Byrne of Youngs town, Ohio. The next regular meeting wil4 be held Monday evening.
 The suit of Charles $. Fox. against Isaiah F. Terry of. Bethel is beingstried today before Judge Horace B. Scott in the Common Pleas court, foivH side valuable hunting dog killed some time ago by MT. Terry'ss auto. An insuI- ance company in which MT. Terry car- ried a liability policy is fighting the case. The question whether an auto ist is 1ia ble when dog is negligent1y killed is really the point at issue It Is prosoa bie that should the court find for the pla1ntiff, that the insurance company will take an appeal to the Supreme court Justice Bacon Wake man is counsel for the plaintiff.
 The Fairfield Girls Society are fur therfng fitting preparations for their sale on the town green Saturday af- ternoon, Sept 28- There will be sale of home made cake and candy. articles. There will also be grab bag and fortune telling. Miss Harriet will carry the gooset grab bag There will be two candy booths. one in charge of Miss Anna Carroll and the other Miss Anna Drew. Miss kath | one Of the cake ta bles and Miss May Leaa1y, another. The fancy article table will be in charge of Miss Carrie Wands and Miss Jennie Campbell The organization has elected Miss Harriet Glover vice president, and at the next meeting to be held Monday evening, Sept. 30, a house committees and board of governors will. be ap-s pointed.
 The steam roller in use by. the War ren Bros Co. in laying the permanent Ta<ax xye aY1f Fairfield bFOko down yesterday morning. when one of the rear rollers 1nisbehaved and rolled from it's bearings. The rolI-away made the ponderous machine helpless The accident happened on the trolley tracks tfeing up traffic for some time. Wreckers had to be sent for to get the troublesome machine off the tracks The roller is now in the road way resting on support. In the nlea n while the contractors cannot go on with the work until the roller is reDaired-
 Miss Harriet Glover has been in New York for the past few days.
 Carl Miller of the Warren Bros Co. has returned after few days trip to New York.
 Miss Margaret -DuvaH of Baltimore is visiting Mrs A. Holland Forbes
 Dedicat ton services of the new Mich oIs Terrace chapel will be held next Sunday at O clock.
 The members of the Greenfield Coun- try Club will meet this. evening and will decorate the club house with vegetables and fruits. appropriate for the harvest festival and dance to be held tomorrow evening.