The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-28
FAIRFIELD


 H. M. Agnew, foreman in the em- ploy of the Warren Bros. of Boston. who are laying the bftuIithic pave ment through the town. caught John Miller making away with the cloth ing of John Stewart, a fellow work man, on Saturday morning. Miller had been working for that company in camp near Mill River, the place where a brutal fight was staged a few weeks ago.
 Miller was discharged last week, and on Saturday morning while the other men were at work, went to the camp and took Stewards wardrobe Agnew turned the man over to the local po- lice. Justice Wakenan fined him $5 and costs, and he went to jail.
 At the regular meeting Of the Fair field Girls Club, new organization, their rooms in the Saum building, a report will be read by the committee who were appointed to go to New York and purchase new furnishings.
 Harvest services were held at the Greenfield church last evening The members of the Sunday school were in very pleasing program was rendered. Very fine musicale selections were also rendered by out-of-tOwn artists A large crowd was in attendance and all present were thoroughly satisfied with the evenings program.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Graham of Norwich spent Sunday with friends fin town. MT. Graham was formerly su- perintendent of schools here.
 Mrs. @. W. Polk has returned to her home in Poughieeepcie, N. r., after having spent the past week with her father, William Burr.
 Mrs. Casper Schwarz had her daugh- ter, Mrs. Harry Goodsen, of W7estport as guest Saturday.
 was fined g and costs by Justice Wakeman, Saturday, for assault on Frank VaIbo and Louis BonwiZino. A few weeks ago as the two men were passing Lockwood's place, vaIbo en- deavored to pick up an apple witch was lying 8, few feet inside the fsnce. an old fashioned muskef loaded with homemade slugs, hitting the men in several places. Lockwood was de- tended by Judge Beers of Bridgeport. who claimed that the shooting was an accident. MT. Beers said:s Lockwood has been troubled with these men most all summer. He was in his yard and was showing his housekeeper. Miss Lizzie Lesne, how to shoot a. gun when it exploded and hit the men. It was an accident and no one could help it., I.ockwood may appeal chants have been complaining about for some days, has subsided to a cer- tain extent and Fairfield Is 8 little more quiet than 1t has been in the past
 The funeral Of Arthur Merwin. who died at his Greenfield home, Friday, was held this afternoon from his late residence Internent was in Oaklawn cemetery. The deceased is survived by his widow. twin daughters, Edith and Ethel; two sons. Burton P. and Walter S.
 Extensive repairs are being made on the residence of the late Harry I. Flint, in Main street.
 MT. and Mrs. Daniel Douglas were Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. Fred Jeralds on Barlow Plains.
 Miss May Hawkins has resumed her duties at the Smith Murray Company after a vacation of number of weeks.
 James Brown. the garage keeper, went hunting Saturday morning and succeeded in getting number of part ridge before returning.
 All the Democrats and their friends are looking forward for next Thursday evening to come along, as the big rally wE1 take place in the town hall. Jeremiah Donovan of South Norwaik, and Robert w. Post of Westport, will be among the takers. A parade is being planned to be held in the center of the village