The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-18
TYPEWRITER CONCERN
 BUY PERRY PROPERTY
Intend to Start Erection of Plant Here at Once-Win Be in Opera ton Before Beginning of
 Year.
FAIRFIELD

Fairfield, Sept. 1S-Title to land ad- joining the Perry building in Spring street. has been acquired by Frederick M Rogers. who is one of the directors of the A1bertson Folding Typewriter Co., It is understood the company will start the erection of their plant at gin to leave the plant by the first of the year.
 The folding typewriter is the inven- ton of Ernest H. ATbertson. a. me- ehanic of New York. Mir Alhertson has been perfecting his patents for several months past ard has succeed tial New Yorkers. A company wasl formed and representa- atfves were sent out to secure suitable site for the new plant. Fairfield was selected be- cause of it's nearnesss to New York, because there was plerty of help and by reason of the excellent transporta- ton facilities
 Alfred $. Perry. from whom the com pany secured title to their property, states that there are about half al dozen Fair felders. himself included, who have purchased shares of stock in the company. From the company'sl plant will be in operation by the end of the year and that the average of 9 machines a day will be turned out. The folding typewriter is 8 new wrinkle on the market. Manufactured for the most part Of aluminium. it is easily carried about and is so alligned
  may be folded
 selectman John C. Lobde11s hesita- tion in accepting renomination for that office almost declared him out of the race Monday evening. His re1uc- tance to announce himself last week allowed the friends of former Select men Edward c. Warehouse to get in a little work on his behalf When it came to the caucus it was announc- ed that Lobden would again be a candidate. He was nominated as was also Morehouse. There were 148 ballots cast of which Lobdell received which appeared torrid for a time was that between Robert Hitchcock and P. E. Northrop for auditor of the the hu-rah count
 A tree warden was not nominated this time by the Republicans. There in the hands of the Board of Select
 Mrs. Charles Hyde. wife of Dr. Charles Hyde. is gaining rapidly at the BridgeSort hospital following an operation for apPendicitis. visit with his brother in Btnshanr-
 Miss Lena Johnson is the guest of
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence are receiving congratulations on the birth of daughter at their home in Southport
 The ladies of Trinity church will hold a cake and fancy article sale at the church lawns Wednesday | September 25.
 Charles Potts. foreman at the F. E. 1 Beach Go. store in Bridgeport is | spending his two weeks vacation at his home here
 Rufus Knapp will enter the State | Agricultural college at Storrs the lat | ter part of this week.
 Miss Ethel Hotchkiss. a graduate of the Staple High school, is a member of the Junior class at the Bridgeport Training school.
 Philip Redfeld who for many years has dealt in antiques in Fairfield avenue. Bridgeport. will conduct his business in the future at his home in MfiI Plain. NONE omorrowat
 Corning NY. Sept 1.-The Steuben County Grand Jury. which has been investigating the wreck on the Lacka- | wanna Railway near here on July 4 1 when an express crashed into the rear of the Lackawanna Limited, killing | 90 persons has reported to court that | no criminality attached to anyone in l the wreck The engineer of the ex-l press and, the rear hagmen of the 1 limited. who have been out on bail l since the coroner's inquest will now be discharged.
 Antoine De1oria, Postmaster at Gar | den. Mich, knows Ghe exact facts l when he speaks of the curative value of Foley Kidney Pills He says: From my own experience recoxn mend Foley Kidney Pills. as great