The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-24
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wastpnrt. Sept 24-Eho1nas A. Payne of this place is some clean mp man. Saturday evening lit up through ths sdfectS of joy waters. Payne etazt- el1avsE <qsancai1ng places. He started at FkawTeyis where he put a hay maker over ea Joseph Latham. Not tened to tas westport Hotel asar osler worlds to conquer. He was going great and had handed the obd one, when John C0yEe came along. Coyle was tFpe master, and Payne took the count When he oar1e to he wtas out ls9nr up considerably and brought back to him visions of his abilities. He started for Saugafuck where at the pounding the crookery about One man anxious to put qufefus to his work pleaded with him, and for his < pains was sent aswGy gToggy- In every home there must be a cham p8on- Andrew Barbare was of that calibre He told Payne what he thoughts sent home a few to the man dfz51e The frigid1ty of Faynes ana toxny was very evident He had loads ard was about to start rl1ctions again when Constable Hezekiah Allen with his badge. all polished UP; appeared w sertive nature allowed himself to be arrested without a struggle and was being marched off by the constable when hostiiities again broke out. The constable and his prisoner were on porch at least four feet from the around level when the battle broke out anew Payne annexed the con6table's stalwart figure to his arms and the zo fnterlocked rolled off the porch opinions vary as to who vas on on top 4, are agreed that the two still clung to each other First the officer was on top and then Payne. Their posi- <,F -r1n1 least ten minutes when two bystanders took. 2 hand and assisted the constable. Af-. ter it was easy work to subd5fe K. O. Payne. He spent the day and night in the cooler and yesterday morning before Justice Joseph Morton was 1Ir1derstand the reasons for his arrest. He held to the opinion that he was not the offending party. HleI
 There are advertised letters at the post office for Mrs. Beriser, Mrs Banks Miss Curran. Mrs. Abraham ilton. Lena Morehouse. Mrs. Adolph F Roderwald. Anna Robinson, Mrs. Edward Wagner, Miss Elizabeth Link, William H. Hull. W J. Lee: Joseph Ssebistey, Caspar Whitney, w. Clark and May Stosey-
 The mad dog scare in town the lat ter part of last week has had it's re- suits in the owners of most dogs
 
 is rrobab1y beca use the order has gone out that unmuzz1ed dogs will be shot if found lose. It was learned yester- day morning that a little girl named Burke was bitten Sunday and that she had received treatment for the bite.
 With mad dogs running through the streets and a mad man roaming the woods in the northern section of the town it's no wonder that the natives are on the Qui vive and look twice be- fore translating the observation The women of the. northern section of the town fear to go out during the even man The fact that such person h about may be just the raving of some one, but they have worked up the female residents of that section. shorities to allay this fear. A man hunt ought to be fine sport these eT- enings. There would be legions of v-oIun teers-
 The Ladies Aid society of the Saug- etrck M F. church will hold a rum l mage sale on Oct 2 and at the va cant store at Bridge street and Riv- l erside avenue formerly occupied by |
 The new office Sbui1ding of the Elm l haImers' Supply Co, in Riverside ave nue on the banks of the Sauga tuck | river are about completed and will f soon be occupied by the office forces 1 c B. Do1ge Co
 Michael KIotzski, wife beater of Greens Farms is still among the miss dng- On complaint of neighbors a last year but when an officer went 1 sitter Rlotz@kf he couId not be located. HlaazA lsM- anAesmHM nAsA ARsdR iAa JM4A hAk