The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-03
fdIrllelu THOMAS NOON CASE Fairfield Saloon Keeper Charged With
 Selling to Minors.
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Especial to The Farmer.l
 Fairfield, Feb. 3.-Thomas Noon, a local saloon keeper, charged by the state police with selling intoxicating to lotter about his place of business, was started yesterday afternoon be- fore. justice of the peace, Frank l.. Wilder, of Bridpeport. The court room was well filled when the court was called to order. There are S2 counts against Noon dating from Oct. 17 until Nov. 24, 1911. Eight young men testified to being in the place run by Noon but told the court they W ere 21 years old or over. The talk ing of testimony lasted over hours case was continued until Friday, Feb. 9th. Attorney Harry Sherwood, of Westport, prosecuted the case while James Cummings a local attorney and Robert E. DeForest. of Bridge port, defended the accused.
 Mir. and Mrs. Burr Entertain.
 A rleasant party was given last evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. There was. over hundred guests present and all voted they had a good time. The main parlor was decorat- ed with green and white and cut rooms. Refreshments were served and there was music before the party dispersed. Among those present Edith Banks, John E. Boyle, Bessie Banks, Milton Jennings, Howard Wakeman, Edith Merwin, Ethel Mer- John: Fred Godfrey, Edith Hopkins, Phyllis Grolljahn, Bertha Nichols, Harry Gull, O. Nichols, Sarah Sher- wood, James Godfrey. MT; and Mrs, Gull, Esther Wade, Fannie Wade, Mrs. Warner, Samuel Ogden, Percy Hub bel; William Meeker, Grace Bulkley. William Bulkley, Edna Bulkley, Jo- seph Quinland, Alice Hank, Vera Whales. Florence Banks. Mir. and Mrs. Edgar Burr, MT. and Mrs. Will MT. and Mrs. Henry Burr. MT. and Mrs. B. W. Burr, MT. and Mrs. Frank Wakeman, Mrs. Fable. Edna Jen- nings. Mr & and MrA Alan Jennings. George Schulte. Louella Burr, Harold Hull, Grace Burr, Bessie Burr, Ella Ferris, Ethel Ferris. Mir. and Mrs. Miss Johanna Lobdell, MT. and Mrs P. Whales, Mrs. Albert Bulkley, MT. and Mrs. William Ferris, Sarah Jen- Burr, c. F. Parrack, Henry Sher- wood, Mrs. Fred Jennings, MT. and Mrs. Samuel Bulk ley, Curtis Taylor, Mrs. Elsie Struck: Mrs. William Bulk Royal Banks, John Tomo. Marion BulkIey. LeGrand Whales. John Fer ris. Arthur Wilkie, Fred Williams, Walter Burr, Seeley Jennings, and
 The members of the Christian En- deavor society of the Fairfield Con- gregational church are planning to take part in the rally which will be held at the South Congregational church, Bridgeport, on Friday even ing. February g. There will be a 'arge attendance as representatives from Greenfield Hill, Green Farms, Fairfield, Southport, and Stratford will be present.
 Thomas Carroll was given a sur prise party a few nights ago at his home on the Pine Creek road, when a number of his friends gathered to remind him of his birthday. All were invited into the house after his sur prise and the evening was spent in playing games and dancing The guests were: Mary Lucy, Nora Kelly, Kate Dunn, Fannie Smith Anna Smith, Molly Kelly. Jennie Flanagan, Edward Phalen, James Dunn. E. Walsh. Elmer Mills, J. WheIan, wil~ liam Donner, J. Fyfe, M. O'Dwyer and E.. Walsh.
 Randolph Warner and Y. Schaf, students at the Hargrove school left early this morning for New Milford where they will attend a play which is to be given in that town by the young ladies of, the Ingleside school