The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-30
WESIPORT


 s,-westport, July ,sQ-Receiving ten dolIars from his fellow-mate, and sent ito secure change, Patrick Reilly for got to return. instead entering a con- Efest to put the breweries out of the running, Thaddeus Hill was the vic- tim of HefllZ's act:-1. The two are eni- Iployed by Thomas Glynn, the truck man. and were together Saturday eve rfinf. Reilly. short of funds, asked the l1oar1s of one dollar from Hill The lat. ter had heiped Reilly out on former occasions and was willing to do so | this time. He found that a ten dollar Ebdll was his smallest green-back, l handing the same to Reilly with the lreduest to return tke nine dollars Reslly dashed for a gin mill, spent all lHiil'e money and with aSwell developed bun returned--tc Hill, sleeping with him at .Glynnig place that evening. Sunday Hill threatened Reilly with arrest unless he returned the money. The, latter sgromissd that before e M9n7 s2i1i Iaroae early yesterday morning he Efornd that Reilly had vanished and kais0 that his gold watch was missing. Reilly had arisen during. the early moaning hours, dressed and rolled. Hill for his .wad'' and made a break ! for other parts Yesterday Hill com lplained to Grand Juror Harry Sher- fwood who made. out warrant for Reilfy'ss arrest Hill is Malay, and s'smay-lay' ttdo you get meO for Reilly.
 Monday, August 19 will see the open | ing Of the Artists Colony exhibit at lthe Public Library. At the present time there are many well known art lists who have their studios here, most tof whom will add specimens of their work to the exhibit.
 The Stony Brook Social Club held tanother of their famous socials and
 
 Egrounde. A fine day served to bring Eout the biggest gathering ever attend ling an. outing of the club.
 Engineer Stoddard, of the Connecti- ,cut Company was in town yesterday imaking ready to start the work at tMarvin'e switch.
 V There are advertised letters at the most office for James McElwee, G. H. fIilley and Mrs. Harriett Sherwood.
 Postmaster Charles Harris is yet to sreceive official notice from the federal authorities relative to the future use of the general delivery service. The news report had come from Washing ton that Postmaster General Hitch lcock had issued general order which lhaAf the avowed purpose of checking the use of the general delivery service flor carrying on firtations and clan idestir1e correspondence. The order named the postmaster as judge of those who will use the service. Tn the tpaet many young folks took advan- tage of the service for striking up ifirtatiens which they desired to keep teecret from those at home, Knowing EtfTat their parents would not approve. Many married people also used this means of carrying on correspondence, using assumed names.
 The registrars of voters will be in session on Friday, August 2, and Fri fday.- August g, from F m. to g D. m. for the purpose of making out prima- lrv lists.g Those who will participate t5T the coming caucuses will do well Efe see that their names are on the right lists. Application to be placed en the party list or to be changed from ' one list to the other or to be erased from a list will have to be tInade to the registrars in person. Those who vote for the first time will fhaye. to wait till next year before they Tran he placed on a party list. The 4Ff4kire of new voters will come later in the month. The registrars will eretatn all the names that appeared upon the lists of last year unless per- eonally requested to make a change. gi Trinity Sunday School will hold Their annual picnic and outing tomor- flow Special trolley cars will leave PIIotel Square at o'clock, going to SSavin Rock. If the day is stormy the E6uting will be postponed until Thurs day.
 rz. Temple Lodge, F. and A. M. will be uepresented at the laying of the cor .faer stone of the new Masonic Home ,su Waterbury on August 10. The To- Rel lodge has received and accepted z-n,a invitation from their Brass City g The laborers in the employ of the iWestport Water Company laying the maains in Compo street are encamped in the large vacant lot in the same street near the bridge. There are about loo of them.
 fz~ Rev. Levi Holmes will leave this week for Windsor Locks, where he swlli- occupy a pulpit during the month of August.
 VI Playing in Fairfield Sunday, the ,sWestport team. defeated the Fairfield ITS. by the score of to A. This is the second time the local boys have 1put it over'' their neighbors.
 v Saturday at Saugatuck the Fair $eIds were snnothersd by the sauga-