The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-19
News of Fairfield County Towns

 sie-x at the post office is confined to her home by a severe attack Of tonsilitis.
 Jim the intelligent mascot of the hre department is dead and there is genuine sorrow among the fire lad
 7" EFes a thorou ghbred Eng fish bull terrier and very intelligent s>----~-a o -l---Jh ndd trained the puppy to take his place on the machine when an alarm came in and he show ed an unusual aptitude for learning work of the firemen. He was taken sick two weeks ago and was sent to a veterinary hospital in Bridgeport. impossible to replace him.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Churchill have returned to their home on 1.ongbrook avenue after tour of the west last
 Grover BunnelPs billiard room re- gently opened in the post office build ing is so well patronized every night
 e't mt. The three tables were occupied the whole of fast evening by representative men who sought inno-
 The second of the course of lectures at the library will be given this ev- ening by Prof. Frederick H. Sykes of be Sir Walter Scott Novelist" The lecture will be illustrated. Those in terested will find something new in this discourse. Prof. Sykes has a fund of information concerning the scotch novelist which has, never been made public He is very interesting speaker.
 Dr. w B. Coegswell is confined to his. home by illness and is unable to make calls upon his patients. pr. Sprague of Bridgeport has charge of the 6octOr'S patients.
 Bob Dorman is i'll at his home at Elm and Broad streets.
 c. Bradley. was. seized with a vio- lent attack of indigestion while walk Q a x4r-ez taken to his home and after d period of severe pain is slowly improving
 Mrs. J.. Randall, who has been wis iting her son, Henry, in New York, has returned to her home on Warwick avenue.
 Mrs John Wells is i'll at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Paul Coodell of Warwick avenue
 Mrs. J. McElroy. Warwick avenue who cut her hand two weeks ago is now able to perform her household duties.
 A white sweater. worth six dollars, belonging to one of the P. A. I. team day night was taken from the dress ing room by some unknown party. and has not yet been returned. The Ramhlers feel very sore over the mat ter as it puts them as well as the pc ople of the town in bad odor to have articles beloneing to visiting teams stolen. The Rambler hope that the missing garment will be returned to the towp clerks office and relieve them of the stigma which will follow its retention.
 John McGahay was hit by an auto mobile at Hard's carner, Wednesday evening at six o'clock. He was knock ed down and well shaken up but thought at the time that he was not injured. He allowed the driver of the machine to pass without taking ms hum CT. The next day McGahay was hardly able to move. The col lision had injured his knees and he has been obliged to consult d physi clan.
 On Tuesday, Jan. 30, it is announc- ed. the entertainment given on last Centre, school will be repeated in the assembly hall for. the benefit of the parents yof the pupils of the whole school Alan Judson. fire marshal of the town win forbid the entertain ment unless the conditions which -ex> isted last week arc remedied. The conditions under which tiIe entertain ment can be given in the -oom are -n"t the halls and assembly room be ----~- --'-- "-r' --~@al,, Ii1hted end that such dors as do not open outward. he
 -ne perfornnenc and that there shall be -ollly- as many ores ent as there are seats for and that all the aisles he free and clear There aye the re~ula tiors set down by the state of Connecticut for the protec- tiop of people who attend public en- tertainments.
 4 one-act farce called April Fools" was@the attraction at the entertain IT e7t of Lilley camp w .. W. last night at Grange hall The perform