The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-30
BEACHSlDE INN OWNERS
 SUED BY FORMER WAITER
Discharged Waiter Alleges False Ar rest-CIainls Yale Student Was
 Responsible.
WESTPORT

Westport. Sept 3o-Papers in the suit of Theodore Marceau against Merit and J. H. Davidson were hzed by Attorney E B. Bradley in the The Davidsons are the proprietors of the Beachside Inn of which Marceau Is an ex-waiter. The suit is the out growth of an alleged assault by Mar ceau upon another waiter at the Inn on Aug. Il. Marceau was arrested at the time on the complaint of the two brothers but discharged before Justice Purdy for lack Of evidence. Marceau then retained Attorney B. B. Bradley to secure redress for him. He alleges that his arrest was false and that he was held a prisoner so as to allow another waiter, whom he clans was guilty Of assault to get out of town. The other waiter was a Yale student named Vincent. The suit is for $2, 900 and Is returnable to the Oc- tober term of the court.
 A writ of repIevin was issued by Justice Samuel A. Purdy to the trus- tees of the local lodge of the Star of Bethfehem order, today, to secure the books of the order held by the dnan- eiaI secretary. Frank N. Talbot. The order was given to Constable Heze-
 Sherfff Eli B. Mead held the proxy for Fred Hubbell at the Congressional convention in Bridgeport on Friday. Thomas Ryan, the other delegate, and the sheriff were with Senator Donovan from the first ballot. MT. HubbeII was chosen at the local caucus as a strong Wilson supporter.
 The Stony Brook Social club held it's last clam bake of the season yester- day at the Stony Brook grounds Like the other bakes of the summer. that of yesterday was a slccesS.
 Joseph Duffy enrolled at the Bridge port Trade School this morning.
 The Beers Bros. have secured a lease of the store formerly occupied by Milton Allen a butcher market in the Smith building at Riverside ave nue and Bridge street. A modern branch to their Main street store.
 J. Frederick Gorham is enjoying two weeks from his duties at the D. M. tfon is being spent in Atlantic City.
 Mrs. Clifford Jennings and family have moved from their home in Ever green street to a new home in State
 Edward ssturges and family have re- moved from Main street to a new home In King street.
 luests from Bridgeport are visiting Mrs. James Mills.
 George Avery is now able to use his right hand after long siege of blood
 Rally Sunday was observed yester- day at the Greens Farms Congrega- tional church. and also the Sunday
 Members of the westport Gun Club gathered at the club house Sat urday in the bi-weekly shoot for the Dupont trophy.
 Michael Myers enjoyed a day off Saturday from his duties on the front end Of the Depot-Main street car.
 Tt Happened in Westport.'' . the playlet given by the young folks of the town at the annual fair of the 1 Women's Town Improvement Associa- ton will be repeated at the opening of the Westport Opera House which 1 is scheduled for some time within the | next few weeks. The members of the 1 cast are now rehearsing under the di- 1 rection of Arthur Je1liffe. The orig inal lines of the play will be contin- 1 ued with the addition of many more l local hits. The play made a last 1 ing impression on all those fortunate | though to be in attendance at the | town fair. For the benefit of hunters Game | Warden Wilbur Smith of Norwa1k de- l sireS it known that the law on quail l WoOdcock, partridge and pheasan nts is 1 off from Oct. 8 until Nov. 23 The law is off at the same time on gray squirrels Don't become confused and i get yourself arrested by banging awayj st the game on Oct. 1. It was Oct | ] in 1911, but not so this year. Rab- bit can be hunted with dog, gun or | ferret, or either from Oct 1 to Dec 1; 1 with dog and ferret, or either. Dec. i to Jan. 15. Be patient. Don't go out | tomorrow and also keep the gun under l