The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-12
WESTPORT

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 Westport. July 12.-Becoming crazed with the heat. COW belonging to
 Anton Milenski, and tied with heavy
 chain late Wednesday afternoon broke l it's holdings, dashing madly about the
 fields. In her wild rash the COW ran l Tn front of the 510 D. m. trolley, ] Bridgeport bound, and before the mos l torman could bring the car to a stop, l the bovine was knocked over. The
 accident occurred in State street near | Prospect street. Though the animal | was cut and scratched severely no i bones were broken. Her owner, who had been making vain attempts to catch her during her wild dashes, se- | cured the animal and returned her 1 to her shed. Those who witnessed 1 the accident cannot understand how | the animal survived and is about to- day.
 Westporters have no fear of wa | ter famine, as the well from which | the Westport Water Company secures it's supply is well fortified for all the l advances made on it's contents. Last | year when water companies through out this section were cautioning their customers to use sparingly of the pre- cious waters, the local company looked into their we'll, finding conditions al- most as good as if it had been rain ing all season. The well at the time of the. greatest draught last season SIs
 Harry Sherwood shocked the ,na- tiveS yesterday when he had several men move sets of steam heaters from the rear of his offices in State street to the new telephone building in the same street. The erection of the new building has progressed to such an extent that the contractors are now ready to install the heaters.gs The sight of the heaters induced such thoughts and wishes that one of the <1 overtime might be advanced andz@loe- come mixed up with one of these sig zling days Such day ought to be ideal.
 Charles Miller is erecting a veranda on the triangle to the side of his Kra- The veranda will. cover the old well which has been on the site, but un- used, for some time
 Registering at the Westport hotel lyn. John Nelson. Brooklyn, M. E. Nelson, Brooklyn, George Smith, New York and Henry Orth, New York
 The monster banner which has seen service for the past few years adver-a Using the fair of the Women's Town out in front of the town hall yester- day The fair this year will be on Friday July 19, and Saturday July
 Joseph Sands and Ken Allen LOOK a "trip to Port Jefferson yesterday.
 New furniture has been installed in the lodge rooms of the Knights of Pythias in the Fable building.
 Rev. Charles Taylor is on a ten days trip in the vicinity of Lake George, N. r., where he is delivering a series of lectures.
 After fighting for many days against great odds, Patrick Quigley, who last week suffered sun stroke, has re-g gained his speech and is now able tol sit up. For a time his life was de- spared of, but recent developments have brought a change for the better.
 Garfield James, the popular young clerk in W. E. Osborn's grocery in State street, is now enjoying we'll earned vacation
 Mrs! William Remson is entertain ing her sister and children for the summer months ss
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Bradley of Saugatuck have as their guest for a few days their son. J. Franklin Brad ley, of Montclair, N.@J.
 Tn the future trolley switches will. be known by name and not by num- ber. The new assignment is as fol>1 lows, 09 at Hawthorne Inn; 92 near East Main street: S5 near Church. street; :765 to the. east of Turkey FIiIi Toad; 65 opposite the Pequot poultry farm. 1