The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-01
Fairfield NEW SODA FOUNTAIN
 FOR BOYLE'S PHARMACY. Fairfield Druggist Will Dispense Free Soda Water On St. Patrlcks
 Day.
tspecial to The Farmer ,


 Fairfield, Feb. John. Boyle. the local druggist has just returned home from Boston where he has purchaIIy!C ! a new fountain to be erected In ms will occupy the center of the store and is 29 foot circular affair." II is made of white Italian marble Wltn green base trim and onyx plll9Ws. The trimming is of German silver and when installed will be one or tne best suburban soda fountains Tn tnG Hj state When completed the cost vii be in the neighborhood of S5,OoO. St; Patrick's Day, MT. Boyle has planned to serve free soda all day ana even ing to all who go into Lne stoTe, re- given away. In one end of the store will be stationed an orchestra Whlch will furnish music all evening. Every one will be welcome
 The home of MT. and Mrs. Henry S. Burr, on Center street, was the scene of a merry party yesterday aI- 3ernoon when about 30 children gath ared to celebrate the second birthday o6 Alice Marie Burr. The decorations were of white and pink cut IloWerS; MT. and Mrs. Burr and Alice received the guests in the main hall. At o'clock all the little ones sat down to a bountiful luncheon. The tanle was decorated in pink tnd white with faVorS for the children at each seat The mother stood in back or the tots and served them Among the chll- dren- present were: Raymond ;. Beacn. Sadie Barrows, Florence Schulte. Carl w Schulte Roda Sharps, Dorothy Fox, John Taylor, Helen Taylor, san ford Wakeman. Roger Wakeman. Eunice Burr, Louis Bullard, Mss Brown, Grace M. Perry, Charles G. Perry, Howard Burr. Albert Burr, and Henry Burr. The adults were; Meadames Harold Bullard. Raymond G. Beach, William H. Donaldson, AL fred s. Perry. Frances Burr Fox, William Q. Burr, Howard Wake, man. Albert Brown, Carl Schuite, and John Taylor, and the Misses Louise Burr, Lena Schwartz, Walker and
 Paul strasberg. of Detroit, Mich, and Frederick Kleber, of New York, are new students at the Hargrove school.
 The committee in charge of the leap year dance which is to be gwen at the Greenfield Country club on make the affair 8 succeIs in every Wav Every member of the club is entitled to two invitations The names should be sent to the secre- in charge of the affair are Miss Maud Wilson Miss Edna Blu k!ey, Mrs. Howard Gray, and Mrs. Frederick
 The nineteenth annual dance which is to be given by the local firemen promises to be a grand success. The sale of tickets so far is large and 1t looks as though the boys would nave a full house. The dance will be held in the St. Thomas hall on the even ing of February 18th with the. Coast Artillery orchestra. MT. Sirrett will act as promoter of the evening. The committee in charge. of the. dance consists of Ambrose Smith. chairman; Edward V. Phalen, secretary; Her bert Smith, chairman of the music committee; George Anderson, chair man of advertising comm1ttee; floor committee, Thomas Carroll, A Smith, William O'Dwyer, George Anderson, and Thomas Murphy.
 A mid-week cottage prayer meet of Mrs Elmer F. Bulkley.
 The girls hockey game between the girls of the Eastern Underwear com pany and the girls of the Fairfield Rubber company. has been cal ed of on account of the recent snow fall. The game will be played as soon as the skating is good again