The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-30
FAIRFIELD

The assessors of the town were in
 the post office last evening receiving
 the tax lists of all those who are not
 able to call at the town hall during place also this evening and on Fri
 day night.
 Miss Helen .Turney Sharps, regent
 of the local D. A. R., attended a. meet.
 ing of the Founders and Patriots of
 Connecticut held in New Haven, Fri day.
 Fairfield Congregational church, is to
 leave soon with his wife for Africa
 and other foreign parts. They will sail from New York on Nov. 16 and trip is being made for the benefit of Dr. ChIld's health During his ab- Prof H. 1T. Tweedy of Yale college. He takes with him the best wishes of a host of friends who hope to see him
 much improved in health upon his re- turn.
 Mrs Joseph Hermanzie, Jr., is con-
 fined to her home on Greenfield EfIi by illness.
 A Halloween party is to be given
 by the members of the Fairfield Glrls' Club in their rooms Friday even
 The Fairfield branch of Connecticut
 Anti-suffrage Association held a meeting at the home of Miss Annie
 B. Jennings; yesterday afternoon, at
 addressed the gathering.
 Mrs. Frances BunnelI is spending a
 few days in New Milford as the guest
 of her granddaughter, Mrs. George B.
 St. Thornas. hall has been appro- priately decorated for the Hallowe' en
 dance to be given this evening by the
 members of the Holy Name Society, and all other arrangements have been 1 completed. Everything is now in
 readiness for the big social event. Saturday the Fairfield members of the State Audubon Society will en- 1 certain the State organization in the Memorial library. The meeting will open at Il o'clock and will be in ses- sion the biggest part of the day. A I luncheon will be served at noon by l the hostesses. Reports will be read by the different committees and in the afternoon there will be illustrated lecture on Birds at Work and at Play
 voted to have the signs which were | posted up on the trees about town re- moved and Tree Warden Clarence Bradley is busy tearing them all
 down.
 Patrons of the trolley have peti- toned the selectnren to have the cars | stop at the corner of Spring street i have to board the trolley at this point every day and such a stop would do
 away with a great deal of inconven- fence.
 Friday being All Saints Day, masses will be celebrated at St.. Thomas church at 5 and 8 o'clock. On Sat urday, All Souls Day, a requiem high 1 mass will be celebrated at 8 o'clock Confessions will be heard Thursday and Friday afternoon and evenings. l A bundle of rags on fire WAS the
 cause of the calling out of the fire department yesterday afternoon about | 8 o'clock. The fire was on Fairfield Place but was put out by members of the family before the chemical ar- rived. There was no damage. One of the most important events planned this season by the Fairfield Girls club promises to be the Hal l lowe'en party Friday evening at the rooms in the Saum building At a reg
 ular meeting Monday evening about A members attended and displayed muct 1 enthusiasm when arrangements were made for the Halloween party. It Is planned to have all wear masks. Beginning at noon today the 1uncf l for which the Girls club has beer planning for some time, will be serv- | ed daily from 12 to 2