The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-08
Fairfield
WILLIE WARLISKI HURT
 WHILE COASTING SUNDAY.
(specia1 to The FarmerD

(SpecIal to The Farmer.)
 Fairfield, Jan S-whfle coasting down Round hill. about o'clock yes terday afternoon, little Willie War hski, the 12-year-o1d son of MT. and Mrs. John ,Warlfski. living on the back road to Bridgeport, met with serious accident The young folks had been sliding down the hill most of the af- ternoon when they thought they would take one more slide and then go to their homes. The ripper was pulled up the hill and the boys, being seven in al, all, were ready for the ride.
 way down the steep hill something went wrong with the steering appar atus and the sleds left their course, their feete on one side of the ripper they were able to steer it to one side, but while doing so little Willie, who was on the. end, was thrown to the ground ..
 He was picked up, but it was some time before he could do much but cry. It was found that his right leg had been scraped most the fun length, It will be some time before he will be able to be out again
 WILL DISCONTINUE BUSINESS.
 Announcement has been made to the effect that the Sound View Farm will discontinue the retailing of all cut flowers decorative and design work. This announcement has been made by NelliS H. Sherwood, manager of the concern. MT. Sherwood started the business about Is years ago. The business was operated successfully from the start In the sprfng of 1911 MT. Sherwood sold the entire place to |. DeVer Warner, who has been the owner ever since. MT. Sherwood has been his manager over the prop erty and business. The change in the business will be somewhat of a sur prise to many in town.
 At the morning. service at the Con- gregational church; three persons were baptized and taken as members. They and Walter Gregor. H. H. Benedict was received, being transferred from Massachusetts. The Congregationalist hand book for 1912 was also passed out at the morning service. This book contains daily Bible readings, prayer meeting topics, Congregational statistics, r. P. s. c. E. topics, Sum day school lessons and many other in teresting notes concerning church af- fairs.
 A booklet containing. the notes of the Young Peoples Christian Endeav- or meetings has also been issued.
 A party was given at the home of Miss Helen Forsyth on Spring street, Saturday evening, in honor of Mss Edith Bentley, of Rutherford, N. J. those present were. the Misses Sarah Louise Forspth, Sarah Whitfield Deyo, Katherine Burr, Eva Cara Downs, May Downs. Amy Jennings, Amy Childs, Elsie Jennings, and Grace Ritch. a7t st
 Ashley Eastman, a student at the Hargrove school, returned to town last evening, after two weeks vacation at lis home in Saginaw, Mich.
 Rev pr. Rider, a minister and mem Der of the board of foreign missions, ct 46z e,o&f <.H,, 1ou evening and delivered a very interesf- ing talk to the large congregation about his recent trip to the Sandwich Islands.
 Mrs e. C. Wells, of Mill -PlaEn, is much better from her recent illness which has confined her to her home for the past few weeks
 Miss Minnie Sherwood, of Easton, has returned to her home after spend ing several days at the home of MT. and Mrs. Frank H. Edwards.